Looks right. Cats play with some toys once, and then never again. Some are roundly ignored. Then they attack pieces of wire and milk pull-tabs.
That stinks. Sorry, Charlie.
A fine silver coin is always a good find!
9 carat mark?
Or mastodon/wooly mammoth. It doesn't look like elephant ivory.
Yup. Watched a few. Lets me geek out for a while.
I see snipe hinges; those are old school. Exactly how old I haven't an earthly, but it's old.
His main thing was live steam and those guys have pretty well died off. There are still diesel and model fans around though.
Pretty cool. There was a UK television show dedicated to a similar idea.
George III reign mark to boot. Everything checks. I think you scored.
Took a while, but we got him!
My dad was a rail nut's rail nut. If it had a train on it or near it, he wanted it. We never did get a caboose in the back yard, town zoning...
GDNS - I'd bet the chain itself was made in Italy and shipped to Australia. Most with that losenge-thingie are Italian. The pendant..dunno.
Hair locket makes sense. The chain it's on is a perfectly nice chain; it's just all wrong for a locket that age.
I grew up with victoriana in the house, and some of Grandma's old jewelry. One of her pieces that I hated was among my first jewelery sales on...
THe ring sizer however isn't junk - looks like it has a 9 carat mark. I'll be the ring is marked too.
Illustrators often didn't sign their work. I'd be more surprised if it were signed.
Isn't this one in Georgia of all places? I think there's a statue of a Union soldier down there somewhere, looking North. I forget why.
Confetti glass opal for sure. I'd be thinking more Mexican than NA. Somebody hand-solderered the shank, just don't ask me who.
This may be meant to represent a location in a fairy tale, so wouldn't need to match any real life city area.
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