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The Sweet Art of Preserving

 It seemed that that the months from August to October were filled with regular canning sessions as each harvest reached its zenith. Apricots are the earliest. Green beans were a favorite—done in small batches as we harvest them each week during the summer and all they need is snipping and snapping and a dash of salt. Tomatoes are messy but nothing can beat them. Peaches and pears had a hard time making it into the jar—one slice for me, one for the jar. Apples were last, waiting for the autumn frost.

Those memories are distinctly sweet to me despite the sticky floors and fruit flies. Home canning is certainly becoming a lost art; one more thing that is becoming resigned to the past. But really this collection isn’t really about canning—its about preserving. What in life is worth preserving? This collection is about preserving memories just like you preserve the harvest. Read more about it in our journal.

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Brass easel frames, vintage style with clear class front and back.
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Brass Frames
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Vintage style gold frames, with a dark blue patterned paper held in the frame, with a description of where the frames are made.
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Italian Antico Frames
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Berry Colander
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Four of the circular wooden breadboards placed near each other in various positions with both bread and apples placed on top of them.
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Bread Board
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Washerwoman 1887 by August Fischer - Print
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Scottish Wool Throws
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Cranberry Jewelry
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Wheat Jewelry
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Patchwork Quilts
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Front view of red Betty Crocker Picture Cookbook.
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Betty Crocker's Picture Cookbook
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Walnut Box
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Leaf wire earrings and brooch posed beside each other.
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Blackberry Jewelry
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A weaved basket in a square shape holding multiple wildflowers, while being held in the hand of a woman.
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Bowery Basket
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Mushroom Jar
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A brass cylinder shape with a handle on the top that turns in circles, an open bottom, and a small latch that opens to insert pepper. This one is being held with two hands above a small bowl on a kitchen counter.
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Brass Pepper Mill
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The inside notebook being displayed with two people are gathered around a table eating and looking at it.
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High & Low Tradition Set
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Wheat Pitcher
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Sharing the Bread by Pat Zietlow Miller and Jill McElmurry
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Strawberry Jewelry
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Laguiole Olivewood Carving Set
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