At the same estate sale that I purchased this weeks listed compound bow, I also bought this box of arrows. The box contains a matched set of 11 arrows. The arrows measure 31" long without the points. The info on the shaft is Easton, 2216 Tru-Flite, made in USA, and XX75 Camo Hunter. 4 of the 11 arrows have bear razor heads. The arrows are boxed in like new shape and show no use. The information on the box label states Tru-Flite, Item #: 220-2216*12N,,XX75 Camo Hunter, and FL 2216,5" Vane. Written in felt marker on the top of the box is ARO-752216V5 and $61.99.

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I purchased this bow with case and contents at a local estate sale. The bow looks in great condition, but does need a new string. The cabling is in good shape. This compound bow was made by Mountaineer Archery in Huntington West Virginia. The particulars are listing below:

• Ulta Cam Magnum
• Ser#: 9.24852
• Draw: 28
• Weight: 55-70
• String: 57
• Cable: 41
• Let-Off: 80%

• Storage carrying case Advantage Camo large size 52" x 20" x 6"
• 10 Easton Gamegetter XX75 2216 Lite arrows with feathers, one feather missing from one arrow
• 10 Thunder Head 125 arrow points with wrench, 6 arrow heads are on arrows
• Bow string trigger release
• Quiver
• Ring pliers and small file
• Bow string Wax
• 1 Sheet of bow felt
• Sight Spike Tiger Tuff fiberoptic

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Here are 3 miniature wooden baseball bats:

• New York Yankees - marked: E.W. Hannas 1996 made in U.S.A. - 17.5" long - excellent condition
• Dodgers - marked: Coop. Assoc. Inc. Copyright MLB 1996 - 17-7/8" long - good condition, has 2 tiny indents in wood, white marks along side
• St. Louis Cardinals - marked: E.W. Hannas MLB 1989 - 22" long - good condition, it has a few small indents in surface, slight dulling to finish at head end.

We don't know where they were originally purchased. We bought all of them from estate sales.

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This commemorative plaque, a tribute to Joltin Joe DiMaggio "The Yankee Clipper" is number 114 in a limited edition of 369. The plaque displays Joe's 1936 photo "The Rookie" under a beveled plastic protective frame, a black and gold raised area with his career statistics, and a raised emblem with baseball bat, glove, & cap encircled by a laurel wreath. Plaque is wood with marblized surface treatment and indented notch in back for ease of hanging. 12" x 15" A few light scratches on plastic photo covering. In very good condition. Purchased from an estate sale.

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This miniature baseball bat is marked with 125 Louisville Slugger logo in an oval: Louisville Slugger Museum and PowerBilt Golf. It's 16-1/8" long and in excellent condition. Purchased from an estate sale.

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This vintage pen holder desk piece has a nicely chromed, solid metal basketball on one side. There are also 2 silver colored metal pen holders on adjustable pivoting mounts. Each holder has 5 positions: upright, flat in both directions, and angled at 45 and 135 degrees. There are no pens. Wooden base is 9.5" x 4" with dark green felted bottom. It has a dent/dig in the surface between the 2 holders and light wear in a few spots along edges. The basketball measures 2.5" diameter and is in excellent condition. Purchased from an estate sale.

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This wood carving of a Canadian goose is expertly painted with many fine details. Wooden log base. Glass eyes. 8" high. 6-3/4" long. In excellent condition. Purchased from the same estate sale as the 2 signed wooden decoys we have offered for sale in our other auctions this week.

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Here is an unusual antique fishing item... a flashlight of sorts with hook and magnifier. It is called the Compleat Angler's Lamp with patent number 285624. This patent number was granted in the year 1883. The casing is metal with moveable hook, hinged magnifying glass; fixed half dome magnifying lens covering the light bulb; and exterior On/Off toggle switches which can be locked at On or Off. We're not sure what all of these things are for but Izaak Walton's classic fishing book, The Compleat Angler, was about fly fishing... which makes me think the magnifier is to enable the fisherman to tie flies in low light situations.

The lamp measures 4.75" x 2-5/8" x 1-5/8" thick. The interior must have had some oxidation at some time and someone has repainted it brown. We don't know what type of batteries went in it or how things were connected. The switch mechanism works and there is room inside the compartment for someone with electrical knowledge to get something working. There's a clip next to the light which might be to hold an extra light bulb. Exterior has paint loss especially on the back. Small fixed lens has an oval fracture/blemish inside the glass. It's a neat item, historically interesting, a great collectible, and could possibly be made useful again with a little know-how. Purchased from an estate sale.35s7

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Vintage Horrocks-Ibotson "H-I" fishing reel has drag, freeline off and on drag. Bakelite body has a few tiny nicks on reel edges but is basically in good condition. Metal parts have oxidized surfaces and plating as can be seen in photos. Everything moves smoothly and is working properly.

