Chrome German Helmet

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German Chrome Helmet for sale

At , K of C Unquowa Rd, Fairfield, CT

Presented by Roger Campbell

Takes place on 11/25/2011

At , K of C Unquowa Rd, Fairfield, CT

TWO THANKSGIVING WEEKEND AUCTIONS

VIEW PHOTOS Auctionzip.com ID #13783

FRIDAY: (Circa 1890-1900) large French bicycle poster…wonderful!! Painting by Harvey Otis Young o/b 1901 Western landscape – cows in pasture, 31 by 21; great Indian basket; five Penn fishing reels, Bakelite, over 50 years old in excellent cond; hand wrought iron and marble top wine cooler; spool cabinet; Life Saver’s adv dispenser; early photos and negatives (19th C); Asian items; postcards; stamps; Deco furniture; slant front desk (19th C); paintings found in attic; bags of jewelry.

STERLING: Frame; Tiffany bowl and pill box; 2 Kirk serving pieces; Indian Navaho sterling manta (19th C); plus others.

Crescent FRRM7 7 Piece 10-Millimeter to 18-Millimeter 72 Tooth Reversible Ratcheting Combination Wrench Set

Ratchet reverses even in the tightest places with a push of a button. Ratcheting end is offset 5°, providing a better grip and fewer skinned knuckles. 72-tooth ratchet mechanism turns fasteners with just a 15° swing vs. 30° needed for standard wrenches. Metric-7 piece set: 8mm, 10,mm, 12mm, 13mm, 14mm, 15mm, 18mm (FRRM7) (Taiwan)Get it now!just only $69.11,buy it Now！ click here!

7 piece Metric set contains 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 13mm, 14mm, 15mm, 18mm sizes These wrenches feature a narrow cross section design for increased versatility and are made from mirror finished chrome vanadium steel for maximum strength, durability and corrosion resistance. Sets come in an easy access textured plastic carrying case with snap fit closure. Amazon Sales Rank: #59432 in Home Improvement Brand: Cooper Hand Tools Model: FRRM7 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 1.72 pounds Editorial Reviews

From the Manufacturer Out here in the boonies, eating utensils are danged hard to come by. So it’s either use your fingers, or adopt the Uncle Hiram method of eating with your face in the plate (which is pretty effective, but awful sloppy). By golly, Cousin Buford brought this nifty wrench set to our most recent Sunday hoedown–to work on the ’57 Edsel flatbed, mind you–but it weren’t long before all these shiny tools were plucked away to help family and kin enjoy all the steaming vittles on the plywood table.