what caliber bullet does a 1891 argentine mauser use?
Q. HI i just want to know what type of bullet does a 1891 argentine mauser use in other words what caliber?
Asked by BigSwole17 - Mon Oct 6 22:56:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It fires the 7.65x54 Argentine. (Slightly larger than a .30 caliber bullet which is 7.62") Assuming it's still in it's original chambering
Answered by Mark - Mon Oct 6 23:04:23 2008
Q. HI i just want to know what type of bullet does a 1891 argentine mauser use in other words what caliber?
Asked by BigSwole17 - Mon Oct 6 22:56:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It fires the 7.65x54 Argentine. (Slightly larger than a .30 caliber bullet which is 7.62") Assuming it's still in it's original chambering
Answered by Mark - Mon Oct 6 23:04:23 2008
How much is this 1891 Hardcover Two Volume history book work?
Q. I have an original first edition set of The American Revolution by John Fisk (The Riverside Press, 1891). Does anyone have any way to estimate how much this set is worth on the open market. It seems the book is still being printed and new versions currently sell for around $40, I think? Any input would be appreciated...
Asked by kcullen01 - Sat Dec 5 14:57:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know about that specific book. You might seek identical books at AbeBooks.com or ebay, where asking price means nothing but amount bid suggests actual value. Now the bad news. Many older books that seem like they ought to be valuable aren t. Leather bound classics, in good condition, printed from the 1860s-1930s in the US are worth an average of about $2 - $3 each--if you can find a buyer. For many people finding a box of books in the attic or as part of grandma s things, owning old books is worth more than you could sell them for. While I would not be surprised if I were wrong, my guess is that you'd do well to get $10 for the set.
Answered by akaMaryn - Sat Dec 5 15:17:21 2009
Q. I have an original first edition set of The American Revolution by John Fisk (The Riverside Press, 1891). Does anyone have any way to estimate how much this set is worth on the open market. It seems the book is still being printed and new versions currently sell for around $40, I think? Any input would be appreciated...
Asked by kcullen01 - Sat Dec 5 14:57:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know about that specific book. You might seek identical books at AbeBooks.com or ebay, where asking price means nothing but amount bid suggests actual value. Now the bad news. Many older books that seem like they ought to be valuable aren t. Leather bound classics, in good condition, printed from the 1860s-1930s in the US are worth an average of about $2 - $3 each--if you can find a buyer. For many people finding a box of books in the attic or as part of grandma s things, owning old books is worth more than you could sell them for. While I would not be surprised if I were wrong, my guess is that you'd do well to get $10 for the set.
Answered by akaMaryn - Sat Dec 5 15:17:21 2009
How much is a 1891 dime worth?
Q. My grandmother recently found this dime that her mother gave to her. It is from 1891 and the front has a woman holding a type of staff or a sceptre and the back has a wreath with "one dime" written in the middle. She said it was very thin. How much is it worth?
Asked by amz422 - Sat Dec 8 12:27:15 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 18.35683 million us dollars
Answered by Stevie Franchise - Sat Dec 8 12:46:04 2007
Q. My grandmother recently found this dime that her mother gave to her. It is from 1891 and the front has a woman holding a type of staff or a sceptre and the back has a wreath with "one dime" written in the middle. She said it was very thin. How much is it worth?
Asked by amz422 - Sat Dec 8 12:27:15 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 18.35683 million us dollars
Answered by Stevie Franchise - Sat Dec 8 12:46:04 2007
Where can I research for an 1891 coptis mining company certificate?
Q. This certificate is from San Francisco, incorporated , jan. 14th 1891. Capital stocks
Asked by Ggmax3 - Fri Jun 27 14:55:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check with a full srervice broker like Merrill Lynch. They could help you with that.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Sat Jul 5 13:53:23 2008
Q. This certificate is from San Francisco, incorporated , jan. 14th 1891. Capital stocks
Asked by Ggmax3 - Fri Jun 27 14:55:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check with a full srervice broker like Merrill Lynch. They could help you with that.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Sat Jul 5 13:53:23 2008
How much are stamped postcards from 1891 worth? How can I find out?
Q. The postcards were sent in and around Connecticut. (I live in Virginia now but still travel to CT.) On them are handwritten orders for horse and carriage supplies. I would like to find out how much they are possibly worth and/or who I can ask online or in Virginia about them. They are in pretty good condition.
Asked by DajaVu07 - Tue Dec 26 16:30:50 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stamped postcards are interesting in that both the stamp and the postcard may have value. The best way to get an appraisal is to go to a stamp show or visit a series of stamp dealers and get their view as to the items' values. Different dealers may have different views on the values (based on their clientele) so you will get the best prices by visiting a couple (as opposed to just one).