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Here are 3 vintage fishing items:

• a fishing reel marked: Pacific Free Spool on one side, 200 on the foot, Steel Pivot Bearing on the other side. Has some corrosion and green oxidation that might clean off and polish up with a little effort. I didn't try to clean it.
• a fishing net scoop with meatal loop and rubber handle marked: HUNDERFORD Rockaway, N.J. 5/8 Model E US PATENT 2,618,986 placing the year as 1952. It has been used. Might need some cleaning but still has life in it.
• a used tube in an old box marked: Pflueger Free Run Gear Grease No. 2120 for Fishing Reels or other Delicate Geared Machinery. Use Sparingly. Price 10 cents. Box has darkened with age and has a couple of stains. Tube is used and is covered with dots of oxidation. The box is neat! Great for collectors.

All fishing reels and equipment that we have listed today (except the Ryobi) came from the same estate.

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This limited edition belt buckle is a celebration of the 33rd anniversary of the Zebco 33 Fishing Reel. Front has raised figure of an angler catching the big one... with a 33 reel I'm sure, along with the anniversary dates: 1955-1988. Back gives more info from Zebco. Made by the Great American Buckle Co. Hook has their logo... American eagle with outstretched wings. Decorative band around belt loop reads Made in U.S.A. It's in excellent condition. Even though formerly owned and purchased from an estate sale, it doesn't appear to have ever been used. 2.78" wide x 2.25" high.

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Here is a vintage Thos. E. Wilson & Co. number 5 Mashie, hickory shafted golf club with leather grip. Other info on club reads: Range 125 to 150 yds; Aim Rite; Inter-Related Crest; Stainless steel Reg. No. 1001. 37" from heel of club to top of shaft. Purchased from an estate sale. It has been used. Leather grip is worn and top area of grip is missing.

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Here is a vintage Thos. E. Wilson & Co. number 8 Niblick, hickory shafted golf club with leather grip. Other info on club reads: Aim Rite; Inter-Related Crest; Stainless steel Reg. No. 1001. 36" from heel of club to top of shaft. Purchased from an estate sale. It has been used. Leather grip is worn and top area of grip is missing.

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Here is a vintage Kroydon hickory shafted golf club with leather grip. Edge reads: 35 degree 4X Iron. Other info on club reads: Heat treated No 8 Forged Matched Set F720. 37.5" from heel of club to top of shaft. Purchased from an estate sale. It has been used. Leather grip is worn and scraped.

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This bronze scuplture (or brass with bronzed patina) features 2 golf bags with clubs, one large pro bag with handle, the other smaller with no handle, both sitting on a base shaped like a green. 8.75" high. Base is 5" x 4.25". It's very heavy. Felted base. The 2 bags may have been connected at one time at a tiny place where the clubs come together and almost touch. There's a small straight line gap there. It isn't visually distracting but I'm mentioning to be thorough.

We purchased it from the estate of Joe Phillips, popular Wilson Sporting Goods figure for more than 50 years, who died at the age of 77, on March 20th, 2006. The family used it as a doorstop. On-line information about him says: "As vice-president of golf promotions, Phillips' responsibilities included negotiating and signing golf professionals on both the PGA and LPGA tours as well as researching and developing new club designs, including Wilson's JP wedge series. The list of touring professionals Phillips worked with reads like a virtual who's who of golf, including Gene Sarazen, Sam Snead, Byron Nelson and Patty Berg. A native of Philadelphia and an accomplished saxophonist, Phillips attended Granoff School of Music. He is a past president of Golf Manufacturers and Distributors Association, and former chairman of the National Golf Foundation. In 1984 Wilson Sporting Goods established the Joe Phillips Cup in his honor, with Sarazen the first recipient." Most of his golf related items were donated to the PGA.

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This large salt glazed blue and white pottery pitcher was made by potter Phil Schaltenbrand of the Westerwald Pottery in Scenery Hill, Pennsylvania, established in 1975. It is signed on the base. Impressed cobalt blue lettering on both sides reads: William Clay Ford Classic and Jupiter Hills 1997. Since WC Ford (Henry Ford's grandson) was one of the 4 founders of the Jupiter Hills Golf Club in Florida, along with Bob Hope, George Fazio (designer) and William Elliot, I presume this jug has something to do with the great game of golf. The jug itself stands 10.5" high, 12.25" to the top of the handle. It is hand thrown on the potter's wheel, brush decorated, banded with cobalt, and fired to stoneware temperatures of 2300 degrees Farenheit. No lead is used in the glaze and so it is safe for food. It is also microwave and dishwasher safe. A small folder with this and other information is included with the pot. It is in excellent, seemingly unused, condition.

