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ALTHOUHE ATLE
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REISSUDATE O1873
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MAYBE ITAS
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A CHILEN'S TOY.
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RIGHT HERE
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■AND THOULD BE
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, MY GESS.
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THE ILLUNATION.
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AND HE AND SDERS
OVERTHING ELSE
ARE THE JECTS,
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MANYMANY YEARS AGO
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TO LOOK AT THIS THING
ISPI UP ■CA
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NGERNAILHELP--T ENUP
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AC■ALLY COMES OUTF THSE.
ANTHEN WE CAN AVE
THISART RIT HE.
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NO THE CURIOUSNG
ABOUIS IS
WATCS, WHE■ERERND
BUT
FIRST MAL.r■r■R■
REWORN IPOCKS.
DO YOU KW WHY  IS?
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OUSOMETHINOUT THE WATC..
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LIKE TS WERE MADE
T
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YOU'EE THAT IT HAS
LOTS AOTOFIALS.
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IT CAL
D IT ENGRAVED
WITH SIGNS OF THZODIAC.■
R■ WOKN HERE,
ACTUAL, ERE E.
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REALLY LOSCH.
OV HE
WEEEITTLE APTURE
AN■AT TELLS US
THE DAY OF THEEEK.
OV HERE,OU'LL SE
THE PHASES OF THMOr■
A LIURE,
AND SO YOU DON'T MISS ANYTHING
YOU SEE THE ANLS
GREDr■
TO SHOW YOU WHE TO LOOK.
NOW,ETOPENUP.
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AND 'LL SETHAT
THTCAK SIGNEIT.
HIS NAME W EDMUNGILPIN
D HE WAS WORNGN LOND.
DO YOU HAVY IDF ITS 
I THINK YOU .
IN THE 1600s.
GHT, THs
IS IWHAT A WATCH
ULD LOOK LIK
IF IWAS  IN T 16.
UL1640
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AND I
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MAKING VY, VERY FEW WA■HES.
OVER THEEA, 'S BEE
CHANGED A LITTLE BIT
RELYER VERY 
OFHIS TY SVIVE.
LIKE THIS EN I CAME HEREVER G
AND, IN FACT,
I DIDN EVEN BRING MY BOOK
■
■
OF EARLY ELISHLOCKMARS
SO I CAN'T TELL YOU
MR. GILP'S DAW
BUT I CAN LL Y
 W WKI
ABLYN THE FIRST HALF
OFHE 1CENTURY.
THHER THG
I CAN LL YOUS
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SAW IS WAT
I D TO CTA MY EXCITEMENT
IN
I HAEEN NDR■'EENR■
OF THESE WATCH
UM, IT'S AN ENISH
NDAR WATH
 
 
U
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STTH
ANE
TO PUTN MY THIING CAP
TO SAY, "WELL, WHAT IS
TH WATCHORTH?"
I MIGHY
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TO HAZARD A GUESS
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ITAKES I■THAT
MUCH MORE SPECIAL
ANI'M DE)■GHD
TOE EN IT.
THANYOU SOUCH.
O.
YOU OUGHT  A WONDERFUL
HI, THAN FOROMOD
TELL ME A LITTLE BIT ABOUT
HOW TH CAME TO BE
INOUR POSSESSION
WELL, PRLY
MEWHERE BETWEEN
15 A0 YES O
A HOUSSALE
AND THISASEBALL
S IN A
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AND IT HADLL
ESE WONDERFULSIT
WHAT INTRI
ME WAS■
M
A GIRLS' LEAGU
SO BOUGH■IT
FOR PRABLY A QUARTER,
TOOK IT HO
T IT I
A AWER
■ND EN THEOVIE
■I SAID"
IS■BASE?
AND I WENTND DUGT OUT
SURG
IT FTHE ALAMERICAN
GIRLS'ROFESSIONAL
BASEBALL LEAGUE.
JU ABSELY
WONDFUL ABT IT.
YOURRY IS
UM, YOU VE, OF
COUR, AS YOU S
A SIGNEDASEBALL
FROM THE OFñIAL PRESSIONAL
GIRLS'EAGUE.
AND IT'SIGNED OM THEEA
D THE 0
AND ■EN EONE
WHO WAS ON L
U VE THE WONDERFUL
SIGNATURES HE
OF SOME 
THGREAT STARS
■UMI LOVE
THIS SIGTURE
TH YOUD■ME BEFE:
"MUMMY" INGER.
GHT.
UM, 'S A G SIGNATURE
AND THEY JT HAVE
TERRIFIC NES.
UM, YOU KNOW, WHEN YOU THINK
POS MEMORALIA
90% OF THE MIS
OF COUE, BASEBALL.
BUT IT'S ALL BE RUTH
D LOU GEHRIG
AND THGREAT AR
TH WE KNOW WHO AREEN.
■ó9
THIS I..
IS IS RRIFIC.
DID U TRYr■
TO FIND OUT WHAT THIS WAS WORTH?
I'VEEEN TO
SOME OF THE TS
MEMORALIA SHS
AND THEY LOOK ATT
D THEYAN'T GE ME A IA
SE ONEITHER.
BEUSE THER
WELLCEAINLY
■
E WON'S LEAGUES WERE
A VERY IMPORTANT EVE
 BASEBALL
HOTLY CONTTE AYOWOULD
IMAGINE, BY THE MEN
TO HAVE THEM ENTER.
AND  OFTTART
■
BY HNGO THMINOR AGUE
TES ASELL
PITCHI FOR T.
I VE ONLY ACTUALLY SEEN
A BALL LIKE THIS
 UP CE BEFAT ATION
IT, INT, SHELLACKE■
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UM, RY OFT, BALLHAVE
A YELLOWISH PEARANCE TO THEM
WERD
AND THAT'S BECSE THELS
AN■THE SHELLAC ACTUAL
OVER TIME LLS TH UM...
TH
BEGITO DCOLOR TREMENDOLYr■r■
AND THEY, IN FACT,
AND SOHIS WOULD BE IN REALLY,
REALLY VER VY  SHA
WI TOT
ALL SIGNURES OTHEM.
ANY IDEA
DO YAVE
■WHAT IT MI
BE WORTH
■
I HAVE NO IDEA.
■WELL
I VE TO SAY
THINYOU DID A LITT■ BET
TH A QUART.
