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Bid YOUR Price! |
Bid YOUR price on our custom-built bidding platform 24 hours a day from your phone, tablet, or computer!Bid from your living room, car, or anywhere you have an internet connection! |
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Soft Close Details |
Bidding has started and will conclude as the live bidding concludes. Our online bidding system will update the user on where we stand in regards to selling the items via “Once”, “Selling” and “Sold”. IF YOU INTEND TO BID, PLEASE PLACE YOUR BIDS EARLY AND BID FAST.See www.parrottauctions.com for the complete auction catalog or call our office for assistance!Automatic Bidding/Bidding Priority/Tie Bids: (Max Bid Feature): This online bidding option makes bidding convenient allowing you to enter the maximum bid amount that you are willing to bid on an item. We encourage the use of this feature as it automatically competitively increases your bid for you up to your max bid price without input from you or our staff. No more forgetting to increase your bids -or- trying to keep pace with our online auctions. Simply Place Once Bid And our system will take care of the rest!Bidding Priority/Tie Bids: This auction will have live in person and live online bidding occurring at the same time. When a lot opens for bidding, there can be an instance where an absentee bidder's max bid and the live bidder's next bid are the same amount. In this instance, the “tie bid” will go to the online bidder and the live bidder will be asked to re-raise the bid. These so called “tie bids” will go to the online bidder, no exceptions. If this is not clear, please call our Lawrenceville office at 618.943.4905 and ask for further explanation. Please Note: this occurs on a handful of items each auction. Please Make note of this auction term and condition. |
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Max Bid Feature |
Automatic Bidding: (Max Bid Feature): This online bidding option makes bidding convenient allowing you to enter the maximum bid amount that you are willing to bid on an item. We encourage the use of this feature as it automatically competitively increases your bid for you up to your max bid price. No more forgetting to increase your bids -or- trying to keep pace with our online auctions. Simply Place Once Bid And we’ll take care of the rest! |
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Payment Terms |
Payment Terms: Cash, Check, American Express, Visa & MasterCard. 14% Buyer’s Premium on all items sold (4% discount will be given if payment is made by cash or good check).Declined Credit Card Procedure: If the credit card on file is declined for any reason, a Parrott Auction crew member/representative will reach out to settle the outstanding invoice. If the buyer fails to pay the said invoice, the buyer(s) will be permanently banned until the $25 reinstatement fee is paid. Insufficient Funds Procedure: If a check is returned for any reason at all, a Parrott Auction crew member/representative will reach out to settle the outstanding invoice. If the buyer fails to pay the said invoice, the buyer(s) will be permanently banned until the $25 reinstatement fee is paid. |
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Absentee Bidder Form |
Absentee Bidder Form: Another bidding option is to attend one of the scheduled preview dates and complete our absentee bidder form, name, address, contact information, max bid you’re willing to place, along with credit card information will be required when completing this form. Please Note: There will be a $25 dollar charge for this service. This $25 fee covers the labor to fill out the absentee bidder form, register bidder, place bids, plus call you after the auction is over. Also, this is MAX bid only, we will not call you to update you on winning/outbid status. If you change your max bid, a second form and a second $25 charge will be required immediately. This is to discourage people from making 6 updated max bids via phone immediately prior to auction close. |
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Preview Details |
Parrott Auction Crew Members/representatives will be the auction location of Parrott Auction Center, 14024 State Route 1, Lawrenceville, IL 62439, to administer preview on Friday, July 15th, from 4 to 6 PM Central, (the “Preview Date”). |
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Invoice Details |
Invoice: All winning bidders will have an invoice emailed to the email address on file usually within 30 minutes of the last item closing. This invoice will also include instructions for pickup date, time, and location. Please Note: this invoice will show “UNPAID” in the upper right-hand corner, if you intend to pay with cash or check, do not pay using our online payment system. |
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Pickup & Last Chance Details |
