Very nice display.
Pinheiro Bordallo might be worth looking at.
There's lots of interesting stuff there. What is this thing? Brittania, obviously, but in what context? Is there writing in that white...
I wonder if you're showing the reverse upside down. To me it looks like a winged figure with arm raised: [ATTACH]
It looks new to me. I'm guessing that "Published as the act directs" is a catchphrase used to imply age. I find reference to it as an early...
At the bottom: https://www.library.miami.edu/chc/giftshop.html
Was there another Tiffany golf club on these boards a long time ago? I know I've seen one, but it might have been the eBay boards.
I hope Af responds. Hasn't been seen in 6 months that I'm aware of.
It's certainly a pretty thing to look at.
She's lookin' classy for the camera - confident, secure, self-possessed - a woman of substance and in control.
I would guess the square outline marks the edges of a decal.
Glad to know it arrived safely!
If I made a sale like that, I would ship it with a tracking number and eat the cost.
One thing about the listing I saw on eBay: seller says the lighter was found in France on the Somme battlefield. If so, the details of that...
It is similar to this siggy [IMG] but you're going to need proper appraisal by people with hands on experience. Run it by some auction houses and...
He's also playing it Dizzy Gillespie style: [IMG] But it is a fun picture.
There's no easier way to lose something than to put it in a safe place. @Rayo56 did you forget the link? Is this it?...
IMCO of Austria and Bowers in the US were big manufacturers, but they were made all over the place. Found this online: IMCO stopped producing...
Yes, I think there are either repros or they were in production for a very long time. I've seen some that say Austria, and others that appear to...
I guess it's called a "trench lighter". [IMG]
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