, I... THE BALL THAT WAS SD
AT AUCTIBOUT THR YEARS AGO
 $2,A PRALE
TO3,000 ON IT.
, MY G.
AND IT ACTUA
■ F $4,0.
OH..THAT'S ASTOUG.
SO Y HE A VERYARE
LLECTIHERE
D,M,
IT S
 CTAINLY I
VERY VALUABLE...
■
WELL, IT'S GOING
INTOHE VLT NOW
THK U.r■
THANK 
VERY MUC
CAUG MY TEIO
CAUSE OFHE DRAN
HERE ON THE OUE
T I WA TO HEAR
ABWHERE U GOT IT.
I GREW UP  A TOWN
CAEDDEN
INESTERNEW YORK
■MY MHER WAS
AN ANTIQUE HOU
AND SHBOUGHT IT
AT A SLL ANTUE DEA■R
THATAS FENDSH
IN TT TOWN.
■
AND YOU WE
WITH HER?
YES, IT WAS OB
ABOUT 19701971
■
AND I WAS A KID
AND I USEDGO WITHER
D WENTITH 
EN SHEOUT ■ISIECE.
HE IS A IE
OFHE FY?
AH, SHE S.
SHE S?
SHE HAD BEEN FRIENDS
WI■ MY MOTHER
r■
AND SHE WOULD CALL HER
EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE...
WHEN S'D GET
A SPECIAL THING IN.
AT'D TELL
YOU ABOUT THIS?
U KN, MY MOTHER DI'T
OW TOOUCH T IT..
■REALLY'TNOMU A
I MEAN, E TOLDIT W OLD
R■WA'TN SU IF IT
WAS ESE ORAPBUT MY MOTHER--
IT W O O
HEFAVORITE PIECE
AND SHE WAS ALYS
YING TO FIND O
INFORMATIOON IT
WHICH ISHY
I BROUGHIT
HERE T.r■
■, GOODWELL,
LET ME TELL YOU
WHAT IAN ABO IT,
L RIGHT?
WATHE DRHICH MT THE INGS
PE■SSIA INSTALYTENTIr■
WITH CNESE OR JAPANESE ART.
AND THE INTEREINTHING
ABOUT THE DRAGONS
IS TT IFOUOOK HERE
YOLL SEE
AT THE CLAW...
ON T DRA
VE CLAWS...
■
OKAY.
U HEAR THE MYTLOGY
ABOUT VE-CLAWED DRON
DENOTES TH THE OECT
WAS MADE FORMPERIAUSE
HOEHOLD.
R E IMPERI
OOH, INTERTING.
D IF Y H
FOUR C)■WS
BUT IS HAP
j■ HAVE FIVE CLA.r■
D THEN
THE HER ■INGINTESTING.
, THISS GETTING
THAT'ST OF
■NICE ABOUT IT
WHICH IS A LOTUS DESIGN,
AND U OFTEFIND THISE WORK
ON 18th-CENTURCAED
IVORD LAOBJES.
ANSO YOU FIND AT ON THIS.
N 18t
CENTUR.
'S ST OF AYLINDRAL FOR
YODO FIND THIS
AT LATER PDS
OF TIM
AN■IF Y LOOK AT IT
 THEFACE
THCAING LOOKPRETTY GOO
AND YOU JUST GET
HAD YOIDEAR■
A PRETá■ GOOD ELING OUT ITr■
ABT THE E ?
WHAT DID SHE
PAY FOR IT
SHE PA, I LIEVE IT WAS ABO
$125R $150T THAT TE
AND I ESS I SORT
 THOUGHT MAYBE
BETWEEN $5 AND $000.
UHUH, WELL..
AS YOU LOOK AT I..
AS O LOOKST IT MORE D MORE
UM... RST NOTICE
THE THINGS THAT
WE'VE TAED ABO
BUT TH YOURT
TO LOOK AGN
■
D AS IVORY, IVORHAS
SORT OA GRAITO IT.
OKr■
IT'SIKE A  RIN
ANYOU SE
LILEINES
ANIF YOU LK
 THIS
■
YOU' NIC■
THATRESN'T
TREE RGS  
AND,N FA,■
WHAT WE'VEOT
IS A PIE OF PLASTIC.
IS IT REALLY?
IT'SLASTIC
r■
THAT'SUNNY.
D IT HAS AALUE
OFBABLY MORE■THANUT $5 OR $10..■
INTERESTG.
WHICH IS A GREAT SHAME.
THAT ANTIQUELER
DIDN'T PASONr■
SUCH A G
FI, DID E?
WELL, ITDDS
HETORY,
SO THAT'S GOOD.
IT CAME T OU
MOER'S ESTATE.
D YOLLRE?
SH AT ■AGE
■
OF 99 YEARAND
NINEONS OLD.
WEEçIDED THAT WE
WOULD SE THE HSE
AND THE HOE WAS LL
OFHINGSUCH ATHIS--
L ANTIQUE.
THIS RIFLE WAS FOUND IN
THE BACK OA ORAGE CLOSET.
WELLTH'S VERY■
INTERESTG Yr■
E OF
PATTEROF RIFLE TODAY
IN THE
COLLECTIOR
IN T ITITUTIONS
THAT WE KNOW Or■
■
THERE'S PROBABLY THR--
THIS BEING T
FOURTHNETURN UP
FROMS PRESENTATION
AND VE LOT OEAT
INIOR YOU.
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OTHER PRESENTION RIFLES
FOR THIS SAME INCIDENT
 WE'RE VLI
TH THEM.
TH PATTE OF RIFL
ISLED
THE HALL FLINTLOCK
RIFLE,KAY
ANTHEY BAME ED
BY THE RULAR ARMY
 ELY AS THE 18s
AND INTO 183.
THERE A BREECH-
ADING MEANIS
WHERE  DEVE
x■WN HER
ACALLYELSETHIS
BREECH WHI PULLS UP
■
AS OPPOSTHAT WERE
OFUR EARMUZZLE-LOADERS.
)■R ONTHISLE
TS ADAPTED
■
TH IS STL F)■NTK
TO PERCUSSION.r■
WHH IS THE
EARLIER ANISM.
