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sold Friday evening, January
29, beginning at 5:30 pm,
at the auction gallery in Amissville:
Thanks to all who attended this
auction and special thanks to Shawn Rutz for filling in
for me ........ Please give us a call if you have things to sell; I hope to
see you soon, Bill
This auction is turning out to be a cache of jewels! Consignments from local households, estates, collectors, and dealers have filled the gallery with sparkling smalls of all description to some charming furniture selections – come see what we have for you!
Washstands, walnut wardrobe – fitted with glass shelves, diminutive corner cupboard, primitive tall pine cupboard (remnants of easily-removable paint), Hoosier-style kitchen cupboard, fancy étagère, stools, benches, stands, kitchen table/chairs, Sellers enamel top/green base small table (soooo cute!), Mission small oak desk, Queen Anne-style lady’s mahogany dropfront desk, large upright display/book cabinet, HUGE fancy-carved chair (you’ve got to see this one!), a few children’s rockers, small pine drysink, A COUPLE OF VERY NICE older countertop display cases; ...AND MORE OF THE SAME!
Old apple butter kettle (in copper); LOTS of old stamps, early Christmas seals, and EARLY envelopes, etc.; 1000's of OLD matchbooks (1940s-1960s - many pin-up girls, Rappahannock/Culpeper/Fauquier/Page/surrounding areas, military, etc., etc., etc.); duck/turkey/goose/squirrel calls; old POSTCARDS; some militaria; 20+ Winross trucks, most MIB; tobacco and other advertising tins/cans; a couple of small Roseville pieces, jugs (in all sizes!), old mixing bowls and other pottery, stoneware, and porcelain (heavy early large Pfaltzgraf vase, pair matching Oriental vases, small Rookwood jar, Watt pictcher, Lenox, and much more); railroad ephemera (stationery, tickets, stock certificates, etc.); glassware; Boyd's bears; old sleds (!!!); milk and cream bottles; a couple of NICE large Meerschaum pipes; Civil War Roby musician's sword; several OLD long guns: C Robbins (Tioga, NY) 20 ga. percussion, etc.; jade/ivory Oriental panels; very interesting prints, pictures, framed advertising, mirrors, etc.; quilts; recent Dixon banjo; books on the Civil War; small wine fridge and related paraphernalia; misc. Longaberger items; goodly amount of jewelry and many individual and bagged curios; surround sound system;
LOTS of GREAT, HEAVENLY BOX LOTS
...AND A WHOLE LOT
MORE!
Watch our website for additions and photos as we unpack
TERMS: Visa/Mastercard w/fee; good check; cash. 10%
Don't miss your chance to sell your good things with us- call now to consign in upcoming auctions and receive the best advertising, too!
AUCTION
5:30 pm Friday, Dec. 11, at the auction gallery
Here’s our annual Holiday auction – full of fun and festivities, as usual! The building is now FULL of all sorts of things for you all...
Come join us -- it'll be NICE and TOASTY:
Come join us:
FURNITURE: Pair of cream sofas; chests & dressers; dining tables; pine entertainment cabinet; lots of chairs, rockers; stands, endtables; wicker; benches (storage, hall, garden, etc.); desks; trunks and chests; fix-'em-up pieces; mirrors; lamps & light fixtures galore!
SMALLS to be unpacked – All sorts of curios: Glassware, pottery/porcelain, arrowheads, BOX LOTS, etc. Globes, stoneware, quilt tops, prints and artwork, ironwork... We've unpacked all those boxes now and have LOTS and LOTS available for you to see!
LOTS OF TOOLS, etc.: Ladders, hand & long-handled tools, lots of hardware (boxes of coil roofing nails, corner bead, etc.), 2 large new replacement windows, 2 new exterior doors, shingles; power and air tools, pocket knives, adjustable beam support poles; chainsaw; LOTS of wrenches, sockets, etc. (many Craftsman); toolboxes, Jet ½” drill press, Campbell Hausfield air compressor; Glenfield Mod. 60 .22 rifle, etc.; MORE! MORE! MORE!!!
THE BUILDING IS ABSOLUTELY FULL!!!!!
