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1950s US Military Patches - Military and Wartimein Military and Wart…
21 hours ago
1822 General John Stark Estate Account - Paperin Paper
28 days ago
Antique Photo of NH Naturalist - Photographsin Photographs
1 month ago
1920s Photograph of Roosevelt at Camp - Photographsin Photographs
3 months ago
More Meteorite? Negatives - Photographsin Photographs
3 months ago
Kodak Asia Negatives - Photographsin Photographs
3 months ago
What book is she holding? - Photographsin Photographs
3 months ago
Unknown Unearthed Object - Photographsin Photographs
3 months ago
1906 NH Handcolored Postcard w/ Strange "Light" - Postcardsin Postcards
4 months ago
3 Antique Armenian Books - Booksin Books
5 months ago

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  1. Thanks for the information scottvez.
  2. Thanks for the help mustangtony.
  3. Thanks ttomtucker
  4. Thanks PhilDavidAlexanderMorris
  5. Thank you Scott for the information. I have no plans on selling it but I was just unsure if the string mattered. I was not very familiar with Stark either until I purchased the ledger.
  6. Would the value of the piece be changed if the pages were not bound by the string because they are starting to become detached?
  7. Thanks scottvez
  8. Thanks blunderbuss2
  9. Thanks mustangtony
  10. Thanks Manikin
  11. Hi, I also have a sycee that I can't find any information about.
  12. Thanks Scott, this was purchased with a large collection of Camp Quinibeck photos and there were no others of an event this large. I usually do not use "looks like" identifications either because they...
  13. Is there any way to authenticate this?
  14. Thanks mustangtony
  15. Any idea on the title?
  16. Thanks mustangtony
  17. Thanks blunderbuss2
  18. Thanks, it makes sense that this may be from Providence because of the postmark.
  19. I just added the scan.
  20. Sure, I will try to get a scan up later today.
  21. Thanks, I tried scanning one and the image was barely visible.
  22. Yes, you would! I am unsure of the location so it could have made the news and I just can't find it.
  23. Do you think these could be developed?
  24. Thanks, I didn't realize there were that many.
  25. Thanks Bellin68
  26. Thanks, I don't think these are of termite holes though. I may see of scanning them makes the negatives easier to view.
  27. The envelope does have names of Kodak locations in Australia so it may be Australia. The pieces are not there in the second photo. However, I posted some other negatives that includes what appears to ...
  28. Thanks! I'll check my scanner.
  29. Thanks!
  30. Thanks, what do you think it is? In other negatives there is a man holding small pieces of rock or something similar to rock. It appears that it was significant enough for them to set up a tent becaus...
  31. Thanks, I am surprised by how much meteorites go for. I heard Mars is more expensive than gold gram per gram. Do you think it is a meteorite?
  32. Thanks! I just saved them to my computer.
  33. Thank you very much Bootson. If it is not too much to ask, I have one other negative with a license plate that may be easier to read if inverted.
  34. I actually just took another look at the negatives and the plow is actually a wheelbarrow. Also, I don't think them area that looks like it was plowed was actually plowed. Rather, I think it was track...
  35. Thanks, I never considered the meteorite idea but it is plausible. It almost seems as though the item was completely buried and found because there is one negative of a field that appears to have been...
  36. I am not sure but the negatives seemed to have been in the envelope for a while and a can't see any state on the license plate of the car in one of the negatives.
  37. These were found in NH but in a Kodak Asia envelope.
  38. Thanks AR8Jason. I am very interested in ephemera so I thought it was a good fit.
  39. Thanks mustangtony
  40. Thanks mustangtony
  41. Thanks for the great info!
  42. I will be checking out your other images. Is there any reason why the "US" on the belt buckle in this image is emphasized the way it is?
  43. Great image!
  44. Phil, I have the same question as to why would someone take a picture for a postcard of a school with a UFO in it and not mention the UFO on the card. There are other examples of similar postcards but...
  45. It sounds interesting. Was the disc shape high above the ground?
  46. Thanks musikchoo.
  47. Thanks! Your postcard sounds great. For some reason I can find no record of a UFO sighting in that area. I find it interesting that whoever colored it must have known it was a UFO because there would ...
  48. Thanks PhilDavidAlexanderMorris. I don't think I'll ever know what this image is really of.
  49. I found the yellow version of this which sold for $5. https://www.proxibid.com/asp/LotDetail.aspahid=3126&aid=30261&lid=8340342
  50. Here's the link if you're OK interested: http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/research/centers/woodanatomy/wood_idfactsheet.php
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