■ERE WAS ORI
SCREW THAT C
AND HELD A PIECE OF STONE
IN HERE THAT FIRED
 YOU PULLED THK
INTOS POSITION
AND PUT WHAT CALLED
TH"FRIEN" DO;
 HGAINST THAT
DRPING SPARK
TO THIS BREECHBLOCK
■WHICIGNITED
RR.
IT'S A SGLE SHOTN
BEING
A BRCHOADE
ITLD BE VE
QUKLY LOED
WITHOUT HAVING
 STAND UP
 RAM T BALL DOWN
D AD IT CHIME.
W,HAHAPPENEDS
IS PLAQUE WN HE
IS WT'S OF THEREATEST
OF SIGNIE.
UN
ACTU INVOLVES
 INCENT AT HAPPENED
DURINGHEAR OF 1812
INTTSBURGH,
W YORK
RE TING TO TE
NEW YORKTATE AIN
D THE 
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WAVE SCANT
■AT THAT POT.
■
A LOT OF THEROOPSFRA
D LEFT THE AREA
TO EAGE THE BRIT
ER PAR
OF THEAR.
WHENHERIá■SH
■CID TOD
ON T CIT
PLTSBURG-
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BEGONE
CAPA
E OF LOCAL
TY FM THISHRYING TO ND E
NT THOOLHOUSE
D WALE TO á■■LOT OFB
■
WHO WE 14 AND
 YEA OLD OUT
ASHE BSH,
TRYING TO CROSA BRGE
■
AND MENTO THE TY--
 ABLE TO HOLD
ONHE OTHER SID
OFHE BRIDGEr■
AND KEEP THEM FROM
CROSSING THEDGE.
NO IYOU THINT IT
THBRITI
I-
FRESH FROM THE NAPOLEONIC WAR--
WERE SOME OF
THMOARNED.
BA-H■NED SOIERS Y
COULD HAVE TFIGHT  AGAIN.
 FACT, I C'THINK
OF WORSE ENEMYO HAVE
AT TPOIN TIME.
D HE'S
SOME Y SCHLBOYS-
r■
14 A 15 YEARD--
R■
FR T BRITISH ARMY
COMING IN ON THETHERIDE.
TH WERE SUCCESUL.
 SUCFUL TH
E CAPTN OF THE
LOCAL MILIA
TOLDH E
OFHEOYS
 WL MAKE SURE
TH CONGRS ESTS
EACH ONE OF YOU WITH AIFLE."
HE PURSUED THIS,
BUT FORTATELY
WI THE PAPERWORK
WITH H
IT TOOK CONGRESS OVER 20 YEARS
TO FALLYPPVE
E PUSE A
PRESENá■TION O
THE FL.
W, THIS N--
 WE OK AT TH
PLUE BACRE
Y RESOLVE
 CGRS
"PRESENTED TO ETHAN EVT
 HIS GNTRYURIN
■E EGOF PLATTSBGH
■
AL THERE'S A
PLAQUE BAC--
RIFLE-ICH IF WE 
ANTHIS PLAQUE
HAS "E.E."
WHICH REFE
TO ETHAN EREST
D THENT SAYS
"SEPMBER 11, 1814"
WHICH  THE DATE
OF THE INCIDENT
OFHE SIEGE OPLATBU
LITTLE FARTHERPOK A
RIGHT HE IS AL
DES.
ANHALL WAS THE
HEN THEY WE
PRD ■ESE RIES
■THIS WLD HAVBEEN
E MOSTFFICIENT MILITARY
WEAPONF THE RIOD.
AR IND
THESE BOYS, AT
ISOINTTIME
ULD VE PROBABLY BEEN
IN TIR 30s, MID-30s
ANTHLD
VE BEEN A WEAPON...
RE OA MILITARY
ASSAT APON
MOREO THANT WOULD HAVE
EN AUNTINGEAPO
DUTO THE LENGTH.
 VALUE
N
WOUA
TH
WAIN SLITLY
■NICER COITIO
WITH A LOT OF THE
NG AASCOLO
D IT SOLFO$44,000.
SO IT'S A VERY IMPOR
WEAPON YOU'VGOT HERE.
ON■IN
I WOULD GGES
YOU HAVE LHT COAOF
SURFACE  GOI ON HEREr■
OM BEI
INHE CSET.
PUSOME OIL ON ■O
STOP THAT SURFACRUST
r■
D JUST TAKE
■REIT.
I W
j■ DOC
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THAT'S WHY IT WA
LE ITHIS..
BUT OIWILL ALWAYS
PROTECT E GUNS
FROM ANY FURERUST.
SOIL IY
OF STOPPING
Y POTENTIAL PROBLEMS
THATRE GOING ON
BUT IT WILL NO
CLN THE GUN.
AS A PLEASURE
TO S THE PIE.
IT'S A V
IMRTANT GUN.
■■
Ju:
NOW 'RE WI GORDONVERSE
A CLOCK DEALER FROM JU
OUTSIDE PHADELPH.
GORDON, TH IANINTEST
■
OF THE WOR O
K ECTI
TES WH
YOHAVE HERE.
■
OH, I'D BE GLAD TO.
THARE DIALS OM
ANTIQUE GRANDFATR OC
D EY'VE COME POPAR
R A T OF PEOTOOLLECT
PEOPLE WL BUY EM
HANG THEM ON THEIRL
VERY MUCH THE SAME W
YOU ULD A PAINNG.
O WILL PUTINE OR
TEN ON A WALL GETHER
AND THEY REALLY LOOK G.
NOW, WHEN DO
THESDATE FROM?
AT'S..'S SURPRISIN
TO LOT OF PEOPLE
IS THAT THESE ALS
ARE INED OLD.
IN THIS AR HERE-
THE ES Y SEE DN
BUTHIS MIG BTE TO
A LITT EARLIER.
ITAYEVEN LATE 00s.
REALLY?
THIS IS THE OLDEST OF AL
THE SQUARE DL,
 COURSE
IS A MUCEARLIER
RM OF DESIGN.
AT DO THINGS
LIKE TS COST?
■THE INTERESTINTHING
AND ONE OFHE REASONS
THINK THATHERE SO POPULA
THESE 8■YSITH COLLECRS
ISECAUSE THE..T SEEM
 ME TH'RE INEXPENSIVE.
