Antiques

try replacements.com or silverpatterns.com Both are companies that sell replacement silverware.

1937 Please go to www.fulbreitchina.com and read the story.

The original Ball Ideal fruit jar was first made in 1915 by the Ball Brothers Company. This jar was machine made instead of being blown like other ones from this company. Through the years the jar had only minor changes made to it before being discontinued in 1962.

The condition of your jar is the key to your answer.

Your machine was made on October 11 from 1928 and relates to the

model "66" (witout the "") from Singer according to:

http://www.sewshop.com/Singer-pdf-serial/SINGER_AC_nos.pdf

Is a pdf so you need Acrobat Reader at least to read it.

Greetings from Uruguay, Diego

steel will rust because of ether a water and salt mixture or a water and air mixture.

for the water and salt the steel will just rust. steel will also rust in plain water.

and the science for the water and air. when steel water and oxygen come all together in contact they create Iron Oxide. that is what rust is. by the way Iron Oxide is what gives mars it's red color.

1985. Single-shot .22 bolt-action rifles generally top out around $100. sales@countrygunsmith.net

If it is in excellent working condition about $1500.

There are many materials used in the making of a Violin, one of the important materials is the tone wood used, that wood is usually "Sitka spruce", other wood, (decorative) can be most anything, most of the time highly figured. to help you futher try this webb site: * stewmac.com * or you can get a catolog from:imi@imii.com(E-mail)

There is only one real way, unless you bought it new, when it will say the guage on the box. With second hand models, if you measure the distance betweren the weels and divide it by the actual size, you will get the ratio of the size

EPNS stands for Electro Plated Nickel Silver - another term for silver plate.

Long story short:

People thought coins were a great place to invest your money. Everyone started doing it in the early 80's and drove the prices WAYYY up. Then in 1989 the market crashed, and I mean CRASHED HARD and everyone lost their money. The market seems to be replicating 1989 right now, and collectors are sitting back, waiting for the investors to lse their money in the market. So we can all start buying our passion once again for realistic prices.

So no, Don't invest in collectible coins.

If you have an ebay account you can check the "sold" listings. A recent sale on ebay, item 151262794224, 1944 Lane cedar/hope chest sold for $150.

there are several top auction houses. a few attached hereto:

jcdevine.com cherrys.com amoskeag.com Rockislandauction.com Armsbid.com

Also: www.Louis J Dianni.com hosts an annual Military and Naval History Auction on the grounds of the West Point Military Academy at the Hotel Thayer.

Also, you can put them on line for sale. Like: gunsamerica.com.....gunbroker.com....

gunboards.com (this board is free for ads) and a few others

1952

i have an old vase with a yellow and green flower design on a brown vase, with markings on the bottom that say's poreville u.s.a. 1968, and I'm trying to find out the value of it.

Generally a vase from the late 60s is not considered old. Your best bet is to look it up on Google or eBay and type in the manufacturers mark in the search bar. Age does not always determine value though, a lot of it has to do with the popularity of the designer, the rarity of the item, aesthetic appeal, and condition.

Old; ancient; of genuine antiquity; as, an antique statue. In this sense it usually refers to the flourishing ages of Greece and Rome., Old, as respects the present age, or a modern period of time; of old fashion; antiquated; as, an antique robe., Made in imitation of antiquity; as, the antique style of Thomson's "Castle of Indolence.", Odd; fantastic., In general, anything very old; but in a more limited sense, a relic or object of ancient art; collectively, the antique, the remains of ancient art, as busts, statues, paintings, and vases.

what is the value with marking wm.a roger 942

Most likely, only a few dollars. Plain pewter or silver plated salt and pepper shakers are very plentiful, and unless ornate, early, by a particular company, or have some other compelling feature to them, they are of little to no value. Sorry!

Some Grand Rapids made furniture is quite valuable, depending on who designed it, etc.

George Nakashima designed some modern furniture for the John Widdicomb company in Grand Rapids which is quite valuable. A pair of side tables sold for $2,000 each. Anything associated with Nakashima is likely to have value.

But, there was a lot of variety of design and craftsmanship that came out of this area. Some bad, some pretty good. Baker Furniture prior to the time Kohler bought the company is good, some is great. Anything by Baker from 1943 until about 1985 is very likely to be good. After 2000 it is all mediocre to poor. They make some in Indonesia which is very poor. But from 43 until about 1990 the company had terrific design standards, selected the best veneers from around the world and had extraordinary craftsmen.

Some Herman Miller pieces, such as the Eaames Lounge Chair are quite valuable. This was actually made in Holland and Zeeland, Michigan.

In summary, the value depends on who, what and when.

Widdicomb and John Widdicomb (two different companies) are good brands that are no longer made.

Has the number 35 on the bottom

The watch that I have is a waltham MLB 1994 boxed in a tin can with removable lid. can painted to resemble a baseball and titiled looney tunes major league baseball for the st louis cardinals scribed on back of watch is lto1slc136, vp31, sr927sw , original sku was 050 995111. Watch face has all 12 digits and a baseball field on the face with a looney tune chacter catching a fly ball and a st. louis cardinal emblem . It also says waltham quartz . Any help with present value will be appreciated thank you for you r help.....reply e-mail is gibrox@bresnan.net

Collecting is a great way for one to spend his time with something he loves, and what better way than to collect something that helped shape America. Antique tractors can be purchased at this website. http://www.antiquetractorsupply.net/

Not always the jewelry is stamped, however, no stamp doesnt mean it is not genuine.