Absentee Bids Due: Thursday, Nov. 29, 2001
Live Auction: Saturday, December 1, 2001
Preview: Friday, Nov. 30, 2001 5 to 9 pm

Introduction to Greg McMaster Collection by Fred Holabird
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Coin-Operated Machines, Clocks, Cowboy & Western, Coffee, Explosives, Express,
Fire, Furniture, Guns & Weapons, Kitchen, Locks, Medical, Miscellaneous, Music, Office Equipment, Photographs & Projectors, Railroad

We are pleased to offer this diverse collection of Western Americana. Many of us know Greg from his wonderful Gold Hill Hotel Lecture Series held on Tuesday nights for many years. It has been and continues to be a great meeting place for those interested in the Comstock and western history. Robin and I always stay overnight in the hotel because of the relaxed atmosphere.

The collection has been divided into sections of similar material. Of primary importance are fantastic western primitive antiquities representative of the early western mining camps. Equally important are the gaming devices, trade stimulators and coin operated machines. This collection offers a great diverse cross section through each of these very historic collecting areas. Rarely is such a collection on the market.

McMaster acquired these items over the last fifty years, primarily from about 1950 to 1980. His profession was as the ultimate handy-man and the collection reflects his passion for special oddities. The McMaster collection did not center on the traditional. He has always been interested in gadgetry and the oddities of artifact and machine manufacture. The collection offers some of the most primitive, unique, rare, sometimes bizarre, and artistic devices, gadgets, gizmos, whatchamacallits and thingamajigs that a collector or museum could ever hope to find.

Among the earliest gaming machines here are early British machines, dating perhaps to about 1900. These represent an early development in the gambling industry, and indeed at least one American manufacturer, Watling, may have copied an English model when they made the Brownie about 1930. There are four of the early British machines in the collection, and one in particular is a standout to us because it had a payout in stock, something never done in the states. The Stock Exchange machine represented an entirely new concept in gambling by offering shares in a commodity as a prize.

A number of the trade stimulators are of note for their sometimes spectacular art deco designs. Several of the same machines are found in Marsh Fey's book Slot Machines, 1983, still in print today. Speaking of which, if you haven't made a trip to the Liberty Belle restaurant in Reno to see some of the original slots in Marsh's collection, you're missing the boat. He also has the original Liberty Belle machine on display.
Some of the money or coin counting machines are also of note. Only rarely are these early coin machines ever available. The early pieces here are truly remarkable.

Greg's gift of finding unique gadgetry is nowhere more prevalent than in the regular housewares. From an early cherry pitter to oddball nutcrackers, coffee machines, homemade butter making devices, and home medical devices such as shock treatments. There are also a number of museum quality display items, such as the c1870 coffee grinder, loads of mining implements, and early frontier furniture.

Descriptions - Many of the descriptions are purposefully short. This is designed to make those interested ask specific questions by phone or come to the preview. All of the items are sold as is, where is (FOB Reno). We make no representations about working condition of any of the pieces simply because there is insufficient time to test each piece. NO RETURNS. We expect you to look at each piece. The material here is genuine, unless otherwise noted. If you change your mind on an item after purchase, you can consign it to us for a future sale.

Shipping - Since most of the items are three dimensional, we encourage you to pick the items up here in Reno. If you require shipping, we are happy to provide this, but will charge $25 per hour to carefully package your items. This cannot be estimated in advance, and must be paid for separately from the auction items. We are only interested in reimbursement for our labor, so you will only be billed for exact time and materials for your packages. As a worst case example, we just built a 4 foot cube custom wood box to ship a large expensive item to a client that required six man hours to ensure the safety of the item.

COIN OPERATED MACHINES

2353. Coin-Op. Craps Table Money Box. Lot of 2 pcs. Oak Craps Table Money Box & Chip Tray with approximately 12 slots for chips. Tray is about 6" x 4" and box is 5 x 3". Fine to very fine. Est. $75-150

2354. Coin-Op. Your-Deal-Poker Arcade Game, a Carnival Poker Machine. Never took money, but you would give the bartender something, and if the reels lined up, then you may receive a prize from the bartender, unlike a trade machine. 1950's. Red front with 4 aces embossed on front. 26"x15"x12". Extremely fine. Est. $300-750

2355. Coin-Op. Lucky Strike Pinball Machine. Mosley Lucky Strike countertop Pinball machine. Nickel for 10 balls. End plate missing. Circa 1920. 3.5' x 1.5' x 1'. Fine. Est. $300-600

2356. Coin-Op. United MF's Mexico Pinball Machine, c. 1930's-40's. Mexican Dancer in vertical plate. Very colorful. Wood frame and sideboards. Wood rails nickel denomination. Mfg. by the United Mfg. Co, Chicago, IL. Free standing floor model with four legs. 64"x40"x25". The game's name is "Mexico." Similar to the Mills 1937 model in Fey, p173. Very fine. Est. $750-1500

2357. Coin-Op. Fare Box, c. 1910. Fare Box from either a cable car or bus. Black colored with 5 cent counter. 8"x6"x6". Fine. Est. $50-150

2358. Coin-Op. Fare Counter, c 1930-40. Fare counter, or ticket counter for a street car. Gold colored with three reel counter. 5"x6"x7". Extremely fine. Est. $50-150

2359. Coin-Op. National Cash Register, c 1910. metal & brown paint deisgned to resemble a wood frame. White glass countertop. 24-key. 18"x17"x16". Extremely fine. Est. $250-500

2360. Coin-Op. Coin Dispenser, 1890. Coin changer made of nickel and cast iron that was probably used in a bank. Very fancy. Called the Saats Tray. Held anything from a penny to a silver dollar. 5"x14"x8". Extremely fine. Est. $250-500

2361. Coin-Op. Table Top Tube Coin Dispensers, c.1920-40. Lot of 2 pcs. These were used anywhere people needed change, gambling establishments in particular. 12"x12"x5". Fine. Est. $200-400

2362. Coin-Op. Ford Gumball Machine, c. 1950. Round globe gum ball machine. The lever operates in a horizontal motion from left to right. The globe is half full of older gum balls (we recommend not for consumption). Kiwanis sign on top of machine. Manufactured by the Ford Co. 15"x5"x7". Extremely fine. Est. $50-150

2363. Coin-Op. Magic Clock Trade Stimulator c. 1930. American art deco cabinet design with brown on brown. There is a single nickel plate front which is entitled "Magic Clock Jackpot" with black and red hand. 12"x13"x5". Crack on front wood piece. Fine condition. Est. $300-700

2364. Coin-Op. Aluminum Cast Gumball Machine, c1910-20.. Early style glass globe gum ball machine, oak base, made out of aluminum casting/pot metal, tapered globe in shape of early light bulbs. "Look, Six Balls 3 cents" printed on machine. Lever missing, crack in glass near base. 16"x7"x7". Fine. Est. $100-300
2365. Coin-Op. Cadillac Jr. Gumball Machine, c. 1940. One cent operation. Brown shell with metal top. Tin tray attached on bottom is original. Multi-color candy still present (we recommend no for consumption). 24"x5"x5". Extremely fine. Est. $100-300

2366. Coin-Op. Uncle Sam Cash Register Bank, c1930-40. Designed to look like a miniature black cash register. Manufactured by the Durable Toy and Novelty Co. Has amount deposited in window. Fine to very fine. Est. $50-100

2367. Coin-Op. Dentist Cast Iron Toy Bank. Appears to have been repainted and the ability to operate was not tested. There is a figure of a dentist and patient. 6"x9"x4". Very fine. Est. $75-150

2368. Coin-Op. Sparks Gumball One-Cent Trade Stimulator. The machine is a three wheel slot style. Red, blue and gray colored. The reels have sports objects such as footballs, bowling pins etc. 12"x12"x10". c. 1935. Extremely fine. Est. $500-1000

2369. Coin-Op. Mercury Cigarette Trade Stimulator, One cent. Brown metal shell with three reels, no back. 12"x10"x12". The reels show packs of cigarettes. Fine to very fine. Est. $200-400

2370. Coin-Op. Kitzmiller Penny Pinch Machine, c1900. Operated by giving a prize depending on which hole the penny came out of. Early trade stimulator. Oak case and is in appearance similar to a pinball machine. One of the oldest trade stimulators in the collection. 16"x12"x12". Extremely fine. Est. $1000-3000

2371. Coin-Op. Control-O-Graph Coin Dispensor, c. 1930. This is a commercial coin changer with 33 keys in a keyboard style. Glass front and back. It was probably used by a bank or a casino. 14"x12"x8" Extremely fine. Est. $100-200

