Hello, I believe I have Chinese antique vase from the Tongzhi dynasty and would like to know if this could be authentic. It appears to have been handpainted and has a red marking on the bottom that matches Internet searches showing Tongzhin 1862-1874, along with a second stamp 06 in a small triangle. I would like to know if this worth selling or possible value due to it being from that era. Thank you in advance. 

Musky Duc Fishing Lure, in its original box with the Original Instruction sheet, has never been used. It was produced by the Byler Corp in Kenilworth, Illinois. The colors are Brown body, green head and tail, yellow breast and nose, and Black dot eyes on a yellow background. All hardware is clean and rust-free. The underbelly is brown with cream-colored stripes. There are no nicks or wear marks. I believe this lure has never seen any use or been in water .

Denomination: 3 rublei of CCCP

Date of issued: 1934

Denomination: 1 rublei of Russian Empire

Date of issued: 1898

Russian Imperial double-headed eagle emblem. High-quality craftsmanship and security printing. Signature of the bank governor on the front.

Russian Empire, 1909, an intricate design elements consistent with early 20th-century Russian banknotes.
 

    * Russian Imperial double-headed eagle emblem.
 

    * High-quality craftsmanship and security printing.
 

    * Signature of the bank governor on the front.
 

 Russian Imperial double-headed eagle emblem of 10 rublei denomination banknote. Signature of the bank governor on the front. Intricate design elements consistent with early 20th-century Russian.