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1

Gates Seal-Eze Gaskets display board
18x16. Includes gaskets.

2

12 half doll vanity brushes
11 porcelain, 1 wood.

3

4 glass light shades
No damage. A little paint schlupped on one of them.

4

Red Wing beater jar
Perfect.

5

Primitive wood yarn winder
33" tall. All oak.

6

Double sided game wheel
20" diameter.

7

Bostrom Brady Transit & tripod
Missing adapter plate.

8

Northern Industrial Tripod, Tool head and level
.

9

Eco Magneto Clock Co. Circular Dial Recorder Model I.D. 500A
This is the central recording unit for a security system that was designed to receive signals from night watchmen at remote locations. The company is a predecessor to the Detex Co. The Seth Thomas clock movement was set up to rotate a round paper chart that visually recorded the check in stations. 15.5x18x8.5. This link will tell you more: http://www.watchclocks.org/Types/Central_Station/Eco_Magneto_Line/eco_magneto_line.html 

10

Red Wing 6" advertising spongeware bowl
It Pays To Mix With Kiel Merc. Ass'n Kiel, WIS. No damage.

11

Spalted glass lamp shade
Fitted with a threaded Hubbell mounting ring designed to  mount to a light socket. I believe this piece to be old. No damage.5 3/8 x 4.5.

12

Knapstein Brewing, New London pony keg and a small whiskey barrel.
Both are missing a hoop and a barrel head.

13

Red Wing Gray Line bail handle jar
No. 5 No lid. Minor base & rim chip.

14

Hanging oak cabinet
Clean, ready to hang. 22.2x23x5

15

Pabst hanging light and backbar digital clock
Great condition. The plastic on these is usually broke, chipped or cracked somewhere but not that I'm seeing. 

16

English coin operated pay-to-use bathroom door lock
This is designed to use the large English pennies. The top key is an override key. The bottom key fits and appears to be correct but I'm darned if I can open the coin panel. Fairly heavy. 19"

17

Red Wing 6" advertising spongeware bowl
It Pays To Mix With Wis. Malt Products Co. 1648 Douglas Ave. Phone Prospect 58. One miniscule glaze pop.

18

Marx road roller and Marx Giant King Boat Tail racer
Untested. Roller missing driver.

19

Lionel 752E Union Pacific Passenger set
With 753 & 754 passenger cars and connector trucks. Some paint loss but pretty good overall condition. Untested.

20

Assorted Old Style advertising signs
.

21

The home maker's sewing assortment
Comfort gas iron, Champion laundry pin bag & pins, sewing rack, celluloid sewing tapes and a sewing basket.

22

Waterbury Parlor No. 88 china case clock
Clasp is missing from bezel. Otherwise complete. Great color.

23

Unusual "Three" gallon jug w/tornado decoration
The handle has been replaced but whoever did it did very good work. 

24

Aladdin Model B table lamp with moonstone & jadeite base
Chimney is correct but cracked.

25

Brass microscope
8". Unmarked.

26

Cow pull toy
Designed to moo, this cow is mute. Some loss of finish. 10.5x9.

27

2 cast iron kettles
The 3 foot kettle is marked H8. Or, 8H depending on your perspective. Short kettle has light blue porcelain exterior. Both have a mortar wash on the inside.

28

A Lionel 246 train set with 6650 rocket launcher car.
Untested.

29

Miller Girl in the Moon beer tray.
13"

30

Red Wing beater jar
No damage.

31

Waterbury oak kitchen clock
Runs

32

Cast aluminum farm bell
11"

33

Double sheave pulley block by the Boston & Lockport Block Co.
Fairly large, 21" overall. Companion to lot number 52 if you intend to use it.

34

Collection of salt & pepper shakers
As many F&F Millie & Willie shakers as you'll find at one time. Includes a nice, single Billie the Brownie shaker and souvenir shakers from Ripon, WI and Webster City, IA.

35

Chesterfield cigarette thermometer.
Not mint but not bad. 6x13.

36

Postcard collection
Includes a few WI RPPC street scenes.

37

Marbles
.

38

A selection of woodenware utensils
And 2 feather dusters.

39

Lionel 256 Engine, 810 crane car and 3 passenger cars
710 (x2) and 712. Everything but the locomotive has been repainted. The duct tape on the loco may not be correct.

40

2 gallon stoneware churn.
Slightly misshapen but that's what all of the advanced collectors look for. Probably Bachelder. Unless it's not.

41

4 player piano rolls.
And an unusual vacuum cleaner for cleaning the tracker head.

42

A particularly nice wooden bucket with heart cutout handles.
We've sold many items over the years that have been through here two or even three times but you can imagine my surprise when I saw this piece show up again. My dad had owned it for as long as I can remember and he was especially proud of it. Somewhere along the way he got talked out of it and now it's worked its way back here again. I don't remember where or how he got it but I recall that the family said they brought it from Sweden. Cedar with copper bands. 10x7.

43

Assortment of Star Wars, Hardy Boys and other children's books
Including "COMBAT!" A book to color, if you can believe that.

44

3 panel ROG pendant light
Minor paint lift. 22" overall. 

45

Red Wing 5" spongeware bowl
NO damage! It seems that most of them are cracked, but not this one.

46

Assorted jewelry includes Victorian
.

47

Assorted jewelry and bracelets
Lots of earrings.

48

2 boxes of rhinestones and colorful jewelry
.

49

2 boxes of gold colored and "pearl" necklaces
.

50

3 boxes of colorful necklaces, cameos, etc.
..

51

12 jewelry boxes
New & old.

52

Single sheave pulley by Boston & Lockport Block Co.
25" overall. Companion piece to Lot 33 if you intend to use it.

53

Primitive folk art bird decorated box
This piece was previously purchased from the Leigh & Leslie Keno brothers auction and was part of their personal collection. All pine. Great paint. Peg & dovetail construction. A neat piece and quite possibly a "sleeper". 11.5x5.5x5

54

1940s/50s plaster shadow lamp
It may have taken a tumble at one time but whoever restored it did a pretty good job. Not at all evident from the front.

55

Fresh 5¢ Candy Bars vending machine by Shipman
Very clean. Appears complete. Untested.

56

Red Wing 4 gallon Rib Cage crock
Unsigned. Hairline and chipped handle on left but presents well.

56A

Art Deco pendant lamp shade
Repair to one of the stickey outies. 17"

57

Enterprise fruit press and a sausage stuffer
The Enterprise is missing the sausage plate and tube nut but it does have the sausage tube. About 1 gl size. Currently set up for juicing. The stuffing tube in the foreground is complete.

58

Kingsbury fire truck and other steel toys
Includes Girard truck and trailer combos.

59

2 Miller Racing Rusty Wallace clocks
Untested

60

A very nice little Steiff mohair Teddy bear
With ear tag.

