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Pict#1 is a Phillips 66 coffee cup & saucer set, mde by Jackson China Falls Creek Pa., U3 series. pict#2 is a Champion after shave bottle by Avon, "Wild Country" cent. Pict#3, is a early style srvice station attendants air gauge, made by Schrader, "Balloon Tire Gauge", pat, dates 1906,1916,1922, 1923,with leather case. Pict.#4, Kerr-McGee zippo lighter & plastic pencil sharpener.
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thank you Michael
VERY COOL MIKE :) LOVE THIS :)
Love the Champion aftershave bottle and the Phillips cup and saucer!!! Great finds.
Hope that you and your loved ones were not afflicted by the wildfires that have devastated so many in Oklahoma.
Does that price tag say $16.00 on the cup and saucer? Where do I send my check?
thank you Sean, lets see how the "return" goes.
two of the best priced local items iv'e bought. 17 $ & a case of heatstroke later, i was feelin good. thank you miKKo.
thank you for your concern miKKo, i did have one niece's house lost.Plan to help them rebuild.
Yep rocker-sd, i complained to, until he threw in the saucer! LOL
thank you Mani, U ok?
thank you kerry
I'm really sorry to hear about your niece's home, but very grateful that she is OK! Great of you to help her rebuild! Best wishes for a swift and perfect project.
thank you miKKo, no direct fatalitie, & alls good, hope u are to.
good to hear from you eye! the weathers great here.
thank you PhilDavis!
thank you gargoyle
I wondered where my coffe cup got to!!Now I now the culprit!
Cafine is bay for you gargoyle, i did you a favor.
Hello mike and how are u doing , I'm at the office today . I and I hope your having a great day:)
eye, eye had posted a "slick" comment yesterday but i look today & it was'nt there. You know, i did say something about Tenn. nothing serious. But you KNOW there watchin me man, have you seen them watchin me commenting on you commenting on me! Im confused, now what where we doing?
thank you Michael
thank you miKKo
thanks kerry
thanks Phil
thank bratjdd
thanks packrat
thanks Mani
And then there was KEVIN,
I always just assumed you where a major player at Kerr-McGee & you were just using that name for tax porposes.
I cant remember how or when i got the gauge, it was old, so i never used it.
I never pictured you as a "Wolorock" kinda person, more of a "Gilcrease" guy.
but then your a man of many talents.
thank you Sean, hope everythings good.
thanks pw-collector
thank you sign, hope your well.
Ill be darn, i went to Gilcrease,and there was a bust as you entered, &, i have to say, your a pretty good lookin man Kevin!
thank you bratjdd!
thanks packrat!
thank you sign
thanks again Kevin!
jbcollector, thanks for the luvin!