When I was an art student many years ago, an elderly neighbor gave me a print (?) titled Hotel de Sens by Louis Orr. The actual image measures about 12x18 and I believe it is a lithograph from 1919. Besides the signature that appears in the art, it is also signed in the white space below the image - on the left side. It also has some kind of a watermark below the title. It appears to be in perfect condition. There are no dings or stains on the paper.

3 Piece Matching 1940's Living Room Set. Butter Yellow Satin With Wood Legs And Trim

Old G.I. joe sction figure with box or case. different pair of clothes gun everything with it.

I have a KOCHS Barber/Styling Chair. It has the barber pole with 1962 marked on the side. There is a tear in the vinyl at the top near the headrest, but I believe that it could probably be fixed? Overall it is in good condition. I found a picture of a similar one and now realize that the footrest is missing. I'm not sure if I can locate the foot rest or not as the chair was here when I purchased the house. There is an ashtray located in the right arm of the chair. The headrest is adjustable and the chair reclines. There is also a hydraulic mechanism that will raise and lower the chair. I am very interested in finding the value and possibly selling it. Thank you to anyone that can help!

"The Entertainment" Signed F.Beda

The Newspapers talks about Pancho Villa and World War 1.

It was given to me by a family member in New York,

The papers are 96 and 97 years old and it has historic certificate,

Certificate of Authentication.