The Estate of David and Lois Gallapoo Auction
Listing ID#: 908493

Sale Location
375 Fry Rd
Wooster, OH 44691
Sale Dates and Times
Wednesday Nov 18, 4:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Sale Type
 Live Auction 
Company Information
RES Auction Services

Contact: Andy White
Phone: 419-651-2152
Email: white@resauctions.com
Website: www.RES.bid

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Listing Terms and Conditions
RES Auction Services Bidding Terms And Conditions
Payment Terms: We accept cash, check, wire transfer, credit card (up to $3,000). All items put be paid in full before removal, including those that will be transported by third-party transportation services, the person picking up the items is required to provide a paid invoice.
Buyer's Premium: A 5% Buyer's Premium will be applied to all purchases.
Bidder acknowledges that he/she has read, understands, and agrees to abide by the Terms and Conditions contained herein.
Auctioneer reserves the right to add such Terms and Conditions to sale as announced or posted on day of the sale.
Bidder cards may be denied to an applicant at any time, at the sole discretion of the Auctioneer. Auctioneer also reserves the right to terminate bidding privileges at any time.
All items will be sold “As Is” “Where Is”.
All sales are final.
No guarantees or warranties whatsoever, implied, expressed, or otherwise.
Auctioneer makes no representation or warranty of any kind on lots included in the auction. Auction listings are prepared based on information provided by the Consignor. It is the buyer’s responsibility to verify condition, descriptions, and hours/mileage of equipment. No sale shall be invalidated by inaccuracies, defects, damaged goods, or incorrect descriptions.
It is Bidder’s responsibility to inspect items prior to bidding.
Bidding disputes will be settled at the sole discretion of Auctioneer and Auctioneer may put the disputed lot up for sale again to be resold to the highest bidder of the disputing parties. The Auctioneer’s decision is final.
Purchases become the responsibility of the high bidder immediately upon acceptance of his bid. They shall be and remain at the risk of the Buyer. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to insure his purchases immediately.
No removal of purchases from the auction site will be allowed until stated load out time.
Titles: Will be sent within 14 business days after payment in full via certified mail. A $15 title processing fee will be applied to each titled item on all applicable invoices. Titles for items with a reserve will not be available day of auction for items with reserves.
Titles: If we do not receive the name and address you would like listed on the title within 14 business days, we will issue the title using the information on the current invoice.
It is the Buyer’s responsibility to be aware of their local motor vehicle regulations pertaining to titles and registrations prior to purchase of a motor vehicle. Buyer is also advised to take notice of title information noted on each motor vehicle, in the catalog, and as announced by the auctioneer on sale day.
When you place a maximum bid, you are indicating the highest amount you are willing to pay for an item. The auction system will automatically submit bids on your behalf, beginning at the current bid amount and increasing only as necessary to maintain your position as the highest bidder, up to and not exceeding your stated maximum bid.
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The Estate of David and Lois Gallapoo Auction

Wednesday November 18th 4:00 PM

Location: RES Auction Services – 375 Fry Rd, Wooster, OH 44691

Model T-Cushman – Antiques – Collectibles – Furniture – Carnival Themed Misc. Items

Live Only Auction

Dave and Lois lived full lives and acquired many things along the way. They had a good eye for quality and loved the hunt. Dave was an auctioneer for over 50 years and always loved the history behind every item. There is so much history in what we have to offer to you at public auction that I don’t know where to start. Make plans to attend and bring a friend!

Highlights: 1927 Ford Model T- frame off restoration, runs and drives-Cushman 780 Truckster/Haulster (needs breaks), Browning A bolt III 308-win, Remington Model 8 30-30, Benjamin Mod G, 2 old muzzle loaders (wall hangers), WW1 US cavalry saddle, bag and scabbard, Perry Centennial Peace treaty banner, large “Wild West” carnival canvas side show banner.

