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This is a slightly earlier style with an in cab bell. Missing headlight. Original paint. 16"

The running gear is cast iron and clearly, manufactured. But I suspect that everything you see in dark red was made by Grandpa. 18"

The stenciling is faded, but these originally said, "Kerosene Oil" across the front. There are numerous examples online if you'd like to restore the stencil. This is missing the filler cap, but other than that, it'sready to go.

Yes, it's a pan and yes, it's for your bed, but it's not a bed pan. 37"

Original paint. Center board could use some glue.40"

Great winter decor. 16"

Complete but not running. 8 x 8 x 5

Almost all of it is from a family in the Baraboo area from one family member to another. Some of it is downright hilarious. Includes a Frederick Remington print.

Includes a nice, wood jointed Moon Mullins, and a Marx climbing monkey.

Decorated with a Scotty dog or something similar.

Compliments of Ed J. Krieger, the Harness and Buggy Man West Bend

Probably the finest convertible horse we've had through here, ever. Remarkable for its size and condition. It does have a few shortcomings, but all in all it's a true survivor. 44 x 30 x 15 on rocker.

I can't tell you too much about it. It will probably need some repairs and I think it's missing the engine cowling.

Not decorated, but in unusually good condition. Fragile, they're generally found with damage. This one does not appear to have any. 7.5 x 7

Manufactured by the Florentine Alabaster Company Chicago. 13.5"