Beautiful porcelain salt shaker and pepper mill. Raised colorful (gold, turquoise and navy blue) pattern. Brass tops with gold band on bottom and top. Peppermill marked on bottom grinder 'Mayfair Products, Inc. Trenton N.J.'
chinese or japanese plates , it was a set of 4 that pictured the 4 seasons , but now I only have 3 . I cant get a good picture of the markings in the back . If anyone can tell me anything about them it would be greatly appreciated.
The bottle cap is completely wasted away any of its markings. The bottle itself has many markings on it. At the thin part of the bottle it has the number 9 and 16 (might be an 18) and a copyright symbol, I think.
This pistol was given to me by my Grandfather after he had passed away. He said it was sold to him in 1950 and has had it since. It is a 7.5 inch, 2.48 lb. .44 cal black powder pistol with an octagon barrel with a brass sight pin and engraved tumbler showing the Tex Mex navy battle of 1843 and a horizontal engraving stating: Patent "N". It also has the engravings on the barrel stating: .44 cal Navy Model - Made In Italy and on other side of barrel is engraved EXCAM and underneath has Black Powder Only. The trigger housing is solid brass with no engravings on it. Hammer is steel with a "V" cut for a sight. Also has a wooden grip.
