Common in 19th century US for items to be marked with retailer rather than maker Perhaps in this case both
The Westmoreland milk glass was a popular wedding gift mid century. It would have stayed in its original packaging in a closet and have no wear....
overpaid
Part of a shoe stretcher
weathered remains of an ignition coil
Missing the wood lining
yes partial
Not dyed
Tea or cigarette? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
They locked me out of mine Last i remember there was some folders and subfolders on the left side of the screen They had made the layout hard to...
It does appear to be GF Seems to be little interest in these old purses lately
Obviously packed away since it was bought I doubt anyone ever faked Van Briggle
shoe horn
Too much drama Rinse off spilled with water If container is leaking put it in another If you don't want them, down the drain with water
The stamps look hokey but the metal looks alright Maybe just faked stamps to save giving money to the queen
Around 1900 there were a lot of photos printed on very thin paper which was then affixed to board
The scrapper sold you worthless rocks for the price of gold He's happy
Gold COLORED plating
You want a good one Look for N35 or higher There are a lot of these used on cheap crap at the Dollar Store now
They are selling for SCRAP A surface scratch on a stone is worthless
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