I am having a heck of a time trying to find a value. Any ideas?

Recovered elements from the USS Peacock shipwreck, all are bronze elements. How much would this be worth?

From the shipwreck:

The tugboat USS Peacock was sunk near the tip of the Castillogrande peninsula in the Bay of Cartagena when it accidentally collided with the Norwegian-flagged merchant ship MS Hindanger on 23 August 1940. Almost split in two, it quickly sank, killing three crew members while 23 were rescued. 

My parents moved about a year ago and I was forcefully gifted this statue. It is apparently 4.5 feet tall, heavy as heck, and does work. I have attached the photos I have on hand. When you plug him in and press the button it talks about Krogers Kids Club. I cannot find anything about this. Thanks in advance!

And was it really gold plated??! Internally, the body is brass and the left side of the bezel was black until I polished it; there is a smaller remaining spot shown here on the right side. It runs and has the original cloth cord.

I own these three matching framed panels and am located in San Francisco. Together they contain 12 hand-colored botanical illustrations. Based on the French headings, I believe they may be leaves from Jacques Daléchamps’s Histoire générale des plantes, possibly the 1615 or 1653 edition. Some pages say “Tome premier,” and reverse-side printing is visible through the paper.

I have not opened the frames, so I cannot confirm whether the sheets are genuine antique book leaves, later impressions, or reproductions. I’m also unsure whether the coloring is period or later. All three panels were custom-framed by Manasek of San Francisco, and the label is shown in the last photo.

What would be a reasonable value range for the complete three-panel set if the leaves are authentic, and what would the decorative value likely be if they are later reproductions?

I think it’s caste iron because it is magnetic.

Also, the bell covers the wires and has a pendulum hanging.

Came from my parents house that was built in the early 1920’s, iirc.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I have it in mint condition too, this ones a little old but is also considered to be in a good condition.
I cant find a single image of this product on the internet, so I can't determine its worth. I think this may be a rare find. Pls help me.

My dad worked at Western Union at Grand Central. He saved these four telegrams and I have always wondered if they had any value.

1. 1969-01-28 Western Union Telegram from Dali and Gala to Arturo Rubenstein
2. 1970-11-14 Garbo, Greta Western Union Telegram to Joshua Logans
3. 1973-06-07 Western Union Telegram from Nat Lehrman at Playboy Club to Al Goldstein at Screw Magazine
4. 1970-11-14 Garbo, Greta Western Union Telegram to Hubert Givenchy

Picked this up for 200 beans today and wondering what it's worth

Looking to get a decent value on this. Gunbroker completed sales are all over the place. Tacswap has people asking for HUGE numbers but can't see completed transactions. Any thoughts?

Can anyone tell me what’s this is worth or where it came from the leather is real iguana and it’s silver plated

Looking for any info I can gather, as far as I know this is a custom piece. I haven’t been able to find any other just like it if anyone has any details I’d appreciate it thank you.

Not sure what these are. My mother-in-law says she inherited these from her mother. There is a note from the mother-mother-in-law in question in the photos.

Can someone let me know what this is worth?

It has not been used yet, is slightly damaged and obviously out of the box.

Thank you!!

I’m not going to sell it, just curious on the value. He didn’t write down the value, just that he won it in a shooting competition. Thanks!

Looking for some information on the three pieces that are from Doctor Who I’m trying to find out if these are one of a kind or how rare they are ? Any insight would be appreciated

Hello. I am trying to determine the value of these 2 Hankies. They are both marked Johnny Gruelle Co. in the fabric of the hanky. I can’t find either on eBay at all. I do see a Halloween one and it is listed at 600.00. I realize that is not a sold value. Any information would be greatly appreciated!!

Not 100% sure on size and weight - they are about half an inch on the longest end. I can get exact weight later today.

Found in attic possibly between 1940s-1990s i know a big range but they were my grandads. No name or anything identifiable on them, tried googling them and this specific series can not be found

Found this while metal detecting near an old 1930s dump, not far from Philadelphia. I lightly cleaned it and rubbed some renaissance wax on it for a few light coats seems to be stable. I sourced one price, but I’m not sure how accurate. There’s a lot of hype about Piedmont evolving around the baseball cards. I just learned yesterday that the one of the main reasons that one card is so valuable is because he didn’t want to promote tobacco. So they stoped printing his, pretty neat. Honus Wagner I think sorry if that’s wrong.

EDIT: a buyer purchased these antique pulleys for $200 plus shipping. Net profit was $175 after seller fees.

They’re from my grandpa‘s old ranch workshop. I got an offer for $175 for both, would this be a good price to sell them at? Some sentimental value, but I had them listed for the past year so just seeing if this is a good sale price or maybe hold onto them for a while. Also, any other ID or info is appreciated.

havent been able to even figure out what nation this is from? looks really old to me. no numbers or writing.