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Thanks for the reply. I was thinking that would be the answer. In my travels I've seen so many small, local artists producing some beautiful art but they are rarely known outside of their region. I'd love to know who made these pieces but I guess that will probably remain a mystery.

I don't usually buy pottery since I know so little about it but these two pieces stood out to me. Not sure if they are really worth anything or even how old they are. I'm guessing they were made within the last twenty year or so by small, independent artists but I could be wrong. I haven't...

I'm don't know much about WW2 armament but I keep seeing something called "fin stabilized" armor piercing anti-tank rounds. I haven't really been able to find anything that looks like your finds, though.

This looks really familiar but I can't seem to place it. As soon as it is identified it will be obvious to me, I'm sure. I found it on a property about a mile from the heaviest fighting of a major Civil War battlefield. It's also near a major crossroads that the armies would have used. It could...

Very nice find!

I found a $50 bill just walking down the street one day a few years back and a $20 bill the other day. Mostly I just find pennies and the occasional dime or quarter.

75th Anniversary of the allied victory in WW2. I've never seen that before. I'm going to have to keep an eye out now. Thanks for sharing!

That looks awesome! Great job! I just started woodworking so building a box like that is something to aspire to.

I'm just getting back into coin collecting after a 25 year hiatus. Right now I'm focusing on coppers (IHC for now but eventually large cents and colonials). My question is, does anyone know of any quality wooden storage boxes that will fit both PCGS and NGC slabs? I know that the height and...

I agree. Definitely part of a stove.

Thanks for the information. I have used AbeBooks but couldn't find what I was looking for. I actually did find it with some more research, though. If anyone is interested, the title is "When and Where We Met Each Other, On Shore and Afloat: Battles, Engagements, Actions, Skirmishes, and...

When I was a kid I remember finding a series of books that listed every battle, skirmish and campaign during the Civil War with some details about date, army strength, casualties, etc. If I remember right they were printed in the 1920's but the original publication date could have easily been...

I'm wondering if the image on the front is supposed to be the Sun of May: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_of_May

Possibly this: Antique Railroad Lead Sealer Values | Antique Railroad Memorabilia

Reminds me of the two logos in the center of this picture.I'm still trying to figure out the automaker, though.

This was the first thing that came to my mind, too. Kinda similar to this?

Lost mine a long time ago so I can't really help but here are a couple of websites that talk about marble identification: https://westvirginiamarblecollectorsclub.com/identification/ and https://www.marblecollecting.com/marble-reference/online-marble-id-guide/.

The very first Poké Ball. Gotta catch 'em all!

That's amazing! Can't wait see the video!

If it's brass then there are quite a few videos on youtube that explain the best techniques. Here's one...