2372. Coin-Op. Tokette Gum Trade Stimulator. Three reel, one cent trade stimulator. Green with a lever on the right side. Back missing without the original handle. 10"x10"x8". Fine. Est. $300-600

2373. Coin-Op. Jennings Export Chief 25 cent Slot Machine. Three reel style machine with right hand side lever. Original, working, wood base. 28"x15"x15". Extremely fine. Est. $1000-2500

2374. Coin-Op. Tally Gum Trade Stimulator, c. 1935. Classic art deco style, 5 cent machine with three reels. The reels have numbers as characters. Right hand side lever. Green color that is chipped. Fine condition. Est. $400-800

2375. Coin-Op. Silver Queen Gum Dispenser, c. 1945. One cent dispenser. Silver and red coloring with mirror panel. Has miniature gum packages displayed beneath a mirror at top. Very attractive item. 22"x8"x7". Extremely fine. Est. $100-300

2376. Coin-Op. Universal Vendors Gumball Machine, 5 cent. Square with glass panes mounted on an aluminum tray. Very attractive and unique style. 14"x5"x5". Very fine condition. Est. $100-200

2377. Coin-Op. Nut Dispensers that look like gumball machines, c.1960. Lot of 2 pcs. One is one cent red and black, square, 16 x 6 x 6, and the other is a 10 cent almond, yellow. 18 x 7 x 7. Fine to very fine. Est. $100-150
2378. Coin-Op. Antique Three compartment gumball machine, c. 1920. Vertical free standing with a 3 compartment penny gumball/candy, red and black. No Mfg notation on machine. This is a real classic! 40"x11"x7". Fine to very fine. Est. $400-800

2379. Coin-Op. Columbia 25 Cent Slot Machine, 1940's. This style of slot machine is written up on page 173 of Fey's book Slot Machines. Traditional fruit/ball gum/liberty bells/cherry payout card on face, nice condition. This style of machine was made between 1939 and 1950. 14"x16"x12". Very fine. Est. $800-1400

2380. Coin-Op. Dice Machine, c. 1955-65. Very early electronic gaming machine which played craps. Throws and reads the dice. Operates with quarters and working condition. 48"x14"x20". This one is reportedly working, but we have not tested it ourselves. Extremely fine. Est. $400-800

2381. Coin-Op. Dice Machine, c 1955-65.. Electronic gaming machine that played craps. Same as above lot. Currently not in working condition. Includes extra parts and instruction manuals. 48"x14"x20". Fine condition. Est. $250-500

2382. Coin-Op. Take-Your-Pick Gaming Machine, One cent, c1930.. "Take Your Pick" gambling machine. Pays in coins. Wall mounted gaming machine that resembles a pinball machine. Very early. English made. The colorful game face, made of laminated material, has a crack running horizontally through the top part. Fine oak cabinet. Chrome finished hardware. British origin. Very nice piece. 42"x20"x6". Very fine. Est. $600-1200

2383. Coin-Op. Punch-A-Ball Trade Stimulator, bar (saloon) trade stimulator, ca. 1950s. Contains all the pay out cards, five cent denomination, titled "Punch a Ball", lever punches ball along on the scale that goes from one to twenty. Glass is broken. 12"x7"x4". Fine to very fine. Est. $100-300

2384. Coin-Op. Counter top Lucky Strike Trade Stimulator. Trade stimulator for pre-World War II cigarettes, solid green package shown on window, also can win other brands of cigarettes, colorful glass front art work, sit flat on a bar, roulette wheel configuration. 6"x8"x14". The top artwork is a color Xerox of the original. Very fine. Est. $200-500

2385. Coin-Op. Allwin De luxe Gaming Machine, 1913. Pays in coins. The game is encased in a beautiful stained oak cabinet. Brass handles and knobs with key. 24" x 5". Aluminum innards, along with the original game name plaque visible through window. Attractive. 36"x18"x4". Extremely fine. Choice early British machine. Est. $1500-3000

2386. Coin-Op. Bryan's Elevensens Gaming Machine, c.1915, English made. Coin tubes have been converted to take US coins. Very colorful game that is faced with large red, white, green, yellow and blue stripes. Very nice. Lock on door doesn't work, so the door doesn't shut. Probably fixable. Chrome finished fixtures in a stained oak cabinet. Very nice. 36"x18"x4". Choice early British gaming machine. Extremely fine. Est. $1000-2000

2387. Coin-Op. Buckley Criss-Cross Point Maker Trade Stimulator with a separate electronic box that also kept score. Three reel style machine with right hand side lever. Points are collected and displayed the jackpot area. 26"x15"x12". Extremely fine. Est. $750-1500

2388. Coin-Op. Double Acorn Nut Dispenser, 10 cent nut dispenser gumball machine. Two machines atop one base, free standing. Acorn embossed in glass. Red with clear glass cannisters. The item is set in a 2 1/2' stand with round base. One of the canisters is broken. 40"x15"x6". Very fine. Est. $100-200

2389. Coin-Op. Waist Belt Coin Dispensor. Metal belt money changer, usually used at casinos. 5"x10"x2". Fine. Est. $50-150
2390. Coin-Op. Mills Vest Pocket Gaming Machine. Three-reel slot machine, oak cabinet, nickel denomination, bar top size. This item was found in Darwin, CA. Without a metal case, thus the new woodcase which does not resemble the original Vest Pocket. See Fey, p171. 10"x10"x12". Fine condition. Est. $100-400

2391. Coin-Op. Casino Slot Machine Banks. Set of three different, early slot machine banks. First one says "Jackpot Bank" and has a picture of state of Nevada with towns of Carson City, Las Vegas, Reno and Elko. The second has a picture of Vegas Vic between "Las Vegas.". The third is a rusty relic of similar character. The first two are made by Jack Pot Bank, Reno. 5"x4"x3". Fine. Est. $150-300

2392. Coin-Op. Slot Machine Bank. Red and gold slot or bank machine. Four reels, right side lever. "Nevada" across the top. 11"x8"x7". c. 1960(?). Very fine. Est. $25-50

2393. Coin-Op. Gaming Punch Boards. Unused. Larger board is "White Horse Barrel" 5 cent denomination. Smaller board is "Lucky Bucks" 5 cent. 10"x12" and the second is 9"x 6". Very Fine. Est. $100-200

2394. Coin-Op. Japanese Niihijin Pachinko Machines, c. 1970's. Three different machines. All poor to good. 36"x22"x5". Fine. Est. $150-300

2395. Coin-Op. Stock Exchange Gaming Machine, made by Samson Novelty Co., London, c.1900. Nice oak cabinet, with chrome fixtures. Yellow painted front, with game title in chrome and red. This game would take a penny, the reel would spin and the player would win a stock in wheat, barley and other goods, and would be paid accordingly. Was meant for entertainment only. Back is missing. Wall mounted machine. 42"x20"x6". Extremely fine. Rare early British gaming machine. See explanation in the introduction. Est. $1500-3000

2396. Coin-Op. Parking Meter. Common modern style and shape. Probably C.1950-1970 when a quarter still got you an hour. Pole mount is not attached. Would sit nicely on a shelf or table. 24"x7"x6". Very Fine. Est. $50-150

2397. Coin-Op. Traveling Coin Scale, c1930-40. It was used to weigh nickels and pennies. This practice is still used today in casinos. This piece was probably used by a contractor who traveled to the smaller towns in Nevada servicing slot machines. Made by Hanson. 10"x8"x10". In original leather carrying case. Art deco style. See Fey, p156. Extremely fine. Est. $450-900

2398. Coin-Op. Pick-A-Pack Cigarette Trade Stimulator, c1935. Operated with dice and a 1 cent stimulator. Red/Orange/Black front. Locking back with key. 11"x7"x11". Choice Art Decol. Extremely fine. Est. $350-700

2399. Coin-Op. One Cent Gum Machine, c. 1937. Counter top, vertical, rectangular dispenser. Lever allows for the gum selection from one of the vertical dispensing bins. Bronze paint has rust spots. 16"x5"x10". Very fine. Est. $200-400

2400. Coin-Op. Imp Gum/Tobacco Trade Stimulator, c1930-40.. Coin buys a ball of gum, but you can win a pack of cigarettes if the three reels make a three of a kind. Reels consist of various brands of cigarettes. 5"x5"x4". Extremely fine. See Fey, p170 for similar machine. Est. $200-400
2401. Coin-Op. Challenger Arcade Machine with a gun. Set up like a small pin ball machine in a table top style. Gun shoots at nine targets. Gold and red paint, with metal top at back. Hunting and battle scenes around sides. 14"x8"x22". c. 1940(?). Extremely fine. Est. $400-800

