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Beautiful king-size bedroom set in a warm wood finish. Includes a king headboard with matching frame, a spacious dresser and a tall chest of drawers call or message for more information 843/472/9229
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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.
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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,
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VINTAGE WROUGHT IRON ICE CREAM PARLOR CHAIR GREAT CONDITION ALL ORIGINAL CASH ONLY PICK UP ONLY 313-361-2755
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“Good Stories” was a women’s magazine published in the early 1900s. It was designed to to provide fashion advice, lifestyle, weight management, and love—along with a short story or two. The magazine also has some great ads from nearly a century ago. Many of them were quack medicine remedies. Two of the three magazines are exactly the same, from November, 1931. They both have a cover called “Amateur Night,” showing a young mother with two kids on her lap. Inside, there’s also a short story called “Amateur Night.” Inside are many great ads including goiter remedy, the Lindy Flyer Kid’s Wagon, and various contests. Both copies have very minor tears on the borders, with no effect on the great graphics. The single copy has a cover entitled “A Young Man in a Hurry” with a short story inside by the same name. There are also short stories entitled “Sweet Nancy” and “Frost.” Along with the many great ads, there are a few fashion patterns listed. The magazine measures 11 x 13 inches and is made of newsprint. Each edition is 20 pages long.
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Fixtures for 1952 Soda Foutain Lily paper products had them made in Canada I have 10 Fixtures, paper cups I think are available 312-750-0040 Twin Lakes WI Will consider offers
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**Price $60.00 OBO) Vintage Stanley Miter Box No. 358 Frame No. 3 w/ Back Saw 28x5 in Markings on the box: The Stanley Rule & Level Plant The Stanley Works New Britain, Conn. Made in U.S.A. Markings on Saw: Simonds Saw & Steel Co. Fitchburg, Mass. U.S.A Medallion on handle: The Simonds Saw & Steel Company In good condition, sharp blade & angle adjustment moves smoothly Pick up in Jonesboro, Ar Please call with questions or inquiries
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Antiques & Collectibles Show and Flea Market 4770 Sunrise Hwy Bohemia NY 11716 Open Daily 11 am to 6 pm BUY-SELL-TRADE NY States Largest Show of its kind Over 10 thousand great antique and collectible Items always on display indoor climate controlled Open all year round rain or shine With Over 100 Quality Vendors Specializing In: Antiques, collectibles, toys, trains, dolls, military, fire & police, vintage & costume jewelry, records, musical instruments, World’s Fair, clocks, bronzes, coin-ops, hunting & fishing, sports, stoneware, art pottery, art glass, china, porcelain, Hummels, Lladro, Daltons, Coca-Cola, paintings, prints, coins, stamps, medals, paper money, cookie jars, holiday collectibles, vintage clothing, linens, kitchen wares, crystal, gold, silver, silver plate, cap guns & Western, radios, phonographs, stereos, lighting, ephemera, advertising, tools, cameras, telephones, furniture, primitives, Art Deco & Art Nouveau, sewing machines, typewriters, binoculars, scales, chocolate molds, slot machines, ink wells, sports & non sports cards, architectural and more. With over 10,000 national and international visitors annually Vendor’s show is sold out please call to be put on our waiting list You never know what you are going to find Serving all Long Island communities including all of New York City, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Flushing, Bayside, Brookville, Great Neck, Sea Cliff, Cold Spring Harbor, Nissequogue, The Hamptons, Eastport, Babylon, Bay Shore, Islip, Oakdale, Bohemia, Sayville, Holbrook, Bayport, Blue Point, Patchogue, Roslyn, Mattituck, Greenport, Remsenburg, Westbury Admission just $10.00 for a 3 day pass Issued at front gate, group rates & advanced prepaid tickets available please call
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1969 New Hampshire- 20.00 Texas (no year)- 30.00 1962 Kansas- 30.00 1979 Michigan- 10.00 1983 Virginia- 25.00 2020 Wyoming- 30.00 1990 Wyoming- 30.00 Washington State( no year)- 30.00 1963 Washington State- 20.00 1972 Washington DC- 20.00 Pickup or ship Call or text Joe if interested
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This book was made specifically by Lucky Strike cigarettes ahead of the 1938 New York World’s Fair. It was written by Roy Flanagan who was a journalist for the Richmond (VA) News Leader. The very beginning of the book announces a Lucky Strike exhibition at the Fair, which will feature cigarette rolling and packing machines, a diorama to show how tobacco is grown, and a movie that shows how Lucky Strike tobacco is handled. The book is meant to be a combination of a long ad that masquerades as a book. This 94 page book outlines the history of tobacco, the process in making it, and how cigarette machines work. There are plenty of photos throughout. The book has two old ink stains on the cover, but the inside of the book looks as though it was never read. It measures 5 1/4 x 7 3/4 inches.