61

A cased zithoharpisflutachord
Or something like that. Has a built in music box.

62

Pyrex Town & Country 4 bowl nest and an Inland Glass Atomic 2 bowl chaffer
.

63

IRC capacitor cabinet & De Long garment fastener cabinet
De Long is 16" high

64

A 2 gallon Silver Shield motor oil can and a Permatex 1 gl can
SS was a brand of Western Tire Auto Store. 

65

Scarce Wolverine Full Modern Kitchen Set
The individual components can be readily found but I'm pretty sure I've never seen a complete play set with all of the components and all of the original boxes. It's not immaculate but it is all there.

66

Horse Shoe Brand clothes wringer
I don't know if these were made as samples or as working wringers for children but it's only the third or fourth one I've come across. Width of rollers are 4".

67

Assorted child size electric and sad irons.
Sad irons include Dover and A-Best-O. Electric not marked. 1889 trivet is Virginia Metalcrafters

68

(4) 6" porcelain casters
This may seem like an odd thing to sell by itself but a full set in this size isn't easy to find. Great for an old style knee knocker table.

69

(3) strap hinges
Zinc plated. 15x8

70

71

Large lot of kitchen and other primitives
Tin cookie cutters, brass raisin seeder, cone ice cream scoop, utensils, food choppers, cast drawer pulls, brass padlock, and 4 cast iron stove legs.

72

Strap of brass bells
5 chime style bells and a traditional style bell.

73

A 2 gallon Bachelder crock lid
Some spalling, some chipping to the flange but looks good anyway.

74

Red Wing 7" advertising spongeware bowl
It Pays To Mix With Bartelt & Loerhke Bro's. I.G.A. Store Theresa, WIS. No damage.

75

Lot of Circus related ephemera and advertising
.

76

Cast iron plant and lamp brackets, etc.
Includes a pretty swanky, 8" cast brass threaded finial with a Gryphon. 

77

Cast iron elephant still bank by A. C. Williams
6.5"

78

Selection of Old Style lighted advertising.
Untested.

79

Assorted grease guns and oil cans
Tallest at 17.5"

80

Enterprise 2 gl sausage stuffer
Comes with large plate, 2 tubes and the tube nut. Does not have small plate, strainer plate or strainer basket that you would use for juicing. This is what you need for making your own sausage.

81

Assorted tools, brushes, sprayer, spirit level, scribes, etc.
Includes a cooper's adze in search of a handle.

82

Longfellow, Shakespeare, Burns and other classic books
The Shakespeare book is largely images from his writings.

83

Gilbert walnut kitchen clock
Runs. Model is possibly the Panther.

84

Wolverine Streamline Railway car
Complete and original.

85

Several wooden buckets
2 are former ice cream makers. The large one is 1/2 of a barrel. The one inside of it is in kit form.

86

Assorted American Flyer train sets
Includes cars 3000 and 962.

87

A dough tray and bread peel.
Everything you need to hang a shingle. Tray is 31x13. Peel is 26"

88

Children's novelties
Mickey Mouse knife by Imperial and a drumming rabbit. Includes a service for 4 enamel tea set, but with damage.

89

German made Arnold CKAO A643 tin litho wind up Motorcycle in blue w/sparking headlight
Works. A great, quality toy. Missing the headlight lens, a simple piece of colored celluloid. 8"

90

A case glass lamp shade and a enamel shade
Glass @ 8", enamel @ 12".

91

Rispath History of the United States and The Civil War through the Camera
Condition issues to some of the books.

92

Northern Beer Wooden Crate, Superior WI
As clean a crate as you'll ever find but does has wave a warp to the back side.

93

Scarce Wisconsin Select Lager Beer 1/2 gallon crate
Christmann Brewing Co. New Lisbon, WI. They were only in business from 19933 to 1937 so there isn't a lot kicking around from them.

94

Lead soldiers and children's toys.
Includes Remco "Hot Potato".

95

Restaurant creamers and Baking Cabinet jars
Includes 2 Bunte candy jars without lids and a Peter Pan peanut bar jar. This helps explain why the spice jars are missing from almost every baking cabinet you see. Like the one in this auction.

96

Marx electric train set No. 3987
With a bonus Lionel Lockon light.

97

3 Railroad related items
An access plate, a C&NW cast iron grab handle and an unusual souvenir piece stamped "C&NW SYSTEM, PIONEER, ORIGINAL FLUE, 1836-1948.

98

A reproduction NCR cash register topper
13 1/8" center to center on mounting holes.

99

An unusual wooden pull toy where "Joy" whips "Gloom" and "Cheer Up"
Despite being well marked, I was unable to find anything on this piece.

100

Carved wooden birds
.

101

Seth Thomas Oak kitchen clock
Runs. With alarm.

102

2 wooden planes
Largest at 22.5"

103

Lot of 3 Stanley planes
Clean Stanley G12-205, clean Handyman and a 110 block plane in the box.

104

Stanley 45 and a Fulton T&G plane
45 is incomplete.

105

Advertising paper goods, paper cutter, encased 1964 Kennedy half, A-B paperweight, etc.
Other paperweights, bill pin, seaplane printing block and a doctors bag.

106

Watrous Two Clowns bell toy
Complete and working, 10.5"

107

Lot of 3 "The Vehicle Yearbook" 1915, 1917 & 1920
These are fantastic. A compendium of all manufacturers of all carriage, buggy and vehicle parts. 

108

AP Mufflers shop waste can
I don't know what it originally held but it's a great waste can. About 15 gallons or so. 22x15

109

Anaconda brass announcement board and a porcelain lead plate
Paper sheet is clamped under bar at top. 10.5x19

110

6 panel caramel slag table lamp
Unsigned. No cracks. good condition. 16.5"

111

Stereoscope viewer and cards
Includes some fairly early cards.

112

2 plastic models
If you were wondering, the grasshopper's name is Pancho.

113

Embury Defiance barn lantern
Unusual in that it still has its original globe. These were almost always broken and replaced with a Dietz globe.

114

A steel milk stool.
Under useless information you can file this: Milk stools were traditionally 3 legged so that as they wore and wherever they were set on the barn floor, they wouldn't wobble.

115

Triumph corn planter and a painted piece of horse hitch.
.

116

A Ney Mfg. Co. barn hay trolley
It says 45 on one side and 46 on the other. It may just be a casting number.

117

Metal Amos & Andy figures
They are unmarked and made of cast lead or pot metal. 5" tall.

118

A 1940s/1950s table lamp
Unmarked but of fair quality. 19" w/socket

119

Lots of novelty pottery
Includes a wall pocket conch shell and several planters.

120

Assorted children's toys and doll furniture
Includes 2 Royal cast iron ranges. And there are still people who insist that clowns aren't creepy.

121

Tin litho figure of dancing black man
In its original configuration this was mounted on a simple metal platform and the action came from pressing a lever that caused him to "dance" on the platform.

