Celluloid Charm: Ship

Celluloid Charm: Rare Cat

I don't know very much about this kind of charm but it's a GREAT addition to any collection!

Welcome Back Russia :)

Celluloid Toy/Charm: Husky Dog

I've seen this "charm" with a loop and without....mine had no loop, I photoshopped it in. Regardless, it's a delightful addition to my collection!

Celluloid Charms: Shimmikins Dolls

Celluloid Charm: Rare Large Sailor

Celluloid Charm: Cigarette Pack Lucky Strike

Celluloid Charm: Flip Side of Babushka Charm

Love love love this charm and I love that it flips to the Babushka woman!! (see below)

Celluloid Man: Kobe Man Top Hat Dangle Legs

Celluloid Charm: Babushka

Oh how I appreciate this charm!! Just the voluminous cheeks alone are enough to delight the collector but those kissy lips, oh how fun the kissy lips!!

For those who are not familiar with a Babushka, it's the name for a scarf worn intially by Russian women, eventually even referring to the woman as the Babushka. In the forties and fities a woman wearing a scarf was haute couture!

Celluloid Charm: Hugging Couple Some Say Popeye & Olive

Celluloid Charm: NYC Building

I love these building charms and I wish there were more of them around! I'm not familiar with this building but it's a FAB charm!

Celluloid Charm: Goddess

It never hurts to have another

Celluloid Charm: Asian Boy

This particular charm was made with the metal loop and with the molded in plastic loop.

Celluloid Kobe Charm: Letter R

I'm not sure if there were any other letters made besides the "R" but it's a good choice!

Celluloid Charm: RARE Art Deco Lady

Art Deco (/ˌɑrt ˈdɛkoʊ/), or Deco, is an influential visual arts design style that first appeared in France after World War I, flourishing internationally in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s before its popularity waned after World War II.[1] It is an eclectic style that combines traditional craft motifs with Machine Age imagery and materials. The style is often characterized by rich colors, bold geometric shapes, and lavish ornamentation.

During its heyday, Art Deco represented luxury, glamour, exuberance, and faith in social and technological progress. WIKI

This charm is such a delight, she personifies the Art Deco era, which was the time the celluloid charms were being produced.

View from behind the scenes..........

I want to thank all of my regular followers for the support and I thought you might find it interesting to see what I see. This list of countries is from the past 12 months...there are many others but the visits were too minimal to keep track of I assume.

Celluloid Charms: Father Son Sumo

When I saw these charms I knew they had to be mine! And they're PINK!!! They have little bare behinds but I promised I wouldn't show you

Celluloid Charm: Asian Man

I'm not sure what he is doing but he is wearing a gi so I guess he's ready for some kind of fighting. LOVE him!!

Celluloid Charm: Dog or Fox

I'm not sure what this charm is but it's one you don't see very often. True it's not as exciting as some of the spectacular charms that come my way but I most certainly appreciate it!