Thank you! My sister will like this book - psycho Santa Killer, book at 11!
Most likely Mexico, but I'd test that if you're going to sell it. Those grooved hinges turn up most often on "beach jewelry". i.e. nickel.
A late poster here did the same thing when his hospital cleaned out the old x-ray files. Made himself a decent paycheck out of it. A scrapper...
Me either. The marks are a blurry mess. I thought Soviet at first too.
Keep checking those odd box lots.
I think I see an 87. if there's a 5 after it, the bracelet is probably Polish. That's the silver fineness. If that is what I'm seeing it's from...
Not random. I bet they're on the scissors so that apprentices or whoever could match up pieces from parts boxes.
I think the wire came loose and someone fiddled with it. Maybe they replaced missing beads; the current layout looks more 1950s than 1930s.
I think it's a restring. The clasp is 1930s, but the stringing isn't.
Not a clue, but the spike one is grinning from ear to ear!
OKFine. I wouldn't want just the picture, I'd want the whole thing with the revenues from the hydro generators.
The idiots looking for Ipads would think it was garbage.
I'm betting every kid in town likes them, not to mention most Millenials! Not my bag, but if they light up and move I'm down too.
I've never seen the name before. I would take bets it wasn't sold in the USA at all.
I find some odd bits but usually don't scrap much.
That's some old denim.
Now that's the proper price to pay! Also the best way to find it - neglected in a box lot and no one else there knows what it is.
Those would do. HRH Queen Charlotte had a nice set of emeralds that would do for days when one of us didn't feel like wearing those jades. Or a...
Not shown, an Orrefors bud vase engraved with an image of a statue of Olympic Runners. THe vase is marked in Swedish, so it took at bit to...
My pile from the estate sale yesterday. I spent a bit over $100. In the pile are a set of George V butter knives, fully hallmarked and dated...
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