I am interested if there is anyone out there who could give me an idea what this is and if it possibly has any value. It has a few corner frays but seems to be in good shape overall. I am mainly interested in knowing if anyone has ever seen one of these and find out an approximate age on it, if anyone might know.

Girl wearing white hat holding spotted puppy with blue blanket

Western Union Day Letter, September 7, 1940
Wendell L. Willkie/Franklin D. Roosevelt
3819 Walnut Street
Kansas City, Missouri

I recently inherited an old bottle of JTS Brown, bottled in bond, 100 proof, spring 1961. All seals are still intact, glass is unchipped, front and rear labels are in excellent condition, and only a small amount has been lost to evaporation.

Interestingly, it was bottled the same year as it was famously asked for by "fast eddie" felson in the movie The Hustler. So perhaps it has some memorabilia value.

I can provide pictures upon request.

THIS PLATTER HAS WRITTEN ON THE BACK
THE SHEFFIELD SILVER CO
MADE IN U.S.A
E P C IN BLOCK LETTERS WITH
5/166 BELOW IT. THE DESIGN IS VISIBLE ON FRONT AND BACK. YOU CAN SEE WHAT APPEARS TO BE A COPPER COLORING SHOWING THROUGH ON THE FRONT SIDE IN THE DESIGN.

Style #4621 Serial #101274