This is a vintage horse collar with a pair of hames. It is authentic. A leather belt at the top and bottom hold the hames in place. It has been well used but the wear and tear just adds character. You can hang it on the wall to add a rustic feel to any room or you could put a mirror in the back. The horse collar measures 25" high and 18" wide. The hames is 28" long. This is a very heavy and solid item.

THIS IS HEAVY.!! It is a Griswold Cast Iron No. 602 Double Burner Gas Stove. Antique. Portable. (Produced in Erie, PA..) It includes the hose and regulator. They are not shown in photos but they are included. This stove works GREAT.!!! It has white porcelain handles. I am not sure exactly how old this stove is. The Griswold company was started in 1865 and sold in 1957. After the 1950s, the Erie , PA. factory was closed. This stove would be great for canning or camping...

This set is from an estate - A set of 5 pieces. This is an antique cast iron shoe cobbler's lasts (3), stand and the cobbler's hammer.

1-- "Newark"- Cobbler's Stand

1-- "WARRANTED # 16" -- 6 3/4" long last - fits the stand.

1-- "WARRANTED # 17" -- 8 1/4" long last - fits the stand.

1--- " # 0 --- 10 " long last - fits the stand...

This is a vintage gasoline iron produced for Montgomery Ward Co. in the U.S.A.. It has a wood handle and built in pump that is in the handle. Called the Quick Lighting iron and the date on it is Dec. 22-1936. This iron has been used a lot and it has normal wear/scuffs/scratches. It measures about 10" long x 6 " tall. Very heavy. Entire piece shows visible rust and wear. Wood handle has a long crack along both sides...

This is an antique 1555 YANKEE NORTH BROS BREAST HAND DRILL. Phila.PA.-U.S.A. 17" long. Chuck is 1/2" diameter. Four patent dates ranging from 1897 to 1911. Good working condition. Sold as is. Very heavy item .

This is a set of two asbestos sad irons with one wooden detachable handle. Good and solid. Sold as is. All antiques and collectibles are sold “As-Is”. Length is 6 3/4”. Width is 3 1/2”, Height is 4 3/4" with the handle. Both sad irons show rust but they are old and have lots of character. These irons are great pieces of early Americana...

This is a saw vise in good working condition. Vise has normal wear, full length 9 1/2" jaws that open easily and clamp down securely. 2" bench clamp. Not marked. All parts are present. Everything works easily . One wing nut on the bench clamp has a broken wing. Sold as is, no returns. The "C" clamp comes off for storage.

This is a vintage/antique portable "Handy Hot Wringer" clothes wringer - VERY RETRO. It was made by Chicago Electric Mfg. Co., Chicago, ILL.. It clamps onto a wash tub or basin. This vintage wringer is in good working condition. The rollers turn easily. The wringer shows normal wear with small amounts of chipping and small missing areas of paint. But overall it is in good condition. The main body of the wringer is approximately 10" wide x 4 1/2" high plus the clamps...

The cast frame on this pulley is 4" wide at the widest part. It is a heavy duty pulley . It is 11 " tall overall and the wood pulley is 6" diameter and 1 3/4" thick. It has cracking in the wood and oil staining from past generations. Very heavy. It has "myers" , "OK" and "H-299" in raised letters on one side of the cast frame. The pulley is rusty but it just adds to its character. It is aged and part of our history from times past. As is. No returns.

This pulley measures 10" high overall and the wood pulley is 5 1/2" diameter and 1 5/8" thick. The wood has some cracking and a little oil staining from past generations.. SEE PHOTOS. One side has "OK" stamped on it and also "8 A" on it. The iron frame is rusty. Has lots of character. As is. No returns. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING!! HAPPY SHOPPING!!!!!! Stop by our "Lemon Tree Treasures" Store at Cyberattic and look at our other items.

Antique English Sheep Shears-- Burgan & Ball-very old. Burgon and Ball Sheep Shear, dated from APPROXIMATELY 1837. This is a Double Bow Sheep Shear for trimming and shearing sheep . This Shear is hand forged, including the two inside rivets. A is a hallmark on both sides, although one is much fainter than the other. The better one, still a little difficult to read, I believe says: "Burgon & Ball" curved over a Royal Crown, and "Patent Number 294" (?) inside a Shield. a "B" on either side ...