"I just bought 16 small Liberty Falls village pieces today at the SA Thrift store for $1 each." I've been picking them up at estate sales too. I get excited when I find them for $1. this is what I had as of Aug of 2006 I have a few more now but they aren't listed The American Collection AH21 Liberty Falls Train Station AH22 TullyÂs General Store (2) AH23 DuffyÂs Mill AH24 Mrs. ApplegateÂs Boarding House AH25 Gold King Mines AH26 Liberty FallÂs Opera House AH27 GrellerÂs Pharmacy AH28 The Gold Nugget Tavern AH29 First Congregational Church AH37 Doctor Stevens Home & Office AH38 CoxÂs Furniture & Undertakers AH39 Liberty FallÂs Courthouse AH40 The Clark Mansion AH41 SwansonÂs Feed & Garden AH42 The Wooden Nickel Inn AH43 Daily News Office & Plant AH44 Old Homestead Restaurant AH45 Rev. Watkins House AH46 AH47 Pewter People  Stevens Carriage AH48 Pewter People - Stagecoach AH 105 GovernorÂs Mansion AH 106 The Palace Dance Hall & Saloon AH 126 Aunt AliceÂs Quilt Shop Farmers WilsonÂs Windmill AH 32 Two tiered wall rack I think they are made so nice and not too big so easier to display. I just got two new ones last week I'll have to see what they are.

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Annab6. Mine are open fixtures. Each lamp is rated at 10 watts. The lamp holders attach to a flexible cable and can be spaced as close together or as far apart as you like. Mine are at 6" intervals. The light projected is very even across the countertop. It is not super brilliant, but more than sufficient to evenly illuminate the countertop that would otherwise be shadowed by the upper cabinets. The light is a very pleasant and natural incandescent white color. Excess heat is not something that I've ever had cause to think about. They simply don't give off much heat. The xenon lamps are also dimmable. I have the under-cabinet lights switched on more than any other lighting in the kitchen. As soon as the sun goes down, the under-cabinet lights go on. When I'm cooking, I also turn on the recessed halogen fixtures that are mounted in the ceiling over the countertops. When I'm done working, the ceiling fixtures usually get dimmed or turned off, but the under-cabinet lights remain on. They remain on until I'm turning out all of the lights in the house at bedtime. You can see an image of the lamps and fixtures that I have in the link below. Here is a link that might be useful: Sea Gull Linear xenon lamp & fixture

Jinx, love the color scheme and your eclectic style! it’s not easy to achieve such a great result when you are working around two large elements (floor and lighting) not of your choosing. Well done! We also have a small sitting room at the front of the house as you come in and it’s my favorite reading spot, too. With respect to dollar stores: I took my kids there when they were in elementary school and gave them a budget for Christmas gifts for their friends. The gifts and wrap and tape and tags all came from the Dollar Tree (i think it was called) near us. They loved shopping for their pals and the presents were always very well received by their friends and their moms. The most popular gift one year was a decorative pen or pencil and a receipt pad for playing restaurant (to write down orders). The accessibility of price and variety made it a great place for them to test drive the whole shopping experience. Today, two out of our three kids are smart shoppers. The third just doesnt buy anything, he has the first penny that went into his piggy bank 🐷 I don’t shop at dollar stores except maybe once a year to replenish gift bags and tissue paper. I don’t avoid them but my regular buying habits just don’t include them.