Up for sale is a pair of vintage brass clam shell 2-candle holder sconces that are NEW IN BOX (NIB).I believe my grandmother purchased these brass, wall mounted candle holders sometime in the mid-1980's from Spiegel. One of these brass sconces are still sealed in its box - the other was just opened for taking pictures for various ads. PLEASE NOTE: The LAST picture in this ad was taken from the internet, so the new buyer can see what these beautiful brass clam shell sconces look like assembled!The price of $25.00 (cash) is firm. Please bring exact amount since there's a chance I am unable to make change.If interested please call between 9AM-8PM to schedule a time to meet at a public place somewhere in Berlin. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Clam Shell Sconces" in subject line so I know it's not Spam, otherwise your inquiry will go unanswered.
Up for sale are three Villanova University "Senior Dinner Dance 1987" champagne flutes. These flutes are 9.25" high and come with a hexagon-shaped stem. This stem is tapered, meaning: the stem is narrower towards the glass and slightly wider towards the base.On one side of these flutes have a painted seal/logo of Villanova University and the other side has "Senion Dinner Dance 1987"The cash price for these flutes are $10.00 each or $25.00 for three flutes, which is firm. Please bring exact amount since there's a chance I am unable to make change.If interested please call me to schedule a time to meet somewhere in Berlin. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Villanova Flutes" in subject line so I know it's not Spam, otherwise your inquiry will go unanswered.
Up for sale is a beautiful vintage 16" black velveteen/rhinestone choker necklace that used to belong to my grandmother. I believe she had purchased this sometime in the 1950's through the first half of the 1960's.The length of this choker necklace is 16 inches, not counting the hook. The larger beads are made of black velveteen and the smaller beads have rhinestones on them. Both ends of this beautiful choker necklace are shown on the last two pictures.The price of $20.00 (cash) is firm. Please bring exact amount since there's a chance I am unable to make change.If interested please call me to schedule a time to meet somewhere in Berlin. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Choker Necklace" in subject line so I know it's not Spam, otherwise your inquiry will go unanswered.
Up for sale are what's left from a plastic Nativity scenes. The Stable and Stars were purchased several years ago. The stable was used for one season & the stars were never used. $45.00 - Stable - This unit come with its original box, which is in pristine condition. This stable is made with a sturdy brown plastic and come with 4 steel stakes, which are inserted at the bottom of each leg so they can go into the ground to anchor the stable during windy days. The height of this stable is around 35" x 30" (width) x 27.5" (depth). This stable is large enough to place Mary and Joseph at the back corners, with baby Jesus in front of them (please see picture - I no longer have a baby Jesus but this should give you a good idea) all of your other Nativity components would have to be placed out of the stable. This stable also comes with a sheet of paper listing the components to these units. This stable is extremely difficult to find and if you're lucky to find one they normally go for $69-$70, plus tax.This is a very easy to assemble, since all of the non-metal components snap into one another, this should take 5-10 minutes to assemble. Finally: Mary & Joseph are not included with the stable.$15.00(Each) -14" White Star (2) - These units were purchased several years ago and NEVER used. These are in excellent condition and come with their electrical wiring & bulb. These also still have their original manufacturer's (Grand Venture) stickers on them. This sticker also specifies these stars can be used indoors or outdoors.$15.00 - Mary & Joseph - These are plastic figures that do NOT come with their electrical wiring. The new owner will also need to weigh these down with something, such as a small trash bag filled with some sand. These statues are in good overall condition and the only issue I see is very slight yellowing on the back of Mary - I believe this was caused by something dripping down the back of this statue (see picture). This yellowing can't be seen when looking at the front of the statue but it can be seen from behind, just to the left of the hole used for the electrical wiring - this begins on Mary's shoulder and runs down to the bottom. This discoloration is minimal, in my opinion, but I thought I'd mention it.My asking price (cash) for each of these Nativity lawn ornament components are firm. Please bring exact amount, since there's a chance I won't be able to make change.If interested please call between 9AM to 8PM to schedule an appointment to meet at a public place in Berlin. In the event I don't answer please leave a voice message and I'll get back to you. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Nativity Stable" in subject line so I know it's not Spam, otherwise your inquiry will go unanswered.
Up for sale is a set of four (4) 1955 Cadillac Kelsey-Hayes Sabre wheels.These wheels would be considered drivers, since all four wheels has light pitting around the vanes, along with some very light scratches. One wheel has light green spotting here and there - I guess this is oxidation. All four wheels has the part number "38612", along with "Alcoa", "Kelsey" and "Hayes" stamped inside the hub. All four wheels has the date stamp "54" (1954) and "11" (November) but the "11" is difficult to read on one of the wheels. These wheels were manufactured using the "Split Rim" design. These wheels do NOT come with their center cap.It is my understanding if you plan to use these wheels on the front of a 1957/1958 Cadillac they will require spacers and longer studs.My selling price of $750.00 (Cash) for this set of four Sabre wheels is firm. Please bring the exact amount since I may not be able to make change.If interested please call mey land line to schedule a time to meet in Berlin. If I don't answer please leave a voice message since I don't send/receive texts. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Sabre Wheel" in subject line so I know it's not spam otherwise your e-mail will go unanswered.
