Poster signed by different people. Hard poster material not exactly sure the exact material. Bottom part of poster is taped to another paper in the back.

The pictures are in black and white or in great condition they are dated on the back with a stamp just wondering if they are worth any money or not they are like 8 by 10 pictures of different ones

Polaroid photo. Size is 4.13/3.3 inch

A negative of the bomb droped on nagaski and the old Bible it was kelp in

his Wollensak Model 23 8mm turret roll camera was made in the USA for the Wollensak Optical Company of Chicago. This is a heavy camera (weighs almost 2-1/2 pounds) and features a rotating lens, attachable wrist strap and comes in it's original box. Dating to the 1950s

Fenway Park "Centerfield" May 1939 Measurements: 5 ft long 40 inches wide small damage on the right side

Evilest Knievel Robin Williams, Johnny Carson,Candice Bergmen Ted Dansen Donald Trump Ed Asner and many more!

Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. signed 8x10 Official Nasa Photo Apollo 11. Slight water damage to bottom right corner as shown in photo.

17 x 20 Black and White Morris Rosenfeld of the 1914 America's cup defender Vanitie. Taken in 1914, stamped on back with two stamps, one Copyright Morris Rosenfeld, N. Y., the other MORRIS ROSENFELD PHOTOGRAPHIC ILLUSTRATOR 116 NASSAU STREET, N. Y. Phone BEekman 3-4970 (all this is inside a rectangle) below this is the stamped number 1357 with a ink - S Note that there is not a raised name in the lower right corner that I've seen on other Vanitie prints.

This is an old postcard found in old box of odds and ends held by my grandparents. It is 3.5" x 5.5" and has no creases or tears. We think this might be valuable due to the unusual fact that all of these soldiers have a pipe in their mouth. These quotes explain why they all smoke pipes... "It might almost be said that a man in the firing line first thinks of his cartridges and the very next thing he seems to worry about is ammunition for his pipe. The pipe itself is only less precious than the rifle."--(the British trade journal 'Tobacco,' 1914) In 1916 Lieut-Colonel Henry Paul Treeby, Commandant of the East Surrey Depot, stated, "Tobacco is not so much a luxury as an actual necessity to our men at the front." General John Joseph “Black Jack” Pershing, Commander-in-Chief of the American Expeditionary Force, proclaimed in 1917, "You ask me what we need to win this war. I answer tobacco, as much as bullets." I wasn't quite sure to categorize this real picture postcard under "Militaria" or "Photos." I do hope I chose the correct topic. If not, could you please forward to someone who know about these sort of items? Thank you!! Looking forward to what you can tell us about this. --Mike

5 are 20" x 16” and 10 are 14” x 17"

Just idea what it might be worth?