This product is a lot of 17 large Tupperware lids in various sizes and shapes. The lot has the following lids Lid 227-22. Lid 227-47. Lid 238-30.
36th Engineer Combat Group Challenge Coin Rugged Seahorse WWII Korea Storm OIF. Item is in excellent condition. See pictures and ask any questions before purchasing or bidding, I get my items from many sources such as auctions, purchased from individual US Soldiers, storage liens, garage/yard sales etc. I cannot guarantee a smoke or pet free environment. See my other items for a wide variety of gifts, Militaria, collectables, diecast, plastic models, clothing, shoes and more. I do not give partial refunds, items will need to be returned in the condition they were shipped in for refund. coin box
36th Engineer Combat Group Challenge Coin Rugged Seahorse WWII Korea Storm OIF. Item is in excellent condition. See pictures and ask any questions before purchasing or bidding, I get my items from many sources such as auctions, purchased from individual US Soldiers, storage liens, garage/yard sales etc. I cannot guarantee a smoke or pet free environment. See my other items for a wide variety of gifts, Militaria, collectables, diecast, plastic models, clothing, shoes and more. I do not give partial refunds, items will need to be returned in the condition they were shipped in for refund. coin box
The background consists of 32 interconnected sunbeam quilt blocks, surrounded by sawtooth and swag borders. The maker used a “fussy cut” technique in many places (see close-up of the birds, e.g.). The back is white, the machine stitched binding is a matching light brown print, and the batting is thin.
Lot of 6 authentic ancient native American arrowheads. Different sizes and shapes. Some very unique shapes and carvings. Sizes range from 1″-3″. They are in good shape considering age. Not sure of the history, as these were inherited. Very cool pieces of native American artifacts!I ship from a clean, smoke free, pet friendly home. Thank you so much for looking!
The background consists of 32 interconnected sunbeam quilt blocks, surrounded by sawtooth and swag borders. The maker used a “fussy cut” technique in many places (see close-up of the birds, e.g.). The back is white, the machine stitched binding is a matching light brown print, and the batting is thin.
The largest are approximately 1.75″ round and the smallest is almost 1/4″ of an inch. Some are round, some are heart shaped, arrow shaped, and other shapes. Very light wear.

