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Beautiful Wenatchee Valley (50) Year Antique Collector Online Auction SALE!

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207 Online Auction Items

Cuckoo clock: Made in Germany 25, Germany stamped in wood, GM 1731483 on the left, 1741584, 1718788, 1735294 Egula as found

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Made in Italy Nativity Scene and old ornaments

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Made in Italy Nativity Scene and old ornaments

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Games: Monopoly, Battleship, Pictionary 1st edition and 2nd edition, Taboo, Spirograph, 2 crib games, back gammon, Sequence, Yahtzee and score cards, 10 pin bowling, Dominos

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Coke/ Pepsi grouping

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Faux Pearls groupings

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Jewelry: Japan, Fabiola, Shells, nuts, Misc.

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Gold toned jewelry

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Silver toned Jewelry, Spoons Community 4, 4 jewelry boxes, buttons, creamer/sugar

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Greyhound grouping: Poster 85/100, sign, paper goods, ticket punch, good driver patches, 5 year service pin, watch, magnets

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Greyhound grouping: Poster 85/100, sign, paper goods, ticket punch, good driver patches, 5 year service pin, watch, magnets

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Greyhound grouping: Poster 85/100, sign, paper goods, ticket punch, good driver patches, 5 year service pin, watch, magnets

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Jars: Ball regular mouth blue 2, 1 Ball pint blue, Kerr wide mouth Â½ gallon, with glass lids and rings, Kerr Â½ gallon regular mouth, St Louis Dairy Co. milk bottle, unmarked dairy jar, Schrom jar, Darigold Buttermilk jar, 1 gallon jug, Schilling 2-pound coffee jar, Planters covered jar, cabin jar

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Jars: Ball regular mouth blue 2, 1 Ball pint blue, Kerr wide mouth Â½ gallon, with glass lids and rings, Kerr Â½ gallon regular mouth, St Louis Dairy Co. milk bottle, unmarked dairy jar, Schrom jar, Darigold Buttermilk jar, 1 gallon jug, Schilling 2-pound coffee jar, Planters covered jar, cabin jar

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Horsman 14â€ blonde doll, EEGEE, 14 marked doll, unmarked doll, Cloth small doll, Black plastic doll, old baby doll, clothes, blankets, baby bowl marked WS George

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Dy DEE Baby doll? In rough shape, E.I.H. Inc. doll sleepy eyes, open mouth with teeth, Mary Poppins doll? plastic baseball dressed boy doll

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White vases, E.O. Brody Co USA on 2, Nutcracker with red metal lid, green topped syrup jar, Fostoria American pitcher, Italy covered dish

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Kitchen lot, large colander, old metal churn, Misc. other items see picture

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Kitchen lot, cabbage cutter as found, Foley food mill, bottle capper marked Comstock Boltan Co Kansas City, Mo

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Empty jewelry boxes, gift boxes

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â€œThe oldest living thingâ€, framed

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Black cast iron Fan, Emerson Electric St. Louis, Mo as found

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Black cast iron Fan, Emerson Electric St. Louis, Mo as found

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Black cast iron Fan, Emerson Electric St. Louis, Mo as found

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Black cast iron Fan, Emerson Electric St. Louis, Mo as found

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Black cast iron Fan, Emerson Electric St. Louis, Mo as found

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Black cast iron Fan, Emerson Electric St. Louis, Mo as found

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Black cast iron Fan, Emerson Electric St. Louis, Mo as found

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Small childâ€™s wicker chair, red/green design on back, painted? Good condition

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Small childâ€™s wicker chair, red/green design on back, painted? Good condition

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Small childâ€™s wicker chair, red/green design on back, painted? Good condition

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Small childâ€™s wicker chair, red/green design on back, painted? Good condition

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Sewing cabinet, Sides fold open, 3 drawers, The Walter L. Lillie Co. Columbus, OH great condition

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Sewing cabinet, Sides fold open, 3 drawers, The Walter L. Lillie Co. Columbus, OH great condition

