Thanks for posting the color photo of the car. It's very nice.
Looks like a horseshoe nail.
After hunting around the internet, it appears that it was the hunter's license and was to be worn on an outer garment. First they were made of...
So, more like a tag than a license?
"Display on middle of back" I wonder what or who's back?
My guess would be representations of bible figures.
It looks like it's a photograph at its base layer.
Bad hair day.
Too bad that "Disease Extractor" was lost to time. It sounds pretty handy.
If they were proofs, they would probably have red stamps on the reverse saying something like "property of blah blah bank note company". So, what...
What's on the reverse? Another thing to work out is whether what you have are proofs or remainders. I believe the value scale for any particular...
As you may have discovered from googling around, bank notes can be valuable, ranging up to hundreds or even thousands depending on age, and...
Interesting how they used a mirror imaged for one of the photos so they would pair nicely. (And definitely not Bonnie & Clyde)
USS Intrepid. They look like official Navy photos. If so, they may be stamped as such on back of photo.
They almost look like YMCA Indian Guides (now Adventure Guides) projects. They don't look like any authentic Native American objects I've seen.
First edition has value in 4 digits, but it drops off drastically for later editions. Example:...
It looks repurposed
The light sentences don't seem like much of a deterrent. The rewards are greater than the risk. It doesn't seem right.
Interesting story about a big counterfeit Native American jewelry operation....
I like seeing this stuff. And if you have any more that references the Lehigh area of Penns., I'm especially interested.
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