Snow Blower, Coffee Table, Tent Poles, Serving Trays, Silverware, Year Books, Recordable Alarm Clocks, Antique Bottle, Mini Compressor, Portable Color Printer

Yard Machine 8HP, 2-Stage 24" Snow Blower

I want to buy a larger snow blower with lights but need to sell this one first. It has seen little use until last year, but performs great! It has a powerful Tecumseh 8-HP motor with both electric and recoil start, 5 forward and 2 reverse speeds. The chute can be aimed wherever you want the snow.

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$399

Antique Coffee Table

An antique dealer gave us this table as a retirement gift. We just purchased two end tables with a matching coffee table, so have no need for this.

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$25

Poles for Screened Gazebo (No Tent!)

Squirrels and broken zippers made the tents unusable, but I kept the poles, which are in excellent condition. You can buy a set for $10 to cover a fish pond, fabricate a boat cover (like I intended to do) or replace damaged poles. The first 3 pictures are of the Eureka screen house. The third photo is of another tent, make unknown. All the fittings are there and in good condition. This is just for the poles! The tents have been trashed!

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Either set for $10!

Heavy Duty Serving Trays

I bought 150 of these trays and made a cabinet for my wife's rubber stamp collection.  I still have 120 of these sturdy 12 x 16 inch trays with non-skid surfaces like those used in schools, churches and cafeterias. Some are black and others gray, but all are new or like new. I will sell them all for $100 or as many as you want for $1 each.

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I first bought ten 13" x 9" tin cookie sheets to make the cabinet, but discovered that ten were not enough and the store didn't have more of them. I will sell these for $1 each as well. They are brand new!

Silverware from Grandma

These ten (10) silver pieces are too nice to melt down. You can have them all for $25.

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1961 Yearbook from Bob Jones University

We have two copies of this yearbook and are selling the duplicate for $5 .

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Recordable Picture Frame / Alarm Clock $5 each

I bought a carton of these alarm clocks and have five left. I am selling them in the original boxes with batteries and instruction sheets for $5 each. You can put a photo of yourself in the frame and record your personal wake-up call. Your grandchild can awaken to the voice of his grandma or grandpa each morning!

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A Rare Bottle From Austria $10

This rare double bottle is 7" high and comes from Austria. It was used many years ago for bottling mixed drinks. It was a great idea, but manufacturing the bottles cost much more than the contents, so they were only made for a short time. The German text on the bottle says that it contained mineral water and Austrian wine produced by the Aigner Brewery and Bottling Company of Gumpoldskirchen. The actual text reads: "Inhalt 1/8l österr. Wein; 1/8l Sodawasser. Aigner, Gumpoldskirchen, Austria 0.125l 6" On the opposite side, "Vin Aqua 0.125l." A great addition to your bottle collection

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Small 12-volt Compressor for your car. Ideal for bike tires, inflatable boats etc.  Never used and new in the box! $9

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Portable Canon i80 Color Ink-Jet Printer

I bought this printer to take with me when attending conferences, but no longer have any use for it. It measures only 12" x 7" x 2".

The new price is $389.99 and there are presently six used ones on Amazon.com from $133.66 to $240.99 (see photos below). I will sell this for $100. It includes two extra toner cartridges, USB cable, CD and power supply.

If interested in any of these items, call 856-694-5684 or write harveyralph@gmail.com