AUCTION
— LOCATION —
GRAHAM, MO.
1/4 mile East on A Blacktop. 2 miles N & E on Elkhorn Trail.
\WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS.
BARN: Approx. 40'x36' wood frame barn
to be removed or torn down within 90 days.
Built in 1915, hay loft, new roof in 2001,
lots of good lumber. Nice metal Cupola will
be offered separate and then as a unit with the barn.
MOTORCYCLE: 1973 Kawasaki 900 cc Z-1, nice looking bike.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: French Provincial 5drawer Bird’s Eye maple desk; Nice Possum Belly kitchen
cabinet; Oak single desk; Walnut hall table; Walnut 3-drawer
commode w/candle shelves; Elgin treadle
sewing machine; Jelly cabinet (needs refinished); Commode (needs work); 42" oak
bed frame w/tick mattress frame (ornate);
51" oak bed frame; Stair rail w/spindles,
from 1865 house (disassembled); Parlor
heating stove; Zenith long distance cabinet
radio; Table top radio; School desk; Kenmore wood cooking stove; Seth Thomas
pendulum clock; USA wind-up shelf
clock; 2 matching clear Aladdin lamps;
Other kerosene lamps; Knickknack corner
shelves; Glass pieces include: Rose carnival bowl, 3 small
carnival bowls, Vaseline candy, serving bowls, forest green
pieces, white glass & milk glass, deviled egg plates, Bavaria
tea & sugar and others; Meagan Ironstone wash bowl & pitcher;
Ironstone chamber pot; Large individual
salt collection w/wall cabinet; Glass bell
collection; Hen on nest collection; Hotchkiss stapler; Cupid picture; Shadow picture;
Moorehead elk painting; Ink well; Fans;
Several 1900’s teaching books, incl. Searson & Martin 1918 Grade Books, 18 vol.
of Heroes of History by Perkins, 11 vol. of
The Foundation Library for Young People
(1911), others; Original Civil War books,
incl. Campfire Chats (1887), A Wait of the
War (1866), Heroes of the War (1866), and
Tour Around the World By General Grant
(1879); Several Harold Bell Wright books; Other old books; No.
40 Dazey churn; Howe platform scales w/brass beam; Brass
truck scale beam; Star windmill weight; Grinder wheel; Wood
hand corn sheller; Metal corn sheller; Cream cans; Sheep bell;
Curling iron; Geneva Fluting iron & base; 1 & 2-man saws; Block
& tackle; Lightning rods & balls; Wash tubs; Wood pulley; Car
horn; Old implement parts; Egg basket; Metal pulley wheels;
Brass blow torch; Draw knife; Old tools; Hay mound drag fork;
Buggy tongue; Harness parts; 2 Hand bluegrass strippers; Reel
mower; Flower trellises & hangers; Coal bucket; Rug beater;
Large lard kettle (no. 7); Jewelry; Jewelry box (war era); hat &
box; rolling pins & mashers; doilies & crochet patterns; Pheasant
weather vane; 1924 license plate; 10 & 2-gal. crocks; Jug; Wash
boards; Celluloid dresser set; Shoe box full of old post cards;
2 Boxes of cookbooks; Old Fair books; Wood framed mirror;
Razors; Gold eye glasses; Window weights;
Bushel & peck baskets; Silver bowl; Square
alum. cake pan; Other old dishes.
DOLLS & TOYS: Approx. 15-20 old
dolls, incl. Dainty Dorothy (German
1910-1922), German Rhineland in green
dress; Boy doll; Matching dolls (1940’s);
2 Doll chairs; Doll clothes; Child’s ironing
boards; Doll sled; Child’s wicker rocker &
straight rocker; Doll cradle; Rolling pin;
Muffin tin; Doll buggy; Ball glove; 5 China
tea sets (Mickey Mouse, etc); Children’s
books.
SATURDAY
AUG.
Starting at 9:00 A.M.
1
2009
GUNS AND COINS: American Arms
derringer, double barrel, SN 2968, 22-cal.
& 32-cal. barrels, brass frame, rosewood
grip; Westpoint 167 (Stevens) 20-ga. pump; Savage 220B
410 single shot; Davage Model 7754 12-ga. semi-auto; JC
Higgins 12-ga. Model 20 pump; Savage Sporter 22-cal. bolt;
Stevens 410 single shot; Harrington & Richardson Topper
model 158 single shot 410; 44-cal cap & ball pistol (Spain);
Weaver .22 scope; Various ammunition; Old gun scabbard;
Gun rack; Several old pocket knives;
Coins include: 1842 large cent, 1899s silver dollar, Indian Head pennies; V-nickels;
Bicentennial mint set; Silver coins; And
various others.
HOUSEHOLD: Roper 30" electric range;
Whirlpool washer & Kenmore clothes
dryer; Kimball upright piano & bench;
Rheem gas furnace, 100,000-BTU, down
flow (used 1 yr.); Electric lift chair; La-ZBoy recliner; China cabinet; Caned rocker;
Metal frame kitchen table; Microwave; Dyna-Glo kerosene
heater; Stereo outfit with cassette-LP-VCR; Albums; Tapes;
Car stereo with 800-watt speaker (AM-FM-CD); Nordictrack
cross country ski exerciser; Exercise bike; Weight bench;
Men & women bikes; Complete yard fish pond, 25'x20' liner,
(2) 1750gph filters, ultra violet allergy
filter; Dehumidifier; Desk lamp; Fire place
utensils; 2 Metal lawn chairs; Metal porch
glider; Portable manual typewriter; Modern picture frames; Invalid pot & walker;
Alum. windows & storm doors; Double
hung window w/(3) 34"x 80" glass panes;
Christmas decorations; Pressure cookers;
Various pots & pans.
FARM RELATED ITEMS: JD 3-pt.
3-btm. plow; Massey 8' blade; 12' 3-pt.
single disc; Dempster 2-row 3-pt. lister;
Oliver 4-row cultivator; 2-wheel trailer
frame; Horse drawn stalk shredder, Buck rake (no teeth); 1btm. plow (needs work); Hyd. log splitter (for tractor); Amspray
commercial painter; 100,000-BTU space heater; Air tools: Die
grinder, 3\8" impact, sockets; Elect. sander; Toolbox; Socket
sets and hand wrenches; Case of roofing nails (Bostich 1¼"
31mm coil); King Pin lock for semi trailer; Shop vac; Homelite CS-50 chain saw; Conduit bender; Hand air pump; Jack
stands; Floor jack; 200' cable snake; Heavy ratchet straps; Bolt
cutter; Tack & dwell meters; Creeper; 300-watt power inverter;
Car ramps; Work bench; Step ladder; Boat gas tank; 15-gal.
white paint; (2)10' steel I-beams; Pile of copper; Garden tools;
Push tillers; Spades; Shovels; 300-gal. gas barrel & stand; 2
House jacks; TV tower; (13) 8' sections of wood picket fence
& gate; 2 doz. steel posts; 2x4’s; 2x6’s; 6x6 beams.
FORCADE FAMILY
LUNCH BY GRAHAM
METHODIST CHURCH
BILL BROOKSHIER, Graham, Mo.
660-939-4177 • Cell 660-582-1245
— AUCTIONEERS —
JOHN WHITE, Hopkins, Mo.
660-778-3293 • Cell 660-562-9657
Clerks: JEANETTE BROOKSHIER & MADELINE BUTZER • For info and more pictures: www.colbill.com
TERMS: Cash or good check. Photo ID required. Announcements made day of Auction take precedence over all advertisements.