106 pieces of Fostoria Glassware which includes:

14 cups, 17 saucers, 13 dinner plates, 6 luncheon plates, 15 salad plates, 2 juice glasses, 7 sherberts, 6 water goblets, 1 creamer, 1 sugar, 1 small tray, 1 toothpick holder, 2 ash trays, 1 triangular jelly dish, 2 condiment trays, 1 two piece butter keeper, 1 round footed tray, 2 divided candy dishes, 1 footed fruit bowl, 2 sandwich trays, 1 punch bowl, 1 large tray.

Approx 2 cm in size. What appears to be blue cloisonne, red eyes and marquesite body.

Has 925 and a heart shaped mark on the back of the wing.

bowl with wavey top brim. bottom of inside has raised what looks like a pair of pears on branch with leaves. inside has like a bronzeish patine. outside bottom silver in color with maker mark, that has been double stamped off set. james w. tuets on top of star, boston warrented quadrupleplate and below that is 1844.

I have a newspaper from 1945, post ww2 
associated press, very good condition for age


I have another from aug 15th 1945, its a stars and stripes edition detailing the japanese surrended headline= "TRUMAN ANNOUNCES TOTAL SURRENDER"

On August 15, 1945, The Stars and Stripes announced in large, bold letters the end of World War II. Harry S. Truman announced the unconditional surrender of the Japanese, just a few days after the dropping of the atomic bombs on Nagasaki and Hiroshima.

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This is one of a pair of excellent Marbro Asian Style cast metal hand-painted lamps. Purchased by my Grandmother a native of Los Angeles about 1964-66 they have been in my possesion since 1986 and I've taken great care with them. All electrics work of course and they are 100% original. The bottom labels are handwritten and unfortunately the 3rd characther is unclear. I am hoping for a definitlve identification and ball park appraisal.

MINT condition tin tank.  Everything works, soldier pop's up, tank moves around.  ZERO damage, looks like it just came out of the box.