Wacky action teenage mutant ninja turtles sewer-swimmin' Donatello. Motorized wind up, swims in water. By playmates. Asst. # 5610. Stock # 5612. UPC # 043377056126. Still in original package. No idea if it's even worth anything, but wanted to find out for sure. Was found at the factory my husband works at.

This little vintage toy gun was my brothers in the 1950's.  It is approximately 5" Long has a black metal barrel with a brown plastic handle.  I was told that it might be a Marx Miniture Sharps Historical Cap Gun but can find no markings on it.  Trigger works fine and it still has a spent cap in it.  Can you please tell me about what it's worth?  Thank-You!

This Mickey Mouse Plush Stuffed Doll was made by California Stuffed Toys prior to 1989 and was originally sold only in the Disney Store.  It is over 6 feet tall and stands on its own. It is in excellent condition. The girl shown in the picture is 5 ft tall.

Here is a piece of Cast iron art which I do believe dates back to the 16th or 17th century, but that is only a guess. It does show that the picture is of war times , with all the canons, knights , and even a woman cutting a mans head of  In one hand she is holding his head in the other a sword. The detail is absolutely amazing. Somebody spent a lot of time carving this piece out, onto a template before being cast. The pictures just do not do this any justice at all. There is also a line of writing , but it is in Latin which I never learned when I went to school.. I have never seen anything like it anywhere. Could someone please tell me what it actually is and how much it is worth?

Here is a piece of Cast iron art which I do believe dates back to the 16th or 17th century, but that is only a guess. It does show that the picture is of war times , with all the canons, knights , and even a woman cutting a mans head of  In one hand she is holding his head in the other a sword. The detail is absolutely amazing. Somebody spent a lot of time carving this piece out, onto a template before being cast. The pictures just do not do this any justice at all. There is also a line of writing , but it is in Latin which I never learned when I went to school.. I have never seen anything like it anywhere. Could someone please tell me what it actually is and how much it is worth?

This desk belonged to my aunt and I'd like to see if anyone might have any information they can share.  I have no knowledge of anything antique.