Retro-Vintage-Bazaar

Vintage Rhinestone Double Strand Bracelet with Center Stones
This Beautiful double strand vintage rhinestone bracelet with center stones has all stones intact and in superb condition. Measures 7 inches in length with a large number of 4mm stones. This stunning vintage jewelry is used and sold as is.

Vintage Rhinestone Choker Necklace Beautiful Double Swag
This high fashion brilliant double swag vintage rhinestone necklace with center emerald cut stone is a rare find. All the stones are intact and in superb condition. Measures 15 inches in length with a large number of 4mm stones. This vintage necklace is used and sold as is.

Happy Antique Brass Sad Iron with turned wood handles, Iron Slug and Matching Brass Trivet.
The Iron Slug fits inside the Brass Iron via a nifty little sliding door in the back. Trivet and sad iron are made of brass and should polish up beautifully. This Antique Iron is used and sold as is.
Why is the Iron Sad ?
Sad iron does not mean an unhappy iron as the word currently implies, it used to mean heavy or being heavy. So all heavy irons were known as sad irons. Sad heating irons as we know them now, are noted all the way back to the beginning of the 16th century.

When they came into general use in Europe, it was the Dutch that pioneered its popularity, though goffering (also known as Italian or Tally) irons were used in the early 12th century to facilitate the pressing of frills, ruffles and pleats in France.

Antique Original Stereoview Card titled “Cascade of the Tivoli, Tivoli, Italy”, Numbered 889 from the Late 1800′s in very good condition.

Antique Original Stereoview Card titled “Eide, Hardanger, Norway”, Numbered 844 from the Late 1800′s in very good condition.

Antique Original Stereoview Card titled “Isle di Tiberina and Ruins of Arch Bridge, Rome, Italy”, Numbered 837 from the Late 1800′s in very good condition.

Antique Original Stereoview Card titled “Arch of Settimio Severo and Roman Foro From Capidoglio Steps, Rome, Italy”, Numbered 894 from the Late 1800′s in very good condition.

Antique Stereoview Card of “The Parthenon, from Temple of Nike, Athens, Greece”, Numbered 810 from the Late 1800′s in very good condition.

This is a antique stereoview card No 02 of the rare and collectible Sears, Roebuck & Company tour set that was distributed as a public relations tool to show customers the company’s operations their is an explanation on the back of the card about the photo on the front. From the early 1900s, this card is titled “General View” and is in Very Good condition for its age. ( it is used and thus, sold as is )

1 Good Condition Stereoview Card No 4 The Merchandise Building c.1900

This antique card is from the most collectible set of stereo-view cards as they were published by Sears and Roebuck . Card has normal fading from age.

This was made exclusively for Richard (R.W.) Sears of Sears, Roebuck and Co. Customers could order a set of 50 for about 25 cents. On the back of the card is a story about the photo on the front. Due to age sold As-Is.

Pilotuner Pilto Radio Frequency Modulation Tuner – The Pilot Radio model T601 Pilotuner is simply an FM radio tuner (without an audio amplifier or speaker). It is designed to connect to a stand-alone audio amplifiers phono input  or plug into the phono input section of an AM-only radio, just like a turntable/record player.

The controls are an on/off switch and a tuning knob that covers the modern FM band of 88-108 megahertz. Housed in a compact solid wood cabinet measuring approximately 8 1/2 x 6 3/4 x 6 inches, the Pilotuner is convenient to place most anywhere. Manufactured in the USA around 1947, this great vintage piece of radio history is used and untested, all parts and tubes appear to be in place. Condition is very good for its age as shown in picture, due to its age sold as is. The back cover is missing, insides are intact and clean.

Includes:

1 – Pilot Radio Pilotuner

1 – Owners Manual Copy (emailed after purchase)

1 – Service Manual Copy (emailed after purchase)

Antique Stereo-graph / Stereo-scope Viewer
Stereoscopes, also known as stereopticons or stereo viewers, were one of America’s most popular forms of entertainment in the late 1800s and early 1900s. What you see in the picture is what you get, a stereoviewer in good condition. This is a used stereoviewer and due to its age is sold as is
The viewer is in fair condition and very usable Includes – 1 Used Stereoviewer

Old Binoculars Possibly made around the 40′s
maybe WW II
no identifying marks
solid and heavy made of steel
average condition for age
optics are blurry with a couple of “specs”
felt lined leather case fair condition for age
this item is used and sold as is

Antique Eastman Kodak Box Camera – The Rainbow Hawk-Eye No. 2 Model C Camera made from 1929-1933
Basic box camera with leatherette exterior,
simple meniscus lens,
and a T&I rotary shutter.

Own a piece of camera history

Film winder turns
Shutter Clicks
Good Condition for its age

This Camera is Used and Sold As Is

Collectible Old Photo

This is an Old Train Photo Train Number 1293, Date Unconfirmed, measures 3 1/2 x 5 Inches and is in Good Condition. All Aboard !