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This lovely pair of gold tone and blue stone earrings are in the Art Deco style. They have the old style screwbacks. Excellent condition.

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This vintage pin could also serve as a scarf pin or pendant on a necklace chain. It is an engraved metal with classic and simple design. Marked on back Coventry. Excellent condition.

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This vintage pin could also serve as a scarf pin or pendant on a necklace chain. It is an engraved metal with classic and simple design. Marked on back Coventry. Excellent condition.

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This lovely gold tone and aqua colored rhinestone brooch is in a starburst pattern. Excellent condtion. Measures 1.5" in diameter.

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This vintage brooch measures 1.5" in diameter and has gold painted metal leaves and a large faux pearl in the center. Excellent condition.

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This pair of vintage rhinestone earrings have clip on backs and measure about 1" long. They are very light in weight. Excellent condition.

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This vintage pair of earrings have clip on backs and measure about 5/8" long. They have a gold tone metal that swirls around a coral to pink stone. The back has a "C" mark. Excellent condition.

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This lovely and dainty pair of vintage earrings have a red glistening stone in the center with tiny faux pearls surrounding. Excellent condition.

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This lovely pair of coral colored earrings have the old style screw backs indicating early to mid 20th century. They appear to be made out of a jade or jadeite substance. Very dainty and only about 1/2" in diameter. Excellent condition.

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This pair of adorable caterpillars measure 8" long X 6.5" tall on the largest one and 6" long X 4.5" tall on the smallest one. They are in excellent condition and quite heavy for their size. Could be Bohemian art glass, but not certain. You are bidding on the pair.

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This pair of adorable caterpillars measure 8" long X 6.5" tall on the largest one and 6" long X 4.5" tall on the smallest one. They are in excellent condition and quite heavy for their size. Could be Bohemian art glass, but not certain. You are bidding on the pair.

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This apple is very large at 6.5" tall and is quite heavy. Excellent condition. Of Bohemian art glass, the pieces with bubbles are the most desirable. To see one this big is unusual.

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This Bohemian Art Glass Pear stands 6.5" tall and is quite large for its type. The pieces with bubbles are the most desirable and sought after. The condition is excellent.

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The beautiful porcelain dish has a rose pattern and scrolled handles. The lid comes off revealing three compartments inside the bowl for nuts or candies. The dish stands 5.5" tall. Excellent condition. Made in Japan.

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The beautiful porcelain dish has a rose pattern and scrolled handles. The lid comes off revealing three compartments inside the bowl for nuts or candies. The dish stands 5.5" tall. Excellent condition. Made in Japan.

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The beautiful porcelain dish has a rose pattern and scrolled handles. The lid comes off revealing three compartments inside the bowl for nuts or candies. The dish stands 5.5" tall. Excellent condition. Made in Japan.

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John N. Hansen Co., Inc. manufactured this board game called, "Dallas Scene" #900. It is still in the original box and has the shrink wrap around the box. The price label states it was purchased at Joske's for $14 in 1978. NIB or new in box. Collectible item any toy collector from Dallas should have!

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This mid century set of dominoes is still in the original box that is marked "Super Thick , Marble Like" Dominoes. They are made by a Waco, TX company called Puremco Manufacturing. Marked #816

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This mid century set of dominoes is still in the original box that is marked "Super Thick , Marble Like" Dominoes. They are made by a Waco, TX company called Puremco Manufacturing. Marked #816

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Go back in time to the early 1970's to remember these favorite games! Chinese Checkers by Steven Manufacturing has its colorful metal game tray that is in excellent condition. The original box has a bit of wear, but still also quite colorful and contains instructions. The marbles are real marbles in black, blue, green, red, white, and yellow. The box says it comes with 40 marbles. but there are 6 different colors with 10 each with the exception of only 9 black ones and two extra green ones. You are also bidding on Tripoley Deluxe Edition #111 made by Mr. fun Cadaco from 1962. Inside this original box is a plastic gaming mat and a pair of dice. The game is also played with a deck of cards, but the cards inside are not original to the game.

