I buy a lot of used books, and sometimes I find some interesting things in them, whether inscriptions or dedications or notes in the margins, etc. But sometimes I find interesting bookmarks or items used as bookmarks. Yesterday I found a $2 bill and a wedding photo from 2001 (not mine, of course)!
I've had photos and postcards, old bank notes, bus tickets, receipts, etc Handsome pairing Joshua 
Good job on the artwork!Up at the top of the page, click on Find Threads > option: Your threads / threads with your posts .
Happy Friday, everyone. I'm carrying The Equestranauts Knife today.
JohnDF
~ the least interesting pic I took out of a dozen or more. I keep getting “Oops we ran into some problems”. I’m sure it’s me, since it seems to be working for everyone else.
Amir Fleschwund
It is great to see another of the Pickle Knives Travis . Now I know where 4 of the 12 are . They are some very nice looking knives . Take care my friend and carry them in Good Health .
Thanks, Gus. I’ve always had to do that, but maybe I’ve been doing it wrong.
Jeff, when you see that message, reduce file size until it doesn’t stop you. Then hit “post reply”. This works on the i12. I used to be able to choose more pics in one shot, now I’ve got to go back again and repeatedly choose for more pics.
One difference I've noticed about posting pictures with the new software is that the "Insert Image" option on the toolbar is TABBED when opened. The tab categories are "Drop/Upload image" (default) and "By URL". I use Imgur photo hosting and never had to select a tab before, to post an image URL link. When the new software came up, it took me a moment to notice the "Insert Image" option was tabbed. Maybe it was before, and "By URL" was the former default. Dunno.
okdoke, I’m pleased as these pics seem more defined than before. That’s not a scratched shield, it’s actually a reflection! Never would have spotted this prior to the changes. Happy Black Friday indeed 
Thanks Jack! One of the joys of buying old books is the experience of seeing how other people made use of them.I like finding things in old books
