Round head nails secure bottom rung to side pieces. Tin and wood wash board with dovetail joints on top joining the sides and top.

Hole in the top tin can, soldered seam.

The buttons attach to a notch at each item when needed. It has sixty (60) names of grocery items and thirty (30) black buttons on two (2) fine wires.

Grocery store wheel, oval cardboard with dark blue lettering.

Inside is a cardboard card for a prescription for indigtestion remedy ref. Two brass-hinged lids with 1.75' slots for ballots. Divided box for insertion of ballots on either end. Some rust on the skates but otherwise in good condition. Skates have no boot but fit right on the skater's own shoe or boot.

1 pair early ice skates with key for sizing to shoes.

Brass ends on the handle, brass feet on the bottom, brass closure on the top and at each end. Fair condition, leather handle is cracking and loose at one end. Tanned hide with hair, padded cloth lining, sleeve lining ending in cuffs.

Horsehide coat, long sleeve, long lenth.

On/off switch found on back of handle, north o. The bag is fabric and attaches from the metal base to the handle with a metal clip.

32 Volt upright vacuum cleaner with fabric covered cord attaching from spring on hard rubber handle to ceramic plug in.

Handle has a twist for easier grip, base has scalloped edge.

Contains documents from 1960s: two Notice of Mail Arrival, yellow paper, 1969 nine Notice of Attempt to Deliver Mail, white card, 1970 eight Stamp Stock Purchaxe Request, envelope 1. Tin letter carrier, three shelves inside, metal latch and handle.4 tine table fork bent heavy corrosion no makers mark.Small animal trap displays teeth and is in a sprung postion. The trap shows the distinctive marking and the pan is missing.

Vintage Oneida Victor double long spring loaded small animal trap with stake chain.

The trap shows some distinctive brand markings.

Vintage Oneida Victor coil spring loaded small animal trap with stake chain.

Cross reference in that collection (Accession # 199. But marked with masking tape as Big Dry Creek Cheese Ranch. No brand or other identification markings.

Early 20th Century American Large cast iron ice tongs.

No maker's mark, numeral 2 with decoration on each side.Ĭlear glaze on base, dark brown glaze on top, handle and neck.ĭamage under glaze on bottom, long V-shape under glaze on top of the base. Appears hand forged or just well worn/weathered.

Single(swingle)tree end hook, used on the ends of wooden yoke.

Holder attached to a wagon to hold reins.

Hand forged hammer, similar to early Stanley hammer.

Wells had metal casings to keep the walls from collapsing.

Hand-forged 3-prong hook used to salvage metal walls from water wells.

The box was modified for reuse as a tool box by drilling a hole in each end an. LOWELL, MASS.' Lettering on both ends is worn off except for partial letters.

Wood box for shipping ammunition, cartridges.

Cobbler's hammer for work on civilian shoes and boots.

Elongated S-shaped hand-forged wrench made for working on a specific vehicle.Decorative interior metal door hinge, intact, some corrosion.Large iron gold pan, rusted and pocked with splits in the metal, deformed and one rim piece detached.Some of the unique and personal table names were: Avenida Casa Vega, Ahmanson Avenue, Via Galleria, Borders Boulevard, Madison Thoroughfare, Rue d’Edgeview, Place du Paris, Glacier Way, London Lane, Santa Barbara Way, Esplanade du Nord, Santa Monica Place, and of course, their current destination …Ever After Road! Instead of traditional gifts, they asked their guests to make a donation to the arts through the Young Musicians Foundation and Cornerstone Theatre. They played with the names of restaurants, cities, artistic venues and places they had lived. The name of the Watsonville High School yearbook was “Manzanita”) as “Ground Zero”. The tables at the reception were named after places T & Keith had been during their courtship (they were also posted on a a map showing their hometown of Watsonville, California -which is where they met in high school- which is why they chose Manzanita branches for the centerpieces. We love the happiness the bridal party and moms shared after the ceremony.

Edgeview wedding wire