Answered by CuriousGeorge - Tue Dec 26 16:43:10 2006
Q. The postcards were sent in and around Connecticut. (I live in Virginia now but still travel to CT.) On them are handwritten orders for horse and carriage supplies. I would like to find out how much they are possibly worth and/or who I can ask online or in Virginia about them. They are in pretty good condition.
Asked by DajaVu07 - Tue Dec 26 16:30:50 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stamped postcards are interesting in that both the stamp and the postcard may have value. The best way to get an appraisal is to go to a stamp show or visit a series of stamp dealers and get their view as to the items' values. Different dealers may have different views on the values (based on their clientele) so you will get the best prices by visiting a couple (as opposed to just one).
Answered by CuriousGeorge - Tue Dec 26 16:43:10 2006
Mahogany apothecary cabinets frm South Africa 1891, how do I find out their history?
Q. Friends of ours owned the store and their Great grandfather purchased these cabinets. All they know is they are from South Africa (or the wood is) and he opend the store in 1891. He also bought Tiffany stained glass windows that same year. How did he find these amazing cases?
Asked by Me - Wed Apr 19 19:59:13 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your best bet is to take them to a professional appraiser. Without tons of pictures, it's impossible to authenticate any aspect of the tables, i.e. where & when they were made. If you check the inside and underside of the cabinets, and you can see strongly made joints, that is a good sign. As an example, certain 19th century South African "Bookcases range between $425 and $1,250", so if in good condition they could be worth quite a bit.
Answered by moore850 - Wed Apr 26 07:34:24 2006
Q. Friends of ours owned the store and their Great grandfather purchased these cabinets. All they know is they are from South Africa (or the wood is) and he opend the store in 1891. He also bought Tiffany stained glass windows that same year. How did he find these amazing cases?
Asked by Me - Wed Apr 19 19:59:13 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your best bet is to take them to a professional appraiser. Without tons of pictures, it's impossible to authenticate any aspect of the tables, i.e. where & when they were made. If you check the inside and underside of the cabinets, and you can see strongly made joints, that is a good sign. As an example, certain 19th century South African "Bookcases range between $425 and $1,250", so if in good condition they could be worth quite a bit.
Answered by moore850 - Wed Apr 26 07:34:24 2006
I am looking to purchase a fully functioning 1891/30 Mosin-Nagant russian rifle? Where could I get one/cost?
Q. I live in North Jersey and I am looking to purchase that particular rifle for posterity's sake. However, I also want it to be functional. Are there any websites where I can purchase one or would I have to locate a collector?
Asked by Ethan - Thu Apr 23 16:33:08 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know why hunting questions get answered by jackasses in the first few answers. Online, some gun stores and some sporting goods stores. $80-$120 depending on where you look and what your getting. You used to be able to get them for $60-$80 a year ago but I guess the obaminations view of guns has caused even a run on these old rifles. I would say because ammo is cheap. Snipers run up to $500. You can find ex-snipers but you need to know what to look for.
Answered by Fatefinger - Thu Apr 23 16:38:50 2009
Q. I live in North Jersey and I am looking to purchase that particular rifle for posterity's sake. However, I also want it to be functional. Are there any websites where I can purchase one or would I have to locate a collector?
Asked by Ethan - Thu Apr 23 16:33:08 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know why hunting questions get answered by jackasses in the first few answers. Online, some gun stores and some sporting goods stores. $80-$120 depending on where you look and what your getting. You used to be able to get them for $60-$80 a year ago but I guess the obaminations view of guns has caused even a run on these old rifles. I would say because ammo is cheap. Snipers run up to $500. You can find ex-snipers but you need to know what to look for.
Answered by Fatefinger - Thu Apr 23 16:38:50 2009
how long do i keep a 1891 indian head penny in lemon juice?
Q. i understand that you not suppose to put any coins in cleaner but, this is a personal coin, im not looking to sell it.
Asked by jeterman67 - Sat Oct 3 19:30:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The longer in the lemon juice the more the coin gets eaten away. Lemon juice is an acid. Personal coin or not, coins should be left alone and not cleaned. You are destroying a coin some person would love to have as a collectible, the Indian cent is a true American coin.
Answered by Taiping - Sat Oct 3 19:43:30 2009
Q. i understand that you not suppose to put any coins in cleaner but, this is a personal coin, im not looking to sell it.
