These knives are of asian decent and I don't have much information but was told by the antique store owner that they were owned by his family for generations. If anyone has any information, I would appreciate it.
My pictures are mirror image so left is right and rt is left sorry.This gun is a unique single trigger double pull, auto safety engage, and says Stevens only, it should say stevens- savage, as they were bought out by savage somewhere around serial number 4000 and were stamped stevens-savage, has checkered fore stock all parts numbered d1300, double sight posts , small crack on front stock rt side no gap, absolutely gorgeous one of a kind double barrel, savage didn't introduce single triger double pull until 1974 under savage only patent. rt side stamped lwr fwd J-Stevens arms company Chiscpee Falls , Mass. USA with 5000 stamped rear left BBL length 28" My camera did all pictures mirror image so left is right and right is left
Colt stage coach rifle, walnut stock, nickel or silver reciever engraving perfect with little gold left in engraving , verry smalll mars on lft side stock,missing ring,on side for tie down, the bluing in near new condition, beautiful rifle, action tight , shoots like a dream short light very impressive SC14393
We found this in the basement of a pharmacy that we are renovating. It was built in 1896 by Frank M. Hall and this ad likely hung in his shop. It is composed of 3 panels held together by some sort of tape. The subject is interesting, with the horses pulling a wagon full of antlers and the words carved in the tree. I think this is an advertisement for an iron supplement. It has some severe water damage, I am wondering if it is possible to restore and if so if it is worth it.
We found this poster in the basement of an old pharmacy we are renovating. It was built in 1896 by Frank M. Hall in Denver. It has some pretty severe water damage but is quite large; about 4' long. I'd like to know if it is possible to restore, and if so, is it worth it? M
