It’s a Tektronix THS730 battery operated portable two channel oscilloscope 200MHz with two probes, AC adapter, battery pack that can hold a charge for 2-3 hours, and a carrying case.  I received back in 2009 in Houston Texas this equipment is in EXCELLENT CONDITION.   On eBay there are others listed $3,000.00, and Metrictest have it listed at $3,100.00 ..Listed below are some of the specifications:

Sensitivity – 5mV to 50V/div

Position Range  +- 10%

DC Gain Accuracy - + - 2%

Vertical Res – 8 Bits

Record Lengh – 2500 points

Time/Division – 5ns to 50 s/div

Horizontal Accuracy + - 200 ppm

Roll Mode- >0.5 s/div

Autrorange – User selectable

Trigger Modes – Auto , and Normal

Don't know nothing about it

It’s a Tektronix THS720 battery operated portable two channel oscilloscope 100MHz with two probes, AC adapter, battery pack that can hold a charge for 2-3 hours, and a carrying case.  I received back in 2009 in Houston Texas this equipment is in EXCELLENT CONDITION.   On eBay there are others listed $2900.00, and Metrictest have it listed at $2,995.00 ..Listed below are some of the specifications:

Sensitivity – 5mV to 50V/div

Position Range  +- 10%

DC Gain Accuracy - + - 2%

Vertical Res – 8 Bits

Record Lengh – 2500 points

Time/Division – 5ns to 50 s/div

Horizontal Accuracy + - 200 ppm

Roll Mode- >0.5 s/div

Autrorange – User selectable

Trigger Modes – Auto , and Normal

I have 6 German spoons and don't know the value or where they came from. 3 are silver marked 835. These have small images and say "Ettal Bayern," "Walseral" and "Oberstdorf" on them. The other 3 look "gold." One is stamped 800 and says "Bayern" while the other two are stamped 830 and say "Munchen" and "Zugspitze" under their images. The Bayern spoons both look like family crests...any idea where they came from? I found them in a little fabric lined spoon box with a silver clasp...but have no idea where they came from or what, if any, value they hold.

I know nothing about this spoon. It appears to have a windmill on the handle. I am interested in the history.

<p>I have a Vanity that has a plate on the back that has W.F. Kile name on it and the number #26 Vanity. It also has Cresent Furniture, Warren Penn. the legs have wooden rollers/wheels which one is broken. Can you tell me anything about this piece? I am also going to take pictures that I can post if needed..thank you Sharon Pecina</p>