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Go back in time to the early 1970's to remember these favorite games! Chinese Checkers by Steven Manufacturing has its colorful metal game tray that is in excellent condition. The original box has a bit of wear, but still also quite colorful and contains instructions. The marbles are real marbles in black, blue, green, red, white, and yellow. The box says it comes with 40 marbles. but there are 6 different colors with 10 each with the exception of only 9 black ones and two extra green ones. You are also bidding on Tripoley Deluxe Edition #111 made by Mr. fun Cadaco from 1962. Inside this original box is a plastic gaming mat and a pair of dice. The game is also played with a deck of cards, but the cards inside are not original to the game.

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Go back in time to the early 1970's to remember these favorite games! Chinese Checkers by Steven Manufacturing has its colorful metal game tray that is in excellent condition. The original box has a bit of wear, but still also quite colorful and contains instructions. The marbles are real marbles in black, blue, green, red, white, and yellow. The box says it comes with 40 marbles. but there are 6 different colors with 10 each with the exception of only 9 black ones and two extra green ones. You are also bidding on Tripoley Deluxe Edition #111 made by Mr. fun Cadaco from 1962. Inside this original box is a plastic gaming mat and a pair of dice. The game is also played with a deck of cards, but the cards inside are not original to the game.

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This double six set of dominoes are black with white dots and made by the Embossing Co., a division of Halsam Products Co. of Chicago. They are still in the original box marked Halsam Crown #220. The original price label when they were new is still on the box which is marked $1.15. Good condition.

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This beautiful print from Louis Icart is one of his most famous prints called "Orchids". It is framed in a mirrored frame and in good condition. It has a matching print and frame, called "Bubbles". The print and frame measures 25.5"x31". Louis Icart (1880-1950) was a French artist who became well know for fashion drawings. His height of brilliance was during the Art Deco movement. Fanny, his wife, was a blonde inspiration for many of his drawings. Don't miss out the opportunity to acquire these special framed prints for your home or office. History: ï»¿ï»¿This print, along with one called, "Bubbles", were purchased at an antique auction in the 1990's. The pair were proudly hung in the client's living room for over 25 years.

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This beautiful Louis Icart print, called "Bubbles" is quite colorful and is framed in a mirrored frame. It is in good condition. There is a matching framed print available called, "Orchids". The framed print measures 25.5"x31". Louis Icart (1880-1950) was a French artist who became well know for fashion drawings. His height of brilliance was during the Art Deco movement. Fanny, his wife, was a blonde inspiration for many of his drawings. These wonderful Art Deco period prints belong in your home or office. It's mirrored frame provides a modern look to the art and would look beautiful in a bedroom or living area. Try pairing this with a Venetian mirror, which is very popular today. History ï»¿ï»¿This framed Louis Icart print, along with another called, "Orchids", were purchased at an antique auction by client in the 1990's. The pair of prints hung in her living room for about 25 years.

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This beautiful Louis Icart print, called "Bubbles" is quite colorful and is framed in a mirrored frame. It is in good condition. There is a matching framed print available called, "Orchids". The framed print measures 25.5"x31". Louis Icart (1880-1950) was a French artist who became well know for fashion drawings. His height of brilliance was during the Art Deco movement. Fanny, his wife, was a blonde inspiration for many of his drawings. These wonderful Art Deco period prints belong in your home or office. It's mirrored frame provides a modern look to the art and would look beautiful in a bedroom or living area. Try pairing this with a Venetian mirror, which is very popular today. History ï»¿ï»¿This framed Louis Icart print, along with another called, "Orchids", were purchased at an antique auction by client in the 1990's. The pair of prints hung in her living room for about 25 years.

