2-layer valentine. Base layer blue white and gold; front layer green and pink with pink floral border, gold filigree surrounding purple crocus. Inside: 2 birds with "Love's Question. I send a question to thee, dear, each morning by the lark; and every night the nightingale, Brings answer ere the dark. The question needs no other words and this is the reply - I'll love the, dearest, while I live, and bless thee if I die."

3-Layer valentine. Base layer pink, white, and silver; middle layer yellow and pink with florals and 2 winnged children; front layer silver and white filigree with florals and two children with "Greeting fond and true". Inside: sketch of boats on water with "Not sunlight in its prime, nor moonlight's gentle ray; is half so fair as love, which brightens day by day."

3-layer valentine. Base layer pink and light blue; middle layer old mill wheel with ice; front layer white filigree over blue landscape with butterfly and small building. Inside: child playing lute with "All my best wishes are for you; as true as fond, :::::: As fond as true." Gilcrease Journal Vol. XX no. 2 Fall 2013 pg 8 notes as possibly manufactured by George Whitney, Worchester, MA, however no marking indicates a maker.

3-layer valentine. Base layer blue, gold, and white; middle layer pink and white with multi-color flowers and cupid riding bird; front layer gold filgree with white and red frames picure of flower girl. Also on cover hand holding flowers with "purity". Inside: sketch of woman holding flowers with poem "Come love, to me. This world would be dark without thee, the days would be dreary and long, for thou hast the charm about thee, to give me sweet sunshine and song."

An assortment of eight different neck ties, solids and prints.

Black metal case with black lining containing eyeglasses with circular lenses, earpieces missing; case also contains a pink cloth.

Model of a Native American figure made of clay, painted various colors and attached to a metal rod.

Model of a Native American figure, made of clay, painted various colors and attached to a metal rod.

The dinner plate is made of cream colored earthenware with a transparent glaze that has a small interval craquelure. A Floral band, approximately .25 inch wide, decorates the outer edge of the plate and is composed of black, green, pink, yellow and gold over glaze enamels, possibly a transfer print. The plate has been used as a palette and has a thick accretions of dried white paint and thin areas of several other colors: blue, red, yellow, dark green, red brown, and dark brown.

Glasses: round, bifocal lenses with silver trim, includes nose piece, but no ear pieces; Case: black leather, blue velvet inside with plaque reading "Wacker and Downs"; pink cloth also included.

Inscribed on plaque, "Wacker and Downs"

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