Wonder if it is "Olbury." Look at the top pic/mark on the following copper marks site. I know yours isn't in an oval like the following, but with...
I'm puzzled by it also. I have an old firkin that has similar staples sooo they don't surprised me, but the stacked cheese box look is something I...
According to many of the Mortlock info online, they were a retailer rather than a manufacturer. "Mortlocks employed independent decorators to...
For what it's worth , I think it's a stylized rendition of an Amazon warrior depicted in Greek mythology. Contrary to popular belief, there were...
Seeing no one has ventured a guess on dating the clasp, I'd guess mid 20th century or later. It seems to be a modern safety clasp. Believe the...
What surprises me about this brooch is the lack of Portugal silver hallmarks, assay marks. The assay marks have an animal head denoting the city...
The following website says Kanawha Bulls Eye #818 with the following: "Pattern originally made by U.S. Glass Company in 1910. Kanawha made this...
Here's a query about a New Royal treadled sewing machine with info on manufacturing dating. Seems their may be some controversy on the length of...
The mark is a auspicious/honorary Qianlong Nian Zhi - Qianlong Period mark of the 2nd half of 20th century. Following is a link to the "Quanlong...
I think it is composition for have seen several Skookum dolls with damaged composition masks that have that same white chalky looking scratches....
KoT, you're right. I would have bet money on it being spruce. I just learned the something new for today! "Originally designated HK-1 for the...
To hang this on the wall, "walls come tumbling down." Another idea, the top section of a floor one. I believe, can't prove it at the moment, I've...
Brook, the links GG listed are about the best you will find out there for Skookum doll info. I have one that an uncle gave me from a SW trip he...
Found several mentionings of H. Ehrlich and Sons as a maker of display cabinets, drawers, refrigerator stuff and such. They are listed in 1922...
My thoughts also. Another thought was wooden tools, stirers, for rending fat for lard, tallow for soap, candles, ... in large tanks, vats or cast...
Yes, I'm home and slowly catching up on my sleep. Thank you for the kind words....
I really know nothing about planes, but this one looks a little like one of PanAm's Sikorsky flying boats dating to the 1930s. Now If memory...
Pat, thank you for telling about and giving the link to the Copper Museum. I didn't know about it! I also agree with the rest. I don't know if...
Here is the translation of "Notes" on that page per Google translator: Notes: Double track machine , only 9.53 cm / s ; 60-9000 Hz . How BG20 / 1...
Here are ideas for types of glass for this Art Deco lamp....
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