2402. Coin-Op. Mint Dispenser. Five cent gum and mint dispenser. Mfg. By the Chicago Gum and Candy Co., Chicago. Gum is selected by individual coin slots under each brand. Dispensed by plunger. Black metal, clear glass. 14"x6"x4". c. 1938(?). Very fine. Est. $250-500

2403. Coin-Op. U-Select-It Vending Machine, 10 cent denomination. c. 1940's. Candy. 72"x15"x15". Crème and red. Free-standing floor model. Very Fine. Est. $400-800

2404. Coin-Op. Barn-Yard-Golf 1 cent poker machine, c. 1935, red with wood top and brass side lever. 16"x6"x10". Fine to very fine. Set up like a pinball machine. Face plate has a poker hand with yellow background. The balls fell into hands to determine poker hand. Est. $400-800

2405. Coin-Op. Ginger Cigerette Trade Stimulator. 1 cent stimulator machine, three reel style with right hand side lever. Reels have cigarette designs. Blue paint with design of woman smoking a cigarette on the front. Has key to back. Classic art deco. See Fey, p156. 12"x8"x8". Extremely fine. Est. $500-900

2406. Coin-Op. Penny-Pack Gum Trade Stimulator. Early, perhaps 1920-30. One cent gum dispensing machine. Three reel style machine with right hand lever. The reels have designs of cigarette packs. No back on machine The paint is gone from most of the machine. 12"x10"x8". No back. As Is. Est. $300-600

2407. Coin-Op. Black Jack Chip Tray. Metal black jack chip holding tray. Has 8 chip slots. 14"x8"x3". Extremely fine. Est. $50-100

2408. Coin-Op. Slot Machine Payout Plaque styled as a black brass payout table. Has bars, bells, cherries, watermelons, and plums pictured. 3"x6". Extremely fine. Est. $25-50

2409. Coin-Op. Abbott coin changer, model AN230. Wood box shell that flips up to reveal coin changer mechanism. 10"x9"x12". Extremely fine. Est. $150-300

2410. Coin-Op. National Cash Register, c. 1890's. Fancy brass metal with glass top and marble counter. 18"x12"x15". Extremely fine. Est. $300-600

2411. Coin-Op. Los Angeles Book Toy Bank, Security Trust & Savings Bank. Safe deposit box shape. Serial Number 02450. 1"x4"x5". C.1920-40Fine to very fine. Good Est. $50-100

2412. Coin-Op. U.S. Mail Box Toy Bank. Cast iron with green paint faded in areas. 6"x3"x3". c. 1920-40. Fine. Est. $50-100

2413. Coin-Op. Bank of America Book Toy Bank. Replica of a book with bank insignia on cover. 4"x3"x1". c. 1940. Fine. Est. $50-100

2414. Coin-Op. Automobile Toy Banks. Lot of 3 pcs. Two are modeled after old car styles and the third is modeled after a wagon and has Morris plan of California on it. 4"x6"x2". C.1920-40. Fine. Est. $50-100

2415. Coin-Op. Tujunga Toy Bank. Black cylinder shaped bank with insignia on the bottom with serial number 295. 3"x3"x3". c. 1920-40. Fine. Est. $25-75
2416. Coin-Op. Buffalo Nickel Toy Bank. Modeled after a stack of Buffalo nickel with the year 1913 (probably the date of the item). 2"x3"x3". c. 1920-40Extremely fine. Est. $25-50

2417. Coin-Op. Gumball Machine. Gumball machine attached to tray. Has no manufacturer name. c. 1935. Working condition. Est. $300-600

2418. Coin-Op. Gumball Machine. Modern gumball machine. Manufactured by Carousel Industries Inc. ILL. Est. $20-40

2419. Coin-Op. Gumball Machine. Nickel gumball machine. No manufacturer shown. c. 1940-1950. Glass is cracked, yellow body. Est. $75-150

2420. No Lot.

2421. Coin-Op. Color ball trade stimulator. Pay the bartender a quarter, and you'd get 10 balls. If you got certain colors back, the pay went up to $5 dollars in trade Est. $50-150

2422. Coin-Op. Pinball Machine. "Ballyhoo". 5 cent denomination no cover glass. Maybe one of the early Bally machines. 8"x14"x36" Est. $100-300

2423. Coin-Op. Samson Gaming Machine Face Plate. Samson Gaming Machine Face Plate. Part Only 12"x20"x1" Est. $25-50

CLOCKS

2424. Clocks. Regulator Wall Clock. Regulator rectangular wall clock. Made E. Imgrah Bristol Conn. mohogany frame Roman numerals, in running condition; c. 1880. 38"x18"x5". Est. $300-600

2425. Clocks. General Electric Thermometer & Clock. Brass casing, with clock. Mounted on front is a thermometer with adjustment. C.1920-30. 9"x5"x3". Very Fine. Est. $25-50

2426. Clocks. Sessions Mantle Clock.. Oak and Walnut case. c. 1915-1925. 10"x10"x6". Very Fine. Est. $100-300

2427. Clocks. Revere Two Chime Clock, by Telecron Mantel Clock. Very fancy, with rounded top. Front is faced with maroon leather, which surrounds the clock's face. Four small carved columns near base. Very nice. The leather facing is a bit worn at its edges, but is in otherwise excellent condition. This clock was given to Greg McMaster's parents by Joe E. Brown, actor. c. 1920. 14"x9"x7". Very Fine. Est. $150-350

2428. Clocks. Fancy Mantel Clock Top. Bevelled glass encased, with columnar type brass frame. Innards are visible through glass. Fancy scroll-pattern clock face. 16"x9"x6". Very fine. Est. $300-600

2429. Clocks. Antique Clock. Very ornate oak pattern. Double church-key winding mechanism. Mantle top style. The wood carving is fantastic, resembling leaf design. Circa 1890-1910. 23"x16"x5". Very Fine. Est. $150-300
2430. Clocks. Sliver Newport Pocket Watch. Elgin National Watch Company. Roman numeral time values. c. 1880. 2" Diameter. Very Fine. Est. $50-150

2431. Clocks. Rockford "Montaux" pocket watch. Gold colored (14kt?) hinged front & back with chain mail attachment. Roman numeral time values. 2 1/4' Diameter. Extremely fine. Est. $150-350

2432. Clocks. Elgin "Victory" pocket watch. Glass face plate cracked, screw back rear cover. c. 1900's. 2" Diameter. Est. $100-200

2433. Clocks. Illinois Watch Co. "Bunn" railroad watch. 10kt. gold body, filled screwback cover and no face cover. Time values are Arabic numbers with a small minute clock inset. Gold plate fancy chain w/small pen knife attached. 2" Diameter. Est. $100-300

2434. Clocks. American Waltham Watch Co. Pocket Watch. Thick glass front plate, screwback cover. "Fahy's ore silver" patented 2-19-1884, P.S. Bartlett Waltham, Mass. 2 1/4" Diameter. Est. $75-150

2435. Clocks. A.W. Co. Walthan Pocket Watch. Thick glass cover, coin silver body. "Fahy's Monarch coin" and engraved on back is "P.S. Bartlett". 2 1/2" Diameter. Tarnished in some areas. Est. $75-150

2436. Clocks. American Walthan Watch Co. "Century" pocket watch. Silver w/gold inlaid eagle on reverse side. Very thick glass cover plate. Access to works through front. Patented 4-17-79. Serial Number #2907. 2 1/4" Diameter. Est. $75-150

2437. Clocks. Elgin National Co. Pocket Watch. 14 kt. gold plate, heavily worn, hinged back & front cover, needs cleaning. Very fine, 18" gold watch chain. c. 1880. 2 1/4" Diameter. Est. $100-300

2438. Clocks. Victory Pocket Watch by American Walthan Co. 14 kt. gold plate, with fancy scrolled patterns on front & back. Hinged front & back covers. c. 1890. 1 1/2" Diameter. Est. $50-150

2439. Clocks. Lady Elgin "Montaux; Guaranteed 20 years" pocket watch. Miniature gold lady's pocket watch made for charm bracelet. 7/8" Diameter. Est. $50-100

2440. Clocks. Four Pocket Watches. All heavily used, damaged, or broken. Brand names include Locust, two from Westclox and Biefield (London)- These watches are good for parts only. 2 1/4" Diameter. Est. $75-150

2441. Clocks. Elgin National Watch Co Pocket Watch. Gold plated, no face cover, screwback cover, heavily worn. Patented 1879. 2 1/4" Diameter. Fine. Est. $100-300

