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5 beautiful multi color antique ink blotters as advertising for coal companies, looking at these closer it seems the coal is mined in Colorado but all are for companies located in Nebraska ( Norfolk, Omaha, Kearney and 2 from St. Paul ) none are showing any ink stains from previous use, price is $25.00 each or while I have the 5 shown, all for $100.00, call/ text Doug

In 1925, three businesses operated in a building on Francis St. One of those businesses was the Wesley G. Van Ness Pharmacy at. 138 Francis. The pharmacy stayed there until WW II. This particular fan was from the 1920’s, when Putnam Dyes used this artwork on advertising fans throughout the U.S. The lithographed front with General Putnam escaping from the British during the Revolutionary War is very colorful and has only a few, small discolored spots (barely noticeable). The bottom left has the company logo insert that was used in the early 1900s. Someone long ago repaired the handle with a thick gray string to keep the handle secure. They did a good job. On the back is the pharmacy’s name and address (no phone yet) with the motto: “Try the Drug Store First.” Since the pharmacy was located next to the Otsego Hotel, guests could make a quick trip for necessities. Also on the back are descriptions of three different Putnam products. The fan itself measures 8 3/8 x 6 3/8 inches while the original wood handle is approximately 5 3/4 inches. The fan is a great piece of Jackson, MI, business history and is in great shape for being a 100 years old.

For Sale!!!!! Good used Antique wood frame mirror. Dimensions in the pictures. Selling for 40.00 obo CASH AT TIME OF PURCHASE NO SHIPPING Call or text me at 215-932-2183

Antique “Lippincott” axe. Made by True Temper at their Kelly Axe Works in Charleston, West Virginia. This axe may have been made between 1930 and 1950. This is a large double-bit model. The head is 10 inches across and the bits are 5.5 inches wide. The handle is 35.5 inches from end to end and is in good shape with no cracks. The head is tight. You can read about the history of the Lippincott axe online. They were top quality and it’s uncommon to come across a double-bit model like this 1. Text me at 502-445-4279.

In 1889, J. Wallace Page started the Page Woven Fence Co. in Adrian, Michigan, making fences for animals, cemeteries, and parks. Page was the first to manufacture successful wire fences and business boomed. Adrian became known as “the fence capital of the world.” At the company’s height, Page employed over a hundred people. The company was so successful that it sponsored a Black Ameridan professional baseball team called the Page Fence Giants. The team played between 1895 and 1898. The company moved to Pennsylvania in 1902 and changed names. This brochure measures 3 1/2 x 6 1/4 inches and folds out to 21 inches wide. Many of the individual pages provide info on the different types of fences sold by the company. The front cover has a picture of a buffalo behind a fence, presumably to indicate how strong Page fences were. Even though the front cover has a few corner chunks missing, all of the pages are clear and informative. Quite a find.

Runs and drives excellent, has a 302 engine with original 4 speed manual trans but will also come with original 260 engine. Call or text three svn eight five too five zero.

beautiful hardrock maple mirror--beautiful bevelled glass--original finish--inside and outside bevel--some slight fogging, but perfectly functional dimensions: 20 width 30 h 8 price: $200, cash only, please call Gary415-531-9555 no trolls, please if ad is running, mirror is available thanks for your interest

smooth curvy design--superior tiger oak grain (sourced from virgin first growth timber)-- four original victorian hooks finished with copper flashing--rare design incorporates smooth curves into a fetching simple design--the finish is the original lacquer in exceptional condition--the bevelled glass is hand bevelled with both inside and outside curves--this is a mirror that you will be proud to display on your wall dimensions: width--38--height--22 price: $450, cash only, please call...

The Netherlands and Belgium have a pre-marriage requirement to formally register to marry. Back in the 1800s, engaged couples not only had to register, but they had to announce their intention publicly through cards. Today, the process is called “Ondertrauw”, but the spelling back in the 1800s had a “d” added to the end of the word. The six larger cards have dates of 1897, 1898, 1899, and three from 1901. Two of the announcement cards are in fold out format, dated 1895 and 1902. The four smaller cards are dated 1881 (2), 1885, and 1903. I purchased these twelve rare cards from an estate near Holland, Michigan, which has a strong Dutch heritage. I’ve never seen anything like these cards. Fortunately, they survived all these years. NOTE: Because I live a ways away, I will be happy to ship free of charge.

