My grandparents owned an atique shop and this Gil Hodges glove was given to me from them. It has a patch on it labeled Hutch 100. And is also labeled "Hutch Trapper." It has 2 patent numbers on it: 2.281.315 and 132636. The glove has little wear where the hand slides in but all the lacing is still in tact and the leather is not cracked at all on the outside.
Lovely deep burgundy Mahogany tea cart. Large wagon wheels on one end, small caster wheels on onther end. Positional handle, wood top, glass tray that slides in middle, wood third tray. Front drawer.
ivory tusk picked up in Africa on vacation in 1980, center partially hollowed to reduce stress cracks, great condition a little yellow tint to parts, trees and elephants have been carved into it.
This is an Onieda gold electroplated silverware set. It contains service for 12 plus serving utencils, extra teaspoons (not pictured) and a snub nosed spoon. Comes in wood case with backstamp, "Community". This was purchased by my mother for $100 from Fortunoff's in October 1969. I have included photos' of the original sales receipt and other paperwork. The pattern name is "Ruby Gold". I could not find this pattern on Onieda's database online.
