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by **zan** » Wed Apr 16, 2008 9:45 am

denizaksulu wrote:
zan wrote:
purdey wrote:Unfortunately none on Ebay. I also Googled them, the best bet seems to be buying from the USA.

Have you got any Links or contacts Purdey??

Just for you

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/ ... 462&sr=8-2

and other lovers of Cyprus.

Thanks mate!!!

by **tessintrnc** » Wed Apr 16, 2008 10:39 am

Umit07 I especially like the pictures of the pottery as I have just written an article on Cyprus Terracotta!!! Thanks again
Tess

by **denizaksulu** » Wed Apr 16, 2008 11:03 am

tessintrnc wrote:Umit07 I especially like the pictures of the pottery as I have just written an article on Cyprus Terracotta!!! Thanks again
Tess

You two should meet so you can show Umit your 'etchings'. :twisted:

by **tessintrnc** » Wed Apr 16, 2008 11:08 am

denizaksulu wrote:
tessintrnc wrote:Umit07 I especially like the pictures of the pottery as I have just written an article on Cyprus Terracotta!!! Thanks again
Tess

You two should meet so you can show Umit your 'etchings'.

Not possible - my "etchings" have cleared up nicely since I took the penicillin thank you :lol:

by **halil** » Wed Apr 16, 2008 11:20 am

Here is the some hand drawings about Turkish Sector of the Nicosia

by **tessintrnc** » Wed Apr 16, 2008 11:41 am

I love those doors and windows!!

by **denizaksulu** » Wed Apr 16, 2008 11:45 am

tessintrnc wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
tessintrnc wrote:Umit07 I especially like the pictures of the pottery as I have just written an article on Cyprus Terracotta!!! Thanks again
Tess

You two should meet so you can show Umit your 'etchings'.

Not possible - my "etchings" have cleared up nicely since I took the penicillin thank you

I said 'etchings' not 'itchings'.

by **Nikitas** » Wed Apr 16, 2008 11:47 am

Looking at those pics of Lefkoniko and Yialousa and the girls Ifigenia and Eleni, I wonder how the future inhabitants of Lefkoniko and Yialousa will look at those photos as they explain to their children how the inhabitants of Lefkoniko in `1928 dressed like that and had names like Ifigenia and Eleni.

Ineresting to read that pirates inhabited Karpasia. We have a family heirloom, the sword used by my granfather's grandfather in his pirate days. But there is no information as to which village he came from.

by **denizaksulu** » Wed Apr 16, 2008 11:51 am

Nikitas wrote:Looking at those pics of Lefkoniko and Yialousa and the girls Ifigenia and Eleni, I wonder how the future inhabitants of Lefkoniko and Yialousa will look at those photos as they explain to their children how the inhabitants of Lefkoniko in `1928 dressed like that and had names like Ifigenia and Eleni.

Ineresting to read that pirates inhabited Karpasia. We have a family heirloom, the sword used by my granfather's grandfather in his pirate days. But there is no information as to which village he came from.

Nikitas, please dont tell GR and Piratis that there were Greek/Cypriot pirates on Cyprus. They are in denial.

by **denizaksulu** » Wed Apr 16, 2008 11:54 am

Nikitas wrote:Looking at those pics of Lefkoniko and Yialousa and the girls Ifigenia and Eleni, I wonder how the future inhabitants of Lefkoniko and Yialousa will look at those photos as they explain to their children how the inhabitants of Lefkoniko in `1928 dressed like that and had names like Ifigenia and Eleni.

Ineresting to read that pirates inhabited Karpasia. We have a family heirloom, the sword used by my granfather's grandfather in his pirate days. But there is no information as to which village he came from.

Seriously, do you have any clues as to where the 'sword' was manufactured. My family had a 'sword' made in Lapithos. Apparently these were famous. For many years it had not lost its edge. I remember its bone handle very well.

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