Estate sale treasures

A couple of weeks ago I went to an estate sale in Zion. This week there was a sale at the house next door. It turned out that the earlier sale was the daughter and the later sale was the mother.  One house was post-war, the other pre-war. I imagine that the parents sold the corner lot to the daughter and son-in-law. 

I didn't get there until 2:30 p.m. (sale closed at 4). I got bargains!  I paid $13 for all of this (including a tablecloth I didn't get a picture of).                     



 This advertising map is dated 1990.  The souvenir plate shows  Shiloh House.
I'll give both to the library for the local history collection.

 These fold-up hangers might be from a suitcase or wardrobe trunk.

 A linen towel with designer signature. (I looked it up: made by  Kay Dee

A Marshall Field's tin. Of course I had to get it.

I'm glad I went down into the cellar because I found this.













Look what it goes with!

The blue vase was a souvenir from my childhood. My sister had the red vase (not THIS red vase, but one just like it).  I found the pitcher at a thrift shop a couple of years ago.

I haven't been able to find any information about these. The bottoms are stamped USA and that's it. (Googling "turquoise vase thunderbird souvenir" doesn't come up with anything like these.)   I think these were from a Fred Harvey restaurant but I'd like to get a definitive identification.