Women's watches are a tough sell. The case is about $100 worth for scrap.
Horrible pictures. The castle is the logo of the US Army Corp of Engineers.
I thought it looked more like a pot lifter than a saw set
Lead soldier. Probably fairly old. Maybe chess piece.
Silverplate is always going to tarnish quicker than sterling. The only thing that would delay it is some sort of oil residue left on the surface...
I spoke with the kids and they said they'd prefer a gift card for a iphone 43
I'm seeing a valve handle
Rhodium would never tarnish
A Jedi is being made [IMG]
Silverplate Robert & Belk Sheffield 1864-1920
This bit is just stupid.There are no peace dollars older than 1921. Peace dollars started being minted near the end of1921.
Poorly laid out chart. 1977.
Looks like 1958 https://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Dates/London.html
Often called a 'dollar watch'. In its day it was actually less than a dollar. I have an old ad somewhere selling them for 45 cents.
The magnet can occasionally flip pages on the phone or call someone
Czechoslovakia
I would imagine its intrinsic value is far less than the scrap value
Joseph Lee, Lancaster, SC and Camden, SC 1774-1814
Some dated 1935 were printed in the fifties F series is that late
No earlier than the eighties
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