My grandmother left this watch to me. It was given to her by my Grandfather during the war, I imagine sometime in the 1920's, he brought it back from overseas. It is stamped 14k, has two diamonds, one at top and another at bottom of face, a stretch band, I cannot read the stamps on the band. I can set the time, both hands move freely, but does not move after winding.

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Madama Butterfly sound track lp version still wrapped in plastic in excellent condition.

my grandparents came here from belgium in the early 1950's. when my grandmother died ten years ago, i inherited her collection of silver pieces. i have been able to identify most of her pieces, which seem to come mostly from canadian makers, but this piece i am having trouble with. there is a partial crest on the back and the second half of what appears to be a name ending in "ley". there is also a capital S under the crest. this piece is much heavier than the others that i have. i am wondering if you could identify the maker, origin, age, and value of this piece.

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These records are from its original owner who had them in stored in a box tightly sealed. He forgot all about them until he moved. 3 of the records are from and 3 part album with songs such as "Love is the thing", Stay as sweet as you are", "When I fall in Love", "Maybe it's because I love you too much", "Stardust", Love Leters", "Aint Misbehavin'". And the most memorable song he ever done "UNFORGETTABLE". Their all in great condition with the original covers