The chair is in great shape and you can feel the weight of the quality put into builing this chair. It has a picture of a blue and white bear walking a wagon of apples. The picture is a little faded but the chair is in excellent condition.It is a Safe t Built model

I found this doll at ta little thrift store in a small country town. This doll is hand painted, she has a working music box inside her cloth back. She is porcelain/bisque upper torso that has two tiny holes that sews that torso to the cloth body. Her hands and feet are porcelain/bisque as well. She has felt shoes, and leggings underneath her dress. Her nails are painted to match her lips and dress. She is in excellent condition, I would love to know where she orginates and who makes her. What era, all the above. Any help would be appreciated. I have never seen another like her... Thanks

has spice jars and racks, all latches, salt dishes and coffee holders, almanac spinner, metal top of cupboard area, all flour bins, etc.

cherry red round pitcher with ice catching mouth am and flat bottom, mouth sits @ 10 oclock from the circle, handle starts at 12 and ends @3

7" long 3/4" round face

One side has multiple banks listed (Douglas Arizona First National Bank & Pinola Bank - Pinola, Miss.). They appear to be possibly intended for printing checks or similar. They both have wording "Pay to order or bearer".

The other side of the stone has a 2 pictures and a map. One picture is of a woman, one picture is of 2 girls (there is a handwritten 8/82 on this picture) and the map shows what appears to be counties in Texas with the Matodor Ranch included. Counties shown: Hardeman, Wilbarger, Wichita, Archer, Baylor, Knox, King, Dickens, Crosby, Lubbock, Hockley and Cochran.