Apparently you are not alone. Can't seriously say I'm surprised.
Give away open to Well-Known members (participating members of long standing). All three catalogs as a single group. [ATTACH] Offer ends Sunday...
Nicely made. It's a real shame that label's gone.
It does have the look of a technical illustration.
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Maybe telegraph rather than telephone?
It was a dark and stormy night...
I'll assume you're asking for the Miriam piece, about 2" long.: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I thought the question was about this guy: [IMG] Most expensive piece of jewelry I ever sold was Miriam Haskell.
I'm guessing maybe Brazil or Peru.
I don't know, but maybe a clock key?
I don't think these things are legal requirements, it's a case of protecting intellectual property. You have to apply for LoC and ISBN numbers,...
That's a darn good job.
I remember covering a very small and plain bookcase with that contact paper.
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I can make it look like two heads: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] but it looks more like a dinosaur to me.
I don't know these spoons (or spoons in general) or how they are marked, but are these a couple of stamped letters? [ATTACH]
Don't know the series, but this looks like a sunflower to me.
It looks awfully fresh for a 300 year old piece of paper.
Back in the '60s/70s there was a glare-free glass introduced that had a very light satin etch over the surface. Just holding a piece of that...
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