ANTIQUE GAS AND STEAM ESTATE AUCTION
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2007, 10:00 A.M.

ESTATE OF HAROLD STRAHLE

Selling the estate of Harold Strahle at public auction, located at 15603
Lowell Road, Lansing, Michigan 48906, Clinton County (northwest of Lansing
via I-96 to Grand River Ave. exit, east 1 1/2 miles to Lowell Road, then
north 1 mile).

No Inspection Prior to Friday, September 14, 2007

TRACTOR:
1944 JD Model LA tractor, runs, tag with SN 8749.
1-bottom plow, cultivator, belt pulley assembly, home assembled blade, all
fit LA.
JD 2-row corn planter.
 
VEHICLE:
1929 Ford Model AA truck, flat bed stake rack, runs.

BOAT:
8' aluminum pram.

ENGINES:

Rock Island Plow Co. 2 hp. hit and miss engine on cart, tag #A56016.
Nelson Bros. 3 hp. engine with hand crank.
Novo Model FU3X 2 cyl. engine on cart.
Regal 1 cyl. boat engine on cart.
McCormick Deering 1 _ hp, Model M, tag #AW62182.
Novo A-16 2 3/4 hp. engine with pump, on cart.
Ideal air-cooled engine.
Fairbanks Morse 1 1/2 hp. 1 cyl. air-cooled engine.
Small hand lever start engine.
Several small B&S cast iron engines.
Old B&S 8 hp. engine, horizontal shaft.
B&S kick start engine.
B&S 16 hp. engine, horizontal shaft.
Evinrude Light Twin boat motor.
2 old Neptune boat motors, 1 Model WC-1.
Old Mercury KB-4 boat motor.
Novo engine, tag #A16162825, with Deming piston pump on cart.
2 International LB 3-5 hp. engines.
Int. LB 1 1/2 hp. engine with pump jack.

OLD FARM ITEMS, ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES:
Nut crackers, 1 with squirrel.
Cistern pump.
Broad axe.
Metal corn sheller.
Stewart Clipper hand crank sheep shearer.
Canedy-Otto hand crank forge.
Post drill.
Pitcher pump.
Stillyards.
Bung hole reamer.
Hand crank seeder.
Garden cultivator.
Oil cans.
Several kerosene barn lanterns.
Several railroad lanterns, some w/red globes.
2 kraut cutters, tampers.
Gas lamp.
Switching lamp.
Hand crank flour grinder.
Belt driven feed mill.
Screw jack.
Wooden ice cream freezer.
Several beer signs.
Large monkey wrench.
Hand drills.
Flat pulleys.
Steel wheels.
Rug beater.
Rosevale lard tin.
2 cow bells.
Cross cut saws.
Ice tongs.
Adz.
Hay knife.
Shoe last.
Deer antlers.
R. Klaas knife.
Wooden planes.
Buck saw.
Crock jugs, pitchers.
Toy steam roller, runs.
Cherry pitter.
Hand corn and potato planter.
Wooden buggy jack.
Old hand tools.
Small incubator.
Hand saws.
Brass fire extinguisher.
Gas engine magazines.
2 Model AA radiators.
Model T coils.
Old apple peeler.

SHOP, LAWN, GARDEN EQUIPMENT:
Rong-Fu Model 25 drill and milling machine, collets, end mills, etc.
Craftsman 10" table saw.
Enco 1/2 hp. drill press.
AMT 1" belt/6" disk sander.
Delta 10" band saw.
Craftsman 16" scroll saw.
Chicago electric pressure washer.
Homemade wood lathe.
10" wet grindstone.
Tap and die set.
Micrometers.
Buffing arbor.
Circular saw set.
Power hack saw.
 MTD 5 hp. chipper/shredder.
Wood burning stove.
Cable.
Small 2-wheel trailer.
Garden planter.
Little John 4 hp. log splitter.
Old Reo power mower.
Lawn and garden sprayer w/B&S engine.
Lawn roller.
Simplicity 3310 lawn tractor w/mower deck.
Lawn trailer.

STEAM AND ENGINE RELATED ITEMS:
Small vertical engine on cart with "Lookout Boiler MFG. Co." kettle-style
boiler.
Large vertical steam engine on cart.
Wach's vertical steam engine on cart.
Bourdon Steam Gauge #116428 America Steam Gauge Co., Boston, about 3" face.
Steam engine governor.
Other steam gauges.
Oilers.
Steam valves.
Model ET lubricator.
Steel wheeled cart.
Hand steam engine water transfer pump.

STEAM WHISTLES:
Buckeye Brass Works, 3 chime, about 4"x10".
Kinsley MFG, Bridgeport, Conn., 4 chime, about 2 1/2"x6".
Single chime, about 3 1/2"x5 1/2".
Single chime, about 3"x7".
3 chime, about 2 1/2"x12".

GUNS:
Home assembled muzzle loader rifle.
Winchester Model 69A bolt action 22 rifle.
Home assembled muzzle loader pistol.
JC Higgins Model 1011 12 ga. shotgun.


Cash or approved check (with pre-approved bank letter) day of sale.  No
credit cards or credit card checks.  Removal of goods may be subject to
check verification.  Sale principals are not responsible for accidents at
auction nor for items sold.  Announcements made day of sale take precedence
over printed matter.