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Hi there, Thanks for the wonderful newsletter about this one of a kind person.
(In reference to Ruth
Kamke). Can't you just see someone doing all that work today, with little or no recognition!?
It takes me back to a time when I was a child, and a family friend named Minnie Marcks who was a milliner in St.
Louis, Mo, took a young man under her wing who went on to become the famous 'Mr. John'. O what a wonderful place for a youngster to explore....all the furs, feathers, jewelry and glitzy things that went into making
women's' hats back then.
Thanks again,
Gail
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Interesting reading.
Thank you
Joanie
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What a nice addition to your site, I have already forwarded the Hollywood
jewelry article to others.
Alex
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I appreciate so much the article on the German costume jewelry and the very interesting history lesson! I myself am half German, and have an on-going conflict between my love for costume jewelry, and the trend of major designers to produce pieces which become finer and less interesting each year. This fabulous article makes me proud to create beautiful things without being a snob about materials. I actually fall somewhere between plastic and diamonds in my personal tastes, after all.
Thanks for making the effort.
Barbie
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Thank you so very much for these articles. I will
definitely use them.
Paula
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Thank you Andrea –
Very interesting…and now shown a wonderfully obvious application!
Indi
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Enjoy your irregular news letter, Andrea!!!!!
David
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Thank you for all of the wonderful information that I receive from your e-mails. I think the
Glossary of Terms is excellent.
Nita |
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I always look forward to your "irregular e-letter." Thanks.
Norma |
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Just signed up for your e-mails. What a wonderful product you have. Just what I have been looking for.
Looking forward to dealing with you.
Yours, Karen |
Thank you for sending your e-letter. I especially enjoyed the article about
Sandra Boucher and forwarded it to many people. I can tell you put a lot of effort into this, and it really helps to keep your name fresh. I really like getting your e-letters.
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Many thanks. I enjoy your irregular newsletters!
Catherine |
Good Morning Andrea,
I enjoy your newsletters, very informative.
Cheers
Janet |
To Whom It May Concern:
I just wanted to say thank you for your wonderful article on jewelry
history. I am teaching a new course this year and I have been struggling to find a decent book on jeweled history that gave an overview of the
timeline of existence. Many of the books and magazines available are very time period specific. You have done me and my students a great honor in compiling the data.
Thank You
Ms. Heather Deitchman
Director Fine Arts
Glades Central CHS |
Thank you Andrea,
I really enjoyed this a lot !
Gail |
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Andrea
I just wanted to drop a note and let you
know how much I enjoy the Guyot Newsletters and browsing the catalog pages.......keep sending the
newsletter!
Beth Ann |
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Hi Andrea:
Just looked over the latest newsletter. I
love your newsletters!
Holly |
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Dear Andrea
Thank you for keeping me up to date with
your emails. It's always very interesting and informative to see what you are
offering, and of course an inspiration to my jewellery making !
Yours sincerely,
Lynette |
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Andrea
Loved the story about Grannie packing
heat......
Barbara |
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Hi Andrea -
Thanks for a peek at the new findings from Guyot on
the e-letter. They look like fun...
Ed |
Andrea --
Thanks again for a great newsletter. Some of the pieces in that Trifari
collection are breath-taking!
Jill |
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Thanks! I loved everything in my last order! Also, I
enjoyed reading about Diane Love on the last newsletter.
N. |