PING Jim in N.C. (Morgans)

Sonny wrote:
> Check out this auction. Might be worth the short drive for you. Sale starts at 4PM both today (Friday) and tomorrow (Saturday). Wish I were visiting my sister in Troutman, right now. I'd have fun just looking at all the stuff.
>
> Estate of Bill and Dorothy Hager
> http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/auctionlist.cgi?txtSearchZip=28166&txtSearchRadius=30&idxSearchCategory=0&gid=0&year=2015&month=9&day=26&txtSearchKeywords=&showlive=1
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> Friday Pics: http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/photopanel.cgi?listingid=2545646&category=0&zip=28166&kwd=
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> Saturday Pics: http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/photopanel.cgi?listingid=2470220&category=0&zip=28166&kwd=
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> Good luck if you attend.
> Sonny
>
That "corn grinder" is actually a corn sheller. I have used one many
a day, many a day ago.

--
GW Ross

Never drink from your finger bowl, it
contains only water.

"G. Ross" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

> Sonny wrote:
>> Check out this auction. Might be worth the short drive for you.
>> Sale starts at 4PM both today (Friday) and tomorrow (Saturday).
>> Wish I were visiting my sister in Troutman, right now. I'd have
>> fun just looking at all the stuff.

> That "corn grinder" is actually a corn sheller. I have used one many
> a day, many a day ago.

Yeah, you have to LOL at a lot of the pictures - "Early
shipwright tools" with a picture of a pick-ax and a
mattock.

Looks like most auctions, a few good things mixed in
with a lot of random crap the auctioneer will try to
hype as "antique".

John