to write a real letter?
Many do not even send out Christmas cards anymore!
To receive a hand written letter in the Post is pure JOY!
Nevertheless the foundation of God standeth sure,
having this seal, The Lord knoweth them that are His II Timothy: 2:19..
unique old pieces from treasure hunts
Wax sealing goes back to ancient times
It adds a very old fashioned lovely touch
It is a very pleasurable experience writing with a Dip Pen. Just imagine
Jane Austen wrote ALL her books with one (or perhaps a Feather Quill)!
Learn about FEATHER QUILLS here:
Please don't tell BUTTERCUP that we took some of her FEATHERS! |
Learn more here:
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here is a great site: |
https://www.janeausten.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Handwriting.pdf
(Please take the time to check out their illustrations page)
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Also Jonathan David's Uncle was a counsellor,
a wise man, and a scribe: I Chronicles 27:32..
Here is a nice example of dip pen writing from days gone by from a cherished inherited "Autograph Book"
Belonging to J. Fredrick Smith 1880 (my HubbyBear's Grandfather)
This is an extraordinary autograph written by a good friend of J. Fredrick
(little would he imagine that his lovely poem would be posted for many to see on day)!
We may write our names in albums
We may trace them in the sand
We may chisel them in marble
With a firm and skillful hand
But the pages soon are sullied
Soon each name will fade away
Every moment will crumble
Like all earthly hopes decay
But dear friend there is an album
Full of leaves of snowy white
Where no name is ever tarnished
But forever pure and bright
In that book of life God's album
May your name be penned with care
And may all who here have written
Have their names forever there
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Belonging to J. Fredrick Smith 1880 (my HubbyBear's Grandfather)
This is an extraordinary autograph written by a good friend of J. Fredrick
(little would he imagine that his lovely poem would be posted for many to see on day)!
We may write our names in albums
We may trace them in the sand
We may chisel them in marble
With a firm and skillful hand
But the pages soon are sullied
Soon each name will fade away
Every moment will crumble
Like all earthly hopes decay
But dear friend there is an album
Full of leaves of snowy white
Where no name is ever tarnished
But forever pure and bright
In that book of life God's album
May your name be penned with care
And may all who here have written
Have their names forever there
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My Great Grandmother Mary Hawkins kept a Prayerful Journal
How Honored I am to have it
from Tuberculosis at the age of 42
For this is a covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after
those days, saith the Lord;
I will put my laws into their mind,
and write them their hearts;
Hebrews 8:10...
Here are some wonderful examples of penmanship some famous illustrators
Some nice sites about the history of paperweights:
Pictures by Linnie Nolan of the Bleat'n Hum Baa Farm'n Fiber
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an interesting site about the demise
of handwriting
of handwriting
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There are some wonderful examples of
"Dip Pen" Handwriting by Beatrix Potter
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Do You Know JESUS?
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