Cocktail napkins.

Booties.

Lady bug push pins (Japan).

Last Sunday with Aisha.

Four sleepy Mexican trays for Jose and Deb.

Camera case.

Korean Air.

Aisha's new flask.

Another one.

Christmas in October.

Last week and this week. Indians.

Wish it was mine.

Last week. Not mine.

Assasinated.

Martin Luther and ...

the Kennedy brothers.

Two looks.

Miniature playing cards and
designer bottle re-sealer.

Diorama and locks.

Glass show case and ...

three Japanese combination locks.

Bike seat.




Girls.

Bisby.

Surveyor's hand level.

Shout out brother.

Olive drab green painted brass WWI era dry card compass. Manufactured in Switzerland for the U.S. Engineer Corps. Bottom stamped with the makers name Plan Ltd, Neuchatel and individual serial number.

An early attempt at a mirror compass, with an originally polished brass insert in the cover which allows the card (w/ bearings printed in reverse) to be read while sighting on a target. Compass points strong North. Weight: 5 oz. Contains radium paint.

Hand-made in Denmark. 6 clear crystal 9.5 oz port wine
glasses from Per Lutken's most famous and popular drinking
service, 'Canada.' Although 'Hvid Canada' (Clear Canada)
had a long production span, they're said to be very hard to find
on the secondary market - especially in perfect and unused
condition. Year of design: 1955.

Girl.

Boots.