122

Blatz Beer blue mirror back bar advertising
Slight silver lifting and paint loss. 

123

Assorted banks
Everythjing from tin litho to the Wiener Mobile.

123A

A recording temperature chart and two weather stations
The black framed piece is marked both Fee & Stemwedel and Airguide. Prior to the dissolution of the partnership, Fee and Stemwedel produced high quality instruments for household use. After they dropped the partnership and used the Airguide name, they switched to making mass produced junk.

124

A pair of pink glass dresser lamps, a classic 30s vanity light and a 50s MCM metal table lamp
Pinks are tallest at 9.75"

125

6 Rahr's Pale Lager shell beer glasses
Manitowoc, WI. 1 has the smallest of flea bites. Several have seeding. Image is comparable on all. 

126

A Pre Bigger Hair tobacco pail and a full can of CC snuff
The pail has a some darkness on the back but I didn't try to remove it. 

127

2 advertising creamers
Lockhart Co. Cambria and Outagamie Producers Co-Op. Spout chip on Outagamie.

128

The smokers assortment
Remmels Market, Waupun, John Riggert Loganville and Yahr Groceries, Princeton match holders and a cast iron fresh match/spent match holder.

129

Church keys and barware
All of the church keys are advertising plus you get the usual basement bar goodies. 

130

An unusual figural match safe featuring a pair of men's (fireman's?) pants with suspenders
Pat. Nov 9, 1886. A. H. Wirz, Phila. Several online references refer to these as "Levis". Advertising examples are known in the Pat Appl. For style. Pewter or a similar material.

131

Marvel's cigarettes advertising thermometer
4x12

 

132

Several butter molds
The flat one may be for some type of Scandanavian cookie. At live auctions I could always count on somebody to call out Krumkakkeheferschederhosenettes or whatever they were.

133

A lap top coffee grinder
Last deer hunting season I would have give my kingdom for one of these after my kid brother showed up with a pound of whole bean coffee. Ended up using a clamp on the table food grinder. What a mess.

134

Lot of 3 RRPCo planters
No damage. Tallest at 5.5"

135

A scarce 1 1/2 gallon salt glaze crock
This might be only the second one I've seen that was marked this way. Tight crowsfoot on front.

136

New Haven novelty clock with art panel insert.
Not running. 6"

137

Advertising tire & John Deere ashtrays & a Johnston farm machinery brochure
Good year tires. The JD tray is made of the same steel used in Van Brunt seeders. The Johnston piece appears to be associated with Massey Harris.

138

Jansen Tire & Battery advertising sign
The reference to Joannes Bros. immediately suggested Green Bay and sure enough, that's where it's from. 10x9

139

Vibroplex Lightning Bug DeLuxe telegraph key transceiver
I doubt that it's ever seen use. With original box. Ca. 1957.

140

Rookwood art pottery vase
1912 production. Artist signed by W.E. Hentschel. 12.75"

141

3 Miller Lite Rusty Wallace Racing items
.

142

Ash trays & cigar boxes
The large Blue one is Royal Haeger. 3 of the smaller ones are Hall. The bronze box with the gun dog is Silvercrest.

143

Dolls and more dolls
Includes tin litho doll dishes.

144

A Conn trombone with 2 mouthpieces
Like most student instruments, it has some mileage on it. SN 14-HB02

145

Pabst Lighted sign
Untested. Crack at bottom left of center. 37"

146

Milk glass rolling pin and a beater measuring jar.
The rolling pin is made by Imperial Mfg. Co. in Cambridge, OH. The jar is clearly marked "FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY", so don't get any crazy ideas.

147

German squawking chicken toy
These are almost always very nearly destroyed 100+ years down the road. Not this one. It works perfectly and the chicken squawks loudly as the door opens with enthusiasm. It does have a few corners knocked off and some of the shingles are missing but mechanically it's 100%.

148

A Victorian silver plated caster set.
It's not marked but it does have all of the original matching bottles with the correct stoppers. I can't tell you the last time I saw that.

149

Red Wing beater jar
A small chip at 12o'clock on the back, base.

150

Conestoga Co. Big Bang Light Field cannon Model 60MM
In excellent condition with original box and papers. Does not have any of the Bangsite but I believe that is still available. 9.25"

151

Tony Tiger and Raggedy Ann & Andy transistor radios
Tony wants to work but I'm in a steel building facing a deadline so you'll have to test him on your own.

152

Advertising novelties, fountain pens and paper items
The red pen is Esterbrook; the black is Parker. According to the letter, the monthly salary for a Calumet County Highway patrolman was $160.00. 

153

A metal ice cream maker
It's complete and it works. And summer is approaching. Makes about 1 quart.

154

New in the box 1960s ice bucket
Clearly never used. In the Daisies pattern by Thermo-Serve. 

155

A 1901 adv. cast iron hatchet for Laurel Stoves & ranges, Art Stove Co. Detroit, Mi
Reads" "Axe Of All Nations. Cut Out The Whiskey." Carrie Nations' smiling visage is featured on the ax blade. I'm guessing their sales in Wisconsin plummeted after this ill advised advertising campaign. About 4".

156

2 single sheave pulleys
Hudson/Mall & Louden. Largest at 14" oa.

157

The kitchen assortment
Delphite dishes. 3 nice sifters. A Postum tin. A beater jar and a cast iron kettle. The kettle has some cement residue in it.

158

Marx train and Marx Porky Pig
Porky needs some minor surgery.

159

A pretty neat 1950s GE Musaphonic clock radio
With a radio timer, a timed outlet and a speaker or headphone jack. This had to be kind of a big deal in its day.

160

3 small alarm clocks.
Elma, celluloid and a Baby Ben

160A

Hamilton Industries, Chicago. Model 2052 Desk lamp
Still in the original box.

160B

5 gallon cobalt decorated salt glaze churn
A chip or two around the top rim but no cracks.

161

Artist Kratt harmonica, an album and about 37 records
.

162

Hazel Atlas Pastelware Little Hostess Party Set glass doll dinner tea set
Everything but the teapot which wasn't part of the set to begin with.

163

Great vintage paper advertising
I'm just thankful that Fresh Strawberry Pies are no longer only 25¢.

164

A Roxhall 1950s MCM atomic clock
The movement has been replaced with a quartz movement.

165

Several die cast cars and two carrying cases
Matchbox & Hotwheels but no red line.

166

Steel Parking For Visitors Only sign
20x14

167

A nice little doll piano stool
10"

168

A large selection of Christmas ornaments and lights
Shiny Brites and others.

169

Large lot of old photographs
I believe the car on the bobsled is taken in Mayville.

170

Dutch themed embossed paperboard 1900s picture frame
8x10
 

171

Embossed beer bottles
Pre-crown include Oconto, Port Washington & Cream City.