Up for sale is a 1956 Cadillac Kelsey-Hayes Sabre wheel. This wheel is in excellent condition and makes pretty good looking driver, since it has light pitting around the vanes, along with some very light scratches. The only issue with this wheel is a blemish near the end, it appears NOT to be road rash but seems to have been caused by something heavy dropping on it. Luckily, given the way these newer versions of Sabre wheels have been constructed, with the steel wheel immediately behind the Sabre chromed face, this appears to be an easy fix. The part number is: 39796 and the date stamp on the wheel's side says "56" (1956). My selling price of $250.00 (Cash) for this Sabre wheel is firm. Please bring the exact amount since chances are high I won't be able to make change. If interested please call me between 9AM - 8PM to schedule a time to meet. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Sabre Wheel" in subject line so I know it's not spam otherwise your e-mail will go unanswered.
Up for sale is a lightly used hood ornament for a 1971 - 1978 Cadillac Eldorado.I had purchased this ornament NOS and had it installed on my 1976 Eldorado. Unfortunately, about a year later this vehicle was rear-ended and I donated the car to Purple Heart. I removed this hood ornament prior to the vehicle being picked up.This hood ornament comes with a clip but I don't have the spring.This ornament is in excellent condition. This ornament has been exposed to a year’s worth of sun, rain, etc. while sitting in my driveway, since I would use this vehicle once in a while locally. My asking price is $65.00 (cash) which is firm. Please bring the exact amount since there is a chance I won't be able to make change.If you're interested in purchasing this beautiful hood ornament please call me between 9AM to 9PM to schedule a time to meet at a public location in Berlin, NJ. If I don't answer please leave a voice message since I don't send/receive texts.
Up for sale is a limited edition Disneyland's 40th anniversary (1955-1995) plate - Sleeping Beauty's Castle by The Bradford Exchange. This is Plate One in the series.This plate features Mickey and Minnie Mouse with Tinkerbell flying overhead. This gold rimmed plate is in nice condition with no chips or cracks.The plate/COA number is: 1549G The Bradex number is: 84-B10-454.1This plate comes with its Certificate of Authenticity, which has a write-up on the opposite side. This plate does NOT come with its original Styrofoam container.The price of $10.00 (cash) is firm. Please bring exact amount since there's a chance I am unable to make change.If interested please call me to schedule a time to meet somewhere in Berlin. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Disneyland Plate" in subject line so I know it's not Spam, otherwise your inquiry will go unanswered.
Up for sale is a pair of hand painted poodle wall plaques by the Miller Studios that are NEW IN BOX (NIB).My grandmother purchased this pair of plaques sometime in the late-1960's/early-1970's. These plaques were hand painted and are in excellent condition with no cracks or chips. These plaques are still in their original box, which is sealed with cellophane.The price of $25.00 (cash) is firm. Please bring exact amount since there's a chance I am unable to make change.If interested please call me to schedule a time to meet somewhere in Berlin. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Poodle Plaques" in subject line so I know it's not Spam, otherwise your inquiry will go unanswered.
Up for sale is a rare hardcover 1903 State of New Jersey Legislative Manual. The author is T. F. Fitzgerald and this book has 548 pages.The only condition issues I see are:a) There's a rip in the paper immediately behind the front cover, next to the "Compliments of" handwritten inscription (see picture).b) The top corner of the front cover has frayed a little (see picture).c) There's a black dot on the bottom of the book (see picture) - saturation appears to be limited to this small area on the bottom of the book.d) There's a slight rip on the corner of the binding (lower rear portion - see picture). This would appear in the upper-right hand corner of "1903" on the side of the book.Handwritten on the inside cover is: "Compliments of A. C. Heulings" (Albert C. Heulings perhaps?). Albert C. Heulings is listed elsewhere, via a Google internet search as:a) Clerk to Committee on Judiciary of General Assembly, session 1902.b) Mr. Heulings appears to have been a Camden, NJ attorney with an office at 415 Market Street at the time.c) His family owned the historic "Albert C Heulings House" in Moorestown, NJ., built in 1870.d) This Mr. Heulings lived between 1878-1937.The pages appear to be in excellent condition for a book that's 113 years old with no handwriting, rips or bent pages. Due to the limited number of pictures allowed I devoted the last four pictures to this book's minor flaws.My asking price is $15.00 (cash) which is firm. Please arrive with exact amount since I may be unable to make change.If interested please call between 9AM to 8PM to schedule a time to meet at a public location in Berlin. I expect to be in and out so please leave a message and I'll get back to you. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "NJ Book" in subject line, so I know it's not spam, otherwise your e-mail will go ignored.
