#395 Tori Photos 2

It is nearly impossible to list everything in a collection like this. We have done the listing throughout the store and have gone through some of the basement but there are boxes that have been packed for years, shelves and barrels of everything from primitive tools to wool blankets and Indian dolls and toys. Here is a listing of some of the things that will be at the auction: Plaster model of the 1949 Lincoln that Tori’s father, Rodger Ketchman, designed as well as many pieces of Ford Motor Co. memorabilia from his estate. He was the worldwide director of Lincoln Mercury & responsible for styling & production for many years. These will sell Saturday at 1 PM and we will accept telephone bids on these items. Note that there is a separate page on this model and related items. Click #395 Tori Lincoln Model at the bottom of the list to the right.

~ Copper pot dug up from an 1800’s Indian Cache north of Kalispell. Be sure to look at the photos on the web site. (Phone Bid item) ~1890’s plat maps of Marysville ~ Helena blueprints ~ 15 C M Russell calendars 1960’s 30 x 40 ~ Tons of old photographs & postcards ~ Advertising ~ Sheet Music ~ 75+ Golden Books ~ American Pottery ~ 1950’s Ethan Allen Early American sideboard ~ Blue Willow from the Old Faithful Inn ~ Jessica Durnell-Smith Painting ~ Clyde Aspevig print ~ 100 piece Arrowhead collection—all old and authentic + many Metate & Indian stone tools ~ All the store furniture—Oak display cabinets, custom made bookshelves, showcases ~ many tablecloths and linens ~ Lamps—kerosene & electric ~ Meakin Tea Leaf Lustre ware ~ Vaseline Glass ~ Comic Books ~ Haynes Photographs from Yellowstone Park ~ Old Pawn Jewelry ~ Cooking & Kitchen Pottery ~ 100’s of price guides & Identification books ~ Neon “Antiques” sign ~ Porcelain ~ Weller Pottery ~ Shooters Bibles 1945-55 ~ Eyeglasses ~ Perfume bottles ~ Black Glass ~ Snuff Boxes ~ Picture Frames, Prints & Art~ Clocks ~ Bob Morgan S/N books ~ 16 Camera Security System ~ Tons of Purses — Judith Leiber-Dooney Burke-Mary Frances ~ Ornate Easels ~ Beer Steins ~ Magazine Racks ~ Hummels ~ Furniture in storage we haven’t seen yet ~ Vaseline Glass ~ Depression Glass ~ Jenny Lind Bed ~ Sheet Music ~ Sadd Irons ~ Cast iron ~ Carpet Bowling Balls—for fancy young society girls of the 1890’s ~ Advertising signs & Cans ~Rocking Chairs ~ Tools ~ German Wall Clock ~ Girls Dresses & Aprons ~ Butter molds & Kitchen Primitives ~ Beaded Purses ~ Millifiori Glass ~ Rings & Jewelry ~Vintage Clothing- a gorgeous Velvet Wedding dress from the turn of the century - 1920’s beaded drop waist flapper dresses - Gent’s Victorian shirt & vest - Gone With the Wind Hars - Ladies Millinery from 5 decades - Stetson hat from Townsend Toggery - ~ Cast Iron Model A Truck ~Silver Certificates ~Gorgeous French two piece couch from the 1860’s ~ Religious art ~Primitive tools, tubs, scuttles, a barrel of Sythes, forks & shovels - 2 anvils - Hand forged pieces ~ Cow skulls & Antlers ~ Brass Bells ~Elk Pitchers ~ Showcases of Jewelry ~Calendars ~Salt & Pepper Shakers ~Fisherman Lamp & Much More not yet seen or listed!!

Here are a few things we found going through things since this first listing was done.
Victorian sleep gown with embroidery, Gone With The Wind hats, a Stetson hat from Townsend Toggery, more Vintage Clothing, Two anvils, shoe lasts, Hand Forged iron work, Butter Molds, Silk Flowers, Sheet Music..............,

As so much of this is packed and stored it was impossible to catalog it. However, we have scheduled some items. The Ford collectibles - which include the Lincoln model and 3 or 4 bank boxes full of Ford memorabilia - books, magazines, advertising, etc. - from the 1930’s to 1970’s will sell Saturday beginning at 1 pm. We may sell some of this in a second ring and will accept telephone bids on a few major items.

Major toys will follow the Ford memorabila.

The Indian copper pot and collectible arrowheads, tools and beadwork etc., will sell Sunday at 1 PM.
We will take phone bids on the pot.

Vintage clothing will also sell on Sunday.

Each day we will finish the day with an hour or two of “farm auction” going down the rows of primitives and miscellaneous. We will also do request tables for many items to accommodate our bidders' wishes as much as possible.

There are also some pieces of furniture that are in storage and won't show up on the web site prior to the auction since we won't be cleaning out the storage units until the week before the auction.

Remember that we will be selling the shelving, large showcases, signage, etc, from the store, so bring your truck and be ready to haul.

Long Days but FUN!!!

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