I have a cowboy hat from the John B Stetson Company that is a 4x Beaver quality.  The tag info is F2061 Cuerda for Style Name, 315 Bullet Color, Size 7, 400 Brim, and K10956 is the ticket number.  I would like to know what this hat would have been worth at the time it was made and what the value is now.  It is in excellent condition I found it at a Antique shop that was going out of business and got it for what I feel was a steal.

I found this sketching along with two others, all in matching frames.  The brown paper on the backs of the frames has been torn almost right off, but the photos seem to be in great shape.  I know it's a sketching by Ingres, 1823, is signed in the bottom left corner, and a number 16 is stamped on the bottom right.  It is called the Teresa Nogarola, Countess Apponyi.  I found them at a thrift store and had to take them home.  The frames are 14 x 11 and judging by the sticker on the back, i'd say they were framed years ago, the phone number of the company who framed it is a 5 digit number with two letters in front of it, very old school.

Front of medal: "President Wilson" on outer edge and a Picture of the President.

Back of medal: Hommage Etats Unis on outer edge, Au Grand Citoyen Des in the middle

I beleive this to be a key fob. It is 1" around. On the front it says: Old Salem Chautauqua around the outer edge. In the middle it states: Lincoln's Cabin with a picture of a cabin. On the back it has been inscribed: 2nd Award, the initials of L.P. and the year "06".

These tables were a gift from family, I'm unsure if I want to sell them until I am able to find out more history about them and thier value. They are hand carved  and in very good condition. There is an asian theme carved in them wich appears to tell a story. The wood is a beautiful dark teak. Any feedback on these tables would be appreciated.

Thanks for your time.