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Kollector

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WW2 SHOULDER PATCHES - Medals Pins and Badgesin Medals Pins and B…
Unknown type of temperature thermometer - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
Badge - Military and Wartimein Military and Wart…
Glass hygrometers - Brewerianain Breweriana
VACUUM TUBES TYPE 860 - Electronicsin Electronics
SCHOOL DESK 1940’s - Furniturein Furniture
STEVENS FALLING BLOCK RIFLE - Sporting Goodsin Sporting Goods
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WEIRD FANTASY COMIC BOOK - Comic Booksin Comic Books

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  1. I would comment but I am not able to see ant of the items on COLLECTORSWEEKLY. If click on anything the only thing that happens is that I immediately am taken to EBAY WHERE I SEE items that are u...
  2. Well I could probably comment but for some reason zi am unable to see any items. I can post but even then I cannot see pictures of my post. No problem signing on and posting and getting email comments...
  3. I cannot find a place for scientific instruments,thermometers, measuring devices. I do not know COLLECTORS WEEKLY WILL PLACE THIS ITEM. THEY USUALLY EILL CHOOSE WHERE TO PUT IT. YHRY RULE
  4. Yes . I could tell the button that is shown indicates that . I should have stated that. I though that would be noticed right away. But it is handy yo keep the gun from being wrapped or placed in ...
  5. Thank you for the note. I posted a photo of that derringer. But for some strange reason I cannot see the post or any of the many items I have posted. I am glad that all of you can see them and ...
  6. I believe that is is a portable telephone tester. If it has a crank on it it could have been used when the telephones were party lines. It would be able to make calls to test a persons phone lines wh...
  7. I found 2 that were rusty...like those but the holes were round in the San Antonio TX area with a metal detector. That was many years ago. I have lost them along with a button that was in good shape ...
  8. Thanks for the note I have a problem with . Collectors weekly. I can post receive comments...but collectorsweekly will not allow me to see any of my items..very frustrating. Not only that, when ...
  9. How can I see the many entries I have posted. I do not want to be shifted to EBAY
  10. I am signed in have posted many items just now 4more I can see many others but not mine. I try to contact or comment and red letters. Saying prove you are a real person. When I view an item I am...
  11. Thank you all for the information. A good place to get information.
  12. I had one of similiar construction that I used when I worked on tube type TVs in the 50's. Called a tv tube caddy with space for test instruments in the bottom.About 24"x12"x 16 " high.If I remember c...
  13. I have one like yours mfg by Detecto Scales, New York, NY .It is a #4, 4lbs max. with a tin plated scoop and 3 weights. An old hardware store went out of business and they were selling everything.It ...
  14. I have done some research and found similar one made by The Sargant Co. dates to 1800's approximately.it is a distiller used in a lab .It was connected to a condenser that was cooled with water.
  15. I recently saw one similar to the picture you posted at an antique shop nearby. I will go look at it closely and let you know. It appeared to be a small cap and ball pistol.
  16. I sure thank you for the information on this lamp .I went to the site you gave and compared the one I have. The one I have measures exactly 8 1/8 inches high. by 4 3/4 inches across the base. It is i...
  17. It could be a brooder heater. Used in brooders to keep baby chicks warm . Usually were covered with a protective shield to block out the light and produce heat in cold weather.
  18. It is an alcohol lamp used in early scientific labs as a source of heat for heating beakers, test tubes, glassware, or a blowpipe to produce a torch like hot flame that produced no soot, before the ...
  19. It looks like an alcohol lamp/burner. Produced a smokless flame using grain alcohol. Used by chemists, science labs. druggists, as a smokeless heat source instead of a Bunsen burner ,,,,or in the hom...
  20. I believe that you have an alcohol lamp . It produced a smokeless flame. Used by druggists. science lab, or as a heat source for a chafing dish heater. Could also be used to vaporize something medici...
  21. What you have is an alcohol lamp. It was used to produce a torch like flame to melt glass. Not made to provide light. A rubber tube was connected to the tube and you would blow air using your mouth. ...
