These would not be considered real photo postcards, since they are printed. They look to be 1910-20's.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-bronze-gazelle-deco-bookends-1925-old-so This person says they found them in a book identified as...
Picked up a few photos today. One shows a military band in front of a barracks like building. Some look to be holding bagpipes. One guy with a big...
I've seen so many copies/knockoffs of those at flea markets over the years that i'm afraid i'd ignore a real one if I were to luck into one.
Depending on how much you have, you might want to just find an auctioneer to come out and give you an opinion. The Furniture board would be a good...
It's understandable that most dealers aren't going to work as appraisers for you for free. That said, there are plenty of people on here that...
The back stamp that is shown in one picture is later. They didn't really get fancy like that in the early 1860's at least. Could be a wide variety...
As just a general photo book filled with nondescript photos, 40-60. If some of the photos are interesting (war related, occupational, famous...
The album itself isn't worth much. The images inside are what will determine value. I'd say 1870-80's.
The lubesters seem to all have another pipe coming off top also. What is interesting though is it does look similar to early visible gas pump tops.
Well, first, you wouldn't be able to see into it without light. It is very dark red. Second, the thickness does not seem to correspond to other...
The eagle screw has a split/lock washer on the inside. Seems more for a spacer than to actually lock it down. The eagle is not coated and...
Not sure why people want to keep coming up with restrictions for what could be a boat/ship light or not. I already linked three similar shaped...
I was actually looking into the auto-lite connection also. Haven't been able to find anything matching my piece. Lots of miners lights from when...
Its a Leviton socket. 15w 125v. Might not be original to the piece. Could have been put in when it was mounted to the wood base. It looks...
Didn't help. There another Alemite marking for the top piece though. The red glass is set into the base solid and won't move. The top has a seal....
So i'm thinking the Alemite Die Casting Co cast the bottom section for whatever company actually sold the light maybe. I'll have to tear it apart...
Getting into a bit of history, apparently the company was first known as the Alemite Metal Co and then Alemite Die Casting Co. The Alemite...
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-weidlich-bros-silverlated-fox-1695550677 ($100)...
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-julian-mcdermott-pair-red-lights-beacons...
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