This is a really great little keychain. It celebrates 100 years of the Kodak company. On the front of the keychain at the top it says 1880 - 1980 with the Kodak symbol in the middle. Underneath that is a really neat old stamp captured inside the keychain. It is a 3 cent stamp with a portrait of George Eastman on it. On the back of the keychain, it says "A 100 year start on tomorrow". The keychain is tarnished in a few places but really is in great condition. It does have some age coloring. Would like to know about how much this is worth if anyone knows because it really is charming and I haven't completely decided on selling it. A really nice piece of photographic history.

Here is a neat little key "coin" from GM. On the front it says Saint Christopher Protect Us and an emblem of Saint Christopher on it. The keys aren't regular keys, but they fold out from the round keychain if you will and then fold neatly back in again with just the tips sticking out for access. Is gold in color as background on front, and the rest of the keychain is a silver color.

This is an extremely nice smaller sized knife. I'm not sure what the case of it is made out of. The blade says buck 826 u.s.a. on the base of it and on the other side it has the number 004343. It is a commemorative knife featuring a gold colored inlay of the statue of liberty and some type of coin insert with liberty on it as well. On the blade is written 1886-1986 banner style. On the housing, the one side has the statue and the opposite side contains the phrase "keep the torch lit" in a banner type gold color. The knife measures 2 3/4" closed and about 4 3/4" when opened. The blade is very nice, has kept sharp easily over the years and still really doesn't show any wear. Thanks for any help.

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This is a very nice and unique wall hanging. It is made by Syroco, but that's pretty much all I know about this piece in particular. It measures about 30 1/2" tall and up to 17 1/2" in width. It is very charming, nicely detailed with many different variety of flowers and a few birds in the mix. At the bottom, the most impressive bird sits on a branch looking backward. It is very colorful on the front, and the back is an overall black. It has a wall hanger on the back as well. It is in excellent condition with no scrapes or scratches to really speak of. This is a fascinating piece for me, as I grew up looking at it. I would love to know more about its history and value. I'd also like to know about how many of these might still be around. Thanks for any help.

 I used to live in Bath ME, and one summer at a country auction I picked up a tattered beach chair with canopy and detachable slated leg rest. It is made out of oak, and is stamped under the arm Paris MFG CO, South Paris ME, No, 470. Can anyone tell me anything about these chairs? I'm intrigued that is numbered.

This is a beautiful cherry wood twin sleigh bed by Drexel. It is stamped on the back 135 - 1 BED, TRAVIS COURT GROU.. (I can't read the last letter(s) of that word) BY DREXEL . I bought it for my daughter when she was about 17 at an antique store in downtown Santa Cruz. I forget how much I paid for it. Being English, I was unaware of the name DREXEL in antique furniture until recently. My daughter is grown up now with a daughter of her own, but she doesn't want the bed. I haven't got room for it. I am asking how much is it worth? It is well taken care of. How old is it?