Furniture: the furniture is all excellent and aged very well…If you like antique furniture you won’t want to miss. Curved glass China buffet, wicker desk, GS Stewart Norwalk OH barrister book case, cherry drop leaf table, cylinder roll secretary hutch, Empire chest (believed to be Warren Harding’s), marble insert Victorian dresser, ¼ sawn sycamore secretary hutch, Taylor hard rock maple bedroom set, marble top tables, roll top desks, antique ice box, wood file cabinet, gun cabinet, clawfoot curved glass mirror stand, deacons bench, child’s China cabinets, corner hutch, cane bottom chairs, ¾ bed, old diner counter stools.

Also, from the family- marble top buffet (traced to the Gwyn family Shreve) Oak round top China cupboard, oak roll top desk, oak 5 leg table, Renaissance needle point chair, full Jenny Lind bed and misc. bedroom furniture, cane bottom highchair and foremen’s bed, large copper kettle

Collectibles and Miscellaneous: Sport King bamboo fishing rod w wood reel, Coxon (Wooster) and Irish Belleek China misc. pieces, Singer featherlite sewing machines, Singer hand crank machine, Opium wights (scale weights), Old Montana Territory Warrant, glass minnow trap, African Spear (Maasai tribe), Roseville pottery (Zephyr Lilley), old walking canes, cast iron target, Stained glass from Isaly’s Wooster ice cream ball player sign, Jeweled and stained glass light fixtures, horse tricycle, flexy racer sled, Arthur Thomas scale set, butter churn, Winchester poster, cultivator and other Winchester misc., Colt pistol photos, Evinrude boat motor, duck decoys 2 marked “Crockett”, Myers Ashland library ladder, numerous rugs some old some not, Butter Crisp peanut roasters, a number of reference books and general household misc. and tools.

Carnival items from Dave, Lois and Family: carnival mirror, old oak ferris wheel seats, toy Ferris wheel, porcelain cotton candy base, carnival weighted milk cans, carnival ticket booth, Rochester root beer barrel, Amusement advertising, carnival knick knacks and collectibles, beacon “bingo” blankets, bingo lamps, tin carnival toys, popcorn maker.

Additional Item: The Historical Society is adding a replica 1903 Olds and Ford Model A w/ rumble seat.

I can assure you many more treasures will be uncovered so you may need to come see for yourself! Pictures will be available week before the sale on www.res.bid, www.gotoauction.com and www.auctionzip.com.

Terms: Cash Check Credit Card, 5% buyer’s premium waved for cash or check. Auction is live only, but if you can’t make it and want to leave a bid we can handle absentee bids.

Preview: Items will be available for preview Monday, November 16th & Tuesday, November 17th, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM at the RES facility.

 

Seth Andrews, Auctioneer – Steve Andrews, Assisting Auctioneer
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RES Auction Services