Removal / Load Out (Online Bidders): Parrott Auction Crew Members/representatives will be at the auction location of Parrott Auction Center, 14024 State Route 1, Lawrenceville, IL 62439, on Thursday, July 21st, from 12NOON to 6 PM Central, (the “Removal Dates”). No Goods shall be removed until the purchaser’s invoice has been paid in full.Pickup will be on a first-come, first-served basis.We ask all others to be understanding and everyone will be completed in order.Last Chance Grace Period / Fee: If items are not picked up during that time frame, immediately following the last pick-up day, we will automatically charge your credit card on file a cost of $25. For all other items that remain after 3 business days from a scheduled pickup that are not claimed or have other arrangements made by end of day Thursday, July 21st, the buyer will forfeit the rights to said items and will become the property of the auction company or disposed of. This $25 fee covers the additional cost of labor, scheduling conflicts, and fuel incurred to met during the 3 day “last chance” window. |
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Full Service In-House Shipping |
Full Service, In-House Shipping: If shipping is desired on smaller items, please make a note when registering as we can immediately sort items for shipment at the close of the auction to expedite the shipping process. All shipping costs, tracking, insurance, and signature on delivery will be paid for by the buyer. The buyer will also be charged a small handling fee of $8 per shipment unless the items require a pallet. We utilize the “Shipping Saint” Program to streamline our shipping process. Once you have paid the invoice for the item, a second invoice from Shipping Saint will include your actual shipping invoice. Once this shipping invoice has been paid, your item will be shipped.During these times of high shipments, extended shipping times may occur, we try to have all items shipped within 5 business days of auction close, however, we do reserve the right for up to 15 business days of auction close. |
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Happy Bidding! |
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100 |
Neckerchief Tie / Slides |
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101 |
Camporee Patches |
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102 |
Neckerchief Ties and Assorted Patches, Sock Garders |
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103 |
Order of the Arrow Hand Book, Assorted Patches, Leather Valley Forge and Leather Jamboree |
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104 |
Assorted Patches, Neckerchief Slides and World Jamboree |
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105 |
Assorted Patches |
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106 |
Assorted Patches (1968) |
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107 |
Golden Anniversary 1965 File Holder |
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108 |
Assorted Patches, Neckerchief Slides, Daniel Boone Camporee Hatchet Neckerchief Slide |
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109 |
Neckerchief Tie / Slides, Assorted Patches, Sock Garders |
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110 |
1964 Valley Forge Jamboree & Assorted Patches |
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111 |
Assorted BSA Patches |
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112 |
Assorted BSA Merit Patches on Sash |
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113 |
Assorted BSA Patches & Cub Scout BSA Patch |
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114 |
Assorted BSA Patches |
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115 |
Assorted 1973 BSA Patches, Planetarium Slide |
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116 |
Assorted BSA Patches |
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117 |
White Valley Neckerchiefs |
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118 |
BSA Official Wool Headwear |
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119 |
7 Assorted BSA Tee Shirts (Camps & Events) |
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120 |
Assorted Neckerchiefs |
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121 |
Boy Scout Leader Hat & Hat Press |
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122 |
Boy Scout Shirt, Hat, Belts and more |
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123 |
Assorted BSA Neckerchiefs |
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124 |
1950s and 60s Assorted Boy Scout Patches |
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125 |
Large Assortment of Neckerchiefs |
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126 |
Boy Scout Canoe Explorer Patches |
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127 |
Philmont Leather Belt & Buckle, also BSA Sashs & other BSA Idaho 1967 Jamboree |
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128 |
1959 to 70s Boy Scout Neckerchiefs |
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129 |
Assorted Scout Handbooks |
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130 |
Guide to Scouting Collectibles – 1967 World Jamboree Stamps, other Assorted Book & handbooks |
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131 |
