1186 Clay Hill Rd, Chambersburg PA 17201

This is where we sold all the farm tractors last year


                        Saturday, November 8, 2008 – 8:30 AM

         To be held at 1186 Clayhill Road, Chambersburg, PA 17202

In the village of Clayhill located 6 mi South of Chambersburg
On Rt 11 to Kauffman Rd for ½ mi to Clayhill Rd for 2+ miles


         Saturday, October 4, 2008 – 8:30 AM

COLLECTIBLES: Tools, license plates; vises; drawl knives; hammers; wrenches; egg basket; iron makers shoe stand; iron wheels; dress form; hand drill; pliers; old bowling balls; Craftsman tools; augers; sleds; large amount of old cameras; projectors; compressor; power tools; socket sets; old carburetors; blow torches; pipe wrenches; braces and bits; chain saws; ice cream freezers; Singer hand crank sewing machine; trunks; Planet Jr edger’s; milk bottles; KNIFE COLLECTION: New knives – John Deere series – collector, etc; pipe cutters; squares; 2 tool chests; magnitas; lead; beam augers; bolts; water hose reel; De Laval wrench; 2 old Maytag wringer washers; 2 old horns; pulleys; LARGE AMOUNT NOT LISTED

             Saturday, November 8, 2008 – 8:30 AM

ENGINES & MOTORS; Fairbanks #2 Hit and Miss; 32V motor; Stover twin cylinder engine; 8 boat motors; early Briggs motor; upright motor; 1916 B&D air compressor; Bovart C Phang hot tube engine; 1912 Whitte 4 hp Hit & Miss; 1 and 2 cylinder Maytag motors; Quincy twin cylinder air compressor; Toronto 2 cylinder motor; Briggs motors; English motor

TOOLS: old wood 6’ work bench; collection of old wrenches – Frick, Studts, York, John Deere, Geiser, etc,; old elect drills; soldering iron furnace; Wayne tool reamers; 2 man saws; blacksmith tools; buggy wrenches; broad ax; unusual pipe wrenches; Victor saw gummers; grinders; treadle scroll saw; wood planes; many more

MISCELLANEOUS: Platform scales; pedal cars & tractors; B & O RR can; gas can; hand crank sewing machine; Shippensburg theater posters; brass hand bells; 1936 Auburn grill; glue pots; nose leads; tea kettles; iron skillets; wooden churn; old GE refrigerator; tin ware; 2 theatre popcorn machines; cabbage cutter; showcase; oak National Biscuit Co. folding rack; school desk; Paula Beers – Goldie Reicher paintings; lead ladles; Indian knives; fruit press; iron piece off horse drawn fire engine; wood goat wagon; wood exerciser; car-tractor magazines; wood air plane propeller; Black Shell sign; 2 GREENCASTLE Corporal Post Civil War banners; Gar gavel; General Grants field chair( SEE LETTERS OF INFO GIVEN TO US TYPED BELOW); Hammond multiplex typewriter; dble waffle iron; snow birds; cash drawer from Smiths Store, Clayhill; old typewriters; wood Christmas fence; Geiser Greencastle well pump; radios; stirrers; WWII mine field detector; early gas water heater; field telephone; movie theatre timer/motor; straw knife; pumpkin cutter; wood scooter; stocking knitter; Lesher carved cane; NY World’s Fair cane; Magic lantern; Victrola; Implement iron seats; RR lanterns; sheep shearers; 3 German sleds; Frick gauge; toys; upright organ; buggy robes; quilt frame; early side saddle & bags; 1921 3 tube handmade radio; 1889 key cutter; movie poster boxes; wicker baby buggy; brass horns from the Clayhill band; scales; bag wagon; ice tongs; scales (unusual); Lionel train; Babcock gauge; Quaker cannon; CV steam whistle; field glasses; wash tub wringer washer; belt buckles;

NOTE: LARGE AMOUNT OF UNLISTED ITEMS.

Mr. Plasterer collected many hard to find pieces over the last 50 years.
Wilford Plasterer

Terms: Cash, good check
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   I AM GOING TO TYPE BELOW INFORMATION FAXED TO ME               FROM RUTH FOWLER & MARY PLASTERER, Lisa Ocker


Captain Richard Budd served with the 96th Regiment, during the Civil War. He was a native of Williamstown, PA, Dauphin Co. He also received wounds from this conflict.
When the War came to an end, he returned to his home and brought with him a battle torn flag from which pieces had been shot away and a camp chair, which had been General Grants, as a souvenir of the war.
Every holiday for years the flag was flown in front of his home and people would come to view this relic. I understand that eventually the flag was given to the State Museum.
The camp chair remained in his possession until his death and then was passed down to his son Andrew Budd, his widow broke up her home. She was a close friend of Mrs. Ann Fowler and gave the chair to her as a prized possession. Upon Mrs. Fowlers death the chair came into the possession of her husband John Fowler from whom I, Mr. Fowlers second wife, heard the history of the chair, also inheriting the same. I have pass the possession of said chair to John Plasterer

Signed Ruth Fowler



John M. Plasterer inherited General Grants camp chair from Mrs. Ruth Fowler and kept it in his possession until he deceased January 24, 1977
Upon his death, I, Mary K. Plasterer, widow of John M. Plasterer, inherited said chair.
I then passed said chair, a prized possession to my nephew Wilford S.Plasterer, Clay Hill Penna. With papers of full informations

Signed Mary K. Plasterer