I have a Glass Telegraph Insulator that my mother picked up sometime in the '70's when the telephone companies were upgrading to ceramiv insulators. It looks exactly like one that would've been used during the 1860's for the telegraph system. It has 'MADE IN USA' engraved on one side and 'WHITALL TATUM CO. N' engraved on the other. Was wondering if it might be worth anything today...

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/usa-in-space-apollo-11-commemorative-tumbler-glass

I have only been able to find this glass at the above website 1 time throughout the entire internet. There are similar versions, but not with the gold in the glass. I have a mint version of it, and wonder what the value is? Thanks for your help.

Maybe brass base and glass body, has been in the family for at least 30 years. Weight is 10.7 lbs, I don't really know much else thats why I'm here, hoping for some nice folks to point me in the right direction.

My dad purchased this desk in December 1965.  It's distressed pine is well worn and I am considering having it refinished.  I am curious about its value and important tips on how to properly refinish.  I have a King's Arrow Collection tag that came with the desk and an inspection notice with a stamp from the inspector at the company as well as receipt from Andersons in Chicago.  Any insight would be appreciated.
 

I can't find this watch anywhere. I don't know what all the gemstones are. I know there's amethyst and garnet. Not sure about the blue, green, and yellow. Or  todays value, thinking about selling it. It says Japanese movement.

I have two leather bound International Library of Music for Home and Studio

They are in GOOD to EXCELLENT condition for the age they are (outer

Interior is in Excellent condidion.

Copyright 1925 by University of Society, Inc

Manufactured in USA

 SOME OF THE MUSIC IN THE BOOKS:

Serenade in B flat minor

Chopin

Hungarian Rhapsody 

** SEE PHOTOS 

*May want to sell in the near future

Need appraisal for insurance and retail