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They used the name Elkington & Co. from 1861 to 1963, according to Wikipedia. If there are any other marks, online references should reveal more...
People will be along who know more than I do about this type of item. In the meantime, could you go to your post, click "edit" and click "full...
hmmmmm. 8mm and 16mm films can of course be reproduced and sold commercially. Possibly a Beatles collector or dealer could tell if the movie you...
The photo looks a little like the item in the COA; and really the COA gives very little information; just that it is real jadeite, but does not...
Emojis aside, I hear you, Komo, and sympathize. My basement is full of stuff for that reason. Though my Mom has passed, my basement is full of...
And maybe ANNO 1154? Given the damage to the surface that might be possible.....
I'm thinking they have to be salt and pepper shakers; just have to figure out how they work. Maybe spring-loaded somehow so that when you push...
I'd agree. Some of the repros have those words also, and there have been a great many repros. Info on the RAD dagger design and history:...
Thanks; in googling, I found it important to include the middle initial for Gustav W. Seitz, as there was a sculptor named Gustav Seitz,...
It may be that "Seitz Wandsbeck" refers to both the publisher/lithographer and the city; Gustav W. Seitz of Wandsbeck, Germany. See...
By way of apology to Jakatch for the thread hijack, I tried to find out more about Don Taylor and Bill Robb and their human wheelbarrow. Nothing...
Nice card. Reminds me of one of the most famous motorcycle photos of all time: "On 13 September 1948, Rollie Free achieved the US...
clock weight? Nah, probably not.....but compare: [ATTACH]
That would be a pretty big cat! :cat:
Kind of big for pills..... maybe a plumb bob? One could store the string inside......
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