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Learning to Live with Others, A High School Psychology – 1944

September 25, 2016 — 0 Comments

Coming Soon! Heritage Auctions – On-Line Auctions Available by Computer or Your Smart Phone!

Coming soon! On-line auctions! We’re not quite sure when we’ll be able to pull it all together, since our other business (providing office management and consulting services to independent therapists and small businesses) is keeping us pretty busy, but we’re very excited about doing on-line auctions, too! (Yeah, I know… too darned many interests for […]

SOLD! Great Side Table With Warm Colors – Very Nice and Solid, Too!

This country style side table is good and solid… not one of those flimsy things you see too often. It’s been redone with a warm stain and would fit in almost anywhere! The table is presently located in Auburn, but will be moving to the Undercover Flea Market in Oxford soon. To purchase prior to […]

Cast Iron Plant or Sign Hanger with Painted Dog Perched on Top

I couldn’t find anything like this on-line after a quick search, although I’m certain this is cast iron (not wrought), meaning it was created from a mold. So there should be others out there. It is fairly rare to see the colors, as well…. although I’m not sure what kind of dog this is supposed […]

Rather… Uh… Interesting Plastic Adult Novelty Dolls

Okay, these two adult novelty toys are definitely from another era. I have no idea if they were supposed to be battery operated or if they’re missing something that makes them move or shake their hips. But they are certainly pretty cool, in a very tacky, kitschy sort of way! Each is about 6″ high. […]

Primitive, Rustic Corner Shelves Made with Old Shutters

We have two of these very rustic, primitive corner shelves, each of which is about 6 feet high. The backs are made of old shutters; one of the units was made with green shutters, the other with a natural brown stain. These are very narrow…. only about 5-6″ on each side. Please look at the […]