Terms: Credit card w/fee; good check or cash. 10% buyers’ premium
soldAUCTION
5:30 pm Friday, November 13, at the auction gallery,
Rt. 211, Amissville, VA
Offering a local estate with additions, this evening will feature a phantasmagoria for all! Christmas is right around the corner, too (can you believe it?!); you just may find something for all your special someones here. Come see:
FURNITURE FEATURES: Pair of student desks from Rapp. Co. Scrabble school; Clore fullsize walnut bed (perfect for that holiday guest bedroom!); several china cabinets – flat, bowed-glass oak, primitive painted pine tall (two paned glass doors over two blind doors), etc.; dressers/chests; round oak dining table; lovely Eastlake walnut and marble hall mirror; hickory settee; all sorts of chairs – singles and sets: Group of older Hitchcock-type, contemporary Windsors, upholstered, many more; small modern sofa and matching chair (dark blue floral); desks; coffee and end tables; medium-height 4-poster double bed; carved Oriental chest; lots of miscellaneous stands; MUCH MORE SIMILAR!
OTHER TRINKETS AND TREASURES (much yet to be unpacked, but photos/descriptions will be posted on the website): Arrowheads; old bottles; several incredible punch sets – two with massive underplates included; small oak countertop display cases; ironware; oil lamps, including a fantastic large orchid pattern; old Heinz pickle crock; jewelry; old hunting horns; cream separator; old pony tack; tabletop liquor cabinet w/key; old platter –handpainted game bird – gilt-trimmed and in excellent condition; STILL MORE TO BE DISCOVERED! AND IT HAS: Elegant glassware, to include lots of Tiffin Cherokee Rose goblets and stems, Fostoria American pitcher, Queen Anne ('Neptune', etc.) sugar, creamer, celery, and other pieces, Dolphin covered compote, early green souvenir pieces, aqua opal pieces, Fenton Silvercrest, OLD Carnival glass, MORE; Keister (Strasburg) and other stoneware jugs (mysteriously all missing their handles); pocket knives; jewelry, including sterling and costume; White House vinegar apples; old clocks; P. Beretta 7.65 cal. handgun with custom grips; Iver Johnson 12 ga. shotgun; linens; old banjoes, violin, other old stringed instruments; (GIBSON C-0 Classic guitar, BACON "Belmont" 5-string banjo ....in need of serious repair, SUPRO electric lap guitar, HOLIDAY banjo... rough, more) kids' books; STILL MORE!
MORE MUNDANE: Tools (power and
hand) Bosch chop saw, shop vac, work lights,
etc.; Singer Magic
22 sewing machine; oak flooring; fruit baskets; even some box lots!
Keep an eye on our website; discoveries and photos will be posted....
Terms: Visa/Mastercard w/fee; good check w/ID; cash. 10% buyers’ premium.
Sold Carnival glass auction
Saturday, October 31, at 10 am
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AUCTION
Thanks to the hundreds of brave souls that
stayed with us in the rain....and
special thanks
to the Marshall family for all of their assistance!
10:00 am Saturday, October 17, ON SITE
The Estate of Melvin L. Marshall
4450 Old Auburn Road, Catlett, VA
GUNS – VEHICLES & TRACTORS – TOOLS
SOME HOUSEHOLD & OLDER THINGS!
Offered during this day-in-the-country auction will be items as found in Mr. Marshall’s small home, outbuildings, and garages – you’ll find something of interest:
GUNS (Sell at noon): Colt Peacemaker .22 mag pistol; Baretta
1934 Brevet 9mm pistol; black powder rifles/pistol; Winchester Model 94
30-30 (Commemorative 1869-1969); Marlin 883 .22 bolt-action rifle; Ruger
1022 carbine rifle; Charter Arms AR7 Explorer .22 rifle; Glenfield mdl 60
.22 rifle; SKS 7.62x39 semi-auto rifle; Stevens double-barrel 12 ga.
shotgun; Mossberg 500E .410 shotgun; Higgins 583-1101 20 ga. shotgun;
others.
FROM THE HOME: Painted country kitchen cupboard; painted bowfront
washstand; Englander and Enterprise wood heating stoves; double iron-pipe
bed; metal kitchen cabinet; tile-top kitchen table; Estey organ; telescopes;
glass butter churn; coffee grinder; a number of large pickle crocks; two old
wringer washers; videos; fans and A/C’s; lamps; Avon; books; some coins;
some kitchenware; chest freezer; more to be discovered!
