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Prices listed do not include S&H. If you're interested, drop us a line (rich @tagyerit.com) with your zip code and we'll figure it out using USPS. If you'd like a rough estimate of the shipping costs, go to USPS calculator and plug in our zip code (01002) along with yours, and the estimated shipping weight that I've (hopefully) provided in the item description. Add all those nice things like insurance, delivery confirmation ...

Candy Vending Machine (ca.1950s)- $149.00 incl. S&H

"Selecto-Vend" One Cent Candy dispenser / vending machine.
17.5" tall, 7.25" wide, 7.75" deep (plus the 1" knob)
Flavors offerred are Hersheys, Beechnut Gum, Dentyne, Beeman's and Suchard.
One side panel of glass is gone. There is some rusting, and it is missing the key as well.

		Details of the top label operating instructions candy offerings

Shows missing glass and rust spots.

1919 Barber Shop Sterilizer - Electric - $65.00 incl. S&H

The last patent date on this barber shop sterilizer is 1919. It looks to be nickel plated on brass (or copper). It's marked "Castle" on the front and the other identifying information is on the bottom. " Licensed Under MPRSH Patents. (the PRSH is inside a large M). Pat. Feb. 6 '06, Pat. July 25 '16, Pat. July 1 '19; 110 Volt 9 AMP; Made in USA"

There is a dent on the top that's visible in the end shot - about 1/4 of the way back from the lever. This is an " AS IS" sale. The porcelain on the electric box shown on the bottom is cracked, and the wire and plug would also need to be replaced. I have no way of knowing if it works in it's current condition.

Patent Date Castle Showing cracked electric box
Dimensions: Box is 13 1/2"w, 5 1/4"deep, 5 1/2" high
Overall (including lever, switch and electric box) it is 15 1/2 x 8 1/4 x 7 3/4

Shipping weight: approx. 10 lb.

Vintage 1950s Century High Speed Drill Bits Display Case - $75.00 incl. S&H

Late 1950s - from a hardware store in Salem, Massachusetts - "Lafayette Hardware". Tin & glass. It's missing the drill gauge. Cleaned up, this would make a nice display case for various collections. There's rust and the door frame needs to be resoldered (or glued).
Dimensions: 20 3/8" wide X 21 3/4" high X 17" deep
Shipping weight 25 lbs.

1950s Pharmacists Cabinet Doors & Cubbyhole Doors $75.00 (Pickup only)

This came out of an old pharmacy in Haverhill MA. in the 1980s. It is only the front of the cabinet as pictured. Two glass doors over two cubbyhole doors. Just the 4 doors in their frame. Made from plywood and pine (or possibly poplar). Two upper doors are glass and the lower are hinged cubbyholes that open as doors.This is a great design if you have the right place for it.
The dimensions of all 4 doors are 15" wide X 20 1/4" high. The overall dimensions of the piece is 34 1/2" wide X 44" high.

The individual nooks are 2 1/4" wide and 9 1/4" tall. The furthest left and right compartments are slightly deeper at 3 1/2" deep than the rest at 3" deep.

We are selling this as pickup only - but we will consider delivery within 50 mile radius of Amherst. Contact us before paying if you'd like me to give you a delivery price.

Preferred payment is money order, cashiers check, or PayPal. We will wait for personal checks to clear before shipping - an additional 7 days from receipt.
Please Contact us for more information.

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