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They may have lead in them No more to worry about than your leaded crystal wine glass The worries about metals are no more credible than human...
Good luck. Hummel collectors are dying much faster than being made. It seems the newer sell better than the older to the newest crowd. I don't...
My town and the next town west are having a special trash collection for bigger items. Happens every other year. Spent many hours driving and it's...
Looks like wear through spots in your pics. There will also be a brass or steel ring around the inside of the case too.
Never found one that needed cleaning here. Usually found on the surface or in water and been cleaned by nature for years.
Any stone that would cleave properly was used. Chert was most common. Some agate use can be found around here. Obsidian in the Pacific Northwest.
Some materials can be traced to origin but they were also widely traded I have found coral and turquoise beads around looted 2000 year old mounds...
They look legit History of where they came from is the bulk of the value Estate sale don't count The tiny are arrow, the larger are spear
[ATTACH] First one of these I've seen in the thrift store in 6 or 7 years. googling for "bridgeport bottling company" only gives six results.
POD is Post Office Department
Stretcher is correct
That plug is not old but could be a replacement Socket pic?
Obviously an MD
Thrift store had a collection of old Connecticut made clocks in glass surrounds. Half run. Minimal chips. I'll try them as auction soon. No idea...
The Roseville looks fake to me
[ATTACH] Not finding my bookmark anymore but someone used to have a list of who the M number was made for I think the 487 on this is a date code...
I see $200 worth of rotors These would not generate electricity in reverse The Mfg date would only be on the rotors case. The aluminum ones would...
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