Highlights include extensive runs of vintage magazines — Popular Mechanics (multiple full and near-full years from 1966 through 1980), National Geographic (1954–1982), and Mechanix Illustrated — along with dozens of book lots covering classic literature, Reader's Digest Condensed Books, religious titles, cookbooks, and children's books. Kitchenware and small housewares are well represented, including Revere Ware and Mirro cookware, Tupperware, CorningWare, Pyrex mixing bowls, a Vega-Matic, an Oster 12-Speed Blender, an ACME Juicerator, and a Hoover hand mixer. Antique and vintage items include a Philco tube radio, an antique German cuckoo clock, a Sears Silvertone turntable, an RCA Victor turntable, milk glass and Fire King glassware, and various stoneware crocks. Collectibles and decor include silverplate serving pieces, collector plates (Holly Hobbie, Haviland Limoges, Currier & Ives), porcelain Easter musicals, and assorted figurines. Toys and games feature a Southern Pacific model train lot, a slot car track set, Hot Wheels and Tonka diecast vehicles, vintage puzzles, board games, a Kenner Easy-Bake Oven, and vintage dolls including 1968 Princess Grace dolls and Penny Brite items. Also included: a Bausch & Lomb microscope, sewing and craft supply lots, several table and specialty lamps (including a clarinet lamp and a flute lamp), jewelry lots, WWII-era U.S. Army uniform jackets and military memorabilia, and various tools and garage items.