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These are pretty rough, but I thought maybe someone can use for display.

That's a deal sir - thank you!

Getting very close but no deal yet - one more should do it, thanks.

Thanks for the good start Brant - No deal yet.

All solid condition. While the ones with brass ferrules could pass for a pair, they didn't come that way.

$200

These are either new old stock or very lightly used. 3 3/4 inches long and fit a 1/2 inch bar. Beautiful original finish. One very slight crack but both are solid. Free shipping if target price is reached. Cash, check, money order or Paypal friends & family.

That bottle cap badge was also used in 1924.

$1800

Good to see you back on here, Larkin. I'll start the bidding at $1000.

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Wow, just...wow.

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Very cool - the FANSY Museum of Firefighting has the same model in it's collection. Wish you were closer. https://fasnyfiremuseum.com/about-the-museum/

$70

I believe those might belong to Catfish.

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Perfect - thanks to you both.

Thank you, Sir - that sure looks like it could right.

A friend asked if I could find out what this classy lady is riding. I feel like I've seen that badge but I can't place it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

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Bump - free delivery to Brimfield May 9th.

Still looking...

Just have to say, that thing's fantastic.

150

Count me in.

Rusty staples and some staining show evidence of dampness at some point it its life, but it is a complete catalog - all 24 pages are intact and legible. I guess when we're 115 we'll have some blemishes as well. Asking $125 shipped .

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From the 1923 catalog

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Yes, I took this photo before they removed the tracks and transformed it into a nice bike/walking trail a few years ago.

Known locally as the 8-arch bridge, 1846 train trestle, Holliston, Massachusetts.

'07 Iver Truss

$675 today and I'll wait until we can meet in person again for the hand off.

I'll get the ball rolling at $395.

A couple I used to own...

Nice project - those cool pedals are shown on page 7 of the '98 Iver catalog.

I can't imagine a better use for these amazing horns - well done, sir.

Still looking for one of these, thanks.