Scouting Related Mugs (Souvenir Mugs from Events) |
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132 |
1944 Science of Trapping, Hunting Related |
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133 |
Several Neckerchief Tie Slides |
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134 |
Leather belt with “Jonito” plus Whistles on Boondoogle |
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135 |
Scouting Cards, Compass with Box, Water tight Container |
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136 |
Assorted Patches and Webelo Ties |
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137 |
Boy Scout Slide and Patches |
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138 |
Slides and Badges, Bronze Medals |
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139 |
Group Fishing Reels, Davey Jones, Johnson and Others |
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140 |
Cast Iron Corn Bread Molds |
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141 |
White Milk Glass Spice Set |
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142 |
Holland Dairy Box |
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143 |
Army Gas Mask |
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144 |
Roy Rogers Fix It Stage-Coach Fix it Model by Ideal |
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145 |
Green Depression Childs Plate, Pewter Measure and Pewter Figurines |
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146 |
John Wayne Collection plus 2 Boxes of 32-40 |
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147 |
Fire King Marigold and Custard Cups |
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148 |
Silver Trophy donated by First National Bank of Oblong 1927 |
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149 |
Auto Racing Board, Magnetic |
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200 |
Featherlite Sewing Machine Folding Table |
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201 |
Griswold No. 6 Tite-Top Dutch Oven |
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202 |
Wagnerware Bacon and Egg Divided Breakfast Skillet |
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203 |
Blue and White Granite Water Bucket with 2 Ladles |
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204 |
Blue and White Swirl Granite Coffee |
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205 |
Skillet/Dutch Oven Insert |
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206 |
Double Spout Cast Iron 8G-3 Skillet with Lid |
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207 |
Metal RIT Dye Countertop Display with Additonal Dye |
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208 |
Wagner's 1891 Original 8” Skillet |
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209 |
Small Crock Bowl |
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210 |
Small Butter with Blue Lettering Crock, No Lid |
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211 |
Coats and Clark Countertop Thread Display |
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211B |
Glascock's Racer with Applied Decal |
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212 |
Brass Steam Whistle |
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213 |
Filling Station Service Hat |
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214 |
Exxon Decorative Lights (2 Boxes) |
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215 |
Gilbert Clock Co. Mantle Clock |
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216 |
Philco Wooden Tabletop Radio |
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217 |
Dresser top |
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218 |
“My Footsteps in Time” by L.S. Heath |
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219 |
Tricycle Wheels |
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220 |
Pair of Buggy Wheels |
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221 |
Kool Cigarette Display |
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222 |
Kellogg Crank Telephone with Oak Case with Internals |
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223 |
Amalie 5 Gallon Oil Can, Extra Nice Condition, |
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224 |
Pure Oil Co. Purelube Gear Lubricant Can, 35 Pounds |
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225 |
DuraFri Shortening Can, 50 Pounds, No Lid |
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226 |
Curtiss Baby Ruth 5 Cent Candy Box |
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227 |
Mounds Candy Bar Box |
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228 |
Climax No. 1 Coffee Grinder |
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229 |
Buggy/Wagon Jack Marked Oliver |
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230 |
Thomas & Clark Crackers, Biscuits and Cakes, Peoria, ILL cardboard box |
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231 |
Early Fishing Tackle box with 3 Reels, Some Wooden Lures |
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232 |
