50% OFF SAT Estate Sale Of Jessie Wilder "Cottage Of Treasures" Baseball Cards/ Jewelry & More

 This is a great estate sale that has a lot of older treasures we're still discovering. Here is brief list below: more pictures to post as we continue prepping. To learn a little bit about Jesse scroll to the end.

• Rare R.E. Lee Rebel collectibles
• Huge Baseball card collection
•  other baseball collectibles
• Lladro figurines collection
• Vintage toys
• Tennis rackets
• Machine top restring tennis rackets
• Uncle Tom's Cabin books
•  Vintage & new books
• Vintage hand sewn quilts
• Awesome gate leg dining room table & chairs
• small vintage secretary
• Vintage ceramic Christmas tree
• Christmas & seasonal decor
• Vintage sewing box & sewing items
•  Black Americana dolls
• Cast iron skillets & dutch oven
•  Adirondack glider 
• yard tools
• Large metal tubs & other types for shelling peas etc.
• Mid century modern collectibles
• Rugs
• Vintage t shirts & izod shirts
• nice clothing & shoes
• Sterling & costume jewelry
• Vintage children's books
• MCM metal chairs with covers
• MCM brass collectibles
• mcm decor items
• old soda bottles​​
• vintage barbie camper & contents
• Old metal toy trucks
•  china & glassware
• rose china
• Lots of great post & pans
• Lodge cast iron
• Calphlon cookware set
• Double/full size bed
• antique oak desk
• Wooden chest of drawers
• 2 vintage cedar hope chest
•  nice towels
• Vintage children's red rocking chair
• Vintage rocking chair
• Primitive cupboard
• China cabinet
• Several antique tables
• Variety of tools
• Garden tools & more
• Sandra Miller Pottery
•  Georgia Tech Items
• Vintage GE radio -works
• portable victrola wind up record players
• vintage bottles
• 14 Kt Gold jewelry
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About Jessie: 

In 1961 Jessie moved to Thomaston to teach at R. E. Lee Institute. She served as the cheerleading sponsor from 1961-1976,  but her greatest achievements came as Lee's tennis coach. Her players earned many region championships in boys' and girls' singles and doubles, and there were two state championships in both boys' and girls' doubles. Miss Wilder was named region Coach-of-the-Year seven times - four for boys and three for girls. She also coached and taught tennis lessons to the youth of the community during the summer. She was retired from the Thomaston-Upson School System and was a member of the Thomaston-Upson Retired Educators.

Jessie was inducted into the Thomaston-Upson Sports Hall of Fame in 2006 and served on its board of directors from 2010-2016. In 2019, Miss Wilder was honored by the Thomaston Sertoma Club with their Service to Mankind Award. She continued to support local athletics as a member of the Upson Athletic Boosters Club.

She loved her dogs she had through the years - Murphy, Sam, and Spencer.  Miss Wilder was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Thomaston.