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Diebold Safe & Lock Co. Large Safe, Canton, Ohio. Phillip Carretson Ag't-Cripple Creek Colo. Patent 1877. Used by Hawley Merchandise Co. 36 1/4 X 59 1/2 X 29 1/4 inches. Comes with combination.

AN ANTIQUE AMERICAN VICTORIAN SAFE, HAMILTON, OHIO, AFTER 1883, the interior door with hand painted pinstriping and lettering, and fitted wood shelves. Height: 21.75" Width: 15.25" Depth: 15.00"

Diebold Bahmann & Company Safe. Cincinnati, Ohio, John S. Dougless. 33"h x 20"w x 17-1/2"d Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

A antique pocketwatch perfect face, Canton Ohio w. Co.

MARKED THE HARVARD CO CANTON OHIO. MIRRORED BACK, PANELED SIDES. MINOR DAMAGE TO SILVERING IN MIRROR. FINISH IN GOOD CONDITION. 39" W x 18" D x 67" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE S

CANTON OHIO CELLULOID ADVERTISING POCKET MIRROR. LIGHT WEAR TO SURFACE AND EDGES.

This is an antique hay carrier or barn trolley made by the Ney Company of Canton Ohio. It is made of cast iron and measures approximately 13 inches in length, 10.5 inches tall and 7 inches across at t

14K yellow and rose gold hunting case watch by Hampden Watch Company, Canton, Ohio, with white enamel dial, black Arabic numerals and secondary dial. Case marked 14K, Dueber, 2271813, and with impress

Charles Walter Clewell (1876-1905), Canton, Ohio, marked on the underside. Squat vase with verdigris patination. 4.5" high. See Richmond, A Tradition of Progress, entry 97. AIQ

Canton, Ohio, mid-20th century, wood. Elongated bust of a Native American wearing a headdress. On a custom stand. 74" high. MIQ

A Hampden "John Hancock" Model Railroad watch. 18 size, 21 j, Adj Temp & 5 pos, DR, DMK, GJS, SW, LS, engraved GF, OF, Porcelain DSD with Arabic numerals marked "Hampden Watch Co., Canton, Ohio". Seri

Early large brass scoop with hand d forged iron handle. Signed on handle F.B.S. Canton Ohio. 19 inches long, bowl is 5 1/2 x 5 1/2.

3 block and tackle pulleys including 2 wood & 1 metal marked pulley "the ney mfg co canton Ohio". Measures 9 inches high & 7 inches high.

Made of Solid Quarter Sawn Oak, Excellent Condition, Circa 1890, The Harvard Co, Canton Ohio, USA . From an Armonk, NY estate. - Dimensions: 76"h x 24.5" w x 20"d

ANTIQUE REAL PHOTO POST CARDS, LOT OF 77 +/-, including "The Canton [Ohio] Ice Delivery Co." horse-drawn wagon; other horse-drawn wagons; view of Thomas Ave., Davis, West Virginia; workers d

THREE ANTIQUE POCKET WATCHES ~ HAMPDEN WATCH "CHAMPION" STYLE W/MOVEMENT NUMBERED 1435745 2.125" DIAMETER LEVER SET (WINDS/SETS/TICKS) MADE IN CANTON OHIO. ELGIN 2" W/WORN CASE (STEM SET) (WINDS/SETS/

Description: Circa 1910 Scarce and Bizarre Old Antique Advertisement handbill; "HOW TO BECOME A SWORD SWALLOWER...Sword Outfits For Sale, Permanent Address, The Cliffords - Canton, Ohio." Printed with

This is a lot of 3 antique Women's Basketball Team Cabinet Photographs. The first is a Canton Ohio girl's team that is displaying a basketball reading SHS 24-25.This photo is in a photo folder measuri

The Wehrle Company Safe - Newark, Ohio open / no combo. / 25 1/2"H, 15 5/8"(side-side), 20 1/2"(front-back)

A Faux Grain Painted Antique Iron Safe on Castor Wheels by The Mosler Safe Company, Hamilton, Ohio, With original keys. H: 36 x W: 26 x D: 23 in. From the Estate of John A. Davidson, Jr. Proceeds to b

An early 20th century strong box by "The Mosler Safe Co., Hamilton, Ohio". Iron construction with hinged lid, repainted finish with "Buffalo Bill's Wild West". Restored with wear and minor damage. 24

A 19th century Ohio pie safe. Walnut construction with two dovetailed drawers and two doors, each having three pierced tins with star design, on a shaped cut-out base. Old Blue/Gray painted finish wit

Oil on plywood, signed lower right. Mounted on red-painted plywood. 25" high, 24.5" wide. Hill was Chicago truck driver who taught himself to paint. He showed his work very little during his life.

Oil on plywood, signed lower right. Mounted on yellow-painted plywood. 23.5" high, 31" wide. Hill was Chicago truck driver who taught himself to paint. He showed his work very little during his life.