Lady Kenmore

[drewz]

Lady Kenmore anyone?

http://cgi.ebay.com/MIB-VINTAGE-DEC...160?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e61620320

 

[amyswasher]

That's hilarious!!!!

 

[cornutt]

A matched set! Not pank though. Probably not a suds model either.

 

[combo52]

LKM CUFFLINKS & TIETAC

Joe thanks for posting this I went ahead and ordered these. You live close so close by you should get in touch and come and check out all the appliances we have at the museum project. Again thanks John.

 

[mickeyd]

All Too Funny-- esp, no suds-saver

John, you can get all decked out in a tux and your new elegant man jewels when you have the grand opening of the musem.

 

Never thought of Lady Kenmore as a real person. Interesting. Was there such a woman? Shall I google?

 

The seller's stinging text about Ebay bidding is a real eye opener, and the pix and descriptions are first rate.

 

[drewz]

John, I would like to see your collection and maybe you can help me identify a Sears Kenmore cufflinks & tie clasp set I have, they are mini control panels with pastel color buttons trimmed in silver (they are probably Lady's too) but I don't know what year they are? (I gotta find them somewhere in my house??)

Joe.

 

[cehalstead]

a real Lady Kenmore?

There was a real Lord and Lady Kenmore, of Kenmore Castle, England, who were somehow related to the family of Captain John Smith, one of the first English settlers of this country.  Captain Smith was also the person that Pocahontas rescued from death, if the legends are correct..

 

[mickeyd]

Thanks Joe

 

 

You saved me a "goggle."

So the woman in the links must be the real deal. You sure know your Colonial History.

 

Chuck, can you remember the what the buttons looked like and how they were arranged? What a cool set to have.

 

[sudslock1]

Combo52

I am sure you will look dashing in your new cufflinks and tie tack. Make sure to take a picture of you wearing them!