A View Down the Gunsight

Available here.

Eyes Painting

Available here.

Sophie and Moxie's "Modern Beauty Shop" Steel Sign

Available at Satyricon.

My Mother's Shroud

Available here. Update: Sold for $203.50

19th Century Tintype of a Woman in Mourning

Available here. Update: Sold for $610.00

Circa 1920's Photo of a Folk Art Uncle Sam Mail Box in North Dakota

Available here.

Thanks, I will!

The Door (with Self Portrait)

Johannes Helder 1842-1913
The Door (With Self Portrait)
Oil on canvas
32 1/2 x 28"

Estimate $8,500-10,000

Sold for $56,250.00 including buyer's premium at Sotheby's.

Circa 1850 Ship's Bust Portrait Figurehead, American

Sold for $18,750.00 including premium at Sotheby's.

An African American Circus

Oil on canvas
Circa 1930
19 1/4 x 25 1/2"

Sold at Sotheby's for $7,500.00 including premium.

1941 World War II Painting of an English Spitfire Downing an Enemy Plane

Sold for $89.23 on eBay.

Uh, it's one thing to find a 68 yr. old fruitcake...

...but to actually eat a piece of it!?! Oh Lord.

Here's the seller's description:

Since I have been Unemployed for the past three years I have been cleaning out storage units. I came across this weird and unusual find.

I found a unit in which the owner saved everything. I removed over three thousand pounds of magazines, newspapers, letters and personal papers. this person kept track of all his records and noted everything. In a storage trunk amungst his Military uniform was this wrapped cake and papers indicating he was in the military from 1942 -1942. The cake I can only assume was mailed to him while he was in the Pacific Theater. I have not disected the cake but believe it to be FRUIT CAKE. I did not want to destroy the remaining wrapper. I did actually try a bite. IT tasted like crap, but edible after all these yeaars.LOL.

Available here.

Vintage Photo of a 1934 George Washington Snow Sculpture

Available here.

Babies Need...

Heinz Vitamin-Rich Strained Foods!

Available here.

Life of Isaac W. Sprague- The Living Skeleton

Available here.

Early Figural Corkscrew with Woman's Legs

Available at Hake's.

The Peters Bros. Shoemobile

Available here.

Son-Shine

Available here.

Bill Penfield....Professional Pole Sitter

Available here.

An Anatomical Chart on Oral Hygiene Depicting Before and After Treatment

Available at Hake's.

Machine Age Candy

Art Deco candy box. Available here.

Circa 1940's Folk Art Carving of the Lincoln Memorial

Measures 14" tall.

Circa 1920's Folk Art Carved Head of a Man

Circa 1890's Objects Made from Macerated U.S. Paper Money

Available at Hake's.

Auction house description:
First three have paper labels attached with text stating that each item was "Made of United States bank notes redeemed and macerated at the US Treasury, Washington, DC." Each also has an estimated value of the currency before it was macerated and turned into these souvenir objects. First is 4" tall bust of George Washington. Currency value "Estimated at ten thousand dollars." Second is 2" tall top hat with estimated five thousand dollar value. The last two are 3.75" dia. First is raised bust of Washington with souvenir text along border. Estimated at three thousand dollars. Last is raised Capitol dome with surrounding flag motif on front. Back has leaf design with text molded in reading "Made of money destroyed by U.S. Treasury. Estimated three thousand dollars. Nat'l Currency Souvenir Co./1238 N.J. Ave. N.W.-Washington D.C."