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Original Fiestaware Salt and pepper shakers Condition - Perfect Take all 3 for $30 Call or text for pickup 516-647-8175
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Each is 1 8 high. The base measures 7 across. The top of the candle arms measure 9 1/2 across. Cash only. Deal locally! Pickup in Colleyville or Keller by appointment. Asking 250 for both.
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Wooden Lighted Reindeer on wooden stake, 36 inch (3 foot) wooden reindeer, red bulb lights up for nose. If interested, please call four o two four 88 nine 1 five 1. Local cash only transaction please, I will not ship. Thanks
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I have an Antique 1930s German wall clock/time punch card machine in very good working condition . Asking $3,900 OBO for more info please text or call Roy 2ten-7two5-93zero8 Thanks MUST SELL MAKE OFFER!
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Please review the pictures I have several old license plates for sale some of these are a 100 years old I think 1 is over a 100 years old. I would like to sell them all. But if you want 1 or just a couple $30 each I am in Wasilla 907-715-9728
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*** IF YOU SEE THIS LISTING, THE ITEM IS AVAILABLE *** For sale – Very nice antique English blue willow Olde Alton Ware tureen and matching lid. The round tureen is approximately 9 ½” in diameter and 4” high. It is in very good condition. There are no cracks or chips. $60 cash … local pickup. PLEASE NOTE: To insure that you receive a timely response, please include the name of the item in the text of your inquiry otherwise I may assume that the inquiry has been generated by a software program mining for email addresses in which case I may ignore the inquiry For other quality blue willow items that I have for sale … search … FS blue willow … I make an effort to promptly reply to all inquiries. If you haven’t received a reply, you might check your “trash” email folder. I have had several customers tell me that their email filter put the CraigsList response in the “trash” folder and they didn’t discover it until after someone else had bought the boots that they wanted.
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A Rustic Oak Cabbage Kraut Cutter, 19th Century With box. This is sizable - Approx 50L x 11W x 5D. Would make Awesome decor - a wonderful accent and conversation starter. Hung or leaning on the wall. From the Estate of John A. Davidson, Jr. Smaller ones are close in price. Examples of this size and condition are typically $!00+ More!!! Located in Lombard. FREE Pickup available. LIMITED Local delivery possible for an extra cost. Shipping would be $100s. Please reacxh out if interested. - KTC
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Heavy duty metal cash alarm safe/lock box. Had dual combination dials, alarm that sounds when opened which can be turned off. Comes with cash insert, key, handle on top with cash slot under handle. Excellent condition. Found online/EBAY for $100. Asking only $35. Call or text 508-809-0659
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for sale lawn edger$10 phone 920-867-2376
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For sale as a collection only. Not interested in selling single signs. 95% of these signs are back lit and ready to upgrade your mancave or your collector car warehouse or showroom. Below, you will find a to a video of all the signs. https://youtu.be/Vmnaf9NOSTQ?feature=shared Please call only as I do not respond to emails or text msgs. Ron four zero 8 - 6 two 3- 1206 antiques, gas, oil, tire, collectables, signs
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$3,500.00 OR BEST OFFER. This is a unique,likely 1-of-a-kind sterling silver letter opener created by local legend, Charles E. Chuck Willcox. Fascinating article : https://westernhorseman.com/blogs/out-west/remembering-a-western-silversmith/ Obituary from 2018 with more info: https://syvnews.com/lifestyles/announcements/obituaries/charles-e-willcox/article_d 169-155-5786-5 aee-90 be-50 d 495 b 6 ac 6 b.html There are of course other similar letter openers online, but n 1 by as ...
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This is a really neat crock and unusual because almost it has a beige color to it, with brown cursive lettering.. I’ve always seen crocks from this dairy as a light gray stoneware with blue lettering (same logo). I have no idea about the company other than what I read on the label—that it started in 1885 and the owner called himself “The Butter and Egg Man.” The crock measures nearly six inches in diameter (5 7/8 to be exact) and and stands 3 inches high, and is in very good shape, as you can see from the photos. It’s a nice looking piece almost like pottery, and would be great to display and/or double up as a place to put stuff from the counter.
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Dimensions: 7” in diameter (across) x 26-1/2” H * SHADE CAN BE REPLACED, GOES FOR FREE WHEN THE LAMP IS PURCHASED LOCALLY * * SHADE NOT INCLUDED IF THE LAMP IS PURCHASED ONLINE *
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513-295-5513 Vintage HEINZ St 1 ware Apple Butter Jar with Lid – $40 Add a touch of Americana to your kitchen or collection with this classic HEINZ st 1 ware jar. Originally used for apple butter, this lidded crock features: - 🧢 Original matching lid – hard to find! - 📏 Approx. 5.5 tall x 4.5 wid
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GORGEOUS FURNITURE PIECE IN LIKE NEW CONDITION. CARVED WOOD AND DISTRESSED ACCENTS. IT WILL BE A FOCAL POINT IN ANY ROOM. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL OR TEXT 973 771 4076 9 DRAWER DRESSER IN MINT CONDITION I CAN Y HELP LOADING LOCATED ON GROUND LEVEL DRESSER VANITY CHEST ARMOIRE TV STAND BUFFET SERVER THOMASVILLE
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In 1912, Clarence A. Crane from Cleveland invented a candy that wouldn’t melt in the summer and called it Life Savers, because of its shape. At the time,, Life Savers only came in peppermint. Crane sold the rights to the mint candy to Edward Noble soon after, who added six more flavors. In 1921, Noble began producing fruit drops (without the hole) and by 1925, technology allowed him to put a hole in the center of the fruit drops. Sales took off. This promotional booklet, the “Book o Mystery,” was designed for “American boys” who were curious about the world. By sending in five Life Savers wrappers, kids could get one free. It contains stories entitled “The Mystery of the Golden Cord,” “The Mystery of the Mary Celeste” (with additional newspaper clipping), “The Mango Tree Mystery,” and various short articles related to mysteries in nature, historical mysteries, optical illusions, the moon, and even a description of how airplanes fly. On the last inside page, kids are informed about how they can get additional copies by sending in 5 Life Saver wrappers. The front cover has some very neat artwork, with a mystical figure encased in a crystal ball and held by two skinny, black hands. Creepy in a good sort of way. At the bottom of the front cover is Life Saver’s attempt at puns, stating that the booklet was “for holesome entertainment.” The back cover is equally colorful and artistic, with a pack of opened Cryst-o-Mint Life Savers in front of a spilling oaken bucket of water sitting in a bunch of mint leaves. At the top is written “Refreshing as cool water and fresh mint,” while at the bottom reads “The crystal mint with a hole.” The “Book o Mysteries” is 32 pages long and measures 6 1/4 by almost 5 inches. One of the inside pages at the beginning of the section on the Mary Celeste has a newspaper clipping of the event that was paper clipped to the page at one time, causing a bit of discoloration underneath. Fortunately, there is no effect on the print. I’ve seen quite a few 1932 magazine ads for this product, and I’ve only seen one other for sale that was damaged. It’s a real rarity and in very nice shape for being over 90 years old.
