OKLAHOMA CITY – Several pieces of history may not be worth a lot on the open market but they give a unique glimpse into the past.
A ‘Sunday School Temperance Pledge’ probably wouldn’t sell on the open market, but it does have some historical value.
A 1930’s lithograph of a Native American on a horse was extremely popular in Oklahoma and remains so today. However, there are several similar pieces around, meaning it is only worth about $30 to $40.
A butter churn was actually a reproduction piece worth only $25 to $40. If it were original, it could be worth in the hundreds.
A family heirloom watch is worth $125 to $150.
Check if you have any treasures around your house that could be worth money!
Bring your antiques to local antique expert Matt McNeil, ISA CAPP, and he will determine if they are ‘Trash or Treasure.’
You may have two of your family heirlooms, antiques or prized possessions appraised for free. Large items like furniture and weapons are not applicable.
To set up an appointment to be on the show, please call 405-478-6322 and leave a message. Due to the high call volume, it may take a few days, at most weeks, for your call to be returned.
Appointments are Wednesdays at 2:45 p.m. and must be scheduled in advance.
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