Yes, we've found:
THREE gorgeous old buttocks baskets - two
medium-sized, one smaller - pretty
as they can be; Lance store jar
(we found the lid!) ; lots of old records (45's on up); Mission rocker; NEAT old pull-type baby stroller; Buck, Boker, lots of other knives and pocket
knives; butterprint; Griswold #8 skillet; many National Geographics (1950s - 1980s);
flatirons;
much, much, MUCH more!
THURSDAY, we've now found:
Awesome Charlie Chaplin glass candy
container; old Virginia and local license plates/tags; old sidesaddle; a
little Depression glass; old radios, phonographs, etc.; kids' books; ...and
more!
VEHICLES AND TRACTORS (in varying stages of repair):
Farmall Super C
(dismantled); Farmall M (non-running); 1990 Hino diesel box truck (runs);
1984 Ford 150 pickup, automatic, rebuilt engine (runs); 1981 Ford pickup;
1981 Isuzu diesel pickup; 1976 Chevy pickup; 1992 Dodge Spirit 4-door;
IMPLEMENTS and ACCESSORIES: 1997 Hulco 16’ dual-axle trailer; 2001
Carry On 4’x6’ trailer; wooden pickup cattle racks; several Ford Ranger truck
beds; pull-type round bale carrier; McCormick planter; several truck caps;
12’ bass boat; elec. trolling motor; 3-pt. hitch spear; lots old implements;
Fimco 50 gal. sprayer; auto manuals; more!
TOOLS, LAWN/GARDEN, ETC.: We DO have a woodsplitter: 20 ton, kept under tarp and roof; big Craftsman lathe; Lincoln AC 225 arc welder; Troybilt 3550 generator; 2-ton engine hoist; Makita cut-off saw; Ingersoll Rand air compressor; electric cement mixer; hydraulic floor jack; electric bench grinder; pedal-run grindstone; gas chipper; Garden Way push string trimmer; rear-tine tiller; solar batter charger; car ramps; acetylene tanks; Makita weed trimmer; Echo chainsaw and leaf blower; LOTS and LOTS of small tools: hammers, wrenches, etc.; car creeper; bar clamps; vise; gas cans; LOTS of long-handled tools; watering troughs; feed bunks; 9 rolls barbed wire; several riding mowers (various stages of disrepair: Wheel Horse, Murray, Huskee); miscellaneous lumber; lots of steel fence stakes; mulch hay; older Western pony saddle; kegs and boxes of nails; animal cage trap; cement blocks; water trough heaters; HAY RINGS; MUCH MORE!
Terms: Cash or good check w/ID. Food served.
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AUCTION
5:30 pm Friday, Oct.
9, at the auction gallery, Rt. 211, Amissville
Here we go again - ANOTHER dream auction for flea-marketers, shop owners, or anyone looking for lots of great, useful stuff –
ALL SMALLS and
LOTS OF BOX LOTS, TOO!
Tools - Hardware - Gifts – Pottery
Holiday Decorations of All Sorts – Glass – Much More!!!!!
WHAT WE'VE FOUND SO FAR: LOTS of old Carnival glass - Imperial, Northwood, etc.; Depression glass in pink (cracker jar, bowls, etc.) and green; a set of HOMER LAUGHLIN "Virginia Rose" - most in excellent condition; a most extensive grouping of MILK GLASS (primarily grape motif): Dinner plates, large chargers, jars, lemonade set, cups/saucers, etc., etc., etc.; large group of Franciscan DESERT ROSE - serving pieces and matching glassware, too; lots of cookbooks and other books; steins; Matchbox and other toy cars; some Hess; pottery utility jugs - mini's, too; small stands; doll furniture; lamps; older RAINBOW vacuum w/powerhead and attachments; AND STILL MORE!!
GABAZILLIONS
of ABSOLUTELY GLORIOUS
BOX
LOTS,
TOO!
