It's impossible to "dial 1" for anything on these old rotarys. Indestructable.

$39.95
The yellow one has found a new home.


Vintage 36" Coca Cola "button" sign. Heavy gauge metal with fired enamel graphics. Mostly excellent condition. Small holes and minor discoloration only flaws.

$495.95


Vintage Stan Musial autograph model baseball glove. The leather is all good condition but needs new lacing.

Sold


Surveyor's instruments used to have a lot more character. This David White transit is a good example. Housed in a fine mahogany box. Includes lens cap and lens hood. No tripod.

$249.95


Denoyer & Geppart Co. globe. Wood stand with two positions and a Saturn-like ring for time measurements. 1964 model

$89.95


Another surveyor's transit, this one by K&E. Lots of brass. No box, no tripot. A great shelf piece.

$219.95


Late '30's Cadillac hood ornament. Reproduction, I think, as it's in such pristine condition. Mounted on a wood base for display in case you don't have a Caddy.

Sold

Weber Costello Fricke Co. made this globe quite a while back. Russia is labeled "Russian Empire." Pre-revolution? It was originally on a regular stand with axis. Looks as though it spent a long time in a smoky environment. A brighter blue shows in places. The dark lines are "Isothermal Lines" for January and July.

Sold


Back when you could bump your bumper without it costing $1000, heavy chrome plated steel bumpers had heavy chrome plated steel bumper guards. What a concept. From the 1950's.

Starting @ $39.95 pr.


A 10' tall well dressed skeletal dude came by to say Hi on Halloween...


Want to make a face? We have a few to choose from.

Starting @ $19.95


Roy & Dale say Howdy. They're sitting down because Trigger and Buttermilk have run off.

Some old cameras are good only for decor. The Reflecta is one. Below a camera shaped pencil sharpener .


All film all the time... Less ancient Minolta 35 mm Maxum 7000 with a 35 to 70 mm lens still works fine.

Bell & Howell Super 8 movie camera (no batteries required), single frame or movie action.

Sold

Minolta's 16mm spy camera.

Sold

Olympus Trip 35, a 35 mm range finder. Note the light meter ring surrounding the lens.

Sold

Kodak's Instamatic 300. This one is near mint and even has a carrying case.

Sold


The 100 degree days are fading into memory but you still need cool shirts!

$9.95 & UP

 


Royal Stetson Whippet.
7 1/4" long oval. The felt is in excellent condition. The sweatband has some damage. Fine hat.

$119.95


Whether you're from Texas or not, you need a good pair of boots and a western shirt (lots of pearl snaps). Maybe a hat too. Come check 'em out.

From $9.95


This 1972 Zippo lighter originally had the customary red background on the logo. It has since worn off. The case also has a little overbite.

Working condition.

Sold


Dobbs, Fifth Avenue, New York. Needs a new sweatband. Otherwise in excellent condition.

Sold


Wilson Goggles style # K1, last Pat. date 1922. Delicate tortoise shell like frames with the original metal case. Side shields missing. Lens in very good condition.

W. L. Wright scratched his name inside the lid and had something to do with "Flight 405" whatever that was. The original paper info insert and two small chamois cloths for cleaning were inside.

$59.95


8mm Kodak Brownie Model 2 movie camera in box with booklet. Complete with the "F/2.7 Kodak Cine Ecktanon Lens." Ready to "roll 'em."

Sold



McCoy turtle water can, 10" long. No cracks or chips. In very nice condition. McCoy mark on bottom.

$59.95 Sold


The Red and Pink section topped off with a herd of salt and pepper shakers.


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