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Circa 1986, Bev Doolittle print, titled "Unknown Presence", is professional framed with an Indian arrowhead. The back of the frame reveals a message from the artist: "If you've ever camped out in the wilderness, you can relate to this painting. Picture yourself sitting around a campfire. Somewhere out there in the darkness you hear something. Is it the wind, a bear, or is it just your imagination? This Mountain Man has heard something and it worries him enough that he's reaching for his rifle. You gotta figure a guy this experienced isn't just imagining things. There really is something out there! If you don't believe him, or me, just look at his horse. He hears it, too! No, I'm not going to tell you what the "Presence" is. I'm not really sure." Bev Doolittle is an American artist that paints about the American West. This beautifully matted and framed piece measures 15"x20". Ready to hang in your home or office. History: ï»¿ï»¿This print was purchased by the client's husband in a Midland, TX art gallery. I believe it is a limited production print of the painting. The client's love of history and weapons of this period inspired him to buy it. It hung in his office for about 30 years.

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Circa 1986, Bev Doolittle print, titled "Unknown Presence", is professional framed with an Indian arrowhead. The back of the frame reveals a message from the artist: "If you've ever camped out in the wilderness, you can relate to this painting. Picture yourself sitting around a campfire. Somewhere out there in the darkness you hear something. Is it the wind, a bear, or is it just your imagination? This Mountain Man has heard something and it worries him enough that he's reaching for his rifle. You gotta figure a guy this experienced isn't just imagining things. There really is something out there! If you don't believe him, or me, just look at his horse. He hears it, too! No, I'm not going to tell you what the "Presence" is. I'm not really sure." Bev Doolittle is an American artist that paints about the American West. This beautifully matted and framed piece measures 15"x20". Ready to hang in your home or office. History: ï»¿ï»¿This print was purchased by the client's husband in a Midland, TX art gallery. I believe it is a limited production print of the painting. The client's love of history and weapons of this period inspired him to buy it. It hung in his office for about 30 years.

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What an opportunity to own very collectible metal toy truck from Buddy L. This 1940 Baggage Truck is in fair condition. It still has all 4 wheels and they turn. The original paint is still there, but a bit worn and rusty due to its age and being a well loved and played with toy. The decals on each side are still in place, but one is more clear than the other. See the photos. The truck is almost 18" long and is 5" tall. The colors are red and yellow. Fred A. Lundahl owned Moline Pressed Steel Co. in the early 1900's. The company was in the automobile parts business, but started making metal toys in 1921. He made toys for his son out of scrap metal and turned that into a business. They made pull toys, small trucks and other work vehicles, and large vehicles children could ride. Buddy L was considered a pioneer in the steel toy field and held contracts with Marshall Fields and F. A. O. Schwarz. The company was sold during the depression. Earlier toys are generally higher quality and built to last. They are very desired by collectors and can bring a high price. The toys made later are still valued and sought after. Values depend upon rarity and condition.

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What an opportunity to own very collectible metal toy truck from Buddy L. This 1940 Baggage Truck is in fair condition. It still has all 4 wheels and they turn. The original paint is still there, but a bit worn and rusty due to its age and being a well loved and played with toy. The decals on each side are still in place, but one is more clear than the other. See the photos. The truck is almost 18" long and is 5" tall. The colors are red and yellow. Fred A. Lundahl owned Moline Pressed Steel Co. in the early 1900's. The company was in the automobile parts business, but started making metal toys in 1921. He made toys for his son out of scrap metal and turned that into a business. They made pull toys, small trucks and other work vehicles, and large vehicles children could ride. Buddy L was considered a pioneer in the steel toy field and held contracts with Marshall Fields and F. A. O. Schwarz. The company was sold during the depression. Earlier toys are generally higher quality and built to last. They are very desired by collectors and can bring a high price. The toys made later are still valued and sought after. Values depend upon rarity and condition.

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What an opportunity to own very collectible metal toy truck from Buddy L. This 1940 Baggage Truck is in fair condition. It still has all 4 wheels and they turn. The original paint is still there, but a bit worn and rusty due to its age and being a well loved and played with toy. The decals on each side are still in place, but one is more clear than the other. See the photos. The truck is almost 18" long and is 5" tall. The colors are red and yellow. Fred A. Lundahl owned Moline Pressed Steel Co. in the early 1900's. The company was in the automobile parts business, but started making metal toys in 1921. He made toys for his son out of scrap metal and turned that into a business. They made pull toys, small trucks and other work vehicles, and large vehicles children could ride. Buddy L was considered a pioneer in the steel toy field and held contracts with Marshall Fields and F. A. O. Schwarz. The company was sold during the depression. Earlier toys are generally higher quality and built to last. They are very desired by collectors and can bring a high price. The toys made later are still valued and sought after. Values depend upon rarity and condition.

