Massachusetts History

Friday & Saturday July 23rd & 24th

10am Fri. 9am Sat.

Walnut St. in Oxford-signs will be up indicating the House!

It is Ok to park on the grass this time

Entire Contents of 6 rooms plus workshop & shed

The place is PACKED!!!!

From Rt.395 take Exit 4B Sutton Ave. bear & go straight thru lights in center of Oxford then turn L on Pine st. to R on Walnut St-See Sign at house # 57.

1985 15’ “Bow Rider” Fishing boat w/trailer & fish finder- 60 hp Evinrude engine-being sold “as is’-Great boat with a bit of tlc

Oak Barrister Bookcase-Unusual 3 graduating shelves drawers below& pull out shelf above

Furnishings include: Colonial couches- Bedroom set-Bureaus-Coffee tables..

Tons of Vintage Textiles-Everything & More

Blankets, fabrics, fancy dresses( hoop slips) clothing, pocketbooks & belts

Boy & Girl Scout items, military uniform

Brass microscope

Lamps – collectible pottery & glass

Gone with the Wind hurricane lamp bottoms

Old Jars & bottles-meat slicer & grinders

Boat propellers

Cool Stuff

Sheet music & Records

Many Vintage & newer kitchen gadgets still in the boxes

X-Mas goodies

Some costume jewelry

Electronics Yamaha Yst-Sw215 Sub-Woofer

TOOLs

Moen faucet w/Culligan H2O filter in sprayer

Cookoo & other clocks

Books/Ephemera/records

Lots & lots more!

Be prepared to spend some time as there is Sooo much here we are leaving some of the “digging “to You!!!

We have several sales coming up so will be keeping busy to bring you More of the Best in Treasure Hunting!

No Early entry – sign-up sheet on door for FRri 10 am entry

See U There !

1940′s beach scene from Carbuncle Pond in Oxford Massachusetts.

Name is derived from an old myth , both in Europe and America, which stated that a carbuncle of large size, at certain favorable hours, might be seen gleaming from its depths.

Photograph is taken from a post card.

You can click on the photo (and then again on the next page) for a larger view.