Picked this up at a yard sale just because it looked strange. Wondering if anyone has seen something like this before? BTW only paid a quarter!...
It all depends on how much you like it and how much you paid for it:cigar::cigar:
You sell the bottle as a collectable not the contents, I have sold an old old rum bottle and listed it as an unopened bottle unknown contents....
Did a blow up on it, hope it helps [ATTACH]
Just for information I have checked several south west jewelry sites and as of now most are leaning toward the mark possible being "Mary Begay". I...
chris, welcome to the boards, just a suggestion if I may. Open a new thread on this and include pictures of the base and any marks on the cup. You...
The CORK in the end of the grenade is a dead giveaway that its a DUMMY, on a real one there would be no hole.
It looks like a rifle sling, don't think it's military though and newer than WW2.
You are quite correct Figtree, it is FunkeysFinds link I was referring to. Thanks:cigar:
Are the marks impressed or stamped? The following is from figtree3's link. Couldn't find it in my mettlach book but that is all prior to 1994....
Thanks Hollyblue, I saw those items on alltribes and am still trying to find a maker but haven't found anyone to contact that can give an answer!...
here is what shows up for the maker mark CU, Name mark Reg. Unreg. Name Address Website CU 1997 1998 Urbanius Förvaltningsab Sibyllegatan 49 114...
A beautiful piece of burl !!!
If your bosses estimate is close it will be well worth the outlay to rent or even buy 20 or 40 foot shipping containers to house all the stuff....
I didn't think it was to bad for a buck ;);)
Thanks all, The claw appears to be a real claw (has a groove along the underside and is fibrous ), whether from a bear or not I couldn't say (...
I agree with wenna !:cigar:
Todays yard sale find, tests as silver and is just pretty work with claw, Indian, Bear & stone. Any idea who did it? Its 3 inches by 2 1/2 inches...
DO NOT use tape, it may pull the coating off if removed!:hungover: Glazing points are the best if carefully placed.
here's a site I use, http://www.projectilepoints.net/
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