Lathe Turned base & Green Depression Ashtray |
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233 |
FS (Farm Service) Light up Advertising Clock |
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234 |
Early Wooden Buggy Jack |
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235 |
Prairie Farms Light Up Advertising Clock |
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236 |
Portable Shoe Shine Kit with Polish and Brushes |
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237 |
Chief “Scooting Star” pedal Scooter |
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238 |
Structo No. 209 Dumper Dump Truck with Original Box (Some of box is missing) |
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239 |
Structo Vista Dome Horse Van, Overall Good Condition |
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240 |
Structo Freight Hauler |
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241 |
Buddy L Highway Maintenance Truck with Dumping Bed |
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300 |
2 Boxes of Assorted Spice Tins, Nut Chopper and Measure |
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301 |
Green Handled Strainer, Fish Bottle Opener, Fishing Decor, Match Safe & “Caught on the Fly” Print |
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302 |
Pink Depression, Fostoria Nappy, Reamer, Cookie Cutters and Milk Glass Bell |
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303 |
Cast Iron Door Bell (no Twister), German Scissors |
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304 |
Glass Butter Mold with Cow Design |
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305 |
Picture of Seven Falls, South Cheyenne Cayon, |
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306 |
Sad Iron, Glassware, Porcelain Door Knob, Home Made Pie Plates & More |
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307 |
Modern Lift Top Foot Stool and Coat Rack |
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308 |
Fish Filet Knife, Smoke Stand Insert, Wire Whisk and More |
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309 |
D & A Key Wind Mantle Clock (Newer) |
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310 |
Coleman No. 0 Filter Funnel, Mr. Peanut Advertising Piece, Small Coca Cola Bottle, Mini Oil Can |
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311 |
Ingraham Pocket Watch, Small Wooden Level |
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312 |
Various Canning Jars, Extra Zinc Lids and Glass Lids |
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313 |
Cookware, Candles, Decorative Birdhouse Light, Trays and More |
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314 |
Currier and Ives Dishware Set |
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315 |
2 Tackle Boxes with Fishing Related Items |
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316 |
Sun mirror, Shore Bird, Wooden Goose and Weller Pottery (damaged) |
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317 |
Covered Butter, 3 Kerosene Lamps and Dresser Set |
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318 |
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour Tin (Reproduction) |
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319 |
Niagara Falls Glass Paperweight, Prospect Point |
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320 |
Barometer by Welby |
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321 |
3 Pieces of Copper (1 Old Piece) |
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322 |
Early Thermometer, Large Jar, Wooden Checkers, Reproduction Rug Beater, |
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323 |
5 Assorted Pop Bottles |
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324 |
Small Blue Fenton Bear & Blue Hobnail Vase |
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325 |
American Lady Wooden Raisin Crate/Box |
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326 |
Hand Stitched Quilt with Double Wedding Ring Design, 2 Pillow Shams (Shams No Not Match Quilt) |
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400 |
Red oriental area rug, approx. 10'5" x 15" |
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401 |
Rust-colored oriental area rug, approx. 12' x 8' |
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402 |
Dark maroon oriental wool area rug, approx. 12' x 8' |
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403 |
Oriental throw rug with bird of paradise design, approx. 6' x 3' |
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404 |
Oriental throw rug, approx. 4' x 2' |
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405 |
Oriental throw rug, approx. 4' x 2' |
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406 |
Oriental throw rug, approx. 4' x 2' |
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407 |
Oriental throw rug, approx. 4' x 2' |
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408 |
Oriental maroon floral area rug, approx. 7' x 5' |
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409 |