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Sewing cabinet, Sides fold open, 3 drawers, The Walter L. Lillie Co. Columbus, OH great condition

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Sewing cabinet, Sides fold open, 3 drawers, The Walter L. Lillie Co. Columbus, OH great condition

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Childs homemade toy riding toy, rubber tires, normal wear

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Childs homemade toy riding toy, rubber tires, normal wear

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Childs homemade toy riding toy, rubber tires, normal wear

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Mining pan, ladle, Daily World Jr. Dealer bag and board, 2 Seattle First National Bank bags Wenatchee, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco bag, money box Shovel

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Wenatchee Wild Hockey Team collection, 7 Bobble heads, blankets, bells, great collection for the Wild Fans, see picture

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Sewing, knitting, crocheting lot see picture

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Maintain a piece of history with this Oak Icebox made by the Automatic Morrison Illinois co

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Maintain a piece of history with this Oak Icebox made by the Automatic Morrison Illinois co

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Maintain a piece of history with this Oak Icebox made by the Automatic Morrison Illinois co

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Maintain a piece of history with this Oak Icebox made by the Automatic Morrison Illinois co

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Maintain a piece of history with this Oak Icebox made by the Automatic Morrison Illinois co

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Maintain a piece of history with this Oak Icebox made by the Automatic Morrison Illinois co

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Maintain a piece of history with this Oak Icebox made by the Automatic Morrison Illinois co

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McCoy vase grapes and leaves 9 Â½â€, McCoy Wishing Well planter, Germany marked elephant pitcher, black tall vase Italy all in great condition

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McCoy vase grapes and leaves 9 Â½â€, McCoy Wishing Well planter, Germany marked elephant pitcher, black tall vase Italy all in great condition

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Wright & McGill NW Special fishing reel 8 1/2â€™ mini Ferrules

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Wright & McGill NW Special fishing reel 8 1/2â€™ mini Ferrules

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Vintage christmas tree rotating light, Works, E20695 120v, 90 cycles

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Nikon N2000 camera and accessories

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Seiko Stardust clock, plays Make a wish upon a star, An det Schonen Blauen Donau, Yesterday once more, Memory, Waltz of the Flowers, Moon River, battery operated

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Seiko Stardust clock, plays Make a wish upon a star, An det Schonen Blauen Donau, Yesterday once more, Memory, Waltz of the Flowers, Moon River, battery operated

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Vintage Floor lamp with 2 glass globes, needs work and cleaning

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Oval framed picture of lady, maybe hand colored , no marks

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Curio Cabinet, glass doors in the upper, beautiful piece, excellent condition

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Vintage 1970 Garrard Modular Stereo system Electrophonic turntable model 26, stereo works, turntable works, missing hood, Realistic stereo cassette music system tested stereo AM/FM works, turntable, does not power down after plugged in, 2 2 2 Realistic speakers 6â€ sub, 2â€ tweeter, Realistic Deluxe Surface mount speakers, dual 4â€ cone speakers

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Mirror Aluminum wash pan AGM Co, 2 bird houses, horseshoe hanger, garden stake, old sprinklers, sprinkler heads, old seed packets, square tub, garden tools

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Mirror Aluminum wash pan AGM Co, 2 bird houses, horseshoe hanger, garden stake, old sprinklers, sprinkler heads, old seed packets, square tub, garden tools

