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Good morning group,Does anyone use or know of any software program to keep track of their collection?Such as where acquired, when, material, cost etc?Needs to be easy enough to use for a gray haired retired firefighter!Thanks all!Continue

Started by Guy Williams in ITEMS FOR SALE. Last reply by LB Laub Mar 8.

Help please. Have no idea what this is or used for. Also era 1 Reply

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Started by John Taglione in ITEMS FOR SALE. Last reply by John Taglione Jan 20.

Wanted: advertising tins, antique toys, country store, vintage toy kitchen.

Looking to buy advertising tins, country store, antique children’s toys-games-books, Please Send email pix and prices to Dianne@cdiannezweig.com…Continue

Started by C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk in EDITOR'S NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS Nov 22, 2020.

Looking to Add to my Collection

If you are running an Estate Sale and come across what I collect and feel somehow it might not be right for Sale give me a shout . If you need to know more Google my name Darrell English under Holocaust . Anything related to this Subject matter or…Continue

Started by Darrell English in ESTATE SALES ANNOUNCEMENTS Nov 18, 2020.

ID style of metalwork, WWI brooch 2 Replies

WWI Toulon brooch - can someone remind me what the pierced mesh surround is called please? Thanks.…Continue

Started by Jeannine Nield in ITEMS FOR SALE. Last reply by Molly Jul 21, 2020.

Sterling Silver Merman??

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Started by Susan Simpson in COMMUNITY MEMBER'S BULLETIN BOARD Jun 8, 2020.

Drip Glaze Bowl

Found this pair of bowls a few years ago; the second one nests inside the larger one. I have no idea if there antiques have never been able to identify the makers mark any help would be appreciated.Continue

Started by gerard in COMMUNITY MEMBER'S BULLETIN BOARD Apr 8, 2020.

Bookcase symbol 5 Replies

Hi everyone! I am new to this site and need some help identifying a symbol. I found it on the back of an antique bookcase my parents have. I have not been able to find any info about this symbol. Any input would be helpful. Thank you! Continue

Started by Biv Schneider in COMMUNITY MEMBER'S BULLETIN BOARD. Last reply by Molly Nov 12, 2019.

Need help identifying hallmark??? 4 Replies

additional pic. Site giving me a hard time with my phone. So here is the pic of the hallmark.image.jpeg…Continue

Started by Bonny Evans in ITEMS FOR SALE. Last reply by Molly Sep 4, 2019.

Need help identifying this hallmark???

image.jpegDoes anyone know anything about this mark? Found this at an estate sale in AL today. Estate was owned by an avid…Continue

Started by Bonny Evans in ITEMS FOR SALE Sep 3, 2019.

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vicki hufstetler replied to Peter Robinson's discussion Silver and enamel souvenir spoons [gifted] in the group Whadja Find Today

"Wow! Sounds lovely! So you already know what you have, I take it, LOL. Were you just sharing with us? They are very nice, and I think, now knowing the silver content, will only go up in value over time! The workmanship from the early to mid…"

Thursday

Peter Robinson replied to Peter Robinson's discussion Silver and enamel souvenir spoons [gifted] in the group Whadja Find Today

"Hello Vicki, All of them are sterling silver (one is continental marks 800), except the one for London on the extreme right. Places: Moscow, Canada (Niagra Falls), New York: Empire State Building, Buckingham Palace, Houses of Parliament,…"

Wednesday

vicki hufstetler replied to Peter Robinson's discussion Silver and enamel souvenir spoons [gifted] in the group Whadja Find Today

"Hi Peter, Very nice collection you have there. Are they sterling silver or plate? That is all that matters to value these days, unfortunately. The plate one's go for a few dollars each, at most. The sterling ones are still very sought after,…"

Tuesday

Peter Robinson added a discussion to the group Whadja Find Today

Silver and enamel souvenir spoons [gifted]

Dear All, was recently gifted these silver and enamel souvenir spoons by my son's violin teacher. Her great grandfather toured America and Europe in the 1930s (great postcard collection too) and picked these up. I particularly like the Egyptian revival gilt silver and enamel spoon inspired by Carter's recent activities. Marked at the top. Bw, Peter See More

Tuesday

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Sharon Y. Parrish replied to Sharon Y. Parrish's discussion Wooden Tray Found in the group Whadja Find Today

"Thanks for that advice I think I'm going to use it to hold items on my desk."