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What an opportunity to own very collectible metal toy truck from Buddy L. This 1940 Baggage Truck is in fair condition. It still has all 4 wheels and they turn. The original paint is still there, but a bit worn and rusty due to its age and being a well loved and played with toy. The decals on each side are still in place, but one is more clear than the other. See the photos. The truck is almost 18" long and is 5" tall. The colors are red and yellow. Fred A. Lundahl owned Moline Pressed Steel Co. in the early 1900's. The company was in the automobile parts business, but started making metal toys in 1921. He made toys for his son out of scrap metal and turned that into a business. They made pull toys, small trucks and other work vehicles, and large vehicles children could ride. Buddy L was considered a pioneer in the steel toy field and held contracts with Marshall Fields and F. A. O. Schwarz. The company was sold during the depression. Earlier toys are generally higher quality and built to last. They are very desired by collectors and can bring a high price. The toys made later are still valued and sought after. Values depend upon rarity and condition.

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What an opportunity to own very collectible metal toy truck from Buddy L. This 1940 Baggage Truck is in fair condition. It still has all 4 wheels and they turn. The original paint is still there, but a bit worn and rusty due to its age and being a well loved and played with toy. The decals on each side are still in place, but one is more clear than the other. See the photos. The truck is almost 18" long and is 5" tall. The colors are red and yellow. Fred A. Lundahl owned Moline Pressed Steel Co. in the early 1900's. The company was in the automobile parts business, but started making metal toys in 1921. He made toys for his son out of scrap metal and turned that into a business. They made pull toys, small trucks and other work vehicles, and large vehicles children could ride. Buddy L was considered a pioneer in the steel toy field and held contracts with Marshall Fields and F. A. O. Schwarz. The company was sold during the depression. Earlier toys are generally higher quality and built to last. They are very desired by collectors and can bring a high price. The toys made later are still valued and sought after. Values depend upon rarity and condition.

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What an opportunity to own very collectible metal toy truck from Buddy L. This 1940 Baggage Truck is in fair condition. It still has all 4 wheels and they turn. The original paint is still there, but a bit worn and rusty due to its age and being a well loved and played with toy. The decals on each side are still in place, but one is more clear than the other. See the photos. The truck is almost 18" long and is 5" tall. The colors are red and yellow. Fred A. Lundahl owned Moline Pressed Steel Co. in the early 1900's. The company was in the automobile parts business, but started making metal toys in 1921. He made toys for his son out of scrap metal and turned that into a business. They made pull toys, small trucks and other work vehicles, and large vehicles children could ride. Buddy L was considered a pioneer in the steel toy field and held contracts with Marshall Fields and F. A. O. Schwarz. The company was sold during the depression. Earlier toys are generally higher quality and built to last. They are very desired by collectors and can bring a high price. The toys made later are still valued and sought after. Values depend upon rarity and condition.

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What an opportunity to own very collectible metal toy truck from Buddy L. This 1940 Baggage Truck is in fair condition. It still has all 4 wheels and they turn. The original paint is still there, but a bit worn and rusty due to its age and being a well loved and played with toy. The decals on each side are still in place, but one is more clear than the other. See the photos. The truck is almost 18" long and is 5" tall. The colors are red and yellow. Fred A. Lundahl owned Moline Pressed Steel Co. in the early 1900's. The company was in the automobile parts business, but started making metal toys in 1921. He made toys for his son out of scrap metal and turned that into a business. They made pull toys, small trucks and other work vehicles, and large vehicles children could ride. Buddy L was considered a pioneer in the steel toy field and held contracts with Marshall Fields and F. A. O. Schwarz. The company was sold during the depression. Earlier toys are generally higher quality and built to last. They are very desired by collectors and can bring a high price. The toys made later are still valued and sought after. Values depend upon rarity and condition.

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