This retro toy grader exhaust stack piece is a finely crafted vulcanized rubber muffler/exhaust pipe suitable for early Tonka road graders and various construction vehicles from the 1950s and 1960s.
It is designed to closely resemble the original specifications of the era. Please note that some adjustments or modifications may be necessary for proper fitting on specific items, as is common wi…

This vintage piano trade card from Vose & Sons Boston dates back to the early 1900s.
The front of the card is in excellent condition, while the back shows some toning. The card is a great addition to any collection of vintage keyboard instruments.
Overall, this card is a unique piece of history that captures the essence of early 20th-century piano manufacturing.

This collection features a selection of early Guatemalan postage stamps, including overprints and rarities.
The stamps are held on a page by a stamp hinge and are in the condition shown in the photos. Please view the pictures closely and read the listing carefully before making your buying decision.
The authenticity of the stamps is assured, with no reproductions included. This is a mid-r…

This Federal Bright-Cut Teaspoon by Samuel Bowne, dating back to around 1790-1800, is a notable piece in the realm of coin silver antiques.
Measuring at 5 1/4 inches in length and weighing 9 grams, this teaspoon showcases delicate bright-cut engraving on its handle, complemented by an oval cartouche.
Despite showing signs of wear, including dents on the bowl and tip wear, this early coin …

This vintage delivery truck pin die, dating back to May 1954, carries a weight of 1 lb 5 oz.
Its condition is listed as Excellent, making it a desirable piece for collectors interested in truck-related memorabilia.
The die's historical significance adds a layer of charm to its mid-range value, appealing to enthusiasts seeking unique additions to their collections.