Selling Antiques in Ellettsville, Indiana

Here are two old Jorgenson wood clamps made by the adjustable clamp co. Chicago, Ill. Very good working condition. They would look nice hanging on your shop wall.
$15.00

Rossville! Planter has a hair line crack all the way thru and a chip at the base. Never the less it is still very collectable and nice.
$25.

Here is an Indianapolis Star newspaper I saved since it was printed 11-24-63. I’ll sell it with several other papers printed in a few days of one another. Make an offer. One paper is dated 11-25-63 and is the Herald Telephone newspaper of Bloomington, Indiana-It’s the last picture. Lots of interestung ads like a new R.C.A. color TV for just under $400.

For the newspaper-make an offer.

These two have been around the block 50 or 80 times-Make an offer

This has never been out of the box Creek Chub Wood lure # 2601DD Made by the Creek Chub Bait Co. Garrett, Indiana- $40.

Gerald Ford campaign Button. Like new-no rust or anything.
How about $20.

This is a 1980 Topps #139 Sports card with Larry Bird Julius Erving ( Doctor Dunk) and the “Magic” Johnson This was made with perforated separations between the 3 cards. The Larry Bird card has been detached and is just sitting there next to where it was attached. I’ll take $35. It's in a very thick plastic holder about ¾” thick.

Folks I have tons of sports cards including over 100 different uncirculated mint condition Michael Jordan cards all in hard plastic sleeves since they came out. They too are for sale. Make an offer for 100 different M.J.’s-many of them are inserts.

(The book on the right) Excellent condition color magazine with accessories for sale. Copyright 1953 31 pages. Copyright 1953 The Lionel Corporation 15 east 26th street New York 10 In this book are opportunities to buy single engines, 4 car sets, 3 car sets, Diesel sets, freight station- $7.95, 5 car set $65.00, 90 watt transformer is part of a 5 car set for $70. Many choices of accessories a person could buy. Water tower, signal bridge, barrel loaders and on and on.

(The book on the left) Instructions for assembling and operating Lionel Trains copyright 1951 The Lionel Corporation 15 east 26th street, New York 10 N.Y. Part One: How to assemble and operate your first Lionel Outfit. Part Two How to operate Lionel Accessory Railroad Equipment. Part three How to Build a Model Railroad. Part Four How To take Care Of Lionel Equipment. This book is in near mint condition and is museum worthy. Both are for that matter.

$50.00 buys both books.

This has been a very special keep sake for me. My Grandpa was my best buddy and friend and he was a barber for a while. This was one of his straight razors. I know he always had the best of most of his belongings. This razor has its original box which is in remarkably great condition as is the razor which is stamped Wester Bros Solingen Germany. He had a son, my uncle who was in Germany during ww11 and most likely it was sent home by him on one side of the blade is stamped the number 34 and is stamped De-Fi U.S. Pat.off There are four ornament pieces of what I think is brass attached to the handle. On the box it says: Made By Wester & Butz, Merscheid-Solinger, Germany. Pull the two box/holder sections apart and there is a label that says: This razor is sharp and ready for shaving. It has been thoroughly inspected and found to be in perfect condition. Broken or misused razors will not be replaced. (This label is in undamaged condition and fully in tact)

There is also shown here a second straight razor that was my Grandpa’s It has a black handle which is stamped Geneva. The word below is kind of hard to make out but I think is cutlery and below that word it says Geneva New York This razor has minor rust. Inside to the rear of the blasé there is what appears to me made into the shaft of the razor what I would describe as a file

Make an offer!

The first comic book on the left is dated August 1963 Published bi-monthly by Charlton Comics Group, Derby Conn. 12 cents per issue (DC Comics) (Cheyenne Kid) I have stored this properly since I bought it off the stand in august 1962. It is in very fine condition.

The one on the right “Wagon Train” No. 2 April 1964 published by K.K. Publications,Inc. Poughkeepsie, New York in cooperation with Golden Press Wagon Train was a television series that came on weekly. This sold for 12 cents. Is in very very fine condition.

Make an Offer!

This is Elvis Pressley in his underwear getting fitting for his military uniform.
This is an 8" x 11" photocopy of an original.

$25

I have several hundred different “collectors cards” made like collectable sports cards-the same size and they are color glossy and there are quite a few of them. It is, I think a collectors entire series/set. On the back of each card it says in small print at the bottom Elvis and Elvis Pressley are registered Trademarks of Elvis Presley Inc. Copyright 1992 1992 The River Group, Printed in the U.S.A.