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This item is called The Dick Smith Nail Stripper. About the turn of the century, especially in California, the growth of commercial agriculture began to boom. Both fruits and vegetables were packed in wooden crates and lots of crates were needed. Today most of the boxes are cardboard or plastic. There were no nail guns or power staplers in those days as it was all done by hand labor. The crates were assembled and nailed by hand. When nails were purchased, they were furnished in kegs filled with bulk nails. If you've ever tried to use bulk nails, they are slow to pull out of the pile and they will wipe your hands out in short order. In 1913, a man named Dick Smith invented this nail stripper. You dumped a handful of the bulk nails into it, shook it a little and the nails dropped into several slots with the heads all up top. If you lifted the slotted unit up fast enough on its pivot, the nails would drop into two more slots ready to be grabbed and hammered into the crates. This is a simple idea, but when you look at this unit, youÃ¢e(tm)ll really appreciate the amount of precision fabrication and soldering that it took to build it. It even has an adjustment for the size of the nails. The entire thing is enclosed in a self-contained folding box that measures 8 by 17 inches. The second part that you see in the photo that looks like an elongated dustpan with a tin bottom, sits under the slots and catches any nails that might escape when youÃ¢e(tm)re working fast. When you catch enough nails, you pull the pan out and dump them back into the slots. It also can be used to clean up the nails on the workbench.

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This item is called The Dick Smith Nail Stripper. About the turn of the century, especially in California, the growth of commercial agriculture began to boom. Both fruits and vegetables were packed in wooden crates and lots of crates were needed. Today most of the boxes are cardboard or plastic. There were no nail guns or power staplers in those days as it was all done by hand labor. The crates were assembled and nailed by hand. When nails were purchased, they were furnished in kegs filled with bulk nails. If you've ever tried to use bulk nails, they are slow to pull out of the pile and they will wipe your hands out in short order. In 1913, a man named Dick Smith invented this nail stripper. You dumped a handful of the bulk nails into it, shook it a little and the nails dropped into several slots with the heads all up top. If you lifted the slotted unit up fast enough on its pivot, the nails would drop into two more slots ready to be grabbed and hammered into the crates. This is a simple idea, but when you look at this unit, youÃ¢e(tm)ll really appreciate the amount of precision fabrication and soldering that it took to build it. It even has an adjustment for the size of the nails. The entire thing is enclosed in a self-contained folding box that measures 8 by 17 inches. The second part that you see in the photo that looks like an elongated dustpan with a tin bottom, sits under the slots and catches any nails that might escape when youÃ¢e(tm)re working fast. When you catch enough nails, you pull the pan out and dump them back into the slots. It also can be used to clean up the nails on the workbench.

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This item is called The Dick Smith Nail Stripper. About the turn of the century, especially in California, the growth of commercial agriculture began to boom. Both fruits and vegetables were packed in wooden crates and lots of crates were needed. Today most of the boxes are cardboard or plastic. There were no nail guns or power staplers in those days as it was all done by hand labor. The crates were assembled and nailed by hand. When nails were purchased, they were furnished in kegs filled with bulk nails. If you've ever tried to use bulk nails, they are slow to pull out of the pile and they will wipe your hands out in short order. In 1913, a man named Dick Smith invented this nail stripper. You dumped a handful of the bulk nails into it, shook it a little and the nails dropped into several slots with the heads all up top. If you lifted the slotted unit up fast enough on its pivot, the nails would drop into two more slots ready to be grabbed and hammered into the crates. This is a simple idea, but when you look at this unit, youÃ¢e(tm)ll really appreciate the amount of precision fabrication and soldering that it took to build it. It even has an adjustment for the size of the nails. The entire thing is enclosed in a self-contained folding box that measures 8 by 17 inches. The second part that you see in the photo that looks like an elongated dustpan with a tin bottom, sits under the slots and catches any nails that might escape when youÃ¢e(tm)re working fast. When you catch enough nails, you pull the pan out and dump them back into the slots. It also can be used to clean up the nails on the workbench.

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Hand-carved Unique and hard to find, perfect for your Man Cave. and your King of the house! Wood and leather high chairs

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Tools: Kraeuter USA Dreadnought 330 Spike Atha USA, drop forged Owatonna tool co. USA 5/8 N C20 Wrench, Drop forged USA Â½ Stanley Handyman No H-157 6â€ USA Clamps 2, Cushion Grip Hammer Stanley 54-516 16oz 450G Compo-cast USA Dead Blow Unicast hammer

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Wooden Gun Case, has key to lock., in great condition, could be repurposed into a curio cabinet

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Wooden 8-sided table painted rough top

