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FOR SALE
Howard Johnsons Weathervane
This weathervane is from the lodge that was on rt7 in Rutland VT it is about 6
½ feet tall and 3 ft wide. It has the original finish. I believe it is
from 1964 - 65
Price $800.00
Edward Timbers III
PO Box 564
Wallingford VT 05773 USA
Phone 802-855-1704 802-446-3249
E-mail etimbers@vermontcountrystore.com
FOR SALE
Old Birdhouse Weathervane
Very unique 3-dimensional birdhouse weathervane, stands 26" tall, 18"
directionals, Made in New England by Oliver J. Nelson, circa 1916, painted-
weathered layers, wrought iron, some rust and a couple of small holes, heavy
and solid on bracket.
$2,000.00
Marianne Hayes
204 Sayles Ave.
Pascoag, Rhode Island, 02859, USA
(401) 710-9728
marihayesri@yahoo.com
Star glazing weather vane taken off 1850 barn in central Maine. Middle is made
of light purple glass it says Hawkeye on it.
$800.00
Joshua Gentry
312 South Monmouth St.
Monmouth, ME 04359
207-653-1076
pegrtv@aol.com
For Sale Frank Baker Weathervane This very large weathervane was custom made about 1969 for the flamboyant former Vancouver, B.C., Canada alderman Mr. Frank Baker who died in 1989. He owned and operated the famous Frank Baker's Attic Restaurant, in West Vancouver, B.C. Mr. Baker tarditionally wore white clothes and was frequently found making a trumpet entrance into his restaurant. The construction is of heavy multi-layered steel and consists of four pieces. The trumpeter is six feet tall and turns independently, sitting on a directional arrow which is 12 feet long and also turns independently.The four fixed directional indicators are each five feet long and protrude from the 40 inch round ornamental ironwork. The forth piece is the roof mounting base from which rises a 42 inch long 3 1/2 inch mounting pipe. The entire vane was refurbished for the Millennium,stripped down to bare metal, treated with rust inhibitor primer and finally given two coats of rust inhibitor marine paint.Phot is attached. Full story is at www.itsmystore.com/weathervane Asking price reduced to $2,000.00 CANADIAN FUNDS. Crating and shipping sole responsibility of purchaser. Russell David Reid, M.B. 604-535-2399 or e-mail russ.reid-mb@telus.net
For Sale- Fish Weather Vane. Over 2' long Fish - Painted blue over gold leaf. Early 1900's. Sat on chicken coop for many years.
Contact Tom Banks, 102 Midland Ave., Glen Ridge, NJ 07028 (973) 743-1320 or tom.banks@gte.net
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