It is a picture of the Queen reviewing the troops in a horse drawn carriage. It is in color and on the bottom is a list of the names and ranks of the volunteers that were present including their units and Commanding officers.

ten children forming a pyramid one with red shirt with different expressions and attire 4 then 3 then 2 then 1 forming a pyramid signed by leona pierce edition 6

colorful ??prints of french soldiers signed rigo...maybe albert rigondaud is the artist.
series of 4 prints
1 of 4 shown below

This is a KentonToys "Favorite" cast iron stove out of Kenton, Ohio. I am interested in the age of the toy, and possible value. Also in the trunk were 3 cast iron items for use with the stove. A pot, a frying pan and a water bucket. The handle (if there was one) is no longer in tact. The stove has green enamel with silver feet, doors and cupboards. There is a broken brace on the left side of the back portion.

Unique Nippon vase, 6.25" H by 4.25" at its widest point with 2.5" high side handles. Stylized center flower with stem and leaves on one side, double flower with stem and leaves on other side. The colors on the vase are natural, blues, browns, greens,and pale yellow. The design is outlined in raised brown. The handles have a raised brown design with raised dots with a dot of yellow and 2 dots of blue in the design at the top of the each handle. The markings on the bottom of the vase are green, with letters saying hand painted Nippon around a wreath with an M in the center.

I would appreciate any information you can give me about this vase along with the value. In all of my research online I have never seen another Nippon vase that looks like this.

Looks just like the nontalking View-Master except it has a longer box on the bottom