ladies .999 silver belt. approx 30" long. History unknown.  I inherited it from  my mother in law. I am unable identify the hallmarks , which there are a few of, but can cleary see it's marked .999. During the 50's and 60's my mother in law was married to a military man and traveled/ lived in Turkey among other places.

I acquired this about 30 years ago, and recently did a search on the internet for  a Jim Taylor and found a posting on Veterans Ads from his grandson -

James Taylor

Of the Ox & Bucks. He's in a picture posted by Jim Wallwork, but wasn't on the 180 strong list that Denis Edwards provided. He's in the 3rd row, right at the centre http://www.britisharmedforces.org/graphix/wallwork/dco_ox_r600.gif. His Service number was 5671910 and all of the information that he mentioned when he was alive, matched up with being at Pegasus. Mom always said that he was a sapper, but that list just does not match it. Any information would be so greatly appreciated. Grandad would never talk about the war until one day on the 50th anniversary, he saw Prince Charles at Pegasus Bridge, and started telling us about it. That was some time ago, and I was young not realiszing the importance of what he was saying. Chris Johnson (James Taylor's Grandson), [email protected] 

The Ox & Bucks were in Malay in 1946 so I sent Chris an email with pics to find out if this was his Grandpa.

i found this piece in a box in my house. it looks african to me. its made out of copper and is shaped like a pick for the hair. if anyone has any info on it will be greatly appreciated. thanks

VERY RARE ALABASTER BUST of PRAYING VICTORIAN BEAUTY SIGNED - A. GIANNELLI

antique italian silver tea pitcher w/ pull away bottom flower disigen on one side