It's Hebrew.(LOL) I don't read any. It doesn't say Israel, but beyond that I don't know.
Try rubbing your fingernail over the rough spot on the pin stem. If it feels like a series of cuts but a short series, that's probably a...
It was made after 1947.(LOL) I think it's older rather than newer based on the hallmark, but how much older is "older"? The hinge and clasp are...
Too danged small?
Around here all I ever found was rocks. I think this was woods, pasture and back to woods again. You'll find the occasional bottle cap or maybe...
Same here - says the total cheapskate. (LOL) It's hard to even pay thrift store prices when you're used to yard sales and finding it in the back 40!
Is that Elvish on there?
My mom put her formal china in the dishwasher, complete with gilded edge. Didn't hurt it. Of course, it was the 60s German stuff and we only...
I tied some up to keep it together for shipment recently. Used ribbon, but it was stainless steel and NOT silver. Use cotton twine for that?...
And have you beaten up the IDIOT who scratch tested the pieces? It's fine on busted stuff headed to the scrap pile, but not on anything you'd want...
Now that's a total 70s hangout! Dang I'm glad I was too young for Disco. :headphone::headphone::headphone::headphone::hilarious::hilarious:
Around here it would be considered boot sale price range. It might be difficult to find a buyer at all, in fact.
Seconded. The construction is all wrong for the 1930s and bang on for the 50s or later. The 3 mark is probably the size or a pattern number.
That looks like a dress clip someone remade into a pin. No idea on whodunnit. It doesn't look like New England Glass Works but it could be Napier.
It might be a copy, but there's no Avery mark on this.
It's a textbook, obviously. It's an overview of the Old Testament. Probably not worth much, even in Germany. The prof however was from...
You'll see two stick pins with a chain between them too. They were cloak pins or the like. I've seen lots of those safety chains.
It would work as a chopstick rest in a pinch.
If you're bringing home some really cool bits, tin ceilings and newel posts etc ... you need a storage shed so the wife won't be tripping on...
Those are GOOFY.
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