Delve into the past with the "Central American Cartographic Treasures from 1897." This antique map, sourced from the Century Atlas of the World, offers a glimpse into the historical cartography of Central America and the Caribbean.
Presented authentically, this piece is a true relic, not a modern reproduction. Included with the map is a copy of the title page, enhancing its historical value.<…

Crafted by S Kirk & Son, these vintage repoussé coin silver spoons exude timeless elegance.
Weighing 1.05 troy ounces, they bear the distinguished mark of the renowned silversmith. The spoons showcase intricate detailing and are in great condition, with only minor surface scratches reflective of their age and previous use.
A testament to fine craftsmanship and historical charm, these piec…

Crafted by Bechtel & Eno of Philadelphia, this set of three coin silver spoons dates back to the mid-19th century, circa 1861-1866. Adorned with elegant shell pattern handles and monogrammed with the name "Yearicks," these spoons boast a total weight of 2.05 troy ounces.
Measuring 6 inches in length, they showcase a classic design indicative of their time period. Despite showing only light su…

This Victorian Coin Silver Josephine Tea Knife with Bell Crest, dating back to circa 1855, is a charming piece of early coin silver.
Weighing 0.95 troy ounces, this tea/youth knife features a delicate Josephine 1855 pattern. The piece is marked with the word "Coin" and any perceived dark spots in the images are simply shadows.
Ideal for collectors or those seeking a budget-friendly antiqu…

This set of 6 coin silver spoons by James Howell of Philadelphia, dating back to the early 19th century, exudes elegance and history.
Each spoon bears the maker's mark "J Howell" and features ornate matching monograms. With a total weight of 3.15 troy ounces and measuring 6 1/8 inches in length, these spoons showcase craftsmanship from a bygone era.
While some bowls display dents and ding…

This demitasse spoon by S.
Kirk & Son is a beautiful piece of early coin silver, featuring intricate repousse detailing. Measuring 4" in length and weighing 0.45 troy ozs, this spoon is marked with the distinctive S Kirk & Son 10.15 stamp.
Despite its age, it remains in great condition with only light surface scratches from normal use. Please note that the listing is for one spoon only, w…

This set of three antique coin silver spoons crafted by Henry Erwin in Philadelphia around the 1800s holds historical significance as a representation of early American craftsmanship.
Each spoon, weighing a total of 0.85 troy ounces, bears the distinct mark of H. Erwin, adding to its authenticity and charm.
The dark spots visible in the images are clarified as shadows, ensuring the integr…

Immerse yourself in a collection of unused 19th-century stamps from the United States with these Vintage American Heritage Stamps.
Each stamp comes with its own unique history, ranging from NH (Never Hinged) to NG (No Gum). Whether you're a seasoned philatelist or a beginner collector, these budget-friendly stamps offer a glimpse into America's heritage through the lens of postal history.
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This vintage US Scott #189 Mint Hinged Stamp is a piece of history from the 19th century.
With various hinging conditions ranging from NH to NG, this stamp offers collectors a glimpse into the past. The affordable of this stamp makes it an attractive addition to any stamp collection.
Whether you are a seasoned philatelist or a novice collector, this unused stamp from the United States is …

This 19th-century United States stamp, Scott 151, features a 12c dull violet Bank Note issue depicting Henry Clay.
The stamp is used and displays a light blue concentric circles cancel, with a micro-tear present between the perforations on the upper right edge.
Despite this flaw, the stamp remains in sound condition overall, making it a suitable addition to any stamp collection. The inclu…