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Yesterday's Yard Sale $2 Find.
Yesterday I did my usual Saturday Yard Sale run about. I found a $2 L.L.Bean green canvas chair with case. I put the new-condition chair in my "Outhouse" Camo blind in my West Woods. In deer season, when I change position, I will carry the chair about. What is not to like?
Adam
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Hunting Partner and myself went up to Stagecoach area early Sunday morning and did some glassing......came back through Toponas.....church garage sale...couple of books caught my eye...In Search of Enemies with FBI NA stamp in front cover and a classic...The Sea Wolf...inside cover...1904..no other stamping. Also, a hand written note in back where it was given as a birthday gift dated Aug 13th
1942....both came home with me...$5 Dan
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Dan,
About four years ago I went to a yard sale nearby where a widow was selling a 2-car garage full of her deceased husband's tools and machines, saws, drill presses, etc. I saw a metal tray with handle about the size of a top tray from a large tool box with many Craftsman sockets 1/4, 1/2 and one inch size with drivers and rachets. The small sign said, "Assorted Old Tools $1.00." I asked the lady if that was per each and she said, "No, that is for the whole tray." I handed over a dollar and went home. I counted 65 Craftsman sockets, 3 breaker bars and 3 rachets along with a half dozen cresent and box wrenches. Oh, and 5 screwdrivers, straight and Phillips. Adam
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