This lot features what is believed to be a Rivarossi 1396 HO Scale Southern Crescent railroad 4-6-2 metal Steam Locomotive & Tender. This model is in great condition visually with little ware. However, this engine may need some cleaning in the wheels. Untested Approx. dims 12.5"L x 1"W x 2.25"H XG

This HO Scale Mantua 99 Southern Pacific 0-4-0 metal Steam Locomotive & Tender is in good condition. There are a few chips in the paint on the engine and the plastic gear on the bottom will need to be cleaned. Untested Approx. Dims 8.5"L x 1.5"W x 2"H XG

This HO Scale Rivarossi "The John Wilkes" 2102 Lehigh Valley 4-6-2 Steam Locomotive & Tender is in decent condition and primarily comprised of plastic. The front of the engine is a loose and will come free if not careful, it will likely need to be glued. In addition to this, one of the metal side railing is missing. Untested Approx. Dims 14"L x 1.5" W 2.5"H XG

This vintage HO Scale Gilbert 433 American Flyer 0-6-0 Steam Locomotive & Tender is in good vintage condition and fully cast in metal. There are a few scratches in the paint on the engine and the wheels will need to be cleaned. Untested Approx. Dims 9.5"L 1.5"W 2"H XG

This HO Scale Hornby 4472 "Flying Scotsman" 4-6-2 metal Steam Locomotive & Tender is in great condition. There looks to be no scuffs or visible ware, however, the tender has a loose clip closest to the engine. Untested Approx. Dims 11.5"L x 1.5"W x 2"H XG

This HO Scale Bachman 1111 Rio Grande 2-8-0 metal Steam Locomotive & Tender is in great condition. There is a small amount of ware on the tender. Untested Approx Dims 10.5"L x 1.5"W x 2.5"H XG

This HO Scale Mehno 2102 Lehigh Valley 4-6-2 metal Steam Locomotive is in good condition with some minor loss of paint along the engine & tender. Otherwise this train is very clean. Untested Approx. Dims 12.5"L x 1.5"W x 2.25"H XG

This HO Scale Bachman Spectrum 80-Ton Three-Truck "Shay" all metal Steam Locomotive & Tender is in great condition with only slight ware of paint along some edges. Untested Approx. Dims 8.25"L x 1.5"W x 2.25"H XG

This HO Scale Bachman Spectrum 2-truck Climax all metal steam locomotive & Tender is in great condition with minor paint ware and one side railing that has broken but is still attached to the engine and repairable. Untested Approx. Dims 8"L x 1.5"W x 2.25"H XG

This HOn3 Scale Brass Red Ball Various Roads Mack Railbus is in very good condition with only slight ware and discoloration. A clean shinning would complete this awesome piece. Untested Approx. Dims 3.75"L x 1.25"W x 1.5"H XG

This item is a vintage era HO Scale Model Clear Lake Lumber Company 6 2-6-2 Metal Steam Locomotive. It is in decent condition with a fair amount of ware on the front and underside of the engine. Unknown manufacturer. Untested Approx. Dims 6"L x 1.5"W 2.5"H XG

This HO Scale metal A.T.&S.F Santa Fe 0-4-0 Dockside Steam Locomotive is in decent condition. Visually there are only a few scuffs in the paint on the top of the engine, however, the back pair of wheels seem to be stuck in place. Unknown manufacturer. Untested Approx. Dims 4"L 1.5"W x 2"H XG

This HO Scale Kadee Brass 3 Sequoia Ore & Dock Company 4-0-4 Steam Locomotive is in good vintage condition. There is a small amount paint ware along the engine. It does lift directly in half, seemingly missing three screws that would hold the frame to the chassis. Untested Approx. Dims 7"L x 1.5"W x 2.25" H XG

Some great unique pieces for any railroad collector. Several used Santa Fe railroad tickets from the 1930's to include colorful ticket envelopes. Also included is a new, unused Santa Fe Railroad "Jiffy" foldable ashtray and 3 train travel brochures. They are dated 1915, 1938 and 1951. All pieces are in good condition. MD

The Sony A300, is a very accessible digital camera for the beginning photographer. Full of quality features, it can be run on a fully automatic basis, or, you can choose several modes for shooting (including fully manual), that allow for more discretion and control for the photographer. The camera comes with a 18-70mm zoom lens as the standard lens. There is also a 75-300 zoom lens that can be easily switched for those times when a longer lens is called for. The serial number for the camera body is: 825606. The 18-70MM lens' serial number is: 2202058. The serial number for the 75-300mm lens is: 020463. The camera and both lenses are in excellent, like-new, condition. This camera has not been tested due to the battery being fully discharged and no charging cable being included. We are confident that the camera works as expected. DPG

The premier piece of this assortment of books is the June 1963 Official Guide of the Railways, a monthly publication. Also included is The History of BNSF, The Art of Railroad, Ticket to the Toltec and The Historic Alpine Tunnel, Colorado & SouthernRy, Co. by Dow Helmers. MD

Total of 8 railroad collectibles to include two framed David Tutwiler prints, 3 oversized post cards and 3 regular sized postcards. MD

Some vintage collectible Santa Fe Railroad memorabilia to include stapler with Santa Fe cap, Santa Fe Railroad cards, a safety can, envelopes, pads and pens and more. MD

Some very nice food car related Santa Fe Railroad items. Included are 10 Santa Fe cocktail napkins with the Native American boy, an El Capitan menu, a Coffee Time placard card and a book about the importance of canned foods titled "Delicious Foods in Tin and Glass" endorsed by the Santa Fe Railroad. All pieces are in good condition. MD

Vintage ERTL International front loader / backhoe tractor toy. Metal and plastic. Rear tires are rubber. Stamped 0549 on the bottom. Measures 21" long. Missing the exhaust stack on the front. MD

Vintage metal and plastic ERTL dump truck stamped 3605 Made In The USA. Measures 10 1/4" long. Paint has some bubble on hood, minor rust in dump bed. MD

Mid-20th century modern blown crackle glass liquor decanter by Blenko in stunning sapphire blue. Features a bulbous design with timeless appeal. Measures 8 1/2" tall and is in very good condition. GE

12" - Inverted stopper

Vintage Rainbow crackle amber glass bottle with a bulbous stopper, standing 10 1/2" tall. The bottle is in very good condition, showcasing its vibrant amber hue and distinctive crackle finish. GE

Vintage amber glass decanter with a pedestal base and flat stopper, measuring 17 1/2" tall. This piece is in excellent condition, showcasing a timeless design and rich amber color. GE

This rare 1940's Smith Miller Fruehauf Flatbed Lowboy is in great vintage condition, with all original wheels in working order. The paint has started to wear with a fair amount of caked on dirt, but there is little to no rust to speak of. 26"L x 6.5"W x 5.25"H XG

An assortment of Santa Fe railroad ephemera to include time tables, rule books, safety rules and schedules and more. MD

This pair of blackware wedding-style vases features traditional craftsmanship and are both in excellent condition: Small Wedding Vase: Signed "GG 1986," this vase measures 4 inches tall by 4 1/4 inches wide. Its classic design and detailed craftsmanship make it a timeless piece. Larger Wedding Vase: Signed with an "M," this vase stands 6 inches tall and 4 3/4 inches wide. Its elegant shape and rich black finish highlight its traditional appeal. GE

What a great piece of Americana / Railroadiana memorabilia. This is a 2" x 4" oval Pennsylvania Railroad train plaque, The front of plate has the numbers 83105 and the rear is stamped M42750. MD

What a great gift for you child or grandchild. Let them rock back and forth enough to tire themselves and take a nap. I'm sure this toy will also help with developing gross motor skills, creativity, and imagination. Rocking horse measures 25”H x 37”L x 12”W". Piece is in very good condition. No rips, tears or stains noted. MD

AHM Rivarossi 2-8-8-2 AT&SF #2197 Mallet Steam Locomotive Tender HO. Pieced is marked Made in Italy 7710 on the bottom. Engine appears to be all in tact. MD

Total of 28 HO scale train cars marked PRR / Pennsylvania. Baggage cars, mail car, coal cars and a caboose. All appear to be in good condition. Some may have minor flaws due to the delicate nature of the small intricate pieces. MD

This is a Bachman 4-8-4 locomotive with tender with smoke. This is the New York Central #6008. Comes with original box and instructions. All appear to be in good condition. Some may have minor flaws due to the delicate nature of the small intricate pieces. MD

HO gauge Spectrum By Bachmann 5425 Pennsylvania engine & tender. Both pieces appear to be in tact and are in good condition. MD

Here is a Fujiyama HO BRASS ATSF 4-6-2 Class 1337 Steam Locomotive & Tender - Unpainted in original box. This features brass construction, metal wheels, powerful motor, and realistic detailing. Pieces appear to be in new / near new condition. MD

