I have a couple of "vials" of Lister dental floss. I found the exact tubes on a web site Kilmer house the story of Johnson and Johnson. If you look at the fifth picture down that is what i have. If you could give me an idea what something like that is worth it would be very appreciated.

Attached are pictures of both items and when I have received all information on the spoons I will send each alone with it's decription.Please send me an approx price value.

Thank you,

Tiffany

I will be looking for a buyer on these items when I have received enough information about them.

This boat was found in a second hand store and was part of a collection of things that were being sold for an 87 year old Army Veteran. I was told it was brought back after WWII or some time around then. Not sure whether it is bone or Ivory. The Ivory is plated in panels on the outside held in place by wood pegs. The wood pegs push through into a light weight wood block. I don't know what may be original and what would be repairs. The bouys are hanging from the sides and corners and are also carved ivory. This is an interesting peice and I am sure there is some history behind it. all hand rails are bone or ivory as well as the rail posts. I believe there is a sail or may passengers that may be missing based upon the empty peg holes on the bow platform.

This boat was found in a second hand store and was part of a collection of things that were being sold for an 87 year old Army Veteran. I was told it was brought back after WWII or some time around then. Not sure whether it is bone or Ivory. The Ivory is plated in panels on the outside held in place by wood pegs. The wood pegs push through into a light weight wood block. I don't know what may be original and what would be repairs. The bouys are hanging from the sides and corners and are also carved ivory. This is an interesting peice and I am sure there is some history behind it. all hand rails are bone or ivory as well as the rail posts. I believe there is a sail or may passengers that may be missing based upon the empty peg holes on the bow platform.

78" x  28 1/2" Hand-knotted wool Persian rug

This is a KA-BAR, steel knobbed hunting knife.  The knob at the end of the handle is silver.  It is imprinted with "Union Cutlery Company, Olean, New York, on reverse side KA-BAR, Patent August 31, 1926. It's in a leather sheath that is stamped KA-BAR. It was given to me by my grandfater, and I am interested in its value - is it common and should I insure it?