GUNS (Start at 12 PM): Ruger Model 77, 7mm Remington mag w/3x9x50 Bushnell scope; Hoppkins & Allen No. 722, 22 cal. w/rolling block; Hamilton rifle No. 27, 22 cal.; Marlin 22 cal., semi automatic; 2 China SKS w/scopes, 7.62x39, also 2 bayonets for SKS to be sold separate; HAND GUNS: Derringer 38 Special, made in Germany; Lorcin 22 cal. semi automatic w/pearl grips; Liberty 21, 22 cal. revolver; BLACK POWDER: T/C black diamond, 50 cal. muzzle loader, stainless; BB: 1960 Hahn BB revolver; Marksman repeater 1.77 cal.; old sword; good assortment of ammunition; Winchester Western Ammu-nition chart rifle & shotgun, good information on chart; misc. muzzle loader parts; 20x70 binoculars w/case; 2 hunting knives; and more like items.

COINS & ARROWHEADS (After guns): 42 German coins; Adolph Hilter 1929 coins; 8 American Ike silver dollars; 100 pieces of Germany paper money; commemorative coins and medallions; several arrowheads; some stone marbles and some clay marbles; 20 state quarters, each of NJ, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, first 5 states out.

COLLECTIBLES (Starting at 9:30 AM): K-State liquor bottles, Purple Pride (2) 1970, 1971; Willie Wildcat 1982; Schiltz Brewing Co. all brass grain sorter/grader made by Seedburo Quality; Nehi, Whistle and other pop bottles collectibles; small collection of comic books, 12¢; several kerosene lamps; “Welcome to Clay Center” flag; cast iron frame for building one cement block at a time, first one in Clay Center, KS; collection of old traps; assortment of plastic toys; wood rocking horse; assorted glass insulators; 1960’s & 1970’s Sears & Wards catalogs; Clay Center Dispatch on 1973 Tornado; lots of kitchen primitives; child’s little red wagon; wood frame, steel wheel, wheel chair; child’s Keystone Service Station; several crocks, 3 gal. and on down; 2 gal. Ruckles Stoneware crock; collection of pocket knives; collection of music books; Globe of the World; Ram Dodge hood ornament; large Boyd’s Bear; local picture of cattle in 1971 going to Topeka, KS; picture of Beloit Meat Market, 1914; some music boxes; collections of skeleton keys; blue glass elephant; color glass collectibles; Ford metal shop cabinet; Fenton custard glass flower arranger; green measuring glass; Coors tumblers; green & blue glass elephant; elephant on glass candy dish; Hobnail basket; Carnival glass sugar & creamer; pink Depression glass pieces; yellow Depression glass pieces; 6 green block pattern coffee cups; 3 divided dish w/chrome holder; cobalt blue vases, glass hat, pitcher and other pieces; Walt Disney soap from 1955; pennant and diploma from C.C.C. H.S.; 1968 Topps Football cards and 1969 Topps cards & 1972 Topps Football cards, all in mint condition.

APPLIANCES & FURNITURE: Mission oak shelf on bookcase; Chattendam & Eastman Co. oak secretary; oak dresser w/mirror; oak writing desk; dinette table & 7 chairs; modern 4-door stack bookcase; curio cabinet w/4 adjustable shelves; Maytag HD electric dryer.

GENERAL HOUSEHOLD: Several small kitchen appliances; 3 area rugs; 3 - 19” color TVs; 25” console TV, colored; several lighted pictures; several kids VHS tapes.

TOOLS: Marquette 6 or 12 volt battery charger; large water cooler; Homelite chain saw; Homelite Super 2 chain saw; Homelite chain saw, 20 cubic inch, 16” bar; 2 floor jacks; King 16 spd. floor drill press, 5/8” chuck; Lincoln 225 electric welder; Lincoln wire welder; brand new engine stand; Stanley Bostitch brad nailer, brand new in box; Ryobi sawsall; hand electric wood working tools; 12 gal. shop vac, wet or dry; lots of wrenches & sockets; new 3/4” socket drive set 2” to 7/8”, ratchet & break over; lots of large wrenches; 6’ and 8’ alum. step ladders; newer cast iron wood stove; new Coleman lantern; 100 amp service box; jumper cables; extension cords; grease guns; ladder jacks; various lengths wood clamps; railroad spike bar; numerous wood handled yard tools; silage fork; car corn fork; and many more items.