A 1914 series $5.00 federal reserve note 7 1/2 inchs by 3 1/4 inchs stamped with bank of chicago, and a stamp that says Authorized by Federal Reserve Act of December 23, 1913.

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This is what i think is an old guitar . I just dont know if it is or not . I'm really not looking for an appraisal I'm more interested in finding out who made it and when if possable . Any information would be greatly appreciated . Thank You in advance,   Troy.

Desk folds out and has three small drawers and two desk storage areas. There is a drawer underneath the slides out to the left.

No discernable marks on the desk.

Notes inside desk state was in John Randolph's house in Roanoke, Virginia.

Looking to have it appraised and find a better home than mine (apartment).

Thanks for helping me out. Cheers.

I would love to sell this stacking unit but I have no idea of it's actual origin or value. I believe it to be Japanese but I have searched our public library, Google & Ebay ads and have never found one like it. The only thing I found remotely close that was called a Japanese Bento box was 7 years ago & the 3 letters were different. It also did not have the ginseng motif or mother-of-pearl but was priced at over a $1,200.00. I hope someone can help me with this. It was filled with vintage laces, sewing supplies & old buttons when I received it. The bottom drawer is the only one with a small split in it. My husband believes it is carved because you cannot see or feel any joints.

Thank you!