SOMETIMES YOCAN PICK UP
NICEOFOOUT $1.IA
IT MAY HAVE SOME FLAWS.r■
WHERS OTHE MIGHT
COST UP TO $500  MORE.
I S.
BUT ALWAYS COUNT
ON FIN O
WHAT SORT OF RESTORATIONS
THER
D HOW D
E DIAL IS
BEFO Y BUY.
INK TH'S A GD ID.
■
THKS, GORDON.
I'VE G
WHAT HAVYOUGO BAVOLUTIONARY
BROUT US HRE APPR DISCRGE
SIGN B
GEORGEASHINGTON
R A MAN NAME■
JAS COLUUS.
YOU AINLY VE.
THIS IS A GENUINEWAINGT DISCHGES
■
WITHLL TLDAPWO
ONHE BAC A TEA
JUSTS A VERAN■WOULD HAVE CARRI T
OUND IN HIS CKET.
SO MANY  THEM
ARE DAGED.
ISNE SHOWSAGES
HERE'S WASNGTON'S
SIGNATURE,SEE.
■
-H.
■ANWEE T
"JUN83
"1777 THOU JUNE 83
SO TT'SIX YEAR
OF SERVICE.
NOW, HOW DID YOU
COME BTH?
SHE UND  I■BLACX
UM■TUAL, MY MOM■
AFTER HER NT DD
AND SHTHINKST'S
BEEN IN HER FAMILY
R A LONG TIME.
BUT NOT A RELATIVE,
PERHS.
, NO, NOT
A RETIVE.
A REVE.
■
YEAHLL,THESTHINGS
DO AEAATAL
AND IS IS
A AUTIFUL AMPLE.
I SEE YOVE KEPIT
 A MYLAR FDER
I GUES
YOU'VE PPARED
THIS CATALOGUE ENTRY
ATHE BAC
WHICH IS GRE
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TO ARIENDSR TO..
DAYG
WE,  TOOK IT ILY ONE
FOR OW-AND-TELL
AND-
E DIDN'T REALLY OW
ATS WORT
BA THEN-
HE TOO ARO■
 ALL KIDND SAI
R■
SHE EDT
OU'RE TOHING SHING
GEORGE WASHINGTON UCHED"
AND HE'S MY MOM
AND THE ACHER
IN A BIG ARGUMENT
OFOW IT'REAL OR T.
THAS AT
YO SCHOOL?
YEAH, THE TEACHEDIDN
THINK AS R
BELITHIS WAS REA DN'T
NO, E DIDN'T BELVE IT.
SHE OUGHT  WAS A F
NO, IT'S AS
GENUINE AS C BE.
DO Y HAVE IDEA
AT IWORTH?
I'VE SEEN
QUITA FEW OF THEM.
WELL, MEONE
TOLDY MOM
TH IT ULD BETH
THSANDS OLLARS...
IT IS WOH SOME
THOUSAS OFOLLARS
YES, 
FOR BETWEEN
■$600ND $10,0.
THE CONDITIOCTOR
CTATESHE DEMAND
ON THE DAY
 AAUCTIO
AND I'M VING Y
ANUCTION PRICEOW.
BU■IT'S SOMEWHERE
■BETW$6,0 AND $,000
ON GD DAY.
THAT'S GREAT.
YOU'RE HAPPY
WITHHAT?
AH!
IT SEEMSIKYOU' G
A LITTLE TREASURE
IN TS BO
 WT D LIKE
TO DO  UP
■
ANWE'RE GOING
TO TILT IT A BIT.
W, IT i■OKS
LIKE TME
■
WHAT WVE IRE
ARE THE ON
QUINTUETS.
 I R■çER
Woman:
THAT RIGHT.
CAN YOU TELL ME
A TTLE BIT?
SOME F CHIOD
PLAYH IS
OH, S, GOT TSE
I INK ARND 10.
I MUST HAVE BEEN ABOUT EIGHT
AND RELY ENJOYED
PLAYING WITH THEM FOR...
WEIT
DOESN'SE
■
YOU PLAYED WITH
THEM TOO OFT
BECAUSE I NOTICE HER
THAT THEY ALL HAVE
THEIORIGINAL
CLOTHING O
ANEVERY DOLLE
HAS ITS IGINAL BUTN
WHICH IS EXTREMELY RARE.
OF COURSE,
EVERYBY IS FILIA
WITH THE DIONNE
TUET
THESE LLS WERE
AC MADE TE
AND THEYLLAVE
THEIR LITTLE
ORIGAL NE TAGS
 YOU WL SEE
HEREN THE BASKET.
AS YOU POINTED OUT
TO ME EARLIER--
ISHAT
UNDERNEA■ HE
ERE'S ME ADDITIONA
LITTLE SURPRISES.
CAN U LL MEOUT ■ESE?
WHAT IS THIS LTLE
OB RIGHTERE?
■
WELLAT'S T
LITTLE PAR DRESS
AT THECAME I
AND ALSO UNDER THERE,
DER THE PILLOW
IS THEITE SLIP THAT
GO UNDER THE DRESS
, VE TO 
YOU WERE OBVIOUSLY
RYETICULOUS AS A CHILD.
YOU MUST HAVE T HAD
ANY RSND SIS
YOU DI
VE TO SHARE... TO SHA
THAT'S RIGHT,
BEING AN ONLCHILD.
U'RECTUALL
VE FORTUTE
BECAUSE STF
■ESE TY OF DOS--
 LEASTHAT I'VE SEEN-
N
VENCOMETE.
THEY USUALON'THAVEHE NAMá■
THE CLOTHI
HAS BE TORN
AND I ALSO NICE
THISOOKS LIK
r■
 THERIGI
BOOR BASKET.
 YOUVED 
)■KE THIS AS CHILD
 IT WAS A
RISTPRESENT
FROM MY AUNT AND UNCLE.
WELL, ITERTAINLY
ISEALLY ITE LOVELY.
■
THEY WE MADE
BYADAME ALEXANDER
■WHICH YOU'RE
PROBABLY FAMILIAr■TH
O ISTILL
MAKING D TOD.
 I SAYTHESE
WERE ME AFTE1935
SO 10
ULD MAKEEN.
 A VALUE ON TH
BECAUSEY'RE SO CPLETE
WOULYL■ACSSORIE
'S GOI TO BE WORBOr■
OBABLYAUCTION
ABOUT $1,5 TO ,000.
