[ATTACH] Both the same size
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] About 1-7/8" diameter inside the ring. One marked 86 , the other just 6. I don't see a flatware pattern that matches. Westover...
You don't show a war era date These have been made continuously since the '50s
None of those 'reproductions' bear much resemblance to the original The main market was the bicentennial hype Here is a close copy...
People been round millions of years The 'healthcare' scam bout fitty years Can't say's it's a need
The 'tunnels' are skyways - above the street You can get around in them and be robbed, beaten, etc Minneapolis is not safe - especially downtown
Your handled coin could never be like that Often the shiny steelies have been dipped in mercury You are not likely to find 'rare' date type things
I got a air nailer 'free with purchase' of an air compressor. The label said CRAFTSMAN. Under that was Campbell Hausfeld. Under that was a dozen...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Bronze would not work as a mold for iron They were actually iron which is a higher melting temp than bronze
“to the best of my knowledge” kid speak
Looking at Carson images online, it looks like they only ever made the faux pewter - aluminum zinc - no tin - no real pewter
Ya gotta scratch em
The opposed mark bears a similarity to Birks, but it's just a nuttin.
I think I saw an identical at the thrift store last week and never thought of looking at the base
elk tooth
Many of the potties have passed but you likely still find more here than anywhere else
20th century Scrap iron
Regional flat rate Howard Hughes
Brass would react worse to salt than tin would The brass is to keep the candle from melting through the tin
[IMG] " stacked shoe "
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