>What the hell do you mean old phone?:eek::eek::eek: < Way to go, Greg! Give it to these young'uns. That "old phone" was new to our town in...
Here are pictures dating 1860-1870s. They were all taken at their respective homes by probably an itinerant photograph - a traveling man....
I have resized your pic so that it will actually appear in a message without having to click on a link. Your picture is huge. It is:...
I vote bottom half of a table floor lamp. That finial doesn't look original to the rest. As Brad has pointed out, if a table the tray "is usually...
Thank you, Greg. Still seems odd for really no nothing postcards to travel a 1/3rd of the way around the world to be printed. I doubt if even 25...
>I have a Nantucket Basket necklace.< Bev, my mother had one, well nearly identical!! Her basket is 3/4" x 5/8". I have it now. Hers has the...
I meant to add to the info on that postcard picture. The road running left and right is US 44 today and the cross road is Hwy 97. That road was...
Interesting thread! I'll add a couple that came into my possession in the last few months. 1. This is a mounted 1910/1911 photograph of a field...
With the "G" and skull & crossbones, I vote Masonic, Freemasonry, specifically Knights Templar. The order of Knights Templar does utilize the...
Agree. As Brad has found, the strong box is listed on eBay for the paltry sum of $6,999,99!!! The description given is "Antique 16th Century...
I think you are probably right on the signature as to being Henry Goering (1871-1944). Following is a link to painting by Henry Goering of the...
Ditto! I can usually work my way through the Romance languages of French, Spanish, and Italian, but German and the northern tier of Western...
Google translation of "Artwork Info" from Fid's great find: "The summer home of Johann Strauss in Salmannsdorf 1920 watercolor on paper on...
You're welcome. --- Susan
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You're welcome. Congratulations on the outcome of the auction! --- Susan
Here's a Catalog of Copyright Entries, 3rd Series 1950, with this publication listed - 1 Oct 1948. The 11th down in the left column...
My thought also Spring.
>The buyer stated in her feedback that this vase was made by Dorflinger & was done in the Clematis pattern. Anyone got any ABP books that can...
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