2442. Clocks. U.S. Engineer Corps Compass. Brass casing with hinged face cover & brass belt loop. c.1940. 2" Diameter. Fine Est. $25-50

2443. Clocks. Nickel Watch Protector Case. Cloth piece within case. 2 1/4" Diameter. Est. $25-50
2444. Clocks. Three Pocket Watche Chains. One is a 12" gold link chain; another is a 18" link chain; the third is a black ribbon with gold hardware. Various sizes. Est. $50-100

2445. Clocks. Waltham Watch Case with new silver plate pocket watch. No glass cover or "second" hand. Has label on front "Waltham No. 625". 2 1/4" Diameter. Est. $50-75

2446. Clocks. Walthan Pocket Watch. Operational and also has extra watch face in replacement case. Near mint, "A.W. Co. Broadway". 2" Diameter. Est. $50-100

2447. Clocks. Detex Security Clock. Used for security agents to check in specific check points at specific times. Custom leather case with shoulder strap. 6" Diameter. Very Fine. Est. $50-150

2448. Clocks. Sonia Wall Mounted Clock. Fancy oak frame manufactured by Sonia NY. Key Present. 24"x16"x6". Very Fine. Est. $200-4000

2449. Clocks. West Clock's Baby Ben Deluxe Counter Clock. No glass face plate. c. 1925. 4"x4"x3". Fine. Est. $20-40

COWBOY & WESTERN

2450. Cowboy & Western. Cow Bells. Lot of two, one brass and one steel. Brass one contemporary. Est. $25-$50

2451. Cowboy & Western. Spurs. Pair of spurs 3-6 10 point 1.25" diameter spurs cut from flat metal. With hand work leather. Large Rawl. Est. $75-$150

2452. Cowboy & Western. Spurs. Set of spurs, 3-6 10 point 1.5" diamater spur. Rounded points. Fancy leathe work. Poor. Est. $75-$150

2453. Cowboy & Western. Hay hook. Antique. 6" x 8". Est. $25-$50

2454. Cowboy & Western. Plow horse Collar, with three metal accoutrements, one primitive. Pre-1900, leather. Approximately 3' x 2'. Very Fine. Est. $75-$150

2455. Cowboy & Western. Bits & Bridles. Contemporary bit; antique, pre-1900; Different style, antique. Very Fine Est. $25-$75

2456. Cowboy & Western. Rare Barbwire. About 10'. Stubbe plate. Patented 1883. Est. $100-$200

2457. Cowboy & Western. Four branding irons. CL, (Bar) YD; (Bar) Y D small; (Bar)D lazy S. c. 1900-202. Est. $200-$400

2458. Cowboy & Western. Three Victor Traps. Single handle traps. One 6"(1911), and two 3". All in good condition. Est. $50-$100

2459. Cowboy & Western. Ten two handled Victors Traps. Four are 6", three 4" and three 3". Est. $100-$200
2460. Cowboy & Western. Stakawt 1/2 trap. 4" jaws. C.1910. Est. $50-$100

2461. Cowboy & Western. Easy Set No.4 Trap. Triumph Trap Co. Spring loads. 8" jaws. Est. $50-$100

2462. Cowboy & Western. Spring Trap. Gibbs & Son single grip, No.3 spring loaded trap, 1925. 4" jaws. Est. $50-$100

2463. Cowboy & Western. Two traps. Onita Co. No. 2 & No. 3 jump traps. 4" jaws. c. 1910. Est. $50-$100

2464. Cowboy & Western. Spring Trap. Victor spring loaded, No.2 coil Spring. 4". Est. $25-$50

2465. Cowboy & Western. Wood Saws. Two single buck wood saws, with wood frames. Good Cond. C.1930. Est. $50-$150

2466. Cowboy & Western. Bell-shaped horse anchor. When there were no horse rails available, horsemen would place this approxiamately 50 pound cast iron anchor in front of the horse and tie the reins to the loop at the top. There is no maker noted, but on the inner lip of the bell, there is a four digit number. This is a neat piece of western history. 9'x7'x7' Excellent. Est. $50-$150

2467. Cowboy & Western. Ornamentation for a coffin from a funeral store. C. 1890-1910. Coin Silver, Silver Plate, Gilt fancy casted hardware. About 10 Pcs. Est. $25-50.

2468. Cowboy & Western. Mounted Barbed Wire Collection. 1868-1900. Fifteen different barbed wires mounted on wood board, with framed watercolor of cowboy walking a fence line. 1.5' x 4'. Est. $200-400.

2469. Cowboy & Western. Antique Barbed Wire Collection. Two small rolls, perhaps 10-20' each, of oddball barbed wire from the 1800's. One similar to Kelley's Diamond point, other Barder Barb. Est. $50-100.

2470. Cowboy & Western. Antique Barbed Wire Collection. Nine different, 12-18" lengths of rare barbed wire. Includes Brinkerhoff, Kennedy, Hodge, etc. Est. $100-200.

2471. Cowboy & Western. Wooden Horse Spacers for horse team to pull wagon. C.1870-1900. Est. $50-150.

2472. Cowboy & Western. Cowboy Saddle-mounted rifle holster. C.1900-1920. Est. $100-300.

2473. Cowboy & Western. Barbed wire collection. 42 pcs. Mostly different. Includes many rare varieties. Standard 18" length. c. 1850-1950. Est. $200-400.

2474. Cowboy & Western. Two barbed wire publications. Fencing in McLennan Co., Texas: a History of Barbed Wire by Conger, 1955. Bobbed Wire by Glover, 1966. Texas book is considered one of the more desirable barbed wire publications. Est. $100-150.

2475. Cowboy & Western. Set of Historical Square Nails. Treemont Nail Co. Manufacturers Kit with 20 different Square Nails and their history. "Old Fashioned Cut Nails Since 1819." C.1940. Mint. Est. $50-100
2476. Cowboy & Western. Fine Beaded Purse. Victorian. Various shades of blue, with black. Beaded fringe at the bottom. 6" lip and depth. Floral beaded patterns. Est. $100-150.

2477. Cowboy & Western. Framed Confederate Money. 5 different pcs, including 4/61863, $1 note, 4/6/1863 $10 note with 9/6/3 red overprint 9/2/1861 $5 note, 2/17/1864 $10 note; and a 1/1/1863, Alabama 25 cent note. All circulated and in varying condition. Est. $50-100

2478. Cowboy & Western. Virginia City School Satchels. 2pcs. Blue coated leather, with brown trim. Other is a black leather satchel. C.1900. Est. $50-75

2479. Cowboy & Western. Antique Bamboo(?) Fishing Pole and two lures. Dates unknown. Est. $25-50.

2480. Cowboy & Western. Primitive One man plow. 14" diam. Wheel, 6" plow device, 3' wood handles. C.1900. Est. $50-150.

2481. Cowboy & Western. Primitive Scythe. 24" iron blade, 5' handle. C.1900. Est. $50-150.

2482. Cowboy & Western. Crude, primitive, tin water can(?), with spout and elevated hole on top. Repainted red. C.1870. Est. $50-75.

COFFEE
2483. Coffee. Wood Coffee Mill. Single drawer, handle at back. Tongue and groove construction. c. 1875. Est. $25-$75

2484. Coffee. Early Coffee Grinder. No. 44 Regal. Wall mounted. The top has of a screw lid. Black painted metal, with wooden handle on the crank. VF, some of the writing on the can is worn. Est. $75-150

2485. Coffee. Early Arcade Crystal Coffee Grinder. Glass jar atop cast iron body. Gilt lettering. Wooden-handled hand crank. There's a small viewing window through which one could view the ground coffee before dispensing. VF, crack in jar and in window portal. Est. $100-300

2486. Coffee. Elgin National Coffee Mill. Approximately 5 1/2' tall. Restored to original state, Black cast iron body, with a red central piece, which connects the two wheels. Large urn style basin into which the beans are poured. From Morton's General Store, Garlock, CA. This is a beatiful piece. XF. Est. $1000-3000

2487. Coffee. Early coffee can. Simple in design, this coffee been container ain't fancy, but it does the job. Removable top. Beans still inside! Fine, quite rusted. Est. $25-50

2488. Coffee. Table Top Coffee Mill. Bell Company 14x18" c, 1870. Model No. 2. Coffee or corn mill. Est. $200-400

2489. Coffee. Two Blue Granite Wear Stove Top Coffee Pots, c. 1910. Est. $100-200

2490. Coffee. x-15. Large Granite Wear Stove Top Coffee Pot, c. 1890-1900. Est. $50-100
2491. Coffee. Large White Enamel Stove Top Coffee Pot, c. 1890-1900. Est. $50-100

