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Biff's '48 Ford from Back to the Future
That's a nice '48 Ford. Too bad about the manure.
('48 Ford photoshop)
Biff's '48 Ford from Back to the Future
That's a nice '48 Ford. Too bad about the manure.
('48 Ford photoshop)
It's a Ford. They are used to manure.
Now ...is that a nice thing to say ?
And here I was lighting the candles in the JP gallery of heroes which I admire !
I ain't worthy of that kind of adulation. I have too many strong likes and dislikes to be part of the Mother Teresa group.
Weekend finds from the diecast collectors show
1930s Steel Craft Metal pull toy
Now that's a nice one! I just noticed, a Swastika still intact!
From what little information I have is that it had been stored away after the child's death. Probably during
that time period. Although not in perfect condition, there are marks that showed that it was played with.
I felt it best not to restore it but preserve that which was enjoyed by a child so long ago.
That was a GREAT find! It could only be better if you had the original box.
The zeppelin toy was made by Murray Ohio Mfg. Co. in Cleveland that started in 1919 to make parts for automobiles.
By 1923, Murray also was making steel toys.
This is a page from Baker/Hamilton & Pacific Co. advertising the toys.
The zeppelin was $1.12 each .
(reproduction box for Lionel boat)
If there is an original box, it would probably be $$$ due to it's rarity.
If you had the original box then you could likely name your price
That's true, but I probably wouldn't sell it.
I once sold a rare 1934 Aerocycle & now regret doing it.
Aerocycle?! You had one of those?!
YUP !.....
I used the money to buy a BMW
This faded photo is all I have...
There's a color photo somewhere in the attic...
but I'd rather not think about it...