New in the box CMX HO scale " The Clean Machine" track cleaner. Piece comes in original box and instruction. Appears to be new and unused. MD

Total of 14 HO scale train cars marked Lehigh Valley / LV. Included are coal and cargo cars.. All appear to be in good condition. Some may have minor flaws due to the delicate nature of the small intricate pieces. MD

Total of 18 HO scale train cars marked Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande Western. Included are coal cars, log car, tank car, caboose, passenger car and baggage car. All appear to be in good condition. Some may have minor flaws due to the delicate nature of the small intricate pieces. MD

Just about everything you need to run this Marklin HO scale 89-028 steam engine. Also comes with 4 Marklin train cars in their original boxes and 6 additional Marklin cars without their boxes. Some of the cars are a milk car, a Schofferhofer Weizen beer car, a flat wagon style covered car and more. Also comes with two new boxes of Marklin curved train track with 6 pieces in each box and 6 pieces of straight track. All pieces appear to be in good condition. MD

Go on a beer run with these nine HO scale advertising beer cars. Some of the beers cars are of Hamms, Coors, Blatz and more. Also included are a Heinz and an Old Dutch Cleanser car. All appear to be in good condition. Some may have minor flaws due to the delicate nature of the small intricate pieces. MD

Pre owned in the box Bachman EZ Command 5 amp power booster for model trains. Helps power the number of locomotives on your HO, N, O, or large scale layouts. Unit powers on. MD

Pre owned in the box Bachman EZ Command digital command control system. System helps control multiple locomotives at one time. Unit powers on, no further testing. MD

Believed to be a vintage Tyco 2-8-2 brass wheel HO scale train engine with attached coal car. No markings found on either piece. They coal insert is missing. Pieces are in fair to good condition. MD

Seventeen HO scale A.T. &* S.F. with Northwestern RR and other cars. There are cabooses, coal cars a tanker and more. All appear to be in good condition. Some may have minor flaws due to the delicate nature of the small intricate pieces. MD

Here is a Bachmann 25211 On30 Great Northern 2-6-0 Mogul Steam Locomotive #948. The locomotive and tender feature plastic construction, plastic trucks, knuckle couplers, and metal wheels. The locomotive is powered. Include is the engine, 4 cars and a power pack in the original box. All appear to be in good condition. Some may have minor flaws due to the delicate nature of the small intricate pieces. MD

Total of 14 HO scale train cars marked Green Bay Western, Chicago and Northwestern, Great Northern and more. . Included are coal cars, tank cars and a flat car. All appear to be in good condition. Some may have minor flaws due to the delicate nature of the small intricate pieces. MD

Three boxed O gauge and O27 gauge Lionel train railroad cars /caboose. The first is a Lionel - D &RGW Rio Grande Gondola 6-9131, a Lionel Great Northern Railway Caboose 6 -26543 and a Lionel Santa Fe freight carrier. All appear to be unused. MD

New in the box,O ands O27 Lionel Conrail Rectifier engine model 6-8859. Great engine with Lionel Pullmor motor, working headlight, metal wheels and chassis with remote forward / neutral /reverse. Engine can also be set up for overhead power. Piece is in great condition. Box is in fair condition. MD

Get your motor going with this Lionel accessories 40w Power Max Plus AC power supply, or use it to power and control smaller-sized train sets on your layout. Use the throttle lever to adjust the power you're providing to your accessories or to adjust the speed of your train. This transformer is compatible with LionChief, LioneChief Plus, and traditional transformer locomotives as well as Plug-Expand-Play and traditional accessories. When plugged in, the light turns on. MD

Here for you O27 gauge train set are 9 pieces of track and a new old stock boxed Remote control operating track - switch. All pieces appear to be in good condition. MD

New in the box, Lionel operating coal dump car model 6-9304 for O and O27 gauge train sets. MD

Bachmann Spectrum E-Z Command Dynamis controller system model #36505. With a digital control system, this system is compatible with DCC and features wireless capabilities for easy control. Base plugged in and lights turned on. Batteries were placed in the hand unit and all function appeared to turn on. MD

New sealed box of 12 Walthers Gold Line Ore Cars for the DM & IR railroads. Model 932-4472, HO scale. MD

Get those trains a moving with this MRC model train power pack - Railpower Model 1370. Power light comes on when plugged in. Comes in original box. MD

his K-Line electric train set is perfect for O-27 gauge enthusiasts and collectors, featuring the iconic Chesapeake and Ohio Railway design. Known for its high-quality craftsmanship, this set includes a detailed locomotive and matching cars, capturing the charm and history of C&O Railway. The train is equipped with reliable electric operation and smooth-running wheels for an authentic and enjoyable model railroading experience. Ideal for creating lifelike layouts or as a display piece, this set is a must-have for hobbyists and collectors alike. Comes with track, locomotive, 7 cars, and transformer in original box.

New sealed box of 12 Walthers Gold Line Ore Cars for the Chicago & North Western railroads. Model 932-4475. MD

Vintage Revell Inc. Union Pacific 3000 Omaha Locomotive 3600-004. Piece is loose inside the engine... for repair. MD

Vintage Mantua HO cast iron steam locomotive and tender 3959 for parts or repair. MD

Vintage steam locomotive and tender marked 3960 train. Marked 3960 on the bottom. MD

Pennsylvania locomotive Pennsylvania train engine 3510 21. MD

Here is a rare combination of a vintage cinema camera paired with a classic French cinema lens, made by Berthiot. The camera is a Paillard-Bolex C8 cinema camera. From the early to mid 1950's, it shoots 8mm film. Overall, the camera is clean, inside and out. The leatherette skin is in good condition, but is starting to peel away at one of the corners. There are a few places where scratches can be seen on the body, but there is nothing more significant than what can be expected in normal wear. There are some issues with the control mechanisms, namely, the mainspring does not seem to wind, and the shutter release button does not activate the film mechanism. There is no corrosion on exposed metal surfaces, and the inside is free from corrosion or dust. It would look very good on any collector's shelf. The lens is a SOM Berthiot Pan Cinor 36. The lens comes with the exterior viewfinder that allows the user to see the different views offered when using the zoom function. The lens could possibly original to the camera. The front glass is free from scratches, but there is some haze in the forward internal elements and fungus in the rear elements.it would certainly effect the quality of the image. The lens features a "D" mount and the exterior is in very good condition. The handle for operating the zoom ring is wobbly in the sockets and probably needs to have the threads replaced. This camera has not been tested, but it is believed that the issues mentioned above would need to be addressed before it could be used to shoot film. DPG

A classic, from the early 1960's, the Bell & Howell Director Series cinema cameras were top of the line consumer 8mm cameras. The most famous 26.6 seconds of hand-held footage shot in the 20th century, namely, the assignation of President Kennedy, by Abraham Zapruder, was filmed with the Model 414 PD. The exterior and interior of the camera are in excellent overall condition, with a small section of the outside aluminum case showing scratches. The interior is free of any dust or corrosion and looks to be in like-new condition. The serial number seen in the interior is: AS46815. The Model 414 PD is fully mechanical in its operation, requiring no batteries to run. The winding mechanism functions as expected and the operation button moves the interior mechanism with a very satisfying sound for those old enough to remember 8mm cameras. The Model 414 PD can shoot regular speed, over-cranked (slow motion), as well as single frame, stop-motion. There is also what was known as a, Fully Automatic Electronic Eye, which allowed for automatic adjustments to the iris in the lens, without needing to manually make adjustments. This was accomplished with a built-in selenium light cell. While the light meter does move, it's unknown how accurate the selenium cell is today. All together, this was a fairly sophisticated consumer camera for 1960. This camera has not been tested, so we can offer no assurances as to its operability. We can say that everything looks to be in good to excellent condition. DPG

There's no doubt that this Bolex 155 has a certain cool factor about it. Built in the late 1960's, it has a spy movie vibe, you can see James Bond holding this up to his eye. The camera is in good to excellent vintage condition, with some evidence of light scratching seen on the backstrap of the handle. The Model 155 is battery operated, taking 4 AA batteries for overall operation, along with two PX-13 batteries for the exposure control. Unfortunately, the PX-13 battery was a mercury battery and can no longer be purchased. There is a serial number seen on the underside of the cameras lens barrel, just forward of the shutter trigger: 0119893. The camera can shoot at three different film speeds, 30, 18, and 8.5 frames per second. There is also a special button for individual frame advance. The lens looks to be in good condition, with no scratching seen on the front element. The interior of the lens barrel looks to be free from dust, fungus or haze. The camera does not come with the original soft eyepiece. We could not test this camera, so its functionality, or the potential for it, cannot be certain. What can be said is that this camera would look sexy in any collection of Super 8 cameras. DPG

