An official 1939 New York World's Fair souvenir hat. Orange and royal blue. The top of the cap part (orange) is lightly soiled and there is a tiny bit of wear on the rim of the band. Generally in very good condition.The hat when flat is about 11" long and 5" at the widest part.
I have another that is not pictured. It has an orange border and a blue body - also $ 95.00. There is one discolored spot on one side of the orange band, otherwise in very good shape.
Beautifully detailed sterling souvenir spoon
commemorating the LICK OBSERVATORY, SAN JOSE, CAL.The entire spoon is figural as the bowl and handle are in the shape of a miner's shovel and the top of the spoon is the miner's head, a pick and shovel and a pan containing gold ore.The reverse side of the spoon also shows excellent detail.It's marked "sterling" and has a maker's mark of an H in a pennant.Ca.1900. Very good condition. 4" long.
A most unusual form of souvenir cutlery. This mother-of-pearl handled cheese knife is a remembrance of Fort Marion, Florida.The maker and/or seller was Greenleaf & Crosby of Jacksonville, Florida.
The silver ferrule shows Fort Marion, The Old City Gate and the Old Cathedral.This ca. 1900 knife measures 8 1/4".Condition is fine.
