Curved glass cupboard; curved glass cabinet; old wooden desk; wooden school desks; JD wooden

spring seat in good shape; singer treadle sewing machine; cistern pump; conservo; Maytag gal oil

can; numerous crocks consisting of Western 5, 6, and 10 gals plus many more; Kuyper Lumberyard

picture calendars from 1926 and 1928; Kuyper Lumberyard metal sign; Farmers annual picnic picture

from August 19, 1923; old lanterns; milk bottles; corn planter; copper double boiler; watts bowls

from Sully Creamery and other Pella and Sully businesses; platform scale; milk boxes; egg baskets;

horse clock; old Zenith radio; kerosene stove; barn hay trolley; ice saw; totes full of old farm toys,

Delft, collectable banks, toy truck banks; toy tractors still in the boxes, small farm toys, old pictures

such as child with dog plus many more, old advertising rulers, pictures and pencils, cast iron horse

toys, statues, horse items, souvenir plates, carnival glass, depression glass, red ruby glassware, Tulip

Time collector coins; Pella National Bank early 1900 collectable dollars; hen on nest.

and big wheel barrow block and tackles, hay rope, buck saws, block planes, hand wrenches, step

ladders, old Comet sled, cream cans, galv. tubs, plus more.

Noma 16 h.p. all wheel steer hydro lawn tractor with 43” deck, Kohler engine, 2 bag grass and leaf

collector; info on the 2 items only call Ken at 641-628-0100

it was all boxed up in large plastic totes, we just lifted up the lids and wrote down what we saw. I

am sure that we did not see everything and I am sure the family does not even know everything that

was in them. There will be a lot of suprises so come take a look.

Terms: Cash Not responsible for accidents.

Lunch by Sandie

Ray Veenstra 641-793-2779 Brad Veenstra 641-780-4077

www.tricountyauction.com

Ray Veenstra, 641-793-2779 Brad Veenstra, 641-780-4077

www.tricountyauction.com