I found this Horse Tricycle in the garage of a house my husband bought. It was in the part of the garage that was boarded up. We found the tricycle way in back and buried. About the only thing I've been able to figure out is that this is probably a Sulky style horse tricycle. No idea what year, or even if it's a real antique. I'm hoping by posting on here someone can give me some information about it and if it has any value. The property we found this tricycle on is a very old property, FYI.
My friend remodels houses and he found these pieces, in a home he is working on. The owners did not want the items and didn't have much information about the pieces, except that they have been in his family for a long time. The house is in Fort Smith, AR. Any information about these items would be greatly appreciated.
I don't know anything about this key other the dimensions and inscriptions on it. I thought it might be a novelty item, but I can't find any others like it online so I think it might be a real key to the city that was actually presented by Mayor James Curley. On the left side of the key there is the seal of Boston. (It looks like it may have been added to the original key) Above the teeth of the key there is another seal of relatively the same size that has the inscription "PRESENTED BY
HON. JAMES M. CURLEY
MAYOR OF BOSTON"
And in smaller writing below that it says "ROBBINS CO ATTLESBORO MASS"
The key is about 6 1/2 inches long. And just the teeth are 1.25 inches long.
this is a tapestry that I got from my mom when she passed away. I do remember her telling me she got it while in germany when my biological father was stationed there. I believe she said it was from a castle but hard to tell. The fringework around the edges is damaged a little but the tapestry itself is in pretty good shape. Just looking to find out how much it could be worth or any history on it at all. thanks for any and all help.
