Only marked 'STERLING'
The statutes here say no head, but it's rarely enforced.
Thermal conductivity of silver is nearly identical to that of copper
It is tin. Tin is silver colored.
The boy found a Tonka truck with his name on it on the next block over [IMG]
Mortars don't have 'shells' per se. Perhaps a tank round. The canisters look like they could be mines.
Done on a trophy plaque machine 1950 or later
It looks like nickel silver made in a high school jewelry class in the '70s. Hopefully it got a low grade.
17 rubis refers to bearings in the watch. The watch itself is worth maybe five dollars. Probably from the 1950s or so. The bracelet may or may not...
Padded flat rate envelope
It varies how easily they come apart. Usually the stuff if similar to plaster and can be broken out of the opened piece with a few sharp raps....
They vary greatly by manufacturer and era. This is an exceptionally heavy pair. [ATTACH] Average for medium sized pair is usually 25 grams....
Walking out of the PO one day, I found one in the fresh snow beside the road. Got $175 for it on feebay within a half hour of listing.
I have found similar in demolition of 1890-1920 houses in the twin cities area. If you found it on a boat, they were most likely using it as a...
It is a an eight pound window sash weight
Ginseng
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It would be unlikely for fox to be patched together like that I still see cats and dogs
The switch is easy. You probably had a turn switch, but it is mounted the same as this. [ATTACH] Nut on each side to adjust how far it sticks...
The signature means nothing. These were produced in large quantities in Japan in the sixties for consumption by US servicemen.
Separate names with a comma.
