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This is a small porcelin box, with a lid with a man on top in a top hat and is red and green primarily. The lid is removable, I don't know if it's a trinket or gift box, or whatever.  It has few markings, besides a number on the side of "7710", and some unidentifyable marking on the bottom, possibly in a different language.

I found it in tha attic among the debris of old army trunks.  It is a letter to General Ketcham signed by Woodrow Wilson and his secretary of state.  There is a stamped date at the bottom, in the cintents of the letter it also states the date clearly.  The presedential seal is centered in the middle of the letter.

I don't know anything about this item, can anyone give me an approximate value? Thank you!

This pitcher is in excellent condition on the outside with no cracks, chips, etc. On the inside rim is an ever so slight dent chip, but not too noticeable. The inside of the pitcher however has some kind of permanent calcium deposits from the water (presumably so). Was probably used as a flower vase. The bottom of the pitcher says "N 1 ORCHIES MADE IN FRANCE".

Grey antique 1950'd diner set. In great condition. One of the seats does have a small tear on it so you may wish to reapolster.  Has some rust on it,can be removed with a silver scrubber.

I found this machine at a yard sale and paid $10.00 for it.  The seller said it belonged to her Grandmother.  She was selling it because she is moving and did not have room enough to take it with her.  It was in a White "Twig Cabinet".