Tennessee Stove Works wood/coal burning cook stove, "Modern Maid" model, cannot find a serial number, six plates on cooking surface, two door top warmer, water basket on right side, oven door has a temperature gauge,  blue with white doors.

 This looks like something used for a sick room. hospital, or nursing home

Interested in knowing what the value of my 1936 Royal Typewriter may be.  I purchased it about 20 years ago in a consignment shop for $30.  According to the serial number, it was manufactured in 1936.  The typewriter is in excellent (nearly mint) condition.  All the keys are  still in place and all functions (including the bell) still work.  The original vinyl dust cover was torn and beyond repair.  I had another one made and keep the typewriter covered at all times.  Due to the age, it still may require a little cleaning, however.  Ink ribbons can still be purchased, and I have used it several times.  With the advent of the Internet and email, it's become more of a novelty these days and just sits.  It is currently listed as not for sale, but may be interested in selling, depending on the appraised value.

I have two users manuals and the catalog for ordering the press or other accessories.

Also has a large wood drawer cabinet with 1000's of the type pieces for printing. I opened the drawers to show some of the contents. The print press has rust on it and the rollers are froze up.

The artist did illistrations for the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh. I dont know who did the drawings . They are very high quality and I would like to know if a painter did them.