Asked by jeterman67 - Sat Oct 3 19:30:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The longer in the lemon juice the more the coin gets eaten away. Lemon juice is an acid. Personal coin or not, coins should be left alone and not cleaned. You are destroying a coin some person would love to have as a collectible, the Indian cent is a true American coin.
Answered by Taiping - Sat Oct 3 19:43:30 2009
How would someone with a serious mental illness be transported to the workhouse in 1891?
Q. How would someone with a serious mental illness be transported to the workhouse in 1891?
Asked by Teresa O - Mon Nov 5 05:43:55 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most cities had an old "Asylum" on the outskirts. These were were the mentally ill stayed. In the 1800's...The old asylums had their own farms and land. The patients were put to work on the land as part of their therapy. The males usually looked after livestock, crops or gardens while the women were put to work in the sewing room. The produce was sold on and the old asylums became self sufficient. This all changed when the NHS felt that it was unjust to expect the ill to "work" and closed down the gardens and farms...sold off the land...then slowly but surely, closed all the old style hospitals. So now you have a lot of people in the community who are institutionalised not coping as the old hosptials on the out skirts offered support,… [cont.]
Answered by audrey_o - Mon Nov 5 06:04:25 2007
Q. How would someone with a serious mental illness be transported to the workhouse in 1891?
Asked by Teresa O - Mon Nov 5 05:43:55 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most cities had an old "Asylum" on the outskirts. These were were the mentally ill stayed. In the 1800's...The old asylums had their own farms and land. The patients were put to work on the land as part of their therapy. The males usually looked after livestock, crops or gardens while the women were put to work in the sewing room. The produce was sold on and the old asylums became self sufficient. This all changed when the NHS felt that it was unjust to expect the ill to "work" and closed down the gardens and farms...sold off the land...then slowly but surely, closed all the old style hospitals. So now you have a lot of people in the community who are institutionalised not coping as the old hosptials on the out skirts offered support,… [cont.]
Answered by audrey_o - Mon Nov 5 06:04:25 2007
Can anyone tell me the key events that happended in England during 1891?
Q. that's the year the picture of dorian gray by Oscar Wilde was published. I need to do this for a summer assignment and I can't find anything! If you could tell me, that'd be great :)
Asked by sarah - Mon Jul 28 18:59:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's a list of things they were talking about in England in 1891. Because England was connected to the rest of the world by telegraph I'm including some of the bigger international events. Jan 1, An office was opened on Ellis Island, New York, to cope with the vast flood of immigrants coming into the United States. Feb 7, US Great Blizzard of 1891 began. Apr 1, The London-Paris telephone connection opened. Mar 17, The British steamer Utopia sank off the coast of Gibraltar. Apr 1, Paul Gauguin (1848-1903), French painter, abandoned his wife and 5 children and left Marseille for Tahiti. Apr 11, A Jewish tailor's daughter (8) disappeared in Greece. A rumor spread that she was a Christian girl ritually killed by Jews. Apr 24, Start… [cont.]
Answered by thenwhen - Tue Jul 29 11:28:58 2008
Q. that's the year the picture of dorian gray by Oscar Wilde was published. I need to do this for a summer assignment and I can't find anything! If you could tell me, that'd be great :)
Asked by sarah - Mon Jul 28 18:59:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's a list of things they were talking about in England in 1891. Because England was connected to the rest of the world by telegraph I'm including some of the bigger international events. Jan 1, An office was opened on Ellis Island, New York, to cope with the vast flood of immigrants coming into the United States. Feb 7, US Great Blizzard of 1891 began. Apr 1, The London-Paris telephone connection opened. Mar 17, The British steamer Utopia sank off the coast of Gibraltar. Apr 1, Paul Gauguin (1848-1903), French painter, abandoned his wife and 5 children and left Marseille for Tahiti. Apr 11, A Jewish tailor's daughter (8) disappeared in Greece. A rumor spread that she was a Christian girl ritually killed by Jews. Apr 24, Start… [cont.]
Answered by thenwhen - Tue Jul 29 11:28:58 2008
What is my 1891 slightly worn but untarnished dime worth ?
Q. What is my 1891 slightly worn but untarnished dime worth ?
Asked by ThomasL - Tue Jul 28 09:15:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The mint mark if any is on the back near the bow in the wreath. Seems the S for San Francisco is the scarcest and worth a dollar or so more. Values range from $11 in grade good up to $23 in extra fine grade and add a dollar or so if an S mint. There is however a rare O (New Orleans mint) mint mark variety, it is a O over a horizontal O values start at $60. Hope this helps.
