$25.00 / OBO • This is a vintage Sears, Roebuck & Co. lawn Fertilizer sprayer that hooks up to a garden hose. This is a Cross Country No. 1451 Fertilizer Sprayer, sold only by Sears Roebuck & Co / Simpsons-Sears LTD. The container, a glass bottle with metal top was made in USA. This is a great conversation piece for the office, garden cupboard, collector shelf, or in your potting shed for display. Being glass and I believe made in the 50s, not too many survived.
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This painting looks to be a water color. The paper is wavy as if it has been wet but ther is no water stains anywhere on the paper. The colors are very dark and vibrant. There is the signature, the year '77, and #192/200. on the painting. On the "tail" of the wind mill is "AEROMOTOR, CHICAGO".
The handle part is the size of a quarter (held like a pair of scissors. It is opened as far as it will go. The metal is a soft metal, and is not magnetic, however, the spikes are as well as the hinge that holds it together. I do not know what this is and was found 22 years ago when my fiancee was a boy, inside of a river in the mud. Appears that there is little to no damage, and the patent number is almost completely visible. It is also dangerously sharp. Any ideas? What is it's worth?
The handle part is the size of a quarter (held like a pair of scissors. It is opened as far as it will go. The metal is a soft metal, and is not magnetic, however, the spikes are as well as the hinge that holds it together. I do not know what this is and was found 22 years ago when my fiancee was a boy, inside of a river in the mud. Appears that there is little to no damage, and the patent number is almost completely visible. It is also dangerously sharp. Any ideas? What is it's worth?
