Nice old cast iron Fagol bus made by the Arcade Toy company. Nice condition and is the 8" version. No damage or repairs.

Very old Yellow ware chamber pot with excellent and bright blue seaweed decoration. Measures 10 1/2" in diameter and 6" high. A tiny 1" hairline in top lip near handle, otherwise perfect. Old and nice.

Mint condition 1950's salesman's catalogue of fishing lines from the Rain-Beau Products Company, Canton, Massachusetts. Contains 16 pages of pictured lines. Nice color cover. Measures 8 1/2" by 11". 1951 catalogue.

This Kewpie by the stump planter is done in an unusual green color. They are usually found in pink or blue. It is 6" high and 4 1/2" wide. The condition is excellent - no chips, cracks or crazing. Guaranteed to be old.

This is a vintage black chef spice set from the 1930's or 1940's. It is 8 1/2" long and 4" high. The ALLSPICE chef has a 1/2" chip on the back. The chip doesn't go through to the interior of the shaker. Other than that, the condition is excellent. It looks like it was never used. One of the original corks is missing. All are marked JAPAN on the bottom.

This is a very old mammy chalkware stringholder probably from the 1930's or 1940's. There are a few scratches on her face and scarf which you can see in the picture, but other than that, the condition is very good. It is 8" high and 5" wide.

Excellent old brown glazed pottery jug with applied decorations. Has a floral sprig and a man with hat. Measures about 7 1/2" and about 7" in diameter. Once thought to be made by Peters and Reed, but now believed to be by Weller. No damage, wear, or crazing.

Very scarce Findlay Onyx sugar shaker or muffineer. Stands 5 1/2" high. Has a stress crack that runs from the lip to the bottom of the threads. It is covered by the cap. Otherwise very good. Rare American glass.

Monax sugar and creamer in the popular American Sweetheart pattern. Both are in excellent condition.

Fostoria Glass Company, Buttercup etching on the Century pattern. This sugar and creamer are in perfect condition with no damage or wear.

Very nice Royal Bayreuth blue mark mustard with an action portrait. Lady with geese. It is about 3" high with no damage or wear. Has no spoon.

Excellent four page brochure from 1951, showing the baseball and softball bats available from the Adirondack Company. On the front cover are pictures and autographs of all of the players under contract, the inside shows the bats, and the back cover shows the factory. Like mint condition.Elliot, Garagiola, Doby, Bauer, Dark,Wertz,Hodges, Bauer, Thompson et. al. 8 1/2" by 11"