This is the listing that is probably most interesting. An antique powder compact from the 1920s. The enamel strayed onto the chrome in a few places, so this may have been a second of some sort. I suspect a restorer could flick the enamel off of the places where it doesn't belong and polish it nicely.

Same bidder got four shirts, so he'll receive 2 full-to-bursting priority flat rate envelopes. Saves almost $10 doing it this way. Actually, it breaks even with the medium flat rate box, so I could do it that way also. I've already crammed these envelopes though, so I may just leave well-enough alone.

SRS