I have a collectors plate with the image of Ralph E. Obergs painting called, "The Old Timers Camp".

On the back of plate, it states: Produced in a limited edition of 500 exclusively for the National Rifle Association

Plate No. 265 from an edition of 500

Intended for decorative use only.

It has the NRA symbol at the top

I am wanting an appraisal.

I recently purchased a George McLagan Furniture Co. sideboard.  It is stamped and numbered.  I am wondering the approximate value of the piece.

Goldent cat ladies pin. This was passed down to my mother. I don't know much about it. The eyes are green; could be emeralds and the nose is red also could be ruby.   I do not know if it is gold or not because I can not see a stamp anywhere. We would like to know more about it and appraisal on it.

I am totally stumped as to what this is and I've stumped other "experts". This is a cast aluminum box with 3 sliding panels inside. Each panel has an opening in the center and colored glass on either end. On the front of the box is a "combination" and what appears to be a Star of David.  I have talked to many people and have done research and can find nothing.  There is, what appears to be, a serial number samped on the box.  It is "BS-9263".  The only other identifier is a stamp on the lead seal tags that the box is sealed with.  I have more pics avail if anyone wants/needs them.  

Varius collectables. All in very good shape. No boxes avalible.No damage anywhere.

am/fm radio turn table console that works great and is in great shape and it says it mohogany next to the serial number. the middle on the top opens and on the front there are fake drawers with speakers on the side. it is a fairly large piece if furniture and I was told it was bought in the 60's and it is from general electrics and it has a paper saying it is certified genuine wood and it still has the user manual