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Hope you all enjoy these old photos of Louisville

I can’t see any markings on her save the “10” shown in one of the pictures. If she has any others, I can’t get to them without undressing her further which she has 3 layers of clothes on. She does have a sawdust or something similar for her body. Any extra information on her would be appreciated

Last picture is with her little sister, a little baby of a similar age as this girl that I have had for a few years.

It is a little beat up but I thought it was super cool for only $2 :)

Only about an inch by two inches. Very light. Narrow on one side, thicker on the pictured side

I did my best looking through numista for these 3. Scale is In centimeters. They are all around 1-2 grams.

Coin 1 beats me. Maybe a barbarian attempt at making a horse? I also saw things that may suggest anything from Carthage to India to an Italian city state from the 1400s, though it looks ancient. Would love a solid ID though

Coin 2 is as far as I can tell either Indian or mongol, or some other Asian state. Would love to get an actual solid ID though

Coin 3 may or may not be a coin. It was sold as a coin but the design is incuse. Is it some type of seal matrix? If so, where from?

Any and all help appreciated, even just general pointers. Mainly hoping someone more knowledgeable will recognize. I just like cool coins from cool places and times :)

A whole bunch of photos from the 1910s to the 1960s. Some were in pretty ratty shape/may or may not have had a mold problem (had to throw away at least one protective case and wiped down the rest)

Found in rural Kentucky though it seems many of these people were from the Michigan area. A few different sets of families, like pictures 3/4 are the same family among others

My favorite is probably number 1, the colorful baby, and the child in uniform in number 20. He seems to be Canadian based on the writing on the back. Many of my photos have names so may be revoked at some point with the rightful family, but I will enjoy owning them for awhile before I post them on family search and the like

Looks Canadian. Wonder how it ended up in rural Kentucky

Two lovely milk glass pieces and a carnival bowl along with some Indiana diamond glass

Hope you all enjoy:)

The rounded end has thrown me a little. Any idea what this was used for?

She likely found it back in the 60s as it was in a bag of Pennies that the newest one was a shiny 1967.

Thought you all would enjoy seeing this. A postcard from the Jennie wade house. Found it at a flea market in Kentucky and thought a leather post-card was cool. Figured out what it actually was for later.