Yep, roughly the same size. And, due to both of them being about Africa, there's a good chance they are from the same volume. However, as in many...
I'm confused. Alexandrite is chrysoberyl, a naturally occurring gemstone. Those two treasures appear to be made of glass. How did the name of one...
Once again: Spot ON! Thanks, BGM...Nicely done!
This is from the same batch of German 19th? C maps as Sierra Leone, yesterday. The sentence above Englische Meilen translates to This line shows...
Good question! Why DO you...? C'mon, now...
Or simply one very precious small pendant.
WOT! Why-ever NOT?
Sure are a lot of savvy folks hereabouts...
Really nice! The color, mostly...and the glass treatment highlighted by MOS with contrast...I'll vote for accuracy on the sticker.
When (not if!) you're successful, we respectfully request full image documentation here! Those coral baubles are simply spectacular!
It is wooden, obvious to the most casual observer. I'm gonna go look at Turkana on th' Bay. Thanks!
Cherry bark. Very nice! Thanks...
Excellent, and most welcome help...Thank You sincerely!
Either way, if you can master the close knotting, you'll be very pleased to have accomplished this restoration...and the results will be...
Looks highly possible...I'll follow it up, maybe find a solid connection. Thanks!!
[ATTACH] If Gestochen is the first word, Google translate gives "Punched"...an' if the o is changed to an 'e', it comes up the same! Middle...
Riches Untold!
We're not so fortunate, Debora.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] This in some haste...another similar German map of Sud Africa I'll post tomorrow. This was cut from...
Ruscha 333...Bingo!! Thanks, a Lot!
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