WOW.
WOW.
DO THAT■
RPRISE Y?
YES.
IT SURE
DOES.
WE, THAT'S
 T WORTH
D I THINK YOU
SHOULD GO ME NOW
ANKE CAR
OF TM
ST AS YOU'COIND TO DO
ALL THESE YEARS.
I UNDETAND
YOARE A ECTO
OF THIS TY OF TH-
PUZZLEUGS
AND PUZZLE JUG
CAN YOJUST TL US
HOW 
COLL
VE BEEN
WE■I THINK
IT'S A 25 YEARNO
THAT IRTED■L
 MOST PUZZLEUGS
WE MADE IN EUROPE
ER IENGLAN
OROME OFM IN FNCE
■
ORHOLLAND
AND IS IS  UNUSUAL ONE
E ITASN'T DE T.
 WAS MADE
IN THE UNITED ATES.
ART JUST
 MUG IS
THPUZZLE, OF COURSE, BEING
IT PRCED ALL THE WAY AROUND.
IT H HES
IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES
SO IF YOU FILL IT UP WITBEERr■
HOW
INKING OUT OTHIS O?PZLr■■
HAVEOU EVER TRIED
YES, I HAVE.
IT TOOME
LITTLEHILE
BUT I DID
FINALLY LEN.
NOW, I'M GOING
TO TELYOU 
WHAT IHINK
AN■LL ME  I'M WNG.
ALRIGHT.
IT SEEMS TME THAT ONCE
THERE'SOME LIQUID IN IT
THONLY WAY YOU
COULGEIT OUT
WOULD BE TO TIP IT
THUGH THHALE
ERE'S LE IIDE
ICH YOU MABE ABLE TO SEEAT H
AN■CET'S PPED
IN THE RIGHT DECTI
THE LIQUID MIGHT JUST
CO OUT OF THIS HOLE
 TOP OF THLEER
THAT'S ONLY Y
RE IT
BUT THESTHINGS
CA VERY PUZZLING
ANVEIOUS,JOHN, AM I?
YES.
ERE ARE A ER
OF DFERENT WAY
THATUZZLMUGSERE ,
AND WOIFFERELY
THAT SMS TO
 THE AR
■TO TS E.
R■PAICLY FASCINANGT I IS
ABOUT THISUZZLE MUG
IS NOT WAY IT PUZZS,
BUT WHMA IAND WH.
IT'S MADOFED
WEAN TELATY OKING
AOF THIS JECT.NDERNTH THE
AN■'S CEDA CH,
YOU 
GRN,USTROUGLEDISH CORr■■
THAT IS PICAL
OF AMERICAREDWARE
MADE IN THE )■ 18t
TH19th CENRY.D THUGN
WHENSEE THISIND
OFREEN GZEWARE
 OFTENHINK OF
E SHDOAH VLEY
RTS OF THE VIRGINIAS
AND ALSO PARTS
 PNSYLVAA EVEN
BUT ATE á■PICALLY
N'T SEE ON AMERICAN AR
HAT 
S.
'S IIBED WSOE'S
NAME, RHAPS LOCATION
ALTHGH IS DIFFICULT
TOECTHRDS-
IT SEEMS TO BE
E NAMEA TO--
NOW, THERE'S VTTHATSIVELY,
EXCITECOLLECTORS MORE
THAN DATED PIES  POTTERY
TH'S EVEN MORE EXCITING,
AL)■ WHEN THE DATEPOTT
■
ISS EARLY AND INTEING
AS THIS ONE.
WHH WAS A VERYEMPESTUOUS
 IN AMICAN HISTORY■IT'S DED8
 THE EAST COAST
INWEENHE DTIONOF INDEPENDENE
THESTABLISHMENT 
THE T FEDERAL GORNNT.
r■
I'SURE
IT HREFERENC.,OH
THE WORD "BUCKS"
ISRITTENOWN HERE
ICH MAY WELL BE A REFEE
TO BUCKS CNTY,NSYLA
ALTHGH I SPE
IT WN'T MADE THE
BUT WHEREVER IWAMA
SOONE REIVED
 IN 1784.
AND TODAY 'S ONE
OF THE MOSINREIN
AND MOST VALUABL
PULE JUGI' SEEN.
HOW LONG DID
BUY IT, MAY I ASK?
I THINK 
ABOU YEA
D ITAS MY ISITN
 THIS PAICUL
THATE INTERESTED
RNINING
OF TACKGROUND  MS
ANSTARTEME ON
 COLLECTION SPREE.
W MUCHID YOU
PAIT?
IMEI BOUG IT
SOMETHING KE
$35 OR40OR IT.r■
I THINK U MA A
VE GOOD VEME.
TODAY YOUR PUZZLMUG
WOULD BE WTH
AT LEAST $5,r■
AND RHAP
AS MUCH  $6,00
MY GOODNESS.
THAT DOES SURPRISEE.
THANKS
R BRINGING
IT IN, JOHN.
IST SOMEING YOU
BO ORITEx■
WHAT'S THEISRY
 THEAINTING?
THISAMFR■MYR'HOE.
IN LOMBARD, LINOIS.E ACS
HE H A BIG HOU
BIG OLD GARAGE
L THWAY DOWN
TO CHICKENOOP.
HE H I■ALL
FILLED WITH THINGS
HE LOVED
TO GO  AUCTIONS...
SO WAS H
IN BUSESS?
HE AKER?
■D HE EOYED
HIMSELF DOING THAT
WELL, EVYONE
IN THE AUEBUSINESS
LOVE HEA
ABT CKERS
D GREAPACK RAT
WHO NER THRETHINGS AY.
■
WELL, YOU CERTAINL
ED A TREURE
OMHE CCKENOOP.
THS A INNG
BYANE PETEON
IMPRESSIONIST ARTIST.AMECAN
SHE WAS  IN YORK
IN 1876 AND ED IN 1965.
WHE WA
BON NEYORK
SHAVELED
ALL ER THE COUNTRY
T A GREAT DEAL OF TIME
INLOUCTER, MASUSETTS
AND INTED THERE
QUE A T.
THIS PNTING PROBABLYDO IN 19N T.
r■
SHS ERE,
■E WA VENIC
E TRAVELED
■ALL OVERHE W.