172

2 gallon Power motor oil can
Mid Continent Petroleum Corporation

173

4 glass, Kopp traffic light lenses
12"

174

4 gallon salt glaze Lazy 8 crock
Unsigned. Crack on reverse base.

175

4 panel caramel slag table lamp
10.5" sq

176

Photo of happily wedded couple
It's bad enough that I've got to sit for this photo but then she makes me hold these damn flowers. 21x24

177

Folk art carving of man with mule & dog
Somebody put a lot of time and effort into this. They even painted shadows. 22"W x 17"H

178

Super grain painted box w/fixed till and lock
Excellent condition. All pine. Original paper lining. 21x7.5x14

179

Professionally restored Marvel 3 reel cigarette game of chance.
Not coin operated. Works great. Key included. 10"H

180

Old Style Beer chalk menu board
Some paint loss to top edge. 20x30

181

2 advertising creamers
Cleveland is cracked/chipped on reverse

182

H.I. Rainaud Co. 6 panel caramel slag table lamp
Damage to one panel. Signed on base. 16"

183

Boy Scout lot of Merit Badges, Cook Kit, etc.
The cook kit has the metal cup and it has been used. 

184

Great doll sized step back kitchen cupboard.
This wasn't pounded together over a winter's night. Somebody took the time and effort to cut and peg mortise and tenon joints on the door frames. It's square, straight and solid; I've sold full size furniture that wasn't as well made. Pine and soft maple construction. It needs glass and that's all. A very good example of children's furniture. 18x24x10

185

Victorian wall pocket and 3 picture frames.
2 of the frames are matched. Roughly 26x32.

186

Large lot of mixed glassware
Includes black amethyst; ruby flash souvenir, Depression, opalescent; colored, etc.

187

Mixed canning and fruit jars and lids
Good decorative styles.

188

Scarce Brower's Quik-Way commercial quality egg scale grader No. 2131
The thumb wheels on the back get dialed in to counter balance the eggs which are set on the front rails. 

189

Red Wing 6" advertising spongeware bowl
It Pays To Trade At Schliesmann Bros. Racine, WIS. No damage.

190

Double image "The Fountain of Youth" motion lamp, early vision
Curiously, this lamp can be set up to show Ponce de Leon overlooking a tranquil pool with wading pink flamingoes, or.... of a boy relieving himself into a pond. By rotating the interior panel you have your choice of entertaining for the ladies bridge club or having the boys over for 3 handed sheepshead. Ca. 1950 by Roto-Vue Jr. Untested.

191

WCP Co. Weyauwega, WIS 1934 10 gl steel milk can
Weyauwega Cream Products?

192

Egolac paint sign
Paint on wood. French? French Canadian? 7x9.5

193

Boston Terrier cast iron door stop
9"H

194

Unusual and scarce crank operated Serinet
A serinet or bird organ was intended to teach birds how to sing. I am not making this up. Apparently some birds were slower than others. I suppose that somewhere there is a companion piece that teaches birds how to fly. It's probably French. Appears to play 5 or 6 different tunes. I was not able to confirm this due to the fact that it doesn't currently work but the mechanism is quite similar to that of a music box. It will require some work to get it operating again but it appears to be complete. Case looks like cherry. 11.5x7x8

195

2 Lots of sconce lights
One set of 4 cast brass and steel one set of 5, also cast brass and steel.

196

Assorted burlap & cotton feed and seed bags
Includes Elkhart Lake, WI

197

Lot of miscellaneous marvels
Every auction has one lot of items that I couldn't really find a home for. This is that lot. Includes a Warnemunde snuff box, straight razor, Acme whistle, Burgenstock inkwell in the shape of a Tyrolean hat; a Lindbergh watch fob w/damage; a mini cedar chest and a whole bunch of keys.

198

Red Wing 6" advertising spongeware bowl
Seasons Greetings Henrichs Malt Prod. Co. 177 Villard, Ave. No. Milwaukee, WIS. 1482 Green Bay Ave. Milw. WIS. No damage.

199

Coin Operated "The Winner" game
A penny is dropped into a slot on the right hand side and then flicked with your finger. Where it drops determines how many points you accrue in trade or gum. The insert assures you that it is a "Scientific Gme of Amusement" and "Strictly Legitimate". Right. 13x15x8

200

ROG Aladdin dresser lamp
A well marked lamp with a moonlit shore scene. Overall very good condition but could probably stand a new cord if your insurance isn't up to date.

201

Large lot of Pre War O gauge Lionel trains
Comes with 260E engine and tender plus cars 811, 812, 813, 814, 814R, 815, (4) 816 3 red & 1 green, 820 Spotlight car and an overpainted baggage car.

202

Portable oak display case
Made to easily transport and carry and then converts into a vertical showcase when you swing the bottom feet. Excellent for pocket watches, watch fobs or similar slim items, up to 1.75". Can be locked. 24x27

203

Kenton cast iron Sand & Gravel wagon and an Arcade
The Kenton is fine but the Arcade wagon with driver is snapped at the pole.

204

2 lots of sconce lights
A lot of 3 cast aluminum in front and a lot of 3 cast iron in rear.

205

7 assorted lamp shades
The outside two in the box are a pair. 

206

Red Wing art pottery vase No. 794
Robins egg blue. 11"

207

Embossed Coca-Cola Progress Refrigerator cooler
A dent or two but the inside is sound and it still has the tray. 18"W

208

Pair of Deere and Mansur Co. corn planter hoppers
Almost anything marked Deere And Mansur is hard to find but the hoppers show up most often.

209

4 gallon decorated butter churn
It's getting so that I'm reluctant to attribute stoneware anymore as the recent research being done is so thorough that they can pretty much tell you what the potter had for lunch that day. If you are into WI stoneware, visit madefromclay.org and read some of the fantastic research work being done. That being said, this is probably an Ohio churn. Professional repair to what seems have been a hairline on the back. UPDATE: I have just been informed that the potter of this piece had pickled herring on rye bread for lunch that day.

210

Lot of mixed collectibles
Eyeglasses, Movie mags, Celluloid fans and other celluloid, Cupid print, Indian maiden prints, collar box, Swiss clock with music box and other interesting items.

211

A small cast iron turtle
Nickle plated. Ash receiver? Unmarked. 4"

212

Mail Pouch Thermometer
Not perfect but not bad. 39" 

213

Lot of mixed seashells
The nautilus has a hole in it. Well, two if you want to be technical.

214

Lot of mixed china plates
A little bit of everything. RS Germany, Fish plate, Majolica, Flow blue. All the usual suspects. Buy now so you're prepared when the market recovers.

215

A nice Electricar fence rail racer by Kokomo Stamped Metal Co.
These are kind of hard to find and even more so when they're complete. Untested.

216

A 1920s/30s suitcase.
It's not the highest quality piece I've sold but there's something appealing about it. The condition is right and it's trying very hard to not make the country bumpkin from Kewaskum look like it's the first time he's ever seen the bright lights and the big city.