This Revere movie camera was made in the WWII era, and was a popular, well-priced camera in its day. The Revere cameras were ultimately overshadowed by their Chicago competition, Bell & Howell. The Model 88 was able to shoot either regular 8mm film, or, what was known as Double 8 film. Overall, the camera is in good vintage condition, with a few marks seen on the film compartment door, as well as some fading on the "Exposure Guide" plate on the film compartment door. The interior is very clean, and features an original Double 8 take-up reel. The camera is not functional: the shutter release does not operate the mechanism. The lens is a Revere 12.5mm f2.5 Cine Velostigmat, which appears to be in good condition. The camera also comes with the original wrist lanyard, which is in good condition. DPG

This vintage film projector shows some signs of wear, with bare spots in the textured skin being seen. The overall condition this projector would be considered decent for its age. The projector comes with a lightbulb, but there is no power cord, so the function of the light and the drive mechanism could not be tested. The projector comes with one take-up reel. With the addition of another 8mm reel, or a reel with film on it, this projector could be a stylish display piece for your media room. DPG

The Eastman-Kodak Camera Company, of Rochester, New York, were well known for their still cameras, but they also made movie cameras, including, the Model 25. With possibly one of the coolest operating mechanisms that we have ever seen in an 8mm film camera, everything seems to work. The Model 25 is a fully mechanical camera, with no batteries required for operation. The Model 25 was made between 1933-1946. This camera is in excellent condition, considering its age. There are no areas on the exterior where scratches are seen on the case. There are a few, slight areas of bracing seen on the winding handle. The folding handle on the top of the camera contains the viewfinder, and there are a few place on the handle where rubbing has frayed the edge of the handle. The lens is a fixed focal length 13mm f2.7 Kodak Anastigmat lens. The front element looks to be in excellent condition. We have been unable to test this camera, so we cannot attest to its functionality in any area. DPG

The design esthetic for Eastman-Kodak Company's stills cameras was typically, cheaper, easier, faster. The intention was to provide the customer with a camera that was easy to use, that gave consistent pictures without needing to worry about the settings. Kodak's motion picture cameras were another story. Kodak was certainly willing to build higher quality cameras for use creating motion pictures, and the Cine-Kodak Reliant, is one of those cameras. Made entirely of metal and glass, the build quality is excellent. Built in the 1940's this camera was state-of-the-art for its time. The condition of this camera is near-mint. It looks as though it might have been sold new yesterday. The lens is a 13mm f1.9, Kodak Cine Ektanon lens. The 1.9 aperture lens was reserved for the "Deluxe" models. The camera has a fully mechanical operation, with no batteries required. The camera has not been tested for functionality, but all elements seem to work as intended. DPG

Austrian electronics company Eumig, produced the C3 starting in 1937. Shooting 8mm film, it was equipped to shoot rolls of "Double 8" film stock. This camera was most likely made in the early 1950's, due to its grey color, which was introduced mid-century. This camera is in reasonably good cosmetic condition, with some wear and discoloration seen on the body, but this camera is believed to be mechanically inoperable. The interior of the camera is clean and without corrosion, but there is some discoloration in front of the take-up reel. The lens is a proprietary Eumig 12.5 mm f1.9 lens. DPG

The Cinklox 3-S 16mm film camera was introduced, in 1947, by the Cincinnati Clock And Instrument Company. The Cincinnati Clock And Instrument Company made components for gun cameras during WWII and they used many of the same technologies to develop the 3-S. Fully mechanical, the 3-S is capable of shooting a different film rates to provide normal, slow and fast motion effects. The overall condition of this camera is good, with only a few places on the exterior that show any wear. The graphics and the engraving on the exterior are in excellent condition. The interior of the camera is also in excellent condition, with no corrosion seen. There is one empty Kodak Cine Spool inside, that has a capacity to hold 100 feet of film. What is really exceptional about this camera is the threading diagram on the inside of the cover; the graphics are in perfect condition. The camera features a Wollensak-Revere 1 inch f 2.5 Cine-Raptar lens. The rings on the lens move freely, and the glass looks to be clean and clear. The lens has a screw-mount, and the camera can host different focal lengths. The serial number is: B-12130. The mainspring winds easily and the mechanics operate as expected when the shutter release is pressed. We have not tested this camera, so we cannot attest to any specific functionality re: this camera. DPG

This Keystone 98Z film projector powers on, the light works, but the film-advance mechanism does not seem to function. The projector is an "Automatic", meaning that threading the film through the projector is done by feeding the leading end of the film into the machine. The projector can power on, the movement selector knob seems to spin-up the motor inside, but nothing on the projector moves. This projector does not come with the lid that would allow for it to be carried enclosed. There is one empty reel, suitable as a take-up reel. DPG

The Super 8, 346A projector, from Bell & Howell, is a compact, tabletop projector with autoloading capabilities. This projector does not have the shell to complete its configuration for carrying, but it does run when plugged in. The light comes on and all of the moving parts seem to work as expected, though we did not test the autoload feature due to a lack of Super 8 film-stock. The serial number is: 0090224 This projector does not come with a take-up reel. DPG

Made in 1930-31, the Keystone Model 3, 16mm movie camera is a very low-tech camera. It has very few moving parts and even features a hand crank for moving film past the lens. In very reasonable condition, considering its age, this camera has a few places where it appears that a light colored paint has been transferred to the removable cover. The rest of the exterior is in good to very good antique condition. There is some bracing seen on the barrel of the lens. The lens is unmarked and the focal length is unknown. The interior of the camera is in very good shape. There is no dirt or dust seen and the graphics and lettering for the threading diagram are in near pristine condition. This camera has not been tested and we cannot attest to the functionality of any element of the the camera. DPG

The Bell & Howell "Electric Eye" 8mm movie camera is an all-purpose camera with (for the time) nearly fool-proof exposure capabilities, provided you kept an eye on your settings before you pressed the shutter button. The most versatile aspect of this camera is the 3-lens turret mount. Instead of carrying three separate lenses with you (that you could lose/misplace), the camera has three lenses on a rotating turret for quickly changing the characteristics of your view. The basic lens is a 10mm fixed lens, there is also a telephoto lens and a wide-angle lens, that you can change as needed. The Electric Eye allowed for the person shooting the film to either set the correct exposure on an automatic basis, and make adjustments in where they pointed the camera. Or, the operator could make manual adjustments without having to take attention away from the action, simply be noticing a yellow marker out of the corner of the eye. Fully mechanical, the camera does not need a battery. The overall condition is in very good to excellent vintage condition. The interior is especially clean. While all of the mechanical elements of this camera appear to function as expected, we have not tested this camera and can make no claims as to its functionality. There is a serial number: S-50300. DPG

The model 99 was Revere's multi-tool of the 8mm camera world. Compact, easy to carry and loaded with more features that you might expect to see on a larger 8mm camera, the Model 99 was about as discrete as an 8mm could be. The camera features a rotating turret design allowing for three different lens combinations. To make the camera even more versatile, additional lens modifications and filters could be added to each of the three lenses providing wide-angle and telephoto capabilities. Each lens features its own aperture settings, providing even a greater level of customization. The Model 99 is fully manual, with no batteries required to operate. With a spring loaded geared motor, the camera takes 25 ft. "double 8" spools. The camera runs when the shutter is released. There are also two viewfinders, one will give you the perspective for a telephoto crop and the other will allow you to see the framing for the regular lens. The camera is in very good condition for its age with very little bracing seen on the exterior.the interior is clean and free of dirt. All of the lenses appear to be cleaned clear. This camera has not been tested, we cannot make claims as to its functionality. DPG

This is one of the most interesting camera/projector combinations that we've ever seen. Sold for only a few years in the late 1950's and early 60's, the Wittnauer Cine-Twin was marketed as an all-in-one system: you can shoot 8mm film and then use the same machine as a projector. The Wittnauer Cine-Twin, never really took off, mostly due the the weight of the camera, and the complexity of the system. It wasn't as seamless an operation as you might expect. It looks very cool, though! The system is comprised of two parts, the camera itself, and the base, on which the camera is mounted. While the camera was able to shoot film in a stand-alone capacity, both the camera and the base are required to use the system as a projector. Wittnauer, was not really a camera company, they were known for selling watches. They contracted with German manufacturers to build the system, then imported the Cine-Twin to the United States. The camera and base, together, measure 8.5 X 10 X 5 inches. The base and the camera weigh 8 pounds 9 ounces. The camera is run by 3 D-cell batteries, the base is powered with a cord that is missing. The overall condition of the Cine-Twin is in good, to very good, vintage condition. There is some light corrosion in the battery vault, but all of the external and internal metal parts look to be in original condition. The four lenses are mounted on a rotating turret. marked as, "Made In Japan", but the specific manufacturer is unknown. We assume that this camera/projector system is inoperable, its value being primarily for collectors. DPG

