This little book is a former school library book published by G. P. Putnam"s Sons of New York. It is titled, "Let's Go To a Police Station" with a copyright of 1957.

The book explains the roll policemen play in the community - on and off of the job. It explains a policeman's duties, his training, and other aspects of the job...

This is very colorful counted cross stitch booklet by Ginnie Thompson titled "Teach Yourself Counted Cross Stitch." It was published by Leisure Arts, Inc. with a copyright of 1975.

This item is printed on a card stock, but instead of it being a book, it folds out into one long sheet. There are many nice patterns as seen in the pictures provided with this listing. All patterns are small and most of them are 4x4 inches in size or smaller...

This booklet titled "Charted Needlework Designs" was published by Leisure Arts, Inc. with a copyright of 1975. There are over 100 motifs in covering a large variety of subjects shown in color.

Some of the designs include: a cat, basket of flowers, a grandfather clock, trees showing the four seasons, grapes, a baked pie, egg-beater, birds, a farm barn, cow, turkey, the sun, a wishing well, mailbox, butterflies, spinning wheel, oil-burning lamp, and much more...

This is a very nice jigger or shot glass from Las Vegas, Nevada. It is clear glass with black and metallic gold lettering with the names of a lot of the major casinos in Sin City.

Some of the names listed: Dunes, Sahara, Tropicana, Landmark, Stardust, Sands, Las Vegas Hilton, Circus Circus, and many more.

This is a nice piece of Las Vegas memorabilia!

The jigger is 2 1/4" tall. The mouth is 1 7/8" wide. The bottom is 1 1/4" wide...

This advertising duo comes from a September 1958 National Geographic Magazine.

The first side is an advertisement for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. The suggestion of a KLM Royal Tour to Europe gets a big kiss from the Mrs. For a price from $654 per person, you could take a 17 to 31 day trip and visit up to 12 countries...

This is a really nice jigger or shot glass from the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. It is clear glass with very nice graphics of a Rocket and an Astronaut in metallic gold and black.

The words "Johnson Space Center - Houston, Texas" are on the upper portion of the jigger. One side has 1/2 oz. and 1 oz. markings.

The jigger measures 2 3/8" tall. The mouth is 1 7/8" wide and the base is 1 1/4" across...

If you love Impressonist paintings, then you will really enjoy this book of art titled "Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Paintings from the U.S.S.R." This collection was on tour in the United States in 1973...

This is a very nice art book titled "How to Do Tole Painting" published by Walter T. Foster. The instructions are by Lola Ades...

This is a nice piece of sheet music titled "Hopscotch" by Earl Ricker. It has a 1963 copyright and was published by Pro Art Publications, Inc., of Westbury, New York.

The interior states, "Hopscotch is an elementary piece which provides staccato attack and introduces the rest on the strong beat." I don"t have a clue what that means!

This music is a fold over booklet with the music on the two interior sides. There are no words included.

The music is in good condition - inside and out...

This 1936 booklet is the third edition of the publication by the Spool Cotton Company. It is full of wonderful examples of crocheted items for the home. Absolutely beautiful table covers, chair protectors, placemats and more.

The booklet does show signs of wear both on the outer cover and the inside pages, however, the booklet is still well bound and is not coming apart. The binding edge has a tear on the lower bottom about 2" long. The booklet has been folded over in half at one time. Th...

This is a nice vintage copy of Holiday Magazine dated March, 1958. There are many interesting articles and advertisements from that year!

My fellow Texans might enjoy the article by Robert Penn Warren titled "How Texas Won Her Freedom." It is the story of Sam Houston and his incredible rout of the Mexican Army in the Battle of San Jacinto.

"New Orleans Society" tells of the social season which is concentrated into carnival time and the feverish activities of choosing its queen. You will s...

This is an 8x10" color Press Photo of Harrison Ford. As you can see, this was taken some years back - perhaps in his Star Wars days. I have no other information about the picture other than it was purchased from a person that collected movie memorabilia!

The picture is in good condition overall. There is some wear on the edges - more so on the upper left corner. It appears the picture has been taped to something at one time.

There are a few dimples on the photo that can only be seen when...