I absolutely love this lamp. If my wife ever gets really mad, it would a great tool...lol.
Oh, that one... It's extremely heavy!! I would need to pick it up to read the name underneath it, as I have forgotten it. An older lady was...
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It's one solid piece.
There's nothing indicating a mold.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I thought maybe a small lamp. It unscrews from the bottom and top. It has I long rod running through the...
Knew something was missing.
Funny thing, my wife is getting irritated at me for researching this stuff. Said she likes it and doesn't need to know the origin or value. I...
Mrs. Harvey was installed as Worthy Matron in December 1914. http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045433/1914-12-20/ed-1/seq-18/
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I'm only reporting this in a new thread so that if anyone else searching for those initials will hopefully run across this and...
I contacted Martha Chapter No.4 O.E.S for further information about Mrs. Harvey and hopefully they have some information about Mr. Harvey. By...
What I find confusing is that the website for Martha Chapter No.4, says it was established in 1924. In the article listed above, it's dated 1916....
It's like a painting that I bought yrs ago. It was a ship with the patriotic colors draped over the front, being launched. It had a haul number....
That's cool. Hopefully you can get top dollar for it. It is nice to research some things at times but other times, you just feel like beating your...
Take it for what it is now. It's just a table, nothing more. Whatever is was, must been more to it, is gone, now making it just a table. Set a...
[ATTACH] Just found more info on this artist. She was a Worthy Matron O.E.S with the Martha Chapter in Washington DC in 1916. I read a Worthy...
I just read that a Worthy Matrin was the Head of the Chapter, like a WM was. So this is a lady who was in great charge if the Martha Chapter.
I found more information about Anna that is really cool. She was a Worthy Matron O.E.S with the Martha Chapter in Washington DC....
That's how the military equipment is labeled. It's easier to read a schematic with those letters and to identify what components are in that...
Unfortunately, it was the only set. Now I know about Beleek, I'll keep my eyes open for it.
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