Bright, bold, strong colors. A shadowy man riding into the sunset. A handwritten thank you to "granny" for the visit with her family as he rides the trail of life.

This is a reel to reel recording of General Douglas MacArthur's farewell speech in 1962. Clean recording, considering its age.

I suppose the worth is in the recording, but my original intent was to tinker around with the recorder / player, an Admiral TR-200. The recording inside was a complete surprise.

I recognize that there are multiple digital versions online, but I suppose an original, hard copy version would be desirable to the right person.

Thanks for any help!

I have a 5 peice WM Rogers Tea set. I have been told it is silver plated. I am not exactly sure if it plated or not. Their is a marking on the bottom that says, "WM Rogers" Their is a strange logo in front of the WM, it looks like a bird. Then at the end their is a star.

I am trying to find out the year it was made, what exactly it is made out of, and a price?

Thank You

Matt

I would like to know what this depression glass is worth, it's been in my family for years and im ooking to sell it. Any info would be appreciated.

This piece of art has been in my family for generations (approx. 100 years). It looks to be painted on some sort of fabric (possibly a tapestry) with an embroidered frame. The painting is of two children (a girl in a red and white dress with a bonnet and a boy with blue pants, a white shirt and red suspenders) sharing what looks to be a pickle in front of a well. We believe it is in its original frame, though no signature is visible. I'm curious to see if anyone can help identify the piece. 

Top of box says ' genuine fine bisque porcelain' bottom says ' classic treasures' and ' special edition collectable doll'

She has blond curly hair

White dress with some gold beads and lace trim
has a little wrist purse bag.

has some sort of hat with feathers and bow.

Also has a certificate
Doll is great shape never been taken out

The box is beat up a bit