Looks to be a reprint of 'The Modern Priscilla' Sept. 1916 cover, shows ten cents as price. I know it a reprint because at the bottom is the following: 1975 All Rights Reserved, Hickory, Inc. P.O. Box 1477, Carson City, Nev.n 89440.

print of Buffalo Bills Wild West featuring image of Annie Oakley.  Top of print reads: Buffalo Bill's Wild West, Congress, Rough Riders of the World.  Bottom of print reads: Miss Annie Oakley, The Peerless Lady Wing-Shot.  Image is of Annie Oakley posed with rifle/shotgun with 2 background images of her taking a shot. Print is black ink, may be a 'stamp' print. Entire image has border with minimal detail.  print is in plastic sleeve.

Noritake Progression China, Japan, Ming Garden pattern # 9066.  7 cups and 7 saucers, 7 5 1/2" bowls, 7 6 1/2" plates, one 8 1/2" bowl, and one creamer.

In excellent condition, from a mid-century estate in Nichols Canyon, Hollywood Hills.  Franciscan Radiance: 11 dinner plates, 12 salad plates, 3 bread plates, 8 saucers, 4 half-circle side plates, 3 5" bowls, 1 set salt + pepper, 1 covered butter dish, 1 covered sugar bowl, 1 coffeepot with lid, 1 divided 'pickles' serving plate, 1 divided serving dish, 2 serving dishes, 1 serving platter.  All of the pieces are in excellent condition, puportedly purchased from the Glendale facility.  I have no idea what happened to all the cups (?).

Set of 8 cocktail pick swords in holder, brass with what seems to be stainless steel blades (picks), has display/ holder. Only marking is: Toledo.  Only thing I found was the same set for sale on Etsy with the label: Toledo Damascene Olive Sword Cocktail Picks. Only other info is that they seem to be mid-century.

I am interested in selling this item however i'm  not too sure what price to list it as? Does anyone know how much these type of Antique room dividers sell for? or know any history on it?