In the 20th Century, the Eastman Kodak Company revolutionized the photography and movie making market by creating cameras that were inexpensive, easy to use, that gave consistent results. In the days before cell phones, families travelled with 8mm movie cameras, to record their precious memories. These three 8mm movie cameras came from the middle of the century. Ranging from bakelite to aluminum, all are able to operate without batteries. All feature very basic, uncomplicated operation. The Kodak Zoom Automatic, has the most sophisticated operation, featuring a built-in light meter. The Kodak Brownie, sports an interesting flip-up parallax viewfinder. The Kodak Hawkeye, was the least expensive of the three, being made from bakelite; it still has a roll of film threaded on two spools. The film is overexposed. It is assumed that none of these cameras are in working order. If you are a camera collector, interested in mid-century 8mm movie history, then these three Kodak movie cameras would be a great addition to your collection! DPG

Fujica, Yashica, and Konica, are famous for their camera and lens design. These three 8mm movie cameras exhibit classic Japanese camera design, with form following function. The Fujica and the Yashica cameras have multiple lenses on turret mounts, all of the cameras feature optics from the respective companies. The condition of the Fujica is good, overall, though there is a dent seen in the aluminum housing around the rear window of the viewfinder. The Fujica comes with an original Fujica-branded Double 8 take-up reel. The Yashica, has discoloration on the body of the camera that seems to indicate tape was applied at some point. The Konica is battery operated and the door for the battery compartment does not seem to latch closed. There are two reels inside with exposed film still threaded. While these camera might actually work, we are offering them for collecting purposes only. We have not tested the functionality of any of these three cameras. DPG

While often overshadowed by its Chicago competitor, Bell & Howell, Revere was a significant player in the movie-making/projector business for several decades of the 20th Century. These two movie cameras represent different eras and movie-making esthetics. The Revere Model 88, is one of Revere's most compact 8mm camera designs. Featuring fully mechanical operation, it could also host multiple lenses, and it could shoot "Double 8" reels of 8mm film. The overall condition is very good considering its age. There is a reel of Double 8 film still threaded. The mechanism still operates. The Revere Magazine 16 features a cartridge design for the film. This was a very elegant way to load and carry 16mm film. The Magazine 16 is also a fully mechanical camera with interchangeable lenses. The overall condition is poor on the exterior, with with sections of the textured coating showing the underlying metal. The leatherette skin is peeling away from the body. The mechanism does not operate when the shutter is pressed. These cameras have not been tested for functionality. DPG

These cameras, A Revere Model 88, and a Revere Magazine 16 are non-functional. The Model 88 is in the best overall condition, but the mechanism does not operate. The exterior is in very good vintage condition. The interior is clean and it has one Double 8 reel. The Revere Magazine 16 is non-operable, and the exterior shows scratching to the exposed polished metal parts on the left side. There is some corrosion seen along the right side and the leatherette skin is peeling away. These cameras have not been tested for functionality. DPG

In the middle of the 20th Century, Bell & Howell, from Chicago, was the primary competitor for Kodak's share of the 8/16mm home movie market. These three cameras are examples of the evolution of one model of B&H's most popular camera form factors. The models represented in this lot are, the B&H Two Twenty, 319, and Electric Eye. The form factor is nearly identical across all three cameras. All of these cameras are fully mechanical, with spring-driven film transport. The differences come in the way each model assesses the available light. The Model Two Twenty, has no light metering, but it had what was called a "Sun Dial" system for setting proper exposure. The Model 319 had a light meter on the top of the camera, readings were taken and the settings transferred to the camera. The B&H Electric Eye camera had a built-in light meter that offered a "Guide" for the camera operator. There was a small bar that glowed when the light was sufficient for proper exposure, if the bar stopped glowing, you would need to find better light. The Electric Eye camera has 8mm film still threaded in the mechanism. While none of the camera's mechanisms will operate, they are in very good vintage cosmetic condition. The exteriors of are very clean and free of damage. The interiors are also very clean and are shiny. DPG

This lot contains two "Cartridge" film cameras, a Revere Model Sixty, and a "Moviematic" 16mm camera from, General Moviematic Camera Inc., of N.Y. The Revere Sixty, is one of Revere's most compact and elegant designs. Sold in the mid 1940's, this was an 8mm camera that used a sealed cartridge, rather than open reels. The cartridge held "Double 8" film. In fact, there is a cartridge of film in this camera. The cartridge is on its second side and might very well still be able to be developed. There is no indication of the age of the film. The overall condition of the Revere Model Sixty is very good vintage. There is a touch of corrosion next to the dial that opens the film compartment, but the other metal parts, including the chromed metal, are in excellent condition. While the camera could function with a three-lens camera, on a rotating turret, this camera has just one lens. The camera's mechanism does work when the shutter is pressed. The Moviematic camera is made of stamped metal and is possibly the most complicated, "Simple" camera we've ever seen. The cartridge needs to be loaded by hand, and we cannot tell how the film transports through the camera. There is a length of 16mm film inside the camera. The camera's mechanism does not move, and the overall condition of the camera is good vintage. DPG

It is rare that we come across cameras that stump us, the Sekonic Dualmatic 50, is one such camera. While many photographers are familiar with Sekonic light meters, few know that Sekonic also made cameras. Released in 1962, the Dualmatic 50 (model 130), was one of the most unique designs ever offered for easily shooting reels of "Double 8" 8mm film. Rather than needing to remove the half-used film and flipping the spool over, the Dualmatic 50 flipped the lens! (see photos) The overall condition of this camera is good to very good vintage. Beautifully clean inside, there are a few places on the exterior where you can see some discoloration from handling. While the operation for the film transport is fully mechanical, there is a light meter that needs a battery, most likely the infamous PX625. We could not find an online manual, so we could not verify the size of the battery. We have not been able to test this camera for functionality. DPG

A very interesting design, this Soviet-era Russian movie camera comes from the LOMO Company. LOMO, was the acronym that represented, "Leningradskoe Optiko Mechanichesckoe Objedinenie". LOMO, was at one point, almost unknown in the west, owing to its original business, manufacturing military cameras and optics. The Lada, shoots 8mm film on "Double 8" reels. While the mechanics of the Lada are fully mechanical, there is need for batteries that run a few of the focusing and light meter duties. In very good condition overall, the exterior has a few minor scuff marks but looks clean. The interior is very clean and comes with two Double 8 reels. The battery compartment for the camera has some corrosion for damaged batteries, but that could be cleaned. The mechanical operation works, and sounds strong. The lens looks clean. We have not been able to test this camera for functionality. DPG

This lot of three 8mm film movie cameras features two "Holiday" cameras from Mansfield Industries, and an Emdeko ZE-II Reflex Zoom. The cameras are in unknown working condition, but our guess is, they do not work, and would be suitable only for collecting or display. DPG

These three Keystone movie cameras are from different eras, but all have the characteristic Keystone design and quality. There is the Model K-8, K-25, and the Lido. The K-8 and the K-25 are in very good vintage condition. They are clean, inside and out, and the mechanism run when the shutter button is pressed. The Lido, runs, but it has cosmetic issues on the exterior. The interior looks very clean. These cameras have not been tested for functionality. DPG

This lot contains four models of 8mm film movie cameras from the Bell & Howell Company. Two use film on spools, two use film in cartridges. The two cameras with the spooled film are the Electric Eye, and Dual Electric Eye models. The 8mm cartridge film cameras are the Duo-Speed Zoomatic and the Autoload. These cameras have not been tested for functionality, and are assumed to be non-working. We cannot make claims as to whether or not you might be able to shoot film with them. DPG

This is a camera that you don't see every day. The basis for this camera is the Honeywell Elmo Super 8 System. The Elmo system allowed for multiple film backs to be switched out for freshly loaded film. The difference between a regular film back and Super 100 configuration is, this camera has a film back that holds 100 feet of super 8 film. At a standard film speed of 24 FPS, that would give the camera operator 13 minutes and 20 seconds of run-time, without needing to change film backs. The Trio-Filmatic Super 100 was as close as you could get to. professional level cinema film cameras in the Super 8 format. There are some condition issues wit this camera. With battery compartments all over the camera, most of the connections show some level of battery corrosion on the contacts, but they should be cleanable. Also, with the Super 100 film back, a special attachment is needed for the viewfinder, which this camera is missing. The film back has one Honeywell reel. We have no idea if this camera functions and we have no way to test it so we cannot make assurances as to its functionality. DPG

