The Wayback Machine

January 4, 2021Uncategorizedancient, antiquities, ej gold, gorby, gorebagg, jal, jewelry, medieval, modern, past life, past lives, reincarnationgorebagg

Vishnudevananda Saraswati & EJ Gold at The Land.

Most people don’t walk around in a necklace made with genuine antiquities, and most folks don’t know the difference between an antique and an antiquity, and furthermore, most folks don’t know that they’re even allowed to own a genuine ancient item, nor would they be able to easily afford it — they’re not cheap, and they’re not easy to find, not real ones, anyway — there are a LOT of fakes out there, so beware.

What is an antique? Do we really know? Is there a Webster’s Standard definition of an antique? Continue reading →

Your Customer Designs This Tribal Copper Drop Earring Set for only $4.95!!!

April 14, 2015Uncategorizedafrican, ancient, ashanti, drops, earring, ejgold, gorby, gorebagg, islamic period, jal, jewelry, medieval, trade beads, tribalgorebagg

Ken Paulson built our West Hollywood copper shop in 1974. — Ken Paulson built our West Hollywood copper shop in 1974 where we sold jewelry.

Selling jewelry is easy. All you have to do is find a heavily trafficked location at which to conduct your business, and engage everyone in the creative process; get them involved. Continue reading →

Dumbbells or Fast Draw???

April 15, 2012Uncategorizeddavid mccallum, draw, dumbbells, fast, fast draw, gun, hollywood, i spy, jerry lewis, medieval, modern, robert culp, sammy davis jr, spinning, uncle, weapon, weapons, workoutgorebagg

ej-asa-undercover — EJ Gold -Army Security Agency 1963

As many of you know, I learned my gun-spinning and fast-draw from Sammy Davis, Jr. and Jerry Lewis when I was under contract to Universal Studios; I also worked at several studios as a coach and technical adviser, as well as unit manager and continuity.

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What is a Mystery Play?

March 17, 2012Uncategorizedavon, breton, costume, england, france, globe, instructable, instructible, medieval, mystery, play, renaissance, stratford, theater, theatre, tudorgorebagg

Mystery Plays were used to instruct the Great Unwashed in acts of submission to the Holy Mother Church, which held Europe in an iron grip for 2,000 years without an army to back up its demands … just fear. And for 2,000 years it worked, until Continue reading →