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aycockonxion

aycockonxion

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

Personal Website: twitter.com/aycockonxion

My wife tells me I was born in the wrong generation. I collect Hot Wheels, Buddy L, Tonka, Marx, Nylint, and Matchbox/Lesney toys. About any vintage or antique toy vMy wife tells me I was born in the wrong generation. I collect Hot Wheels, Buddy L, Tonka, Marx, Nylint, and Matchbox/Lesney toys. About any vintage or antique toy vehicles, and many other toys. Oil & Gas stuff, automobilia, signs, sports memorabilia, and mantiques (man antiques)! Recently, antique (pre-1950) and vintage (1950+) fans, anything industrial, and anything odd. If you would like to reach me, feel free to email at aycockonxion@gmail.com. Jason (Read more)

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Happy Veterans Day to all! - Military and Wartimein Military and Wart…
Mr. Peanut Bank - Advertisingin Advertising
1981 Apple Computer Poster - Posters and Printsin Posters and Prints
1940 New York World's Fair Pennant - Advertisingin Advertising
Dr. Pepper Bottle Opener - Kitchenin Kitchen
Antique Myers Unloader - Rolling Barn Hook - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
Dr. Pepper Cooler - Advertisingin Advertising
Goodyear Key Tag - Advertisingin Advertising
1914 Century Fan - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
Emerson Type 77648-AS Fan - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware

Comments

  1. Lol! It means nothing to anyone by me and my family.
  2. This is a great item! I've been looking for one of these for a LONG time!
  3. Not an uncommon fire truck. But still, a very good piece to have. Buddy L and Tonka made fire trucks that weren't very dissimilar to this throughout the late '50s and most of the '60s. I'd put this St...
  4. Love it. You should be able to find someone that can get you a correct cloth cord on one of the forums on the AFCA website. The best ones from that era have brass blades, but most of those are just a ...
  5. It doesn't look like any Dominion fan I've seen, but this one is definitely '30s up to right around WW II era. Also, it looks too big to be a typical drug store fan, but it's not impossible. My guess ...
  6. I have seen an original Conoco branded clock with that face, but it was a traditional service station round clock. I'll look and see if there is one in the company museum.
  7. No problem. It is a terrific source. I'm a member and I use it regularly. There are a lot of extremely knowledgeable 'fan guys' on those forums!
  8. Rare. Very rare. Also, it's Robbins & Myers.. but yes, I believe so. Check the pre-1950 forum on fancollectors.org for more info, one of the guys there most likely knows more than I do.
  9. Thank you for the love vanskyock24 and ttomtucker!
  10. Thanks for the love petey!!
  11. What makes you think it's actually a softball, other than the size? I'm not sure that's what it is.
  12. This really is pretty awesome.
  13. Thank you tom61375!
  14. Thanks for the love tom61375 and chevy59!
  15. Thanks for all the love everyone!
  16. Thanks for the love officialfuel! Much appreciated.
  17. Thank you lisa!
  18. Thank you Hedgewalker, RAD21289. and Sean for all the love!
  19. Thanks for the love and the nice comments Michael and tom61375! Also, BOOMER!
  20. Thank you for the love and the nice comment Parkerhouse!!
  21. Thank you very much Kerry!
  22. Thank you bratjdd for the love!
  23. Thank you for the love valentino97 and pw-collector!
  24. Thanks gargoylecollector!
  25. I wouldn't be surprised, that would make sense. The money just for S&H probably? And thanks to gargoylecollector, Trey, and geo26e for the love!
  26. Thanks to gargoylecollector and Trey for the love!
  27. Thanks for the love RAD21289!
  28. Thanks to tom61375 and RAD21289 for the loves!
  29. Thank you to Manikin, pw-collector, and bratjdd for the loves!
  30. Thank you to blunderbuss, AzTom, DrFluffy for the loves!
  31. Thank you for the love RAD21289!
  32. Thanks Sean!
  33. Thanks Sean!
  34. Thanks Sean!
  35. I agree with the previous 2 posters.
  36. Thanks again Kerry, that seems pretty likely.
  37. Thanks valentino, I appreciate that. I always appreciate more info!
  38. Thank you Kerry! And thank you aghcollect and Roy!
  39. Thank you for the love aghcollect!
  40. Thanks to aghcollect, crazycharacter, and SEAN68 for the loves!
  41. Thanks so much Kerry!
  42. Thanks for the love Poop!
  43. Thanks for the love EJW-54, I appreciate it!
  44. Thank you for the love geo26e!
  45. Thank you for the love geo26e!
  46. Thanks for the love Mike and jono!
  47. Thanks for the love Vanskyock!!
  48. Thanks for the comment jonima. Looks to me like it was actually inspected last on March 1, 1945. As it turns out, I sold this thing a while back for $85. I had bought it for $1 at the junk auction, so...
  49. Excuse me, I just read my prior comment again and realized a statement I made could be misinterpreted.. I meant this road grader is not particularly uncommon, not the fact that it reads NY-LINT. That'...
  50. It's really Nylint, not NY-Lint. Not really sure why this particular grader would have it like that, but it's not particularly uncommon. Nylint and Tonka both made road graders like this for quite a w...
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Two styles of wire lugs Mickey Mouse wristwatches Phillip's 66 sign Structo Sanitation Truck Lake Breeze Hot Air Fan Antique Structo Fire Engine GE Model 19X257 Electric Fan Late 20s. MY DAY-AFTERNOON and NIGHT JOB ( A few!! years ago) The Mego Man 1964 batman and robin lunch box Vintage Snoopy Bank Coca Cola clock Wesco universal joint camaro Coca-Cola Clock My 1960s coca cola light up clock Mimar Electric Fan Barcol Bakelite Fan

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1992 - U.S. Consular Service Printed Envelope Can somone please tell me what this is a pump or grease gun? What is this The Texas Company Oil Well Sign Old Restored Air Pump...40's or 50's... Tonka Truck Pedal tractors 1954 Schwinn Black Phantom and Bicycle Stash Gas Boy Fuel Pump Rare Orange Crush Ice Chest Bulova Accutron Spaceview wristwatch 1925 National Cash Register #5 Well made Coca-cola blue porcelain sign Oklahoma 1927 license plate 1958 Coca Cola display sign. Early 1950's Kenmore 10" Fan

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