Harkening back to the earliest days of cinema, this Bell & Howell Model 70A (we think) is in really good condition for its age. The camera wears a Bell & Howell, 0.7 inch f2.5 Super Comat lens. There is a rotating shutter with a shutter angle of 90-110 degrees (we could not be certain). There are two spools of film in the camera and they are loaded with 16mm film (the film is ruined). Fully mechanical, the camera's internal mechanisms move, but they move slowly. DPG

In the days before cell phone movies, even before the corner drugstore would develop your film, you would need to shot, process and splice together your own motion picture film. Specialty equipment was created for that need and this Keystone splicing block is custom-built for just that need. 22 X 9 X 5 inches, this splicing block could still splice film, should you have the need. If you don't, it would be a great conversation piece in your media room. The light works! DPG

In addition to Bell & Howell and Revere, the Windy City had two other movie camera manufacturers, Wollensak, and Mansfield. The Wollensak Eye-Matic, carries three lenses on a rotating turret. All three are Cine-Raptor lenses by Wollensak. The overall condition is good to very good vintage. The inside is clean. The Mansfield, Remington Reflex-zoom sports a Mansfield Cinepar Zoom lens. The viewfinder shows through the lens and will makes framing adjustments as the zoom feature is used. Some dirt and scratches seen on the exterior, the interior is clean. These cameras have not been tested for function. DPG

Vintage diesel locomotive, marked Made In Yugoslavia on the bottom. Plastic body. MD

Two unmarked Roundhouse style locomotive toy train engines. HO gauge. MD

Three new in box vintage Life Like Trains kits revolving around the coal world. The first kit is the coal yard including all pieces you need to create a detailed scene #1369. Next is a new kit to build a coal tower #1377. Last is a new gravel unloader kit model 8204. MD

Two pieces are in this group. The first is a partially assembled Walthers Cornerstone HO #933-4046 Diamond Coal Corp. building kit. All pieces appear to be present but not ve4rified. The second piece is a new in box Life Like Trains Gravel Uploader kit #8024. MD

Digitrax Simplex radio equipped super throttle. The DT402R is the basic Simplex Radio Throttle. The DT402R gives you direct control of two locomotives at a time with all the powerful features and flexibility serious model railroaders demand. The DT402R super throttle is designed to handle nearly every aspect of layout control. You can run trains and consist, control up to 30 functions such as sound, program decoders, set up and operate routes, and much more. The battery compartment lid is missing. also comes with 5 Digitrax Sound FX 9 pin harness. MD

Four AHM Rivarossi Margaret Corbin Baltimore Ohio cars. Need wheel assembly. Also included are four Hornby LNER 1133- 22357 train cars. MD

Box of assorted parts and pieces of locomotives and cars. There is an unmarked brass car, a Mantua locomotive and more. MD

New in box Pola of west Germany vintage building scene, a new in box ERTL HO scale Dekaney Iron Works Model model 4687, a pre-made building and 2 pre - made black bridges. MD

Several useful pieces to create that unique train scene. Includes new and used pieces to include street signs, telephone poles and more. MD

For parts or repair is a cast iron locomotive and tender marked Colorado & Southern. Loco is in pieces. Also included are two additional locomotives that are in need of repair. MD

Several useful parts or pieces to replace or repair your train locomotive or train cars. Assorted types and brands. MD

New in the package John Deere Model B Tractor along with three Matchbox semi trucks with trailers (a flatbed, Midnight Xpress and a Ferrari trailer). Also included is a Majorette (France) semi truck and Mayflower trailer. MD

Total of 9 to Road Champs semi truck and trailers. Some of the trailers are Hawaiian Punch, Burger King, Roadway and more. All are in good condition. MD

Over 11 new cast pieces to include additional new and used screws, brass pieces, brass wheels, main gears and more. Pieces are new and used. MD

This charming Lladro figurine, titled "Pensive Eskimo Girl" (#2158), captures a moment of quiet reflection with exquisite detail. The piece features a young Eskimo girl bundled in traditional attire, her serene expression and delicate pose highlighting Lladro's masterful craftsmanship. Measuring [insert dimensions if known], the figurine is in excellent condition, showcasing its timeless beauty. A perfect addition for Lladro collectors or anyone who appreciates fine porcelain artistry. Signed and marked on the bottom. ge

Spruce up your train or race set scenery with these powder mixes, rocks, trees and more. MD

Vintage hobnail amethyst pinched decanter with a clear stopper. This 9.5" mid-century modern glass piece combines texture and elegance, making it a standout addition to any collection. GE

This stunning wedding vase by Lawrence Vargas showcases his distinctive artistic style, influenced by his rich multicultural ancestry. Crafted with meticulous detail, the piece features natural turquoise set at the center, symbolizing his connection to the traditions of New Mexico and his Aztec, Mexican, Spanish, and South American roots. The vase stands 7 inches tall and measures 6 inches wide, and it is in excellent condition. Signed on the bottom by the artist, this piece is a true collector's treasure that reflects the blending of cultures and traditions sought by collectors worldwide. GE

This beautiful storyteller figurine by Lawrence Vargas reflects his multicultural heritage and distinctive New Mexican artistry. Measuring 5 inches tall, 4 1/2 inches wide, and 4 inches deep, the piece features four natural turquoise accents, adding a vibrant touch to its traditional design. Signed on the bottom by the artist, this figurine is a wonderful example of Vargas's ability to blend cultural influences into a unique and sought-after artistic style. A perfect addition for collectors or admirers of Southwest-inspired art. GE

This elegant mother and child figurine by Lawrence Vargas beautifully embodies his multicultural influences and artistic tradition. Standing 10 inches tall and 4 1/2 inches wide, the piece is accented with two natural turquoise stones, enhancing its timeless design. In excellent condition and signed on the bottom, this piece is a striking example of Vargas's ability to blend cultural heritage with artistic expression. A meaningful addition to any collection of Southwest-inspired art. GE

Vintage 1974 Mego Wizard of Oz Castle Playset with 8" Dolls and Accessories This vintage 1974 Mego Wizard of Oz castle playset is a wonderful find for collectors and fans of this iconic story. The castle measures 19" x 17" x 10" and is overall in good condition. The drawbridge functions as intended, and the colors remain bright and vibrant. There are some small plastic tears, mostly on the inside areas of the turrets, but these do not detract from its display appeal. Included with the castle are six 8" character dolls and accessories: 1. Dorothy: Complete with ruby slippers, though one slipper has a split on the top. Missing the lower part of her right arm, but her dress and hair are in very good condition. Includes a yellow basket and Toto. 2. Wicked Witch: In very good condition, complete with her hat, cauldron, and skeleton staff. 3. Scarecrow: In good condition, complete with his hat. 4. Cowardly Lion: In good condition with a tear in the bottom left toe of his costume. 5. Tin Man: Includes his axe and is in good condition, with a small fabric split on the right leg of his tights. 6. Crystal Ball Spinner: A rare addition, this piece is in good condition and adds to the set’s collectibility. This playset and character collection offer a nostalgic glimpse into the beloved Wizard of Oz story. Despite some minor flaws, the set remains a vibrant and highly collectible piece for enthusiasts. GE

This stunning Rainbow Glass bottle in vibrant tangerine orange is a standout piece of mid-century design. Measuring approximately 7 inches tall to the top of its matching stopper, the bottle is in excellent condition, free from any chips or cracks. Come with the original sticker. GE

This elegant amber glass bottle, likely by Rainbow Glass, features a square-shouldered design with a round, flat-top stopper. Standing 10 1/4 inches tall, the piece is in very good condition, showcasing its timeless style and craftsmanship. A wonderful addition to any mid-century or glassware collection. GE

This beautiful pair of matching optical wave decanters showcases striking craftsmanship in light aqua blue and light amber hues. The aqua blue decanter features unique glassblowing inclusions, adding character and individuality to the piece, though these are not damage. Both decanters are in very good condition, free from any cracks or chips, making them a fantastic addition to any glassware collection or as elegant decorative accents. A perfect duo for mid-century or vintage glass enthusiasts! GE

This set includes two stunning pieces of vintage amber blown glass, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and timeless appeal: Amber Porrón Decanter: A beautiful example of traditional Spanish design, this porrón stands 6 inches tall and features the classic bulbous base and long spout. Perfect for both functional use and decorative display, it is in excellent condition. Amber Carafe with Stopper: This handblown glass carafe complements the porrón with its elegant design and matching amber hue. Standing 6 inches tall, it includes a perfectly fitting stopper and is also in excellent condition. GE

