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Saturday, April 21 - 10 AM - Mark Your Calendar - Do Not Miss This Event!

Saturday, April 21 - 10 AM - Mark Your Calendar - Do Not Miss This Event!

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AUCTION

Sat., April 21 – 10 A.M.

Mark Your Calendar

Do Not Miss This Event

Located: Springfield, Ohio

Champions Center – Clark County Fairgrounds

(Exit 56 / I-70 and SR41)


Preview Date & Times: Auction Site – Friday, April 20 (3-5)

 

1925 STEINWAY MODEL M CONCERT GRAND PIANO

ANTIQUE/MODERN FURNITURE * ANTIQUES * ART GLASS * COLLECTIBLES* TOYS * VENTRILOQUESTS – DOLLS

PINBALL MACHINES *  SLOT MACHINES

ROCK-OLA JUKE BOXES * COCA COLA VENDING MACHINES 

COCA COLA ADV. SIGNS*

VINTAGE NEON SIGNS * VINTAGE MOBIL AND SINCLAIR GAS PUMPS AND PETROLIANA * MODEL TRUCKS* 1948 AND 1951 WHIZZER BIKES *1946 CHEVY STREET ROD PICK-UP TRUCK

2001 CHRYSLER TOWN&COUNTRY MINI-VAN 

EXMARK ZERO-TURN COMMERCIAL MOWER * JD 455 DIESEL TRACTOR W/ 60” DECK AND BLADE * EZ-GO GOLF CART * HONDA FOURTRAX 200 4-WHEELER

L/G TOOLS AND MUCH MORE

 

 

 

 

PIANO:1925 Steinway Model M Concert Grand Piano, excellent condition. Call for apt. to inspect prior to Auction.

 

ANTIQUE FURNITURE: French, Tiger Maple, 4-drawer chest, 1800 – 1830, Country Bandy feet, Louisville, KY; Cherry Mule chest, 2-drawer; Walnut Corner Cabinet, glass front, 78 1/2 “ high; Wooden settee; Walnut Duncan Phyfe dining room table w/6 chairs, 2 leafs, 1950’s; Oak Roll Top Desk, w/ Oak chair, 55” w, 49”h, 32”d; Oak bookcase, glass front, 37” w, 12” d, 69” h; Oak church pew, 82”; Queen Ann arm chair-bench; Upholstered side chair; Early Toddler Rocker; Walnut Spinning Wheel; Side chair, high back, upholstered; Mahogany Side Server, 2-drawer; Wooden Trunk; Child’s settee, w/foot stool, lacquered, Sumpter Cabinet Co., So. Carolina, 38”l x 25”h; Poster bed, King size, Chippendale high boy, 10 drawer dresser, 64” x 34”, night stand (4 pc.); Blanket box, painted, dove tailed w/orig. key; Oak Wash Stand, 1-drawer.

 

MODERN FURNITURE: 3-pc. Queen size, bedroom suite, black lacquered; Double bed –metal head board; sofas; Mitsubishi 36” Color TV, , w/ Oak stand; Patio Table w/4 Chairs and Pads; Ice cream table, round, w/ 4 stools; Sanyo mini refrigerator, 18” x 18” x 32”.

 

ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES/ART GLASS: Wooden Horse Drawn Sleigh; Violin; Stained Glass Windows; Bird cage, floor stand; Turkish rug, double knotted, 88” x 132”; Set of Sleigh Bells; Art Deco 1930’s Streamline Child’s Scooter; Philco port. AM radio, wooden leather handles; OSU print, 8/50, AJ Hawk tackling brother-in-law, Brady Quinn; Decorator racks; Carousel Gum Ball machine, #84C-009376; Spud McKenzie Budlight, lighted dog sign; General Store Display Case; Pepsi Cooler, aluminum, 1950’s; Pepsi Cola Syrup dispenser/music box; Pepsi Cola Cooler; Huffy-Coca Cola, Bicycle, never ridden; Coca Cola Bottle Carrier, metal; Coca Cola Pocket Knife, Chicago World’s Fair 1933; Coca Cola Coolers; Coca Cola napkin dispenser, straw dispenser, radios, salt/pepper shaker; Coca Cola - Carton Display Rack, 6 bottles, 25 cents plus deposit; Coca Cola, spring loaded, carton display, 66” h x 17” w x 17 d; 7 Up cooler, Progress Refrig. Co., Louisville, KY; Coffee pot, grey granite; (2) 30” bar stools, Allante, Owner’s Assoc.; (2) 30” bar stools, Ohio State Buckeyes; US Mail Hotel Slot; Antique Baby Carriage; Fresh Gum Dispenser Machine, 1 cent, wall mount; Copper Fire Extinguishers, AJS, Mansfield, OH and Childs, Model DS; 78 Record Albums; ADVERTISING SIGNS: Metal Sign/Thermometer F. A. Zwisheha, Canton’s Shoe Doctor, “When Better Shoe Rebuilding Is Done, We’ll Do It”; Diamond Laundry Inc., metal thermometer; W.J.C. Kaufmann, Co., Gen. Cont., Detroit, Michigan metal thermometer; NuGrape Soda, metal thermometer; Poker Chip display; Wooden Portable Commode; 1995 Two Dollar Bills, uncut sheet; R X R Sign, round; Yield Sign, triangle; Miller Lite Beer, Pool Table Light, 19” square; OSU Helmet, Neon Light; Whizzer Globe, Authorized Sales & Service; Beer Tap handles; Michelob Golden Draft, adv. sign, “Smooth Over Everything”, 20” x 35”; Lusterware, several pcs.; Fry Art Glass; Buffalo Pottery; Zalosna figurines, Girl w/Bird and (2) Deer; Xenia National Bank, coin bank #9, orig. box; (12) pce. Frosted Glass; Pedro Tobacco Tin Lunch Pail; Art Glass Bowl; Wedgewood Pitcher; 1946 Ohio License plates; 25 mph speed limit sign.

 

TOYS: Smith-Miller toy trucks: Vintage Smith-Miller Mack, SMFD Fire Truck; Vintage Smith-Miller, Mack, Tanker Truck – Mobil Gas w/extra Mobil Oil Tank; recent prod. (old dies) Smith-Miller, Mack Bekins Moving Van, recent prod., old dies;  Mayflower Moving Van; Bulldozer, Louis Marx & Co., metal; Lionel O-Gauge, Lionel Lines, Engine w/Coal Car, Box Car No. 814 and Caboose No. 817; Lumar Lines Engine and (2) Coal Cars; Mercury Mar Toy Co.  Engine, (2) Pullman Carts; Rolls Racer Utility Wooden Wagon, w/rails; Child’s writing desk w/abacus; (2) Doll Baby Buggies – Attributed to Joel Ellis; Child’s Irish Mail hand pump riding toy; Early Child’s Rocking Horse, Blue Base; Wooden Child’s Hobby Horse, green paint/leather seat, 36”l x 29” h; Doll Crib w/wheels; BF Goodrich Ford Model A, Liberty Classic Truck; Farm Implement Toys – JD Skid Steer, Tractor/Wagon, Anhyd. Amon. Tank, made in USA; Coca Cola International Delivery Truck, Ertl #6845-7101, w/bottles & cases; Structo Dumper Truck; Super Deluxe Delivery Service – Buddy L Tin Treasures; Winner Motorcycle Bullet Sound, Friction Powered w/orig. box (Welby); Coca Cola Metalcraft Gearbox Truck; Leakin’ Lena Bound & Pull Toy, Pressman Toy Corp.; American Flyer, The AC Gilbert Co., New Haven, Conn., Billboard & Street Light; Union 76 Tanker Truck, Ertl; Hook and Ladder, Wooden Fire Demon Pull Toy; Ladder Fire Truck, Metal Masters; Car Hauler, Kenworth – Buddy L Power Drivers, 1981 Buddy L, clean battery box; Runabout Race Car, newer; Danbury Mint Cast Model Trucks & Cars-1931 Coca Cola Del. Truck; 1955 Coca Cola Del. Truck; 1935 Coca Cola Del. Truck; 1927 Coca Cola Del. Truck; 1938 Coca Cola Del. Truck; 1941 Coca Cola Del. Panel Truck; 1928 Coca Cola Del. Truck; 1925 Coca Cola Del. Truck; 1950’s Coca Cola Del. Truck; 1953 Cadillac Eldorado; 1959 Cadillac Pink, Series 62; 1953 Chevy Pick Up, OSU; 1960’s Corvette, Sting Ray, Motorbox; 1940 Coca Cola Ford Coupe.