Contact: Andy White
Phone: 419-651-2152
Sale Location
375 Fry Rd
Wooster, OH 44691
Sale Dates and Times
Wednesday Nov 18, 4:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Sale Terms and Conditions
RES Auction Services Bidding Terms And Conditions Payment Terms: We accept cash, check, wire transfer, credit card (up to $3,000). All items put be paid in full before removal, including those that will be transported by third-party transportation services, the person picking up the items is required to provide a paid invoice. Buyer's Premium: A 5% Buyer's Premium will be applied to all purchases. Bidder acknowledges that he/she has read, understands, and agrees to abide by the Terms and Conditions contained herein. Auctioneer reserves the right to add such Terms and Conditions to sale as announced or posted on day of the sale. Bidder cards may be denied to an applicant at any time, at the sole discretion of the Auctioneer. Auctioneer also reserves the right to terminate bidding privileges at any time. All items will be sold “As Is” “Where Is”. All sales are final. No guarantees or warranties whatsoever, implied, expressed, or otherwise. Auctioneer makes no representation or warranty of any kind on lots included in the auction. Auction listings are prepared based on information provided by the Consignor. It is the buyer’s responsibility to verify condition, descriptions, and hours/mileage of equipment. No sale shall be invalidated by inaccuracies, defects, damaged goods, or incorrect descriptions. It is Bidder’s responsibility to inspect items prior to bidding. Bidding disputes will be settled at the sole discretion of Auctioneer and Auctioneer may put the disputed lot up for sale again to be resold to the highest bidder of the disputing parties. The Auctioneer’s decision is final. Purchases become the responsibility of the high bidder immediately upon acceptance of his bid. They shall be and remain at the risk of the Buyer. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to insure his purchases immediately. No removal of purchases from the auction site will be allowed until stated load out time. Titles: Will be sent within 14 business days after payment in full via certified mail. A $15 title processing fee will be applied to each titled item on all applicable invoices. Titles for items with a reserve will not be available day of auction for items with reserves. Titles: If we do not receive the name and address you would like listed on the title within 14 business days, we will issue the title using the information on the current invoice. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to be aware of their local motor vehicle regulations pertaining to titles and registrations prior to purchase of a motor vehicle. Buyer is also advised to take notice of title information noted on each motor vehicle, in the catalog, and as announced by the auctioneer on sale day. When you place a maximum bid, you are indicating the highest amount you are willing to pay for an item. The auction system will automatically submit bids on your behalf, beginning at the current bid amount and increasing only as necessary to maintain your position as the highest bidder, up to and not exceeding your stated maximum bid.
Listing Details

The Estate of David and Lois Gallapoo Auction

Wednesday November 18th 4:00 PM

Location: RES Auction Services – 375 Fry Rd, Wooster, OH 44691

Model T-Cushman – Antiques – Collectibles – Furniture – Carnival Themed Misc. Items

Live Only Auction

Dave and Lois lived full lives and acquired many things along the way. They had a good eye for quality and loved the hunt. Dave was an auctioneer for over 50 years and always loved the history behind every item. There is so much history in what we have to offer to you at public auction that I don’t know where to start. Make plans to attend and bring a friend!

Highlights: 1927 Ford Model T- frame off restoration, runs and drives-Cushman 780 Truckster/Haulster (needs breaks), Browning A bolt III 308-win, Remington Model 8 30-30, Benjamin Mod G, 2 old muzzle loaders (wall hangers), WW1 US cavalry saddle, bag and scabbard, Perry Centennial Peace treaty banner, large “Wild West” carnival canvas side show banner.

Furniture: the furniture is all excellent and aged very well…If you like antique furniture you won’t want to miss. Curved glass China buffet, wicker desk, GS Stewart Norwalk OH barrister book case, cherry drop leaf table, cylinder roll secretary hutch, Empire chest (believed to be Warren Harding’s), marble insert Victorian dresser, ¼ sawn sycamore secretary hutch, Taylor hard rock maple bedroom set, marble top tables, roll top desks, antique ice box, wood file cabinet, gun cabinet, clawfoot curved glass mirror stand, deacons bench, child’s China cabinets, corner hutch, cane bottom chairs, ¾ bed, old diner counter stools.

Also, from the family- marble top buffet (traced to the Gwyn family Shreve) Oak round top China cupboard, oak roll top desk, oak 5 leg table, Renaissance needle point chair, full Jenny Lind bed and misc. bedroom furniture, cane bottom highchair and foremen’s bed, large copper kettle

Collectibles and Miscellaneous: Sport King bamboo fishing rod w wood reel, Coxon (Wooster) and Irish Belleek China misc. pieces, Singer featherlite sewing machines, Singer hand crank machine, Opium wights (scale weights), Old Montana Territory Warrant, glass minnow trap, African Spear (Maasai tribe), Roseville pottery (Zephyr Lilley), old walking canes, cast iron target, Stained glass from Isaly’s Wooster ice cream ball player sign, Jeweled and stained glass light fixtures, horse tricycle, flexy racer sled, Arthur Thomas scale set, butter churn, Winchester poster, cultivator and other Winchester misc., Colt pistol photos, Evinrude boat motor, duck decoys 2 marked “Crockett”, Myers Ashland library ladder, numerous rugs some old some not, Butter Crisp peanut roasters, a number of reference books and general household misc. and tools.

