Original Vintage BROADSIDE 1908 AUCTION Equestrian Croton Falls NY, 6 Horses
Large broadside paper poster advertising an auction in Croton Falls, NY on June 11, 1908 selling horses, equipment and furniture. W.A. Ferris is the auctioneer, Solomon Hults is the deceased estate owner. His widow Louise Hults is the ‘executrix.’ The broadside measures 14” wide by 21” long. Condition is good, there are old fold marks and a couple tears. A few light stain marks at corners. ‘1908’ is hand written in pencil. Great piece for the collector of equestrian items, Croton Falls area historical artifacts and the family names listed. It is in a clear plastic sleeve, I will ship with it unless specified otherwise. Will ship rolled in tube.
Death Farm Tragedy but Child Saved by Wood Mower Horse Team Victorian Trade Card
ca. 1800’s – Child’s Death Averted by Quick Lift – Authentic Antique Card « A Miss is as Good as A Mile. » / Shocking « story » of children playing in field… infant almost sliced! « Walter A. Wood Enclosed Gear Mower… Winner… Gold Medal… 1887…. » To See More 19th Century Agriculture Cards Click Here: (( MORE FARM CARDS )) Front Displays Well, but note bottom edge tear: REVERSE flaws / careless scrapbook removal thinning. SIZE: L – Approx. 6.25 x 4 inches – Condition… shows age with flaws. Please study the scans. 125+ Years Old – Antique 19th Century Card: Farm and Household -related Business Advertising Card To See More of the BEST 19th Century Cards Click: (( MORE GREAT CARDS )) + Over 1,000+ more fabulous antique & vintage cards are currently listed at the Dave Cheadle Card Store. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING ======================================== ===================================================================================== * MORE GREAT pre-1900 – Lawn & Garden / Farm / Household, etc. = use « Search store » Visit store: Click this Hot Link: Dave Cheadle Card Store ====================================================================================== ====================================================================================== Sizes – most Victorian Trade Cards are approx. 3 x 4.5 inches; = a bit smaller than the classic postcard. For simplicity in my listings:S / SMALL = significantly smaller than 3 x 5 inches.M / MEDIUM = approx. 3 x 4.5 inchesL / LARGE = larger than a postcard – significantly bigger than 3 x 5 inches. Condition: – Assume every card has evidence of aging, flaws and wear. My cards are old… NO reproductions! Please … SEE the HUGE SCANS to carefully note any and all FLAWS! All of the Dave Cheadle Card Store cards are Authentic Antiques = 100% Guaranteed Original After 50 years of collecting, I’m thinning my archives of thousands and thousands of pre-1900 cards. My inventory includes items ranging from common and affordable to one-of-a-kind rarities that I have used to illustrate my over 150 articles that I have published, along with numerous books I’ve published, including My … now out-of-print 1996 classic book that helped establish the name for the ebay category and helped define the hobby of Victorian Trade Card collecting: VICTORIAN TRADE CARDS HISTORICAL REFERENCE & VALUE GUIDE, by Dave Cheadle. Be sure to subscribe to my STORE NEWSLETTER and to add me to your favorites list! As a life-long collector and social historian, and as the founding editor of the Trade Card Collectors Association’s journal, « The Trade Card Quarterly, » I can certify that all items offered are authentic and fully guaranteed– full refunds without question if not as represented. FREE Shipping with TRACKING and professional packaging within United States: – YES! NOTE: International and World-Wide Global Shipping is now handled with charges determined via the ebay International Shipping Program. More GREAT ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS, ephemera, vintage Colorado History Postcards, Historical Paper Americana, 19th Century and antique cards etc. always available right now for ~ Immediate Purchase ~ in my store as — BUY IT NOW = More of the Best Cards on ebay … Click this Hot Link: Dave Cheadle Card Store =======================================================================
1919 AD.(XH16)~MERRILL SOULE CO. SYRACUSE, NY. NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT
VINTAGE ORIGINAL PRINT AD. SHIPPED ON BOARD IN PROTECTIVE SLEEVE. SIZE=5” x 12”
2001-2010 Chevy Silverado Torsion Bar Leveling Lift Kit
[Compatible With Chevy] Compatible with Chevy Avalanche 2500 2002-2006, Silverado 1500HD 2001-2002 2004-2007, Silverado 2500 1999-2004, Silverado 2500HD 2001-2010, Silverado 3500 2001-2007, Silverado 3500HD 2007-2010, Suburban 2500 2001-2013.
2001-2010 Chevy Silverado Torsion Bar Leveling Lift Kit
[Compatible With Chevy] Compatible with Chevy Avalanche 2500 2002-2006, Silverado 1500HD 2001-2002 2004-2007, Silverado 2500 1999-2004, Silverado 2500HD 2001-2010, Silverado 3500 2001-2007, Silverado 3500HD 2007-2010, Suburban 2500 2001-2013.
Vintage Advertisement 1940s Prince Albert Smoking Pipe Tobacco AA1
Vintage Advertisement 1940s DUNLOP TIRES Tractor Pickup Farmer New York AA1
Prudential insurance company 1957 Conference Program Booklet Fantastic! Rare!
Up for sale is a fantastic super rare Prudential insurance company 1957 Conference Program Booklet Fantastic! Rare!. Check out some of the photos, thanks for looking! Cr-42
1936 catalog HALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Cedar Rapids IOWA agricultural hardware
The 1936 Hall Manufacturing Company catalog from Cedar Rapids, Iowa focuses on Agricultural Hardware Specialties. Included is an invoice, envelope and letter. With a vibrant color scheme of orange and blue, this original publication features a wide range of products designed for agricultural use. The Hall brand represents quality and innovation in the United States, making this collectible item a valuable piece of history for any agriculture enthusiast or collector.
1904 Deering Pocket Memoranda Pre International Harvester Advertiser Corn Binder
5 1/4 by 2 1/2 inches. Cover has wear. History: Around 1870 partnered with Elijah Gammon, providing $40,000 in funding for the production of a horse-drawn grain harvester developed by brothers William and Charles Marsh. By 1872 the company showed $80,000 in profits, and in 1873 the name was changed to Gammon & Deering Co. to reflect Deering’s management role. By 1879 Deering was the sole owner and the company’s name had been changed to Deering Manufacturing Company.The Deering Company and the reorganized Plano Harvester Company competed aggressively with each other and the McCormick Havesting Machine Co., but in 1902, under his son’s direction, all three companies merged to form the International Harvesting Co.