This rare vintage tin locomotive from Modern Toys of Japan is a collector's delight. Battery-operated, it features intricate lithographed details and vibrant colors reminiscent of mid-20th-century craftsmanship. The train has a robust metal construction and includes moving parts that come to life with the flip of a switch. Made in Japan, it embodies the post-war era's ingenuity in toy design, combining functionality with artistry. While there are minor signs of age, it remains in excellent condition for display or light use. A must-have for vintage toy collectors or train enthusiasts seeking a nostalgic piece of history. Tested and works. Train goes back and forth in circles. Front end bounces back and forth and the lights come on. Toy takes 3 D size batteries. It measures Also included is a tin wind up toy of a duck riding a tricycle. This is a re-pop made in China. Works as intended. MD

New in the box Custom Brass of New Jersey boxed locomotive. This is the Pennsylvania Reading Railroad class B8a 0-6-0T locomotive. MD

This is a very nice vintage Katsumi Santa Fe 3400 4-6-2 locomotive and tender. Comes with original box. Appears to be in very good condition. MD

Over 40 Matchbox cars made by Lesney of England. Most are poor, some fair to good. They were played with hard. Ready to be played with, collected or restored. MD

New in the box Roundhouse Products locomotive kit by Model Die Casting Inc. USA. This is a 3 truck shay 373 Little River Lumber with a can motor. It is ready for your assembly. MD

Famous Indian Chiefs of North America depicting a short biography of 17 different Nativ4e American Indian Chiefs. Publisher: Whitman Publishing Co. Racine Publication Date: 1935 Binding: Soft cover Condition: Very Good Edition: 1st Edition Spine shows some minor wear with a one inch pencil mark on top cover. Open edge corners are good condition with very slight rounding . Top right corner has very minor crease on corner. MD

Vintage in the box KMT Japan - Alco Models brass locomotive S-1. Good condition in the box. MD

Two very nice concert posters for the band Widespread Panic. The first is Denver - New Years Eve 2008-2009 hand signed by the Artist (Tripp) and hand numbered 114/140. Poster measures 10" x 19 1/2". Poster is in very good condition. It was not rolled and no holes in the corners. The second poster is from Denver 2010 "Kiss the Mountain Air We Breath". Signed by the artist (Valentine) and hand numbered 13/150. This poster has some water damage on lower right corner and right side edge but is still in good condition. Has not been rolled and no holes in the corners. Poster measures 11" x 17" MD

What a great set of posters for any Dead Head! The first is a psychedelic concert poster from a concert in Broomfield, CO February 16,17, and 18th. Poster is signed by the artist (Tripp) and numbered 49/100. Poster has slight dog ear corner on top right and a water damaged corner on lower right. Poster measures 10" x 22". The second poster is a re-pop poster of "The Warlocks" with Jerry Garcia from a concert in Palo Alto in 1964. Poster measures 14" x 22".

Two concert posters for the band Further. Both were held at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado. The first poster was for a concert in 2011. It has black background with yellow, orange and white detail. Poster is in good condition and measures 11" x 17". The second poster id more psychedelic from 2013. Poster is signed by the artist (Tripp) and hand numbered 27/80! This poster is also in good condition and measures 10" x 22" MD

A total of 8 new HO scale train car vkits. Six are from Roundhouse, one from Red Caboose and the last is from Accurail. All are in new condition. Unsure if all pieces to each are present. MD

Two unique psychedelic style posters from Colorado concerts in 2011. The first is from the band Phish from a concert September 2,3,4 2011. Poster is in very good condition and measures 10" x 22". Poster is signed by the artist (Tripp) and hand numbered 86/129. The second poster is for the band Tab from a concert March 1,2, 2011. Poster is in very good condition and measures 10" x 22". Poster is hand signed by the artist (Tripp) and is hand numbered 48/60!. MD

New in the box, Pemco Locomotive Pennsylvania 4828 Brunswick Green. GGI PEEN 3304 015 HO MD

1983 U2 band poster. Photo was taken by Anton Corbijn. Poster measures 17.5" x 23.5". No holes in the corners but they were taped, otherwise in good condition.

what a cool poster from the band Phish. Poster is from the 2010 concert at the 1StBank Center in Broomfield, CO. This Three small poster that when placed together make one larger poster. Each of the three sections measures 11" x 17" to make one large poster. MD

Two great posters for the Dead Head in your life... or maybe it is you! The first poster is The Original Grateful Dead Wall Map & Tour Guide Volume I. Poster is in good condition and measures 24" x 36". The second poster is a Grateful Dead - Greetings from the Grateful Dead - Warner Brothers/Rhino Promotion. This is a 2007 Warner Bros./Rhino Records "Greetings! From The Grateful Dead" promotional color poster promoting the remastered releases of the Golden Era Dead albums. This poster measures 18" x 24". MD

A couple of rare posters in this little group. The first is a Steve Kimock Band concert from 2002 Winter Tour. Poster design by Dave Hunter. Poster measures 11" x 17". No holes in the corners. The second poster is a concert poster for The Haunted Windchimes dated 2013 ans signed and hand numbered by the artist. This poster is numbered 90 of 100 and measures 8" x 26 1/4", MD

Two very nice concert posters for the band Widespread Panic. New Years Eve 2008-2009 with Yonder. Hand signed by the Artist (Tripp) and hand marked A/P (Artist Proof). Poster measures 10" x 19 1/2". Poster is in very good condition. It was not rolled and no holes in the corners. MD

Three very cool space poster from 1971. All were created by Kelly Frease. The first is "Some Big Things Count Too", the second is "We Still Have a Choice" poster and a "Look pout, Look Way out". All are in good condition. Show some edge wear from being in a tube. One poster has tape on corners from being hung on the wall. Each measures17" x 22". MD

Eclectic group of concert / promotional posters. The headliner of this group is an autographed poster of the The Sparrow Quartet - Abigail Washburn. The poster is from a concert at the Oriental Theater in Denver, CO. and autographed by Abigail Washburm, Casey Dressen, Bela Fleck. The second poster is for the Beach Boys, Heartbeat of America 1987 and a 2003 Jazz Aspen Snowmass poster. MD

Large fabricated doll house. Doll house is in good condition. It can use a couple updates but in good condition. It is missing the porch. Doors are removable. House measures 22 1/2" x 12" x 19 1/2". MD

Spruce up any dollhouse kitchen with these antique kitchen items to include a gas stove / oven, a dining room table and chairs, a pantry and several small pots, food items, etc. All appear to be in good condition. MD

Antique bedroom set for your dollhouse. Included is a bed, rug, wardrobe, dresser, vanity, rocking chair and more. All appear to be in good condition. MD

Antique living room furniture and additional items for a dollhouse. Included are a couch and chairs, coffee table with phonograph, a grandfather clock, christmas decorations and more. All appear to be in good condition. MD

Nice set of white porcelain bathroom necessities to include a bathtub, toilet, sink, mirror and small side table. All pieces appear to be in good condition. MD

Several nice assorted pieces of dollhouse furniture and items. From brands like Ideal and Renwal. Several nice retro toys! MD

Highly collectible vintage toys made by St.Labre Indian School in Ashland, Montana. Native American toy tee pees, moccasins, dolls and a colorful totem. One male doll is missing his arms. MD

Genie bottle-style decanter in a unique amber-pink hue with an optic swirl design. Features a striking pointed blown glass stopper in clear glass. Measures 15 1/4" tall and is in good condition. GE

Very nice Pennsylvania Railroad belt buckle. A silver toned belt buckle with the traditional red PRR symbol. Buckle has some minor scratching on the face and measures 2" x 3". MD

Mid-century Empoli-style squat decanter in vibrant blue blown glass, measuring 7" tall. The piece is in very good condition, showcasing its classic design and craftsmanship.

Vintage handblown blue glass decanter with an optic swirl pattern. Measures 14" tall. The stopper has minor chips on the bottom portion, not visible when displayed. GE

Vintage ruby red and clear glass decanter featuring a twist handle and matching stopper. The tip of the stopper is broken, but the piece retains its overall charm and appeal. Measures 19" tall and is in nice condition. GE

Vintage Murano amber Pulegoso glass bottle with a patterned stopper. Features a unique triangular shape and a pedestal base. Stands 14" tall and is in very good condition—a stunning example of Murano craftsmanship. GE

Vintage heavy glass decanter adorned with hand-painted daisies and yellow accents on the stopper rim. Measures 14" tall and exudes cheerful charm. GE

This trio of amber glass bottles showcases a variety of styles and designs, perfect for collectors or as decorative accents. All pieces are in good condition: Optic Illusion Decanter with Genie-Style Stopper: Standing 11 1/2 inches tall, this decanter features an elegant optic design and a distinctive genie-style stopper, adding a touch of mid-century charm. Amber Squat Decanter (No Stopper): Measuring 6 inches tall, this bottle has a simple yet classic design, ideal for display or creative repurposing. Amber Crackle Glass Decanter (No Stopper): This 8-inch piece highlights a textured crackle glass finish, adding character and uniqueness to the group. ge

Group of Three Amber Glass Bottles This delightful trio of amber glass bottles features a mix of styles and textures, perfect for collectors or as eye-catching decorative pieces: 1. Two Matching Optic Wave Bottles (Empoli Style): These small bottles, measuring 9 1/2 inches and 10 inches tall, feature an elegant optic wave design. One has a stopper with a broken tip, but both remain in good condition, showcasing their mid-century charm. 2. Ribbed Glass Bottle with Matching Stopper: This unique bottle stands out with its ribbed design and coordinating stopper. While amber, it features more yellow tones, adding a warm and distinctive touch to the group. GE

Deep aqua blue art glass ginger jar with lid, featuring a rich hue and elegant design. In very good condition. Measures 11" tall x 6".

