Worn, as expected.  Complete.

This was removed from a turntable which was part of a great sound system.  When I relocated twelve years ago I did not have room for my components.  There are dents on the side, possibly made by me when I removed it.  The needle also appears to be bent as it is outside of the groove.  Count on adding a new needle.

I bought this a long time ago for my extensive sound system. I sold and still have some components that I had no room for when I moved to Macon.  I used until I upgraded to an XLM MK II Improved Cartridge. Money back minus shipping costs if you are not happy with it.

I'm posting this reproduction of a car tag for Franklin D Roosevelt posed with Uncle Sam.  I fell for this one about twenty years ago and I'm now of the belief that it is a reproduction.  This matters to political collectors but probably not to old car enthusiasts who would buy it for the way it enhances his old car.  11 by 7 and a half inches.

Neat old item to give your home that antique feel.  See scan to view the scuffing.

Yes, I bought this, evidently because it was there and maybe I felt like celebrating something.  There is some light rusting in places which I haven't bothered to try to remove.  It measures 16 and a half inches tall.  The thin handle is bent.

Complete but rust spots on the silver rim which can be seen in the scan.  I grew up listening to Jack Armstrong, the "All American Boy" and since my maiden name is Armstrong I was convinced that we were related.  What a disappointment that it took so long to arrive in my mail box.

Pimp up your vintage bike with this neat light. Very light metal with a chrome like finish.

This is the third item I am offering from my old sound system that I had to abandon when I moved from Nashville.  This was in good working order when it was connected but I can only say now that the light comes on as I no longer have any speakers. Am selling AS IS at a much reduced price seen on the web.  The tuner was purchased in 1981 but has been in storage for four years. It comes with the manual.  There are many scratches on the top of the tuner where I moved components around. 

This falls in the category of doesn't fit in rather than why did I buy it. I was surprised to learn in surfing the web that my great vintage amplifier is more valuable now than it was when I first bought it in 1981. I shouldn't have been surprised as the older amps in most cases are superior to the newer equipment.  Evidently there are still  people around  who prefer the sweet sound of a nice sound system to an Ipod.  I enjoyed it for several years but it has been in storage since my move from Nashville about six years ago. The speakers were sold before my move so I have no way to see if the storage has harmed the amp in any way.  When I plugged it in the light came on.  It does have a cosmetic defect which was present when I first took it out of the box.  The light on the left balance does not move but I never returned it as the sound comes out of the left side. I am selling this AS IS since I have no way of testing it.  I'm pricing it significantly less than those that have sold on Ebay and the internet.  The manual and the troubleshooting chart accompanies the amp but after storage they are not as clean as they appear in the scan. This amp weighs a ton so buyer will have to pick it up.

I bought this in frustration at a recent Scott Market.  Buy this and I will get at least 1 percent of my gas expense back. I believe it is brass.

I bought this in my brief folk art phase.  Dow Pugh was a folk artist of some repute.  He was from Tennessee but is now deceased.  Carved wood with a repaired crack on the legs. Signed on the back and base.  Dated 1991.

I had to buy this as it was just sitting there at a ridiculous price.  This great purse would have been carried by a flapper girl in the 1920's.  The purse itself measures 6 by three inches.  The only problem that I can see is that it is bunched up on one side close to the end of the metal frame.  I believe it is because it is not attached to the frame in this area and presumably it can be re-attached.  I'm listing at a fraction of the value of Mandalian purses I have seen on the web.  I'm out of my element on this one so please ask any questions you might have about this item.  

I bought this years and years ago and fortunately have forgotten what I paid for.  It fooled me then as I didn't know then they were reproducing famous photographs and it would probably fool me now with my poor eye sight but this is why you should always carry a good magnifying glass with you.  Under 10 X you can see the tiny, uniform dots which tips you off to this being a copy.  Don't buy if you think you can sell it at a high price as I have written FAKE in ballpoint on the back.  Still makes a nice display as it has excellent clarity. 

I found an old tackle box filled with lures once and bought this book.  As with a lot of reference books it didn't help a bit and my profit on the lures only paid for this book which cost me much more that I'm selling it for..

I bought this as I thought it was cute and old since it has a small portion of a revenue stamp stuck to it.  The dealer said it was complete but it is missing one card.  This is not the first time but it will be the last time that I take a dealer at his word. Selling at a loss, as usual.

