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12 x 4 x 8

It would make a good freestanding shelf. 35 x 13 x 6

Original box missing end flaps on one end. It comes with a bag of plastic furniture and people.

One replaced drawer bottom. 7.5 x 10.5 x 4.5

I've sold patent models before, but I've never sold a mock-up that was made before the patent model. Designed by George L. Wackerow of Mellette, S.D. this crude work up would have preceded turning it over to a professional patent model maker for submission to the patent office. The drawing shown in the photographs is not included in the lot. It was found by a helpful person on the Net.

Includes several Kewpie bisque figurines, some of which retain their paper labels. The soldier is missing his gun barrel. The largest has a chip out of the blue-collar. The next largest has shoulder chips. The huggers are in good condition and have a paper label. The shoulder head has been glued through the front. Also includes matches and a coffee mug from Kewpie canned food by Mammoth Canning company of Sussex. And finally, a Kewpie light bulb and a Kewpie glass candy container, which would later serve as a toothpick holder.

Includes a wind up trapeze toy.

Might as well have the best.

It appears that it had 2 metal patches on it at one time, but they are now gone. 22 x 6.5 x 15

Does not appear to have ever been altered or fooled around with. 9 x 10

Also includes a roll of Univex film and a Kodak portrait attachment number 13.

Runs. Bright, clean movement. Porcelain dial.

According to their original envelope, these are true reproductions of Turks headwear. So there you have it.

Does not appear to have any repairs. 10.5 x 11.5 x 5