My family has traveled all over the world and all I know about this item is that it was purchased in Singapore sometime during the 1960's. My mother was told that it was a Dutch firearm that was used on the boats when they came to Indonesia. It was mounted on the "railing" or “gun wall” of the boat. I am not familiar with artillery terminology, but that is the best description I can give. We are curious about what this cannon is and how it was used, where it came from and its worth.

The town I found this flask in no longer exists all that is left is ruins,fallen down houses,cement pillars were the one room school house once stood a hotel that had burnt down when the town was still striving no one has lived in Jackfish since around 1962.I wonder what kind a bottle this was liqour or medicine?Does has it have any value?

This is a wood (oak?) China Cabinet with two curved glass panels and one flat one in front. There are three removable wooden shelves. The inside back is wood. There are two lables on the back. One says, 925 Homan Ave., Chicago, Cat. #1098, factory order #648898 as near as I can make out. The other has factory #150.

Also, a treadle New Hartford sewing machine. I found the #2560889 engraved on it. It's has a wood and metal frame. The machine fold down into it.

Calutator in orig wood box with key

Set still in original naval exchange/customs stamped box,unused, pattern 2215, 63 piece dinner set.china

7up cooler trailer. Four doors on top. Drain inside, tall enough for bottles.Bottle opener on side.