I don't know if it's old, but it looks better than the very similar one I linked to earlier, which just looks like an inferior reproduction in...
@evelyb30 - it still does functions perfectly. @Bronwen - thanks for the link, that is a beautiful watch, a little earlier, and bears...
I'd say Sallie. Not sure of rest.
Here is something very similar, but not identical. Juliana Art Deco Clock
When I was first trying to find info on this watch passed down in my wife's family, I didn't know about this site, or I would have posted it with...
Maybe related to the "Made in USA" Pacific territories loophole. The Northern Mariana Islands has capitalized on its position as a free trade...
You may have two paintings by Sophie Coors. The reclining lady on one side, painted in 2000, and another painting on the flipside that she painted...
Regarding noble, they're talking about oxidation. Pure silver will tarnish from reactions with sulfur, or other metals mixed with silver in...
It's from one of the Indian states...I think Hyderabad, 1912 issue, but I'm not super familiar with stamps of that area. Stamps of Hyderabad
My granddad used to talk about the virgin stands of long leaf yellow pine that still remained when he was growing up in west central Georgia in...
To answer your question, yes, they have value, assuming there is not a legal issue regarding their official nature. You can see similar things on...
I'm sure value depends on the subject. What is shown in the photos?
Interesting. Had never heard or seen of it before. Here's a photo of it in use: [IMG] From a long web page with many photos.
When most or all the "Dog-on Good Gasoline" items are modern, who wouldn't be a bit skeptical?
I don't know, but my guess would be western red cedar.
Sure looks like "Sexyon" in that photo.
Looks like a post cap for a wooden post to me. I wish there was a photo shot from the top to see if it's round or squared.
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Hispanic or Native farmer, plowing under corn stubble, circa 1905 near (and probably a little south of) Tucson, Arizona. [ATTACH]
"...I do not know for sure...". A person would not have known that looking at your sale listing yesterday. But looking at it now, I see you've...
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