Paid $18 for it on Vinted, but can’t find another example of it anywhere online.

I just went through these, and they seem to be all immaculately kept for the last 60 years. I have no idea what I'm looking at in terms of value, if any. I have about 30 copies of each and there are more in the box. Possibly around 200 posters total.

My brother is trying to put a value for his ghostface mask he has had for years with slowly adding autos to it. Recently he has had a loss of income so we are trying to figure out a starting point for this. Any chance of assistance?

Been trying to get comps on it and it's been... difficult, to say the least. Pretty much pristine but needs a dusting. Anyone have thoughts on this?

Found it cleaning out my nans place.

Government surplus, never issued. Still sealed in the original carton (dated Dec 2002).

Photos show an identical set I opened for reference. Contents:

• Large and small pressure screws (A57-35, A57CA) with nuts and bearings
• Sleeve (A57-36) and sleeve plates
• Both driver handles (A57-14A, A57-15)
• Idler arm bushing removers (A57-50, A57-51)
• Full Chevy, Ford and misc adaptor sets
• Original instruction sheet (Form ZA57Q, printed 1982)
• KRA-104 metal case, stamped Snap-on Tools Corp. Kenosha WI.

Found for £4 at a UK charity shop. Thanks in advance for any help!

Inherited it from an aunt, are these worth anything?

I’m not sure if it’s worth anything at all or when it was made. It does say 1912 on it but can’t find anything online. It’s in perfect condition from what I see other then a hole on the handle

I understand they will have a minimum melt value, but I cannot find any other markings on the frames. Just curious if these are something special besides the obvious. According to the internet the case was made between 1870 and 1884, however I cannot confirm the case belongs to the glasses. They were in the case when I acquired them out of a dumpster bound for a landfill.

I think it's an MC Escher, but nothing else.

It's a bit niche, but this was a published poster/map that showed the locations around Canada of many books. I cannot find much info of it online except archival photos. It's mounted on cardboard and sealed in excellent condition. Just curious if I should look to sell it or just donate it. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hi,

I inherited this cutlery set. It's approx. 2kg (old scale so could be wrong).

A, B, C, D have "Boulenger"

A and C have "BLANC 84"

B has "BLANC 60"

D has "BLANC 18"

E has "(?) & Be" and "BLANC [two stars]"

F has "Andover silverplate"

G has "Heritage Canada E.P. Brass"

H has "Community"

Not sure what I is, I can't find any engraving. Also it's rusty and grimy as hell.

I also have two platters but I can't find anything on them either. One is absolutely disgusting and the other is in better shape.

Does anyone know what this is all worth? I tried to look it up but I can't find much info. From what I understand the "blanc" means it's plated? It was very tarnished/oxidized(?) and I cleaned everything using a silver cleaner with cloth. Thank you

Hello! Found some old Scooby-Doo VHS tapes and someone told me this one specifically is hard to find. I couldn’t find any recent eBay sales and google lens just took me to Reddit with people looking for it to finish their collections. Anyone happen to know value or if it’s actually as hard to find as it seems? Thanks for any help in advance!

Found these things no idea what they are worth

Done in a Gouache style, measures about 3 feet long and 1 foot wide. Matted on a cardboard frame.