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    Vintage RPPC Train Station value

    spam reported,busy little sucker.
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 10, 2020 in forum: Ephemera and Photographs
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    Lemaire opera glasses repair parts? brass screw

    My mind was telling me it was a longerette not the binocular type.
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 10, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Help ID this cut stone on broken pin

    Chalk has a hardness of 1,travertine is 3.
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 10, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
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    Help ID this cut stone on broken pin

    Most stones can be "hand" carved,opal has a hardness of 5.5 – 6.5and can be easily be shaped in a pie pan with an abrasive stone and sand paper.
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 10, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
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    Help ID this cut stone on broken pin

    Travertine.......
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 10, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
  6. Hollyblue
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    Help ID this cut stone on broken pin

    Many stones can have different minerals like Parrot Wing Jasper is a mixture of chrysocolla, jasper, azurite, and quartz.It can be difficult with...
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 10, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
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    Help ID this cut stone on broken pin

    If you check the hardness it might lower the guesses.
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 10, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
  8. Hollyblue
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    Lemaire opera glasses repair parts? brass screw

    Check with your local eyeglass store,they usually have repair kits with different screws at no cost for one screw.
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 10, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Help ID this cut stone on broken pin

    Travertine is fairly soft and a steel knife blade will scratch it,petrified wood is quartz and a steel knife will not scratch it.The pits on the...
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 10, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
  10. Hollyblue
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    Help ID this cut stone on broken pin

    Possibly travertine.
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 10, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
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    Awesome Japanese Lacquered Box what’s it used for?

    Size?
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 9, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
  12. Hollyblue
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    Finds Thread

    165+ grams
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 9, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Vintage coin purse

    Shaving brushes,paint brushes,hats,coats....
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 9, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
  14. Hollyblue
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    carved soapstone ID

    Does it slide off the base? If so see if you can scratch the bottom with your fingernail.
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 8, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
  15. Hollyblue
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    Statue's toes broken off by tourist taking a selfie.

    spam reported
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 8, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Ivory / Bone

    Close up photos of individual pieces could help.The walrus/seal scrimshaw could be walrus tusk.
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 8, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
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    What cut of diamond and sapphires? Art nouveau ring!

    Guess they didn't know what sapphires look like........
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 7, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
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    Hi Everyone! I am Hoping You Can Identify this bracelet. Thank You!

    Looks Mexican with green dyed travertine stone.
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 7, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
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    What cut of diamond and sapphires? Art nouveau ring!

    How did he test them? Did he use a microscope the see the interior?
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 7, 2020 in forum: Jewelry
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    Maker’s Mark help on flatware please

    100 microns=1/10th of a millimeter .
    Post by: Hollyblue, Aug 7, 2020 in forum: Metalware
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