Guess I should have sold this one before all the Hopalong Cassidy fan's died off.  Title is Hopalong Cassidy and the Singing Bandit, featuring Bill Boyd with "California" and "Lucky".Some wear to the covers, mostly around the edges and corners.  Seventeen pages of scenes from the movie.  Scratches on the record indicating that it was listened to.  Bright covers on the cover. Date on it is 1950.

I found this beautiful and unique but it falls in the category of it doesn't fit in.  Note the upraised carving of the horn which measures twelve inches long.  It has a large opening so it is is probably for shots. Walnut wood on the top and bottom.  Some pinholes in the horn which do not go all the way through.  

I know why I bought this.  I loved reading this great book and since it had been awhile I knew I would have forgotten most of it and would enjoy listening to it on tape.  It's a glorious story and I would want to keep driving just so I could hear it.  This is something you would want to take with you on a very long trip as it is fifteen hours long contained in 10 tapes.  It is taped on both sides and your car would require a balance feature.  I would think it would be present on all cars but I had to read my car manual to find it.   If you are listening at home only stereo players can access both sides. Oprah Winfrey proclaimed this book as one of the best she had ever read and I agree with that. Will be mailed media mail for a savings.

I bought this at a flea market but it's not my thing.  Says Japan on the back of the head.  Please views the scans carefully to see the condition. 

You might ask what is Tennis Whist?  Exhaustive research on the web has turned up very little. Evidently Whist is similar to Bridge and there may be some connection to table tennis since they were often mentioned together.  Anyway this is a regular deck of cards but it has a graphic of tennis rackets on the back. The deck is from the National Card Company in Indianapolis & New York. Note:  I have one other deck available

This item is made of wood and even the dies were cut and fitted into the sides.  Leather bottom.  Some expected wear.  Neat item for the gambling collector.

Four chips in this lot ( I have more)

I believe these are clay poker chips.  (I have more)

I had good intentions when I bought this but have not used it in four years. There are 3 sixty minute CDs. Can be sent media mail for a savings.

I think I know why I bought this aviator cap made for children during the war years. When I was growing up we played soldiers and cowboys and indians and it must have been that memory that called to me to buy it. Please view the scans which show the worn condition. Purcell bottle not included.

I bought this beautiful painted metal plate without realizing that I had a duplicate at home. This is nice with two spots that appear to be retouched. Only small area seems to blend in pretty well and the other one shown in the scan could probably be improved on. Made by Vienna Art Plates copy right 1905. Some wear in the way of scratches on the back.

I've always had an affinity for little boxes but what to do with it now? The box measures 8 by 3 inches. Some wear in the surface as can be seen in the scan. The interior appears to be a white surface-milk glass maybe. I have thrown in three miscellaneous items that I bought for some reason. One is a packet of Victor Red Seal Needles (unopened), a 45 player insert and a Fidelitone Master record cleaning pad. The middle part had a phonograph needled inserted in it originally but it is gone.

This lot consist of 96 yearly membership celluloids from the Building and Construction Trades Council. They measure almost one and a half inches. At least 31 are from different years and I may have missed some as the colors are similar on many. There are 38 duplicates and I didn't count the ones with condition problems. Total 96 buttons, most from the 70's but some from late 60's. Great lot for the dealer. If I still set up at political shows I would keep them. Will need to be mailed priority so allow for that expense.

I don't know the history or era of this hat or uniform(shirt and pants) made for employees of the Coca Cola Company. I don't even know why I bought this lot.  I can't stand Coke. Some wear. See scans

Red rim is worn

Six items in this lot. Brass put and take and a metal I don't know what you call it. Two Civil War era gambling chips and another nice chip with a hole in it. Vintage dice that I believe are celluloid, but don't know for sure. See scan.

Three items in this lot. One is a Delegate badge for the 30th Annual Convention of the New Hampshire State Firemen's Association which was held in Somersworth N. H. in 1927. Chief William E Newman of Hillsboro N. H. The other large celluloid is for the 18th Annual Firemen's Field Day and Ball, York Fire Department in 1934. This ribbon has partially separated from the bar and i've used a little archival tape to try to assist it. The third button is actually what they call an advertising sample button from the Braxmar Badges Company in New York. A couple of tiny dark spots of the red bar.