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Ive diddled with it some more now that I have more morning light. It seems the striking arm doesnt have the power it needs to move. You only feel...
Im guessing around 1890s-early 1900s, but not sure The ominous grandmother looks Victorian [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I mistakenly bought the wrong mantle clock last night at auction. :banghead: I've ordered keys already. Start swaying the pendulum and all the...
Here's a couple more pictures
It is the perfect artifact for the advertising collector, office supply collector, cast iron collector, lion collector, or a Georgia history...
Thanks yall!
I guess this would be the pumper wagon? Since it is cast iron (A magnet sticks to it) does that date it pre-1940s?
I don't think it's too too old, but I'd still like to know more about it. No markings that I have seen. Looks like it's been well loved :)
Looking closer at details I think these were hand painted in some places. The ink doesnt have the "printed" look, but a different oily sheen to it...
I meant all 4 sides on both pictures :) Actual indentions, not printed
Would the swinging piece be much like youd see on a belt?
Yeah, they had said only some were filled and I read a couple stories from news sites about a guy who restored them had one explode and kill him....
Is it some sort of hat or scarf pin?
It's gray here today with all the rain so i needed to use a flash. If any additional photos are needed let me know
I bought my 8 year old son a civil war cannonball (cannon ball?) at auction as he had a huge love for American wars and their weaponry...
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Bought these two at an estate sale this weekend. George Wright is the engraver and it has the plate Marka around both edges. They are named,...
Oh, I like that piece!
Thanks for the updated replies! They've help tremendously!
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