OHIO STATE Tailgate Cooler with AM/FM Stereo NEW

McIntosh 1900 solid state AM-FM stereo receiver with manual (working)

North America, United States, Ohio, New York, & Indiana, Ordovician, Devonian, & Mississippian period, ca. 488.3 to 318 million years ago. This is a fascinating collection of fossils - 4 pieces contai

A pair of Adlake switch keys from Ohio and surrounding states: (1) New York Chicago & St Louis Railroad (Nickel Plate Road) with "S" on reverse (2) Newburg & South Shore Railway (Cleveland area) with

Dealer stock of State Quarters plated in 24k gold. States include Ohio, New Jersey, Nevada, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Oklahoma and others.

states including Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Washington, DC, other subjects including 1893 Chicago World's Fair Columbian Exposition, "T'was the Night before Christmas", and Admiral De

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, City of Albany State of New York and Union Line, approximate diameter 10".

Collection of about 20 billheads from furniture, stove, and hardware companies. These come from many different states including New York, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, etc. Almost all are pictorial. They

Title: New Map of the State of Ohio Publication Date: 1851 Cartographer: S. Augustus Mitchell Publisher: Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co.Size: 15.5Height - 13Width Details railroads, canals, counties, etc.

North America, plus 4 State Maps - Wisconsin, Ohio, New Hampshire/Vermont, and New York. Lithograph Maps Published 1911, New York for "The Encyclopaedia Britannica" 11th Edition by Various Contributor

Lafayette LR-9090 AM/FM stereo receiver. 90 watts per channel into 8 ohms, frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz. A sophisticated solid-state stereophonic high fidelity receiver, Lafayette receivers were

1967 Marantz Model 7 T Solid State Stereo Console Preamplifier with original catalogDimensions: 6 1/4" x 15 1/2" x 8"From an Upstate New York Collector

Heading: Author: Walling, Henry F. and Orlando W. Grey Title: New Topographical Atlas of the State of Ohio with descriptions historical, scientific, and statistical, together with maps of the United

A Group of Six Souvenir Canes from Various Fairs and Conventions, 20th Century, Including the New York 1939 World's Fair, the Ohio State Shrine Convention (1950) and the American Legion Convention. Lo

Cardele Jones full issue Sports Illustrated cover signed in blue sharpie Cardale led the Ohio State Buckeyes to the first ever National Championship in the new format. Cardale hologram certificate on

4 Code 3 Police Cars - Various States, 1/24 scale die cast cars, new in original packages, Premier Chief's Edition including: Ohio State Highway Patrol, No. 12445,Minnesota State Patrol, No. 12438, Wi

(3) 1976 $2 Bicentennial First Day Covers. Created at the USPS in New Brunswick NJ, Columbus Ohio on State Street, and in Columbus Ohio Station H. Crisp CU.

8 NEW WITH TAGS BALL CAPS - CHIEFS - OHIO STATE - (2) TEXAS A&M - PHOENIX SUNS - GROUND ZERO 9-11-01 - OKLAHOMA SOONERS AND ST. LOUIS

OHIO STATE BUCKEYES (22) CARDS IN PLASTIC CASE, OSU FOOTBALL TRIVIA GAME BRAND NEW SEALED IN BOX

LINDBERG 1994 FORD CROWN VICTORIA OHIO STATE HIGHWAY PATROL POLICE CAR 1/25 MODEL KIT.SUPER- SNAP ULTRA KIT #72713.NEW IN SEALED PACKAGE.

B & O, 9 3/8dia, "City of Albany, State of New York" Plate. 10 1/8 dia, Enoch Wood & Sons.

NOS 1988 Randix Nostalgia Old-Tyme Coca-Cola Cooler Radio AM/FM Cassette in box. Measurements in inches: 13 x 10 x 8 Condition:New in box, never used. Box shows some wear Shipping:We offer in-house sh

**Originally Listed At $250** North America, United States, Ohio, Devonian, ca. 416 million years ago; New York, Herkimer County, ca. 500 million of years ago; North Africa, Morocco, Jurassic, ca. 199

19th century, wool, woven in two pieces and joined, and embroidered with a floral grid in blue and tan thread. Previous owner attributed it to New York State. 62" by 84". This lot is eligible for pick

By: Jean Alexandre BuchonDate: 1825 (Published) ParisDimensions: 18.5 x 25 inches (47 cm x 64 cm)This antique map is a rare example by Buchon depicting the state of Ohio by itself, rather than togethe