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AUCTION
ON SITE - 10:00 am SATURDAY, Sept. 19, 2009
The Estate of William H. Butler
20530 Cedar Grove Road, Culpeper, VA
(Rt. 522 south of Culpeper to Rt. 652 – follow signs)
Selling will be the entire contents of Mr. Butler’s home and garage: Pick-up truck, antique and general household furniture, collectibles, plus all the usual:
HOUSEHOLD
Round oak pawfoot
dining table; two small grain-painted pine pews; lovely oak Queen Anne-style
dressing table; small oak open server; Estey Organ Co. pump organ; painted
white Hoosier-style cupboard; stools; piano stool; shaped-top glass
ball-and-clawfoot parlor stand; china cabinet; childsize mule-ear chair; oak
flatfront china cabinet – a little fancier than most; sofa; upholstered
chairs; TVs; chests of drawers; bookcases; set of four oak pressed back
chairs; miscellaneous stands and tables; old clocks; framed prints – some
unusual; planters/flower pots; Lance store jar; jadite bowl; matchbooks;
utility crocks; milk and cream bottles and cans; marbles; old spools;
buttons; bottles; flatirons; 1972 “Historic Culpeper”; miscellaneous curios;
lamps; glassware; all sorts of kitchenware;
OF SPECIAL NOTE: Collection of approximately 50 old oil lamps – many sizes/patterns/types
YARD AND GARAGE
1970 Chevrolet pickup truck
(Custom 10, 4wd, 8 cyl.-350, automatic); C-145 Wheel Horse riding mower;
18.5 hp Yard Machine riding mower; Ariens GT-17 riding mower; Red Devil yard
cart; Powermatic model 95 floor model bandsaw; Ram upright floor model air
compressor; tagalong gasoline wood splitter; large tool chests and cabinets;
LOTS of Craftsman/Mac/Snap-on tools; Stihl FS74 trimmer; long-handled tools;
noseless anvil; four small oil tanks w/hand pumps; floor stand motor hoist;
automotive repair manuals and magazines; Schumacher battery charger;
creepers; nut/bolt organizers; logging chains; wheelbarrows; saw horses;
miscellaneous lumber, brick, pavers; fishing rods/reels; hand truck; metal
storage cabinets; COLLECTIBLE: Child’s fire fighter pedal truck;
Virginia license plates; metal signs (DC Transit, Chevrolet, etc.); crosscut
and buck saws; Snap-On wall clocks; ETC.
SOLD
FRIDAY, August 21 @ 1PM
Real Estate Auction, on site,
10607 Old Marsh Rd., Bealeton, VA
2-3 bedroom Cape Cod w/one bath
Close to town, schools, and country!
To settle the estate of Fannie Ballenger, that certain tract or parcel of
land located at 10607 Old Marsh Rd., Bealeton, VA, containing 1 acre, more
or less, will be offered for sale at public auction.
Deposit of $15,000.00 in certified funds. Closing within 30 days. Cash sale
and not subject to financing. Complete terms and conditions available from
auction company.
INSPECTION prior to auction by
appointment only --- contact Bill Payne Auctions or Ruth E. White, Executrix
for the Fannie Ballenger Estate, 540-439-3742.
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5:30 pm FRIDAY, August 14, at the auction gallery, Rt. 211, Amissville
A melding of two estates from Rappahannock and Fauquier counties, this auction features many things not too commonly found these days. The furniture ranges from ready-to-go to
ready-for-some-love; the smalls will take you back to a time when necessity was the mother of invention –from some of these items, we’re wondering ourselves just what some of these necessities of the day were! The gallery is FULL; you’ll want to be here for this one:
LOTS OF UNIQUITIES (some defying description...): MULTIGLAZE REDWARE PITCHER measuring 7.5” tall (some chips, hole in bottom) – great piece; B.C. Milburn, Alexandria, 2-gal. crock with blue; 2-gal. ovoid, unsigned w/lots of blue; W.H. Lehew & Co., Strasburg, VA, 3-gal. crock with little blue; other crocks – Virginia and utility; very nice Civil War eagle breastplate; Wallace Nutting signed and framed “October on the River”; LOTS of sterling: Flatware sets, serving pieces, candlesticks, dishes, etc.; ironware: Griswold, Wagner (inc. bundt pan), large butchering kettle in excellent condition, etc.; large old table and hanging scales; unusual “mini” fishing rod: Stub-caster w/Penn No. 49 Super Mariner reel; great old peddler’s cart; two treadle sewing machines w/fancier oak cabinets; McCoy, Hull, and earlier pottery; old linens; shaving mirrors; some wonderful old table and floor lamps; old photo albums, some with early photos; old clocks; prints and mirrors; glassware galore; early Barbie doll cases; Leslie Cordovox CL-10 speaker w/cover; MUCH MORE TO BE UNPACKED!
SO FAR, we’ve found: A small Eastlake walnut wardrobe; an oak
server base – pretty snazzy;
a good number of Hummel and
Lladro figurines; lots of Civil War books; some neat old decoys;
old play posters from the National and Gayety theatres in
Washington; LOTS of Henn Workshop and Longaberger baskets and
pottery...accessories, too; some Rumrill and Stangl pottery, plus a very,
very nice Royal Doulton vase; Fenton Silvercrest – AND STILL LOOKING!
