I recently came into a Tonka truck collection after my father-in-law passed away and would like to get an estimate of its worth. I have the following trucks: 

- Complete 1950s-era orange Hi-way construction set with signs (no boxes)

- Limited edition reproductions from the DeSalle collection from th 1990s including two Morell Meats trucks, Ace hardware box truck, Harley Davidson box truck, Hi-way lowboy and an attachment for the Bruce floor wax truck - all are signed by Don DeSalle and stamped 002 with COA except Harley box truck

- 1950s-era red, pick-up truck

- 1950s-era school bus that says Cor-Cor  on the side (sp?) 

-Holsum bakery truck (poor condition) 

We are looking to get a value for the collection as a whole and by individual pieces

I have here an 18in bell that has "WRRS" stamped on the front. The number "990-11" is stamped going around the top of the bell. It is fully working and is very loud. I have not been able to find any information available about this type of bell. We are very interested in selling this bell, but would like a more accurate price of what is worth and would really like to know more about this certain type of bell. Thank you. 

1991 TSR Dungeons and Dragons cards from booster packs. Not a factory boxed set. Serveral limited print run cards make up the set including a few from  series one that where limited to only 2,000 of each. While the series 2 ends with many promo cards with also limited printing.

I know it takes 2-3 boxes for each set to get the non-promos and still you miss some on the limited print cards.

Promos where given out at gen-con and national book stores. Some came in Dragon and Dungeon Magazines in un-cut sheets. I have these also still in the magazines.

No information has been found sense about 1999 when I saw a listing for $1,500 in Beckette non-sports trading guide.

Recently I bought in an estate sale this art crystal vase marked bohemia but   I do not  the artist or mark, could you please help me with this issue

This is framed and matted, with original artist signature and numbering 243/999 with a printed signature and Copyright 91 in the corner.  Published by Hadley House. 

This Lithograph has a Certificate of Authenticity on the back that that states:

"This is a limited edition print number-243- from an edition of 999 with 99 artist's proofs, twenty-five Hors Commerciae, twenty donation prints and ten publisher's proofs.  This print was released in January, 1992, and was printed using high-quality, light resistant inks and pH neutral paper which meets Archival Standards.

Image size is 15 1/2 x 27 inches.
Paper size is 20 1/4 x 31 1/2 inches.

We certify that the copyrighted limited edition lithograph described here was produced from the original watercolor and has been personally inspected and signed by the artist.  Printing plates have been destroyed and no future editions will be published.  It is suggested that this certificate be attached to the back of the frame and, to protect against fading, the picture hung away from strong flourescent or outside light."

Tracy Porter is the designer of this "Bed Tray". It is very well constructed of wood and bamboo. Leather on the top and side panels are black and hand painted. There are two (2) large side pockets (8 1/2 deep x  3, these are inside measurements), for books, papers, etc. The top measures 16 1/2 x 12 1/2. There are metal oremental latches to secure the side pockets when they are placed down. This item is in excellent to new condition. Lattice framework on the sides of the pockets. Handels for easy carring.  Would like help in pricing this item!!!