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FORMER MIDDLETON EGGS LEWISTON/EUTAW, AL
Listing ID#: 150223

Sale Location
Eutaw, AL 35462

Sale Dates and TimesSALE IS COMPLETED
Friday Dec 1, 2017 Completed Saturday Dec 2, 2017 Completed

Sale Type
Estate Sale

Company Information
This listing has been posted by a private individual Contact: Shelia Phone: 205-792-8988

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Listing Terms and Conditions
All items sold "as is", no refunds, exchanges or warranties. All sales are final. Cash and major credit/debt cards accepted (3% convenience fee for all card purchases. ID required) All purchased items must be picked up, locked and loaded immediately unless arrangements made. No one on site to help load. You will be responsible for loading and removing.

Listing Information
Take the Eutaw exit, 40, then Estate Sale signs will bring you straight in:) It is my honor and priviledge to be assisting Greg & Michel Espey in the Estate Sale of several generations of their families heirlooms and treasures. They are part of the list of families that have contributed to the rich history of this community including several generations of local bankers and the property is home of the former Middleton Egg Farm who supplied Green, Pickens and Tuscaloosa County with eggs. I have enjoyed sitting around and hearing stories about farming cotton, raising pigs and cows, raising chickens and hearing stories about Mr. Rich building dollies to put the egg crates on to roll into the cooler (we actually have several he made). As we were transforming the old block egg building into the location of the estate sale, we came across a large wooden, what looked like a boat paddle, soup spoon. Mr. Greg started telling about how his mother and grandmother use to cook hundreds of pounds of brunswick stew in big pots in the yard and stirring the stew with that stick. That's just sweet sweet memories. So, grab a cup of coffee and head to the country. Who knows...if its cold outside we might just throw a log in that old cast iron wood burning stove and if we are lucky, Mr. Rich, who worked for Middleton Egg Farm for years, might be here to share some more of his memories. Thank you in advance for supporting this family! More photo's to come, still finding treasures :)

Listing Information

Take the Eutaw exit, 40, then Estate Sale signs will bring you straight in:)

It is my honor and priviledge to be assisting Greg & Michel Espey in the Estate Sale of several generations of their families heirlooms and treasures. They are part of the list of families that have contributed to the rich history of this community including several generations of local bankers and the property is home of the former Middleton Egg Farm who supplied Green, Pickens and Tuscaloosa County with eggs. I have enjoyed sitting around and hearing stories about farming cotton, raising pigs and cows, raising chickens and hearing stories about Mr. Rich building dollies to put the egg crates on to roll into the cooler (we actually have several he made). As we were transforming the old block egg building into the location of the estate sale, we came across a large wooden, what looked like a boat paddle, soup spoon. Mr. Greg started telling about how his mother and grandmother use to cook hundreds of pounds of brunswick stew in big pots in the yard and stirring the stew with that stick. That's just sweet sweet memories.

So, grab a cup of coffee and head to the country. Who knows...if its cold outside we might just throw a log in that old cast iron wood burning stove and if we are lucky, Mr. Rich, who worked for Middleton Egg Farm for years, might be here to share some more of his memories.

Thank you in advance for supporting this family!

More photo's to come, still finding treasures :)

Photo Gallery

Vintage Egg Crates

JT TALBERT EGG CO

ONEONTA AL

LENOX

SLIGH

LONGABERGER BASKETS

BARBIE LIMITED IN BOX

BARBIE

DISNEY SNOWWHITE

SNOWWHITE & DWARFS

PLATES HAVE NEVER BEEN IN HANGERS

PRINCE CHARLES GROOM

PRINCESS DIANA BRIDE

ORIGINAL BOX NEVER DISPLAYED

ANTIQUE/VINTAGE HAND MADE TOOL BOX

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FORMER MIDDLETON EGGS LEWISTON/EUTAW, AL

Contact: Shelia
Phone: 205-792-8988

12034 County Road 60
Eutaw, AL 35462

Friday Dec 1, 2017 Completed
Saturday Dec 2, 2017 Completed

All items sold "as is", no refunds, exchanges or warranties. All sales are final. Cash and major credit/debt cards accepted (3% convenience fee for all card purchases. ID required) All purchased items must be picked up, locked and loaded immediately unless arrangements made. No one on site to help load. You will be responsible for loading and removing.

Listing Details
Take the Eutaw exit, 40, then Estate Sale signs will bring you straight in:) It is my honor and priviledge to be assisting Greg & Michel Espey in the Estate Sale of several generations of their families heirlooms and treasures. They are part of the list of families that have contributed to the rich history of this community including several generations of local bankers and the property is home of the former Middleton Egg Farm who supplied Green, Pickens and Tuscaloosa County with eggs. I have enjoyed sitting around and hearing stories about farming cotton, raising pigs and cows, raising chickens and hearing stories about Mr. Rich building dollies to put the egg crates on to roll into the cooler (we actually have several he made). As we were transforming the old block egg building into the location of the estate sale, we came across a large wooden, what looked like a boat paddle, soup spoon. Mr. Greg started telling about how his mother and grandmother use to cook hundreds of pounds of brunswick stew in big pots in the yard and stirring the stew with that stick. That's just sweet sweet memories. So, grab a cup of coffee and head to the country. Who knows...if its cold outside we might just throw a log in that old cast iron wood burning stove and if we are lucky, Mr. Rich, who worked for Middleton Egg Farm for years, might be here to share some more of his memories. Thank you in advance for supporting this family! More photo's to come, still finding treasures :)