This cabinet is made out of a very nice, heavy wood. There is an area in the back of the cabinet for line-in input, and adjustable speaker lines for internal/external speaker switching. There is also an FM radio antenna input. The electronics in it are in fine working condition, and everything works as it should. Inside the cabinet are adjustable knobs for balance, bass, treble, and loudness(volume). The cabinet has an AM/FM radio receiver built in, and a variable-speed, variable size turntable. The turntable can play speeds of 16, 33, 45, and 78 RPMs; and can accommodate sizes of 7", 10" and 12" records.
The record player has a broken needle, but can be replaced for about $10. There are a few minor scuffs on the lid of the cabinet that can be fixed very easily.

1967 Men's Bulova 23 Jewels bezel 10k watch serial # is 283339 watch is in good condition

fine bone china , i'm told from WW 2...beautiful water lilly scene on both saucer and inside cup...

Edition:39/250
Frame:26 x 30.25
Condition: no issued noted
Description: yellow stylized angel boldly outlined in black

Was given as a gift in 98

At bottom of paper it says: London Published January 1, 1829 by Mefsr Moon Boys & Graves Pall Mall.
There is an emblem that includes a unicorn coming out of a crown, on top of a coat of arms decorated with 3 seashells and 2 upward pointing chevrons.
Also in the bottom left it says: printed by W. Queen (the font size is so small it is barely visible).
The overall size is 15inches by 20inches. It has been framed in glass without a matt. It also has a wooden frame that has been laquered in brown.
There is more text on the print: On the bottom right it says Engraved by Edw. Smith. On the left it says Painted by D. Wilkie, R.A.