Cards are Squeezers No. 35 with "SECONDS" written on the top half and "The N. Y. CONSOLIDATED CARD CO" on the bottom of the box. 

The Ace of Spades has both New York Consolidated Card Company and Samuel Hart & Co with both the number "35" and "seconds" written on it.

 The joker has Best Bower printed on it.

The box is in rough condition and the flap is torn at the crease.  The tax stamp is also torn but shows act of Aug 1894 and "two cents." 

The deck includes all the cards, the joker and the "Sorted by number 18" notice. On the notice, it calls these "Celebrated" Angel Back Cards. 

Believe this is by Robert Arneson, have researched/compared signatures and styles, and so far - seems to be.

 A family member just gave me this trunk and I know very little about it. It has the original tag inside with the company, but I didn't see a date. The only part of the trunk not intact is the leather straps.

This Saura Keiki Seisakusho sextant is type SM 2408, #72-17-15.  Mfg # 710084.  Date 12-71.  It is in excellent condition and as far as I know, never been used.  Given to me by my now deceased brother in law, Lt. Colonel in the USAF, WWII, Korea and Vietnam.  The wooden case is in excellent condition with minow scratches on the outside surface.  Have not made up my mind to sell it.

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I'd like to get an appraisal for three antique clarinets I inherited. I have a possible buyer for these instruments, but I have no idea what they might be worth, nor do I know anything about their history. Here are links for the photos:

Jedlicka boxwood clarinet:   

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8881669@N08/sets/72157624746020022/

Noblet boxwood clarinet:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8881669@N08/sets/72157624746077604/

unlabeled clarinet:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8881669@N08/sets/72157624621616605/                                              

Thanks!