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American Heritage Magazine began in 1947 as a specialized history journal and two years later, expanded to publishing for general audiences on many historical aspects of American life through the ages. In 2007, the magazine went completely digital. American Heritage would find rare photos in many U.S. libraries, purchase the rights to make prints, and use the photos in one of its articles. These four photos became part of the American Heritage archives. I’m not sure if these four photos were ever used. The first one shows the stages to complete a standing somersault. Photo 2 shows “the butt raise,” a highly complex maneuver. I’m not sure what to call Photo 3, bu the fourth one looks like a VICTORY formation. On the back of each photo is a notation by a staff member. These four are part of a series of five, but I only have four. The photos are sub 8 x 10 inches and are in great shape Pleaser excuse the crude watermarks, but I’ve had too many folds “borrow” my images.
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This is a 1965, 400 th Anniversary Florida license plate. It is in excellent condition 40.00. Pickup or shipping Call or text Joe at 724-312-9416 if interested.
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Excellent condition custom-made maiden Ohio. Made by D. Picking Co. In Ohio Call 937-972-1595 Ddl
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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.
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Vintage Mango Wood Trinket Box black with Silver Bells Made in Thailand 5 tall x 4 round & rare find do not miss out on this $15.00 obo call 908-745-1374 check out 1000 s of other finds we have 4 sale
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Vintage Energizer Bunny Christmas Tree Ornaments--1992 Acrylic Plastic Christmas Tree Ornament 3100 of them wow!!! very rare full box 10.00 call 908-745-1374 check out 1000 s of other things we have 4 sale
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Although not dated, these two real picture postcards are from somewhere between 1909 and 1911. The first one shows the hustle and bustle of Belle Isle’s Central Avenue. Judging from the appearance of the visitors, it looks like they were taking in a leisurely Sunday afternoon at the park. The handwriting at the top is part of the card’s printing. On the back of the Central Ave. card is something interesting. It was all set to send, but it was never sent, leaving the original Ben Franklin stamp unmarked. Maybe it was not marked because the sender didn’t have the complete name of the city on the address, just “City.” Back in the early 1900s, deer were scarce in southern Michigan. Also, Belle Isle had its own zoo at the time. So the deer pictured on the second card are either part of the zoo or allowed to roam freely throughout the park. Like the first card, this one was never sent. It was taken home as a souvenir, courtesy of The Detroit News, “The Great Daily of Michigan.” As you can see, both cards are in good shape and have been stored away carefully through the ages.
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I dont know the gallons but it is approx. 13 inches tall and about 9 inches across the bottom. Has some chips, please see the pictures. Located in the Jewel Lake area. Phone calls only please.
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These seven postcards all have a floral theme, usually violets. The first card is a horseshoe of violets with four-leaf clovers at the corners wishing “A Prosperous and Happy New Year.” It was sent in 1909 to an address in Paw Paw, MI. The violets and clovers are embossed and raised. The second card also has texture with raised violets. The postmark on back is too faint to see, but the stamp is from the same era. It was sent to an address in Holland, MI. The third one also has some texture, with embossed leaves behind a bag that reads “We Cling.” Again, the postmark isn’t clear, but the note on back reads “Jan. 6, 1911.” The fourth card is postmarked 1907 and shows a bouquet of violets. On the left bottom corner is a copyright date of 1906 with the word “Father” written on the bottom middle. The fifth one is a little weird, mostly because of the message in the bottom corner underneath the Dutch clog. The postmark date is 1907 and the card was sent to an address in Kalamazoo. The sixth card has beautiful raised and textured flowers. It was sent to a Muskegon address in 1907. Finally, the last one shows a house behind a bouquet of embossed violets. This is the only card that was never sent.
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