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AUCTION SALE
Special i^pue Sale
Saturday, October 21, 1967
Beginning afH) o’clock a.m. Held at Elmer’s 66 Service Station on Route 211 in
Sperryville. Consisting of valuable antiques. I L"t of wash stands 1 I.<it iJ whests of drawer.' 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 i 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 ket tie1 Lot of old telephonr wall typo 1 Lot of apple butter Cherry seeders Lot of antique glassware Hor^e collar and bra" 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 anti<$lM tg&Aumerous to mention not responsible for accidents
Terms: Cash Elmer S. Atkins, Owner , Sperryville, Va.
Lunch will be served Ipy Sperryville Fire Dept.
Sale conducted by
John Walker Jenkiij} 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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