Vintage handblown glass decanter in a vibrant spring green color, featuring three decorative glass points near the base and a clear flat stopper. Measures 11" tall and is in good condition. GE

Vintage 11" glass decanter in a lovely purple hue, believed to be Murano. Elegant and timeless, it is in good condition. GE

Stunning mid-century modern amber glass decanter with a sleek stopper and a pedestal base. Measures 17" tall ge

16" emerald green crackle glass decanter by Pilgrim Glass, featuring a classic design. The stopper’s top point is broken but retains a pleasing appearance. A charming vintage piece. GE

DCS50 command station booster throttle is perfect for beginning, intermediate and advanced model railroaders. It is easy to use and has tons of features to run your multi unit train station. This one does not have a power cord and is untested. DCS50 offers excellent speed control, prototypical consisting, the full range of programming features and much more. Needs power cord, unable to test. MD

There are a total of 6 Circuitron Tortoise slow motion switch machines 800-6000. One is believed to be new and the others possibly used because they have mounted antennas and attached to brackets but not sure. MD

New in the box Model Power HO Scale Loco and tender 2-6-0 - Pennsylvania 6721. Great New Condition. MD

Here are two new in the box International Hobby Corp 1:87 HO Scale Lehigh Valley model train cars. 48151 Coach 48152 Dining car MD

Badge was professionally framed and is in good condition. Badge measures 2" x 2 3/4". MD

New in the box Bachman HO Scale Loco and tender 2-8-0 - Great Northern 1257. Great New Condition. MD

There are 2 old newspapers / periodicals that are over 100 years old! The first is a April 1913 "Agents Bulletin" Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain newspaper out of St. Louis, MO. Volume VI number 4. There is a one inch split on fold in middle of the paper. The second paper is a Country Gentleman known as the Oldest Agriculture periodical in the world dated November 30, 1912. There is a water stain on the front cover and several other pages. The spine shows some wear. Both are in good condition, especially for their age! MD

Vintage Arbor Models HO scale Sierra 4-6-0 model locomotive in the box. Pieces are loose inside box. Unknown if all pieces are present. Comes in original box, schematics and instructions. instructions. MD

Here are two new in the box International Hobby Corp 1:87 HO Scale Lehigh Valley model train cars. 48153 Observation car 48155 RPO car MD

New in the Box Walthers HO Scale toy train, Alco Rotary Snow Plow - DRGW #070, MD

Six pre owned HO scale Rio Grande - D&RGW flat cars. Appears wooden log racks were added to all of them. Pieces are in good condition MD

Several new HO scale train pieces to include a Tyco diesel Alco Century430 - lighted, a Tyco piggy back flat car set #348:500 and 4 A.T.S.F red cabooses. One is not in the box. MD

Here are two new in the box International Hobby Corp 1:87 HO Scale Lehigh Valley model train cars. 48156 Sleeper car 48157 Vista Dome car MD

This appears to be a partially assembled brass Kemtron Ho scale Wabash Mogul locomotive and tender. Comes with instructions but it is unknown if all pieces are present. MD

This is a United Scale Models locomotive and tender in the box. The locomotive does not have the wheels, base and is need of repair. Only marking found on the loco is 1302. Tender appears to be in good condition. MD

New in the box Spectrum by Bachman. Item 81904, HO scale 80 ton three truck shay Ely Thomas Lumber Co. This is a very nice loco! MD

Total of 5 HO scale train cars. The highlight is a crane car. Also included are a caboose missing the wheels and three additional cars. MD

This is a great collectors piece! The story of the Koshare Indians of Southeast Colorado (La Junta, CO.) put out by the Rocky Mountain Council Boy Scouts of America circa early 1950's. Also included is a pamphlet inviting people to the Spring Ceremonial of the Koshare Indian Dancers La Junta, CO. June 1952. Both are in good condition showing some wear on the covers and spine. MD

Total of 4 re-printed poster. There is one of the Wizard of Oz, one Elvis Presley and 2 of Bob Marley. No holes in the corners. MD

There are 2 new in the package Tam Valley Depot universal hex frog juicer boards model HF J003U polarity switches. MD

Total of 3 assorted books about the Santa Fe Railroad and trains. They are Boy Scouts of America Railroading 1972, BNSF 150 Years of Service 1999 Telephone Directory and Railroads of Colorado by Claude Wiatrowski. All books are in good, normal wear condition. MD

Patented in 1894, manufactured by the Phonoharp Company, of Boston, and sold by the Home Educational Company, of Concord, N.C., this Guitar-Harp is in very good antique condition. Presented in its original, un-restored condition, the Guitar-Harp is a beautiful example of American musical manufacturing. Missing only two strings, this instrument is nearly complete. All of the original artwork is represented, including, Musical notation charts, painted murals, painted floral boarders and the paper label in the sound hole. The wood on all sides is in good condition, with no holes, or cracks. All of the seems between the front, the back and the sides are tight. The instrument is painted black on all sides, the paint on the sound board shows its age with a decent amount of crazing. There is a wire on the back of the instrument, indicating that it was used primarily for decorative purposes. The overall dimensions are 21 X 12 inches. DPG

Oscar Schmidt, was one of the most recognized names in American Autoharps. This example is a Model 73, 12 chord, with 36 strings. The exact vintage is unknown, but is believed to be anywhere from the 40's to 50's. The serial number is: #8216 Several of the strings are missing, but all of the tuning pegs are intact. There are many scratches and scuff marks along the straight side and the paper label giving the string guide and chord groupings is damaged. The "Autoharp" label at the top of the sound board is intact. The button on the B-flat Maj. key is missing and the state of the felt pads is unknown. There are no splits, cracks, or other structural damage to the body and all of the seals appear to be solid. The overall dimensions are 22 X 12 inches. DPG

This Oscar Schmidt Autoharp is in decent condition for its age. Measuring 22 X 12 inches, it shows some wear along the bottom edge, mostly evidenced by the painting wearing off from use. There is no paper, "Autoharp" label on the sound board, but an original "Model 73" paper label can be seen in the sound hole. There are 37 strings along with 12 chord keys; the felt on the keys looks to be in good condition. The serial number on the back is: #0849 There are no cracks in the wood, the seams are all strong and while there are a few scratches from pick usage, the instrument shows very little damage overall. All of the tuning pegs are in good condition, with no rust seen. DPG

This is a very early example the the "Columbia No.2 Zither", from the Phonoharp Company, of Boston, MA. Though we cannot date this model exactly, we believe that this instrument was built sometime in the first decade of the 20th Century. Later models had more stylish embellishments and decals. The dimensions are 20 X 11 inches. The Zither has 31 strings, though a few strings are missing. The original paper string/octave chart is in good condition for its age. The chart indicates that the patent for the Zither was issues May 29, 1894. The original paper label can be seen in the sound hole. The label has some tears, but is legible. The greatest wear can be seen in the wooden cover for the string ends at the bottom of the instrument. Overall, the wood is in very good antique condition. There are no splits in the sound board, and all of the seams are still tight. A wire has been strung along the back, indicating that this Zither was used as a decoration. DPG

From the early 20th Century, when hybrid instruments were all the rage, comes the "Ukelin", a cross between a Ukulele and a Violin. Made by the Manufacturers Advertising Company, of Jersey City, N. J., comes complete with all required hardware. 25 X 5 inches, with metal hardware, this instrument has some condition issues with the labels and decorations. The original label can be seen in the sound hole, but significant sections have been scraped out. The embellished decoration around the sound hole also shows missing sections, but paper label indicating the chords and tunings is in good condition. While the wood does show wear from usage, there are two places on the sound board where cracks are developing. DPG

