I think the first word is hand-something. Hand-colored maybe? This is a print skiiers would like.
I've never seen a watch with a Base metal back and a karat gold front. Not that it couldn't exist, but I"ve never seen one. I'd bet on gold-filled.
And how did you move that? I'd need a forklift.
The Commodore 64 might find a home among gamers who play legacy systems. They want old tube TVs too, because old games look really funny on new...
Seconded.
I'm not entirely sure if those are bad, or deliberately bad.
It's very Depression era. I'd wonder about it being a print too.
I was once told that if something crawled out of the fridge under its own steam, to let it go. It seems to me that whole house was trying to...
The latter definitely looks like a school prize-quality book.
More like read too many Brit Lit novels as a teenager!
NICE! I bet the other trader is a happy chappie too. It won't lay fallow for long. If it were here it would be down the road quickly.
Welcome! Wish my Spanish were better.
A friend locally taught me that the dipped Wedgwood is the proper stuff and older. The solid color is more recent. I know the Arcopal name as...
There is an estate sale coming up locally, but it's a moving sale and the stuff has my cussword attached - NEW.
I'm no expert, but I don't see any actual military buttons that I recognize.
I wouldn't mind transforming into an Orca for a while. :woot: (and if I score a mask like that in a rummage sale, I promise that Komo gets dibs!)
Looks like an itty bitty silver mark on there. No idea whose.
I'd be willing to bet that your handles are bone, and only the marked "collars" are silver. The serving ends of pieces like this were usually...
He was a book-a-holic! Except for the booze he could have been one of my cousins.
The second one says it's Navajo - it says Dineh, the name they use for themselves. It's souvenir pottery. The blackware is a wedding jug shape,...
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