advice, please

[Bob Vogel]

Helen, 
Go out there and pick a nice big bunch of those "Blue Bonnets", put on
your brightest smile, walk over there and talk to your neighbor! You
never know what might happen. You'll make a friend and maybe get your
piece of pottery, too! ;););)   Good luck!
Best, Bob  

Allen, Helen M wrote:
> 
> Warm and Sunny in Texas.........maybe today I'll ask my neighbor about the
> McCoy pot in her yard.    The bluebonnets are in full bloom this year.
> 
> I got a McCoy white planter dish for  $.25 cents !!!!!!!  it was unmarked.
> 
>         ----------
>         From:   Donna Lewis[SMTP:lewisd@uwwvax.uww.edu]
>         Reply To:       McCoyPottery Online Talk
>         Sent:   Thursday, March 25, 1999 10:51 AM
>         To:     McCoyPottery Online Talk
>         Subject:        Re: advice, please
> 
>         At 10:45 AM 3/25/99 -0600, you wrote:
>         >Hi everyone!
>         >
>         >It's a beautiful day in Wisconsin, too, although on the chilly
> side.
>         >
>         >If I wanted to buy a book on McCoy, which one do you all feel is
>         >the most comprehensive?  I went to two public libraries, one didn't
>         >have any and the other had the "encyclopedia" but it was checked
> out.
>         >
>         >By the way, this past weekend I found a McCoy teakettle.  It's a
>         >blackish copper and almost looks like metal from a distance.  The
>         >handle is part of the cover and not movable.  It doesn't have a
> flaw
>         >in it.  The best part of all, I only paid $7.50 for it.  It made my
>         >weekend.
>         >
>         >Have a nice day.
>         >
>         >Donna
>         >
>         >
>         >
>         P.S.  I probably should have noted that the teakettle is a cookie
> jar.

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