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A couple of pick-ups from the Jones-Horan auction on the first day.

A Vanguard that cleaned up very nicely and found a temporary home in a nickel display case:

 
Posts: 2962 | Location: Western New York in the USA | Registered: March 24, 2008
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A pendant-set variant with diamond end stones and marked 21 Ruby Jewels:

 
Posts: 2962 | Location: Western New York in the USA | Registered: March 24, 2008
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And a double-signed Illinois Getty:

 
Posts: 2962 | Location: Western New York in the USA | Registered: March 24, 2008
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A 17-jewel Imperial Special with a full set of coppertone hardware:

 
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Racked into an excellent Dueber case:

 
Posts: 2962 | Location: Western New York in the USA | Registered: March 24, 2008
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2 nice looking watches. Good score!! Smile
 
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Getty looks sharp all the way around!
 
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SWEEEEEET!
 
Posts: 1568 | Location: San Francisco, California USA | Registered: September 01, 2008
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I thought I had a K&D staking set for $30, but then Phil started cheering the other guy on, so I finally got it for $110.

The box was a mess, but all the original hardware was there. I stripped it, broke it apart, floated the panels through the drum sander, re-assembled it, and sprayed it with a medium-cherry dye stain with a Polycrylic binder.

Notice the different woods? Fir of some kind above the hasp, and poplar toward the bottom.

 
Posts: 2962 | Location: Western New York in the USA | Registered: March 24, 2008
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Everything had rust scale on it, but it looked like a nearly complete set. I chucked every stake and stump into the lathe and polished them clean.

I need flat stake #109. Anybody got one?

 
Posts: 2962 | Location: Western New York in the USA | Registered: March 24, 2008
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Impressive! Prettiest Stake set I've seen so far. Looks too nice to use.


Dave Turner
 
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Nice looking lot, pal. Even that lowly 1892. Razz
 
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Good going Eric, I'll second Dave on the staking set. Outstanding.


Best Regards,

Ed
 
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