217

Red Wing Stork brushware vase
Great bottom stamp. No damage. 8"

218

Gilbert Short Drop Oak School House Calendar Clock
Wants to run.

219

Children's records
This is a pretty good lot. There are some harder to find records in here and some excellent artwork. 

220

Brass skater's lamp and a pocket skate sharpener
Sometimes it can be challenging to group items and other times it's so obvious it smacks you in the face. The sharpener has probably never been used. The lamp is a cutey.

221

2 advertising creamers
Algoma Co-Op and L. Rosenheimer, Kewaskum. Rosenheimer's is now the antique mall. No damage.

222

3 light shades and a draped font.
The font is not damaged. 

223

Loy of assorted advertising thermometers.
One box is WI and one box is everywhere else.

224

Enamelware utensils and rack
16x20

225

2 box lot of enamelware
The gray granite funnel is big. And nice.

226

3 light shades
.

227

Sessions black mantel clock No. 639
Runs. For awhile.

228

Red Wing gloss vase
15.5"

229

Advertising thermometers plus Valentine's and a stamp collection
A fair number of Valentines.

230

2 box lot of Depression green handled utensils
And for good measure, a beater jar. Ba dump bump.

231

2 Royal Haeger vases
I immediately think of the late Bob Markiewicz whenever I see pieces like this. Bob always gravitated towards unusual glazes on stoneware and art pottery. While we were pointing fingers and snorting, Bob was hoarding Royal Haeger Earth Wrap table lamps before we even knew the glaze had a name. 10" & 15.5".

232

Iron & wooden shoe lasts
The next cottage industry.

233

Nest of 3 Patrician Ware jardinières by Terrace Ceramics
With original stickers. Largest 9x8.5

234

Gotham Circus Tricks and several metal toys
Includes a fairly nice Wyandotte coaster wagon and a cork tosser.

235

Red Wing fan vase No. 416
Ivory with green interior.

236

Diamond 760 & Farm-Oyl oil & grease tins
5 qt & 5 lb.

237

Welch walnut kitchen clock
Runs. Replaced dial.

238

Schlitz coach lamp
Complete, in very good condition. 23"

239

Early Shell 2 gallon X-100 motor oil can
Heavy gauge steel with original brass cap

240

Primitive yarn winder
All original. 23"H

241

3 cast iron ladies shoes.
The silver one is a match holder. The white and black ones are made by Curtis Leger Fixture Co. although only one is marked. There is some question as to whether they were made for mannequins or display purposes but either way, they're old. Tallest at 5.5"H

242

1 & 2 gallon Albany slip jugs
1gl has a spout chip, 2gl has a handle chip.

243

United Clock Corp. novelty fireplace clock
Both the clock and the fireplace work but I do have to say, it doesn't throw off much heat.

244

Haeger Art Deco Circles Pillow Vase
Blue Green 12"

245

Marx 3000 Ride On Locomotive
Original wheels, solid body. Repainted, replaced handle.

246

Assorted advertising thermometers
The one in the upper left with the glare is all set for your advertising.

247

Red Wing window planter box No. 1560
Speckled mustard. 18x5.5

248

1930/40s Seth Thomas swing frame dresser clock
Great condition, all original and it runs like a, uh, clock.

249

Cast iron Airedale still bank/door stop
8.5"H

250

American Flyer parts & track
Stock yard & sawmill

251

Assorted small gauge wire, 2 motors and some tools
The yellow popsicle thing is an antenna.

252

NOS Nichol Kola 5¢ metal sign
Mfg. Parker Metal. 18.5x11

253

3 cast iron door stops
The 2 baskets have a Coralene finish. Baskets are 6.5"H

254

Waterbury Kingsland oak kitchen clock
All original including the dial and alarm. You could be forgiven for refinishing this heavily alligatored case. 

255

28 advertising and other thermometers
There are some nicer, quality thermometers in this lot including boxwood cased and crystal plate. Check out the suggested temperature for your bedroom on the "Guard Your Health" thermometer.

256

Mammy thermometer
Probably newer than older but has a good look and it's decent quality. 7.75"

257

Assorted gauges and brass faucets
The large gauge, (5") has a brass case and bezel. Only one of the faucets is complete.

258

Old bathtub pipes and plumbing
And kind of a cool can of lye.

259

Assorted kitchen wares
The two prizes in here are the Dazey "Sharpit" knife sharpener and the Dazey "Super-Juicer". These are designed to use a common wall bracket and are interchangeable with other accessories. This is the same company that makes the Dazey glass butter churn.

260

Lots of WI license plates
Including many pairs back to 1931.

261

Various hand planes and other tools
Includes corrugated Stanley #5, aluminum Craftsman, and a Stanley 59 dowel jig.

262

Unusual 1950s/60s Early American "Town Crier" AM/FM radio by Guild.
Model 380T. Uses tubes so it can't be too new. It's not a cheesy piece, weighs a ton and has good construction and materials. Untested. 22"

263

Two Rivers bicycle license plates
1970, 72 &74.

264

6 gallon decorated salt glaze churn
Not a Hermann flower despite the dots. Ripley likes big dots, but....
You decide. Good condition.

265

Sporting paper and pin back buttons
.

266

2 cast iron kettles
Smaller with mortar wash.

267

Depression green handle glass rolling pin, beater jar and a cleaver.
Cleaver is Landers, Frary & Clark

268

Red Wing Vase No. 155
No damage. 12.5"

269

California fruit crates & a copper wash boiler lid
.

270

5 gl Red Wing Shoulder Jug
Some base chips.

271

Enamelware, tins, sewing box, TV trays
And a really neat NOS aluminum and redwood "cook & serve" platter by AC Fabricators.

272

3 screw lead augers
.

273

Ingraham oak case kitchen clock with alarm
From the Beauty assortment. All original but could stand a good cleaning. Looking to get started in clock restoration? This would be a great starter.

274

Classique Lamp base.
Signed on the column. Good condition. When I wrote the original ad I had Handel stuck in my head but this was the lamp I was referring to. Needs a shade but with Elkhorn and Cedarburg right around the corner you shouldn't have any trouble finding one. 22.5"

275

3 Albany slip jugs
Largest at 2 gallons. Smallest is BS Minnesota and is in good condition. The other two have chipping going on.

276

Frankenmuth MI Beer & Ale advertising back bar Dachshund
One ear is repaired but they did a fair job. 

277

Frosted ceiling fixture shade
When I think of all the fixtures we've sold that were missing the shade... 13 3/4" cross the lip

278

Butterfly decorated collar box
It's a bit hard to see the decoration, but it's there.

279

One drawer pine box
Probably made as a base for a machinist's chest. 21x4x10

280

Glen Rose Beaver Dam and Aren Milwaukee Seltzer bottles.
.

