I found out about how to unpin the post I mentioned previously. It didn’t take much in the end, I looked at the page as I was getting ready for a new post, saw it was marked “sticky” and prodded a few random buttons until it cleared.
I’m feeling quite tech savvy now,
Today’s main project was writing up a collection of prize medals belonging to a dog breeder who appears to have had a good deal of success in France in 1924 and 1925.
If you want a test of your creative writing skills try writing up a pile of dog prize medals in an attractive yet accurate way. They are lovely medals, but they are a real test of writing skill.
I’m also working on a drop-down menu for Royal Visit medallions. These used to be quite popular before the Great War. These are some of the better ones.
This is for the Royal Visit to Derby in 1906
This is for the opening of Kew Bridge in 1903
I never realised that outbreaks of medal making were so prevalent. Is their any occasion that hasn’t been memorialised in this way?
They used to make a lot of them. Now they make a lot of poor quality coins instead. I am currently building up a small collection of medals – one from every year from 1900 to 2000. I must share some with you…
Oh, those dogs! But I can see how describing them might be a challenge.
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Would “a pile of pretty pups portrayed” suffice to describe that excellent medal?
It would certainly fit the situation, though in the case of writing for eBay it could be a case of casting pearls before swine.
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