This is the last of the tin sign collection and is advertising Marlboro Tobacco. This one measures 15.5 inches x 23.5 inches and is brand new and comes with the original box. These metal signs are quickly becoming a thing of the past. You can grab this one new in the box for the historical sum of $26.09 fob Clay Center Kansas.
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This thermometer came from Mayor Stoners garage. It seems he was one of the biggest customers in town for Royal Crown Cola. He did host a lot of parties and used a lot of cola in his mixes. Rumor has it the thermometer was attached to the outside of the garage to identify the correct house for the route driver. Doesn’t matter now…the party is over, so you can take home this thermometer for the mixed sum of $88.47 fob Clay Center Kansas. |

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When Mayor Stoner went on vacation he stopped off at the local Chamber of Commerce in Fort Lupton Colorado. He toured the town was given a key to the city along with a 21 gun salute. He told his city council he was spreading good will. What he was really doing was taking a vacation at taxpayer’s expense.
You as a taxpayer can own this incriminating vacation tour guidebook with pictures for the already taxed sum of $21.19 fob Clay Center Kansas. |

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This Gates Automotive belts sign hung in the oil change bay of Cooter McPhee’s garage for more than 20 years. He moved it there from its former location on the wall directly behind the front counter. That happened at the demand of the Dayco Belt Rep who had just signed Cooter up for a sales contest. This sign can be yours for the no contest sum of $24.18 fob Clay Center Kansas, and you can hang it anywhere you want!
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This 35-page book explains everything you ever needed to know about applying for an amateur radio license. It was written by the American Radio Relay League and is a perfect companion to the 1942 Edition of the Radio Amateur Handbook offered elsewhere. If you bought the 1942 edition of the radio amateur handbook it would have taken you about five years to get your radio done and working so you could then apply for a license. At $14.31 fob Clay Center Kansas this book is a bargain and you are guaranteed to get your license on the first try. |


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This manual covers the Massey – Ferguson Models MF-135, MF-150, and MF-165. It is in good original condition and can be yours for the sum of $16.10 fob Clay Center Kansas. Please note that no government payment subsidies apply.
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Back in the early days and much longer than most cities had them, the city street department used these smudge pots as safety warning devices next to open trenches and street repairs. While most cities went to battery powered flashing lights Mayor Stoner refused to update so the city used these up until the late 1960’s. No longer needed by the city and declared surplus property you can buy the pair (which still work by the way) for the safety sum of $42.19 fob Clay Center Kansas. |
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In the unlikely event that you and your brother each had Yamaha R5-B street bikes back in the day… then you would know that these bikes would do 100 mph off of the showroom floor, it says so right in the brochure! If you both share the same memories of this bike fear not there are two copies of this rare color brochure available, and they are in very good condition, better than you are at this age no doubt. Regardless… you can buy both of the original Yamaha 350 color brochures for $12.00 fob Clay Center Kansas. |


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We have here a complete set of the rare 17” tires and 8 hole rims that fit the ton Chevy / GMC and Ford trucks from the late 1940’s thru the mid 1950’s. If you have one of these trucks you know what these fit and how difficult they are to find especially with good tires. You can buy the set with two mud and duck tread and two regular tread for the honest sum of $225.15 fob Clay Center Kansas. |



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Mayor Stoner had an airplane for a brief time but could not afford to keep it when the city refused to pay for half of it.
During the time when it looked like the Mayor could slide the airplane expenses thru under misc expenses…he had Cooter McPhee order this electronic ignition conversion for his airplane.
Made in Wichita Kansas it was supposed to be the best on the market. Nobody knows for sure how good it was because the Mayor had to sell his plane before Cooter had a chance to install the conversion.
So if you need a new in the box electronic ignition system for your airplane this fine example can be purchased for the low flying sum of $24.18 fob Clay Center Kansas. There is no warrantee or guarantee with this device or any other device the mayor may have owned or operated during his lifetime. |

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