This American Historical Staffordshire Dark Blue Creamer, featuring a scene of General Lafayette at Benjamin Franklin's tomb, is a captivating piece from Enoch Wood & Sons, crafted around 1820 in Burslem, England.
The creamer boasts a deep blue hue with a delicate border of flowers and vines, showcasing intricate detailing. Measuring 5 7/8" in height, 3 1/8" in width, and 5 3/4" in length, th…

Introducing the "Time Capsule Delights" View-Master packet from the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois.
This hard-to-find packet is in excellent condition and includes 21 beautiful ColorFilm 3-D pictures. Please note that due to the change in film used during this time period, the colors in the pictures have turned slightly reddish or magenta.
However, the majority of the…

This exquisite Royal Institute Commemorative Copper Medal, part of the Dr.
Jay Galst Collection, showcases a blend of historical significance and artistic craftsmanship. Grading, as noted, is subjective in nature, adding a layer of interpretation to the piece's overall value and uniqueness.
With a focus on medals and exonumia, this commemorative medal stands out as a high-end collectible …

This vintage comic book magazine, Super Science Stories Pulp May 1940 Vol.
1 #2 GD- 1.8, presents a glimpse into the science fiction literature of the past. Featuring works by renowned authors like Robert Heinlen and L.
Sprague de Camp, this issue offers stories that reflect the imaginative spirit of the era. The cover art by Gabriel Mayorga and interior illustrations by Hannes Bok enhanc…

This comic book magazine, titled "Sci-Fi Chronicles: Issue #2," features a cover art by Virgil Finlay and was published in December 1953. With dimensions of 5.25" x 7.5" and 130 pages, this black and white publication is described as a mid-grade item, likely showing a few minor defects.
Despite its age, it is noted to be in a condition that can be characterized as "slightly used" rather than …

The "Sequential Stories Digest" is a vintage comic book magazine from January 1975, featuring a special article titled "The Present State of Igneos Research" by Gordon R.
Dickson. This issue includes illustrations by renowned artists such as John Schoenherr, Vincent diFate, Jack Gaughan, and Kelly Freas, with a cover designed by John Schoenherr.
Published by Dell Magazines, this mid-grade…

This antique almanac and cookbook, published by Barker, Moore & Mein Medicine Co in Philadelphia in 1900, is a treasure trove of information for farmers and households of the time.
The almanac provides monthly calculations, while the cookbook offers recipes and a guide for farmers and stock raisers. The 12 black and white comics are a delightful addition, full of imaginative and detailed illu…

The Sky Explorer Play Set is a toy parachute designed for children that offers educational and fun science experiences.
It comes with one plastic paratrooper and an attached parachute that is tangle-free and requires no assembly or batteries.
The parachute can be easily tossed high and watched as it flies through the air. The Aeromax 2000 toy parachute comes in assorted bright neon colors…

This adventure kit is designed for children who love exploring nature.
The kit includes a working flashlight, binoculars, and compass, all featuring fun Despicable Me Minions graphics. The model number is MS-339MMVM.
The kit comes new and sealed in its original retail packaging. This is a great value for parents looking to provide their children with a fun and educational toy.

The "Sci-Fi Pulp Digest" from April 1948, Volume 41, Issue 2, offers readers a glimpse into the world of Astounding Science Fiction.
With dimensions of approximately 7.5 inches by 5 inches and containing 160 pages of black and white content printed on newsprint, this vintage publication is a collector's item.
Despite being classified as a low-grade item, it remains complete and legible, a…