Carnival items from Dave, Lois and Family: carnival mirror, old oak ferris wheel seats, toy Ferris wheel, porcelain cotton candy base, carnival weighted milk cans, carnival ticket booth, Rochester root beer barrel, Amusement advertising, carnival knick knacks and collectibles, beacon “bingo” blankets, bingo lamps, tin carnival toys, popcorn maker.

Additional Item: The Historical Society is adding a replica 1903 Olds and Ford Model A w/ rumble seat.

I can assure you many more treasures will be uncovered so you may need to come see for yourself! Pictures will be available week before the sale on www.res.bid, www.gotoauction.com and www.auctionzip.com.

Terms: Cash Check Credit Card, 5% buyer’s premium waved for cash or check. Auction is live only, but if you can’t make it and want to leave a bid we can handle absentee bids.

Preview: Items will be available for preview Monday, November 16th & Tuesday, November 17th, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM at the RES facility.

 

Seth Andrews, Auctioneer – Steve Andrews, Assisting Auctioneer
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The Estate of David and Lois Gallapoo Auction
 Live Auction
 
Sale Date(s)
Wednesday Nov 18, 4:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Sale Location
375 Fry Rd
Wooster, OH 44691
Company
RES Auction Services

Contact: Andy White
Phone: 419-651-2152
Email: white@resauctions.com
Website: www.RES.bid

Listing Terms and Conditions
RES Auction Services Bidding Terms And Conditions Payment Terms: We accept cash, check, wire transfer, credit card (up to $3,000). All items put be paid in full before removal, including those that will be transported by third-party transportation services, the person picking up the items is required to provide a paid invoice. Buyer's Premium: A 5% Buyer's Premium will be applied to all purchases. Bidder acknowledges that he/she has read, understands, and agrees to abide by the Terms and Conditions contained herein. Auctioneer reserves the right to add such Terms and Conditions to sale as announced or posted on day of the sale. Bidder cards may be denied to an applicant at any time, at the sole discretion of the Auctioneer. Auctioneer also reserves the right to terminate bidding privileges at any time. All items will be sold “As Is” “Where Is”. All sales are final. No guarantees or warranties whatsoever, implied, expressed, or otherwise. Auctioneer makes no representation or warranty of any kind on lots included in the auction. Auction listings are prepared based on information provided by the Consignor. It is the buyer’s responsibility to verify condition, descriptions, and hours/mileage of equipment. No sale shall be invalidated by inaccuracies, defects, damaged goods, or incorrect descriptions. It is Bidder’s responsibility to inspect items prior to bidding. Bidding disputes will be settled at the sole discretion of Auctioneer and Auctioneer may put the disputed lot up for sale again to be resold to the highest bidder of the disputing parties. The Auctioneer’s decision is final. Purchases become the responsibility of the high bidder immediately upon acceptance of his bid. They shall be and remain at the risk of the Buyer. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to insure his purchases immediately. No removal of purchases from the auction site will be allowed until stated load out time. Titles: Will be sent within 14 business days after payment in full via certified mail. A $15 title processing fee will be applied to each titled item on all applicable invoices. Titles for items with a reserve will not be available day of auction for items with reserves. Titles: If we do not receive the name and address you would like listed on the title within 14 business days, we will issue the title using the information on the current invoice. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to be aware of their local motor vehicle regulations pertaining to titles and registrations prior to purchase of a motor vehicle. Buyer is also advised to take notice of title information noted on each motor vehicle, in the catalog, and as announced by the auctioneer on sale day. When you place a maximum bid, you are indicating the highest amount you are willing to pay for an item. The auction system will automatically submit bids on your behalf, beginning at the current bid amount and increasing only as necessary to maintain your position as the highest bidder, up to and not exceeding your stated maximum bid.
File Attachments
Brochure