Entryway bench with wagon wheel ends |
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410 |
Round dining room table, extra nice condition, 4 chairs and 2 leaves |
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411 |
Lighted hutch with detail work and one glass door |
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412 |
Entryway bench with heart cutout |
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500 |
Field/slave cradle, all original wood, with cast iron spoke wheels |
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501 |
Homemade utility carrier, with original paint |
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502 |
Homemade commode, with original paint |
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503 |
Cranberry scoop, made in Carlisle, KY |
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504 |
Small Victorian hanging corner cabinet, with original paint |
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505 |
Folk art butler card/ashtray holder with original paint, missing arm |
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506 |
2 shelf hanging shelf, with original paint |
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507 |
Handmade checkerboard stand table |
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508 |
Egg carrier/crate, with cardboard egg dividers |
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509 |
Folk art Mickey Mouse card/ashtray holder, with original paint |
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510 |
Homemade step stool wiht square nails, old paint |
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511 |
Portable tin washing machine, with original dasher and paint |
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512 |
Oak rotating organizer |
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513 |
Afghan and hand-stitched towels |
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514 |
Flat of vintage antique price guides, including Coca-Cola and more |
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515 |
Box of vintage doll price guides |
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516 |
Box of vintage price guides |
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517 |
Box of vintage price guides |
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518 |
Box of clothing for American Girl dolls |
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519 |
Doll rope bed |
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520 |
American Girl Native American doll, with outfits |
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521 |
American Girl Josefina Montoya doll, with outfits |
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522 |
Effanbee Patsy Ann composition doll, needs restrung |
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523 |
Lot of 3 Liv dolls, with beauty shop chair |
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524 |
Cast iron base glass lamp, with multicolored design |
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525 |
Ice cream-style standup pitcher and bowl set, with towel holders and soap dish, all original |
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526 |
Walking wheel/spinning wheel with detailed designs, original and complete |
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527 |
Antique commercial Santa Claus display, approx. 3 feet tall |
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528 |
Blow mold shepherd |
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529 |
Lion King sheet |
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530 |
Blow mold ghost with jack-o-lantern |
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531 |
Glass chandelier with prisms, in wooden drawer |
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532 |
Vintage suitcase with Halloween costumes (Raggedy Ann/Andy, Little Red Riding Hood, 2 black/white prisoner outfits with hats) |
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533 |
Child's oak kitchen table |
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534 |
Flat of miscellaneous door parts, song books |
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535 |
12 piece hand-painted Nativity scene, made in Italy, with original paint (tallest figure is 12 inches) |
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536 |
Cast metal curtain tie-backs, with original paint |
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537 |
Ice cream maker by E-Z Freezer Company in Indianapolis, IN |
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538 |
Early yarn winder |
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539 |
Blue and white granite speckled wash pan |
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540 |
2 piece blue and white graniteware pitcher and bowl |
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541 |
Early handpainted board game |
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542 |
Knitting yarn bowl on stand |
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543 |
Antique primitive flax comb hetchel, approx. 18th century |