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This miniature novelty pocket knife is made in the shape of a bowling pin. It hangs from a keychain along with a tiny black bowling ball. Knife is made by Colonial of Providence Rhode Island and is so marked on the blade end. 2-1/8" long when closed. 3.5" long when open. White plastic handle with fading red stripe. Blade is worn. Ball has a round melted type mark on one spot. Purchased from an estate sale.

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Here are 4 vintage 8mm films about sports... baseball, football, boxing, and ice skating. They are as follows:

Here's a great silver ball and band charm bracelet for racing fans. It has 2 pairs of black & white enamel checkered flags, 4 red & black enameled race cars, and 2 white enameled number 8's. I believe these colors and the number 8 must stand for famed NASCAR driver, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. All items are strung on a stretchy elastic band so will fit most. Very good condition. Purchased from an estate sale.

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Great old leather bag was probably used for ammunition, cartrideg clips. It's divided into 4 long sections with drainage holes at the bottom of each. Shoulder strap. 2 side pouches. Interesting stud and slit closures for easy slide opening remind me of old horse gear. Longest strap possiblity is 52" with 14 holes at one inch intervals for shortening. One hole has been added by a previous owner. Bag is about 9" x 9" wider at top pouches 13". I haven't tried to clean it with saddle or leather cleaner. It has a musty smell. Nice aged patina but still flexible and useful.

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Here is a limited edition set of commemorative U.S. Olympic Team pins from Beatrice/Hunt-Wesson. There are 30 Seoul, Korea 1988, pins framed for display. The framed set is still in its original box. Wooden gold and black frame measures 9.75" x 12.5". It can be hung on the wall or displayed on a shelf with attached hinged leg stand. Box has original protective packaging. Box has some wear... a couple of punctured holes and torn surface paper on upper left corner. The pin set is in excellent condition. Purchased from an estate sale about 15 years ago.

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Here's a unique gift item for the hunter or sportsman... a neck tie made with pheasant feathers! It's a vintage item, new old stock, never used, never worn, in the original box with cellophane wrapper still in place. Unusual and a great conversation piece! 15.5" long. The tie is in excellent condition. The box has some wear, especially at one corner.

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Here's a wonderful red and black vintage Art Deco poker chip box. There are still 4 sections of pressed paper chips inside to let us know what use it was intended for but it would make a great jewelry or trinket box for bureau or desk top. 11" x 5.5" x 2.25" high. It has a peculiar smell when held under warm water. It is not made of bakelite, catalin, celluloid, lucite, or acrylic as I am familiar with the smell these plastics have, so it's some other type of vintage plastic. There is a small 1/4" x 1/8" chip on one corner of the red lid. It's in very good condition otherwise. It's still a beauty... great vintage style!

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Here are 2 vintage gambling, home gaming, games, or toys for adults.

One is a marbled brown plastic poker chip caddy. It's not full but has a lot of plastic chips. There are 2 openings for decks of cards which are dirty down in the bottom. Under the handle is an inset ivory colored disc with big V logo and a knight in armor. It measures 5" high x almost 11.5" long and 4.25" wide. You can see glue around the bases of the handle. It appears to be in good condition.

The second item is a miniature speckled brown & black bakelite roulette wheel and a felt table cover where you can place your bets. They are both in the bottom section of their original box... the top had just about disintegrated and I threw it away. The wheel measures 7.75" in diameter. There's a tiny little ball. The wheel spins smoothly. It has some scratches on the inside wall and dark marks (aluminum oxidation) at the bottoms of the sections where the balls falls. The table cover has two light rusty marks in one corner and creases at the fold lines which could be ironed on low heat.

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Jim Beam Kentucky Bourbon bottle commemmorating the 100th Kentucky Derby Horse Race which took place in 1974 at Churchill Downs. Bottle has "horse portraits", bas-relief busts of the 1979 winner, Cannonade, and the very first winner, Aristides, in 1875. Made by Regal China. Marked on underside. Bottle is empty. Lid is a flat finial with cork stopper. 7.5" x 9-1/8" x 3". Back of bottle lists all 100 past winners in chronological order. In very good condition.

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Color picture on heavy glossy paper of Willie Shoemaker riding Spectacular Bid for the win in the Amory L. Haskell Handicap at Monmouth Park on Saturday, August 16, 1980, is signed by Willie and trainor, Buddy Delp. Comes with original Monmouth Park protective envelope and is copyrighted by Sports Illustrated, Time, Inc. This is a print. It is not a photograph. The signatures have been photographed and copied for this picture. They are printed, not auctual autographs on the print. 8.5" x 11". In very good uncirculated condition.

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Vintage SPONGEX roller skate strap pads are old store stock still attached to the card they came on. They are red felt on sponge and are advertised as "soft and comfortable." 7" x 5.25" Card has darkened with age and shows wear along edges. An unusual old piece to add to your vintage sport collection.

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