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Machete by John Clarneason 1945, shef N.E.V.A. field Corporate mark, shovel, binoculars, torches, 2 hooks, crowbar, jack, 2 pulleys

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Machete by John Clarneason 1945, shef N.E.V.A. field Corporate mark, shovel, binoculars, torches, 2 hooks, crowbar, jack, 2 pulleys

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Old shop work bench

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Durbin non spread mouth patented St. Louis, MO pipe threader, Ridgid 114 USA, pull chain, The Toledo GTD Corpâ€™n Greenfield, Mass USA #1

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Durbin non spread mouth patented St. Louis, MO pipe threader, Ridgid 114 USA, pull chain, The Toledo GTD Corpâ€™n Greenfield, Mass USA #1

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Durbin non spread mouth patented St. Louis, MO pipe threader, Ridgid 114 USA, pull chain, The Toledo GTD Corpâ€™n Greenfield, Mass USA #1

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Durbin non spread mouth patented St. Louis, MO pipe threader, Ridgid 114 USA, pull chain, The Toledo GTD Corpâ€™n Greenfield, Mass USA #1

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Durbin non spread mouth patented St. Louis, MO pipe threader, Ridgid 114 USA, pull chain, The Toledo GTD Corpâ€™n Greenfield, Mass USA #1

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Wooden low rocking chair, Wooden highchair, painted

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Traxxas R.C. Truck, B0773073, Car Action Magazine Aug. 2001, parts, 4 extra tires, antenna is broken on controller

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Sears model #110 27500 Craftsman Scroll saw, Domestic Electric Motor Volts 110 RPM 1750 Grinder, Montgomery Ward Belt sander Model 14FD879A

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Sears model #110 27500 Craftsman Scroll saw, Domestic Electric Motor Volts 110 RPM 1750 Grinder, Montgomery Ward Belt sander Model 14FD879A

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Sears model #110 27500 Craftsman Scroll saw, Domestic Electric Motor Volts 110 RPM 1750 Grinder, Montgomery Ward Belt sander Model 14FD879A

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Sears model #110 27500 Craftsman Scroll saw, Domestic Electric Motor Volts 110 RPM 1750 Grinder, Montgomery Ward Belt sander Model 14FD879A

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Two-tier wood and gold-toned floor lamp with shade works

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Craftsman table saw Ball Bearings #1030211, Craftsman Ball Bearing #1030502 Planer, Craftsman Â½ hp, Craftsman vise

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Craftsman table saw Ball Bearings #1030211, Craftsman Ball Bearing #1030502 Planer, Craftsman Â½ hp, Craftsman vise

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Craftsman table saw Ball Bearings #1030211, Craftsman Ball Bearing #1030502 Planer, Craftsman Â½ hp, Craftsman vise

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Craftsman table saw Ball Bearings #1030211, Craftsman Ball Bearing #1030502 Planer, Craftsman Â½ hp, Craftsman vise

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10â€ radial arm saw Craftsman, 16" direct drive Scroll saw, Craftsman 113.236110 made in Taiwan

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10â€ radial arm saw Craftsman, 16" direct drive Scroll saw, Craftsman 113.236110 made in Taiwan

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Dunlap Drill Press, 101.03541 1/3hp Sears

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Smelting stove? Clayton and Lambert Manufacturing Co. Detroit, Mich USA CL

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Smelting stove? Clayton and Lambert Manufacturing Co. Detroit, Mich USA CL

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Smelting stove? Clayton and Lambert Manufacturing Co. Detroit, Mich USA CL

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Smelting stove? Clayton and Lambert Manufacturing Co. Detroit, Mich USA CL

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Pictures: Trees, Sunflowers signed Arla, Beach signed Susan Hutenlocher, Mountains, windmill, Little boy

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2 farm pictures, unsigned plus other unmarked pictures

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Harley Davidson Jean jackets, 2XL and LTall, 2XL collar frayed, sign, license cover, derby cover kit, small cover

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Blue Ribbon #12 crock, small chips on bottom

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