My grandpa rode the train to Boston for over two decades, and yet I never once rode the T, despite living just south of Boston for most of my life. It's good to see that they are getting updated train cars, although I have no reason to visit Boston any time soon.
As for that pitcher, that is definitely a reproduction. Imagine if it had been a legitimate antique though! I may have still picked it up just as a conversation piece. After all I love obscure curiosities!
I was surprised that the pitcher in New York History Museum was made in China.
Anyone who said they knew about the s f thing is lying and you can’t convince me otherwise!
My grandpa rode the train to Boston for over two decades, and yet I never once rode the T, despite living just south of Boston for most of my life. It's good to see that they are getting updated train cars, although I have no reason to visit Boston any time soon.
As for that pitcher, that is definitely a reproduction. Imagine if it had been a legitimate antique though! I may have still picked it up just as a conversation piece. After all I love obscure curiosities!