This reel is in excellent condition showing very little wear. May have never had line on it. Has all the original paperwork, wrench & oil. Made in Sweden.
This reel is a monster, the frame is 6 in diameter and 1 7/8 wide. It shows some wear but no damage and works as it should. The number on the box is 3178, the reel has the number 3180. The box has wear but its not too serious. The reel could use some clean up.
This Four Bros. reel was made by Pflueger. Model number is 2258. The frame is 3 1/2 in diameter and 2 1/2 wide. The reel is complete and everything works as it should. It does show some wear but none too serious. Spins like a top and has a strong click.
This is a very nice tournament size model 330 KC level wind reel. It is complete and works as it should. It has some light wear but no damage. The frame is about 1 7/8 wide.
This level wind reel has two numbers, No. 1964 on the side plate and model 26 on the foot. It has light wear and needs to be cleaned. It spins well and works as it should.
The smaller reel is a 920 and the other a 940. These are both free spool, ball bearing reels. They both have just very light wear and work as they should except for the click on the 940. Both are very nice looking reels.
This is a level wind, anti-backlash reel that is in near excellent condition. It has very little wear. It spins like a top. May have never had line on it. Says Model G which may be the date code.
These are all as found and need to be restored. Nothing appears to be damaged. The Stanley numbers are in order of the close-up pictures. Stanley 190, 78, 378, 48, the one with the red cap is not marked, the last two are Stanley 45 with different marking details. The set of cutters are probably for the 45s.
Right to left these are Keen Kutter #5, the only marking on the bed is 1414, Stanley #25 looks complete, Bailey (cant see the number), and a Stanley #27. Please arrange to come out and preview these for condition, some have issues.
Right to left these are plane only marked R5 on the bed, Bailey #5, Dunlap (about the size #4), and a Dunlap (about #3). These all look complete with no damage.
On the left is a pair of Stanley #110s, next are two #130s, one marked Stanley and the other not marked (the Stanley has a broken throat on one end), and a Stanley #220. They all look complete except for the two missing knobs.
The two on the left are just embossed MADE IN USA. They are 7 1/8 long. The plane in the center just says USA, its 7 long. The two on the right are 5 3/8 long. One is embossed MADE IN USA and the other just 103. All as found needing restoration.
These speakers are in quite nice condition. The one on the left has a few nicks on the top edge but would be an easy repair if desired. There is some light staining on the top of the other speaker. Some hand rub poly would make these look excellent. The wood in the grills is excellent except for a little dust. The speakers sound excellent as they should. Cones and surrounds are all beautiful. There may be a date code in the stamps on the backs. Please arrange to come out and take a listen.
These speakers look & sound excellent. We dont know much about them but a Google search shows a lot of interest. Evidently they were semi-audiophile grade in the 1980s. These have consecutive serial numbers which may reveal the approximate date. The stands are included, they were made in Canada. We would be happy to have you out for a look & a listen.
This Griswold 712 is in very good condition. The old rusted screws have been replaced but that is the only thing that has been done. Nothing is damaged or repaired. The burners are different sizes. The hose & regulator are included and ready to connect to a LP tank and cook. Please feel free to make arrangements to preview
The large jar on the right is embossed Kranks SHAVE KREEM. The smaller jars lid makes reference to The Great Glidersleeve as a new comedy. The Revelation Tobacco tin is full. DO NOT SMOKE!! The rest are neat pieces.
The maroon car on the left is a 1993, The POLO Green car is a 1990, (this was the first time unwrapped to photograph for this auction). The red convertible is also a 1990. These have never been played with and probably only out of their boxes once or twice. The green one, one time. All are perfect condition.
All of these show wear and some have just light damage, none look homemade. The tweed covered box is for slides and has some little partitions for organizing. The cigar box with the Indian is marked up with pencil.
This is a neat Coke collectible with a Plexiglas cover. Came from a local distributor. There is a small crack on the right side that is very hard to notice. A very well made professional display.
These glasses hold a little more than four ounces. They are 3 3/4 tall. They are all excellent and look like they were never used. Great for a shot or two after the hunt.
This Red Wing churn is in exceptional condition. The lid is as well. Neither have any type of crack including hairlines. There is a tiny chip at the bottom edge that is very shallow and hard to even notice. Its about 3/8 wide. Please call & make arrangements to come out and pre-view this wonderful piece of Red Wing stoneware.
This grindstone wheel is in very good condition with the small chip shown in the close-up the only damage. It measures 21 in diameter and 2 thick. This would make an awesome garden stone or maybe you have another cool decorating idea.
The only two of these that are hard to identify are the clear bottle and the dark green bottle in the middle, both are laying down. The clear bottle is a Schweppes and the green bottle has a Roman numeral XII around the base and nothing else. All are in good condition possible needing some cleaning.
This is a professional photo from what looks like the 1940s. Most of the cars are roundies. The bridge in the top right area looks new so you may be able to date the photo from that. It may also be researchable through the label on the back. This looks all original, frame etc. I can remember the park when I was about 13 in 1962. Wonderful times!! Ive seen later aerial photos of the park but none as nice as this. Measures about 30 ½ by 21 ½ overall.
This is all Bose equipment. There is a AV28 DVD player and a PS 28 powered speaker system. Two remotes are included with that system. The speakers are 201 Series II. The power supply, power cord and cable to connect the #28 system are here but we dont know if others are required.
The large dough raising pan and cover are tin, early and look to be hand soldered. Its about 18 in diameter, a neat old piece. There is a juicer, seven aluminum pie tins, a doughnut dropper, a small food grinder with extra cutters and pair of stainless pot lids that will fit a 10 pot.
This oak Graphophone record player case is empty of the mechanical parts but may be able to be used for parts or re-purposed. The record case will hold 10 records. The platter is quite heavy. Together they stand about 38 tall.
This beautiful piece is in awesome condition. It may belong to the Graphophone record player listed just before this. We could not find any marking to confirm. Its about 21 ½ across the petals and 18 the other direction. Made from metal (tin?)and plated. Shows very little wear. The threads measure about 1 ¾ are the opening. This thing is worth coming out and previewing, give us a call.
The 5 tumblers & 5 smaller cups on the left are all marked Bascal with a letter below. Two are also marked Made In Italy. These are in very good condition showing little wear. They measure 3 ½ and 4 ½. The seven on the right are about 5 ¼. They are not marked except for one. It and the pitcher are marked Color Craft. The other six show little wear, the pitcher & the one tumbler show wear and the pitcher has quite a bit of wear. The six cups that are not colored are not marked and have little wear. They measure about 2 ½ & 3.
The large brown 3 gallon crock is stamped on the bottom, looks like a Crown (Robinson Ransbottom) brand. The one gallon crock jug is not marked. Neither piece has any cracks. The Red Wing tea pot is excellent except for the missing lid. The little 1 gallon tin cream can with its lid is awesome. The small ½ gal. tin & lid is also in excellent condition.
Top left is marked True Temper Flint Edge Kelly Works. Looks to be in very good condition. In the center is a Collins, also decent. On the right is a blade only stamped B34 in figures a little over 1/8 tall. The smaller head without a handle is marked CHEMOALAXE, 1937. The three are about 10, the smaller 9.
The larger frame has wheels a little less than 36 in diameter. It looks almost complete except for the wooden parts. The other cart has wheels a little over 26. It looks like it is missing one of the metal bars that holds the handle. The old wooden door is included and could be cut down to fit the smaller frame or re-purpose it for other decorating.
This is a neat old garden plow that looks like it is in original condition. Worn & weathered and very cool looking. It measures a little over five feet long.
