Left hand corner under the lithograph has, F.F. Palmer. DEL. In the center are the markings: "Entered according to an act of Congress a.d 1864 by Currier and ives in the clerk's office of the District Court of the United States for the Souther District of New York. Then to the far right corner it says: Lith of Currier and Ives, N.Y. Then centered is the title: "AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAIN." and under that title is: New York published by Currier and Ives 152 Nassau St.

came from an auction over 40 years ago cannot remmber the original price

has no hallmarks/markings

Purchased approx 25 yrs ago at an antique store. I have never removed it from the frame it was in when purchased. It is a print of a Victorian woman behind the steering wheel holding a bottle of coke. Just below the print is a gold box that says 1909 When Dusters Were In Vogue. The coke bottle she is holding says Bottled Under Authority of Coke...thats all you can see her hand covers the rest. I have looked all over the net and have not seen this same print. I have listed it NOT for sale and that is because I have no idea what its worth is. I would consider selling it.  If anyone knows about this particular print and could help me with information I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks!

Silver Plated serving platter with inscription in the middle (GSGN Club Champion Runnerup Ann Jacobson 1965). Was part of an estate sale.

These are old ads from the late 1800's and the early 1900.  Most of them are glued into a scrapbook.  I was curious if these cards could potentially be worth something??  Any help would be great.  Thank you! There are many more pics in the book these are just a few I chose.

Beautiful vase with gold plating.