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Item: World War II Japanese Flag
Inventory #: 2080
Description: Silk Japanese Flag, or Hinomaru. These were often signed with
well-wishes and other slogans as encouragement and for good luck. Two leather
reinforced corners with ties. Some bleeding as seen and wear to one edge.
Dimension: 34” by 26”
$295
Item: Three Indian Baskets
Inventory #: 1827, 1863, 4200
Description: Hupa basket mush bowl. Modoc/Kalmath child’s fez.
Northwest Coast oval covered basket. All in very good condition.
Dimension: Hupa – 4-1/4” high, 8-1/2” diameter.
Modoc – 4-1/4” high, 5-1/2” diameter at widest point.
NW Coast – 2-7/8” high, 5-3/4” long, 4-1/4” deep.
Hupa - $695
Modoc - $795
NW Coast - $235
Item: Coffee Grinder
Inventory #: 4004
Description: Unusual folky coffee grinder with silver chased
handle on large inlaid base. Dovetailed box.
Dimension: 28” long, 16” tall to top of handle
$695
Item: High wheel bicycle
Inventory #: 4240
Description: C. 1910 comparatively small high wheel bicycle. Black repaint over red-orange paint. Seat (slightly bent on one side) lined in horsehair.
Small back wheel slightly flattened. Has arresting decorative potential!
Dimension: 39” to top of handlebars
$995
Item: Coffee Mill
Inventory #: 2017
Description: Coffee mill marked The Swift Mill, Lane Brothers,
Poughkeepsie, NY. May have some minor repaint.
Dimension: 18” high, base 8” by 8” and wheels are 11-3/4”.
$475
Item: Civil War Letter
Inventory #: 4203
Description: Sad letter from Jacob Ruth to his wife and children in January 1865. Written from a “camp near Savanah [sic]”, Ruth expresses sadness that his family has forsaken him because they haven’t responded to his November letter. He closes, saying he believes they are heading to Charleston. Letter is in fine, readable condition, with several misspellings, and we include an envelope addressed to Mr. Ruth that does not appear to be original to this letter.
Dimension: Double-sided glass frame is 12-1/2” T and 6-3/4 W.
$195
Item: Stained Glass Window
Inventory #: 4006
Description: Beautiful window from c. 1905 upscale arts and
crafts home in Seattle. Frame is stained dark fir. Glass is intact,
with only a few cracks, as expected.
Dimension: 41-1/2” high by 28-3/4” wide by 1-1/2” deep.
Frame 2-1/4” wide vertical and 2/78” wide horizontal.
$895

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