Collectors Weekly
Show & Tell
Sign in
All Categories
All
Fashion
Design
Home
Culture
Tech
Collectibles
Share your favorites on Show & Tell
Post an item
or
scottvez
» collections
scottvez
Scottvez
Posts
878
Loves
1000+
Likes
141
Collections
Scottvez has not created any collections yet.
What are collections?
Favorite Categories
Bohemian Art Glass
Art Glass
Trench Art
Cartes-De-Visite
Cabinet Card Photographs
scottvez
Buy, sell and collect antique photographs and militaria. Contact me at vezeaus AT hotmail
Posts
See all 878
in
Art Glass
12 days ago
in
Military and Wart…
2 months ago
in
Military and Wart…
2 months ago
in
Art Glass
4 months ago
in
Military and Wart…
6 months ago
in
Art Glass
7 months ago
in
Military and Wart…
9 months ago
in
Military and Wart…
9 months ago
in
Photographs
9 months ago
in
Mens Clothing
9 months ago
Comments
FANTASY buckle. These were made in the late 1960s- 70s, so now they show enough aging to fool folks. No originals exists. They were made with many different designs-- Wells Fargo, HD, Colt, W...
looks like a gelatin print. Is it mounted to a board? Anything on the back? A photo of the back would be helpful. scott
Biplane and dress would make me think 1920s. Doesn't appear to be military related. Looks to be a modern reprint photograph. scott
Looks to be typical of pieces from the 2nd quarter, 20th century. So it is not an antique yet, but getting close. scott
Thanks much peggy-- appreciate you looking and posting. scott
Thanks much adele and duda. scott
Thanks much valentino and wow. scott
Thanks aura and jimtim. scott
Thanks welz and ivonne. scott
Links to groupings: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/265480-franz-welz--pink-and-green-and-production-l https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/144579-welz-shapes-and-dcors--a-few-more-...
Love it!! scott
These officer hat badges have been around since the early 20th century-- not sure of the exact date, but I know they were used in WW1. The KREW company is a post WW2 company (and still in business ...
It is an Army Officers hat badge. The clutch back with grommets would seem to indicate that it is post WW2. Early ones would have one central screw. A photo of the back showing the manufacturer...
This style is typical of the 2nd quarter, 20th century, so not antique yet. Looks to have been well cared for and in very good condition. scott
It is a distinctive unit insignia (DUI) for the 112th Field Artillery Regiment. The Regiment was a NJ National Guard unit and still has active units. These are often called unit crests by soldiers...
I can't tell age from photos. Some photos of drawer joints, back and hardware should answer the question. scott
I can't see many details in the photos. Looks to have a missing drawer pull. I can't tell the age from your photos, but interior looks new (bottom open door view). $100 for used solid wood furn...
Yep-- it is a modern piece. scott
William Edward Johns. May 1905. scott
Army distinctive unit insignia (DUI) or simply called a unit crest by soldiers. I don't know the unit-- will be a harder one to find without any unit motto included. scott
Thanks much ironlace. scott
Thanks nafssalg. scott
GREAT posting rob! Thanks for taking the time to add the information/ photos. scott
Sorry for the posting hijack rob-- pls delete comments, if desired. scott
I don't have that much interest. All I found on the site were explainable with image format. scott
Glad to help out. scott
Here is a link for others with interest: https://www.alabamapioneers.com/five-confederate-captains/ My initial look of what I could find shows those with correct (non- mirrored gear) are paper i...
Go to the image and highlite/ copy the internet address from your browser-- just paste it into a posting and it will create an active link to the page. scott
Post links to a few-- maybe I can shed some light on the actual images. scott
Knapp joint or pin and cove. Dates the piece from about 1870- 90s time period as the overall style suggests. Also the pulls are replacements as an older center hole is seen on the drawer front (ba...
Post some links to the images you are talking about. I have owned a significant number of CS images-- don't recall owning any with non mirrored belt plates. In fact three of the best (CS plate, ...