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544 |
Oak countertop display case, with 1 shelf |
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600 |
Trip-Nic Metal Travel Cooler with Lid & Handle |
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601 |
Ornate Picture Frame, Chandelier with Down Light |
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602 |
Western Flyer Tri-cycle |
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603 |
Small Bouncing Horse by Palmetto Pal |
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604 |
Child's Wheel Barrow, John Deere Green |
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605 |
2 Pieces of Hardshell Luggage |
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700 |
1950's Schwinn 20” Girl's Bicycle |
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701 |
Roman Style Upholstered Chair with Carved Back |
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702 |
Modern Entry Way Bench with Storage |
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703 |
Dressing Table Bench |
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704 |
Singer Oak Treadle Sewing Machine Decorative Table, No Machine |
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705 |
Marble Top Parlor Table with Burl Detail |
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706 |
Mahogany Sheet Music Stand |
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707 |
Oak Washstand with Modern Marble Top |
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708 |
Cedar Chest with Brass Details |
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709 |
Ladies Writing Desk with Chair |
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710 |
Painted White Ladies Dresser with Mirror and Bench |
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711 |
Bird House Decorative Shelf / Plant Stand |
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712 |
Tell City Pattern 660 Andover Finish High Back Rocker |
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713 |
Oak High Boy Chest of Drawers |
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714 |
Oak Serpentine Front Chest of Drawers |
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715 |
Oak 5 Drawer Chest of Drawers |
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716 |
Oak Washstand with replaced panels in doors, pierced tin |
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717 |
Oak Dinette Table (self Storing Leaves) with 4 Pressed Back Oak Chairs, Top has Damaged Veneer |
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718 |
New Home Treadle Sewing Machine Cabinet converted to Decorative New Home |
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719 |
4 Chrome Dining Chairs with Blue School Desk and Chair |
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720 |
Front and Back Early Cast Iron School Desk |
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721 |
Folding Wire Shopping Cart / Grocery Cart |
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722 |
Gooseneck Floor Lamp |
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723 |
Walnut Stand Table with Flag Design |
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724 |
Oak Carved Back Rocking Chair |
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725 |
Walnut Cane Deck Chair |
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726 |
1850s Early, Hand Pegged Slat Back Rocker with Unique Arm |
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727 |
1920s Wicker Baby Buggy with Wooden Spoke Wheels |
|
728 |
Camel Saddle |
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729 |
Tell City Harvest Table Pattern F8178N Andover Finish with pair of Farmhouse Chair Pattern 2202, Andover Finish |
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730 |
Ethan Allen Writing Desk, black with Factory Stenciling |
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731 |
Windsor Style Chair by Gardner and Stone Chair Co., Massachusetts |
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732 |
L. Hitchcockville, Connecticut Small Green Hutch |
|
733 |
3 Drawer Stand Table |
|
734 |
Wicker Plant Stand |
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735 |
Early School Desk with Ink Well Hole |
|
736 |
Singer Sewing Machine in Original Cabinet |
|
737 |
Original Wicker Rocking Chair with Cushion Seat |
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738 |
Menu Board on Stand |
|
739 |
Headboard with Tulip Design |
|
740 |
Victorian Walnut Washstand with Marble Top & Back splash, Original Pulls |
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741 |
Gilted, 4 Tiered, Lighted Etigerre Stand with glass Shelves & Porcelain Applied Flowers |
|
742 |
Pair of Chrome and Black Bar Stools |
|
743 |
Flat Top Steamer Trunk, Original Condition |
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744 |
Early Original Robin Egg Blue Paint Dough Box on Stand with Dovetailed Box & Pegged Construction |
|
745 |
Early Original Red Paint Wooden Wheel barrow with Steel Spoke Wheel |
|
746 |
