This gun came in a case that came from N.Y.from what I can tell from the mailing label. It was addressed to Samuel W. North with an address that I can't really make out. I'm trying to find out it's worth. I can provide more pictures if needed.

It has the N Lewis Maker Troy NY marking on top of the barrell, but I can't get a good focused pic of this.

This lamp has a very large socket, much larger than regular light bulb.

Bought in 1935(?) by a family member and it's been passed down & kept in a china cabinet where it's still in excellent/mint condition.  It has never been opened, so it still is full of the original liquor.  The picture is of a bottle identitcle to mine.

a man & woman seated on a bench, in their Sunday best, picture may have

been taken @ the photographers studio as backdrop seems to be a white

background.  wish I knew more about it, but I don't, it is kinda a cool pic though

To quote an arts professor to whom I had sent photos of these two pieces "The pieces are indeed wonderful and appear surrealistic expressions and celebration of a young persons life cycle through their death.  A great deal of time was devoted to including highly symbolic images in a well executed chronology. "  The details are somehow lost in the photos...the work is very finely detailed.  Others have seen it as being a wonderful example of 'Trompe I'oeil'...some debate the use of this description.  These are two softwood boards that have no evidence of ever being hung, no markings at all on the back....only an artists name that cannot be traced by conventional means.

saint christpher protect us on one side and o mary conceived without sin pray for us who have recourse to thee with date of 1880 at her feet. pendant slides or swings open with the type of silver engraved along with the sacred hearts