Hours of fun [ATTACH] Every US household thermostat had one or two of these switches in it.[ATTACH]
These look to be quite new. When hanging the drops just sit in the bottom and don't roll around or anything. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Yeah,that may be it
It seems like it was a spooner with a half dozen dog heads around
It reminds me of the decorations on a table piece I saw not too long ago
Mid century or later - England
I think you're supposed to use a 14mm socket
Art Deco [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Those are blocks for clamping a round stock on a mill table. Don't know the technical name. Ooh - v-blocks...
It was nice to hear from Sue a few months ago. Or was that years too? Oh cripes, that was March before last.
WMF is not good for scrap even. More like Melchior of the Soviet era. Too much zinc.
First go round [ATTACH] I should have just sent it to Greg [ATTACH]
Really most of the silverplate is mass produced junk that will never be worth more than its component metals.
The age of the engraving on this pewter goblet made me buy it for a buck [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] Still hand made, hand painted, and selling for very little. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Nickel is not nickel silver. Nickel silver is not nickel. I think the OP was talking about hollowware and flatware, not coinage. I doubt there was...
Nickel silver is not magnetic. Nickel silver is white brass. "white brass" is still mostly copper and should scrap for about the same price as...
Arizona or Asia? [ATTACH]
go / no go
Scrap from a screw machine
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