Thank you - I will do this.
Thanks! My searches missed this one. I guess all the value is in the magical Molesworth name.
Theirs aren’t signed but do say “Genuine goatskin” and “Albuquerque N Mex” on the bottom. Mine has no writing on it.
I picked up this old teepee lamp recently, thinking it was something cute from the 1960’s or early 70’s. It’s made of animal skin, wrapped around...
Don’t have any intentions. Just found it interesting!
Thank you!
Interesting. Similar idea, but plywood instead of solid boards, with aluminum bands rather than iron. A newer version of the same type of case?
Surprisingly, it’s not heavy at all, I guess because cedar isn’t a heavy wood.
It’s still at the shop, as I didn’t purchase it (yet). Didn’t measure it, but it’s about the size of a normal suitcase.
Photos have been uploaded. I’m in Ontario, Canada. Only info was on the tag, “authentic early suitcase”.
I found this old case (suitcase?) today. With its bowed sides and unusual construction, I’ve not seen anything quite like it before. Made of cedar...
Thank you for the great information, and the photos! Do you think my tanfouk has any age to it?
I was sent a link to this page:...
I found this unusual, large, heavy ring today. The metal tests as slightly over 70% silver, and the orange stone appears to be agate. The ring has...
Today I stumbled upon this large stoneware jug in a local antique shop. With its spout and threaded stoneware plug, I’ve never seen anything quite...
Interesting. I had assumed the toy was supposed to represent a Japanese carrier, but the green and gray camouflage is quite British-looking. The...
I found this toy aircraft carrier recently. Made of wood and quite crude, it’s marked “Made in Japan” on the bottom, so I believe it is a...
Very interesting - thank you, Rob Langdon! Looks to be a match to mine, but found in a shipwreck on the opposite side of the world. Amazing.
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