Earlier Model Ronson De-Light Mastercase

One of Ronson's earliest and less common case lighters, this chromium plated De-Light Mastercase from the 1930s is finished with a rich, chocolate brown leopard print and black enamal finish. The Mastercase holds 14 non-filter cigarettes (or 72s) with a built-in cigarette lighter in the top

Engraved inside:

Art Metal Works Inc

Newwark N.J U.S.A

U.S Pat. Ref. # 19203

Genuine Chromium Plate

RONSON DE-LIGHT MASTERCASE

Need Info and Whats its worth.. was my grampas back in the day and he passed away.. looking for information on this beautiful piece

Green in color glass reader in middle of scale, brass or copper basket on right off scale serial number 33868-

This is a hand held mirror that I found in a flea market. It looks to me to be very old, and resmbles something of an Edwardian style. I don't know much about it, there are no distinctive markings on it to indicate who made the piece. The beveling on the glass and wooden handle suggests a high quality piece. Any info would be gladly acceppted, thanks!

Hello,
From personal research I've found that this is a Toledo Spanish Dagger, however I am unsure about the legitimacy of the blade, as I don't know much about antique daggers. 

If anyone could help in giving me a rough estimate on the value of the item, or even information about it's history, I would greatly appricate it. 

Thanks, 

Louise 

A coffee table, about a foot and a half high and 3 feet long. The top is some kind of wood totally coated in amber with 7 crabs on the topside frozen in display. The bottom is also a gnarled piece of what I assume to be driftwood, also coated in amber. I have more pictures than the two posted to share via email, but they are too big to upload here by a couple hundred kBs.

The black and white drawing is called a scratchboard. It was done for the book "Snowshoe Country" published in 1944.