These are three very old campaign buttons. I've researched them a bit online and I've narrowed down the time frame to 1900-1920. This may not be very accurate. We found these items in my husbands' grandfather's belongings. They represent campaigns for McKinley/Roosevelt, T. Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. The McKinley/Roosevelt button has a couple of rust looking spots on the face but, it's still readable. My husband and I are not sure if we want to sell these items or not. At the moment, we just want to see if they have a value.

This limited edition book is one part of a inherited collection of coins and stamps.

The total 38 stamps and 43 pages are in mint condition, all in plastic sleeves. Book in excellent condition, tiny bit of rub on some corners.

This image is of a complete undamaged set. Mine has some damage to some of the pieces.

I am the fourth generation in my family to own this table. It is a sturdy library table, with a lovely carving on the bottom brace between the legs. It has terrific knobby legs, and it splits in the middle to lift another leaf. Underneath, you can see the metal gears that open the table and lift the leaf out. A carved border goes around the entire table, under the edge. The top of the table has interesting etchings around the border, most concentrated at the ends.

Stenciled underneath the table is the name "Klopstock Bros." I can't find much information about them, except that they were a San Francisco manufacturing company, they were involved in a lawsuit in 1915 or 1916, and they were still in business in 1921. After that, I can't find anything.

I have a 1982 basketball scorboard that you would find in a gymnasium.  The electrically currently does not work, but could be fixed.  I have the controller box as well. 

I am trying to find out where I might be able to sell this type of item.