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Hi Jennifer,

I believe your 1899 Ullman Mfg co print of Jesus is worth between $100 and $200 dollars.  I've never seen that exact print from the Ullman Mfg co., but their prints from that time period usually sell in that price range.

Hi Jennifer,

I estimate your Christmas tree ornament is worth around $50-75 dollars. 

Hi Nicole,

Your WWII Japanese big eye binoculars are pretty rare and valuable.  Yours are also in excellent condition.  These binoculars usually sell in the $2000-6000 dollar price range, but obviously finding a buyer in that range is more difficult than standard antique prices. 

Thanks for sharing.

Hi Sande,

Your have a 1950's carnival glass pitcher and glasses.  It's technically not depression glass, since it was manufactured way after the depression.  They were manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company.  Here's a link for more information about the manufacturer:

http://www.carnivalheaven.com/carnivalglass101/id169.htm

The pattern is called Floragold - Marigold Iridescent.  As far as value, the pitcher is worth around $25 dollars and the glasses usually sell for around $5 each.

Here are a few examples of similar pieces that have sold in the past:

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-120634/floragold-iridescent-depression-glass-water-pitcher.html

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-120604/8-floragold-louisa-glass-jeannette-5-10oz-tumblers.html

Hi Donna,

You have a very rare and collectible antique knife!  It's worth over $2000 dollars!  Here's a similar one that sold in that price range:

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-130945/antique-old-marbles-safety-knife--50yrs-old.html

Here's a great page on on the history of the maker of these knives:

http://www.knifeworld.com/ahuyeofsahub.html

Near the bottom of the page, they show 7 of the Mable safety knives and they list the value at $12,000 plus!