Answered by Taiping - Tue Jul 28 16:28:06 2009
Q. What is my 1891 slightly worn but untarnished dime worth ?
Asked by ThomasL - Tue Jul 28 09:15:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The mint mark if any is on the back near the bow in the wreath. Seems the S for San Francisco is the scarcest and worth a dollar or so more. Values range from $11 in grade good up to $23 in extra fine grade and add a dollar or so if an S mint. There is however a rare O (New Orleans mint) mint mark variety, it is a O over a horizontal O values start at $60. Hope this helps.
Answered by Taiping - Tue Jul 28 16:28:06 2009
How were the Canadians racist to the Ukrainians in 1891? Please answer fast!?
Q. How were the Canadians racist to the Ukrainians in 1891? Please answer fast!?
Asked by sachman - Tue Oct 30 17:33:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think they even knew where Ukraine was.
Answered by NICK A - Tue Oct 30 17:52:20 2007
Q. How were the Canadians racist to the Ukrainians in 1891? Please answer fast!?
Asked by sachman - Tue Oct 30 17:33:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think they even knew where Ukraine was.
Answered by NICK A - Tue Oct 30 17:52:20 2007
If you had a dollar from 1891, What would it be worth Now?
Q. I really need to know i found six coins. One from the 1600's Four from 1897. I heard old money is worth a lot more now adays. I also dont know what to do with it. HELP!!!
Asked by Rabia - Wed Dec 10 16:06:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only way to find out the value is to have an honest coin dealer examine them. The value depends on many things such as condition, orgin,# minted and demand. Whatever you do don't clean them!!!
Answered by drice8001 - Wed Dec 10 16:55:11 2008
Q. I really need to know i found six coins. One from the 1600's Four from 1897. I heard old money is worth a lot more now adays. I also dont know what to do with it. HELP!!!
Asked by Rabia - Wed Dec 10 16:06:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only way to find out the value is to have an honest coin dealer examine them. The value depends on many things such as condition, orgin,# minted and demand. Whatever you do don't clean them!!!
Answered by drice8001 - Wed Dec 10 16:55:11 2008
Modern clothes are fitted with an 1891 invention?
Q. Many modern clothes are fitted with an 1891 invention. What is it?
Asked by stufrazer_1 - Sat Jun 23 15:17:45 2007 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the zipper
Answered by Sandy Sandals - Sat Jun 23 15:27:33 2007
Q. Many modern clothes are fitted with an 1891 invention. What is it?
Asked by stufrazer_1 - Sat Jun 23 15:17:45 2007 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the zipper
Answered by Sandy Sandals - Sat Jun 23 15:27:33 2007
1891 Bungalow - Should I create exposed brick walls in kitchen?
Q. I'm remodeling my kitchen & in the process realized that I have great brick walls that were hiding underneath the drywall. I am removing one of the kitchen walls & opening it up into the dining room & was thinking of tearing 2 of the remaining 3 walls to expose the brick. I am installing new, shaker style white cabinets. What do you think? I thought it would add a unique design element...but others have said it is tacky? Need advice or please send photos.
Asked by JEN A - Wed Apr 29 10:29:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love the idea! Not only would it add visual interest, it would also add new texture and keep the feel of the original structure...I say go for it.
Answered by silly s - Wed Apr 29 10:47:52 2009
Q. I'm remodeling my kitchen & in the process realized that I have great brick walls that were hiding underneath the drywall. I am removing one of the kitchen walls & opening it up into the dining room & was thinking of tearing 2 of the remaining 3 walls to expose the brick. I am installing new, shaker style white cabinets. What do you think? I thought it would add a unique design element...but others have said it is tacky? Need advice or please send photos.
Asked by JEN A - Wed Apr 29 10:29:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love the idea! Not only would it add visual interest, it would also add new texture and keep the feel of the original structure...I say go for it.
Answered by silly s - Wed Apr 29 10:47:52 2009
How old do you have to be to go to school in the 1891?
Q. How old do you have to be to go to school in the 1891?
Asked by Jeffrey Q - Fri Feb 22 11:41:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are asking how old were most children when they began school in the 1890's most laws like this one stated all children had to attend school between the ages of seven and 14.
Answered by Constance B - Fri Feb 22 11:50:49 2008
Q. How old do you have to be to go to school in the 1891?
Asked by Jeffrey Q - Fri Feb 22 11:41:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are asking how old were most children when they began school in the 1890's most laws like this one stated all children had to attend school between the ages of seven and 14.
Answered by Constance B - Fri Feb 22 11:50:49 2008
What were people like in Whitechapel in 1888-1891?
Q. Were they really scared of Jack the Ripper? How did they deal with this and why did prostitutes keep going on the streets if a dangerous killer was out there?