OLDER FURNITURE:
Stately 2-piece oak linen press;
primitive and substantial 2-piece kitchen cupboard (painted white); 4-tin
pie safe; Ashwood small oak icebox; some lovely dropleaf tables; CLORE
walnut acorn post double bed; oak flat-front kitchen cabinet; painted tall
corner cabinet – single arched glass door over two blind doors; small open
oak bookcase with iron legs; walnut paymaster’s slantfront desk top; great
Deco chest – exceptional graining; Jenny Lind, Victorian highback, and other
beds; flame mahogany buffet with acanthus-carved corner posts, etc.; lots of
OLD wicker furniture: chairs, settee, etc., fine-gauge +; farm tables;
mule-ear chairs...and lots of other chairs of intriguing styles; quartersawn
oak server; interesting old rockers; old trunks: flat-tops, dome-tops, etc.;
AND MUCH MORE SIMILAR!
CONTEMPORARY PIECES: Kimball spinet piano; dining room suite in beautiful condition: Cherry corner cabinet, china cabinet, dining table w/leaves, Queen Anne-style dining chairs; tea cart; Pembroke and all sorts of other end tables; leather wingback chairs; AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!
Terms: Visa/Mastercard w/fee; cash or good check w/ID. 10% buyer’s premium
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AUCTION
5:30 pm Friday, July 24, at the gallery
Rt. 211, Amissville, VA
If you missed all the fun we had back at our June auction,
here’s your chance: HUGE box lots chock full of
children’s books,
cake-decorating, holiday decorations, pots/pans, baby stuff, toys,
cookbooks, curtains, figurines, small appliances, baskets,
and soooooo much more!
Added will be some very nice, clean furniture (sofa, maple bedroom furniture, including dressers, twin beds; chairs; stands; bookcases; etc.), dinnerware/glassware, loads of linens, Vera Bradley handbags, like-new bicycles, new frames and prints, BERKEL commercial meat slicer, and indescribably more...come see!
Terms: Visa/Mastercard w/fee, good check, cash. 10% buyer premium
SOLD
AUCTION
5:30 pm
FRIDAY, June 26, at the gallery
Talk about an auction FULL of pure fun! Lots and lots of toys and holiday items (MOSTLY new!), plus much of the usual. If you’re a shopkeeper, flea marketer, or just interested in some early Christmas shopping, you won’t want to miss this auction...
FURNITURE – Chests, trunks, corner cabinet, trunks, chairs, stands, tables, and patio furniture, too!
SADDLES – Huntseat and Western (like-new Wintec)
HOLIDAY DECORATIONS – Christmas, Halloween, Easter, Thanksgiving, etc.
TOYS – all sorts for boys and girls
TOOLS – Workshop and lawn/garden
OLD CLOCKS & CASES – remaining Tucker estate
...plus glass, kitchenware, pictures/prints, lamps, linens, etc....
AND the most fantastic BOX LOT HEAVEN you will ever see – GIGANTIC boxes full of spectacular stuff (selling inside and out)
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AUCTION
5:30 pm Friday, May 22, at the auction gallery
You’ll want to mark your calendars and SET YOUR ALARMS so you won’t miss this auction! Selling the estate of Eugene (“Tick Tock”) and Margaret Tucker, well-known residents of Washington in Rappahannock County. Mr. Tucker was a respected and knowledgeable clock repairman; offered along with the contents of their home (including some furniture crafted by Mr. Tucker) will be a large inventory of all sorts of things clock-related. Come see...don’t be late!
ABOUT THE CLOCKS...A very large number of old clocks – working, nonworking, and beautiful cases – featuring carriage, advertising, gingerbread, ogee, cuckoo, mantel, reverse-painted, and much more from Seth Thomas, Ingraham, Ansonia, Sessions, Le Coultre, J Unghans, Forbes & Tucker, Henry Terry, etc., from America, France, England, Germany, etc. Also selling will be a vintage tall case clock CASE w/face (but no workings, etc.). Additionally, you will find all sorts of tools (Inverto Staking Tool No. 18 and MUCH more), old and new parts, workings, hardware, chimes, keys, etc. For those interested in fine miniatures, we have a set of Excelsior gold and silver (with diamonds) little clocks in their own cabinet.
