Saturday August 30th

8 Little Childrens’ books, vintage sportscar calendar, Paul Howard’s Cotton Pickin’ Song book

Vintage Collector Card Stars from back in 1909 & onward. Addie Joss, Hank o’Day, Nick Altrock, Johnny Broaca, John Sheridan & more!

Vintage View master! Both viewer and discs in great condition. Ready to be enjoyed!

Plush Minnie Mouse doll along with a collection of durable plastic Peanuts Characters to enjoy!

Bank of the World & Boy scout (PAT 9650) Made in Japan, tin with bright design, Seal has wheels which make flippers move

Vintage tin noise makers, bright designs, simply made to last (7 pieces)

Two beautiful porcelain dolls in vintage attire. In addition, a mime doll joins them.

Leather vintage boxing gloves, made by Wellinger & Dunn Leather Goods Ltd. In Toronto Canada, #9845 on palm of gloves

Four Little Golden book/record items as well as three others of various makers. A favourite for anyone growing up in the 70’s.

KooKoo Clock chimes Hickory, Dickory Dock, FP Radio plays,” When you wish upon a star”, when wound up.

Musical instuments for fun! Rubex cube and a Hootbot! A compact and very cute toy from the 80’s.

The elusive Pink Panther! This plush toy is bendable, so he can sit upright and stand. A rare find!!

Vintage Weeble Wobbles! Includes four Weeble people and one Weeble puppy! Playground set also.

Original vintage Smurf School Bus. Four Smurfs included along with bus with opening doors! Toy from the 70’s

Four Garfield Characters with scooters/boards/cars and motorbike. Garfields are a soft rubber, and all pieces are in excellent condition.

Collectible Doll in original box, tag still on, in pristine condition.

Two beautifully done pieces framed in custom wood frames. 17 ¼” wide x 20.5” high (frame)

Four wooden sewing machine drawers. Often used for decorative purposes- painted and used for storage in everyday living spaces. Drawers are 5

Various makers, aluminum and cast, (Enterprise, Husqvarna, Alexanderwerk)

Rose pattern touch lamp with gold base and edging, missing one screw to secure glass panel at top. A simple screw/nut would fix this.