Antiques & Vintage Collectibles

ANTIQUE METAL NEGATIVE, DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT IT. IT'S 3 1/2 INCHES BY 3.IT MIGHT BE THE INSIDE OF A STORE, DON'T KNOW FOR SURE.

At Antiques On Broadway, we have lots of pretty antique and vintage pottery pieces which are sure to brighten your home. There are antique crocks, unique stoneware kitchenalia, fancy tea cups for warming up with a spot of tea, and ceramic pieces with the florals and greens we are so anxious to see!

Worth is a worthless term. “I’m forever hearing this is worth such and such,” said Sullivan. “I wish I could strike the word ‘worth’ from our vocabulary.” The value the person states is always far greater than what the item would ever sell for. That’s especially true of collectables, he said. “In a collectors’ catalog, an item will be listed for one value, but if you want to sell it, you won’t get anywhere near that.”

Transit token good for one fare on the Pittsburgh Railways Co. system in 1922. 7/16 diameter, appears to be brass, circulated wear, otherwise

Everything from farm toys and action figures, to antique dolls and antique doll clothes can be found at Iowa's largest doll and toy show, slated for March 10.

Here are more of my collection of wooden wall phones. There are double boxes, single boxes, and 3 box telepones.

HER IS A NICE OLD 6 OZ IRON,NO HANDLE CAN READ WHAT IS ON IT GOOD,,SAIDS ITS A DOVER USA SAD IRON 6 OZ

A century worth of history on the collectible lingerie line.

This type of specialized drinking vessel was called a stirrup cup. While the form had ancient Roman precedents, they were most popular throughout the late 18th and 19th centuries. This type of cup was often presented to a rider on horseback — while their feet were in the stirrups of the saddle — when they were departing or arriving home, often from the hunt. Since stirrup cups generally have no base, the presence of servants to hand the cup (sometimes on a specially fitted tray) to the drinker was necessary and the recipient was required to down the contents fairly quickly.

this is an original antique lithograph from late 19th century it is a book plate printed in leipzig, germany in 1894 the print measures

What we see is the A.J. Gladwell Bicycle shop, with 665 above the door, and 665 R. Beechman on the awning.

So I set out to find more about Mr. Gladwell, and why the name Beechman was on his awning but not his painted window sign.

The Mentor magazine is an obscure vintage magazine for several reasons: The creator’s intentions, its various incarnations, and rather shoddy historical record (it is not listed in the National Union Catalogue of Periodicals).