We have never seen one of these interments before and we cannot begin to understand how it might be played, we can tell you that the "Tremoloa", was made by the Manufacturers Advertising Company, of Jersey City, N.J. They were makers of a wide range of specialty and novelty instruments in the early part of the 20th Century. We are not certain if this instrument is complete, but we can say that all of the pegs are present and in good condition. The decorations and other paper labels on the sound board are in good condition, though you will find some examples of damage. The sound board is also showing several places where cracks and splits are beginning, most notably at one of the sound holes and in several places where pins are placed to hold strings. The sound board has also separated from the sides in places where the top shows splitting. Dimensions are 26 X 10 inches. There is a serial number, 5118, on the back. DPG

No doubt designed by someone with too much time on their hands, the Marxochime Colony's Violin-Uke, was sold directly to the consumer under the motto, "Anyone can play". A hybrid instrument that required the musician to pluck some strings and bow others. While you can find online videos of people playing this same model of Violin-Uke, we don't recommend that you watch them. 20 X 6 inches, there are some significant condition issues, most notably, separation of several sections of the sound board and body, due to pull from the strings being kept in a tight state. The original paper label can be seen in the sound hole, though there are paces where damage can be seen. The serial number: 7007 was stamped on the paper label. Decorations on the sound board are in good condition. An original bow comes with the instrument, but it is not strung. DPG

Handmade by the consignor, this hammered dulcimer is really a beauty of an instrument. 38 X 12.5 inches, there are three lovely hardwood selections including Walnut, Cherry and Maple. The Dulcimer has 46 strings. Finely crafted, the quality is evident when handling the instrument. There is a strong, reaching quality to the sound when the strings are struck. There are two separate sets of hammers to go with the Dulcimer. A folding stand and a fabric carrying bag complete the lot. DPG

This clarinet is unmarked, and most likely made for a beginning student. Nevertheless, this is a very well made clarinet, in very good condition. The clarinet appears to be made from African Blackwood. All of the cork is supple and sticky. The keys are straight and the felt pads are all soft and make complete contact with the corresponding hole. All of the ring keys and tone holes are clean, without damage. The mouthpiece looks to be possibly bakelite, or a hard rubber; it is unmarked so size and tonal characteristics are unknown. There are two ligatures with the instrument. The case seems to be very old, possibly homemade. DPG

This Henri Selmer HS** mouthpiece is in excellent condition, possibly being used very little, or never. Marked with the Henri Selmer Paris Olive wreath logo, it has HS** beneath and "Made In France" embossed just above the cork. The mouthpiece comes with a ligature that is also embossed with "France". DPG

Several lady's hats for summer, fall and in between. Several of the hats are vintage unmarked pill hats. There a couple sun hats and a couple winter kettle hat and more. Also included are four handbags to include a plaid hard sided N.L.M. Co. handbag, a Tejidos Inegenas boho style soft purse, a vintage beaded wristlet purse and a handmade white basket weave handbag. Only one hat size located and stated 58cm, no sizes located on other hats Pieces are in good condition. MD

Total of 10 different hats ready for youre fall or winter attire. Headlining this group is a beautiful tan Doeskin felt hat made by Sylvia of New York with pheasant feather accents. Also included is a black Belmar wool Fedora style hat. All the other are Cossack style hats. Five a believed to be real fur, the others are faux fur. No size markings located in any of the hats. MD

There are four 1927 Steam Locomotive Employee Recognition train Schedule and tour Santa Fe Railroad Poster 30 x 22.5". Employees and family members were able to ride this train as appreciation to their service. One of the posters is mounted to poster board. Posters also come with a a boarding pass and brochure. All are in good condition. MD

Seven very nice books surrounding the Sanat Fe railroad. Included are: Santa Fe Operations by Merle Armitage, The Santa Fe Railway in color, History and Legacy of the BNSF and several more books. MD

Two vintage informational booklets surrounding the Santa Fe railroad and the Native American people of Southwest and Midwest. One booklet is titled Santa Fe Indian Village. Souvenir Chicago Railroad fair Summer 1948. The second is titled Along the Route of the Super Chief, El Capitan, The Chief, San Francisco Chief and Texas Chief. Dated 1962. Corner of front cover is torn and there is some water staining on the bottom edges. MD

20 collectible toy cars. Most are Matchbox cars made by Lesney of England, 2 metal Midgetoy cars and one 2001 Mattel 1940 Coupe. Ready to be played with, collected or restored. MD

Over 40 assorted metal cast toy cars made by Tootsie Toys and more Most are fair condition, some fair to good. They were played with hard. MD

This N gauge train set display is a rare and collectible piece by Fletcher Barnhardt & White Inc., featuring a Shell Oil & Gas theme. The set includes a detailed locomotive, tank cars, and freight cars, all beautifully designed with vibrant Shell branding. Perfect for model railroad enthusiasts to display, this set captures the industrial charm of the oil and gas industry. Constructed with precision. Whether you're expanding your model train collection or seeking a standout display piece, this set is in excellent condition with minimal wear. A unique find for collectors and hobbyists, it offers both aesthetic appeal and historical significance. MD

In this snall group is a Charvos Drafting set model 612. Looks like on small piece is missing. Also included are 2 cut advertising displays of Prince Albert Tobacco and a Westeward series Nickel collectors book with 7 nickels and 2 quarters. MD

Some nice pieces to add to your set. They are Three timber trucks, a Mini Metals Pennsylvania RR work truck, a Mini Metals police car and a Bachman Gandy Dancer train hand car. MD

Total of 6 new HO scale train cars. They are: 2 Bachman U.P. cars, Industrial green freightcar, Roco (German) Munchen car, Cox Racing Team car and a Cob-Cor Durango - Silverton train car. MD

This is new in the box kit for the Bowser made Casey Jones 4-6-0 locomotive and tender train. md

There are a total of 11 HO and R.R scale scenery pices to include 5 Rustic Rails die cast wagon sets and a blacksmith with anvil. Also included are 6 Highway Miniatures wagons and trucks. MD

Two locomotives for parts or repair, both are HO scale. The first is cast believed to be a Mantua. The other has plastic body marked 2197, unknown brand. MD

Two of the three trains are Mantua HO locomotives and tenders. One is black and marked Union Pacific 4073 missing the cattle scoop and the other is blue and marked Baltimore and Ohio 4073. The last loco and tender are heavy cast marked 16 on the side. MD

There are a total of 7 locomotives and tenders in various condition. The maroon loco and tender are Riverossi in need of some repairs. The green loco is a Bachman that appears to be in good condition. The yellow loco is stamped Made in Brazil and the blue engine is marked Made in Yugoslavia. MD

There are a total of 5 diesel locomotives in this group. There is one Tempo Santa Fe loco, one Mantua Tyco Santa Fe, one Penn Line Loco, one Tempo Pennsylvania and one made in Austria Pennsylvania. loco. Untested. MD

This is a mixed lot of 13 N gauge locomotives and train cars. The yellow loco is a Rapido - W. Germany Rio Grande, there is a Bachman Pennsylvania loco and a Trix of W. Germany Penn. loco and 10 additional train cars. All appear to be in good condition. MD

New in the box, Revell Big Boy Union Pacific locomotive. 1:87. All pieces appear to be present but not validated. MD

This is a new in the box Tamiya project kits 4-Speed High Power Gearbox # He TAM72007. Also comes with a new Kemtron loco motor. MD

Total of 5 new Model Power HO Scale train cars. They are 40' cattle car, tank car(x3), Bay window caboose. MD

New in the box HO scale 2-6-0 locomotive and tender #6720. MD

Large assortment of pre fabricated HO scale building for your new or existing train set. There is a dance hall, general store, Mercedes Benz building and more. All are in fair - good condition. MD

Add to your existing train or start up a new collection with these 24 train cars. Nice mix of box cars, tankers and more. MD

Several nice pieces or landscape items ready for your train set scenery. Some of the items include a new brown limb tree kit, a new Woodland Scenes windmill, a new BTS Structures Greeley's Place house kit, fencing, niner figurines and more. MD

Several pieces oh HO scale track. Straights, bends and more. MD

Box of assorted parts and pieces of locomotives and cars and parts. There is a MDC marked locomotive, cars, extra parts and more. MD

Very nice framed scenery oil painting. No artist name located Piece measures 23" x 45". Also included are 3 decorative two stick candle holders, home meds finger nail kit and more. MD

Collection of the eclectic variety. Here are vintage dolls, a vintage Viewfinder, collector plates, bud vases made in Taiwon ROC and more. MD

Three useful how to books to get your model railroading up and going. They are Model Railroader Basic DCC Wiring, Model Railroader Wiring Your Model Railroad and The Digitrax Big Book of DCC, All are in good condition. MD

Eleven 30-gallon storage totes with lids, mostly Sterilite brand, ready to tackle your storage needs! Previously home to Christmas decorations, so they’re clean but come with a little festive flair—because glitter is basically immortal. GE