THISE TH VALUING
IS PAIISWO:
T THE D NEWS
THEN THE GOOD WS.
E BAD WS
ISOCN,
i■CATION, LOCATION.
HER ST VALBLE PAINTI
ARE ■E AMERAN ISSIO
SCES IN ■E UNITED STATES--
YOU KNOW, GREAT SCENES
OF WOMEN IN RDEN
AN■THINGSIKE THAT.
■THE ODES
AT WOMENRTISTS ARE
REALLY BNG REARAISED
HE A MAR
AND IN THE SECON8■RY MKET.
THE LONGEST TI
THEYERE JU SEEN AS
DING TE DOING PATINGS
BEEEN THEIR FATHS' HOM
TO THE HUSBANDS' HOMES.
W THEY'RALLYEI SEEN
AS TINE ITY
ARTISTS THATY ARE
AND JA PETERSON'S WORK
VE SOLD FOR OVER $10000-
THEY'RE J■DO
VALUABLE PS.
I WOULD PUA VAE4,
OF $8,000 TO $12,000■
OH... WONDERFU
GOWONDr■
SO GBACK
 THAT ICKEOP.
■YOU'VE GONTO■A LO■OF TROUBLE
x
 BRING IN
THISIECE
U ACQUIRED I
WELL■ACTU)■T WASATN ESTE
r■
 LAKFOREST, ILLINOIS, HERE
AN■ CT T
ANTH COULDN'T SELLT
AND IT GOT DOWN
AND THLADY W DESRATE
D ID"WILL U
BUY IT F $90
R■
r■
SOHAT'.
90DOLL
YES, I JUSFELL
IN LOVE WITH I
I KN NOTHIBOITBUT I.
HOLONG A
WAS IS?
IT'S ONLY ABOUT
THREMONTHS AGO.
E PEOPLE
WHHAD ITTHOUGH
D OWD , I BE)■EVE,
FOR ABOUT  YEARS.
■
WELL, 'SERY RESTING
BEUSE AT YOU'VE BROUGHT 
IS A WONDERFUL
LIBRARY CABINET
■
COMES FROM T SHERATON
STYL ENGLANDION
YOU E THES
BETIFUL NES
YOU SEE THLITY
CHKER STRINGING-.r■
AND YEIT ALSO HAS
A CHIPPEE CORNICE
AND YOU SEE THE BLIND ETWO
WHICH GO ACROSS THE TOHERE.
'S ACTUAY A STE PIECE,
IT AN EDWARDIAN PIECE
 IWAMA■ PROBAY BETWEEN,■
AROUNDR
AND IT'SOPYING
A VERY POPUL S
■
.
T SO PIES HAVE
A TREMENDO VALUE
EV SLL
USE IT'SO DECOTIVE
THE WOERFUL PROPORTIONSN SE■
OF T ARCHED WINDOWS
■D THGOTHIC T.
IT REALLY  A WONDEUL,
COMPACLITTLEIECE.
ANTHS THE KIND OF PIECE
THATCTLLY
DEMAND TODAY.
■
 0
DID U THINK IT W
A DECORATIVE PIECE
OR WE YOU THKI IT MIGHT BE
A PERIOD PIECE?
I JUST
LOVENTIQUES
AND WANTED
IT SO BAY
I TOLD MY HUSBAND
D FO MY NEW CARPET
IF HE WOLET ME HAVE IT.
SOT ED IT,
IT W GORGEOUS.
I LOVE THE INLAY
D EVERYTHING EE.
GETTING CARPETING
■■SO E
T, FOR
PIE OF FRE.ANHER YEAR
EROU
LET ME SAY
I THINK PROBLY
YOU' BE AB
TO GET WALL-TO-WALCARPETG
ANA TTLE BIT M
BEUSE ACALLY
A PIECE LIKE TS--
JUST ON ITS
PU DECORATIVE
VALUE ALONE--
IS WORTH
$500 TO ,000.
HOLY MAN, OO!
ANIT COU EVEBRG MORE
BECAE  IS  A WRFUL
USEAE PIECE  FURNIRE
FOPELEO T EIR BO
OR T
PORCELCOLLON
AT I■
P HIER THAN AT
AND GOO $10,000.
, MY GOSH.
I'REALLYURISED.
I THOUGHT YBE $2■00
■
■THE WAY THEY
ORIGALLY WANTE
THAT AUNT FOTHIS.
WONDERFUPIE,
HIGHLY DECORATIVE
NO, I,
D I WOULSAY
YOU SHOULD G
■
TO GOOD
CARPET STORE
ANSTART CKING OUT
THE BEST CARPETING...
TO GO UNDER IT,
BEUSI'M KEEPING .
GOOD, WELL,
CORATULAONS.
ANK YOU.
YEERDAY WE WT FROM
WITH LESLIE HIMAN
E 
A ICO CTNEER
■
SHOWS FROY■
WRIGHT'SSE AND STUDIO
IN OAK PARK.
LESLIE, IS
 FANTASTIC.
THIS IA
MPLEREALLY
TO ONE OF THE GR
ARCHITECTS OF AMERA
PROB E
EATEST ARCHITE
WE'VPRODUCED
 THIS NTURY.
RIGH
IT'S REALLY.
IT'S BEAUTIFUL.
THERE'S SOMEINGLD
FASCINATINER
AUSE WAS BUIL
ANWHERE  WAS.
WHAT WASCRS
ACTUAL, THE PRAIRIE.
HE WAS PRETTY
MUCH THE FOUNDER
■OF TRAIRIE
SCHO OF ITRE
TH BUILDG
AN■HE BUILT
OVER AOURSE
OF 2YEARS, ACTUAY
AND ■VELOPEHIS WHE
HOOL OARCHITECTURE.
IGINLY
IT WAS HIS HOUSE
AND  WORKE
FR ONE DK
ONE OM
INHE HOUSE?
■
PRETTY MUCH.
HE BUILTHE HOUSE
STTEHERE IN 1889
AND HE KEPT ADDINGN
AND THEN FINALLY
DID THIS SDIO
WHERE WE A NOW
IN 1898.
INW ID
MAYB15 PEOPLE,
SOTHING KE T
THHOUSE HAS A LOOF  
FURNITURE IN Ir■
YEAH,  BELIE■
HE TAL CONPT
OFOME.
