Libnet from Liberon products is what I use but I don't know if it is still made or available wherever you are. With that sort of thing a big tin...
Well, it should be Monday there by now, wherever you are are so on pulling a name from the hat, Ta DAAAA Rayo56 is the winner. Message...
I have a pair of pictures that appear to done in pen and ink and wash, with what may be a story by each one and a possible artist signature top...
I suspect the shopping dog was getting a kickback from the shops and when he saved up enough he set out for Hollywood and a career in films.
Unless you are planning on using it a lot, why not just leave it? Even if you glue it you will still kknow it is bodged up and this will spoil...
A butler's table is just folding legs. The top is the butler's tray, in effect the legs are just a stand for the tray. No permanently fixed top...
No maker's name on the smallest tube, I assume.
The pictures are a bit blurred and lack conrtast, could you try again in better light and possibly a better camera? Also, when posting the...
Tea caddies were only lined if they were wooden, to protect the tea from flavour contamination. Metal ones did not need it. Another important...
Try locktite. (sp?) it is a thread coating used in the motor industry to stop nuts coming undone and comes in two types, removable and permanent.
Can't see it all that well but it looks like a fireside companion minus the brush and poker and little shovel from the arms.
A spot of history to bear in mind. When tea was a very expensive luxury, tea caddies flourished. Silver, Tortoiseshell, mahogany and inlay, they...
That seems a very generous offer. I'd take it, like a shot.
[ATTACH] No problems for me with pictures The OP's silver shaker is probably going to fetch about 20% over the metal value, depending on sale...
and was also a signer of the Ordinance of Secession. Something of a Johnny Reb, then I'll have no truck with seccesionists! But it stays in the...
Looks like Lenin on the bell but I can't make out any of the writing. The Minolta is a decent camera, but not valuable. The Russian copy of a...
Better pictures will be essential. I have not got a clue what the first item is and there is no detail on the cameras.
Do you have any idea roughly of its value? Very small. Possibly £10 in a local auction room. You can furnish a whole house for a few hundred quid...
The utility products were a WWII British effort to maintain production of general goods with limited resources. The stuff produced to utility...
A rummage in a neglected box of mixed ephemera in the shed produced these few items that may be of some interest. Item one of the lot is a cover,...
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