http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Kupferstich-Jean-de-La-Fontaine-Jean-Baptiste-Oudry-1755-/222490081389 This was from a later edition?
Its possible it was on a ship, but wasn't meant for a ship specifically. If you removed the face you'd probably find another company made the...
I'd think the one with the skeleton would do good if advertised right.
You can find individual plates from the Fables books that look a lot like yours selling for 5-10 bucks on ebay.
Type "irish story lady" Record in google or your favorite search engine. Doesn't look to be worth trying to sell on its own.
Your pictures are way too small. Can't make out anything.
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I'm not even sure Thermoplastic Union Cases of the above type were even a thing or made in Europe and other countries. Most i've seen were...
I had someone message me on ebay about the card, as they had a similar one with a written title on back, identifying it as a Pleisosaurus also.
Figures. Thanks.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/10K-GOLD-DOUBLE-SIDE-SERVICE-AWARD-W-3-DIAMONDS-2-RUBIES-TRW-OLD-GUARD-73016-/201637354332 I have one of these, only one...
Thank you. From what i've seen so far, the way it's put together looks good for civil war era. Wish I had a pair.
Looks like normal retail prices. Last few on ebay sold for $60-100. Junk unmarked movement and a put together piece (not official Omega) according...
Gotta say that picture of the lamp looks pretty much identical in shape as to the piece I have. I've yet to find anything else that matches like...
Looking to confirm this is indeed civil war era and who exactly would have worn it. Engineer? 1st Lieutenant? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Figures i'd find something right after posting. I guess it does indeed go with it. And so does a handle that I thought didn't fit....
Found this cool old reloading device this weekend. Its from the Bridgeport Gun Implement Co and is their "New Rapid Loader" or "Machine Loader"...
Id guess Japanese and Anti Aircraft or Anti Tank round.
Looks like a coach/buggy lantern that's been wired for electricity, missing it's original burner. Doubt it had anything to do with the railroad.
By the early 1900's, mass consumer photography was around 60 years old. It did start out just for the rich, with ambrotypes and daguerreotypes...
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