This 1850s $1 Adrian Insurance Company obsolete note from Adrian, MI has been certified as CU 63 by PM.
The item is part of a collection offered by a reputable coin and currency dealer based in Michigan. The dealer is associated with various numismatic organizations and guarantees the authenticity of their items.
The note is a piece of US obsolete currency that may appeal to collectors in…

This antique McKeen County Bank $5 banknote, showcased in the accompanying images, presents a visually appealing piece for collectors.
The note is a testament to the historical significance of obsolete currency, offering a glimpse into a bygone era. For those interested in numismatic items, this banknote may hold a particular allure.
Additionally, the seller, Edelman's Coins & Stamps, spe…

This collector's guide, titled "Collector's Guide: Pottery and Porcelain Marks 1850-Present," is a valuable resource for enthusiasts interested in rare and collectible books.
With a focus on pottery and porcelain marks from 1850 onwards, this book provides detailed information for collectors and researchers.
The item is noted to be in good condition, making it a reliable addition to any c…

The MetalMark Laser Engraving Kit is a high-end product designed for those seeking precision and accuracy in their engraving projects.
Equipped with the latest 5.5W laser beam shaping technology diode laser, this machine boasts an ultra-fine 0.06mm sharp laser focus that can cut up to 15mm thick wood and 10mm acrylic, as well as carve ceramics and stainless steel.
The fast focusing design…

This pack of 10 un-glazed Ceramic Bisque Tiles is perfect for those who enjoy creative expression.
Measuring 4.25 X 4.25 inches and 1/4 inch thick, these tiles feature footing grooves on the back side and nibs on the sides for mounting and grouting.
They are bisque unpainted and ready for underglaze, glaze/underglaze, and firing at cone 06 in a ceramic kiln. Additionally, they can be used…

This antique serving spoon dates back to the 1850s, featuring a medallion head design crafted from coin silver.
The piece is marked with the initials W&H and has been professionally polished, maintaining its original charm. In nice condition, this spoon would make a valuable addition to any collector's inventory.

This Benin Leather-Covered Ceremonial Mask from the 1850s is a stunning piece of African ethnographic art.
The intricate leather covering and detailed metalwork create a sense of grandeur and reverence, fitting for its ceremonial purpose.
The mask's age adds to its historical significance and rarity, making it a valuable addition to any collection of African art.
Its impressive size a…