2492. Coffee. Two Small Stove Top Coffee Pots. One white enamel the other one is aluminum, c.1890-1900. Est. $50-100

EXPLOSIVES

2493. No Lot.

2494. Explosives. Trojan Powder Co Dynamite Box. Tongue and groove construction. Est. $50-100

2495. Explosives. Dynamite Box Panels. 12 pieces. Atlas, Hercules etc. Est. $100-200

EXPRESS

2496. Express. Railway Express Mailbag. Original. Canvas. Pleated at the top with grommets. 24 x 40". Dark, stained. $150-300

2497. Express. American Express Money Order Enamel Sign. 14 x 20 inches. Blue with white print. Very few chips. Generally Outstanding. Est. $1000-2500

2498. Express. Wells Fargo & Express Metal Sign. One sided. Blue and white. Significant paint chips. Est. $300-500

FIRE

2499. Fire. Old Fireman's Fund Colander, 1912, S.F. Complete. Blue and White. Masthead is reverse print. Est. $25-50

2500. Fire. Original box with two fire grenades, originally held five. Two original wall brackets as well. Unused, still full of liquid. Painted red glass. Extremely Fine. Est. $50-150

2501. Fire. Matchbook from George Whittell, Lake Tahoe, NV. This Matchbook is from the historic Whittell Estate, recently purchased by UNR and the US Forest Service. It is one of the most beautiful stone building complexes on the lake (near Incline Village). Very Fine. Extremely Rare. Est. $25-50

2502. Fire. Two dry chemical fire extinguishers. One is 3 foot long chemical extinguisher by Chemical Apparatus Co. 1920. The second Hill's Dry Chemical Extinguisher by the Boyd Co c. 1920. Est. $100-200

2503. Fire. Red Comet Fire Extinguisher, with Wall Mount and framed advertisement. Wall mount is embossed, from Littleton, CO. C.1920's. Est. $50-150

2504. Fire. Six small fire extinguishers: three General, two Pyrene, and one blank. : Est. $300-500
2505. Fire. Two large fire extinguishers, one is of copper and brass steel with painted red top, the other chrome, with blue painted top. c.1930-50. Est. $100-200

2506. Fire. Red Comet fire extinguisher bomb. Still has extinguishing fluid. Paper label on frosted glass. 9'x4'x4'. Very Fine. Est. $50-150

2507. Fire. Autofyrstop fire extinguisher bomb. The end is broken off and contains no liquid. Has the wall mounting bracket included. 9'x5'x5'. Vf. Est. $50-150

2508. Fire. Brass General Detroit Fire Extinguisher. Est. $25-75

2509. Fire. Two Brass Fire Nozzles. About 12 inches long for each. One for 4 inch hose, the other for a 2 inch hose. Est. $75-150

FURNITURE

2510. Furniture. Camel back trunk. Very nice condition. Handles broken off, and tray missing from inside. Shell has been restored. Fancy original floral tin covering with original oak straps on top and sides. Very Fine. Est. $100-400

2511. Furniture. Oak Silver flatware box. Empty. Circa 1890, maybe earlier. Est. $25-75

2512. Furniture. Clark's Thread Cabinet. Two drawer. Oak. Circa 1880. (6'x15'x20'). Extremely Fine. Est. $50-150

2513. Furniture. Dark Oak display case, Interior lined with original green felt. Sloped display encased in 2' tall glass on three sides. Lock and slide for access, in back. Bottom storage area. Came out of a drugstore in Eureka, NV. 3' x 1 1/2' x 1'. Very Fine, some scratches to finish Est. $200-400

2514. Furniture. Children's Roll-top desk. Great Piece! Approximately 3' x 2' x 1'. Made of oak. Fine to Very Fine. Est. $200-400

2515. Furniture. Mohagany(?) with light stain Gun Cabinet, 6' tall, with glass front. Ornately carved mantle at top. Drawer below at bottom for addition storage. c. 1890's. Extremely Fine. Est. $500-1000

2516. Furniture. Oak hall tree with mirror, stands approx 6' tall, good condition, with lift up seat. Very Fine. Est. $400-800

2517. Furniture. Small, 3' long by 2' wide blacksmith bellows made into coffee table, sitting on iron pedestal from ice cream stool. Est. $75-150

2518. Furniture. Mirror with picture of Abraham Lincoln Memorial on it, old man and child standing in front of it, advertising piece from Ken Johnson's Senator Coffee Shop and Bar, reads "next to Nevada State Capital Grounds", part of 1944 calendar with all calendar pages. Est. $50-150
2519. Furniture. OK Brush Vacuum. 1925. In original box. Complete. Appears to be in working condition. 6" x 8" x 14". Est. $50-100

2520. Furniture. Two Rug Beaters. Looped wire design at the beating end, with wooden handles. Est. $25-50

2521. Furniture. Mission Style Oak Rocking chair. Original. Needs refinishing. c. 1910-20. Fine. Est. $400-800

2522. Furniture. Red painted rod iron standing ashtray holder. Est. $25-50

2523. Furniture. Original Child's Bathtub. Found in mountains near. Randsburg, CA. Has the original tin pan, which would sit underneath the basin. C.1870. Tin, hand soldered. (25'x27'x36'). Very Fine. Est. $150-300

2524. Furniture. Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. Treadle Sewing Machine, with wood countertop and covering box. 1894. Very unique. Wood is in fair condition. Est. $200-400

2525. Furniture. Two ice cream parlor chairs. Wrought iron. Single rod twist construction. Classic. C.1920. Est. $50-150

2526. Furniture. Shoeshine footstool. With wrought iron legs. c. 1920. Fabric on seat is quite worn. Very Fine. Est. $50-150

2527. Furniture. Oak Hoosier cabinet, tin sheet metal top on pull out work table, contains flour sifter and has "Hoosier want list" with multiple metal dials still in place in the interior of door. This was found in an old miner's cabin in Arizona, 1958 by Greg. Est. $1000-2000

2528. Furniture. Original Eldredge Primitive Sewing Machine, c.1880-90. Black painted cast iron, with fancy gilt pattern. National Sewing Machine Co. company seal on front. All parts appear to be present. 1' x 1 1/2'. Est. $50-100

2529. Furniture. Small box, with all the attributes of a dainty trunk. Two buckles on either side of the center latch. Metal trim, siding and hardware. Inside was lined at one time, but only shards remain. (5" x 4" x 3"). Poor, severe rusting and water damage. Metal on bottom is very fragile. Est. $25-50

2530. Furniture. Door knobs. 3 pairs, 3 singles. One pair is dark purple, all rest but one are light purple. (Various). Very fine. Est. $25-50

2531. Furniture. Great Western Stove. Black antique wood stove, in working condition. Very ornate detail throughout, topped with a fantastic trophy. Scalloped skirt around top and bottom. Beautiful piece. (51'x22'x22'). Extremely Fine. Est. $500-1000
2532. Furniture. U.S. Postal Service post office box unit with 35 post boxes with combination locks. Metal with windows. (4' x 2'). Very Fine, dents, some of the windows are damaged. From Garlock, CA. Est. $300-500
2533. Furniture. Primitive Wood Pillar, 4.5 feet tall, 8 inch square with ornamentation at each end. Greg doesn't remember which Nevada town he got this. Est. $50-100

2534. Furniture. Two Railroad Station Luggage Dollies. Wood and cast iron, c 1880-1910. Est. $200-400

2535. Furniture. Child's School Desk, c1880. Cast iron and oak. Very fine. From Virginia City. Est. $150-300

2536. Furniture. Oak Rocker similar to Mission style but has a curved edge on arms therefore not really mission. Cover is in poor condition. Wood is good to fine condition. Adjustable back. Est. $150-300

2537. Furniture. Early Oak Ice Box. Three latch doors and one drawer. 1.5 deep x 4 feet tall x 2.5 feet across. Beautiful finish. Purchased in Benton, CA. Est. $500-100

2538. Furniture. Small Dining Room or Bedroom Bureau. One drawer and two cabinets. 3 feet tall, 20 inches deep and 40 inches wide. Vertical back panel with single wood rod at top. White ceramic handles on drawers and cabinets. Oak and pine construction. Est. $150-400

2539. Furniture. Brass & Steel Bed from Goldfield Hotel, c. 1905. Head and foot ornamentation is minimal. Purchased by Greg about 1960. Est. $100-200