The Estate of David and Lois Gallapoo Auction

Wednesday November 18th 4:00 PM

Location: RES Auction Services – 375 Fry Rd, Wooster, OH 44691

Model T-Cushman – Antiques – Collectibles – Furniture – Carnival Themed Misc. Items

Live Only Auction

Dave and Lois lived full lives and acquired many things along the way. They had a good eye for quality and loved the hunt. Dave was an auctioneer for over 50 years and always loved the history behind every item. There is so much history in what we have to offer to you at public auction that I don’t know where to start. Make plans to attend and bring a friend!

Highlights: 1927 Ford Model T- frame off restoration, runs and drives-Cushman 780 Truckster/Haulster (needs breaks), Browning A bolt III 308-win, Remington Model 8 30-30, Benjamin Mod G, 2 old muzzle loaders (wall hangers), WW1 US cavalry saddle, bag and scabbard, Perry Centennial Peace treaty banner, large “Wild West” carnival canvas side show banner.

Furniture: the furniture is all excellent and aged very well…If you like antique furniture you won’t want to miss. Curved glass China buffet, wicker desk, GS Stewart Norwalk OH barrister book case, cherry drop leaf table, cylinder roll secretary hutch, Empire chest (believed to be Warren Harding’s), marble insert Victorian dresser, ¼ sawn sycamore secretary hutch, Taylor hard rock maple bedroom set, marble top tables, roll top desks, antique ice box, wood file cabinet, gun cabinet, clawfoot curved glass mirror stand, deacons bench, child’s China cabinets, corner hutch, cane bottom chairs, ¾ bed, old diner counter stools.

Also, from the family- marble top buffet (traced to the Gwyn family Shreve) Oak round top China cupboard, oak roll top desk, oak 5 leg table, Renaissance needle point chair, full Jenny Lind bed and misc. bedroom furniture, cane bottom highchair and foremen’s bed, large copper kettle

Collectibles and Miscellaneous: Sport King bamboo fishing rod w wood reel, Coxon (Wooster) and Irish Belleek China misc. pieces, Singer featherlite sewing machines, Singer hand crank machine, Opium wights (scale weights), Old Montana Territory Warrant, glass minnow trap, African Spear (Maasai tribe), Roseville pottery (Zephyr Lilley), old walking canes, cast iron target, Stained glass from Isaly’s Wooster ice cream ball player sign, Jeweled and stained glass light fixtures, horse tricycle, flexy racer sled, Arthur Thomas scale set, butter churn, Winchester poster, cultivator and other Winchester misc., Colt pistol photos, Evinrude boat motor, duck decoys 2 marked “Crockett”, Myers Ashland library ladder, numerous rugs some old some not, Butter Crisp peanut roasters, a number of reference books and general household misc. and tools.

Carnival items from Dave, Lois and Family: carnival mirror, old oak ferris wheel seats, toy Ferris wheel, porcelain cotton candy base, carnival weighted milk cans, carnival ticket booth, Rochester root beer barrel, Amusement advertising, carnival knick knacks and collectibles, beacon “bingo” blankets, bingo lamps, tin carnival toys, popcorn maker.

Additional Item: The Historical Society is adding a replica 1903 Olds and Ford Model A w/ rumble seat.

I can assure you many more treasures will be uncovered so you may need to come see for yourself! Pictures will be available week before the sale on www.res.bid, www.gotoauction.com and www.auctionzip.com.

Terms: Cash Check Credit Card, 5% buyer’s premium waved for cash or check. Auction is live only, but if you can’t make it and want to leave a bid we can handle absentee bids.

Preview: Items will be available for preview Monday, November 16th & Tuesday, November 17th, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM at the RES facility.

 

Seth Andrews, Auctioneer – Steve Andrews, Assisting Auctioneer