We just bought out a LARGE lot of wooden stamps for card making, collage work, crafting and paper arts.
If you are a crafter – please check them out now. We’re pricing them to move.
Click here now to visit our eBay store.
https://www.ebay.com/str/clovercitysells/Needlepoint-Sewing-Crafts/_i.html?_storecat=5984665015
Below are a few samples of the MANY, MANY Lots we have available.
Come on by and see our booth at the Attic Treasures Flea Market! We’re offering some fun, vintage items.
Where:
| Address: | 2112 Hewitt Ave Everett, WA 98201 |
| Sale Date(s): | 5/24/2019 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM 5/25/2019 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM |
I found this, and a few other old lure and reel boxes at an estate sale last weekend. I guessing this dates to around the 1930s based on the other boxes and the patent dates on them. I love the fish graphics on this one.
If you have some old reels or lures that a box would make them complete come check out this box and the others we have listed.
Here’s the link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Box-ONLY-C-C-B-Co-Creek-Chub-Bait-Co-Fishing-Lure-Cardboard-Circa-1930s-/391376923587?ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT
If you are looking for a good deal on Cutco knives we have several Pearl white knives for sale this week. We have 9 different styles for sale including a French Chef knife, butcher knife, paring knife, spatula and even a knife block. Here’s you chance to bid on the best made knives in the world!
We sent them back to the factory for sharpening and cleaning, so, even though these knives are used they are as sharp as the day they were first sold.
I’m on eBay Radio with Griff and Lee today! Guess what my topic is?
That’s right – it’s called: 5 Ways My Blog Boosts My Business.
If you missed it – click here for the replay.
As a way
to say “Thanks” for having me on the show today we’re offering a deep discount on The Pickers Log Book.
“Act Fast” as they say, because this offer only lasts for 72 hours.
Thanksgiving at 6:00 pm Pacific Time the deal is over. That means that after 6:00 pm November 26th, 2015 you’ll have to pay full price.
Do you remember Mr. Magoo? I do! I love watching him as he blindly went down the road. These days I kind of feel just like him.
If you are a tin toy collector, we have several up for auction this week – including this Mr. Magoo toy.
I remember the designs from my childhood my guess is that they were sold sometime in the late 1950’s or early 1960’s.
Originally there were 22 cards in this box. A few were used, because now the lot contains 17. Each card is different, some have wonderful greetings on the back.
This one, for example, includes the sweet little greeting:
“This horse must pull me very fast,
I’m hurrying to you – 
With Christmas wishes oh his back
To last the whole year through!”
There’s even a couple of cards for the Teacher!
One special card, for your best friend included – it features a fuzzy/velvet finish.
Originally sold a
t Lustre Lane Greeting Card Co, in Portland Oregon – there is a price sticker on the bottom of the box.
You can see the whole assortment of 17 cards and bid on them – click here to go to the Mechanical Christmas Card auction.
The Square Body Polaroid Sun 660 was introduced in 1981.
It was the first in the range to use Polaroid’s patented Sonar Autofocus device. The distance to the subject was calculated by emitting an sonar (ultrasonic) pulse which then was captured again. The time difference between the sent versus received pulse gave the distance measurement. The sonar emmiter/receiver is the big gold disk next to the lens.
To demonstrate the features of this camera, Polaroid produced transparent versions. They were provided to camera stores so a person could see the functioning parts of the Sun 660 camera.
You can see a similar transparent camera and read more about them on the Impossible blog.
If you’d like to own a piece of Polaroid history and join in the auction – click here to bid!
This little microscope is under 2 inches. An early microscope bottom of black is etched in Bausch & Lomb Optical Co Rochester N.Y. Pat Jan 8 ’78. Box shows some wear and top says American Agriculturist Microscope from Orange Judd Company, 245 Broadway, New York.
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURALIST MICROSCOPE (From:http://www.microscope-antiques.com/ag.html)
Starting in 1877, the American Agriculturalist Magazine advertised this diminutive instrument. It was touted as an aid to the farmer in detecting contamination and deterioration of e.g. seeds. It could also be used by children to explore the little things around us. The earliest version is labelled with a ‘PAT. APP’D FOR’ whereas shortly later, the patent date was added; this patent date as stated on the slightly later instruments, is Jan 8, 1878. This is patent number —– issued to J.J. Bausch.
The Orange Judd company address, as given in the 1877 through 1880 editions of the American Agriculturist was 245 Broadway, the address on this. Starting in 1881, the address had changed to 751 Broadway, the address on the green box.
Bid Here: American Agriculturist Orange Judd Antique Microscope Bausch & Lomb