2540. Furniture. Primitive Rug Cleaner. Bissell's Two cylinder hand push carpet cleaner, c. 1910. Est. $25-50

2541. Furniture. Framed Print of Custer's Last Stand by Budweiser. Poor condition but original. 3' x 4'. Est. $50-100

2542. Furniture. 12 Drawer Oak Letter Cabinet. Fits on top of stacking wood book cases. 14 inches deep 18 inches high and 45 inches long. Est. $200-300

2543. Furniture. Large Framed Beveled Mirror, c. 1920. 3 x 4 feet. Frame in poor condition, mirror broken along right edge, both pieces present. No photo available. Est. $25-75

2544. Furniture. Early Ceiling Fan from drug store. Wood blades missing. All other parts are present. Greg was going to restore this item, but didn't get the chance. Est. $50-100

GUNS & WEAPONS

2545. Guns & Weapons. Three gun belts, two with holsters. One with full of 45 Colt bullets in belt. One by Alfonso Gun Shop, Hollywood, CA other two unmarked. Est. $200-400

Please see Lot 2810, folding gun boot jack.
2546. Guns & Weapons. Two early hatchets. Circa 1880-1910 with original handles. Shaped like a tomahawk. Probably cast iron. Est. $50-100

2547. Guns & Weapons. Gun Catalog from Francis Bannerman Sons, New York, 1933. It gives an illustrative, descriptive and historical background on guns sold at Bannerman's. Included with each item is a physical description, features and price, some have illustrations. Hard-bound. Towards the back are other items, such as patches, amo, pins and other soldier equipment. First four folios are pulled away from the spine. Some foxing around page edges. No photo available. Est. $50-150

2548. Guns & Weapons. Gun Ephemera. Fire Arm Book, 1913, by US Cartridge Co.; Evolution of the Colt pamphlet, undated; Copy of 1865 Carbine Rifle Broadside, 18" x 24". No photo available. Est. $50-150

2549. Guns & Weapons. Official Starter Revolver, 22 caliber, Blanks only. No maker. C1920. Est. $75-100.

2550. Guns & Weapons. H and R Arms Co., Wester, MA "38S + WCTGE the American Double Action." C.1930? Est. $50-150

2551. Guns & Weapons. Pistol. "Plan London". Fancy engraved patterns, rust. Broken trigger guard. Est. $100-300.

2552. Guns & Weapons. Two pistols. One small toy gun, and the Revolver Co., "US" Model, with broken firing pin. Est. $50-75

2553. Guns & Weapons. US Cavalry Pistol Holster. "US" is embossed within an oval on the front. Rock Island Arsenal., 1909, on back. Est. $50-150.

2554. Guns & Weapons. Rifle Cleaning kit. Marbles Jointed Rifle Rod. For 28 Caliber and up, 30", in canvas bag. Est. $25-50.

2555. Guns & Weapons. Sheathed Knife Collection. 3 pcs. Two knives and three leather cases. Est. $50-100.

2556. Guns & Weapons. Pocket knife Collection. 6pcs. Good condition. Inspect. Est. $25-50.

2557. Guns & Weapons. Pan Pacific Expo Knife. 1915. Fancy patterns. Rust. 3". Est. $40-80.

2558. Guns & Weapons. Pocket Knife Collection. Lot of 11 pcs. Varying condition and size. Inspect. Est. $50-150

2559. Guns & Weapons. US Cavalry Holster. "US" in embossed oval on front. No writing on rear. Reported to be Civil War Era by consigner. Est. $100-300

2560. Guns & Weapons. Nine brass 75mm Rifle Shells in original cases. Cases are 4" diam. and 3' long. Est. $100-300

2561. Guns & Weapons. Two Billy Clubs. One is a wood club c. 1880. The other is a metal pipe club c. 1920-60. Est. $100-200
KITCHEN

2562. Kitchen. Oven. Boss oven that originally sat on top of a wood stove. Circa 1890. Approximately 1 cubic foot. Glass front, made of light metal. Est. $50-150

2563. Kitchen. Antique Rack. Wall Mounted souvenir spoon rack. With spoons: Florida souvenir; Fort Dearborn, Chicago; Pan Pacific International Expo, 1915; Science Court century commemorative souvenir spoon, 1933; Kow Loon Bowling Green Club; Bell System fork; and five misc. others. Est. $50-75

2564. Kitchen. Portrait. Ferrotype Portrait of a gentlemen and a pair of false teeth with a gold capped tooth, c. 1865. Est. $50-100

2565. Kitchen. Purple Kitchen Bottles. Lot of 6. Three are vases, 1 insulator, 2 bottle/jar tops. All purple, all circa 1890-1905. Est. $50-100

2566. Kitchen. Original Saloon Lamp. Nevada. Hanging Kerosene lamp with metal shade and brass kerosene works. 30" tall, 16" diam. No maker. Globe not original. Est. $150-300

2567. No Lot.

2568. Kitchen. Early electric toaster. Called the Thermax, by Landers, Ferry and Clark. c. 1925. Est. $25-75

2569. Kitchen. Set of Roger's Silver Flatware. In original box with original wrapping. Includes 6 place settings. Roger's Nickel Silver 26 pc. set. c. 1910. Est. $100-200

2570. Kitchen. Early Washer. Two handled, funnel shaped clothes washing device. Wood handle, with tin plunger like end. C.1900. Est. $100-200

2571. Kitchen. Three canning jars. Improved Everlasting Jar. 1quart and 1/2 gallon with wire and glass closure. One ball jar. Est. $50-100

2572. Kitchen. Tins. Leavitt & Pierce Original Tin Boxes. Both are "Cake" boxes, one black one brown. c.1880. Est. $100-200

2573. Kitchen. Two Primitive food scoops. One is nickel plated brass, 6" diam. Wooden handle, c.1880. Other is heavy tin, wood handle and back. c. 1875. Both were probably general store scoops. Est. $50-150

2574. Kitchen. Gilchrist No. 22 Mixer. Typical of an ice cream/soda shop. Est. $25-50
2575. Kitchen. Thread spindle for a sewing machine. Wrought iron arm. Est. $15-45

2576. Kitchen. Kitchenware. Conical Tin Sieve with three legged stand and two conical wood tools probably used in conjunction with the sieve. Est. $25-75

2577. Kitchen. Three butter churners (bottle style). One is electric; two are hand crank, c.1900. All with original glass. Electric has original paper label. c.1920-40. Est. $150-300

2578. Kitchen. Primitive Tin Orange Juicer. Hand crank, c.1920. Est. $25-50

2579. No Lot.

2580. Kitchen. Lot of Kitchen equipment. French fry cutter, rare can opener, block style ice shaver and rounded ice shaver (these to be used for snow cone making). Est. $100-200

2581. No Lot.

2582. Kitchen. Two Razor Blade Sharpeners. Speedo Sharp Razor Blade sharpener, c.1910. When razor blades were not at the disposal as they are today, people used to sharpen them. This piece, with its two parallel grinding stones, looks like a blade sharpener, or maybe even a pencil sharpener. Base for mounting on table. Mfg. By Central State Mfg. Co., USA. The Sharpit Razor with original box. Est. $50-100

2583. Kitchen. Shipping Ephemera. Small, crude birdhouse or house-shaped novelty item. What's really interesting about this piece, though, is that it's made out of a shipping box, property of the Eureka Cash Store out of Elko Nevada. The back of the piece bears the store's stamp. 1' tall. Est. $25-50

2584. Kitchen. Soda Fountain Napkin Dispenser. This is a really unique item. It's called the "Answer Box". One would deposit a coin in the slot, ask a question and pull the lever, and an answer would appear on the front plate. Chrome, with dispensers on either side. Est. $25-50

2585. Kitchen. Mortar without the Pistal. Repainted in green. 4'x6'x6'. c. 1890. Est. $20-40

2586. Kitchen. Dunlap & Co. Straws Dress hat. Brown with black trim ribbon. 4'x12'x14'. Est. $25-50

2587. Kitchen. White Mountain Apple Peeler, c1880-1900. Table mounted with hand crank. Est. $75-150

2588. Kitchen. Enterprise Company Meat Grinder, c. 1880. Est. $50-150
2589. Kitchen. Two Countertop Meat Grinders. One is a Newport, c. 1900. The other is a Belmont, 1899. Est. $100-200

2590. Kitchen. Primitive Tabletop Meat Grinder, c. 1880. Rusted and chipped. Est. $25-75

2591. Kitchen. Ceramic Crock Jar with white glaze, c. 1900. Lid is intact. Est. $50-150

2592. No Lot.

2593. Kitchen. Primitive Tabletop Spice Grinder made by Duplex, c. 1880. Est. $50-150

2594. Kitchen. Cast Iron Cornbread Mold with six ear of corn impressions for the bread. 6x12. Est. $25-75

2595. Kitchen. Wire Hen Shaped Hanging Egg Basket. Est. $25-50

2596. Kitchen. Licorice Tin Box. 6 x 6 x 9 inches. C, 1880. Glass front. Mellower & Rittenhouse, Philadelphia. Est. $100-300

