This was free for who ever would move it this morning. About ten foot long. [IMG]
They become property of the crown. The crown generously allows them to be sold to select museums. Not the free market. The finder then gets a...
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Last night's tiki tickle https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/clt/6023017307.html This is a 3 foot Polynesian Tiki Totem statue that is unique...
I wouldn't want shiny. I'd soak in Coca Cola or Naval Jelly first to kill the rust.
I think the artist may have been aiming for young Henry Ford. The jawline and bow tie aren't really right.
It seems that in commercial blankets it's the tag that sells them
It is two blankets. They came from the mill that way and were ripped apart at the store. Uncommon to find them still together.
Is it just me or do those boards say the dimensions are not that to others?
Not worth paying for. Their information is not accurate. Often the highest bids were never actually transacted - not paid for. I've never found a...
The EPNS is electroplate nickel silver The top handles look like French Ivory - celluloid The bottom ones appear to be bone
The market for them seems to be pretty weak. Any chipped or cracked are near worthless.
They look pretty fancy to you and I. That was hand painted and all. They sold in dime stores in the US in the thirties to finance Japan's Imperial...
I'd guess late 1800s, but could be earlier. Doesn't have the usual tone of older stuff though.
Ink well
They are British. The design was registered in 1856.
For use with a microscope or telescope Only the film holder is Polaroid, the rest would be another maker
It's gonna be a smukt day :happy:
I would guess these were brought back from Thailand in the Vietnam war era
The old ones were doing better til Rick Harrison starting hocking the new $20 ones on TV.
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