<p>I have a framed print with a brass plate . It is called Menin gate at midnight By William longstaff. It beonged to my Gradfather who fought in WW1 it was always in their house. It is said that only two thousand were printed with william longstaff overseeing the print work. The brass plate says it was presented to the Australian Government by Lord Woolavington&nbsp; (who paid 2000 Guinea )</p><p>I would like to know how much it is worth it is in good condition.</p><p>Thank you Jess</p>

just pruchased this one have been doing research for hours with no luck all i found out is that the company closed in 2002 its a limted edition majeste watch with a mother of pearl sink dial and 12 real diamonds on the bezel has a 31 day calender and a day dial any info on the watch and company or what its worth would be greatly appreciated thank you!

I have an antique children's life preserver, I'm guessing its from the 1920's or 1930's. It is made by the Airubber Corporation in Chicago, IL, and is called "The Torpedo Float." There are pictures on the front with children swimming and text describing how to use the preserver to learn how to swim. It has that very vintage nautical look! I am looking to find out more information about this, and its potential value. Thanks!

Heirloom Item:

Have a set of bookends by The Jennings Brothers Mfg. / Bridgeport, CT.

I can't locate any of the same design/pattern to determine age, rareity and value.

The figure is a bundle of wheat with a butterfly landed and sitting on top.

One has a lable on the bottom that reads "Bronze & Gold" - "Rear!".

This is an antique cast iron egg poacher with a enamal top.  The letters O and F are on the bottom of the pan.

I have this bowl that is in beautiful condition. It has Pink & green flowers. The mark on the bottom says Germany 57 in a circle on the bottom. The Germany 57 mark is a little worn and the bottom edge is also. It is approx 10.5 inches across. I was wondering the history and what its value was. Thanks so much for any help. Mike