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AUCTION SALE
Special Antique Sale
Saturday, October 21, 1967
Beginning at 10 o’clock a.m.
Held at Elmer’* 66 Service Station on Route 211 in
Sperryville. Consisting of valuable antiques. I Lot of wash stands 1 Lot of chests of drawers 1 Blanket chest 1 Lot of brass kettles 1 Lot of flat irons • 1 Lot of tea kettles 1 Lot of dinner pots 1 Lot of wash bowl and pitcher sets 1 Lot of lamps 1 Lot of antique clocks, all perfect shape 1 Lot of old mirrors 1 Baby cradle 1 Lot of rocking chairs 1 Lot of round oak tables 1 Lot of antique chairs Lot of cream cans 1 Farm bell 1 Lot of cow bells 1 Spool cabinet, perfect Several fireplace sets Wagon seat Antique pot bellied stoves Punch bowl set 1 Lot of old telephones, wall types 1 Lot of apple butter kettles Cherry seeders Lot of antique glassware. Horse collar and brass hames 1 Ox yoke School desk Corner cupboard One hall tree Dough tray Scales, antique 1 Lot of churns, round and up and down 1 Lot old pictures, all kinds, perfect 1 Lot of lanterns Old bottles Old wheels Desk Coffee grinder Lot antique sofas Lot of crocks, all kinds, perfect
Lots and lots of antiques too numerous to mention not responsible for accidents
Terms: Cash Elmer S. Atkins, Owner Sperryville, Va.
Lunch will be served by Sperryville Fire Dept.
Sale conducted by
John Walker Jenkins Auctioneering Service
Auctioneer s Note: This is one of the largest and
finest antique auctions ever held in this part of the state.
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