I have 8 cans of these that have jelly beans candy inside and the red paper in the picture. I opened one all the rest are sealed. I can't find out anything on it and was hoping you know someone who might want them? Thank you Susan If you can help susan please click on the comment button

Nice Button But Who The Heck Is It?

Tim found this interesting button and would like to know who is pictured on the button and any additional information. Can you help Tim? If so please click on the comment button. Thank you!

Washington Lincoln Wall Hanging

I am hoping you can help identify this item, since it has Washington and Lincoln on it. I’ve searched everywhere online and can’t identify year or even for sure what it is. It was hanging in my grandma’s log cabin for years and year. She passed away in 1981 at age 79. It looks like a magazine or sheet music holder, but the presidents on it is odd. Inside where the magazines would go is pretty red paper. It’s possible she painted it a solid gold, although she was an outdoors person and not at all crafty, so it seems unlikely. I’ve heard guesses that it was made for the centennial or for a school. The back is wood and there isn’t any marking or lettering. We are holding an auction and I would rather not put this on if it is rare or has special value. Any insight you can offer would be greatly appreciated! Darleine

Looking For Information on an Abraham Lincoln Plate

Submitted by Rick: This plate has been in family for many years, would like to know if it has value? Thank you. Rick If you can help Rick, please click on the comment button and provide your feedback. Thank you!

Vintage Waldman Donkey Pin

Submtited by Michael: Can you help Michael with this item? He is looking for any information on it and an approximate value. Thank you for helping Michael.

The gift and program from the Alfred E. Smith dinner in NYC. Submitted by Dane. If you can help Dane by providing information on this item, an idea of its value or would like to make an offer, please click the comment button

Franklin Roosevelt Belgium Memorial Piece

I have a woven portrait of FDR that was issued on the occasion of the liberation of Belgium. This piece served a dual purpose, both as a celebratory item for the liberation, as well as an FDR memorial piece. It was woven by a Belgian concern (Edmond Meert, 1869-1961) in appreciation and “Presented as a tribute of thankfulness to their American friends.” These words are woven into the bottom of the portrait. The dates sewn into the piece are 1932-1945 (the year of his death), as well as the black band in the upper corner for the memorial piece. (Please see the attached photo) Submitted by: Amy Can you help Amy identify the value of this item? If so, please click on the comment button