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laurenjenae:Locks of hair taken from friends and loved ones were an important element of Mary Shelle
laurenjenae:James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae:James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae:James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae:James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae:Locks of hair taken from friends and loved ones were an important element of Mary Shelle
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: Locks of hair taken from friends and loved ones were an important element of Mary Shell
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: Inscription on handwritten note: “My beloved son Carl taken from me on April 1, 1
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: (by craig schlewitz)
laurenjenae: Claire Marie Photography It is my dream to one day have an apiary.
laurenjenae: Currently on display at London’s Victoria and Albert museum is this beautiful clo
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: Locks of hair taken from friends and loved ones were an important element of Mary Shell
laurenjenae: The Big Sleep (1946) One of my absolute favorites.
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: Locks of hair taken from friends and loved ones were an important element of Mary Shell
laurenjenae: Locks of hair taken from friends and loved ones were an important element of Mary Shell
laurenjenae: Winged daredevil
laurenjenae: Marie & Pierre Curie
laurenjenae: Tawny and Roe in Bluebells (by Kevin Keatley1)
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae:theowlhooteth:laddie & miss toosey’s mission~publisher henry altemus1897
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae:Demel’s Violet blossom leaves candied in sugar! Very old-fashioned treat! Demel was foun
fletchingarrows: laurenjenae: Victorian Bat and Quarter Moon Chatelaine Piece. This chatelaine piece
laurenjenae: Locks of hair taken from friends and loved ones were an important element of Mary Shell
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laurenjenae: What a perfect spot!
laurenjenae: beyond beautiful
laurenjenae: Terrariums look awesome around the house! Especially when placed in an elegantly shaped
laurenjenae: for those not in the know, night witches were russian lady bombers who bombed the shit
laurenjenae: Deyrolle. Paris, France.
laurenjenae: USSR, unknown photographer, circa 1960.
laurenjenae: Georgian mourning ring (late 1700s, pre-Regency)
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
laurenjenae: Colonial India, Brooch, tiger claws/gold, c. 1880.
laurenjenae: Locks of hair taken from friends and loved ones were an important element of Mary Shell
laurenjenae: Martin Lewis: Glow City, 1929 (below) and Shadow Dance, 1930 (above)
laurenjenae: absinthe fountain Follow the green fairy. 
laurenjenae: James Sant (1820-1916) - “Ophelia”
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