 

VENTRILOQUISTS – DOLLS:  Charlie McCarthy Doll, original; Charlie McCarthy Doll, newer; Howdy Doody Doll; W. C. Fields Doll; Danny O’Day Dolls; Jerry Mahoney Doll; Groucho Marx Doll; Little Boy Doll, composition.

 

PINBALL/ARCADE MACHINES:  Atari Centipede Video Game, stand up, new monitor, early 1970’s, Mod. 302xx, S#18220, 25 cents; Pac Man –converted to MS Pack Man, 1980, Midway Manuf., MS. Packman has ribbon in hair; “The Simpson’s”  Pinball Machine, by Dataeast, Circa 1990, S# 34218; “Flash” Pinball Machine by Williams.

SLOT MACHINES:  Jennings-Club Chief, 25 cent, mtd. on Oak pedestal cabinet; Players Edge, Draw Poker 4000, Coins – 25 cents, made by International Game Technology, 08/1986, Model 1070D, S# 151067; Sam’s Town, 4 Aces Hotel and Gambling Hall, 25 cents, IGT, S# 453377; Golden Nugget Slot Machine, as is.

 

ROCK-OLA JUKE BOXES: Rockola Juke Box, Super Sound, Model 490,

S# 41179; Rock-Ola Jukebox, wall mount, stereo.(both work well)

 

COCA COLA/PEPSI VENDING MACHINES: Dome Coca Cola Machine, single phase side dispenser, F. L. Jacobs. Co., Model JSC-160, S# 20568B, 53” h x 2; Dome top – Tombstone, Coca Cola Vendorlator, 10 cent; Coca Cola – Cavalier, Frigidaire Box, Bottle Dispenser; Coca Cola Bottle Dispenser, 10 cents, VMC44, Vendorlator Manuf. Co., S# 44250 4A31, 16” x 21” w x 58” h; Pepsi Bottle Dispenser, 10 cents, VMC, original.

 

COCA COLA ADV. SIGNS: Coca Cola sign, round, lighted; GE Coca Cola electric radio, 1956, Compliments, Lima, OH; Coca Cola Sign, 36” round; Coca Cola Sign, fish tail, 42”; Nehi Orange Sign, 26” x 52”, by Robertson; Drink Coca Cola, 12” x 36”; Coca Cola, “Plate Lunches” Sign, 16” x 50”; “Drink Coca Cola”, Thermometer, 7” x 16”; Coca Cola Light, hanging; Coca Cola,” Sign of Good Times”, face – fish tail, 68” x 25”; Coca Cola, pull down, tent lighted sign, “Put Your Thirst On Ice”; Coca Cola, menu board, 19” x 27”; Coca Cola Thermometer, triangle, plastic, 6” x 15”.

 

VINTAGE NEON SIGNS: RARE Neon sign/clock, rainbow menu board; Budweiser Neon guitar sign, 41”; Corona Extra Neon bottles sign, 33”; Michelob advertising light, electric, 18” x 3.5” x 6”; Old Milwaukee Beer sign, 22” x 9” x 4”; Michelob Light, Eagle; Bud, Neon Beer Sign, 17” x 17”.

