Found in US Army stuff from the nineties [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Shown with 30-06 brass for size....
That sales price is today's scrap value
Drippy, splotchy glaze. Old enough to have some crazing. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The front piece of the GF is likely 2 grams of 10K
Looks like '70s or newer The tag is more likely a customer number than service member number
it is K&E No transits participated in any fighting during the war Keuffel and Esser formed after the war I'd guess this one to be around 1900
[ATTACH] This piece of French pewter is not lead free
I do not remember any good days at Illwill All of them in this area were rebuilt to massive size in the last twenty years. Dozens more massive...
"An aneroid barometer is an instrument used for measuring air pressure as a method that does not involve liquid. Invented in 1844 by French...
[ATTACH] Marked only 24K. Don't often see this stuff round here.
The hinge looks pretty modern. The soldered on tag is fairly modern. I've never seen the rice crispies on old jewelry.
Well, it was nice to see AF alive again for a second
Not just pottery. There was a section at Walmart for Chinese 'farm primitives'. Milk pails, boilers, baskets, flour sacks, you name it. And same...
[ATTACH] Guess I don't need to test it. It is common for marks to be under the tag here. Not by design, just by stupid.
Don't recall the VILLA mark. The little MS-22 stamp intrigued me. Haven't tested yet. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Would be nice if you could report a listing for fraud but it doesn't work that way
I went to BNOC at Ft Chaffee in 1989. Every car in the Fort Smith area had an 8 track player at that time.
I guess those dimensions would make it a drop cord hanger
Been slim at sales. Two bucks for this cheesy cat a roo pendant.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Tag for a jewellery shop in Hamilton in the box. Pendant...
for pulling cable or tubing
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