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57 POUNDS OF MARBLES.Marbles inside a 5 gallon water jug. It weighs 57 pounds. This would make for a great display. $350
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VINTAGE 22KT GOLD PEACOCK NECKLACE.Vintage 22kt gold peacock necklace with different colored stones. Chain is 10kt gold. Peacock is present on both sides. $3495 |
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ANTIQUE CAST IRON PAPER WEIGHT.Cast iron Duck paper weight. Measures 2 1/4 inches tall. $225 |
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ORIGNAL HANK WILLIAMS SENIOR POSTER. SAME DAY HE DIED OF HEART ATTACK. NEVER MADE IT TO THE CONCERT.1953 Hank Williams Senior Poster for the Grand Ole Opry. Hank never made it to the singing as he died that same day of an heart attack. Very rare poster very few known to exist. P.O.R |
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PAT GARRETT & INDIAN CHIEF TINTYPE PHOTO.2 ¼? x 3 ¼? Original Tin Type of Indian Chief and Pat Garrett. Patrick Floyd “Pat” Garrett was an American Old West lawman, bartender, and customs agent who became famous for killing Billy the Kid. He was also the sheriff of Lincoln County, New Mexico as well as Doña Ana County, New Mexico. |
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VINTAGE PORCELAIN WINCHESTER DOOR KNOBS.Vintage set of porcelain door knobs by Winchester. Both knobs are in good condition. Both have age spots. $275 |
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Presentation Brass Fire Hose Nozzles.Set of (2) Service Presentation Brass Fire Hose Nozzles on cast stands with inscription _nglewood Fire Dept. 1908-1932; 4.75? (h) $125 |
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ANTIQUE ADV. BELL SOUPS ON.Antique Adv. Bell (Soups On) Cast iron bell with stars around the boarder of bell. And in gold letters SOUP’S ON. Bell measures 6 inches tall. $425 |
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ANCIENT BRONZE GODDESS STATUE.Ancient bronze Goddess figure measures a little over 4 1/2 inches tall. $250
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ADOLF HITLER PHOTOGRAPHY.Rare 5×7 photo of Adolf Hitler surrounded by his men. $275 |
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NAZI MEDALS & PATCHES.Small collection of patches and medals. 7 Nazi patches and 2 medals. $575 |
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BROOKLYN NEW YORK ANTIQUE LOCK.Antique lock stamped Brooklyn N.Y. Still has the original key. $125 |
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SHEAFFERS GOLD PEN.Antique gold filled Sheaffer’s Pen. Engraved on pen Freda Lawson. $145 |
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WW11 LEATHER NAVAL COAT.Great for display WW11 leather Naval Coat. $975
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ANTIQUE BEADED COIN PURSE.Very old beaded coin purse. It has come unstitched at the top but can be fixed. $150
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WW11 GERMAN JACKET.WW11 German Military Jacket. $625 |
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ANTIQUE ABALONE SILVER BOX.Small silver antique box made with Abalone. Great for display. $475
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1800’S FORT RILEY KANSAS CAVALRY MEDAL.The Cavalry School Fort Riley Kansas Ribbon. Beginning in the 1880s, the U.S. Army reestablished schools to provide intensive training in military specialties. The first of these was the School of Application for Infantry and Cavalry, founded at Fort Leavenworth, Kansasin 1881. For graduates of the United States Military Academy, the school allowed practical application of the theories they had learned at the Academy. Here, also, student officers detailed from the field improved their knowledge of their profession. In 1901, the school was expanded into the General Service and Staff College and opened to officers of all branches. $325
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BUFFALO HUNTER CASE & GLASSES.Most rare Buffalo Hunters Glasses in the original Buffalo hide case. On the inside of case is the man’s name that wore them. ALFRED CROSS OCT 1871. Before white settlers began to push into the vast west in any great numbers, an estimated 50-60 million buffalo freely roamed upon the Great Plains. American Indians hunted them for food and other necessities, and a harmonious ebb and flow between man and beast prevailed. However, after the Civil War, that would change as more and more people moved westward. As a result, new army posts were established and to supply those many soldiers, the army contracted with local men to supply buffalo meat to feed the troops. At about the same time, the iron horse also began to blaze a trail into the west, and these construction men also had to be fed. Adding to the need for food, people back east were demanding buffalo robes that they used as coats and lap robes when riding in sleighs and carriages. These events put many a man to work as buffalo hunters. $2495
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