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Vintage REO Diamond & REO Motor Corporation Employee Badges. Made of Bakelite.
$45.00 for a set. I currently have two sets left.
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Shipping is First Class Mail at cost.

History:
The REO Motor Car Company was a company based in Lansing, Michigan, which produced automobiles and trucks from 1905 to 1975. At one point, the company also manufactured buses on its truck platforms. Ransom E. Olds was an entrepreneur who founded multiple companies in the automobile industry.

I was hoping to get some information and perhaps a value on these two items. I haven’t seen any others around to compare them to. The clock has been professionally restored and works fine. The thermometer is how I found it. It is in decent condition however there is pale beige paint, very similar to the paint on the front, splattered on the back. I’ve seen the smaller version but this one is 38.5” by 8” wide. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

I have one copy of the Bowser C77 cast iron handle. $80 includes shipping (US only). Call or email please.
Ron

Looks like the one out of a GB 105

Vintage set of 1930s Thornton USA Pinup Girls Risqué Lady Knife Double Fold Blades.
Condition is Used & shows some discolored marks, scratches, signs of wear but functions as intended.
I haven't attempted to clean these at all, still has the dust on them from the Iowa barn they were found in.

Thronton made black and white pin up knives in the 30's but colorized them in the 40's.
These knives can sell for around $200.00 apiece in good condition.

$185.00 or Best Reasonable Offer. Shipping is First Class & will be Free for Domestic U.S. Buyers.
https://buy-the-way-antiques.myshopify.com/.../rare...
Has several Thornton knives with I think the cheapest selling for around $125.00. They do make cheap knockoffs of these, but I guarantee these are authentic pieces.
Feel free to ask any questions.

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Thank you....

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