I purchased these pictures from a yard sale in Tennessee, I know they are real, because I also purchased other antique items there that are very old and worth a lot of money, they look to be sketches, but look like actual black and white photographs, when I took them out of the frame they are stuck to a piece of card board, but the actual paper they are on is thicker than paper and it is very brittle, the paper looks brown..he is from New England and went to Harvard, it states on internet that he was very involved with anti-slavery and women's right's..states he was a Unitarian Minister, Transcendentalist among many other things, believe he has a church or statue dedicated to him in Boston, MA...any help would be appreciated..I was really wanting to know what they are worth

Transverse Shuttle Sewing Machine with hand crank. Model: Machine No. 5, Serial #1093977. Turtleback, insert tabletop portable. Believe this machine may be from Germany. It is in good working order and has been serviced by a professional with 30+ years of experience. It comes with a wooden case and some attachments. The wooden case has slight cosmetic damage. Would like more information on this machine and the age and value. Thank you!

Jug is mostly brown, but different shades with picture of a monk filling a flask on one side- picture is 3"x4"

Don't have picture at this moment, Can provide one if there is enough interest to pursue

A showcase with 3 glass shelves and 1 drawer. Ball legs. inscription at back: FB48 D1

I was told this leather telephone case was from WWI but I don't know anything about this case. I believe the leather is horsehide though. It looks like something used in the military though and I would like to know if it's american or british etc? As you can see from the pics the inside is near perfect condition and the outside of the case very good. I DON'T HAVE THE TELEPHONE, JUST THE CASE. The inside has leather over wood and the entire case appears to be leather over wood. Would appreciate any info including value. Thank you.

This is a black trunk constructed of "wood veneer throughout for strength and service" according to the tag inside. The tag also says "Horn Luggage manufactured by Rice-Stix - St. Louis, MO. The trunk has 1 removable divided tray that sits at the top of the inside area. The latches are in good shape also. The handles seem to be made of leather and are quite sturdy.