"Kansas City" --Wilbur Harrison, "Teenager in Love," "Love Came to Me," --Dion/ and the Belmonts, "Venus," "A Boy Without A Girl/From Bobby Sox to Stockings," -Frankie Avalon (pictured jackets), several best records of The Shirelles, "AT the Hop" --Danny & the Juniors, "Shop Around" -(Smokey Robinson &) THe Miracles, Paul Anka, Santo & Johhny, "Daddy's Home" -Shep and the Limelights, "Stagger Lee" --Lloyd Price, "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini," "Baby Sittin' Boogie" --Buz Clifford (picture jacket), "Please Love Me Forever" --Cathy Jean & the Rommates, "Wah-Watusi," Louie, Louie" -The Kingsmen, "A Quarter to Three" -U.S. Bonds (picture jacket), The Crests (several unique records spanning their first two record labels), "Turn Me Loose" -Fabian (picture jacket), "There's a Moon Out Tonight" -The Capris, A unique, "All Time Hits, Vol. 3," - 6 songs on a 45 put together by Dick Clark (cardboard, pictured jacket), "When A Man Loves A Woman" --Percy Sledge, Chubby Checker (picture jacket)The Tokens, Gene Pitney, Roy Orbison (several), "Earth Angel" -The Penguins, "Those Oldies But Goodies" --Little Caesar & the Romans, Paul & Paula, "A Million to One," "Tallahassee Lassie" -Freddie Cannon, The Innocents, the Paradons, Mello-Kings, "Once Upon A Time," The Marathons, Coasters, The Juveniles, Mary Wells, "Alley-Oop" -Dante & the Evergreens, "Yes, I'm Ready," The Toys, McCoys, Gentrys,Gary Lewis, The Cascades,  "Hey Girl,"  Lou Cristie, "I Will Follow Him," He's So Fine," Hey, Girl," "Theme From A Summer Place" -Percy Faith Orch, Theme From The Apartment, "The Wayward Wind," "I Talk to the Trees," "A String of Trumpets," "(Yakiti-Yak) Blah Blah, Blah Blah," "Petite Fleur," etc., etc., etc.

This silverware and chest (Nakin's, 59 pcs., monogrammed pieces with "K") were given to the loyal, life-long butler and maid, Edward and Mary Kenny, for Francis Scott Key's daughter (he died at his daughter's home, Elizabeth Howard, and she died in 1897). After Ed died, and just before Mary died, she gave this heirloom (and other Francis Scott Key memorabilia) to my family (DeAngelis) -who took care of her and Ed right up to the end of their ripe old age.

Francis Scott Key, of course, was a famous early colonial patriot, who wrote the National Anthem, The "Star-Spangled Banner" aboard a U.S. ship, in the War of 1812 against England.

I have limited resources (a retired professor, living on Social Security), and can not and do not wish to spend the time and money to authenticate the item. I stored and sat on this item for 40+ yrs. It's time to let go of it.

2 Chinese Vases, brown ceramic and pewter. The pewter is made with dragon designs.  150mm high.  The manufacturer is Hsin Ho Cheng Whieaiwe. Excellent condition. Bought them at a car boot sale for €8.00.

2 Chinese Vases, brown ceramic and pewter. The pewter is made with dragon designs.  150mm high.  The manufacturer is Hsin Ho Cheng Whieaiwe. Excellent condition. Bought them at a car boot sale for €8.00.

We bought this footstool at an estate sale for $5.00. Upon examination, we see that it seems to have the original wpholstery, in very good condition, and a linen piece under the top, secured by nails, which look to be quite old. The cast sides are secured with phillips machine screws, and one has been replaced. This is evident, due to it's excessive length, compared to the others. The seller was a 90 year old widow, and was not able to remember much about this stool.

 4 Red Ball fire extinguishers.

Full of liquid

Hung in a basement for 60 - 70 years

7- refill balls (4 in carrying box).  Appear to fit a different type of mounting.