Early Primitive 4 Shelf Wooden with Original Blue and Cream Paint with Mortise & Tenon Construction |
|
747 |
1930s/1940s Upholstered Love-seat/Settee with Original Covering & Wood Trim |
|
748 |
1880s Horse hair Covering Fainting Couch with Carved Back & Ratcheting Arms |
|
749 |
Victorian Cottage Style Dresser with Mirror, Hand-painted Floral Design |
|
750 |
Oak Handmade Full Size bed with built in Quilt Rack |
|
751 |
2 Door Walnut & Poplar Knock Down Wardrobe with Spoon Carvings |
|
790 |
2006 Hummer H3, extra nice condition, 4 wheel drive, cold AC, black exterior with black cloth interior, ballistic chrome rims with like-new MasterCraft Courser AXT2s, running boards, rear cargo area, floor mats, chrome front protector, Vortek 3500 series, no visible rust on body panels, many new parts including front end, water pump, and other, AM/FM radio, rear windshield wiper, like new spare tire. 190338 miles |
VIN# 5GTDN126068295564 |
791 |
1997 Ford F350 7.3L PowerStroke turbo diesel crew cab dually, airmaxxx towing air bags, good condition body for year, automatic transmission, front and rear fuel tanks, heat and cold AC, radio, cruise control, power windows and locks, power towing mirrors, adjustable lumbar support, diamond plate running boards, aluminum wheels, rear sliding window, LED lightbar, 3 previous owners, 160,722 miles |
VIN# 1FTJW35F5VEC69753 |
800 |
Primitive wheat cutting box |
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801 |
Scythe with cradle |
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802 |
Primitive sled |
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803 |
Lot of 2 buggy whips |
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804 |
Blue painted bar clamp |
Original paint |
805 |
Lot of 2 wooden oars |
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806 |
Primitive long handled scythe/sickle |
|
807 |
Small original trunk with bent wood handles |
|
808 |
Blue marvel gravity cream separator |
Superior Sheet Metal Works, Indianapolis, IN |
809 |
Dome top trunk with original finish |
|
810 |
Early cast iron down spout splash pad |
|
811 |
One arm straightjacket |
|
812 |
Table lamp with marble and brass base |
|
813 |
GE tabletop cage fan |
|
814 |
Paper dispenser |
|
815 |
Lot of 2 half bushel baskets |
|
816 |
Victorian walnut clock shelf |
|
817 |
World War I doughboy statue, with damage |
|
818 |
Flat of medicine bottles, including paper-labeled patent medicine |
|
819 |
Lot of 2 cast iron swing arm wall lamp holders |
|
820 |
Lot of miscellaneous including trap, dog candy container, lidded apple, and more |
|
821 |
1950s Coca Cola tray |
|
822 |
Early road maps, including Gulf, Standard, and more |
|
823 |
Lot of road maps and travel brochures |
|
824 |
Metal Sears + Robuck catalog holder |
|
825 |
Tell City pole lamp |
No. A4501, #83 Antique Yellow finish |
826 |
Foldng plant stand |
|
827 |
Tell City boot wall decor |
No. 3154, #66 Antique Brown finish |
828 |
Tell City Primer of Early American Home Decorating, 1968 original |
|
829 |
Tell City sliding calendar |
No. 3295, #48 Andover finish |
830 |
Tell City candle holder in original yellow paint |
No. A3191, #89 Antique Yellow finish |
831 |
Tell City table lamp |
No. A4408, #89 Antique Yellow finish |
832 |
Tell City bread peel |
No. 3210, #36 Antique Blue finish |
833 |
Tell City castle key in antique blue finish |
No. A3183, #86 Antique Blue finish |
834 |
Tell City dairy oar |
No. 3120, #48 Andover finish |
835 |
Folding child's table |
|
836 |
Dome top trunk with bent wood handles |
|
837 |
Oak sled with turned up runners |
|
838 |
Bent wood grain measure |
|
900 |
Lot of 2 cast iron trivets |
|
901 |
Early 3-piece hand-forged dinner ringer |
|
902 |
Lot of 2 cast iron trivets |
|
903 |
Lot of 2 early rolling pins |
|
903a |
Lot of 2 early rolling pins |
|
904 |
Lot of early kitchen utensils, including grater, wooden spoon, and more |
|
905 |
Lot of early tinware, including strainer, grater, and muffin tin |
|
906 |
Lot of potato mashers, wooden mallet, and other wooden utensils |
|
907 |
Lot of 4 early rolling pins |
|
908 |
Lot of wooden utensils, including potato masher, scoop, and ladle |
|
909 |
Lot of early utensils, including forks, spoons, potato masher, and tinware |
|
910 |
Lot of early kitchen utensils, including spoon, masher, and ladle |
|
911 |
Lot of wooden utensils, including spatula, butter paddle, spoon, and masher |
|
912 |
Cypress knee |
|
913 |
Early wicker hand basket |
|
914 |
3 pairs of original 1930s pink depression salt and pepper shakers, various patterns |
|
915 |
3 pairs of original 1930s green depression salt and pepper shakers, various patterns |
|
916 |
4 pairs of original 1930s pink depression salt and pepper shakers, various patterns |
|
917 |
Original 1930s cobalt blue depression, including salt and vinegar |
|
918 |
Japanese composition doll, needs restrung |
|
919 |
Wire table spider |
|
920 |
Glass rolling pin |
|
921 |
2 pairs of original 1930s yellow depression salt and pepper shakers |
|
922 |
Lot of 2 German tea tiles/trivets |
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923 |