EVERYTNGHOD
BE INCORPORATED.
MARIALS.
HE L BUILT-INS
THE ARE LOT
OF BUI-IN ARS.
THERE'S A LITT FIRLACE
CALLED AN "INGNO
COULD SIT
WHEREVERYONE
AND BE VERY
COZY AND WAR
IT ALLORKS
TOGETHS A UNIT.
SOS IS TOTALARCE
THISTAL NTROL
 THE M
DESIGNING YOUR HOUSE
■
AND HE IS THEN
DOING FURNITURE
CANDLEICKS, LAMPS,
EXACTLY.VASES,VERYTHG.r■
NOW, THE EITING THING
■
■THE GRT DEPAE
IN THIS HO
FROM T VICTORIAN
ITEC■RE A■■OR DIG
IS LHT.
r■
ACY, YOU CAN SEE LIGHT
FROM DIFRENT ROOMS.
ANYWHERE YOU A,
YOCAN SEE THE  
GHT  ANOTHER RM.
■
THE WONDERFULTHING ■
AT I LIKE SO MUCH
ARE THE HI WINDOWS
 THAT IT BRINGS
LIT INTOHE RM
AND T IT
GUARANTEES PRIVACY.
WHAT FTAIC HOU.
IT RY IS
THEY'VE STED
 COMPLY
D IT'S SOMHE
YOU CACOME
AND REALLY STU
ANK LLOYD WRIG.
JusselR■
WE'RE BACK ON THE OOR
RE ATHE ODM
R■WHERE ANTIQUESOADSW
SPECLISTS
FROM ALL AROUND
THE CHAGO AREA.N HUNEDS
R■
 A FUTE ANTIQUES ROADSHOW,
EVENT WHEN WE ME TO YOURY.
YOU GHT 
W,OOKVERY INTERESTING
ON ANOEBOWLENAM BL.
DOOU HAVE ANY
IDEA WHAT IT IS?
ALKNOW
ITAS A ST POT
TH IT D HAVE BN FARGE
BUT AT WASOPINION
AND I LID IT EUGH,
■I BOUGT REGARDLESS
VE GOOD STE.
THANK YO
WHE'RE SINGE
IS BASICALLY
AN OON DN
D IT IS RUIAN.
THAT PART...
IT'SUSSIAN
AND YOU HAVE
A FLALESIGN
AND YOU HAVE
ANULAR WORK.
GHT THROUGH THTOP HERE
ARE LITTLE GOLD BEADS--
TH'S RAID GOLDEADS
AND IT WAS VERMMONTHAT .
OTHERTT
 ABOUT IT--
HOW NOW  IT IS A FABERGE
ORHERE IT COMEOM
IS BY THE HALLMAS THAT ARE
ON THE BOTM SIDE.
I'GOING TO TURN  ONO
r■
IF Y LOOK AT
THRK OVEHERE
THERE'S A SLIGHT-- TOP OF
IT--S A SLHT EAG.
AND ■EN YOU HAVE
THE FARGE MARK
NOW YOU KNOW
IT'S A FABERGE...
IFOU S SO.
D THEN YOU HAVE
THE NTENTSARK.
■
THATEA
IT'S8 PARTS SILVER.
RUSSN METAL WAS
EIER 86,4 OR 82.
AN UH... OR 88
ANTHIS ONE 88
SO IT'S HIGHERONTENT
OF SILVER THANHE4.
W, LOOKING
 THIS PIECE...
■UH■
THAT IT'S NOT A
VE OABER.
ITOT, IT NOT
A KARL FAB.
HISON WENT INTO
THE BUSINESSLS
THE MARK OTHE BO
IS ST.ETSBURG--
 THAT MUCH WE OW.
THE OTHER MARK
ON THE BOTTO
IS R
WHWE CAN LOOK UP
ONLOOKT UP
■AND FINDTr■
■
■IT WILVE YOU
EN HE WORKED THERE
ANLL YOU EXACTLY
WHEN IT WAS MA.r■
■E'NO...
'S CUTND DRY
IT'SRLY NEW,
THOU.
WHEN I SAY
IT COULDE ■E RN
OF THE CENTURY
, 10
SOMEWHERAROUNDHAT.
THE ENAMING  N
UP TO SNUFF.
OU LK AT THE ENAMEL
AND THE GRANULATION WORK
IS NOTP THE UFF AS
G A FALOUS FABERGE.r■
IT'S AD
■COMMCIAL FER.
NOW,OUENTION
TOE BEFORE YOU HAV
TWO  THESE
IT WAS A SET.
AND THE ENAMEL
DOESN'T MATCH.
NO, THCOLORS
ARE SLIGHTLY DRENT
ONHE WHI■ FLOWE.
THAT VERY GOOD
BECAE WHEN THEFIREHE
WH THEYS
'RE NER GOINTO GETHEM
TLY THE SAME.r■
IF THEY WERE
EXACTLTHE 
EN YOUNOW IT WAS
COMMERCILY MAD
ANIT COU
HAVE BEEN A FAKE.
■THESE
, GOOD.
AND,..
ROUGHLY SPEANG
IN TODAY MART
A PIECLIKE THIS
IFOU WENT OUT
TO B IT
IT SHOULD  YOU
SOMEWHERE
IN THEICIN■
OF ABOUT $000.
FOR ONE?
FOONE.
S.
SO, YE...
U LIKE THAT.
I .
YOU GOT■
A GREAT PIE.
n:
PRE-1988ALMOSTRS
EVERY MOVIE POSTER
WAS SE TO VIE
THEARS FOLDE
FR THEAT TO THEATER
IN BETWEEN THE FILM CANS
AND THEY WOULD FOLD THEM.
ONE OF THE EXCEPONS TO THAT
WAS THE SIZE CALLED 30 x 40--
THERE'S 30 x 40 AND
A BIGGER O CALLED 40 x 60.
THESE  PNTED O
LICARDD ANLLED
THEY WERE SILKCREENE■
D THEY WERE ANT
TO BE PUT
r■
ON AN SEL OUID
E MOVIE EATER
MEAN, TSIDE  THE WTHER.
SO VY FEW SURVIVED
SS TY WERE
NEVEUSED AT ALL.