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Metal gas container USA 20-5-51. Some rust and dents. As is. Asking 120. Text 956-558-9336. Cool decorative piece. Pick up in Edinburg. Thank you
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In 1850, Dr. Henry Foster believed he had a calling from God to help cure sick and weary patients through natural sulphur water therapy and other holistic methods that were ahead of their time. As a result, Foster created the Clifton Springs Sanitarium Company north of the Finger Lakes region in New York. Business became so popular that Foster demolished the original building in 1882 and built a massive five-story structure. Foster believed—as did many others of his time—that water therapy worked, especially water with sulphur. Native Americans had been using it there for hundreds of years, and the pioneers knew of it in the early 1800s. The sanatarium eventually became the Clifton Springs Hospital and Clinic, never losing sight of its consideration of alternative cures. This envelope is postmarked “April 18, 1903” and has a beautiful picture of the newest building at the time. It’s addressed to “Mrs. O. V. Greenfield of Hastings, Mich, and was sent from Livonia, NY. On the back is another post mark verifying that the letter was received two days later on April 20—pretty impressive for so long ago. The back of the envelope instructs post offices to return the letter if not delivered in x amount of days. And at the bottom is an interesting note, stating that undelivered letters mailed in hotel envelopes will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, unless a return address is provided. This envelope is in pretty good shape for being over 120 years old. Since Im in Michigan, I will be happy to ship it free.
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GREEN DEPRESSION GLASS SERVING or DINNER PLATES can easily be used as either dinner plates or as serving dishes Green in color glows under a black light as in first photo pattern is called Cameo, Dancing Girl or Ballerina beautiful intricate pattern 10 1/2 inch plate made by Hocking Glass Co. 1930 - 1934 3 plates available 2 plates have very small chips - $8 each chips are very small and could probably be heated to smooth them 1 plate perfect condition - $15
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Hand‑Forged Antique Iron Brackets – Art Nouveau – 16 – Original Paint Matched pair of hand‑forged iron brackets from the early 1900 s. These are genuine Art Nouveau grapevine brackets, not cast reproductions. You can see the forged pitch and hand‑worked details. Both sides still have the original enamel paintgrapes and leaves. Size is 16 inches. Strong, solid, and ready to use or display. Great for restoration, décor, or collectors of antique architectural iron. Cash only. Feel free to call or text anytime. 907-414-7114
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The Mimes were an extension of the Michigan Union Opera that began in 1908, which emerged from the many musical comedy acts in Michigan county fair shows. Shows that featured the Mimes made a lot of money, and proceeds were directly responsible for keeping the Michigan Union afloat. The group helped purchase the land on which the Union now stands. By the 1920s, the Mimes were a big deal. As noted in the book, The University of Michigan, an Encyclopedic Survey, pt. 1, “In the 1920s, five hundred students tried out each year for the cast…”. Since all of the actors were men, males had to play women’s roles. In 1912, the Mimes officially organized and performed until 1929, when—during a performance in NYC—a blizzard hit and the Mimes wound up with an empty theater and no proceeds. The Great Depression that soon followed was the death knell. Actors performed musical comedies that poked fun at local prominent figures and situations local to Michigan. The group performed mostly in the Midwest and hit its heyday in 1923. Aside from Ann Arbor, some of the Michigan venues included Grand Rapids, Detroit, Bay City, Flint, and Saginaw. The group would typically do seven Ann Arbor performances and fifteen out-of-town performances yearly, with out-of-town performances scheduled on the students’ academic breaks. This program, featuring the musical comedy “Tickled to Death,” was from a 1924 performance held in Saginaw. The cover has separated from the the stapled spine, but it’s in great shape. On the bottom of the front page are some pencil marks, which I did not try to erase. Most of the ads are from the Saginaw area. On page nine, there is some upside down writing that says: “Hoo’s Hoo In the Movies,” probably a reference to a Mime production. As noted in the program, “The story is of a party of American archaeologists crossing China…” and the comedy that ensues from a culture clash. It features many stock American characters and stereotyped Chinese characters. I’ve been around quite a long time, and I certainly haven’t seen it all, but I doubt if a handful of these programs exist, if any.
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