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 Vintage Rogers 16 inch Floor Tom for Drum Set percussion drummer percussionist US $89.99 
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 LUDWIG 1964 VINTAGE 16X16" FLOOR TOM BLUE OYSTER ORIGINAL 60's 3-PLY US $899.00
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 The Holy Grail...Vintage Gretsch Drums...16 By 24 Bass Drum In Ebony Mist...Wow US $777.77
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 The Holy Grail...Vintage Gretsch Drums......16 Inch SSB1 Floor Tom...Very Clean US $699.99
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 Tama Imperialstar Concert Toms Complete Set 6"-16" Vintage 1976 Hairline Chrome US $222.00
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 Zildjian Avedis 16" Crash Cymbal, Vintage 60's US $95.00
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 Premier Vintage 60s? Time Machine museum kit 22/12/14/16 14x4 snare NICE& clean! US $1,600.00
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 Vintage 1970's Ludwig Stainless Steel Floor Tom Drum 16 x 16 US $202.50
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 (16) VINTAGE LUDWIG CLASSIC LUG CASINGS " RARE " US $98.95
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 VINTAGE LEEDY DRUM 16x12 1964 US $99.00
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 Vintage Slingerland Drums 20x16 Bass16x16 Floor Tom Blue Sparkle Niles 1965 US $399.99
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 ROGERS DRUMS VINTAGE PINK STRATA PEARL RARE 22" BASS 16" TOM 13" TOM DAYTON OHIO US $1,699.99
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 Slingerland 60s Vintage 16x16 Floor Tom Shell w/ Lugs Original Silver Sparkle NR US $19.99
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 Vintage Ludwig 16" x 16" Keystone Badge Floor Tom In Silver Sparkle! 1968!! US $450.00
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 Gretsch 60s Vintage Round Badge 16x16 Floor Tom Drum US $449.99
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 Vintage 60's Rogers Drum Set-Silver Sparkle 12,16,20 US $599.95
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 Ludwig Vintage 70's BDP 24/16/15/14 US $999.00
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 Vintage 70's Rogers 4 Pc Drum Kit Set w/ Tama Hardware Black 12-13-16-22 US $450.00
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 VINTAGE SLINGERLAND 16" RED GLITTER FLOOR TOM US $350.00
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 Vintage Gretsch Bass Drum With Ludwig Hardware 36" X 16" US $295.00
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 Vintage Zildjian 16" Cymbal made in Turkey US $250.00
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 Slingerland 50s 60s Vintage 14x14 16x16 Floor Tom Leg Set Legs Nice! US $59.99
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 Slingerland Radio King 50s Vintage 13" Tom & 16" Calf Skin Floor Tom Head US $24.99
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Serious Toyz to Feature 1249 Quality Lots of Toys & Collectibles at May 16 -17, 2008 Auction
Cold Spring, New York - April 29, 2008 - Serious Toyz^(TM) (serioustoyz.com) today announced that their upcoming Spring '08 Vintage Toy & Collectible Auction will begin May 2 and run until May 16 for Character / Classic Toys and May 17th for Toy Vehicles. The 1249 lot auction will feature a wide-ranging array of items that will appeal to collectors of all levels.
Highlights of the Serious Toyz Spring sale will include:
.. almost 600 Toy Vehicle Lots (more than 400 of them die-cast), including some of the rarest and most sought--after Matchbox pieces;
.. over 120 Super Hero Character lots including Batman items from the noted brother & sister collecting team of Chaz & Tracey Rose;
.. a scarce 1930 Saalheimer & Strauss animated tin "Black Man" bank;
.. a beautifully restored example of one of the most desirable of tin cars: the 16" Alps 1953 Packard Patrician;
.. over 40 framed Animation Art lots including serigraphy, numbered editions, signed issues, and original production cells;
.. an early Milton--Bradley Santa Claus Jigsaw Puzzle Set;
.. a Minic Timber Lorry (less than 50 examples known, & this one is MIB);
.. a Smith--Miller prototype Mack pumper;
.. a 1940s hanging glass "Coke" register sign;
.. a 1968 Schwinn "Sting-Ray" bicycle;
.. more than a dozen tin friction & battery propeller airplanes;
.. a number of significant tin character toys;
.. a collection of late 1800s & early 1900s board games;
.. items from the personal collection of noted expert & price guide author, Dr. Douglas Sadecky;
.. fire trucks & toys from the collection of Jim Piatti, author of "Collecting Firefighting Toys";
.. an incredible group of Western character items from the 40+ year collection of Reuben Stroud;
.. several original movie posters and lobby cards;
.. boxed, store--stock examples of a number of scarce and desirable cap guns;
.. a large group of 1960s G.I. Joes and Captain Action, with many scarce pieces;
.. a nice selections of Big Little Books, Soakys, MOC Star Wars, and much more.
Online bidders can preview, register, and bid live at serioustoyz.com. Collectors without computer access are able to participate by phone, fax, or mail using their beautiful 64-page printed auction catalog, which is distributed free to nearly 5000 'serious' collectors worldwide. Call-backs and ceiling bids are available so 'offline' bidders are not at a disadvantage. Additionally, their unique process for the auction's end prevents the use of "sniper" software, ensuring everyone has a fair shot at getting what they want.
Serious Toyz Auctions always feature low minimum bids (hundreds of quality lots feature opening bids of only $5.), a low 10% buyers premium, and no reserve prices. Bidding for this auction will begin on May 2nd, and will run until Fri., May 16, 2008 for Character / Classic items (678 lots), and Sat., May 17, 2008 for Toy Vehicle items (571 lots). Because of the high level of interest in this auction, Serious Toyz has even added extra telephone lines to accommodate phone bidders. The Web site also offers bidders the opportunity to check on and place bids live throughout the auction.
"This auction is a real break-through for us" said Tom Miano, owner of Serious Toyz. "The exceptional quality and rarity of the items has already generated a great deal of pre-auction interest from collectors. There's genuine excitement by both consignors and bidders."
Any item in this auction can be inspected in person by appointment at their location in Cold Spring, NY. (82 Main Street, Cold Spring, NY 10516... toll-free at 866 OLD TOYZ). Be sure to call ahead to ensure that the items you wish to see are on hand.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
I have a vintage sign from a hundred year old building. Where can I find out it's approximate value?
I have two vintage signs 16 feet by 8 feet tall and 16 feet by 10.5 feet tall. The signs are dismantled and come off of a hundred year old building that covered them in siding (protecting them from the elements.) They're in very good shape - antiquely speaking.
Can anyone point me in the direction of value or sellers? We are a non-profit community center trying to raise funds.
Answer:
Yeah, be careful not to let go of it to a scam artist or something because being an old sign painter myself, they are works of art. I would research the sign as much as possible because the more you learn about it will strengthen your position to get as much revenue from it as you can. Try to research the building they came off of. This will narrow your search and if you can contact the building's owners. Try to contact the towns historical society or historians. It will very likely be worth your time and you will learn some interesting things along the way.
