I purchased this truck about three years ago when I was in my “vintage camper” phase. Initially purchased to pull my 1965 AIRSTREAM CARAVEL, and then my 1959 FAN Camper, below. Click on the bottom images for larger views.
Looks like new – the shorter bed, but with four doors and full two seats. Plastic liner in the bed, and I purchased the tonneau cover for added sleekness — this style does not look dated at all. Some details:
1-a southern truck, this has only been north about half its life – I have details on original owner 2-BIG PLUS — NEW ENGINE, less than 5,000 miles 3-Downside I am told – two-wheel drive, but for my use was not an issue 4-Tires look new 5-I last drove in mid-December 2023, but in mid-May 2024 she started right up after six months sitting 6-Slight downside – in December there was an occasional hiccup with lower speed acceleration that then smoothed out. Researching I learned the emission system can cause that, and first replace gas cap, which I did – was fine for awhile, but started again. Probably something simple to fix for someone smarter than me. Prefer to let you solve the “hiccup.” 7-I have list of items replaced (e.g. radiator) prior to my purchase 8-has been repainted, looks like was bumped on side rear once
Below some interior images and additional exterior – these “side by side” galleries may be clicked for larger views.
Can be yours for less than half what I have it in — yours for $3950? SORRY SOLD
Offered as a lot are three great items for the Naval collector, submariner, shipyard worker (past or present) or Naval historian. Included are:
CRADLE OF AMERICAN SHIPBUILDING – Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, New Hampshire – 92 page softcover booklet measuring 8 1/2 by 11 inches packed with images, details and history. Extremely detailed including ships built
SUBMARINES PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD – FIFTY YEARS OF SUBMARINE PROGRESS – 20 pages, softcover booklet measuring 11 by 8 1/2 inches with color illustrations through out. Published in 1967 to commemorate 50 years of Portsmouth “Firsts” – Not easily found.
USS PAMPANITO SS 383 – WORLD WAR II FLEET SUBMARINE – Four panel fold-out measuring folded about 4 by 9 inches. A handout for the ship when it was in San Francisco.
Here I have a large assortment of New Hampshire Town Reports dating from the 1880s, and one from just across the border in Massachusetts. Other those offered as a lot (Fitzwilliam and Winchester, and the single Winchendon, MA) for simplicity they are priced at $15 each. If you can use 3 or more, then $12.50 each — plus shipping. All softcover, and with some wear and tear and some soiling. So basically alphabetical except with the lots at the end, here you go.
1893 – TOWN OF GREENLAND, N.H. – Receipts and Expenditures of the Selectman – 16 pages 1897 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF HANCOCK, N.H. – 23 Pages
1893 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE SELECTMAN, TOWN TREASURER AND SCHOOL BOARD…, TOWN OF HEBRON, N.H. – 24 pages 1893 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF HINSDALE, N.H. – 64 pages
1893 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF JAFFREY, N.H. – 26 pages 1893 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF MARLBOROUGH, N.H. – 45 pages
colors off a tad – NEWTON much bluer 1893 – ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN, TREASURER, AND BOARD OF EDUCATIN OF THE TOWN OF NEWTON, N.H. – 20 pages 1893 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF TROY, N.H. – 26 pages
1906 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF RICHMOND, N.H. – 44pages 1919 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS AND INVENTORY OF POLLS AND RATABLE PROPERTY OF RICHMOND, N.H. – 55 pages
1893 published – REPORTS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, COUNTY TREASURER, AND OTHER OFFICERS OF CHESHIRE COUNTY, N.H. – MAY 1, 1891 – DECEMBER 31, 1892 – 85 pages 1938 – REPORTS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, COUNTY TREASURER AND OTHER OFFICERS OF CHESHIRE COUNTY, NH- 120 pages
1888 to 1917 – 18 (EIGHTEEN) TOWN REPORTS from FITZWILLIAM, NH NEW HAMPSHIRE
Offered as a lot I have 18 different original Town Reports / Annual Reports from the town of Fitzwilliam, N.H. In my current research I only can find print-on-demand reprints for reports from Fitzwilliam. To make my cataloguing easier, and to hopefully keep these together I will offer these as a lot for $245, plus $8.50 shipping (heavy).
All softcover, some of the earlier issues have loose covers, and there could be minor fault throughout – offered “as-is” and “with all faults.” Included, packed with 1,481 pages packed with Town information are: 1888 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 40 pages 1889 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 39 pages 1890 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 40 pages 1891 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 47 pages 1893 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 56 pages 1900 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 76 pages 1901 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 84 pages 1902 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 86 pages 1903 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 83 pages 1904 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 99 pages 1905 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 98 pages 1908 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 88 pages 1909 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 98 pages 1912 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 116 pages 1913 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 99 pages 1915 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 115 pages 1916 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 108 pages 1917 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF FITZWILLIAM, N. H. – – 109 pages
1895 – 1896 – 1942 THREE (3) — TOWN REPORTS WINCHESTER, N.H. – NEW HAMPSHIRE
Offered in this lot for $35 (with all faults including some tears/folds) I have three Annual Reports from Winchester, including:
1 –1895 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF WINCHESTER, N.H. FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1895 – 101 pages complete but lacks rear cover 2 –1896 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF WINCHESTER, N.H. FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1896 – 67 pages also complete but lacking rear cover 3 –1942 – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS AND INVENTORY OF POLLS AND RATABLE PROPERTY OF WINCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 31, 1942 – 138 pages followed by Vital Statistics
1893 – ANNUAL REPORT – TOWN OF WINCHENDON, MASSACHUSETTS
UNCOMMON softcover report measuring about 5 5/8 by 8 5/8 inches with 84 pages – some edge wear. Great full title reads – ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, LIBRARY TRUSTEES AND CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS OF THE TOWN OF WINCHENDON, FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY, 31, 1893 – Printed at the Courier Office. Great statistics and details prepared for Town Meeting. Price for this one – $25
Full title — HISTORY OF HADLEY, INCLUDING THE EARLY HISTORY OF HATFIELD, SOUTH HADLEY, AMHERST AND GRANBY, MASSACHUSETTS by Sylvester Judd. With FAMILY GENEALOGYIES, by Lucius M. Boltwood.
