The final pic looks like a California Driver's License number from the 1950's...Maybe?
Yes...Does anyone remember Necco Wafers? YUM! They were all pastel colors, an' being almost all sugar they were popular at the snack counter at my...
...an' called "Sand Dollar"! Very Good, TallCakes...Thanks!!
Picky, picky...hell, as old as it is it may have been called almost anything when it was new! Haviturway, komo!
Naw...rather, a NoCal score from a yard sale. Dunsmuir, IIRC. An' the other one ain't Leonard's either.
I'm not on any of the Social media sites, Lark...but thanks.
The circular matting is ~6 1/2" in diameter. The prints are half-tone B&W lithographs, relatively modern I think. The character looks to be the...
My father wore a mustache like that...in the late 1930's. IIRC, it's named after the underlying muscle; arm...something.
I have labored under the impression that McCoy is almost always marked. Probably erroneously, it would seem...
It is ~26cm in diameter, ~2cm high; it weighs ~175gm. Circular tooling marks on the back indicate it was spun on a lathe. I've shown it on the...
It is ~21cm in diameter, ~8mm thick; it weighs ~15gm. The signature block is ~16mm square. I think I've seen similar pieces ascribed to a specific...
Probably there's a correct name for these things that have a pierced inner bottom, with an attached overflow saucer...but I don't recall ever...
I don't see Chinese in the OP pitcher...bwdik.
Thanks, Bev! No response...yet...from Tracy Motors.
Pics...we need PICS, Please!
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