Dolls' Houses Past & Present
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Valerie's G & J Lines No 12 (first thought to be Silber and Fleming)
Inside Front opening
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well, just crazy then! lol... i think i am confusing all of yous! sorry!
Comfort says...
i'm not sure how to explain what i see. i've asked this question on other albums, too and still dont understand. there is the exterior wall, with a door and windows and balconies and stuff...then you open the front and can see the rooms....is the wall i am seeing part of the front, a second (inside view) side of the exterior wall? or is it another wall altogether, between the exterior wall and the room openings? am i just crazy!?
Sorry, Comfort, I don't understand what you mean. This shot has the front open but you can't see the front door as on this model it doesn't open so is not visible on the inside.
i'm not sure how to explain what i see. i've asked this question on other albums, too and still dont understand. there is the exterior wall, with a door and windows and balconies and stuff...then you open the front and can see the rooms....is the wall i am seeing part of the front, a second (inside view) side of the exterior wall? or is it another wall altogether, between the exterior wall and the room openings? am i just crazy!?
Comfort says...
you may explain in further pics, but i don't understand this...the front facade is open? why is there another wall? a general question..what do you (generic) do when new hinges are needed? are they important to the age of the house?
Which other wall, Comfort? You can see through the windows into my spare bedroom.
you may explain in further pics, but i don't understand this...the front facade is open? why is there another wall? a general question..what do you (generic) do when new hinges are needed? are they important to the age of the house?
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