The clasp is a bit later, but probably pre-1920. Those funny backward-acting locking mechanisms are Intermediate Period, generally. I don't...
Any's bracelet wasn't meant to be polished everywhere; the black was left in the background by the maker. Anyone who cleans that out ought to be...
An eagle mark that ain't.
Welcome! Post some of that railroad stuff!
But no burnable green stuff? I hope?
They say Peru on the back too, so Inca warrior is a good bet. It's crude enough to pass for a medieval European warrior, if need be.
I've seen a fair number of the phony ones, but never the real deal.
I'm as familiar as I care to become. The smell of it burning or fresh is enough to send me running for the hills ... or a porcelain throne....
These turn up here regularly. They're always silver plate, if not chromed brass.
Not sure, but it could be him. I'm too young to remember the Beatles heading to his ashram.
Probably recent. Beyond that, dunno.
A regular scanner will do the job if it's a decent one and the negatives are big enough. The new cheap all in one I use for printing labels isn't...
We don't have any here, and while I could get the same thing in CT without prosecution (just have to get a doctor to write a recommendation) I...
Some thrifts and even a consignment store locally will sell fakes if they look good. I give those items a wide berth; they're still fake.
Dutch. I swear there's something in the water in the Netherlands. Now how one explains the rest of us I haven't the foggiest.
Score! Daily bread plates have been around forever in one form or another, but this is the first French language one I've seen. (sheltered life...
It's a fashion jewelry item with a watch in it. So who knows.
WHEE! NICE!
Geneva is a cheap brand of watches that are really just costume jewelry. No idea if this one is anything special.
Someone is going to be a happy camper, but ... selling china is a bear where I live. No one wants it if it can't go in the dishwasher.
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