$25

Here are some Graduation News, Announcements, and grade cards of Harold Carle. One 5 page “Program” is the Thirteenth Commencement Exercises Woodward High School June 6th 1941—Nine o’clock A.M. Rivoli Theatre Toledo.

One 4 page “pamphlet” says: Woodward High School Senior Banquet South of the Border Womans Building Thursday May 22, 1941 It tells the menu which one item was Creamed Chicken in Patty Shells. It lists several ( I guess speakers) “Buenos Noches- Bill Rogers, Senorita Laura Meyer, toastmistress, The Cisco Kid Mr. Larue. The Toreadpr - Mr. Meek Hasta Luego-Vernon Gribbin and 4 others. One page lists Guests of Honor and class officers and it lists the banquet committee.

There are 5 report cards one I failed to get in the picture- 2 from June 1930, one from June 1940, and two from Jun. 1941 Seems Mrs. C. Carle was the parent and teachers were Miss Boyles 1939, Mr. Stanart 1940, Mr. Skinner 1941.

Harold never made good grades!

One picture is evidently the entire class and the newspaper is the Toledo Blade. It is dated July 2 1941 Carle is on the 8th row down, 2nd from left. It shows his address as 1719 Michigan Street Carried 5 years. Oh I get it now these picture here are all newspaper carriers and it tells how many years each carried. Must have had quite a large circulation! Huh! No girl carriers!

Make an offer for this entire collection/treasure!

Here are some 1940's vintage drink stir sticks. The number relates to the age of that model.

$75 or best offer.

Here are some 1960's drink stir sticks.
3 Old Taylor
6 Kessler
8 Seagrams
17 Seagrams
12 "The Roosevelt" New Orleans. These are probably from a nightclub.

Make an offer.

This is a working swing out cap gun. It still works.
Says on the face of the buckle: Remington Derringer 1867 By Mattel.
The stamp on the reverse side says 1959.

$75.

Here are two identical Lucky Strike Tins.
(R.A. Patterson Tobacco Co.)

On the front face of this tin it says:
Lucky Strike Cut Plug
Fragrant + Delicious.
It also says Factory NO. 60 Second Dist. State of VA.
Also the notice on this tin says: "Notice the manufacturer of this tobacco have complied with all the requirements of law every person is cautioned under penalties of law not to use this package for tobacco again.

$30

This item says it is: The Lenk MFG. Co. NO. 108 Automatic Alcohol Blowtorch.
Starts in 10 seconds. Boston 15 Mass.
On the bottom of the side with Red Label is a screw off cap that reveals a wick. The top also screws off.

$25 or best offer.

Santa Claus Land, IN.
Advertising piece/screw driver/hammer.
Part of the green grass is torn. See bottom left.

$50 or best offer.

Old advertising tape measure.
Says on one side:
J.M. Benson 113 Roe Street Ossian, Indiana.

On the other side:
Another new advertising idea by Vernon.
Newton, Iowa.
Our 52nd Year.

Molded into the plastic it says:
Patent Pending
The Vernon Co.
Newton, Iowa.

It also says:
Add 2 inches for inside measure.

$20 or best offer.

Here is a very old antiuqe shadow box mirror probably from the late 30’s or 1940’s Nice what not shelf unit. Great for displaying old salt and pepper shakers or small figurines. 32” wide and 24” high. There is a small piece of scotch tape near the top of the glass and 3 dime to nickel size spots where the mirror backing is rubbed off. Over all very nice.

$50

I have over 150 sets of old salt and pepper shakers for sale. most have or had cork stoppers, a few are occupied Japan, and I have about 30 black people figurines/black Americana.. Some are S.+P. I've got antique S.+P. chickens, pigs, elephants, and ducks. Most of the S.+P.'s are likenesses of animals, people, or characters, but not all are.

I have tons of sports cards in mint condition. Lots of 1980's and 90's. More basketball than any other sport. I have some very old football cards.

I have many 3 ring notebooks with 9 pocket clear plastic pages crammed full of stars, superstars, and insert cards.

Here is a seldom seen reverse painting. The frame is not any count but the painting is in fine shape and is 15 ¼” wide and 11 1/4 “ high. If you don't know what a reverse painting is, here is a description from wikipedia seen here .

$30 or best offer.

The ring is a wedding band of mine bought in 1994 in Bloomington at the College Mall. I rarely wore it. Inside it is stamped 14k and after the k is and F and after the F is what looks like a small triangle which might be a 4 or a 6 The ring is of yellow gold and has 7 diamonds. I think we paid $1,000 for it. The size is 12 & 1/2. Make an offer. I can smell scammers 3,000 miles away so if you are a scammer don't waste your time emailing me.

$500