281

A pair of Asian themed Aladdin electric table lamps
Correct finials. 32"

282

WWII Victory Garden & Safety poster by AAA
17x22

283

3 gallon Lazy 8 butter churn
Rim chip. Otherwise OK.

284

German Army & Navy book
Published in 1900 in Akron, Ohio these must have been a big hit in Wisconsin because they show up here fairly often. This one is in very good condition. Content is in both German and English. Wisconsin, the only state in the Union where, when somebody announces their Grandfather fought in WWII, it's fair to ask: "Which side?"

285

Le-Mur Frosted glass dresser lamp
Bottom signed. 7" shade.

286

Enormous wooden rolling pin and a firkin
This pin would make Maggie proud. 41" x 7.5" Was it a trade sign? A prop? A weapon? The firkin originally held mincemeat but is missing its lid.

287

3 genuine Basque berets
They could stand a professional cleaning but they're in good shape. 

288

Mason's Challenge brand shoe blacking box
Marked for Kewaskum on the cover. Rosenheimer's, perhaps?

289

3 Haeger planters
Largest at 8.5"H

290

A Norwegian batter bowl dated 1822
There are some other, indistinguishable markings inside the bowl. 7"

291

Redware lamp base with Irises
Should clean up nicely. Missing one socket.

292

Regent Home Volleyball set
.

293

2 stoneware jugs
1 gl zinc is clean. 2 gl Albany has a chip/line.

294

Assorted wooden and kitchenware
Pretty nice birdseye maple pig cutting board.

295

Children's toy and doll tea cups
Includes Doulton Bunnykins, KPM Cupids, Fairytale, Black Americana, and Jos. Kralovec & sons, Rosecrans, WI advertising.

296

Kraut & Dohnal jug, sterilizer and a chemical bottle
The chemical bottle has been repurposed as a Holy Water bottle.

297

Wyandotte Boeing Stratocruiser.
13x10

298

Porcelain lamp base with B&H font
Chipping to flowers. Electrified. 10" without the bulb.

299

Bookends and decore.
The Jennings Bros. fish would be a very big deal if it wasn't for the broken tail fin. One of the Dodge planes is missing a wingtip.

300

S.A. Smith, Brattleboro, VT wood, horse pull toy
Good condition. Minor paint loss on hooves. 23"

301

Red Wing Vase No. 155 in cobalt
9"

302

Church candlestick, Virgin Mary table lamp, Anniversary candle, Confirmation certificate
The anniversary candle is designed to be burned once each year on your anniversary. After 50 years it will have been consumed. If you are the cynical type, you can use it on a weekly basis and hope for a good year.

303

Assorted fermented malt beverage collectibles
The Schlitz register lamp has a very small chip out of one corner. The West Bend bottle is full.

304

Books and bookends
The bronze plated, pot metal Eagles are in good condition.

305

Letter and number stamps.
.

306

A cistern pump
About once a year I get in to a place that still has a cistern pump mounted to the drainboard where it's been for the last 150 years or so.

307

Brass and other faced spring scales.
Up to 50 lbs.

308

Farm-Oyl and Premium 2 gallom motor oil cans
.

309

An Arcade Monocoupe cast iron airplane
Clean. 5"

310

Arcade N4 cast iron airplane
Repair to one axle. 4.5"

311

3 different styles of crystal prisms
Roughly 34 total. Longest at 6"

312

Red Wing 3 gallon Lazy 8 bullseye crock.
Gorgeous piece. Except for the chunk out of the base.

313

Figural brain shade lamp
Minor finish loss. Overall good. 14"

314

17 Beswick Beatrix Potter figurines & 6 Schmid ornaments
9 with boxes.

315

Steel, die cast, plastic and other toys and vehicles
A.M.T. Dodge Custom Royal, Ford 8N, Product Miniature McCormick trailer, Tonka VW & more.

316

Red Wing Peter Schuck bean pot, Slinger, WI
In the early 90s I sold Mrs. Schuck's antiques when she gave up house keeping. She was astounded that anybody would want their old bean pots. 

317

Pairpoint silver plated lamp base No. 3047 1/2
11"H

318

Large assortment of comic books
Just about every subject matter. Almost all of them are in very good condition although she did put her name on covers. About 95 total.

319

Rebel Flags
3 total 

320

Red Wing 4 gallon shoulder jug
Base chip in front. Tight crow's foot on reverse.

321

Novelty planters
Mostly McCoy. Big piece in back is 14" and has a removable lid.

322

2 rags rugs.
Good condition. Each is 8'+

322A

3 planters
2 McCoy and one RRPCo

323

A ship shadow lamp, a deer motif table lamp
And two lamp shades. Ship is 13" high. Deer about 11". Both unmarked. Kind of a matte green for lack of a better description.

324

2 gallon Ford Hydraulic Fluid can
And a bunch of other garage fluids.

325

2 carbide lanterns and an empty fire extinguisher.
All brass. 

326

A nice Arcade McCormick & Deering cast iron team and wagon with bench and driver.
About as clean as you'll ever find one.12"+

327

Dietz Vesta NYCS RR lantern
With marked NYCRR ruby globe.

328

Furniture pulls, carpet protectors and a 1933 World's Fair Singer sewing souvenir
And a few other goodies.

328A

Imperial Knife Co. Dr. Pepper Letter Opener & Knife
Very good condition.

329

A 2 gl zinc glaze lid.
Some chipping.

330

Copper lined smoking cabinet
1930s/40s. Fancier than most. One leg needs attention. Walnut.

331

Buster Brown wagon
Replaced handle. Bed is 24x12

332

Games & Toys
C&NW HO A&B units, Double Nine Express RR dominoes, Checker board, Monopoly - possibly WWII era, Bilt-Ez steel construction set ca. 1923, Angle Designs geometric toy, an unnamed building block toy, Several Meccano & Erector set brochures.

333

3 pieces of unmarked stoneware
The usual dingles. qt., 1/2gl and 1 gl. I think.

334

Assorted novelty pottery and planters
5 McCoy planters and several CA pieces.

335

Stoneware storage jar.
No lid. Nice glaze. Good condition. 1/2 gl or so.

335A

Ceramic Arts Studio nesting Polar Bear & cub
I've encountered this form before and it was a set of salt & pepper shakers. This one is not. No holes. Not even a trace.

336

Assorted adv. and other stoneware
Lambrecht butter crock, Neshkoro Food Market bowl, a lidless but bailed unmarked piece, a blue banded jar w/ a chip and a butter crock with an interesting drip glaze.

337

A box of oddities
An Ulu knife, Federal Equipment tag from Milwaukee, cast iron owl, amber stopper, a lead figurine and not a Jaguar hood ornament.

338

A ROG dresser lamp and a pair of milk glass dresser lamps.
Unmarked. Good condition. And no, you will never hear me refer to them as "boudoir" lamps. 

