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scottvez

Buy, sell and collect antique photographs and militaria. Contact me at vezeaus AT hotmail

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  1. Thanks stuff and tilted. scott
  2. Thanks gigi and cultcha. scott
  3. Your guy is not a Union soldier. Not sure that he is wearing a uniform. Could just be a civilian coat. Don’t know that army did a lot of well digging. Certainly happened in some camps or more pe...
  4. Beautiful welz and a happy birthday!! scott
  5. Yes— it is a painted photograph. These were very popular in the late 19th century. scott
  6. These do fit the era. They are photographic— enlarged portraits that are typical from the 1870s- 90s. Often called charcoal portraits by collectors. scott
  7. Is the oval portion applied to the cardboard backer? Check near an edge— easiest spot to tell. scott
  8. Nice modern decorator piece. scott
  9. Love the wood on this. I don’t see significant age to it— the way the drawer is built also supports it being a newer piece. scott
  10. Beautiful welz! scott
  11. M1860 cavalry saber. You are correct— it is the earlier model, the m1840 that is known as the wrist breaker. Once you see them side by side or handle them, you will understand. scott
  12. Beautiful welz— thanks for sharing! scott
  13. Restrained/ appropriate cleaning— I have seen so many metal objects ruined with a metal cleaner (brass, ….) scott
  14. Modern, decorative piece. Several have been posted on this site. scott
  15. Wow!! Amazing detail and beautiful patina on it— glad no one cleaned it! scott
  16. The tanks rounds were 84mm. Poster measured this as 133mm. scott
  17. Item is sterling, not plate. Prices begin at melt and go from there. scott
  18. Not a grenade casing. It is a shell casing for a 20 pounder, mark 2. Believe that was a naval gun, based on size posted. It is trench art. The applied hat brass is nice— not sure on it as I am n...
  19. Thanks drake and kwqd. scott
  20. Amazing!! scott
  21. Thanks for looking vcal. scott
  22. Thanks kiva and vetraio. scott
  23. Thanks paul , kev, scott and drag. scott
  24. Thanks reise and scott. scott
  25. These are all reproductions. scott
  26. Thanks drake, searcher, newfld and fort. scott
  27. I like the use of ribbing on these early poison bottles. Great for low light and those unable to read a label. scott
  28. Thanks vetraio, faith and mugs. scott
  29. Thanks for looking kev and when. scott
  30. This is Japanese embroidery. They became popular in the 1890s and continued until about the 1940s. Most that I have seen were souvenirs of US Navy sailors. Yours is unusual in that a large photog...
  31. Frame has US motif, but the soldier looks to be UK. scott
  32. Elk coat on the guy in the center? scott
  33. Thanks kiva. scott
  34. Love it! scott
  35. Thanks bhifos, vetraio and stuff. scott
  36. Thanks paul, newfld and fort. Appreciate you looking. scott
  37. It is a fantasy item. These first started to appear on the collectors market in the 1970s and probably still made today. There are a myriad of styles/ designs. You can find a lot on this site— ...
  38. Agree reenactors. Probably more modern— based on gear, I’d say 1980s at the oldest. scott
  39. Amazing— a Welz decor in nature! scott
  40. Thanks much kiva! scott
  41. A real gem— beautiful!! scott
  42. Thanks much ivonne, bhifos, fort, watch, vetraio and 33! Appreciate you looking. Any thoughts on maker? scott
  43. Beautiful Welz!! What a wonderful find on your first trip in years! scott
  44. Beautiful— and thanks for the educational post! scott
  45. Not MLB— a photo of the league information (in blue) would be helpful. Minor league baseballs ARE made in China. scott
  46. Nice find! Great fit— they were made for each other! scott
  47. Thanks for looking kiva! scott
  48. Thanks much stuff! scott
  49. Thanks much squirrel, reise and drake. scott
  50. Thanks for looking watchsearcher. scott
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