The desk can open, folding down, and then be closed again when not in use. It has a key that locks both the desk part and a glass cabinet above the desk. The cabinet seems as if it was used as a bookcase but could also be used for storage. It also has 2 drawers below the actual desk for additional storage. The desk has just a few scratches from being used over the years. Inside one of the drawers is some sort of stamp or sticker of the make of the desk. I could not make out what it said, but when I searched for it online, I came up with Skandia Furniture Company Rockford, Ill. It says that Skandia Furniture Company opened in 1889 and closed in 1921.

I would really appreciate someone helping me out and letting me know how much this desk could be worth and possibly what year it could be from.

Quick responses would be greatly appreciated because I am trying to sell it in order to pay some bills. Thank you!!

the black and white picture is on some sort of canvas that is adhered to cardboard backing. the picture is in good condition except the left side has a few spots that are pulling away from the backing. the signature is missing the lower 1/3rd as it looks as though this may have been cut from a frame? Is there any value to this item? I am unable to upload pictures due to the size being 3.17MB and the max allowed is 2MB

The picture is a picture by Currier and Ives. The picture is in pretty good condition. We found it on the back of a pick-up truck cause it was about to be burned but he gave it to us instead.

sewing machine.....westinghouse motor...has cord w/small foot pedal....has original warranty and manual....missing many accessorie parts/have photos was unable to upload them for some reason

 You can tell it was dug up,it is rusted showing alot of patina there is some kind of design that goes around collar,the lock is the key to telling its age.

an excellent looking bayonet pre wwi made in 1908 all stamps are visible and the blade has slight sharpening, handle is in excellent condition, locking mechanism is fully operational, no loose parts has leather scabbard, which is in decent shape for the age... it was made at the armament depot in erfurt, germany under the ruling of keiser willhelm, sorry if its misspelled thats all i really know about t his bayonet.