 

VINTAGE NEON & ELECTRIC CLOCKS: Clock, Hammond–Motored–Clean Gas–Cents a Gallon, Correct Electric Time, Neon Prod. Inc., Lima, OH; Budweiser Neon bottle sign; Coca Cola Neon Clock, 19” round, Neon Products, Lima, OH; Cleveland Clock, #46422, 1-sided, wired dble.neon/clock, 26” round; Coca Cola Clock Sawtooth Clock, alum. case, single–sided, 21” round; Attentioneer Neon Clock, neon numbers, double-wired, reprod. hexagon, 23”; Cleveland Neon Clock, #34596, single-sided, 26” round; Fina Tires Clock, lighted, 18” round; Coke Clock, “Ice Cold”, lighted, 15” round; Pepsi Cola Bottle Cap Clock, lighted, 15” round; Cleveland Elec. Neon Clock, #9986, 26” round, two-sided. All in good condition.

 

RESTORED VINTAGE MOBIL-SUNOCO-SINCLAIR GAS PUMPS and PETROLIANA: Sinclair Dino, Premium Gas Pump, Tokheim, new globe, Mod. 39, Type HR, S# 920990, 12/47 Manuf. Date.; Sinclair H-C Gas Pump, new globe, Mod. 60, S# 1808-BB, Wayne, Circa early 40’s; Sunoco Dynafuel Gas Pump, Martin & Schwartz, Model 80, S# 48323, 27” w x 62” h; Sohio Supreme Gas Pump, Tokheim, Model 89, S# 976934-12-50, 22” x 75”; Mobilgas Special Gas Pump, Wayne Pump Co., Mod.- (1)T 80, S# 10743, original top; Mobilgas Regular Gas Pump, Tokheim; Mobilgas Regular Gas Pump, Mod. (1)T 0, S# 123858; Good Year Tires Thermometer, Long Branch Tire Co. Inc., Long Branch, NJ; Mobil Oil trash can; Indy 500,  “75 yrs. of Racing Legends” Framed Print, May 26, 1991; original Milk Glass Globe; Whizzer & Pepsi repro. inserts, hanging lamp fixture or globe for gas pump.

 

1948 AND 1951 WHIZZER BIKES: 1948 Whizzer, Schwinn, motor bike knee action; 1951 Whizzer, Sportsman, 20”, original persons seat. (Both good condition).

 

VEHICLES:

1946 CHEVY STREET ROD PICK-UP TRUCK,350 Chevyengine, automatic quick shift.

 

2001 CHRYSLER TOWN&COUNTRY MINI-VAN -   Limited, V6, 90K miles, loaded, no sunroof, heated seats or cd player.

 

LAWN TRACTORS/MOWER/LEAF VAC/SNOW BLOWER/TOOLS:2001Exmark Lazer Z, Zero Turn Mower, 60”, comm. grade, 27hp Kawasaki engine, S# 222306; JD 455 Lawn Tractor, 426 hrs., diesel, pto drive, w/54” quick hitch blade, 3 cyl., 22 hp, 60” deck, mulcher comp., S# M00455C091806; JD, JS63E, Mower, self prop., 6.5 hp; Ariens 1128 Snow King Snow Blower, 28”, Tecumseh engine Mod. 924121, S# 010930; Parker Conestoga Trail Vac Leaf Sweeper, 6 cans inside, 5hp Briggs & Stratton, new hoses; Excell Pressure Washer, Mod. 354, 3500 PSI, 13 hp Honda engine;Agra Fab Snow Blade, 42”, for Troy Bilt Super Bronco, LBD 48D; Stihl, 011 AVT, Chain Saw, 16” bar; Sears Chipper Shredder, 5hp. B&S; Parker Leaf  Blower, 5 hp, B&S; Lawn Cart, tilt bed; Lawn Seeder/Thatcher, pull type; B&D Shopmate; Vise; Craftsman, lower tool chest; L & G tools

 

EZ-GO GOLF CART, gas powered, S# 571462, w/rear bench.

 

1991 HONDA FOURTRAX 200 4-WHEELER, rear wheel drive.

 

Chet and Judy Walthall, Owners

 

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