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07/28/2009

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This is such a wonderful blog. Thank you for creating it. I look forward to following it. Cheers to historical preservation!

Great to meet a fellow lover of historic preservation and thanks for the compliment! I look forward to your comments! :-)

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Thank you so much for the tip! I'll be sure to check it out! :-)

Hey,
Thanks! Great post you have written on "Historic Window Restoration". Really I can say that your post is very informative, I'll come across your blog again when you will update it with new.
Thanks,
Robert
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Old windows look bad but their designs and styles are one of a kind. They look like an art.

Vintage items can never be replaced! Add one more member to the vintage lovers right here! If you really want to replace your windows, then it would be best to do a major remodeling of your house. You're gonna have to say goodbye to the vintage designs, though. Oh, wait. Sudden thought train incoming. What if you replace it with one that has a similar design? What's your take on that?

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