It was funny to see HOW MUCH she had collected over the years and we wished she was there to tell us the stories of the pieces: "this one came from a garage sale, this one Bob ordered from a catalog, and this one..."
My camera decided that it was out of batteries so the only pictures I got were on my phone, so bare with me.
The next three pictures are of the 3 tables covered by the jewelry.



I think we all came away happy and some of the girls even grabbed some great stuff to make the jewelry Christmas trees like Uncle Allen used to make.
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Katie wants to know if there are any left...especially the pearls...
I'm sure there are tons. Talk to Betsy.
Julie has a jewelry picture that her great-grandmother made. It is a basket full of jewels. She has it hanging in her bedroom.
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