I've been squirrelin' silver for over 50 years...an' never heard of that 'til your post...Thank You!
Yes...an' How Sweet It Is!
Simply put, I am envious. Magnifique!
He looks really old, sure 'nuff...but back then he may have been on the clean side of 50; jest used-up!
Can that finely hammered surface have been hand-done...or was it pressed? That IS a sweet piece of silver, no question!
That's a common but dangerous response to so many of our 'modern conveniences'. Rage Against The Machine!
Yes, he may. We oldsters do have sartorial splendor pretty far down on our priority list, AJ...I've worn Levi Strauss button-fly denim jeans...
Yes...I'll second that. Very fetching!
Harlem is an Itty-Bitty town; I know of it only because a former DIL was stationed at a nearby military installation (Fort Gordon, now Fort...
There is a museum dedicated to Laurel & Hardy, in Harlem, Georgia: Harlem Museum and Welcome Center https://harlemmuseumandwelcomecenter.com
Excellent observation an' suggestion, Debora! Local historical societies thrive on just these kinds of opportunities to add links to their...
Pic 2 & 3 are the same beautiful lass. What a stunner!
Very nice...Thanks!
Yup...very lightly gritty.
Gird y'self, Bosko...y'ain't seen nothin', yet!
It's 20" long without the clasp; weight is 19.7 grams; pearl count in the string is 79, plus 1 on the clasp. I'll risk assuming these are...
What? D'ya wanna live forever? I don't know how acid brewed tea is, but it can't be very aggressive in that old, well used pot. Absolutely safe?...
Today makes twice; a blank-page response to clicking on eBay links here on Antiquers. Is it serving some arcane purpose...or just a tech glitch?
Yup...me, too!
Good reference site, RT...Thanks!
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