1913 Victrola (dated by label on back). Dark reddish veneer finish, I think it's cherry. Finish is scratched up a bit on the sides and worn on the top. Winds, works, and plays records just fine.
Several 78 rpm one and two sided records included, mostly big-band marches. One of note is a 2 sided record, a song on one side and the other is a spoken promotion for the "now available 2 sided records".

i have no idea what this painting is. My mother got it from a freind and gave it to me in 2006. it has no name year etc on it. Please help me!

We inherited this clock in the early 1990's. We then had it cleaned and had a broken mainspring replaced. The man at the clock shop that did the work said he'd seen a lot of mantel clocks from that manufacturer in that era, but this was the first wall clock he'd seen. The clock and chimes work perfectly. It looks like there was once a thermomiter mounted on the top - front (broken), and there is a bubble level built into the lower - front (working).
Lots of info on the back label, but no date.

has liberty bell on the front and the back has a eagle . its a wind up pocket watch with the second hand and on the inside it has some flowers 3 to be excact around the center of the watch and it came in a brown plastic box and said arnex on ffront and the inside i have pics

2 twin, upholstered head & foot boards, with rails, night stand
high boy dresser, regular dresser, desk, chair, matching wood framed mirror and bench. Glass tops included.

Attractive solid & inlaid wood with lattice work on music rack and front. Original keys, etc. Only a few keys need to be restrung.

Have a bench that doesn't match, but solid oak with claw feet.