I don’t think I’m really keen on beaded bookmarks, at least ones where the beads go between the pages. But this is nice.
Book: The Third Reich: A History of Nazi Germany by Thomas Childers
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Alex Good 
I think it’s what everyone associated with the Third Reich would have wanted; I hope any surviving members see this and appreciate the effort you’ve made choosing it to go with this book. Ideally, some swastikas would be a strong thematic link, but this mix of ocean blue beads will do for now.
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I don’t always have an appropriate text lying about. And I don’t own any Nazi memorabilia, even a bookmark, to put in a history of the Third Reich. So I have to mix and match.
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Agreed, cheaper to rent it for big occassions.
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That is pretty, and that’s a good book, Phil has it on his war shelf.
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It is a good book! I was reading it along with listening to some lectures by the author. Learn a lot.
And yes, a pretty bookmark. I don’t think beads are a good idea generally for bookmarks though, unless they’re at the end of ribbons.
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No I Imagine they are not that secure.
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It looks very “texture’y”, is it?
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Yep!
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Any idea where you got it?
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It must have been a gift, but I don’t know who from or when. So . . . pretty much a mystery.
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Ok, thanks. I guess I’ll google to see if I can find any bead bookmarks…
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