(PC) Let's Play Can You See What I See? Part 5
1ORDER #9
Name: Benjamin Bearstein
Total Items: 20
Address: 8765 Horse Road
City: Abrams, Wisconsin
ZIP: 54095
COLLECTIONS
ANIMALS
Balancing Ball (NE; on the nose of the seal, to the right of the goose in a hat); Two Horseshoes (NE: above the big orange horse; SE: behind the tiger and the cow sign); Four Kangaroos (NE: the brown kangaroo in between the kangaroo and the blue cowboy and the kangaroo in between the duck and the antelope; SW: the taupe kangaroo to the right of the yellow walrus and the dark kangaroo to the left of the zoo sign); Five Polar Bears (NE: the bear standing to the right of the penguin and the bear in between the giraffe and the blue fence; NW: in between the cow and the wolf; SE: the bear in between the pig and the sheep and the bear to the left of the rooster); Seymour (NE; dragging a wooden rooster)
BEADS & BAUBLES
Baseball (SW; near the northwest corner of the box of warm colored beads); Buffalo Nickel (SE; to the northwest of the blue cat); Domino (NE; to the southwest of the yellow dolphin); Name with an “E” (NW; “SEYMOUR”, on the bracelet in the jar of lettered beads); Seymour (NE; standing in the northwest corner of the quadrant)
GAMES
Dragon’s Tail (NW: near the northeast corner of the quadrant); Elephant’s Trunk (NE; to the northeast of the alderman card); Mail Car (NW; below “EX” on the box of Double Nine Express Dominoes); Sack of Junk (NW; slunk over the back of the junk peddler); Seymour (SE; inside square #58)
RARE COLLECTIBLE #9
Romanov Silver Spoon
Approximate Value: $98,000
Clue: It’s useful when a fork won’t do, to lift things to sip or chew.
Location: Northeast Quadrant. In the bowl of metal things, to the right of the heart-shaped lock.
Clyde’s Notes: This spoon bears the unique Romanov family crest, proving that it once belonged to a set of fine silver owned by the last Czars of Russia: Nikolai II and Alexandra Feodorovna. As the Soviets came to power in 1917, the Romanov family was executed and all of their possessions were destroyed. Only a few rare artifacts remain today (like this spoon) as it was deemed unlawful in Russia to own any item that was once owned by the Czar. I bought this spoon for $2 at Annie’s Antique Shop in Dorchester,. It may be worth a significant sum to a Russian antiquities collector.
ORDER #10
Name: Rebecca Rhinestone
Total Items: 23
Address: 5301 Matterhorn Drive
City: Lansing, Michigan
ZIP: 48905
COLLECTIONS
BUTTONS
Five Anchors (NE: just above the baby’s head; NW: to the northeast of the Capitol emblem; SE: the gold anchor above the light green triangle, the engraved anchor below the twin dog button, and the red anchor in between the blue button and the red sailboat), Elephant’s Trunk (SE; on the elephant above the red sailboat), Pail (NE; to the right of the zipper), Palm Tree (SE; to the left of “Genuine ABC Pearl Baby Buttons”), Seymour (SE; working with the spool of red thread), Shell (SW; the yellow scallop shell to the northeast of the gold crown)
JUNK DRAWER
Arrowhead (NW; in between the silver roadster and the upside-down pipe), Green Button (SE; to the left of the trophy, inside of the red triangle), Jingle Bell (NE; in between the silver key and the blue safety pin), Red Button (NW; inside of the magnet), Seymour (SE; resting under the red plastic lid)
SPARE PARTS
King (NW; on the card behind the purple dinosaur’s head), Knight (NE; above the fire truck), Knot (NE; to the left of the clown’s feet), Five Planes (NE: in between the teapot and the yellow football; NW: to the left of the stenciled rabbit; SW: the green jet in between the alligator and the pipe, the red jet to the right of the orange mug, and the painted plane flying on the USA emblem), Seymour (NE; standing in the crib), Taxi (NW; in between the xylophone and the toaster), Teapot Stout (NE; situated between the shoelace and the tail of the jet)
RARE COLLECTIBLE #10
Albert’s Gift
Approximate Value: $201,000
Clue: It’s a portrait of a future queen, carved when she was just sixteen.
Location: Northeast Quadrant. Found to the right of the blue chair.
Clyde’s Notes: Princess Victoria met her future husband, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, in 1836, when she was only sixteen. In a letter that accompanied this cameo, Albert wrote, “I believe the artist has captured your delicate beauty with exquisite detail.” Victoria’s parents, the Duke and Duchess of Kent, didn’t approve of Albert’s gift and returned it. Heartbroken, Albert gave the cameo back to the craftsman who created it, who kept it on display in his shop until it was stolen and made its way through various collections. I bought this at Peterson’s Pawn Shop in Knightdale, North Carolina for $15. It could be worth a lot of money.
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