aycockonxion

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

Personal Website: twitter.com/aycockonxion

My wife tells me I was born in the wrong generation. I collect Hot Wheels, Buddy L, Tonka, Marx, Nylint, and Matchbox/Lesney toys. About any vintage or antique toy vMy wife tells me I was born in the wrong generation. I collect Hot Wheels, Buddy L, Tonka, Marx, Nylint, and Matchbox/Lesney toys. About any vintage or antique toy vehicles, and many other toys. Oil & Gas stuff, automobilia, signs, sports memorabilia, and mantiques (man antiques)! Recently, antique (pre-1950) and vintage (1950+) fans, anything industrial, and anything odd. If you would like to reach me, feel free to email at aycockonxion@gmail.com. Jason (Read more)

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Dr. Pepper Bottle Opener - Kitchenin Kitchen
Antique Myers Unloader - Rolling Barn Hook - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
Dr. Pepper Cooler - Advertisingin Advertising
Goodyear Key Tag - Advertisingin Advertising
1914 Century Fan - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
Emerson Type 77648-AS Fan - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
Emerson Seabreeze Fan - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
Plaid Thermos Lunch Box - Kitchenin Kitchen
Zero Fan - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
Reese's Adjustable Brass Stencil Set - Officein Office

Comments

  1. This is a post-vintage reproduction, found at a Hobby Lobby type store probably in the '80s.
  2. Thank you for the kind words Kerry and Kevin. I appreciate that very much, and the same Happy Holiday wishes to both of you, and yours. I am also hoping to be able to spend more time at CW in the new ...
  3. Is this legal to own outside of a school?!
  4. Trunkman is right. But.. $800 is way, way, way high.
  5. Its worth what someone will pay for it.. but it that condition and not necessarily "working" I'd say it's worth $100 at best. That's probably to someone who has the skill to restore it themselves.
  6. Great looking fan!
  7. Thank you for the love joyk and auntteaktoys!
  8. I bought 3 of these for $1 at a garage sale about a month ago. It was a great deal, just not quite as good as yours for a quarter LOL
  9. Great toy you've got here!
  10. Thank you Kerry, I appreciate that. Things are well. I've just been spending a lot more time lately on some longer-term projects with my *real* job. Hopefully in a few months I'll be able to get back ...
  11. Thank you for the love shughs and Trey!
  12. Thank you trunkman!
  13. Thanks for all the LOVE clockerman, chevy59, Longings, AR8Jason, and mikielikesigns2!!
  14. Thanks for that AR8Jason! Based on what I could find online, I thought so also.
  15. Thank you officialfuel!!
  16. Neat item!
  17. Thank you miKKoChristmas11 for the love!
  18. Thanks pickingupbones, appreciate that!
  19. Thanks for the *love* ho2cultcha!!
  20. Thanks pickingupbones, that's actually pretty funny because I apparently *liked* yours and didn't even recognize ours was the same until just now. Short memory, I guess.
  21. This is hilarious.. I had *liked* this 2 months before I found mine and didn't even recognize it until you pointed it out!
  22. The internet is awesome: Now the "ASHLANDO" makes more sense.. it's was manufactured in Ashland, Ohio.
  23. Thanks officialfuel!
  24. Now I need the trolley!! This would look awesome attached to the correct trolley hanging in my garage. How old do you think it is?
  25. Huzzah!!! BIG thanks to Hedgewalker for pulling a rabbit out of a hat with this one (and so quick!!). LOL my wife is upset (kidding) now because she spent all afternoon looking online, but we just did...
  26. FYI - The left "arm" on the inside reads "MYERS PATENT" and the right reads "P-350" and "ASHLANDO".
  27. Thanks BELLIN68.
  28. Very neat item!
  29. Very cool!
  30. Also, I completely agree about Johnny Bench. Probably the greatest catcher to play the game.
  31. Great items. Nolan Ryan is my favorite baseball player of all time. Only a slight correction - Nolan Ryan isn't the principal owner of the Rangers. He is part of the ownership group, and actually led ...
  32. Thank you packrat-place!!
  33. Thank you Vontrike!! =)
  34. Thank you Kerry!
  35. moppin47.. I replied to your question that was also asked in my Dr. Pepper cooler post. I would imagine this one is worth at least $100. It's not anywhere near as valuable as the '50s and earlier cool...
  36. moppin47, I'm not an appraiser, but I paid $30 for this one and $35 for my Coke one just like it that works properly. That said, I would be willing to bet that they are worth more than that. No idea h...
  37. I went to basic training at Ft. Wood years ago, and the monniker Ft. Lost in the Woods is absolutely true LOL!! Home of the heaviest rain and biggest mosquitoes I've ever seen. History lesson of th...
  38. Neat! I'm a lifelong Okie as well.. very cool to see a 1927 OK plate.
  39. Very interesting.
  40. Thank you eye4beauty!!
  41. Thanks for the love Kerry!!
  42. Thank you trunkman and chesterfield8, sorry I didn't see you guys stopped by sooner!
  43. Thank you Trey!!
  44. Thank you pickingupbones.
  45. Thank you pickingupbones.
  46. Thanks tommy1002, I will have to do that.
  47. Thanks officialfuel.
  48. Just my 2-cents, but I really don't think it's a kings chair or a bishops chair. It's cool though. Pictures of the underside, joint assembly, any hardware, etc. would be very helpful in dating this pi...
  49. Ahh good observation, thanks for pointing that out :)
  50. Key to note.. this one does not have the bottle cap catching contraption that attaches to the front, which the Coca Cola cooler I posted does. This one does have the bottle opener. Maybe I can hunt on...
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