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#575345 Sun Oct 19 2014 11:07 AM
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These are literally "barn-fresh," as I cleaned off years worth of caked on hay on dirt from them. My quick research puts them as 20s era, as the Star Cars were only produced in the mid-20s by Durant Motors. 36w x 24h. Baltimore enamel, 200 fifth age ny at bottom right. Both are heavy porcelain, nearly 20 lbs each. Any help in valuing would be greatly appreciated

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VERY nice score!!


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No thoughts on potential value? Anything else about the signs I failed to mention, please let me know. I do have more pictures. Your collective wisdom is appreciated!

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Mitch....

Check on Liveauctioneers... here's a nice one that sold for $800

[img]http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/24094623_star-cars-authorized-service[/img]

Given that, figure you're in the $400-600 range.




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