1913 Remington Typewriter Model 10. Which is the first with visible type, but this one has 5 Tabulator keys. Around the time there was typing courses becoming available which started a huge market for the typewriter because a new proffesion for women was created. Which makes this Remington Standard Model 10 have huge historical significance. So the company was having a demand for specific typewriters for different business; like for accounting, publishing companies, etc. There was only 5000 of the Remington Standard Model 10, but no known record of how many with the 5 Tabulator keys. Soon after for some reason they took this model and changed it to the Remington Standard Model 12. And it was the Model 12 that had mass production. And this makes the Model 10 much more valueable. The Tabulator keys stated from left, Street (1Tab.), City Par., Yours NAME, Sig. STREET, Date CITY. So the first word is on the top above the red key and the second word is right below it like this:

Street

(1tab.)

There is no record of the serial number either: LV13075

Brass railroad mailbox  says us mail on front the lock is broke and missing a couple of screws  other than that its in great condition I have never seen one like this and I was wondering how much it might be worth.

Brass railroad mailbox  says us mail on front the lock is broke and missing a couple of screws  other than that its in great condition

This is a real pearl necklace with 3 stands of shades of blue pearls in different shapes and sizes. There are also 5 1/2 " open scrollwork sterling beads, and what seem to be 5 5/8" faceted opaque oval sapphires. The findings are sterling with a lobster clasp. Markings on a tiny tag include LUC 925 and also ON or NO on the back. The 3 starnds measure between 15 and 17 inches. it is hand knotted. It is in pristine condtion. It is an estate find from ebay, I paid 40.00 and am hoping it is worth much more 

i have a freezer that i found at a yard sale. I was told it works it just needs new seals. now when i say this thing is massive i mean MASSIVE, it stands about 6 ft tall 6 ft long and about 2 1/2 - 3 ft deep. it has the name unico freezer across the front, i would love to use but dont know if i will be able to find parts for it if anything messes up, i was told it is also called a farm freezer, any help PLEASE

I bought these at Dessert Industry for a couple of dollars. Im not sure of there worth anything I really would like to find out! They are in perfect condition, no stains or smells and there are little wheels on the bottom that help move these easily.