I got a saucer at the thrift store yesterday. Five seconds out the door it was 35 degrees and painfully cold on my fingers where I held it.
I found them taking out a loan to get into flatware but nothing of them after that I don't think they were around long enough to change their...
Pretty much decorative value only.
The telegraph sounder is probably $25-45 on a good week.
Tests sterling. No other marks. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It's a zinc tin mix. Likely to crack if you just try to bend it. May be able to tap it back a little at a whack with a urethane hammer.
About 17 times more talent than Pablo P
Doesn't look tin. Is it heavy?
a preferred embodiment of the invention
The patent is for 'method of making', not the design. The crux of it was a cheap cast zinc insert. The only place I find the patent associated...
1,657,352 is the number. Ronson took over the patent rights in 1963. Butane would not have been used at the original patent time.
" Jan. 24,1928. 3 1,657,352 ' l. FLORMAN PORTABLE LIGHTERAND METHOD OF MAKING THE Filed May 21, 1927 art vendor, Jew/v6 FLOEMJM Patented Jan....
Looks like a bunch of decent blocks/shims
Hames
84 zolotniks is .875
I had no idea he was so ancient. He was 48 in his most recent videos.
They have silver bezels built around them [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
other than work? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]I can assure you the inside will never be shiny again.
I thought this was sort of neat. Made of mostly old buttons. At a dollar fifty, the sterling chain should cover the admission. [ATTACH]
I think the style is 'gaudy'.
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