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sure looks like 850, have you had the medal tested? That would be a first step.
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chickens will eat just about anything including each other!
clutteredcloset49 & komokwa nailed it, done in just about every conflict.
Sorry if I offended anyone but the collection of firearms / bayonets which date from the 1800's to the present is in my mind no different than the...
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Went to a garage sale onetime several years back and upon seeing what the gentleman was facing (his mother had died and he had limited time) I...
Ketchup works wonders on copper!
I'd vote for Intuit or Alaskan area, they have that stretched out totem feel.
Centerpiece sure looks like the right answer! Found a bunch similar but nothing quite like it. I to was surprised that there was no makers mark on...
I get the idea that this is a candle holder but what the heck is the center part for? I saw this at a garage sale for a buck and could not pass it...
Kovels are pure BS in my opinion sort of like the kardasians of the antiques world.
About $270 bucks on gold +-. ? on coral and then add on some for profit. Just a SWAG.
I don't see a statue, what I see is a lump of fishtank coral. about 5 bucks in a pet store
That's a Beautiful piece!
A pretty standard crock preserving jar, these were used from the 1800's into the early 1900's and beyond, and without a makers mark almost...
Not much base wear and the crack really doesn't add anything to help age it.
[IMG] I found a picture in one of my Clevenger references and its a match with one called "lily pad pitcher" and is 10" high. It came in six...
That's what I get for being in a hurry, well it's only 5 bucks!:depressed: Thanks for the info
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