2597. Kitchen. Kitchen Product Tin Cans. Lot of 10 pcs. Lumberjack Syrup, Log Cabin Syrup, Baking powder, Reed's Butterscotch Patties, Coleman's Mustard, Doan's Pills, Allenbury's Throat Pastels, Ben Hur Paprika, Old Condress, Whitman's Chocolate. Est. $100-200

2598. Kitchen. Primitive Tin Bread Box. Home Comet by Calumet. 12 inches square, c. 1890. Est. $50-150

2599. Kitchen. Two 2.5(?) Gallon Milk Canisters with sealed tops. One is embossed Arden Farms, CA. c. 1910-20. Est. $100-200

2600. Kitchen. Primitive Tabletop Nut Cracker by Kelling-Kerl of Chicago, 1913. Est. $50-100

2601. Kitchen. Three Milk Product Boxes. One is Maid of California Wooden box. Second is Kraft Cheese wooden box. Third is Silver White Eggs by Nevada Poultry Producers, Reno cardboard box. All circa 1900-30. Est. $50-100

2602. Kitchen. Three Primitive Corkscrews. Est. $25-50

2603. Kitchen. Two Primitive Sieve/Colanders and One Screw Lift Masher Food Mill by Foley, 1936. Est. $50-100
2604. Kitchen. Two Primitive Wood Handled Devices. One is a Briddell Puncturing Device and the other is a crude meat hammer. Est. $50-75

2605. Kitchen. Primitive Cherry Pitter by New Standard Cora. Table mounted, c. 1900. Est. $50-150

2606. Kitchen. Original Nickel Plated Champion Tabletop commercial corkscrew. These are reproduced today for sale in fine wine shops for $150. This one is complete with wooden handle and spring loaded clamps. Est. $100-200

2607. Kitchen. Three Primitive Flat Irons & Owl Trivet. Cast iron black c. 1860-1900. Est. $100-200

2608. Kitchen. Primitive Steam Iron by Marka. Cast iron with wood handle and a cotter pin hinged top. No photo available. Est. $50-150

2609. Kitchen. Early Hot Point Electric Iron, c. 1925. Wood Handle. Est. $25-50

2610. Kitchen. Primitive Kitchen Gadgets & Gizmos. Lot of 9. Ice Scraper, Wire Spatula, Enamel Funnel, two wood baking gadgets, copper teapot, three gizmos. Est. $25-50

2611. Auto (Oops). Shell Oil Can, 5 gal. with locking cap. C.1920-30. Yellow paint. Est. $50-100.

2612. Kitchen. Group of primitive iron kitchen pots. Four pots, ranging from 8" diam. To 14". All probably 1820-1880. Est. $100-300

LOCKS

2613. Locks. RR Locks. Lot of two. Circa 1950. Adlake. Both say SPT Co on back, which means Southern Pacific Transportation Co. Est. $50-100

2614. Locks. Set of old jail keys. Six total. c. 1800-1900. Est. $50-100

2615. Locks. Leg Irons. Locking leg irons with connection chain. C.1860, Civil War. 21"x5". Est. $200-400

2616. Locks. Lock Collection. Lot of 6 locks. Old tarnished lock collection. Odd shapes and sizes. Various conditions. Est. $50-100

2617. Locks. Railroad Lock. M.W. Co. Railroad lock with key. Iron cast lock with key some tarnish on lock and key. 3 1/2"x3". Est. $50-100

2618. Locks. Lock Collection. Lot of 4 locks. BILT-RITE lock; Tiger 4-Lever lock; IXL lock; S with arrow icon lock. Various conditions. Est. $25-75
2619. Locks. Tonopah & Goldfield Railroad mail bag lock. Rust in various places on lock. 4 1/2". Est. $100-300

2620. Locks. Early Yale lock with key. Very small lock with tarnished areas. 2"x1"x1/4". Est. $25-50

2621. Locks. Eagle heavy duty brass lock. Apparent rust spots but lock is still very strong. 3 1/2"x2 1/2"x1". Est. $25-50

2622. Locks. Lock Collection. Lot of 15 locks. Lock collection ranging from old heavily worn locks to cleaner more modern locks. Various conditions. Est. $25-50

2623. Locks. Brass lock with key. No manufacturer shown on lock. 2 1/2"x1 3/4". Est. $25-50

2624. Locks. U.S. mailbag lock. Shaped like a vice with a pull down piece. 5 1/2"x2 1/2". Est. $25-75

2625. Locks.. Odd lock & brass tag, both have chain link extensions attached to them. "C.M. Franklin Serum Co." probably based in Los Angelos. C. 1920-1930 26"x2". Est. $25-50

2626. Locks. Door knob set with lock. White knobs and tarnished iron lock mechanism. c. 1890-1910. 4"x3 1/2" x 6". Est. $20-40

2627. Locks. RR Lock. AT&Sry. Adlake. The AT&SRy is stamped on the Back. Est. $50-150

2628. Locks. Civil War Era locking wrist locks, with key. Est. $200-400

MEDICAL

2629. Medical. Home Medical Apparatus. Circa 1900, in wood box. Meant for electric shock treatment. Bottom opens for additional battery, not present. Est. $50-100

2630. Medical. Remedy Machine. Cure-all/home remedy machine in rosewood box, with original label, 4"x4"x 10-12". Lid opens. In good and working condition. "Davis & Kidder's Patent Magneto Electric Machine, For Nervous Diseases", lots of fine print. Patented 1859. Est. $150-300

2631. Medical. Medical Piece. Oxygen Opathy device. In original box, C.1910. Est. $50-150

MISCELLANEOUS

2632. Misc. School House Teaching Aid. Early illustrated K-1st grade aid. c. 1900. 36x44", 10 pp, rolled on wood spool. c. 1900. Est. $100-200

2633. Misc. Possible Voting device(?). Hardwood, incomplete, missing back doors. 5 holes at top and about 10" square. No photo. Est. $25-50
2634. Misc. Three wooden boxes. The largest is dovetailed oak and pine, with inset knick-knack tray. Gun parts. Full of goodies (antique buttons, shoe horns, matches, etc…). 8 10" x 12"; Art palette crayon box Devoe Co., NY; wood box with "Dr. Guy Clifford Powell. Est. $100-200

2635. Misc. Advertising Thermometers. Orange Crush and Mission Orange. 10x 4". Fine. c. 1930-50. Each has company logos. No photo. Est. $50-100

2636. Misc. Voting Machine. Voting machine. White ball and black ball system. Could reach in secretly and pull out the color ball you wanted and put it in the other side. No balls present. Est. $50-100

2637. Misc. Fancy Nickel Level, by Stanley, 1888. Est. $25-50. .

2638. Misc. Martinware Gas can, with original label. C.1930-40. Est. $25-50. X-233

2639. Misc. Albert Mau White Clover Honey Tin. C.1870. Found at Columbus, NV. Mau was a prominent Nevada/CA merchant. Est. $50-100.

2640. Misc. Circular Measuring Wheel. C.1900. Found in Cripple Creek. 8" Diameter. Est. $50-150.

2641. Misc. Ornate CDV Size Photo Album with numerous ferrotype photos. Gilt edges, brass clasp. Fancy embossed cover. Est. $200-400.

2642. Misc. Silver-wire Antique basket. Fancy. 6" x 8". Victorian. Est. $25-50

2643. Misc. Napoleonic Metal Hat case, by J. Johnstone, London, with custom brass plaque bearing the name, General H.A. Raitt CB, c.1900. No hat present. Unable to find info in Raith. Est. $100-200.

2644. Misc. Presidential Button Collection. Lot of 48 pcs. Includes Eisenhauer (1), Goldwater(6), Johnson(3), Reagan(7), Nixon(4), Kennedy(9), Wallace (4)and Humphry(14). Est. $200-400.

