Exactly. Only pretty ladies I buy these days are signed. And starting to wonder whether it's even worth it to acquire any more Schmolls. I have...
While we're on the topic. No comment from you, so not sure whether you saw. What's your assessment of this recent acquisition of mine? Thank...
This is a fascinating site: https://artofmourning.com/ Victoria went into perpetual mourning for Albert, turning widow's weeds into a fashion...
This site is devoted to the subject: https://www.realorrepro.com/
You could just sell the clasp: http://www.ebay.com/itm/303218865031
Pretty sure this should be grand prize Paris [Exhibition] 1889-1900.
This snippet is from Leonard Forrer's Biographical Dictionary, a tiny bit in the pages of his partial list of medals produced by Lauer: [ATTACH]
Uh huh. Once you wanted to buy after seeing the marks, leading him to bother to take a better look himself.
So, a fair fight then. They did a good job with identifying the scene & the source. Let's hope the valuation is within reason.
I'm getting the impression that in this context Eintracht means United, as in the united German states, something like an all-Germany games but so...
It would seem the establishment of Ludwig Christoph Lauer was quite a major one with a large staff. Do I see the letter P to the left & a little...
Maybe just relating to Kaiser Wilhelm, some kind of state sponsored event, not necessarily specifically military? Although was right in the midst...
We had one of these hanging on the bit of wall across from the closet by the front door. My mother literally acquired it with Green Stamps; I can...
Hearing Dorian currently stalled over Bahamas. Must be absolutely dreadful, without even the knowledge that it is moving away.
Is this a valuation you had already obtained on the piece? I don't see a date, so can't tell when it was prepared.
Methinks OP should be referred to a philately forum elsewhere.
BTW, have you told your mother you've been hanging out with a bunch of people her age? :joyful:
Mary Quant, Twiggy & Carnaby Street were fashion buzzwords of the day. :)
https://www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/fashion/style-files/news/g25749/the-best-of-mary-quant/
Lennon's Mary Quant hat was famous: [IMG]
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