Significant damage to it. Need additional photos of the drawer joint, inside of drawer where hardware attached and back to confirm age. Hardware may be replaced-- photos will tell. scott
Rob, Do you have an example of a reversing mirror/ prism in your collection or a diagram that shows how they were used/ positioned? scott
Tintypes and daguerreotypes are mirror images (ambrotypes CAN be displayed with a true image, but often are not), so the lettering on belt plates will not read correctly. Often photographers had ...
Great analysis welzebub of what appears to be guess work attributions with contradictory postings on the website. Far from being "negative reflections"-- the observations reflect basic analysis/ co...
GREAT to see an original camera that made these images! Thanks for sharing rob. scott
Need to add some clear photos. Include the blade and markings. Based on the flowered hilt and fittings, it may be Japanese. scott
These were very short exposure images-- much easier to capture animals at this point (1890s) in photography. scott
Great image-- 19th century cat images are hard to find and command a high price tag. This example is one of the better examples! scott
Yes-- just wish I could assemble a few of your AMAZING GROUPINGS. The groups really make a great display. scott
BEAUTIFUL Welz-- one of my favorite decors! One of my first art glass postings on cw was this decor (with the cornucopia shape). scott
Concur-- these are decorator pieces. While they look nice, they have no collector value. scott
Great Welz. And nice try with the research bit-- you are official a basket collector! scott
Looks good. I'd think it was from the first quarter, 20th century. Slight nouveau influenced look about it. scott
Love them! scott
BEAUTIFUL Welz!! And thanks for your work in researching and documenting much of their production. scott
I wasn't looking for a stamp or manufacturer mark-- I was looking to see the attachment device and construction, to aid in dating. scott
From your one photo, I suspect that they are modern decorative pieces. Additional photos may help to confirm. scott
Really interesting glass-- like this one a lot! scott
It is not a military badge. It is patriotic-- could be WW2, but need to post a photo of the back in order to confirm. scott
See more
Loves
See all 1858
Likes
See all 141
Followers
rniederman
lisa
epson233
walksoftly
Bootson
Dizzydave
Trenchartman
blair
electobacco
Deanteaks
TheGateKeeper
BeauxPurdy
mrcolorz
vetraio50
Budek
happytobehere
AmberRose
SCPODan
RonM
roadside
wingletts
Chrisnp
cogito
Daddy_Nobucks
antiquesareamazing
Glasseyed
valentino97
Harland
mediatechy
tlmbaran
MJTuc
filmnet
AmeriCollector
josette_16
Bruce99
mikeigotit
miKKoChristmas11
musikchoo
MrMac
AmandaAddamsAuctions
Jewels
pickingupbones
Dr_Rambow
mrmajestic1
mj19696
crabbykins
michelleamieux
trunkman
inky
petey
rick35ovi
larrytolkin
LEDA
mikielikesigns2
pencapchewdraw
ho2cultcha
Marc112
theantiqueking570
flyer79
Moonstonelover21
Aliobaba
SEAN68
Ted_Straub
Alpha1
rockstar1998
MattyG
passion4trunks
TERENISE1
Poop
Quebec
kindy
Roycroftbooksfromme1
Mahoney
antiquarius123
Obscurities
JOE63
Vintagefran
kivatinitz
MartiePants
TubeAmp
hulalady56
smiata
biffyclyro
betweenthelens
claudia1971
tom61375
ltreasures
Jonah812
bracken3
AboundingOddities
VioletOrange
DoubleEnvelopment
LansingMichCollection
headhuntress
bextherunt
Fraserbennett
Anderson1988
VanessaT
grubin
sklo42
Virginia.vintage
shareurpassion
beckler8372
fionablack
Rick55
jscott0363
paulmartin
mxmarinemom
MarshaK
FowlerLTG
adaml54
MeliG
Gruff
Takeyourtime
themuse
Tanni
jgs2015
frank1956
DI1661
Antiquemikey
Shlee88
cpbigd
endeeringlyvintage
fleafinder
djsvintagestuff
VintagePhotoCollector
JImam
Ritamsg
iamsunwoolee
ADMLAMP
boysfarm
Verbious
Fleamarkettammy
TreasureTex
dromedary7
WideAwake0247
Nafssalg
Concretefeet
See more
Comments