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Box, 1700s, Japan.
Art Deco Platinum Diamond and Sapphire Ring
Johannes Barbieri - “Joly Negativ/Positiv”, Schmetterling, c. 1907
How to Give Hypnotic Exhibitions: With History of Hypnotism by Professor L. A. Harraden, 1900
Valentine’s Day card, 1860-80.
Vyachelav Nazaruk’s illustration for “The Tale of Tsar Saltan” by Alexander Pushkin.
Shelf clock, 1810, Massachusetts.
An outstanding example of one of America’s great horological achievements, this 18 size Hamilton 946 - circa 1908 - represents one of the finest pocket watches money can buy. We’re pleased to offer the piece in its own custom-made hardwood case and heavy sterling Albert watch chain.
Professor L.A. Harraden’s Complete Mail Course of Twenty Illustrated Lessons in Hypnotism, 1899
18k White Gold Opal and Diamond Ring
Nugget Library, March 12, 1891
Marie Doro (1911)
Born: May 25, 1882
Died: October 9, 1956
Years Active: Stage (1903)… Film: 1915 - 1923
Laurens Hammond – Scientist of the Day
Laurens Hammond, an American engineer and inventor, was born Jan. 11, 1895.
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Pair of field telephones used during World War I, from the collection of the Chemung County Historical Society
Microbeaded bag, 1910.
What a little cutie! 1920s?