There are 2 Bing engines. Both in relatively good shape. Very minimal rust. Three wheels are missing on one of the engines but I have a bag of parts which include some wheels. Both are clock-work. One has the key attached and the other does not. I believe they are O-gauge. The Bing logo is stamped on the bottoms of both.
There are also two passenger cars. Both are "Canadian Pacific/Rochelle". Both are in great condition. Again with the Bing logo stamped on the bottoms.
Also is a tender? with 1012 on the side. In great shape with the logo stamped on the bottom.
There are 8 pieces of curved track and 2 straight.
The extra parts include 2 wheels and the bars that go between?

I only know what I have read on the internet. I have 2 pictures of what looks like to be the same engines and they were in very rough shape. No bottoms to them and completely rusted out. These look to be in great shape. Missing a few items on them but not bad for being as old as I think they are.

I do not have pictures at this time however I can take some & upload them. The outer covers are starting to "dust" from age. The insides are in pretty good condition, the pictures are great,separated by paper. Some of the covers are starting to fall off, some are fine. Black leather covers with gold embossing. 5 have an R on the lower right corner. Outer spines are wearing some. They are very old & have been stored in a glass bookcase since the 80's.

This is an old spoon that I found in a cupboard of an old house. I don't even know if it is silver or silverplate. I would like to know what year it was made.

This is a beautiful Limberts Buffet. Orginal finish, never altered! Pictures available upon request. Looking to sell!!

Flowered 3/legged bowl. Signed Coyne '08. Don't know if this is Sallie Coyne - the time frame is right. Excellent condition - no cracks, no chips, no breakage of any kind.

These are childrens shoes and appear to be asian, indian or possibly indonesian. They appear to be well over 100 years old. I never seen another pair like have them.The only ones that even came close were shoes for women with bound feet.