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31 Vintage Unmailed Postcards of Pennsylvania
This is a collection of 31 unmailed, vintage hand colored photograph postcards of places in Pennsylvania. Some of the publishers include J.F. Kirkton, I. Robbins & Son, Leo Meyer, Boyle's Book Store, Somerset Book Store, Ace Hoffman, and Lynn H. Boyer, Jr. Locations include the Gallery of Vertebrate Paleontology, Island Park beach, Leigh Bridge, birthplace of old glory, Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and various other historic and scenic views.
Here is a collection of 21 vintage postcards of New Hampshire. Nearly all of them are images of Portsmouth, N.H. and specifically of buildings. Four of them have been mailed, the rest are blank. The four mailed cards are "Strawberry Bank" postmarked 1913, "Old Church, Star Island" postmarked 1912, "Thomas Bailey Aldrich House" 1918, and ""Peace Treaty Building, Navy Yard" postmarked 1919.
The Germania Brewing Co. Glass Bottle, Charleston S.C.
This is a blue glass bottle reading "THE GERMANIA / BREWING CO. / G / CHARLESTON / S.C. / REGISTERED" and also "THIS BOTTLE NOT TO BE SOLD." The bottle is 7 inches high, and the base has a diameter of 2 3/8 inches. The glass of this bottle is very thick, and it has a seam along the side that ends a bit before the top (probably removed by hand-tooling).
This is a tool lot of five Ford wrenches. I will describe them in the order they are seen in the first image below. The first is a small cresent wrench. Its sockets are 5/8 and 3/4 inches. It is marked "Ford" and "1" and "2". The second wrench is marked "FORD USA" and "M" and its sockets measure 9/16 and 5/8. The third wrench is marked "FORD" and "1" and "2" and its measurements are 3/4 and 11/16. The fourth wrench is combination offset box wrench and crescent wrench. The crescent wrench is 15/16 and the socket is 5/8. The fifth wrench is marked "FORD USA 01A-17017 B 62." This is an offset box wrench, the sockets measure 3/4 and 7/8.
This Berretta lookalike hand gun lighter is marked "M-9 T51438" on one side, "Pieiro-Beretya" on the other. Clicks, but does not light, probably needs some internal servicing. Great little collectible.
These vintage 4" long caliper dividers are marked "HILGER & SONS." Probably intended for mapwork. At first I thought one of the tips was broken, but upon closer inspection it might be an intentional feature, looks like a finer piece of metal welded to the end (maybe for scratch marking? Could be a later modification, too). They open up just beyond a 90 degree angle. Takes some effort to open and close them, but they stay firmly in position once they're set.
