The 15th 'Bergamo' Battalion according to the internet. Debora
Thank you so much for joining us, Deb. You're very welcome here. Debora
Signed with confidence by someone who's made art before. Debora
So everyone can see without clicking on a new member's link (which many are reluctant to do.) Debora [ATTACH]
Another piece. Same attribution. https://www.great-republic.com/products/antique-boston-statehouse-blue-staffordshire-sugar-bowl-by-rogerts Debora
Here's the same mark which seller identifies (wrongly or not): https://www.seekersantiques.com/products/3144 Debora
Perhaps the date has something to do with this: "In 1859, there was a crisis when Congress failed to pass the annual post office appropriation...
Are you referring to this as a patent number? Seller says it reads: J.Q.M.D. 1943 E.N.S. Debora [ATTACH]
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Doesn't look Colonial to my eye. I'd think 19th century. And I can only read "El____". Debora
You know... I don't think that says PATD. I think it says PAID. This dates to 1870. Debora [ATTACH]
At this point, there is no provable correlation between the patent stamp and the bag. Some bored Wells Fargo clerk could have been amusing...
It appears the company had stopped using the image of conductor + orchestra by the early 1950s. Debora
Those are in pretty rough condition. The one may depict Spanish muleteers. The other, with what appears to be umbrella pines, could be Spain too...
Here it is on the site where one can identify Japanese woodblocks. Part of the 'Night Scene Series.' Lovely....
Ni idea. Never seen such a thing. Debora
Never seen anything like it either. If you do an internet search for "quick meal stoves" and then click on Books, you'll find information....
So that stamp above is a "patent." And it reads PATD Wells Faro & Co. followed by the date? October 8, 1859? Debora
Your harmonica is post-1927 given the prix dates. Interesting. I too am only seeing packaging in that colorway in The Netherlands. Hohner could...
Love it. My wish? Your command! Debora
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