This table has no identifing marks or labels, when table is opened by pulling on the ring located in the fronf of the table the leaf swings up into the center. the table looks like it is made from oak. the table has 2 spindal type legs on each side located in the center underneath.

 white with flowers its like they are in a pond,it has bird and big leaft.on the ends has curves all over.i have it like for 15 or more years.

LOOKS LIKE A COIN, BUT AT THE TOP IT HAS AN ATTACHMENT WITH A HOLE IN IT. I DON'T KNOW IF IT WAS A NECKLACE OR A KEYRING. ON ONE SIDE IT HAS A PICTURE OF THE SS CATALINA  WITH SS CATALINA WRITTEN UNDERNEATH. ON THE OTHER SIDE IT HAS A PICTURE ( RAISED ETCHING) OF CASINO CATALINA WITH CASINO CATALINA WRITTEN UNDERNEATH ALL OF THESE ARE RAISED LETTERS AND THE PICTURES ARE RAISED. IT LOOKS TO BE MADE OUT OF BRASS. I HAVE RESEACHED THIS AND KNOW THAT IN WW II THE SS CATALINA AND 2 OTHER SHIPS WERE USED TO FERRY THE SOLDIERS. I DON'T KNOW IF THIS IS WHERE IT CAME FROM OR IF IT WAS EARLIER OR LATER.

An old black and white picture or Curley Miller and his Ploughboys in The Economy Rodeo on Diamond Street.

Published by Benzinger Brothers. Written by Right Rev. Richard Gilmour, D.D., Bishop of Cleveland. All pages are still readable and attatched to the spine. Inside says "Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1869, by Benziger Brothers..." This book belonged to my gradfather's grandfather.

This book is a hardback with red cloth covering and gold coloring on the edges of the paper. The publisher is Donobue, Benneberry & Co. out of Chicago. The paper is very old and thinly made. Every page is readable with no rips or tears. The spine is still in good condition and still attatched well.