Up for sale is a pair of my late grandmother's vintage high heeled shoes from New York City's Paradise Bootery. I would think she bought these sometime between 1956 - 1965 although I am not sure of the exact date. These shoes have red top straps with various light blue, dark blue, red and green colored blocks, most of which have some white embedded within each block with the exception of the dark blue block which has light blue embedded instead. All of these little blocks have gold speckles as well. The strap on back is attached to two elastic bands, both of which have plenty of elasticity. The heel is 2 1/4" high, as measured from the very back of shoe. There's leather padding at the lower part of the shoe, which is surrounded in gold. The upper part of the shoe has "Paradise Bootery; 1586 B'way; NYC" written on the gold upper. On the bottom, at the arch of the shoe, there's a number "5", which can be seen clearly since there's very little wear. This pair of shoes do not come with a box. Somebody e-mailed me a question about the measurement inside the shoe, from heel to toe, so I thought I would revise my description to include this information: I had taken a vinyl tape measure and measured the inside of the shoe, starting at the back of the heel to the tip of the toe and it came out as 8 3/4". I also measured the width of these shoes, just below the forward strap (closest to the tip of the shoe), and the width is 3". My grandmother had used these shoes rarely since there's very little wear since you can see the shoe size clearly on the sole, as shown in the picture. Everything with these shoes appear to be great shape. (such as the top part of shoe, including straps, sole and heel). My asking price is $20.00 (cash) which is firm. If you're interested in this beautiful pair of vintage high heeled shoes please call me between 9AM to 9PM to schedule a time to meet at a public location in Berlin, NJ.
Up for sale are six (6) antique "1857 ASCO" (American Silver Company - now International Silver Company since 1935) pastry/pie forks from their 1901 "Lawrence" Pattern.These forks has four tines, with the first and second tine connected together and beveled. It is typically designed so that it can be used with the right hand, while the left hand holds the plate. It therefore has the left side widened to be used like a knife to cut the pastry/pie when pressed down on the plate. The "1857 ASCO" Hallmark is on the upper back of each fork (see picture). Just below this hallmark is the number "6" - this may be a pattern number. Also on the back of each fork is the following: "PAT APRIL 9 1901" - I am thinking this may be the date of manufacture. All of these pieces have minor scratches, spotting and wear. It also should be noted these forks are nice and heavy. The selling price of $55.00 (cash) is firm. Please bring the exact amount, since I may not be able to make change. If interested please call me between 9AM - 9PM to schedule a time to meet at a public place in Berlin.
Up for sale is a set of four (4) 1954 Cadillac Kelsey-Hayes Sabre wheels. These wheels would be considered drivers, since all four wheels has light pitting around the vanes, along with some very light scratches. One wheel has light green spotting here and there - I guess this is oxidation. All four wheels has the part number "38612", along with "Alcoa", "Kelsey" and "Hayes" stamped inside the hub. All four wheels has the date stamp "54" (1954) and "11" (November) but the "11" is difficult to read on one of the wheels. My selling price of $1,000.00 (Cash) for this set of Sabre wheels is firm. I thought I would start out by advertising these on Classified Ads in the event there's a local buyer around - that way they don't have to pay shipping on these four wheels. If interested please call me at 856-767-8795 to schedule a time to meet. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Sabre Wheel" in subject line so I know it's not spam otherwise your e-mail will go unanswered.
Up for sale is a set of four (4) 1954 Cadillac Kelsey-Hayes Sabre wheels. These wheels would be considered drivers, since all four wheels has light pitting around the vanes, along with some very light scratches. One wheel has light green spotting here and there - I guess this is oxidation. All four wheels has the part number "38612", along with "Alcoa", "Kelsey" and "Hayes" stamped inside the hub. All four wheels has the date stamp "54" (1954) and "11" (November) but the "11" is difficult to read on one of the wheels. My selling price of $850.00 (Cash) for this set of four Sabre wheels is firm. Please bring the exact amount since I may not be able to make change. If interested please call my land line to schedule a time to meet. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Sabre Wheel" in subject line so I know it's not spam otherwise your e-mail will go unanswered.
Up for sale is a 1956 Cadillac Kelsey-Hayes Sabre wheel. This wheel is a pretty good looking driver, since it has light pitting around the vanes, along with some very light scratches. The only issue with this wheel is a blemish near the end, it appears NOT to be road rash but seems to have been caused by something heavy dropping on it. Luckily, given the way these newer versions of Sabre wheels have been constructed, with the steel wheel immediately behind the Sabre chromed face, this appears to be an easy fix. The part number is: 39796 and the date stamp on the wheel's side says "56" (1956). My selling price of $280.00 (Cash) for this Sabre wheel is firm. Please bring the exact amount since chances are high I won't be able to make change. If interested please call my land line to schedule a time to meet. If you prefer to send an e-mail please put "Sabre Wheel" in subject line so I know it's not spam otherwise your e-mail will go unanswered.
