Miniature pawn shop projects for dollhouses, roomboxes and dioramas
Pawnbrokers are popular because the customer can get money for goods, and buy the goods back within a specified time if he has earned the money to repay. If not, the goods are forfeited.
Has someone created a pawn shop in miniature?
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Pawn Shop - by Grace Shaw. Scroll down past the piano shop.
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- There is a furtiveness to the pawn shop, pehaps because the pawnbroker takes the chamce that the customer is not trying to fence stolen goods, or perhaps the desperation of customers.
- Since the broker has possession of the goods, the loan does not affect the customer's credit rating. Items pawned include: jewelry, electronics, musical instruments, furs.
- See the background in the movie of The Pawnbroker. In the States, guns are sold within lawful criteria. Also see Charlie Chaplin in The Pawn Shop
- St. Nicholas is the patron saint of pawnbrokers. The symbol of a pawnbroker is 3 spheres suspended from a bar.
- Pawn Stars - reality show
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