I have a 1950's Gaffers and Sattler stove I have to sell.  It was original to the house that was built in 1951.  Everything works great on it but the clock.  It still looks really good too.  It has 4 gas burners, a big oven, a warmer, pancake griddle, and broiler.  It breaks my heart to sell it because I love it so much, but I'm moving to an apartment and have no plece to store it.  In Van Nuys, CA. Available starting 3/7/13.  Please email [email protected].

I am trying to find out what the name of this pattern is.

This statue was inherited by friend Stephanie from her great grandmother. We do not know when or where it was purchased. There are no inscriptions to be found anywhere and she only remembers hearing that it was either the Marathon Man or David, but we cannot be sure. It is made out of very heavy material, maybe copper or bronze, and weighs around 20 to 25 pounds.

The family of Marion Davies offers a wallet owned & used by William Randolph Hearst. Measuring approx. 4 inches wide by 5 inches long (opened) this black leather hand sewn wallet with a clear plastic sleeve contains his (made of tin metal) commemorite "official guest" of the Jan 28 - Feb 6 1938 International Air Show admitting bearer & party to the comforts of The Saddle & Sirloin Club and Executive Club (possibly in Chicago?) signed/stamped by C. Rioalgreen, Chairman. Inside the opposite flap which bears his name is his inscribed, Honorary Member of The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) signed/stamped by the President (unable to read) and Secretary H.F. Cole. He used this wallet for other addtional credit cards.   

found in early 1970s in a shed of a motorcycle shop that was being closed down, in mobile owner. no word on the owner; currently owned and kept by the person who found it when helping clean the shop. he stores it in knoxville, tn. he states that it is an original.

Its in a old wood frame, paper backing is torn off, but has an auction lot #. The painting it self doesnt feel like a print cause you can feel the bumps & ripples of the paint? The painting doesnt look canvas, its almost like a board of some type? Not cardboard though. Does anybody know the value?