339

Tin litho noisemakers
16 plus a covered box. Kirchoff & US Metal Toy Mfg. Co.

340

Unmarked 1 gl crock with an unusual glaze
Mustard shading to brown. Hairlines.

341

A large broadside promoting Temperence
Printed in Milwaukee of all places, these were available for $3.00 per hundred. White territory is dry. Black areas are the devils domain. Presumably WWI era from the "Kaiser" tie in. As long as we're demonizing Germans we may as well lump in their beverage of choice. Not the best of shape but frameable. 24x36

342

Classic Stag & cow hotel lobby sand jar.
Several companies made these and although this one is unmarked I'm told that it's probably a Red Wing product. No damage. 12x15

343

Assorted beer advertising
PBR clock, Miller High Life Bobcat mirror, Sprecher sign and more.

344

Assorted novelty pottery
Hull C&S, brushware, bowknot planter, Irish egg cup, Niloak pitcher, etc.

345

Western Stoneware carafes, a 2gl crock and a funky planter
.

346

Even more novelty planters
Includes some Shawnee.

347

A larger stoneware lid.
The condition is rough but somewhere, somebody needs this. 11 1/4" outside flange to outside flange.

348

Glass Insulators
All of the usual suspects.

349

The music lot.
A large Manitowoc based broadside for Victrola Radiolas, a plaster Master's Voice record stand, Several die cut Nipper string tags and a somewhat jaw dropping promotional paper regarding the "Canadian Colored Jubilee & Concert Company". 

350

Van Briggle, Roseville and other art pottery
The Columbine bowl is perfect, the Dahlrose is chipped.The large vase, 12", is Metlox.

351

A long, Early American What-Not shelf.
Pine. Suspended by eye hooks. 8' 4".

352

A pine dough tray
32x21

353

Mixed tools and a great advertising poster
Miller's Falls 5 pc professional quality carving set, Stanley 151 spoke shave - like new, draw knife, etc. an early 1900s machinery jobbers advertising sheet. 19x24

354

Needle work sampler, nesting doll & decorative tchotchkes
.

355

A pretty nice Hamm's Beer neon sign.
If you plan to use it, rewire it. Or at least grab a cheek when you plug it in. NO SHIPPING!

356

A large, scenic oil on canvas painting
47x33 overall

357

A large oil on canvas painting of Christ and the Virgin Mary.
Unsigned that I can see. 2 minor rends in the lower right. 34x41

358

Cole Bros. Oshkosh circus poster
Old. Original. Image is 21x36

359

Early 1900s copper & brass ceiling fixture.
The shades are newer but they go well with it. 26x29

360

Premier Pabst French Indian Wars beer advertising sign
The "Pabst" name is so subtle that most people would overlook it. These are difficult to find in good condition but this one survived admirably well for being about 85 years old. Print on board with the effect of canvas. A significant piece at 46x34

361

Lighted Budweiser sign
Works. Missing a small piece of trim on the lower left. About 35"W

362

Charcoal portrait of a woman
Good condition. 22x26

363

Pastel landscape
22x10

364

A neat advertising print for Frazer Axle Grease
Litho on paper by Linard, Chicago, with faux matting. Scene of a young lad hitting on a fetching young thing while a spurned suitor sulks at the other end of the fence. Not entirely sure how "axle grease" fits in to this equation, but whatever. Some discoloration but overall good. 30x23 framed.

364A

Silhouette of a man
The terrible posture. The Milwaukee goiter. The disheveled appearance. It can only be a retired auctioneer. 14x17 framed

365

2 piece Indian costume
Child size. Good condition.

366

A Navajo Rug
It may require some encouragement in order to lie flat. No rips, stains or mending. 70x50

367

A pine tool tote
Nicely splayed sides. Good condition. Lets hope that it doesn't spend its golden years as a patio planter. 35x15x9

368

Lightning rod with fleur de lis ruby flash weathervane and amber ball on twisted standard
68"

369

Lightning rod with blue milk glass ball
68"

370

Lightning rod with blue milk glass ball
68"

371

Lightning rod with milk glass ball and another rod
Both rods have splitting issues.

372

A pair of wooden shutters.
66x14

373

An oak serpentine dresser with applied carvings
42"W

373A

Framed pastel of sunset
30x16 framed

374

Green and Caramel slag glass leaded hanging lamp
The style suggests newer but the construction suggests older. You decide. 22"

375

Clean oak bed with applied carvings.
55"W between rails by 55"H 

376

Framed collage of girls heads
Scrapbook type images. 27x21

377

2 wooden step ladders.
I used the larger one to wire the hanging lamp so you're assured that it will hold 170 lbs at a minimum.

378

Print of guardian angel and 2 children
3% of you will know that this is the image in the East stained glass window at Holy Trinity church in Kewaskum. 99% of you will be surprised that I even know what the East stained glass window at Holy Trinity looks like. 15 x 22

378A

Flexible Flyer Airline Junior No. 51 safety sled
Pretty clear graphics on this little cutey. 51"

379

Champion Kal-King steerable sled.
They're all steerable. Until you pile it up in to a tree. 48"

380

Flexible Flyer No. 5c Sled
The grand daddy of Flexible Flyer sleds. S.L. Allen & Co. took their sled making pretty seriously and it shows. This beast owned the hill. It has some pretty impressive decoration on the top but it's difficult to see under the aging finish. 66"

381

Napanee Dutch Kitchenet
Clean! The tambour door needs some adjustment but it's ready to put in place. 40x72

382

Post War Colonial revival china cabinet in Mahogany
38x76

383

Oak Dresser w/ Mirror and applied carvings
42x70

384

Quarter sawed oak parlor table w/GB&CF
Massive feet on this solid table. 26"sq.

385

Early dome top pine trunk w/till, lock & key
The kind of trunk that should have a pirate standing next to it. And it's not too big. 24x17x18

386

A classic canvas wrapped travel trunk
With wear but overall good condition. 39x12x21

387

Primitive jelly cupboard in old red over cream
"According to my Country Living magazine the correct color names are "Sundusky Rose Brickwalk Firesky over Jersey Maid Holstein Fresh Morning Spring Cream". Pretty much ready to set in place. 45x55x21

388

Oak platform walker
Professionally refinished and reupholstered. Ready to rock.

389

Set of 4 press back plank seat chairs
Nice deep embossing. These are ready to go chairs.

390

Victorian wicker stand
18" sq x 31"H

391

Sackback firehouse chair
Solid

392

Child's Wakefield wicker rocking chair
Exceptional condition. It's hard to believe that this rocker survived over 100 years without some kid standing on the seat.

393

1920s/30s needlepoint fireplace screen
Good condition. 23x40

394

Treadle operated S.S. White dental drill
Everybody wants to play doctor; Here's your opportunity to play Dr. Christian Szell. "Oh, please don't worry. I'm not going into that cavity. That nerve's already dying. A live, freshly-cut nerve is infinitely more sensitive."