AND WE’LL ALSO HAVE FURNITURE...Set of six Clore dining chairs (two armchairs and four side chairs); glass-doored mahogany bookcases; the cutest slantfront lady’s desk with serpentine drawers in quartersawn oak; cherry dropleaf dining table; oak bow-sided china cabinet; oak 2-drawer over 4-drawer chest; lovely narrow gateleg table w/small drawer in each end; intriguing, but very useful small oak/glass floor display case with shelves and cast iron paw feet; oak 2-drawer over 2-drawer chest; very nice corner cupboard, originally built by Mr. Tucker as a stereo cabinet, but potential for more; countertop oak display case; 4-piece Lane rattan and upholstery living room suite: Sofa, loveseat, chair, ottoman (perfect for your veranda!); bookcases; blanket chests; lingerie chest; pair of mahogany bachelor chests; daybed; nice patio furniture; old stands and chairs; three new kitchen cabinets; MORE!
ALL SORTS OF SMALLER CURIOSITIES, TOO...Mackenzie District Fur Co. No. 15 bear trap; Wheeler & Wilson treadle sewing machine; glass (ruby glass; Heisey and pattern glass; art glass: Murano, etc.) and fine porcelains (Nippon, Limoges, other continental, Oriental, American, etc.); 7-unit gumball stand w/machines; linens; rugs and new carpet; lamps – both floor and table; Griswold, Wagner, and other ironware; fabric and sewing accoutrements; stamps and 1st day covers; books; pictures, prints, other framed art (including a set of three Italian silver plaques); the sweetest cherub bust; kitchenware of all sorts; sterling thimbles, tatting shuttle, etc.; large planters and pots; tools; WindChaser and Royal Sovereign air conditioners in excellent condition; BOX LOTS, too, and SO MUCH MORE!!!
Watch the website
for updates and photos!
Gumball
machine rack with seven dispensers
Terms: Mastercard/Visa w/fee; good check; cash – 10% buyers’ premium
SOLD
20th Annual Farm and Garden
Auction
Saturday, April 18, 2009 at 10AM
at the auction yard, Rt. 211, Amissville, VA
WOW! What a crowd -- thanks to all that attended.
1710 Ford
diesel 4WD
tractor w/770-A loader; Deutz 3006 diesel farm tractor,
new clutch, tires, and brakes, EXC; 85
Dodge ton truck w/dual
wheels, 4-door, HD flatbed, new rear tires, and hitch; '84
Ford 4-sp pickup w/less
10K on new motor; 2 Krone
round balers; 3-pt. hitch 6' disc; 27hp
Craftsman hydrostatic 54" cut lawn tractor;
L7300 Leinbach
posthole digger; 3-pt. 5' yard rake; small 6' x 3'
Loyal manure spreader;
6hp Makita gas air
compressor; 5HP Black Max Honda
engine gas air compressor; 36" ridgid pipe wrench; set of large cutting
torches with gauges and tips; lots tool boxes with miscellaneous tools and
brass & copper plumbing stuff; hand tools; 1-50 ft sewer snake; 2 wooden
wagon wheels; chains various links; transit & legs; 2 grade poles; 2 5 hp
gas engines; 1 turbo torch; 1XL 16" Homelite chain saw; Craftsman 18" chain saw; 3/4" socket set; 20 ton bottle jack; pvc
pipe and fittings; lots chainlink fencing; new rolls of no-climb horse
fencing; new roll of box (American) wire; Stihl weed trimmer and
chainsaw; small electrical tools; set cattle racks;
concrete planters; 25/16' cattle panels; metal pet cage; dog house; Just ADDED: 1944
Farmall H; '91
Ford
Ranger pickup, 158k miles, runs fine;
Befco 5' finishing mower;
Woods 6' scraper blade; pond
scoop; 3 pt. hitch 2-bottom plow; electric cement mixer; used wooden treated
fence posts; '01 Dodge
2500 pickup, 238K miles, new transmission; '89 GMC
150 pickup w/bed fuel tank and pump, 177K miles, auto trans;
Trailet GN aluminum 2-horse
trailer w/nose compartment; '87 steel frame 2-horse, bumper hitch horse trailer;
Ohio
steel frame yard cart; more coming.
Terms:
Visa/Mastercard w/fee; good
check w/ID; cash.
Food available
