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3.5 x 6 Just peel & stick your business card 15-month calendar keeps your contact information posted longer Mails with 1 first-class stamp! Common kitchen measurements for added usefulness. 2014 mini-calendar on back to increase calendar use. Customer re-order page requests referrals and gauges interest. Emergency and Important Numbers pages keeps magnet in front of your clients. Heavyweight, glossy card stock adds value and communicates quality. Matching envelopes included. Must be ordered in quantities of 100.

Vintage tooled leather card case; stitched on ends, with the monogram C and has a snap closure. Size: 3-1/4 inches length, 2-1/2 inches width. Condition: vintage, used Comments: probably originally made for a graduating Sr. - comes with the original cards enclosed. Circa 1940's

Novelty item - a cast aluminum paperweight, nicely weighted (8.8 oz.) and detailed; 4 inches height by 3-inches width.

Approx. 4.5 long, appears to be sterling silver, no maker's mark, engraved with initials on the end, Victorian design, early 1900s, fair condition, dings and dents, small split at the end, sold as found, priced accordingly.

Everyone uses a calendar. Attach your business card to this Real Estate themed 12-month magnetic business card (M.B.C.) calendar and leave a lasting impression with your customer. Your name and contact information will be easily accessible for quick reference Additional Information: Prices include 12-month calendar with U.S.A., Canadian, and Jewish holidays highlighted in red imprint, convenient re-order form, and next year's calendar on backer card, and Kitchen Measurements artwork on back of backer card. Calendar magnet with punch-out magnet and pre-printed A Gift For You #7 Envelopes, size of 6-3/4 X 3-3/4 . MUST BE ORDERED IN QUANTITIES OF 100 PER STYLE...ORDER AT LEAST 300 FOR A BIG DISCOUNT. Shipping will be $4.50 per 100 box with envelopes.

'Dr Henry Stephens inventor of Blue Black ink in 1832 built his factory in north London in 1874. Ths ceramic ink bottle still has most of the original paper label and complete stopper. Stopper is cork. Chip on neck as shown in photo. Measures 3 1/2 inches tall. A great addition to any inkwell collection!

Beautiful vintage paperweight, very heavy, Showing burst of exotic red flowers with yellow center, It stands about 2 3/4 inches high, Buyer pays for shipping and insurance.

Both are mechanical pencils. Short one is about 2.5 , stamped sterling silver, art deco circa 1920s or so, worn on a chain, some small dents, overall good and functional condition. Long one is nearly 4.5 long, late 1800s to early 1900s, unmarked sterling silver, functional, simple. Very good vintage condition. Both sold unpolished as found, nice patina, one price for both.

Die cast metal, bright red with two moving/ turning wheels/ pencil sharpener marked on bottom: Made In Spain - Play/Me - Ref. 960 Size: 3 inches height, 1-1/2 inch square base.

This ornately molded mirror was made to be used on a dressing table or a vanity. It can be hung or can stand on a dresser or vanity. Done in wonderful Art Deco colors of green and rose. Measures about 15 high by 11 wide. Both the gesso and the mirror are in very decent condition, and would be gorgeous in the right room! Probably circa 1920's. (#T-1415) Keywords: mirrors bedroom furniture

Not sure exactly what this was used for originally, lovely vintage piece, circa 1940s-50s, brown marbelized catalin bakelite, about 8.5 long, I welcome your information on this piece, I can't remember if this was for cheese, meat, or what? Very good vintage condition.

Just how adorable is this guy as he sits on your desk! Poodle Pal, 3-in-1, Ruler; Letter Opener; Ball Pen all in original box. His tail is a pen and the back is a spring holder for holding notes, letters. Missing is the sponge which would be on the top of the head of the poodle. Pure 1950's item. Decorative; A Gift you will be proud to give or receive! The Poodle is black with a gold design on all his legs and has white eyes bottom stamped Japan in gold. Shipping weight 2 lbs.

A metal pencil sharpener in the shape of a roll top desk. The top of the desk opens up and reveals all the cubby holes found in this type of desk. The back of the desk is signed, Durham Industries Inc., New York, N.Y. 10010, Item No. 11, Made in Hong Kong, American Greetings Corp. The desk measures 2 ¼ in. tall.

A brass paperweight with a large feathered marked duck as the figural top portion. The paperweight measures 7 ¾ in. long and has a foil label, Made in Taiwian, Republic of China.

A glass paperweight with the outer portion filled with graduating sizes of controlled bubbles. Looking from the bottom, the center is clear, but from the top and sides all you see are the controlled bubbles. The paperweight measures 2 7/8 in. high with a smooth polished bottom Shipping weight 1 ¾ lbs.

I have never seen anything quite like this so bear with me... Measuring about 8 1/4 long, this mechanical pencil appears to be a salesman's sample or store prop or display. It must be rare, as I've been collecting and selling for nearly 2 decades and have not seen this type of piece before. If anyone knows more about these, I would love to hear from you. The lovely pencil is made of brass and is FULLY functional! That's right...it has a very thick lead point which mechanically puches out at the twist of the end piece. The only marking I could find was a MADE IN GERMANY hallmark around the top of it. Rather than being round, the pencil is squared off and has lovely Art Deco criss crossed machine work on 4 sides. Alternating with these sides are blue enameled stripes. The top removes to open up the cylinder for extra leads, and it also has an eraser still present and intact. My guess is that this dates to the 1920s or 30s. In gently used condition, I have included several views to try to illustrate the fine condition and craftsmanship that went into this piece. The enameling is in very good, near mint condition, and it appears to be original and free of any repairs or damage. Pefect for the most advanced of collectors, this is offered at less than my initial purchase price many years ago to encourage bidding. PLEASE...pardon these pictures...they do NOT do justice to this piece and I'll attempt to take more images to more adequately and accurately depict this fine rarity!

Lucite Paperweight with three 1970 Pennies. Used Condition with some scratches . Measures 2 1/4 inches in diameter Buyer pays cost of Priority Mail to your Zip Code or Foreign location.. We do accept electronic payments thru Paypal only. Money Orders ensure next business day shipment. (PA residents add 6 percent sales tax.). (Postal Insurance is suggested; charged at USPS rates). Payment receipt required within ten (10) days.

Single bookend, depicting a team of oxen being driven and pulling a Conestoga type covered wagon, much like the pioneers used when heading west. Has great detail, material I believe to be Syroco; a molded pressed wood. Unmarked, was possibly made by Syroco Wood Co, Syracuse, N.Y. They often used paper labels. Condition: End chips here and there; some may be manufacturing flaws as the color is the same/ consistant. Horse & rider to the side, the ox team, driver to the side, and a man, woman, and child are riding in the front of the wagon, again, shows great detail. Size: 6-3/8 inches height, 5-1/4 inches width, 2-1/2 inches depth.

A great vintage partial page original magazine ad. Ad measures approximately: 3 x 8 Condition: VG. Certificate of Authenticity is provided to show that this piece is from an original magazine (not a copy). Keywords: memorabilia collectible collectibles collectable collectables vintage antique sale buy ads magazines advertisements typewriters history 1920s 20s twenties

A great vintage full page original magazine ad. Ad measures approximately: 6 1/2 x 9 1/2 Condition: VG. Certificate of Authenticity is provided showing this piece to be from an original magazine (not a copy). Keywords: memorabilia collectible collectibles collectable collectables vintage antique sale buy ads magazines advertisements typewriters history 1920s 20s twenties