395

Wood trunk in light blue paint
Excellent for kindling by the fireplace ort a hat & mittens trunk. Finger joint construction. 24x20x16

396

Wicker style baby/doll buggy with parasol.
A bit of wear to the parasol but otherwise OK.

397

Set of three captain's chairs
Plank seat.

398

Swivel top MCM low table
I picture this with some nice turquoise tile work on the top. Probably had a mirror originally. 21x13

399

3 partially full nail kegs
Every now and again I get somebody that wants to argue that these aren't actually nail kegs; they're really wine barrels. And that they know this because their Grandpa used this same type for making homemade wine. So here are three wine barrels now being used for storing nails.

400

1920s lamp table
34"W

401

Early American bench
24x18x14

402

1930s magazine rack
Walnut. Great condition.

403

1930s/40s high chair
Made by the Phoenix Chair Co. of Sheboygan

404

1950s JC Penney cedar storage hassock
With the original hang tag. One corner has a tear. 28x18x16

405

Oak Buckstaff chair
Not quite a youth size but not a large chair. Rock solid.

406

Child's arm rocker
Plank seat

407

Victorian cane seat sewing rocker
No damage to seat.

408

2 different sets of modern chairs.
.

409

1970s oak end table and a swivel TV stand
.
 

410

Folding ironing board
When people ask me if I miss live auctions I think of folding iron boards. I'd have five teenage ringmen of which at least 4 would be honor students, 2 that would go on to graduate degrees and one that pulled a 35 on his SAT. I'd ask them to set up a folding ironing board so that I could sell it. Normally you'd have to pay a cover charge for that kind of entertainment. I miss that.

411

Metal trunk
With custom paint job. 28"W

412

Oak column pedestal.
Raw wood. 36"H

413

Victorian walnut dropwell dresser w/mirror
46"W

414

2 blow mold Noel Candles
One works. It appears that the black plastic tape is there to hold the electrical cords. I didn't see any damage.

415

Victorian walnut full size bed.
.

416

Budweiser lighted Clydesdale sign
Decent quality. Before blow molded plastic became the norm. Works. 20x14

417

New Haven "Occidental" mirror side parlor clock.
This was pretty much New Haven's top of the line shelf clock. Runs. Dial has paint loss. Repairs to case.

418

Victorian walnut marble top dresser w/mirror
42"W

419

Victorian walnut full size bed
Comes with original rails and a custom set that allows the frame to take a modern full size mattress.

419A

Art Deco glass and chrome TV airplane lamp
This is as cool as it looks. Although it's not signed they are usually attributed to Frankart. The same lamp shows in my reference books but no mention is made of manufacturer. Works. 13x8x13

420

Victorian walnut dresser w/mirror
49"W

421

Exceptional ROG MWA Modern Woodmen of America exterior, oil lamp lodge sign
In my opinion this is the star of the sale. According to a piece of paper with the sign it originally hung in Harvard, IL. Designed as an outdoor corner sign, it could be illuminated using an oil lamp that is still with it. The only apology that I can find is that the lower hinge on the access door needs to be repaired. How this piece survived without some kid throwing a rock through it is beyond me. But then, none of my relatives lived in Harvard. Or attended the other one. 17" ea. side. 24"H overall.

422

Carpenter's trunk with custom paint job
I'm thinking a teenage girl got a hold of this around 1972. 35x16x19

423

Oak shaving stand
You just need to find a mirror to mount to the uprights. 18"Wx59"H

424

1988 US $50 Gold American Eagle Bullion 1 ozt Coin
Ungraded, but it hasn't been jingling around with somebody's pocket change. Buyer, if unknown to me, may be required to pay by wire transfer only, at my discretion.

425

1921, 1922 and 1923 Silver Dollars.
These were the 3 nicest, in my decidedly unnumismatist opinion.

426

1921, 1922S & 1923 Silver Dollars.
These were the second 3 nicest, in my opinion.

427

1921D, 1922 & 1923 Silver Dollars
These were the third 3 nicest, in my opinion.

428

1800, 1834 & 1833 Bust dimes
Although the package is marked 1800, I can't swear to that because it's so smooth that that I can only make out part of the word "LIBERTY".

429

1836 Liberty Cap half dime
.

430

1867 shield nickel, 1873 Nickel 3 cent, 1852 silver 3 cent
.

430A

Victorian pull down oil lamp
Complete with pull down motor, smoke bell and chimney. A complete, ready to go lamp.

431

1838, 1850, 1853, 1855?, 1876, 1882, 1888, & 1891 Seated Liberty silver dimes
.

432

1854 & (2) 1857 Seated Liberty half dimes
.

433

26 rolls of assorted wheat cents
As labeled.

434

1158 loose wheat cents
Includes the book.

435

All Canadian coins
Including an 1844 half penny bank token

436

Assorted foreign currency and coins
.

437

C.F. Monroe Wavecrest covered dresser box with liner.
Good mark.

438

Assorted souvenir and other sterling spoons
116.3g total

439

Assorted Sterling table ware
Creamer & Sugar and tray at 589g and weighted compote at 263.7g

440

Art Nouveau Sterling pin back brooch of ladies head
8.5G

441

14K gold rings, one with diamond
6.4g total

442

10K gold rings and pin
24.5g total

443

Mercury Marine jewelry and pocket knife
1/10 10K

444

Ladies 14K gold bracelet
Marked as 14K, 6.8g

445

Assorted Black Hills 3 color gold
Mostly 10K with an occasional 14K interloper. 14.8g total

446

(4) 1964 Kennedy half dollars
.

447

448

Carved jade buckle
2 1/8" dia. x 3/4"

449

Carved ivory and MOP necklace or belt
I thought it was a necklace but the clasp suggests some type of belt. You decide. About 18". Medallion is 2 3/8" wide.

450

Signed Earl O. James art glass vase
Modern art glass  6 3/4"W x 9.5H

451

Acoma Pueblo Potter Vase Artist signed D.S.A.
Believed to be the work of Diedra Antonio. 12"W x 11"H

452

Carved Figure from Palau
Federated States of Micronesia. 27"H

453

Victorian pull down hanging lamp frame
Good motor. 14" frame

454

Series of 1934 Chicago Julian & Morgenthau US $100 Federal Reserve Note
Pretty clean. Pretty crisp. Light folds.

455

Three, Series of 1934 A, B & D US Federal Reserve $20 Notes
Circulated. Chicago & San Francisco

456

US $5 & $1 Silver Certificates
With wear.

457

11 Bicentennial 1976 Eisenhower $1 coins & 5 1976 Kennedy halves
Fairly clean.

458

11 Bicentennial 1976 Eisenhower $1 coins & 5 1976 Kennedy halves
Fairly clean.