Via Mike Woodfin's Flickr page.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Early Folk Art Environment in Sun City, Florida
Via Mike Woodfin's Flickr page.
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1930's folk art wood carvings by Marshall Jones, son of General Store and Filling Station owner Max
Marshall, in Sun City, Florida.
Via Mike Woodfin's Flickr page.
Via Mike Woodfin's Flickr page.
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love these! what a find
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