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Sunday, November 8th, 2009

Pretty by Nature

Vintage Typewriter Key Jewelry

Another Sunday, another Etsy look-around.  If you’ve never shopped Etsy before, take a look. It’s a cyber mall full of unique handmade items.  I’ve purchases perfume, candles, a tote bag, and earrings there. All beautiful items unlike anything I’d find at Target (although I enjoy Target, as well).

Today, I found jewelry made out of vintage typewriter keys – typewriters from the 1800s-1940s. How cool is that? 

I love words and letters and anything to do with words and letters, so you might be able to guess how much I am coveting a pair of tab key earrings. The jewelry is all handmade and unique. Take a look at PreciousPastime’s shop for the Typewriter Treasures.

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Vintage Typewriter Key Earrings

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Vintage Typewriter Key Watch

Image credit: PreciousPastime’s Shop at Etsy.com

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Comments

6 Responses to “Vintage Typewriter Key Jewelry”
  1. Phyrra says:

    That’s really neat and unusual!

  2. Daisy says:

    I love that watch!

  3. I know! Don’t you just love Etsy shops. I really want that watch. Or the earrings…the pendants that they have are great, too.

    Thanks for commenting!

  4. joe vintage says:

    As long as the typewriters you are cutting keys off are in non-working condition that’s fine, its when people destroy working beautiful vintage machines, is just WRONG!!!!

  5. Jennifer says:

    I am in complete agreement with joe vintage! I am also an antiques dealer, and that is why no typewriters were harmed in the making of my jewelry. I only salvage keys from “dead” typewriters that are not able to be restored. I also have a growing collection of beautiful vintage typewriters that I have saved and enjoy displaying in my home and studio. Thank you for your comment – I wish more people felt the same way! I hope you will visit my shop at http://www.preciouspastimes.etsy.com. Many thanks, and have a beautiful day! :-)

    • Michelle Smith says:

      Thanks for commenting, Jennifer. You design lovely pieces. I appreciate that you treat those antiques with the respect that they deserve.

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