Printed by Metcalf & Company, Northampton, MA, 1863, original brown cloth, 636 pages. Nice clean and tight copy, but note in images chipping to light weight cloth on spine, and some corner wear. Thus a lower price taking that into account. Not a reprint, but a nice tight original First Edition.
note below rear hinge, front hinge same good condition – tight
ALL ORIGINAL COLUMBUS GUM MACHINE WITH BARREL LOCKS – Model M circa 1928
I have had this original chewing gum ball dispenser made by the Columbus Vending Company in my country store collection for many, many decades – long enough that I do not recall when or where I found it. Complete with two original rare barrel locks that came with it. No key, but when I got this vending machine I worked the locks open as I recall with a paper clip – and I have never been to lock picking school. The barrel locks alone run about $75 each when found.
Time to share some of my fun items in new collections. thank you, RAY
PICKUP – ONLY – But following payment happy to meet buyer within a 100 mile radius – Covers range to Hartford, Connecticut; Maine; Stockbridge, Massachusetts; almost to Boston – let’s talk
1939-1947 – 30 ISSUES – DRIFTWOOD: A MAGAZINE OF VERSE – WALTER JOHN COATES, EDITOR
“A MONTHLY POETRY JOURNAL” Founded April, 1926, at North Montpelier, Vermont — A unique and uncommon softcover publication, each issue measuring about 4 3/4 by 7 1/2 inches, page count varies from maybe 30 to 60 pages per issue. In printing the covers, WALLPAPER SAMPLES were used for a stiffer paper stock, and for uniqueness. Of the collection of thirty issues, one is lacking its original covers. Hard enough to find a single copy, included in this lot are the following issues.
April, 1939 – Vol. XIII – No. 10 May, 1939 – Vol. XIII – No. 11 June, 1939 – Vol. XIII – No. 12 March, 1942 – Vol. XV – No. 9 June, 1943 – Vol. 17 – No. 12 August, 1943 – Vol. 18 – No. 2
April, 1945 – Vol. 19 – No. 10 May, 1945 – Vol. 19 – No. 11 June, 1945 – Vol. 19 – No. 12 August, 1945 – Vol. XX – No. 2 September, 1945 – Vol. XX – No. 3 October, 1945 – Vol. XX – No. 4
November, 1945 – Vol. XX – No. 5 December, 1945 – Vol. XX – No. 6 January, 1946 – Vol. XX – No. 7 February, 1946 – Vol. XX – No. 8 March, 1946 – Vol. XX – No. 9 April, 1946 – Vol. XX – No. 10
May, 1946 – Vol XX – No. 11 August, 1946 – Vol. XXI – No. 2 September, 1946 – Vol. XXI – No. 3 January, 1947 – Vol. XXI – No. 7 November, 1947 – Vol. XXII – No. 5 – Part One November, 1947 – Vol. XXII – No. 5 – Part Two
Price for the entire collection – $450 Shipping – $11.95 packed in cardboard and with tracking you will have to sign for your parcel for your protection Ordering Information
1943 – SECOND STATE – THE FOUNTAINHEAD by AYN RAND
Published by The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Indianpolis;1943 second issue/state bound in green cloth – No Dustjacket, 754 pages. Later printing of the early first edition – no First Edition statement nor any other printings stated on Copyright Page. Contains all the other first edition points, including:Page 9: The “9” looks like an “o” at the bottom. Page 321, Line 5: “referred” is spelled “refrred.”Page 381, Line 4: The “G” in “G. W.” is slightly smaller. Page 480, Line 2: “Dominique” is spelled “Domininque.”
Nice clean and tight book block, no names or markings on endpapers, light wear top and bottom of spine, AND sunning to spine and a tad on front board as shown below. If you add an appropriate facsimile dust jacket this will be a nice copy in your Ayn Rand collection. Depending upon condition or this book, and condition of dustjacket (if any) this second issue can run up to $3,000 and more. Priced low due to sunning on spine and lack of jacket.
1893 – WORLD’S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION – PORTFOLIO OF VIEWS – ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHY
C. D. Arnold and H. D. Higinbotham, Official Photographers, published by C. B. Woodward Company, St. Louise, 1893. Good+, hardcover album measuring about 10 by 7 inches with 36 full page illustrations (hoping I did count correctly). Faint ripple on the glossy paper. A handsome display piece for your world’s fair collection. Colors on covers off just a tad due to glare from lights – actually a nice uniform brown, front and back.
THE “LANCASTER” – THE HUBLEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY – 1906 CATALOG REPRINT
Hubley Manufacturing Company, Lancaster, PA. 20 page quality reprint of the 1906 sixteen page catalogue, followed by four pages of ROYAL CIRCUS TOYS from the 1919-1926 period, including the Rare Revolving Monkey Cage. Very Good Softcover, measures about 11 inches by 8 1/2 inches Published by M. M. Davidson in 1964, B&W illustrations
Ray Boas, Bookseller 