Asked by Dalla - Wed Jan 20 06:20:46 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Of course people(Women ) were afraid . The reason prostitutes kept plying their trade was abject poverty (in the jargon of the day they were referred to as unfortunates) Many were not prostitutes as we would know them today, just women who for the price of a nights lodgings, or for food in their bellies, or even for money for the price of a few gins would sell their bodies ,necessity forced many a poor soul into part time prostitution just to survive another miserable day It was a common sight to see dead bodies in the streets and alleyways of the East end of London(Whitechapel)( Spitalfields) dead of starvation The summer of 1888 was a severe one , low temperatures , snow fell in that summer and many of the poor ,and homeless died of… [cont.]
Answered by stabilis - Wed Jan 20 08:08:08 2010
Q. Were they really scared of Jack the Ripper? How did they deal with this and why did prostitutes keep going on the streets if a dangerous killer was out there?
Asked by Dalla - Wed Jan 20 06:20:46 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Of course people(Women ) were afraid . The reason prostitutes kept plying their trade was abject poverty (in the jargon of the day they were referred to as unfortunates) Many were not prostitutes as we would know them today, just women who for the price of a nights lodgings, or for food in their bellies, or even for money for the price of a few gins would sell their bodies ,necessity forced many a poor soul into part time prostitution just to survive another miserable day It was a common sight to see dead bodies in the streets and alleyways of the East end of London(Whitechapel)( Spitalfields) dead of starvation The summer of 1888 was a severe one , low temperatures , snow fell in that summer and many of the poor ,and homeless died of… [cont.]
Answered by stabilis - Wed Jan 20 08:08:08 2010
trying to get rid of a rogue anti-virus that is connected to 1891.tmp file? any help?
Q. The file keeps loading itself after i've deleted it, into my windows prefetch. it's really starting to get me annoyed, I need to know how it keeps comming back, any help would be amazing thanks.
Asked by slices_of_heaven - Mon Sep 15 19:33:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Follow here
Answered by ilknur K - Mon Sep 15 19:40:40 2008
Q. The file keeps loading itself after i've deleted it, into my windows prefetch. it's really starting to get me annoyed, I need to know how it keeps comming back, any help would be amazing thanks.
Asked by slices_of_heaven - Mon Sep 15 19:33:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Follow here
Answered by ilknur K - Mon Sep 15 19:40:40 2008
please has anyone got the 1891 census for avening in gloucester?
Q. please has anyone got the 1891 census for avening in gloucester?
Asked by DAVID D - Wed May 28 15:02:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UK answer. Like the other person has already said any one with access / membership with www.ancestry.co.uk has access to the 1891 census for Avening, in Gloucestershire. It would be okay to edit your question and include the persons name, because of the time lapsed.
Answered by itsjustme - Wed May 28 19:18:56 2008
Q. please has anyone got the 1891 census for avening in gloucester?
Asked by DAVID D - Wed May 28 15:02:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UK answer. Like the other person has already said any one with access / membership with www.ancestry.co.uk has access to the 1891 census for Avening, in Gloucestershire. It would be okay to edit your question and include the persons name, because of the time lapsed.
Answered by itsjustme - Wed May 28 19:18:56 2008
how much money is a 1891 mauser worth today?
Q. i have a 1891 mauser and i am not interested in paying 70$ for a box of ammo so i am interested in selling
Asked by joey - Tue May 19 21:56:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I own a Modelo 1893, manufactured in 1896, in 7X57mm (7mm Mauser) that is valued at $225.00 in its present condition. Yours is probably worth slightly more than that, unless it is in poor condition. If it is in mint condition it might be worth quite a bit more. The best thing to do is have it appraised by a competent firearms appraisal expert. If you are paying $70.00/box for ammo you are overpaying. Check here: Midway currently says they are in stock and available from $14.99 to $39.49 per box. Shoot straight and stay safe.
Answered by shooter1 - Wed May 20 08:53:18 2009
Q. i have a 1891 mauser and i am not interested in paying 70$ for a box of ammo so i am interested in selling
Asked by joey - Tue May 19 21:56:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I own a Modelo 1893, manufactured in 1896, in 7X57mm (7mm Mauser) that is valued at $225.00 in its present condition. Yours is probably worth slightly more than that, unless it is in poor condition. If it is in mint condition it might be worth quite a bit more. The best thing to do is have it appraised by a competent firearms appraisal expert. If you are paying $70.00/box for ammo you are overpaying. Check here: Midway currently says they are in stock and available from $14.99 to $39.49 per box. Shoot straight and stay safe.
Answered by shooter1 - Wed May 20 08:53:18 2009
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