Prade Torch - Early Lighting Device - From long time member of "The Rushlight Club" - Brass Font with Whale Oil Style Burner - on Trunclon Stag Horn Handle

I have a pair of old wooden stirrups that I will sell as a pair or individually. They measure approx 5 1/2" high and 4 1/4" wide. The second one is 4 1/2" wide. They have been well cared for but the wider one has some wear to the wood in the bend and shows stress there. These were obviously displayed with the rawhide strips attached. Great for hanging kitchen towels.

This old piece looks well used. It is appox 5 1/2" high and has a 3 5/8" disc on the bottom which was used for scraping the hair from the hogs at hog killing time. The center post is very sturdy to facilitate applying maximun pressure. At the top there is a hook for hanging. A rare find today.

This old chopper is quite unique in length and shape. It measures approx 13 1/2" in length and the handle is approx 5" long. The long metal stem is 9" and supports a blade approx 3 1/4" by 3 1/2".

This utensil of yesteryear is very interesting. It is 19 1/2" from tip of blade to end of handle. The wooden handle and blade are in good condition.

This piece is made of tin. The round back has a crinkled edge and a pounded looking surface. The two match holders have a ribbed front for striking the matches. The Tidy box is made of tin in a waffle pattern with a row of piercing at the top and bottom. There is a small mirror diagonally set on the front. It is marked Pat 88, I assume it is 1888. It is 10" in diameter. The tidy box is 6" tall and each match holder is 1 3/4" tall.

This utensil of yesteryear is very interesting. It is 19" from tip of blade to end of handle. The wooden handle is very worn and has a crack where the blade is inserted. Blade is worn but functional.

This old chopper is approx 5 1/4" wide and 6" high. Condition is good both wooden handle and metal possibly iron blade.

This unusual shaped chopper had a moon shaped blade attached to a wooden handle. The condition is fair with the wooden handle broken on one side where it joins the blade.

This rustic old piece is made of tin and was never painted. It is 11" high and 8 5/8" wide. The condition is fair with the tin needing cleaning as well as the mirror. The mirror is mounted diagonally on a shaped back.

This old apple peeler appears to still have its original green paint. It is Marked White Mountain Apple, Made by Goodell Co___ ____USA. I can't make out the city but the state is New Hampshire, I think. It appears to be in working order. It is 10 1/2" long and 6" wide.

This primitive old piece is made of Tin and was once painted green. COMB CASE is impressed on the front. At the top there is an insignia or shield design. This piece measures 6 5/8" high and 6 5/8" wide.