The "dishpan" M1917 helmets seen in your photo were no longer used by the US Army after 1940, except in some training exercises into 1941. The...
Hard to say -- someone by that name seems to work in a lot of very different styles. Here's a page where the "cayman man" suggests some...
Third one might maybe perhaps possibly be "Staal." Or not.
Sig on the second appears to be E. Kirschstein ... ehhh -- and on the first as well, now that we actually look at both... Also, we agree with...
Thanks very much, Fig and AJ, but your compliments are undeserved. We just plugged what little we could see on the walking stick into the Runic...
Thanks for the referral, INH. Zinnie, bats are not at all our specialty, but there are bat experts and bat collectors aplenty at Net54baseball [...
Going only by the few dates we can see handwritten on the clippings, it's safe to assume that whoever assembled it was British, not American.
Runic is a Norse alphabet predating mediaeval times. Tolkien was a historian of Anglo-European languages who used a self-designed variation of...
Anyone open to the possibility that the bronze is indeed "older" (not art deco -- we'd guess post-war "modernist"), and it's the wooden base...
"Strolow"?
Any Jewelry's early response is of course correct, 'though technically the snake is an ourobouros (or ouroboros), a snake or dragon swallowing its...
We'd call it a missile (rocket-propelled). ADA stands for Air Defense Artillery....
Hi INH, thanks for the referral, but no, sorry, much as we think Jamo's Caddy is a wonderfully cool piece, it's well outside of our wheelhouse....
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Darn right. You try telling a male fish from a female fish.
Too many in our experience to count, most of them due to a shortage of funds at the time of an on-line auction, a few more due to (d'uhh!) simply...
Let us know if you want to be put in touch with a collector who's rabid-nutzo for sports figurals...
We've seen a few similar things: https://www.bing.com/images/search?q="dice+in+a+bottle"&FORM=HDRSC2 Your example, just a novelty item, or a...
Can't help but read it as "R.l'benniele"...
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