Well, I'm not sure. The numbers on the bottom are shown: A3601 A3602 A3604 A3605 I don't know if there should be A3603 or not. Just wondering.
Thanks. That's all I've ever done if I couldn't get my hand in. I have a water pitcher that does get polished on the inside, though.
That's what I use to wash inside, but since I'm not using them, I don't really worry about it too much. Just a thought, but is there any real...
Our church offices are located in the former home of one of the early benefactors, and they have a few china and silver items on display in the...
My hand won't fit, and we don't have children!
These have recently come back into my possession, and I'm hoping to learn more about them. I know they are Gorham sterling, and I'm assuming...
Possibly diplomatic service buttons?
Ambrotypes were done on glass, using essentially the same collodion emulsion as tintypes. A regular ambrotype was done on clear glass, and...
Mine does still work, and is accurate over a long time as compared with another barometer. The clockwork mechanism give one rotation in seven days...
Thank you. Now I need to be on the lookout for an ink bottle.
A Short & Mason barograph sold on Worthpoint, but I can't see how long ago or the selling price. Would someone here be kind enough to have a look...
It can be disassembled safely and fairly easily without damaging either the piece or the value. Ballistol would be good to use for cleaning both...
I'm interested, but . . .
Made of brass or bronze, hollow with a lead plug or seal in the end, threaded, and the tiny hole in the other end is threaded, and with two...
This is how mine operates, by twisting. I know it's not a Victorian-era item, so I'm guessing mid-20th. I know it's been with this notebook since...
So is this the "friction" mechanism mentioned earlier?
I'm not sure I understand. How did a friction mechanism work, and how does the clutch mechanism differ? Can you show me examples of the mechanism?
I didn't think the pencil was original to the notebook, but I had no idea if it was from the period or not. Thanks for the information. I'll be on...
This Cross pencil has tucked inside this notebook from WW1 for as long as I can remember. I don't know anything about antique or vintage pens and...
Yes, thank you all.
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