Anyone have an account that can look up the value of these items? I have one and these two are only others I have found. Thanks!...
Glazier's hammer?
I was at my local coin shop last week when this came up. The seller wanted more precision so with his permission the shop crushed a handle with...
When our antique electric kitchen mixer group was active online we kept a running thread about period mixers seen in movies. There were quite a...
With the wide top and non threaded cap I wonder if it was sold as a Dewar?
The blade is a lathe cut-off tool blade. https://www.sommatool.com/catalog/cutting.tools/ttype_cutoff_blades.asp
I found Coclico mentioned in an 1857 Cincinnati newspaper. It would suggest this was a trade name.[ATTACH]
Mellophones are straight for use in marching bands. Sure looks like a French horn.
As already mentioned it is a bar of bearing metal. It's not bullion, that is the way the metal was sold. Just search for "babbitt bar" and you...
We used to make our own with a candle stuck inside a coffee can and a funnel that fit there also. The spout passed through a hole in the bottom of...
[ATTACH] Taken at my house back in the 1950s. I managed to contact this young lady a few years ago and she had many vintage photos of my house...
BMWs from the 1970s used the same gearbox and handle at the top. The square peg slides into a socket at the rocker panel, two on each side.
My wife is Thai. The lettering with the dates is the artist's name but I can't do justice to converting her words into English. Starts with "Waht"...
The wife says it is not Thai.
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