Cast Metal Miniature Western Wagon
Miscellaneous:
Pre 1960 stock# ole-573
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. OK, not sure
what this little guy was suppose to be thought to be used for. It is definitely a souvenir from
somewhere. Most likely the 50’s or 60’s ear when these little pot metal things were popular.
Coated in a copper, it is in excellent condition. Could hold maybe pencils or they had those air
ferns my Mom loved back then. Stands 2 1/8” tall by 3 7/8” long.
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Vintage Chrome Serving Tray Green Handles
Metalware:
Pre 1960 stock# ole-565
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. Odd little
serving tray. The chrome finish is set off by a green speckled handle on either side. Not certain
but they appear to be a lucite. Danty pierced rim with a flower pattern encircles the entire tray. I
am thinking bread tray. Measures 2 1/2” tall by 15 1/4” long and 6 1/2” wide.
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Vintage Porcelain Wall Sconce Light Pull
Lamps and Lighting:
Pre 1950 stock# ole-555
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. This is a great
old wall sconce style light. Made of heavy porcelain. It uses a chain pull located at the bottom of
the socket. It has the center screw but will need a ball bracket to hang. Should also be rewired to
meet todays code. measures, without chain, 7” tall by 4 1/4” wide and will be 4 1/2” out from the
wall. It does have a tight long hairline crack from bottom to mid section. Not noticeable really
and w ...click for details
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Vintage Letter Scale Stamp Holder 50’s
Miscellaneous:
Pre 1960 stock# ole-541
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. My Mom had
one just like this! I still have it. The letter scale gives the weight by inserting the letter in the
holder and reading the other side. The stamp holder works great! I use mine daily. Add a roll of
stamps inside the cylinder and pull out one at a time. The new prepasted stamps fit perfect too.
Scale rivet is a bit loose. Shipping will be $5.40 in the United States
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PM Craftsman Sailboat Book End
Metalware:
Contemporary stock# uk-113
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. Wonderful, and
heavy bookend for your sailing enthusiast. This is cast metal, appears to be a copper inside with a
chrome plate outside. Shaped like two sail boats locked in a forever race. Small peeled spot on
the front ship’s sail. Stands 5 1/4” tall by 4 1/8” long and 3” deep. Made in Eaton Park Florida.
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Paper Mache and Lacquer Box Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid
Boxes:
Wood:
Pre 1930 stock# aur-16
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. This is a
stunning antique box! It is made of paper mache and then lacquered. The top has a gorgeous
Mother-of-pearl floral inlay. Few nicks on the corners, common with these old lacquer items. It
just shows the tight, almost wood like, paper mache work under it. No marking but this was very
common work around the Victorian era from the orient. When closed stands 1 5/8” tall by 9 7/8”
long and 7 3/8” wide.
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Vintage Uncle Sam Mechanical Bank
Banks:
Pre 1970 stock# aur-7
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. Now he is not
the original cast iron but he is the latter plastic from Hong Kong. He was made in the 60’s and
still works wonderfully. Push the button on the right and his mouth will close while his hand
drops the coin in the open bag at his feet. Release and his mouth goes to open, the bag closes and
his hand returns to a more upright position. He is in excellent condition. Stands 9” tall on his
base. Base is 4 ...click for details
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W.W.II Scalpel Shrapnel Handle
Militaria:
Pre 1950 stock# ely-88
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Featured for your enjoyment is another wonderful item from Minnesota’s Attic. This is a one of
a kind W.W.II scalpel. The handle is made of a long piece of shrapnel. I do believe the entire
scalpel is from this single piece of shrapnel as I can not seem to find where the blade attaches to
the handle. There is an Iron Cross made into the blade where it meets the handle. A piece of
copper or brass is near the end of the handle. You will never find another like this. My guess is it
was trench ...click for details
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