I posted a few of these on my Facebook page last week, but here are the rest that I was able to clean out and get into the store. They are various sizes and have cool old hinges. Used for carrying cups, or glassware, etc. I didn't measure all of them but the top one on this pile is 23 by 16 by 11 inches tall. That one is the only one that has the wooden dividers. The others are just open for carrying things. All crates shown here except shallow bottom crate are sold!
I was told this was used in the 1950's in a store at Christmas time to display toys for sale. Sweet wooden wagon has wooden wheels and measures 36 by 18-1/2 by 18-1/2 inches. So much cuter in person! SOLD!
First photo is a Cott beverage crate and measures 17 by 12 by 12. Atlas powder box is 17-1/2 by 11-1/4 and 8-1/4 inches tall. Nice explosive crate! Second photo is a long rectangular unmarked box with finger joined corners and this measures 24 by 6-1/2 by 5-1/2. Third photo is the Briggs Maroney box. Nice Native American graphic. This measures 19 by 13-1/2 by 9 and the last photo is a small shank box. this measures 12-1/2 by 8 by 6 inches. ALL BOXES EXCEPT SHANK BOX ARE SOLD!
Great gothic look! This was at my Halloween open house, but I don't think many people even saw it. This has five candleholders and would be perfect for your Halloween party! Sold!
Choose your size! Large and medium! Ready to tote your hay bales, mums, and pumpkins! Look great at holiday time too with greens on the porch! Wagons are sold!
Someone asked me for a school desk, and I can't remember who, but I have one! Sturdy metal legs and wooden top with inkwell holder. This desk measures 26 by 20 and stands31 inches tall. SOLD!
Someone put these two together to make a unique wall sign. Best displayed against a flat surface, as the swan will pivot if not flat on wall! This metal hoop is 25 inches in diameter. SOLD!
This rack's shelves will fold up flat for ease of carrying. This was made in the USA. Store rack held Kool Aid products. This would be great at a show, or in a garage to hold automotive collectables. This is about four feet tall and approx. two feet wide. Forgot to measure this!
