Removed from an old model T shop, this mechanics creeper has definately seen it's share of oil changes and has the petina to prove it. You can SMELL the oil. Though it could be used in a pinch, lol, this is a display piece only. In addition to the obvious wear, the circles in the 1st photo mark two spots where there are pressure cracks w/ mild splitting.
I purchased this from the estate of a wealthy collector, it was overlooked and I got it cheap after the dealers left, the metal is gold-ish underneath, you can see it on the bottom of the feet, any help is appreciated!
I purchased this at the estate of a very wealthy collector, many of his items were very valuable, this piece was overlooked and i got it after most collectors left, no idea of the value, any guidance would be appreciated!
1880's USS Quinnebaug Journal handwritten by naval architect J. J. Woodward. Includes many handwritten drawings and a picture of him in original frame.
I have an old red wagon that is similar to a Radio Flyer wagon. I plan to refinish it just to make it look good and fresh again. I cannot find any information about it, it has Wobbly Wagon painted in white on the side and it looks fairly old. Just wondering what it could be worth, if anything.
