If for any reason a product is not one hundred percent functional, all discrepancies will clearly be outlined. I try my best to give an unbiased and honest opinion of the item being listed. Condition: Used condition with general surface wear as pictured.
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This is an Antique Despatch Oven Co. Cast Iron Clock Timer Furnace Metal Sign in Very Good Condition. Measures 11 3/8″ wide and the outer rim measures 5/8″ high. This clock face sits flat and has No cracks, chips or repairs. Weight nearly 6 pounds. Please check all the photos as this is the exact item you will receive. Thanks for LookingI always try to ship the same day purchase is made if possible and always package with care.If you have any questions regarding this item, please email me and I’ll respond as quickly as possible. If you are not completely satisfied, I will return your purchase price minus any shipping costs. Shipping and Handling is $34.95 in the Contiguous U.S. Insurance is always included.
In excellent condition overall.
Old Advertising Nursery Catalog – Page Valley Nurseries – A. Bolen, Proprietor – Kimball – Page County, Virginia. Back cover features examples of plantings sold by Page Valley Nurseries. The rear of catalog features suggestions for ‘Successful Planting, Pruning and Care’.
Crucial role in bringing Whitman & Barnes products to the. northeastern market. This pamphlet likely served as promotional. material, showcasing the “W & B” lawn mowers as desirable and. Barnum & Stone, acting as New England Sales Agents, played a.
Beautiful old piece of history. the hands are a bit stiff to turn , but they do turn. this is faily heavy, weighing over 6 pounds. I will consider reasonable offers but i already have this item priced lower than anyone else On eBay.
This is a hard-to-find early-1900s celluloid and tin lithographed advertising pinback button that reads “‘Different from the Others’ The Tubular Cream Separator. The Sharples Separator Co., West Chester, PA. – Chicago, ILL.; Toronto, ONT. “.
The product is an early-1900s Sharples Cream Separator Co. advertising celluloid pinback button. This original, multi-color button features a design related to agriculture and hails from the United States. Collectors of vintage agricultural advertising memorabilia may find this piece to be a unique and historically significant addition to their collection.
Great graphics and super hard to find.