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frenchie
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Hi Kid,just came back from a 300 mile trip and found these two items.The turquoise picture is a 6 ft curtain skirt,there is a hole to put the rod into and hang it up.The other three pictures are the parts of a ceiling fan,notice the bears to pull the chain and the cike bottle to pull and shut it off,the other picture is the bulb and the third is one of the arms(there are 4 all together.Any idea and what they're worth.
Thanks
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ray,let me explain to you who i am.I'm a 65 year old handicapped person that just retired and was told to get into collectables cause they will keep me occupied.I live in Toronto,Canada.The antique stores in the city are too expensive so i travel outside the city.I can't drive too long because of my handicap so i usually spend most of my time travelling and little time picking.I appreciate you guy's help.By the way I paid $10 for thr Drape and $35 for 2 of the fans so i think i did pretty good