How do you define Luxury? My daughter had a "hands on" interview the other day at a very high-end luxury salon. She had to perform a facial on the owner and one of the questions she was asked is "how do you define luxury". This is luxury in 1947. First Class trip aboard the White Star Cunard, The Queen Elizabeth. The dinner menu itself is a work of art. Large and heavy stock and meant to be a remembrance of the trip. These are truly spectacular and deserve to be framed. There are many more that I will eventually get around to scanning, but these are a start. My dream would be for someone to frame them all together to pay homage to this July trip in 1947. You can see the tiny time-darkened tape marks that held these menus in a scrapbook for decades. I wonder how many times this couple opened the scrapbook and recalled a menu they particularly enjoyed. And how sad it makes me that there were no heirs that wanted them...but here we are, the preservers of the past, admirers of the art, and stewards of the relics. YOUR insights and admiration makes this history come alive and stay relevant. I hope you'll consider joining us. All the cool folks are here. Your vintage tribe awaits. https://www.skool.com/retro-riches-archive-1520

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Our community, after rising 400 places in Discovery rankings last week, has gone up another 100 spots in the Hobbies category. That's a tad over 500 spots in under two weeks. How? Regular posts, interesting facts, chat, and engagement about collectables, honest and clear help, and being the only real collectables community on Skool helps! If you collect ANYTHING, and buy or sell, our community is where you should be. Sell Collectables Profitably Online is hot right now, why not make it hotter? https://www.skool.com/selling-stamps-online-2123/about

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One thing I see some group owners trying to get engagement in other communities do is write a lot of text in their posts. If its too may words, people skip it. You want your posts to feel like a quick email to a friend. Try this: 1. One idea per line. 2. No paragraph longer than 2 or 3 sentences. 3. Use simple words. White space is your best friend. It makes the post feel "light" and easy to finish. When people feel like they can get through your content in 30 seconds, they're way more likely to actually read it. Try to break up your next post like this. What's the hardest part for you when it comes to keeping it short?