What do you think of this???

[Bruceswar]

Here is a cool piece.. What do you think??

 

[CAP Freak]

Very Cool. Where did you get it.

[Bruceswar]

Honestly I am not sure at all. Had it soo many years. It is a plate, but it would make a cool medal. BTW it is Shakespeare's Birthplace on the plate.

[Just Bob]

Bruce, you really do take some amazing pictures! (thumbs u

[michael]

a cool plate

 

but the myth of shakesphere is just that

 

a myth as his plays/writings is just a complimation of many different anamyonus writers and it was easier just to use some name of one man

 

shakesphere never existed as such

[physics-fan3.14]

Cool. I love Shakespeare - I think Hamlet is the greatest thing ever written in the English language.

[bsshog40]

Nice Pic Bruce. Nice plate also. I have some Harley davidson collectible plates myself. I have a complete collection of 25th Anniversary easyriders Plates.

[pendragon1998]

a cool plate

 

but the myth of shakesphere is just that

 

a myth as his plays/writings is just a complimation of many different anamyonus writers and it was easier just to use some name of one man

 

shakesphere never existed as such

 

 

While that's an interesting theory, the mainstream view remains that the man did exist.

[BillJones]

a cool plate

 

but the myth of shakesphere is just that

 

a myth as his plays/writings is just a complimation of many different anamyonus writers and it was easier just to use some name of one man

 

shakesphere never existed as such

 

 

While that's an interesting theory, the mainstream view remains that the man did exist.

 

That is an interesting theory, but the plays don't come off as works created by various hands. Like most art, they reflect a certain consistency.

 

For example I can look at a Civil War token and often who the die sinker was without looking it up in Fuld. The same can be said for books and articles that is read. Authors often leave their marks, and I see than in Shakesphere.