I've looked extensively for comps of anything like these and have found absolutely nothing. I have seen tin signs and old feed sacks, but nothing like these posters. They're large. Ranging from between 2.5 and 3 feet tall and approximately 2 feet wide. Overall they're in remarkable condition for their age.

Received this from an estate, 4 of the boxes are undamaged, 2 opened, one of those being slightly torn, and the last (top box) is pretty damaged but contains all 50 rounds. Curious how much the lot would sell for.

1950s general store display with 48 original boxes of still sealed product holding liquid. How would I go about getting an appraisal/price for this product? I’ve only come across two similar items online over the years.

An incredibly rare survivor of the WW1 period, this tin of Ogden’s St. Julien Tobacco is in amazing condition.
Even though it was not an official Admiralty issue, St Julien was heavily smoked by Royal Navy sailors. It found its way onto ships through Ship Canteens. Before, and during the early parts of WWI, Ship Canteens were often run by private contractors. These contractors frequently bought popular commercial blends—including Ogden's St Julien
—to sell directly to sailors looking for an alternative to standard navy tobacco.
By 1920 the Canteens were taken over by the newly formed NAAFI.
The tin is still completely sealed and pressurized, meaning the tobacco is still fresh and as good as the day it was packaged. What do you guys think it’s worth?

My dad has had this for decades, he is now moving and can no longer keep it. Marble arm rests, reclines, has hydraulic system.

Smith and Wesson .22 LR CTG

Hello all, I recently inherited this pistol. I’m not a firearms guy at all. Just curious what you think it would be worth? I took it to bass pro shop to get it appraised. The percent of condition they gave it was “3-Excellent (91-98%). He was having trouble coming up with an exact year. But he suggested it was fairly old because it has the “CTG” cartridge stamping on it.

Any thoughts/inputs/questions are welcomed! Thank you in advance! I will post what Bass Pro appraised it at tomorrow.

Picked this beauty up in an estate sale in Potomac, Maryland. It is now a prized possession, but I am wondering what it's worth.

Hey there! Going through my old toys and found these..checked with mom and they belonged to her but she thinks they were passed to her…all Barbie Mattel branded clothes and there are markings on their bums but too faded to photograph… wondering worth for something like this

Found this in my family's home cleaning out some long unused space. Can't find much info on it and would love to know its history and value!!

Had this for ever but could never find any matches or info. No marks that I can see

Where would be a good place to get these valued?

Hi everyone. I am not sure if this has any value. I believe it's Korean and a calendar from 1985. I am not sure what the "magic" component means or if there's any value. Appreciate hearing any insight you may have.

Im trying to get rid of this, but idk how much to sell it for i was thinking at least $100_250. Is it worth that muuch

Front signed Helen Botway. Back signed “From The Terrace” Old Quogie August 1960, Helen Botway 40 W 55th street NYC. Cos-1763. Anyone knows the value?

Everything online shows such different values. Does anyone know how much this is worth?

I know the back has a price but not sure how long ago that was and if it’s gone down in value.

I think Google image search is misleading me. It says it’s Otagiri and Hijiri Gama but when I look those things up they don’t look the same. I’ve found some things that look similar to this but don’t have that same stamp on the bottom. I haven’t found any images with this same leaf design or information on this stamp. I believe it to be Japanese but I could be wrong. There are 13 of them in good condition. I feel like this could either be rare and valuable, or worth nothing. I found them at goodwill and grabbed them bc they seemed special and there were so many together 💁🏽‍♀️

This was kept in my grandma's library. It seems to be an original edition of Lincoln and Douglas' speeches from 1860. Printed in Ohio.

My late grandfather traveled a lot, and I found this in a box he had with a lot of foreign currencies. If I did my research well enough, it's an issue from a long discontinued Roman Newspaper that was printed in English specially for English-speaking tourists.

What do you think?

I bought an old hunting cabin upstate and found a few of these, this is unopened, pretty cool! was just curious if any really value?

This dish has been in my family for at least three generations. It is quite heavy (7-8 pounds) and is about 2 feet wide. I have attached pictures of the front, back, mark on the back, and the embedded seal. Sharpie for scale.

Two lamps my great grandmother had in her house- I inherited them after she died. The lamps say Torino on them, that's all I know. When I search online, I haven't been able to find lamps quite like this.

Any info?

I didn't want to dig into it to look for signature or edition number because the tag was on the back. Don't know much about art but the it seemed cool.