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Dates

Sun

Jul 21

10am to 3pm

2019

Sat

Jul 20

9am to 3pm

2019

This is the field guide written by the homeowner Maxine Stone. It can be purchased at the Missouri Botanical Garden or Powder Valley in Kirkwood, just to name a couple of places. One copy will be at the sale for you to look at but it will not be for sale.

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****ENTRY TO THIS SALE WILL BE AT THE BACK DOOR**** I am honored to be conducting this moving sale for my neighbor and friend Maxine Stone. Maxine is a dedicated MYCOPHILE, someone who loves hunting and learning about mushrooms. She has written a field guide titled, "Missouri's Wild Mushrooms" (a guide to hunting, identifying and cooking the state's most common mushrooms. Maxine continues to teach others about the art of mushroom hunting and identification at various St. Louis locations such as the Missouri Botanical Gardens (where she is also a master gardener) and Missouri Department of Conservation-Powder Valley (where she...

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This is the field guide written by the homeowner Maxine Stone. It can be purchased at the Missouri Botanical Garden or Powder Valley in Kirkwood, just to name a couple of places. One copy will be at the sale for you to look at but it will not be for sale.

Family Room: This is an overview of one side of the family room. Closer photos follow.

Family Room: Shelf one: vintage KODAK Brownie Fun Saver Movie Camera; a cat figure; and a vintage KODAK Tourist II camera. Shelf two: more cat figurines surround a "Thomas Collector's Edition Telephone" (it works--just plug it into a wall jack). Shelf three: a LOGITECH rechargeable speaker for Ipod & iPhone s715i with case; guitar strings; a SABINE auto tuner (for musical instruments); two tambourines; a vintage ARMSTRONG Cadet flute in case; and several recorders (including one Yamaha).

Family Room: This is a closer photo of the vintage ARMSTRONG "Cadet" flute in its original hard case.

Family Room: A "bronzed" figure and a reproduction water lily "Tiffany-style" stained glass lamp flank an original abstract painting by artist Grace Stone, Maxine's mother. On the hearth are antique irons (closer photos coming soon) and a child's antique chair.

Family Room: The "bronzed" figure measures 17-l/2" tall.

Family Room: An antique [Geneva, Illinois] "Hand Fluter--Heat This" Collar Paper Crimper with base is quite collectible.

Family Room: Three antique irons left to right: 1) a flat iron; 2) a heavy charcoal iron has a wooden handle and vent holes (the trivet/stand in front actually stores inside the iron); and 3) another very heavy iron with twist handle.

Family Room: A child's antique chair has a small bunny chair pad.

Family Room: These bookcases include numerous books, including themes like: St. Louis & Missouri State; cookbooks (including many vegetarian); novels; gardening; birds; and more! Also shown are CDs, DVDs and a few record albums; as well as a SONY Digital/Audio/Video Control Center (Digital Cinema Sound-Cinema Studio EX) + one remote AND a SONY 5-Disc Changer (CDP-CE345) + one remote. One of two JBL speakers is also shown.

Family Room: I have never seen one of these! It is a 1960's coin-operated television by PANASONIC called a VEND-O-VISION. It takes quarters and there are some in it--can't get them out though as there is no key. Apparently, they were often staged in bus stations for the people who were waiting for a bus. I am sure you can figure out something though. It is a novelty! It is counter-size--about 12" x 12" total but the screen is about 5."