  22. It looks like it could be an early lamp used on a horseless carriage. My grandfather had on his small wagon . Smaller with a metal box type metal enclosure with 2 lenses. The inside of the font was ...
  23. A nice example of a portable clock-transistor in luggage brown. I have one just like it an it does have a good sound and keeps good time Thanks
  24. You are right she did not like to use it for some reason
  25. I have one that looks similar except it is a veternian's hypodermic syring. The one I have has a glass sleeve that is contained in a metal tube and has a Lewer loc fitting for some very large needles....
  26. The upper set of tongs with the 5 claws is plainly marked "STERLING" Th Martthingsen, NORWAY the pattern is #324. The 2 below Forked tongs and spoon marked Nls Johan are marked EPNS which indicat...
  27. Thanks for the info Scott: I did know that , but he was very active in Europe.
  28. I first saw these in the third or 4th grade early 40's. kids had them and they were viewed over and over by every kid in the school. I never owned one. Tilly the Toiler, Dagwood, Mutt and Jeff, Jig...
  29. OH...It can be used for viewing biological items that are too large for a medical microscope.
  30. Great Find. I also have been lucky at GOODWILL stores. Purchased a Amer. Optical trinocular with power supply for $ 5.99. Excellent condition 3rd port can be used to mount a camera. Also Purchased a W...
  31. Have one that looks like yours. same scaler mfg. by Imperial ,Prov R.I.
  32. Hi. There are many dolls that look like this on ebay. Not very expensive You probably can find the mate on ebay.
  33. Thanks for the information, I did not think it was of much value.
  34. Yep I know what you mean. Never piloted a plane with glass. If it sees bad weather does it say "make a U turn"?
  35. While serving in the navy An exercise was going on at the Fantail (rear of ship)of the destroyer I served on. (DD780)...A radioman went back there for some reason. He picked up one of the grenades a...
  36. Thank You PW-COLLECTOR: I have received so much good information on the items I posted. Really good info. I appreciate that very much. Am still digging out more stored away stuff. Ben
  37. Greetings Blunderbuss Well I declare I have had these since 1966. I never thought much of them as collectable. I sure do appreciate all the information you have given me. I guess I should not clean ...
  38. Hi Scott Excellent reply and information.Thank You VERY Much. I visited both sites and am convinced . I will make a favorite of Worthpoint site as it covers so much. This info is good to know. Be...
  39. Hi scott I have searched thru the internet sites and have not found one like mine Except on EBAY where a person is advertising "Solid Brass Civil War Belt Buckle REPRODUCTION U.S. Military 2 Pc Bras...
  40. I have found Lenox ,Wedgewood, in excellent condition, also Sterling items, Nikon cameras and Lenses all so very cheap. I usually sell it on EBAY. I think the managers who price the stuff or their...
  41. I am surprised as I have found much at the Goodwills here in my hometown and in Denver when I visit there. Some very valuable items. I always find nice things and there are about 10 stores.
  42. Well that figures. Probably could date back to the Mexican-American war. There was a lot of military in this area in those days. Thanks for the update. Happy Hunting.
  43. Thanks for the kind comments, Val and Athena. Found these at the local Goodwill stores. Happy Hunting B
  44. I have some similar pieces as yours. I checked them with a Geiger counter and they are radioactive. Not dangerous. The green comes from the green substance used to color the glass. If it is not radioa...
  45. THAT *sigh* speaks a thousand words
  46. Hi Tom I have never heard of that term. My dad could only Bull Durham. I think I have a couple of bags some where that I will place on the site. Thanks for the note. Remember when You would go to...
  47. Thanks Blunderbuss2 I will take your advice.
  48. I found a similiar set. It is contained in a case marked Penguin Marine flares. It launches red or green flares or a smoke marker . Another set had tear gas capsules and was made by the same company.
  49. I have some items similiar to yours. 1 is a double walled sterilizer marked E.H. Sargent & Co. est 1892. Chicago Ill. 8"x8"x10" age unknown also a copper distiller woth a balltop and a long tapered sp...
  50. Thanks Inky: I know how you feel . Same here. I saw a dual bank 18 cyl on youtube running. Best Regards
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