WHERE D YOU 
■ A HOUSE SALE.
I. YOU KW,
ST...
AMGST LO OF THGS
■
EN YOU FRAMED IT
■
S ANYTNG COVED UP■
THATEMBER?
MAYBE A NUMBER
KE A R NUMERAL
OR SOMETHING
ATHE BOTM.
AH, MO LIKEL
ITOULD HAVBEEN
■
A SERIES OF NUMBERS
WN HERE
ED THEATIONAL
SCREEN NUMBER.
IT WLD HAVE BEEN
THYEAR, ICH IS 1933
AND TH ALASH
AND THREE MBER
NATIONAL SEEN
DISTRID ESE POSTERS■
TO A THE MIE THEATER
IN THETED STATES
ASSIGNG A ER TO
EVERFILM TT CAME OUT.
SO THE FST FM WAS 00
D IT WT UP FM ERE.
 THIS  A0 x 40
SICREEOF DU SP
■
ORIG FM 33
W MUCH DID YOU PAY
FOR THIS TNG?
VERY LITTL
HOW MUCH
IS VERY TT?
TO TEL■YOU THE TRH,
I REALLY DON'T REMEMR.
W MUCH DID YOU PAY
TORAME I
■
0 LLS.
THIS POSR IN AN CTION
AT ONE OF THE UR
ORIVE MAJOR AUCTION HOUSES
INEW YOR L.A.  LONDON
THAT AUCON MOVIE POSTERS
WOULD SE
CONSVATIVE)■OKAY...,000.
I'GL Y
GHT r■
IT A MASIE
I SEE YOU BROUGHT
A WDER HORTO
WHATAN Y TELL 
ABOU■WHE IT CE FROM
OR HOWOU ACQUIRED IT
THISAME FR
MY HUSBAND'S FAMILY.
GRANDFATHER'CLE
ORIGALLY OEDT
AND WHO OWS...
WE DON'T KNOW WHO
D ITEFORE THAT.
BUHIS GRANDFR WA
 WHEN HED IN0
SO, U KNOW■ITOECK
IN THE FAMILY QUITE A WA.
SO Y KNOIT'S
AT LEA 5YES OLD
OR 80 ARS OLD.
YEAH.
OM THE STYLE 
AND MANUFACTURE
OF THE HOR
WELL, IT'S
A BETIFUL RN
THIS PARTILAR STE OF HORN
■TH THE LONG, CURVED NECK
AND THE FLUTT PLATE
GENERALLY DATES YWHERE■
FROM 1780 TO 1820, 1830.
 THAT'S A VERYLD HORN.
THERE'S AN INTERES...
LOT NTERESNG THING
ABT THIS PARTICULAR RNWHH  FINDE
■
AS YOU SEE, THERE'S A LOT
OF GEOMEJ■IC DESIGNS
A LOT  CIRCL A
■H MARKAND SOORTH
ERE'S A OF
ANIMALS ON T.
THERE'S NICE CARVINGS 
TURTAND DE AND ANTELOPE.
BUT ONE OF MOSSIGNIFICANT
DRAWGS THAT ARE ONHIS HORN
ARE THESPART STICKASA HOE.
THIS IS A VERY TIC
STYLE OF DRAWING
THAT W DONE
BYHELAS DIAN
IN THE UER MISSOURI 
WHH IS BASICALLY
WHERE  A TODAY.
XTENDE■THROUGPART O
THE EASTERPLAINSS WELL
BUT THIS PARTICULAR
STYLE OF D
■
PLAINS INDIAN STYL
OF PAINTING
THAT THEY 8■D ON BUFFALOROS INTS
■
NY OF THEIR STYLE
OF PAINTINGS
YOU'LL FINDENTAL
STYLE OF PNTG TO THI
■
THAT WAS DONE INHE0s
BYHE PLAIN
AND SON WE LOOK
AT TSE FIGES
OF THE NIVE AMICANS-
THE AMERICAN INDIANS
ON T HOR-
ESCIALLY THE W THE DEER
AN■THE RSERE DO
TH THE ELONGATEDKS
THE CKS WHICWERE DONE
OUND T NECK  THEORN
AND ON THE BUL
WERIBUHIS HO
TOE A NAVEMECAN
■
TH MES IT QUITE A BIT
MORE VALUABLE D MOREARE
■
THAN IT WOULD BE IF IT WAS
JU A... AVERE HORN
THATONGED TOYOU OW
YOVERA HUNTER
SOMEERE INLLINOI
■OTHER TESTG THING ABOUT 
IST STILHAS
■ITS ORINAL SAP.
■TH IS PPER WAND
IT'SAND-FORMEDNTO LINK
AND MADE IO A CHN.
AND EN YOULSO HA
THIS LITTLE FEURE HEr■
WHICH ISALLED WDER MEA
AND TH'S AICE ELEMENT
 FD TH T HORN
USE THEY WERALYS
MADEITH HORN
■WI THEN 20YEARS LATER.'ALYS FIM
SO JT THE FACTHAT
IT'SLL TOGETHER THERE.
IS VERY UNUE IN ITSELF
BUT THE FACT THAT IT'S
THE ORIGINALATA--
 ONE'SVE MESSED WITH IT
 GOT TS
■TIGOLD-ONGE LOR--
KE QUI EXCEPTIONAL
CONSEQUELY,
THE ■E OF THE PIECE
A LOT OFES■■NS
OF THIS TUNDECORATEDE.r■
ARE RTH
OUT $60, $70, $8
THIS PTICULAR HORN, BECAUS
 THE FACT TH IS CA
AND ERICAN INDIA
D THE SIGNS ATREN 
 WOULD PUT■PPRAISF TH
■
OFROBABLOH, MY HUSBAND
ARND $4,WILL BE VERYLE
YES, TNKS FO
BRGING IT IN
THIS SAPOKOU BROUGHT IN
ISERY INTEREING.
THAT IT'A CE HISTORY
OF WOMAN'S LIFHEACT
I 
THERE'S A ER IN 
WHH IS O OF THE MOST
NANT LTERS
VE EVEREAD
■THE TITANI
r■
CAN YOGIVE AISTORY OF
HOW YOTA TETTE
■WELL, THE HISTORY
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APPRSEFORE?
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IN AOOM..
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