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1850s to 1870s perhaps?
Well, arrow heads were used as trade items. You may find out more by doing an arrowhead database search by type.
As it is not a terribly old or rare bike, it is not a loss and repurposes objects usually disposed of so that they might have a second life and purpose. I'd say that it is creative and unique, though ...
Probably a battery rest insulstor or related item. Seperates annode from acid or catches leaking acids.
It is Fenton, but as for the year, I do not know. I just recognize it from my past.
The following links to Google Books may help you in your quest: For Micromatic Products in Los Angeles: https://www.google.com/search?biw=1280&bih=646&tbm=bks&ei=4Ew_XYDgCIK4tQbTt4a4Dw&q=%22Micr...
As this is probably a petroleum-based oil, over time its molecular structure has become entangled with other molecules due to the shape of the molecules. While it still looks like oil to us, at the mo...
A photo of the case's exterior may help us narrow down a better age-range.
Might it be a souvenir from one of their historic cathedrals? Russia used to be highly Orthodox.
I would post higher-quality photos of the onion bottles on AntiqueBottles.net in the Pontils Only section.
It is an 19th or early 20th-century cold-creme pot with lid. I'm not familiar with this lid, but because it does not specify a brand, it was probably a standard lid made for multiple companies as coul...
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