These Original 1966 to 1969 Johnny PayCheck finished master tapes, thought to have been burned and destroyed by fire, where actually put for collateral on a loan in a Nashville, Tn., bank. The debt was never repaid, and these master tapes were purchased from the bank in 1989. We would like to have these appraised and validated. We feel the rarity of these make these valuable. Documentation and photos are here http://www.temphiscrown.com/jp/

There are three books with 16 prints to each book.

1. Rembrandt

2.Masterpieces of Italan painting

3.Utrillo

All three are in the original packaging stamped and postmarked. They were from New York " Art Treasures Of The World" In the books it desribes the paintings, gives the title, date, size, and other pertinent data on the paintings will be found be lifting each reproduction. The reproductions are lighted glued only on one side of print to a paper page. Each print tells what plate it came from. In the front of the book there is a commentary for each picture

This table and chair were recently given to my mother by a lady who moved to a retirement home.  This lady is 104.   She said they were in the house her husband and she bought about 60 years ago.  My mother  doesn't think they are worth much, though she was offered $1000 by her doctor.  Am trying to convince her not to 'refinish' them, which for her, is pouring scalding water on to remove the patina and maybe throwing on a coat of varnish (shudder).  I live in CA and she in Iowa.  She sent thse pics and I have not seen the furniture, though she says there are a few small mars on them.  There is a lot of writing on the bottom of the chair, though she hasn't checked to see what it says.  My mother is 84 and am afraid she will stick it in a garage sale.  If you could give me a ball park figure of their worth, I would know how worried to get.  Thanks!

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The legs fold in to the back and there is a circle peice that covers them to hang on a wall. I believe it was bought orginally in Philly during the 70's at a yard sale. I have no clue how old it really  is.