This vintage and original lunchbox circa 1950 is mine and was packed away since I was a small boy for some 60 years. It has very minor paint removed at the bottom corners and hardly looks used. The Thermos and stopper is in even better condition and does not looked at all used. All in all a great collectible.

I found this book and can find no information on it.  I am perplexed. 

This is the play, The interior pages have no hand writing on them.  It has a Ex Libris Anna Louise Smith.  It has a green cover with red titling of Arsenic and Old Lace with crossbones.  The pages are in excellent condition no pen marks or tears, or other imperfections other than normal aging. 

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Owl Celluloid, Reading Book, 1906, 1 1/2 x 3

Mint Condition

No visible stains, tears, wear.

I know it is Gilbert Thats about it I dont know much more When I got it the clock hummed when you pluged it in What should I ask for it

Left in will, it is in mint condition and framed.

I am looking for any value and/or historical information on this unique piece, which is in very good to excellent condition, actually, for its age. It looks to perhaps be hand painted on a hand-blown blue pickle jar and has a set of tongs that sit aside the jar. There are some very faint chips around the mouth of the jar but not very noticeable at all. only when running your fingers around it. There are four cracks along the bottom of the scalloped silver base. The bottom mark reads "James W. Tufts, Boston, Warranted, Quadruple Plate, 3397."