2645. Misc. Group of California Sports Pins, C.1965. 9pcs. Includes Cal Bears, and Stanford. Est. $50-100. X-243

2646. Misc, Gold Plated V Nickel Cuff Link. Fine. Est. $20-40

2647. Misc. Batman & Robin and Mickey Mouse Club Pinbacks. Original, 1960's. One shows Batman and Robin with Charter Member at top. The second has picture of Mickey Mouse and is a Member's pinback. Poor to fine condition. Est. $25-50

2648. Misc. Boy Scouts & Children's Pinbacks. Lot of 6 pcs. Three Boy Scouts pinbacks. One Forest Ranger badge with Smokey the Bear. Last is for graduation from a Boys' School. Vf. Est. $25-50
2649. Misc. California. Marysville. Architectural and Artistic Drawing, 1902. On the front side is an architectural drawing of a house with the caption at bottom of "View of left side, plan 73". Reverse is a drawing in blue ink of a woman with long French braided area. At the bottom of the drawing are "Lola Clara McW." Not listed in Delay's History of Yuba Co, 1924. Not related to George McWilliam of Pleasant Grove, CA. Very fine. Est. $50-150

2650. Misc. Commemorative Tokens. Lot of 4 pcs. Adolph Coors Co, 1908. Golden Gate International Expo, 1939. Morticians Service Emblem. 75th Anniversary, FOE. Vf to Xf. Est. $25-50

2651. Misc. Dakota. Pierre. Land Deed and Photo for the Dyson Family, 1907-08. The photograph was taken in 1907 and shows the Dyson family seated in front of their cabin. The deed from the US Govt. indicates the land was located in Pierre, South Dakota and the Dyson family was awarded the property in 1908. The deed is signed Theodore Roosevelt, but it is a secretarial signature. Photo is missing lower left corner piece. Early homestead piece. Deed is in very fine condition. Est. $25-50

2652. Misc. Fantasy Tokens. One is from Kates Palace, Prescott and is an All Night Token. The second is for Cascarets and shows a winged cherub sitting a toilet on reverse. c. 1969. Vf. Est. $10-20

2653. Misc. Football Pinbacks. Lot of 5 pcs. Three are of the New England Patriots with old style team logo. Two are of Washington Redskins old style team logo. Extremely fine. Est. $25-50

2654. Misc. Fraternal Pinback Collection. Lot of 13 pcs. VFW, Nat. Union, Loyola Union, etc. Fine to Extremely fine. Est. $25-50

2655. Misc. Leather Wallets & Checkbook. Lot of 3 pcs. All have embossed designs. One is a conventional wallet. One is a billfold and the last is a checkbook holder. Extremely fine. Est. $10-20

2656. Misc. Los Angeles Area Pinback & Tokens. Lot of 3 pcs. One is a pinback for Santa Monica Hospital Training School. The second is of a good luck emblem in shape of horseshoe. Third is souvenir token from Mission Village, LA. Vf. Est. $25-50

2657. Misc. McCormick Watch Fob. Cyrus Hall McCormick/1809-1894, (pic of McCormick), Invention of the Reaper//International Harvester Company/(pic of horse drawn reaper)/Centennial of/the Reaper/1831-1931. Rd, br, 38 mm. The medal is attached with colored leather band. Vf. Est. $20-40

2658. Misc. Misc. Pinbacks. Lot of 13 pcs. Some of the pinbacks are enamel others are engraved brass. All very fine to extremely fine. Est. $20-40

2659. Misc. Philipines One Peso Coin. Lot of 2 pcs. One Peso/(pic of woman)/Filipinas//United States of America/(pic of eagle and shield)/1907. Rd, silver, 38mm. F to Vf. Est. $10-20

2660. Misc. Presidential Memorabilia. Lot 2 pcs, 1960's. One is a sculpted plaque of JFK by Amateur Athletic Union of the US, about 3 inches in diameter and is in original box The second is a Bumper Sticker with Wallace for President in bright orange print on blue background. Very fine. Est. $25-50

2661. Misc. Red Cross Pinbacks. Lot of 2 pcs. c. 1930-60. Vf. Est. $20-40
2662. Misc. Time capsule of California pinback badges from the 1960-70's. Lot of about 50-75 pcs. They include: Pepsi- Liebes hangout; love bug; various local political badges from the Bay area; several presidential badges including Anderson for president; several sports badges; misc. local causes and typical 60's pieces. Even two buttons from PSA Airlines. Condition varies. Est. $50-100

2663. Misc. U. S. Mint Coin Bags. Lot of 7 pcs. All are marked for pennies. Several are in extremely fine condition, others are slightly dirty or stained. Not old, but fun. Est. $20-40

2664. Misc. United States Internal Revenue Stamp for Special Tax, 1870's. Lot of 4 different pcs. All unissued and cancelled by hole punches. First one is for "Rectifier of Distilled Spirits, 1873-74". Vignette at top, black print on crème paper. Second is for Peddler 2nd Class, 1873-74, vignette at top, black print on crème paper. Third is for Retailer in Malt Liquors, 1878-79, vignette at top of capitol, black print on purple paper. Fourth is for Manufacturer of Tobacco, 1875-76, vignette at top, black print on lime green paper. All are 7 x 14 inches. Very fine condition. Est. $100-200

2665. Misc. Scrip. Montgomery Wards & Sears Roebuck Checks. Lot of 5 pcs. Three of the pieces are chipped or have small pieces missing. c. 1950. Scarce. Est. $20-40

2666. Misc. Ronald Reagan Tray. 14x20" tray with Pony Express rider scene in bottom. Wood Frame. Given to Greg by a former Reagan employee who got it froma ball in honor of Gov. Reagan. Est. $100-300

MUSIC

2667. Music. Original Victrola Victor Talking Machine. In original oak cabinet. Appears complete. Est. $400-800

2668. Music. Original Columbia Grafanola Favorite. Original oak cabinet. Top has slight water damage. Circa 1900. Est. $300-600

2669. Music. Blue Bird Victrola, with fancy bird carving near top. Art nouveau lines, on gorgeous quarter sawn oak cabinet. Excellent condition, oak, speaker grill is cut out with bird in center. All one piece. 4' x 2'. Est. $400-600

2670. Music. Two early brass horns. Bugle from pre-1900. Second has three shorter coils, and no mouth piece. No markings evident. Possibly as early as 1875. Est. $100-300

2671. Music. Pipe Organ cleaning Bellows from a Church in Bodie, 1950's. 23'x4'x4'. Est. $

2672. Music. Eleven Round Edison Gold Molded Record Boxes, 1905. Only one has record. Est. $100-200

2673. No Lot.

2674. Music. Ampmeter, by Western Electro Mechanical Co., Oakland. In leather case. C.1930. Est. $50-100
OFFICE EQUIPMENT

2675. Office Equipment. Small Book Press. 9 x 12" plates, 9" wheel. c. 1880-1900. No photo available. Est. $100-300

2676. Office Equipment. Corporate Seal. Corporate Seal from Los Angeles, C.1890-1900, in Latin, 12x16". Est. $100-150

2677. Office Equipment. Corporate Seals. Two small Drew Co. Los Angeles, 1933 Corporate Seals. Extremely Fine. One doesn't have the bottom plate. Est. $75-100

2678. Office Equipment. Check Embosser. "Baby Defiance". 1903. Rare. Est. $75-150

2679. Office Equipment. AB Dick Co. Mimeograph machine. Early copy machine, c. 1910-20. Wood base, all original. Est. $50-150

2680. Office Equipment. Aims Upright Gauge. Thickness measuring device, in inches. c. 1930. Est. $25-50

2681. Office Equipment. All Right cast iron mailbox. Gilt lettering. No. 2, USA. They don't make 'em like they used to. Professionally restored. Very nice. Est. $25-75

2682. Office Equipment. Push Button Adding Machine by Alan Walls, c. 1935. Electric. Est. $20-40

PHOTOGRAPHS AND PROJECTORS

2683. Photographs. Velvet covered photo album, c. 1870s, with some cabinet photos in it of family, unknown. Table top custom stand. All cabinet portraits are Denver, circa 1885-90 Est. $50-100

2684. Projector. Early projector in original box. Kodescope Model by Easman Kodak, 1924. About 8mm. Very neat piece. Est. $50-150

2685. Projector. Keystone Radiopticon. Keystone Radiopticon. Very early type of projector or photo projection machine. Appears to be complete. 10'x14'x8. Est. $100-300

2686. Projector. Film Projector, probably 16mm, C.1950's. Univex brand. Appears to be complete. Includes original box. Est. $50-150

RAILROAD

2687. Railroad. Collection of dated RR Nails. Probably from the Mojave Desert (Randsburg), most are from 1934. Approximately 30. Est. $25-50

2688. Railroad. Nevada and other historical paper. Four original Virginia and Truckee tickets, including Glenbrook, Carson, and Reno. Complete book of Railway express labels. Two early letters from MO to LA, with cover. Photo album with 18 photos, circa 1925 of RR in mountains. Est. $50-150