Early wrought-iron bracket lamp with mercury glass reflector |
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924 |
Lot of 2 pairs of salt and peppers, including milk glass and amethyst |
|
925 |
Lot of 3 pairs of original 1930s green depression salt and pepper shakers, various patterns |
|
926 |
Bottom half of early Snickers box |
|
927 |
Pair of bisque piano babies, made in Japan |
|
928 |
Lot of 3 pairs of original 1930s pink depression salt and pepper shakers |
|
929 |
Lot of 2 Japanese bisque piano babies, cupid piano babies |
|
930 |
Lot of 3 pairs of original 1930s green depression salt and pepper shakers, various patterns |
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931 |
Lot of 3 pairs of original 1930s pink depression salt and pepper shakers, one is missing lids |
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932 |
1884 illustrated history of Lawrence, Orange, and Washington counties, Indiana |
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933 |
1886 illustrated history of Knox and Daviess counties (Indiana) |
|
934 |
Johnson Brothers England Old Britain Castles Canterbury platter |
|
935 |
German transferware plate with bird scene |
|
936 |
Clear glass grape pattern covered dish |
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937 |
Hollywood film slicer, 8mm/16mm, with 2 packages of rit dies |
|
938 |
Lot of 2 Occupied Japan figurines |
|
939 |
Case tile from Robinson, IL, plus shaving mug |
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940 |
German hand-blown mercury glass goblet |
|
941 |
German transferware serving bowl |
|
942 |
Pair of sterling silver candle holders |
|
943 |
German woman figurine, alabaster stein, clay bird |
|
944 |
Ironstone treen |
|
945 |
Pair of argyle blue plates, with salt and peppers |
|
947 |
Cannister set with 2 large and 1 smaller jar |
|
948 |
Old Kentucky Home kitchen scale by Belknap Hardware, Louisville, IL |
|
949 |
Wooden carry tote |
|
950 |
Twisted wire rug beater |
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951 |
Brown and white stoneware jug |
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952 |
Brown and white stoneware jug |
|
953 |
Vintage oiler, marked Urbana on bottom |
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954 |
Copper wash boiler, no lid |
|
955 |
Robinson Ransbottom spongeware bowl, Roseville, OH |
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956 |
Hohner accordion with stencil design, works, broken straps |
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967 |
W.H. Leltew, Strasburg, VA, 1 ½ gallon crock with cobalt decoration. Some rip chips, no cracks |
|
968 |
Solomon Bell, Strasburg, VA, 2 gallon cobalt crock. Has rim chips, no cracks |
|
969 |
5 gallon beehive jug, no cracks or chips |
|
970 |
N.A. White & Son, Utica, NY, 1 gallon jug with cobalt tree. Excellent condition |
|
971 |
Westroy, NY Pottery 2 gallon salt glaze jug with cobalt tornado. No cracks or chips |
|
972 |
Clark & Bros, Cannelton, IN, 2 gallon crock. No cracks or chips, does have some pop glazes inside crock |
|
973 |
J McDonnell & Co, Amsterdam, NY, 1 gallon merchant jug. Some discoloration and kilnburn, no cracks or chips |
|
974 |
S. Pepson, Albany, NY, 2 gallon jug with tornado decoration. Excellent condition, no chips or cracks |
|
975 |
1 ½ gallon cobalt crock, excellent condition |
|
976 |
Albany, NY, slip glaze ovoid 1 gallon jug. 1 rim chip, unable to make out makers name |
|
977 |
1 gallon salt glaze jug with turkey drops. Mint condition, no chips or cracks |
|
978 |
1 gallon jug, Albany slip glaze. No cracks or chips |
|
979 |
Lyons, NY, 1 gallon salt glaze jug. No cracks or chips |
|
980 |
1 gallon cobalt crock. No chips or cracks |
One mold imperfection on bottom back that looks like a crack, but does not go through to the inside |
981 |
Minnesota Stoneware Co. 2 gallon saltglazed bee sting crock. No cracks or chips |
|
983 |
Double wedding ring hand stitched quilt |
|
1000 |
Parris-Dunn pellet gun |
|
1001 |
Early acoustic guitar |
|
1002 |
Child's folding table |
|
1003 |
Mounted quail |
|
1004 |
Mounted grouse |
|
1005 |
Mounted gazelle |
|
1006 |
Porcelain deer mount display |
|
1007 |
Stuffed barn owl |
|
1008 |
Mounted sea bass |
|
1009 |
Mounted owl with wings stretched |
|
1010 |
Mounted flying Canadian goose |
|
1011 |
Large elk mount |
|
1012 |
Lot of 3 hand-drawn prints |
|
1013 |
Canvas painting of Paris scene |
|
1014 |
Cross-buck picture frame with oak leaves |
|
1015 |
Cross-buck picture frame with oak leaves, print of child praying |
|
1016 |
Early oval picture of woman and children |
|
1017 |
Early print of 2 girls and dog |
|
1018 |
Early 1900s Picasso print of clown |
|
1019 |
Early print in ornate frame, with sheep, pony, child, and man |
|
1020 |
Deep frame oil painting on board, with farm scene |
|
1021 |
Framed Victorian woman |
|
1022 |
Ornate oak frame with children print |
|
1023 |
Oak side board mirror |
|
1024 |
Chipped glass design mirror |
|
1025 |
Ornate oak with burlap painting by W.M. Otto |
|
1026 |
Framed watercolor by James Boren |
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