This is a Dazey hand mixer - Can't find one online.
This is the handle of the Dazey hand mixer
These forks and spoon came home from the dump with the forks shown below. They are silver "tarnished" and show Victor S. Co A1 + Overlay. Not sure if I should clean them up??
This is a McCoy bean pot I think. No lid and has a chip on the lip.
This is the bottom of the McCoy bean pot - it shows USA
This is a Vernonware Authentic Early California pitcher
This is the bottom of the Vernonware pitcher. It shows a stamp before it was cooked "not sure what its called when you cook pottery" and then it has another stamp after it was cooked.
These forks and spoon came home from the dump with the forks shown below. They are silver "tarnished" and show Victor S. Co A1 + Overlay. Not sure if I should clean them up??
This is a McCoy bean pot I think. No lid and has a chip on the lip.
This is the bottom of the McCoy bean pot - it shows USA 
This is a Vernonware Authentic Early California pitcher
This is the bottom of the Vernonware pitcher. It shows a stamp before it was cooked "not sure what its called when you cook pottery" and then it has another stamp after it was cooked.
ANOTHER UPDATE - Thru a website I found out these forks are worth between 3 to 5 dollars each. Not bad eh?? :-)
UPDATE - I just found out that these forks are US Army from WW2. OK these forks are a mystery to me. I have searched online for anything close to them and haven't found anything. I think they are a military fork but not sure. My grandpa use to work at the city dump and would bring stuff home all the time LOL well this is one of the things he brought home.
This is the handle of the forks shown above. It shows U.S. and nothing else.
1 comment:
wow I love them they look old awesome.
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