Cream-colored tin is 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 3 1/4" and still almost half full of dairy ointment manufactured by William Cooper & Nephews, Inc. in Chicago 14, Ill. Very good condition with only one small discoloration in paint - see photo.
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Seven packages of new bias tape and seam binding. Four Boiltex brand (Coats & Clark), one Trimtex (Has top third of celo removed), one roll of Nufashond (the Narrow Fabric Co.) and one roll by Buser. All new and unused.
Postage (parcel) is $4.50

Three packages of new sewing / lingerie notions. E-Z Pockets are replacement for pants pockets. Bra and girdle holders by Beltx keep bra and girdle in place. Pin-it lingerie snap-ons by DeLuxe hold your shoulder straps in place. All are sealed in their original packages.
Postage is $2.50

Three cards of new snaps. One dated 1948, the other two dated 1950. Two cards are in good condition, the third has bends and a tear around one snap.
Postage is $2.50

Master butter knife is 7" long with the words "ALADDIN" and "Pure Silver Plate" on back. Fine scratches and wear on blade where it rests on table.
Postage is $2.50

Master butter knife is 7" long in the Royal Rose pattern made by Nobility in 1939. Back reads: "Nobility Plate" and has 4 crowns. Usual fine scratching with no wear.
Postage is $2.50

Teaspoon is less than 5" long, back reads: "Paragon Triple" and has diamonds at either end. Back of spoon shows quite a bit of wear where bowl rests on table and a spot at tip of handle. Floral pattern but name is unknown.
Postage $2.50

Sugar spoon is 6" long in the Youth pattern made by Holmes & Edwards (International Silver) in 1940. In very good condition.
Postage is $2.50

This salad/dessert fork is 6 3/4" long in the Danish Princess pattern by Holmes & Edwards (International Silver). Back reads: 'Holmes & Edwards Inlaid IS.' In good condition with fine scratches but very little wear.
Postage is $2.50

Silver plate serving / meat fork is almost 8" long in the Meadow Flower pattern first made in 1940 by H & T Mfg. Co. (International Silver). Usual scratches and wear where fork rests on table and small spot on front under tines.
Postage is $2.50

2 silver plate dinner forks stamped 'R Wallace 16 DWT' in the Athena pattern first made in 1916 are 7 11/16" long with the usual scratches and wear where fork rests on table.
Postage is $2.50 for one, $4.60 for both.

Wallace silver plate 7 5/8" long dinner forks in the Iris pattern first made in 1936 have the usual fine scratches and wear. One fork has a spot on front under tines and the other has a spot on handle. Back reads; 'PAT.AP'LD For, LUXOR PLATE-WALLACE'
Postage is $2.50 for one, $4.60 for both.