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Hungarian folk dancing shirt (Park Slope)
Men's, probably size small, traditional Hungarian folk dancing shirt. 100% linen, maybe completely hand-sewn, beautifully pleated. One small hole in the lower back, easily mended. I got this from a friend almost 40 years ago and it wasn't new then, but other than some yellowing this shirt is in excellent condition. If you're learning to dance the csardas, you want this shirt!



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Reusable shopping bags (Park Slope)
Expired
Reusable fabric T-shirt style shopping bags with handles. I have a bag of 15-20 of them. No holes, still got plenty of uses left in them.

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Hungarian language books (Park Slope)
Expired
Here's hoping this is just what you were looking for--hungarian language books from the mid-1980's to prepare international students wishing to study at a Hungarian university. They start out easy and get much more advanced. The beginning of the books are fairly annotated (which may be useful to you). They're all paperback and the spines are still pretty intact. I will be leaving town for several weeks on Oct 2, was hoping to gift these in the next couple of days. These are available if this posting is up.




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Weaving yarn (Park Slope)
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6 large cones of 10/1 poly weaving yarn. Colors are approximately dark mauve, medium brown, rusty orange, pinkish red, sandy brown, and straw. Can ply 2 yarns together for more color options and to make a stronger yarn.
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Books in Hungarian (Park Slope)
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15 books in all ranging from children's books, middle school age, to high school age textbooks on art and architecture, to adult Hungarian history. I have to be honest with myself--my intentions to continue and improve my Hungarian language skills never got me much further than flipping the cover on these books after I returned stateside almost 40 years ago. These books may be old but are all in very good condition. Would love for someone to have them and who might actually read them!
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