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76. Gold Odd Fellows medal, a silver Odd
Fellows medal, etc.
$150-$200
Sold for $25 |
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77. Group of signed ambrotypes from
Wilmington, Phoenixville and West Chester.
$100-$150
Sold for $300 |
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78. Ten ambrotypes.
$75-$100
Sold for $175 |
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79. Misc. grouping of small boxes and child’s
carved wooden tools.
$75-$100
Sold for $150 |
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80. Grouping of tintypes, family photos and
ephemera.
$50-$75
Sold for $50 |
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81. Group of glass plate slides of
firefighters, Ashokan Reservoir, Kingston NY, etc.
$100-$150
Sold for $125 |
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82. Odd Fellows and GAR ribbons, sterling
bookmark, etc.
$150-$200
Sold for $125 |
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83. Two stereo viewers with cards and album.
$100-$125
Sold for $175 |
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84. Two-drawer walnut spool box.
5”h.x13.5”w.x7.25”d.
$100-$125
Sold for $75 |
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85. Dollhouse furniture and two model kits.
$50-$75
Sold for $25 |
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86. Wooden canteen carved with “F K 1783”,
staved construction with leather strap. 7 3/8” dia.
x 2.25”d.
$750-$1,000
Sold for $1,900 |
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87. Tin sewing box with lithograph decoration.
$75-$100
Sold for $50 |
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88. Five powder flasks.
$150-$200
Sold for $325 |
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89. Four powder horns.
$150-$200
Sold for $325 |
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90. Duck decoy signed “JEB”, loon decoy and a
Nantucket basket by Barlow.
$150-$200
Sold for $550 |
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91. Sixteen ambrotypes.
$100-$150
Sold for $225 |
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92. Two shelf clocks.
$100-$150
Sold for $150 |
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93. Group of costume jewelry, sterling silver
jewelry and a sewing box.
$100-$150
Sold for $50 |
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94. Wooden planes, bits, tape measure, etc.
$75-$100
Sold for $150 |
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95. Group of jewelry and accessories, incl.
pins, pocket watches, stickpins, etc.
$200-$300
Sold for $350 |
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96. Pocket watch, face marked J.E. Caldwell
and a paint decorated watch safe.
$100-$150
Sold for $800 |
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97. Oval wallpapered box and small dome lid
floral papered box.
$100-$125
Sold for $75 |
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98. Group of iron- skimmers, tasters, two snow
eagles, etc. seven pcs.
$75-$100
Sold for $75 |
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99. Brownie #2 camera in original box.
$75-$100
Sold for $75 |
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100. Punch decorated tin coffeepot, Montgomery
County, Pennsylvania, stamped “W. Shade” (Willoughby
Shade, active 1842-1870), made for and inscribed
“Sarah Gargas”, and with peacock and tulip
decoration. For a similar example see
Pennsylvania German Arts, Irwin Richman, page
117. 11.25”h.x10”w.
$20,000-$25,000
Sold for $16,000 |
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