These beautiful prints are of the Midwest where corn is a major commodity. The first one is of corn stalks and pumpkins in the field; the second one is a print of an old barn with the plow and cornfields in the forefront; the third is a print of the cornfields looking out of the window. A jar of pickles, an old syrup jar and a Bible are sitting on the counter in the forefront of the print. The tones are subdued colors of green, yellow, and brown.

This belonged to my great aunt, and she had it as long as I can remember. Externally it isn't in good condition but is inside. I'm curious of it's history and would like to know it's worth as I would like to get rid of it. Any information shared would be very much appreciated. I have many more pictures, but I wasn't able to display them.

Black mohair teddy bear. May be a Stieff. There is a hole in left ear where tag would be. Pads all look like they were hand sown. Has orange thread for nose. Has amber eyes, straw stuffing and a squeaker in the belly part that still squeaks a bit. The head arms and legs all rotate 360 degrees. There is a hole on the side of the nose, you can see the stuffing is straw.

there is a turkey in the middle with a fence in background.there are fruits around the edges and x-mas trees on the right and other trees all around

This print was the first in a series of six that were sent to us starting in 1987.The print has a certificate of authenticity with a registration number.
We also have the certificate of authenticity from the International Archives for the second print that was sent to us of Harry S. Truman's home. We have four other prints also--Rutherford B. Hayes' home, James Buchanan's home, Theodore Roosevelt's home, and Martin Van Buren's home. These last four prints did not have certificates with them. All of these prints are signed by their artists in pencil. The two prints that have certificates are signed by Richard Sebring. The other four prints are signed by Scott Kiefer. They have been stored in their envelopes and are in perfect condition.

I have a service for 12 set of Noritake China Pattern Rosa #5460. Besides the 12 5 pc. place settings it includes cereal and dessert bowls, bread plates, gravy boat, covered sugar and creamer. Also a large platter, small platter, oval serving bowl, and round covered serving bowl. It does not have any chips or blemishes and hasn't been used very much. It is discontinued and was made between 1953 and 1963.