Jun 7

tomsantiquesetcetera replied to Sharon Y. Parrish's discussion Wooden Tray Found in the group Whadja Find Today

"Thanks for the kudos. Let me add that wooden cutting boards are hard to clean and are breeding grounds for many diseases. Earlier I said to look inside the troughs for cut marks...no need as they can be seen in your picture #10268."

Jun 7

vintagerecycling commented on vintagerecycling's group vintage greeting card lovers♥

"Buzza Cardoza vintage Father's Day greeting Card pocket watch with FLOCKING for Husband new/old stock - 2 left! at WILL-DAY-FARM click Here"

Jun 5

Mark Fahrenbruch replied to Mark Fahrenbruch's discussion What was this made to carry? in the group Whadja Find Today

"Thanks to everyone for your responses."

Jun 4

Lillian Dunbar added a discussion to the group Vintage Barware Collectibles

Dobler Beer Tray

It's 13.5" diameter and in excellent condition. Dobler Beer was a local brewery in Albany, New York. In business from 1865 to 1960. It's in excellent condition. A local collector is interested in it. How much should I ask for it?See More

Jun 4

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katherina martindale replied to Mark Fahrenbruch's discussion What was this made to carry? in the group Whadja Find Today

"good eyes i dint see that "

Jun 3

tomsantiquesetcetera replied to Mark Fahrenbruch's discussion What was this made to carry? in the group Whadja Find Today

"Moooooooooooo... It's printed in big letters, JEX 150. That's what it is. JEX is a NEW breed of calves and your whatjamacallit is a sling for one if needed to gently transport them. I think that answers your question. No recent…"

Jun 3

katherina martindale replied to Mark Fahrenbruch's discussion What was this made to carry? in the group Whadja Find Today

"its kind of hard to tell without a description of how big it is right? I was thinking it could even be a medics lift sling. There are just so many options that this could be "

Jun 3

tomsantiquesetcetera replied to Mark Fahrenbruch's discussion What was this made to carry? in the group Whadja Find Today

"I had another thought but I got timed out and it didn't post. Those black things, handles??, are they metal? I'm thinking it may transport military items for airplanes such as wing tanks, gun pods, ammo, rockets, etc."

Jun 3

Bill Yazujian replied to Bill Yazujian's discussion Native American woven basket in the group Whadja Find Today

"Thanks Tom. Makes perfect sense. Here are a few photos of the inside of the "summer" house. All done in the old beaded boards. Check out the old drysink and cupboard. Lol."

Jun 2

Sharon Y. Parrish replied to Sharon Y. Parrish's discussion Wooden Tray Found in the group Whadja Find Today

"You are amazing, thanks Tom!"

Jun 2

tomsantiquesetcetera replied to Mark Fahrenbruch's discussion What was this made to carry? in the group Whadja Find Today

"Looks like (doesn't mean it is) a sling for an animal, veterinarian or animal shipping. "This" isn't much of a description. No size, materials, provenance."

Jun 2

tomsantiquesetcetera replied to Bill Yazujian's discussion Native American woven basket in the group Whadja Find Today

"Bill, "Kitchen summer house" explained. Most house fires started in the kitchen, so builders began building the kitchen next door in its own house so that the whole house wouldn't burn down. Dates the house to mid 1800s or…"

Jun 2

tomsantiquesetcetera replied to Michelle Newman's discussion Question about jewelry in the group Whadja Find Today

"I don't see 6 pics either. You probably didn't click "Add reply"."

Jun 2

tomsantiquesetcetera replied to Michelle Newman's discussion Question about jewelry in the group Whadja Find Today

"Pic 1108 and 1109 do not match (closures are different)."

Jun 2