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Mail RF.D lock. Rural Free Delivery. Brass, old. With two working keys, short
brass chain. Not sure if this was used on a mailbox, or on a mail bag. . Keys
are marked Lancaster. 2 inches. $29.50 item #5874
Medal commemorating The 1937
Coronation of King George and Queen Elizabeth. Made out of pot
metal or pewter. The medallion measures 1 1/2" I am not sure
if the safety pin at the top of the ribbon is the original pin or
not. $32.50 item #275
Iron caster's tool. Made by Burr. Used
to smooth the sand molds used in casting iron. Very unusual
7" $24.50 item #181
50th anniversary of the Walla Walla Washington
Wagon Wheelers in 1939. From the Southeastern Washington Fair.
Token, pinback button, and the envelope they came in. Token 1
3/4". pin 3/4". Excellent condition. $27.50 item #258
Westinghouse employee's award items. 10, 15, and 20 year gold
filled pins each 5/8". Sterling silver Belt buckle given for
thirty years service (w/jewelry style box) $49.50 item #316
Six
Soviet Mayday pins. I understand these were given out at the
annual parade celebrating the revolution. Cheap metal, enamel.
$29.00 item #679
Beautiful carving
of an Asian farmer with a hoe. Wonderful detail. Very heavy wood.
!2 1/2 inches. $35.00 item #745
Hand Carved
Spoon and Fork Salad Set. Made in Kenya from Myuli and Mushangi
wood. Each is 14 inches tall. Great example of native carving
made to sell to tourists. With box and card. $29.50 item #741
Wonderful beaded collar, faux pearl beads. Silk backing. Few very light stains to the backing. 14 1/2 inches, hook and loop clasp. Could be worn like a necklace, or sewn to a
garment.
$12.50 item #935
A very unusual doorstop. The figurine looks to me to be an Indian maid, but could be something else. Two piece cast iron. The figurine has been painted a bronze color, the bottom is black
japanned. Light rust on foot. This is an old and unusual doorstop. 4 x 4 inches. Heavy. Used by putting the ramp shaped portion under the door.
$55.00 item #957
Elvis bracelet, goldtone, plated over white metal. Box clasp. marked "© BE 77" medallion with picture under plastic is 1 1/4 inches, bracelet 7 3/4 inches. Nice!
$19.00 item #1008
Nickle plated heavy brass trivet. Wonderful patriotic eagle. Great detail. The only marking is "A6430" on the back. Some tarnish and patina on the plating, 6 1/4 x 7 inches. A little over 1/2 inch thick with the feet.
$49.50 item #1057
Maple
Syrup/sap spout. you would drive this into a hole drilled in a
sugar maple tree, hang a bucket from the hook, and collect maple
sap to make Maple Syrup. Marked "Warner Pat-D" Cast
metal. 3 inches long. $12.50 item #501
Aluminum Smokey the bear pledge coin. 1 1/4 inches, few light scratches. $6.00
item #5398
Old metal keychain with Roanoke Island North Carolina charm. Has a little rust
on the front, but I think that is superficial as the charm seems to be either
silver or silver plate. Charm is right at 3/4 of an inch. Has the bust of an
Indian warrior in the center. $6.50 item #5525
Reprint Roycroft Furniture Catalog. 1981 reprint of an old catalog. 47 pages,
some rust at the staples, and stains because of that, but otherwise good.
Beautiful furniture, a must have for dealers and Roycroft collectors. 6 x 8 1/2
inches. $9.50 item #5661
A. 
B. These are two award medals or charms from the Future Farmers of America, the
first, badge A. is for sheep production, and was sponsored by the American Sheep
Producer's Council. The second, Badge B. is for a Star Greenhand, and was
sponsored by the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation. Gold plated. Each in
excellent condition, on their original card. The cards do show light wear and
soiling. $12.00 each, your choice. item #sa1019
Pair of MSA Ear Defenders hearing protectors. !940s-1950s. I have seen these
used by soldiers in WW II, primarily artillery, range officers, and similar.
Used by shooters. Also used in noisy industrial applications including mines. My
grandfather had several pairs and he was a machine shop foreman. Lightly used. I
have several pairs of these. $15.00 each set. Celluloid case. item #6009
Swing Band Harmonica Köstler & Co. Made in US Zone German, just after WW
II. Stamped steel box. Box has some scratches, Harmonica has some light
scratches from being in the metal case. Double brass reeds. 4 inches. $26.50
item #4968
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