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  1. Tiny translucent glassine envelopes. Glassine is archival and is normally used for preserving photographic negatives. These have no adhesive. 2"...
  2. Designed to frame an ATC (the door/window in the front piece is about 1/8" smaller than an ATC). Overall size...
  3. These are really tiny (good for a tiny chain pull or pendulum on a 1:12 scale item). Solid brass. Set...
  4. These are great (in a creepy kinda way): adverts for quack medicines from the Victorian age. Amazing anyone survived. Among...
  5. Updated: now glass! Clear flat-back cabochons. 13x18mm. Sold individually. cabochon oval 190901new 220904HPkt 221020RT 250223CL
  6. Small paper theatre backdrops (and "legs" - the side panels that hide the backstage area from the audience). The backgrounds...
  7. Glassine is archival and is normally used for preserving photographic negatives. These have no adhesive. Horizontal flaps (and a great...
  8. Reproduction of a Victorian sheet (6" x 9"). Die-cut and embossed. Imported from Germany. 50 Shades of Orange Postcard by...
  9. So adorably tiny! A little pouncing grey cat, approx. 3/4" long. Sold individually. 241006new gray 241228CA
  10. It took some searching but I found these Clear Domes as a substitute for the Page Pebbles we used to...