VINTAGE 1940S ADMIRAL TELEVISION*WELL PRESERVED COLLECTIBLE **GRAND PA BOUGHT IT NEW IN MINNESOTA** *DELIVER*GAS $*BAY AREA* **PROGRASTINATES TAKE A STEP FORWARD** **NOT INTERESTED IN NEGATIVE REMARKS UNLESS U HAVE SEEN ITEM** (1) CASH*$* (2) NO*EMAIL CODES (3) TEXT/CALLS ONLY* (4) AD SEEN*ITEM AVAILABLE***BATTER UP** *SELL*NO SCAMS*

Over 200yrs old from late 1800s Arm chair Great hand carved detail Selling clearing out my storage. As you see it $300. Ive seen these retail similarly for double. Call me Crate not included

Yes, the gas station attendant’s smiling face on the front is a bit creepy, but it contributes to the uniqueness of the map. H.M. Gousha lithographed the map in Chicago. Inside, there are two Michigan radio logs with all the station call numbers of 1931, which have since changed. Also, there is 1930 census information. The Michigan side of the map would be great for framing, since this was a long time before interstate highways and the Mackinac Bridge were built. Note that in the UP, the Central Time Zone started soon after you crossed over, close to Newberry. In spite of this map being 95 years old, it looks like it was rarely, if ever, used and is in excellent shape.

nicely figured ash framed mirror-- hand bevelled glass--very good condition-- all carving intact--rounded corners--minor spotting in silver, but image is good dimensions: width--271/2 h 8--251/2 price: $150, cash only, please contact Gary415-531-9555 if ad is running, mirror is for sale Please--no trolls thanks for your interest

Antique Victorian Youth Bed - Solid Walnut No pressboard. Button medallions on headboard. Sturdy. Mattress not included.We used thin plywood and a thick piece of foam cut to fit. Estate Sale Find. Used for our small grandchildren. From a smoke free home. Collectible. Could be used as display for dolls etc. Measures: 511/2 inches long 261/2 inches wide Headboard is 26 inches tall. 16 inches from floor to top of side rail. Text 205-542-7250

These are Aerol heavy duty caster wheels in great condition. These have 8 wheels and with the brackets they stand 11 tall. The mounting brackets are 53/4 x 63/4 These are grease-able, $60 for the pair Call - 612-850-4698

This original die-cut lithographed advertising calendar from the 19th century measures 8 1/2 inches tall by 6 inches wide. On the front bottom left is a copyright date (1893) by the Knapple Lithograph Co. (as shown). On the back is the entire calendar for 1894. When you open the calendar, there’s some oxidation/discoloring on the borders that matches the design and cut of the front of the calendar. Luckily, it has no effect on the graphics. On the left side of the inside portion of the calendar is a list of insurance rates. For instance, 50 cents a week for a person aged 21 would insure them for $930, big bucks 125 years ago. Also, the major dates for the holidays are listed. Back then, Memorial Day was called Decoration Day. In 1894, the Metropolitan Insurance Company’s offices were in Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Bay City/Saginaw. I think it’s safe to say that only a few copies—if any— of this calendar probably exist, especially in such great condition. As you can see from the photos, the colors and graphics are bold and clear,

Selling this vin at age stand al 1 chair circa 40 s or 60 s. In good condition for its age. Might make a good desk or hutch chair. Beautiful detail and sturdy. Rattan/wicker seat bottom. Cash only no gimmicks. Measures 33.5 tall and 17.5 wide. Live in North FallasPlease text or contact Scott at 972-978-0828.

Vintage Gordon’s Potato Chip tin. It comes with a Gordon’s truck attached to the lid. Still inside the truck are the “Blue Magic Ever- Fresh” granules that kept the chips fresh and crisp. It has its factory paint and the lid fits tight. This tin is probably from the 1950 s and is uncommon. It has some rust inside and has the scuffs that would normally occur on something 75 years old. It is 10 inches tall and 7 inches wide. Text me at 502-445-4279.

beautiful French Bevel glass-- framed in exceptional curved oak frame--1 bevel--manufactured in Chicago by John J Kinsella Co Mfgs French mirrors--Chicago Dimensions: h 8--25 width--261/2 Original finish--excellent condition--applied carving on crest--glass and silver in near perfect condition--very unusual in this age piece of glass dates from 1900 to 1910 Remarkable! Call Gary415-531-9555 Price: $150, cash only, please No trolls! If ad ...

$1200/best offer takes all 10 rare pieces total. 402-971-4500... Few pieces have some very light surface rust that will rub right off.Nothing penetrating the metal though*

I have a beautiful, working, antique 1923 Victor Victrola talking machine phonograph in amazing condition for sale. It works perfectly and comes with a bunch of old timey records. This 100 year old piece is super cool and fun to listen to. Asking $350 or best offer. Call or text 314-250-3341

