1914 Chevy Baby Grand Auto - Stark Co. Advertising - Furniture - Antiques - Tools - Jewelry

Autos: 1914 Chevy “Baby Grand” touring automobile – 1973 22’ Scout motorhome

 

Tools & Auto Advertising: Craftsman stack toolboxes – wrenches – sockets – drivers – Jet dust collector – combo sander – engine lift – 6.5 HP upright compressor – small torch set – wheelbarrow – fiberglass and aluminum ladders – Delco cabinets – AC spark plug cleaner – early auto headlights – auto cabinet – air horns – license plates and license plate topper – 5-gal grease buckets – enameled Mercedes-Benz sign – advert. cans – wood utlivar varnish sign – gas station bell – Fairbanks Morse 2-HP hit miss engine – early American Farm Equip. Co. self-propelled cultivator with gas engine – bus stop sign – 1928-29 Motor show manuals – several early auto books and literature – 1919 The Dine-DeWees Company automotive & garage equipment catalog – Champion spark plug thermometer – parts cabinets – distributor tester – Dake Arbor press – hand tire pumps – paper rollers – 6-volt lights – tire covers – working parking meter lamp

 

Jewelry – Coins – Antiques: Several lots of antique costume jewelry – necklaces – pins – cameos – rings – (2) Dueber Hampden ladies pocket watches – Molly Stark - diadem – Bucherer watch necklace – assort. jewelry boxes – dresser sets – 30+ silver Morgan dollars – 1/2 dollars – 1/4 Mercury dimes – wheat pennies – cast banks – cast case clock – Wapak sad iron – early 1900s Middlebranch record books – early Knights of the Maccabees Supreme tent Middlebranch, OH frame - cast-iron car bookends and lamp – political pins – early Canton paper advertising – books – Lionel Pullman cars – beam bottles – early 6’ table-top display – Baby Grand piano parts – collector plates – Erector sets – Franklin Mint car coins – Miller stick lamp – quilt rack & quilts – doilies – table covers – early Franklin MFG corp. stamp – several boxes Fiesta dishes – games – records – David Winters cottages – Royal Doultons figurines – Hummels – bell collection – Coca-Cola trays – Irish Dresden figurines – Lee Middleton dolls – few character dolls – Howard Miller grandfather clock – lighted curio cabinet – 3-cushion sofa – wingback chair – drop-leaf dinette with matching hutch – early stenciled safe – roll-top desk – 4-pc. full size bedroom set – several cameras and accessories – Dep glass – milk glass – pattern glass – carnival glass – Bone china – perfume bottles – Continental dish set – pots – pans – usual household items – Indy 500 glasses – early German stein – beaded purse

SS Appliances: Jenn-Air Dual Source range with gas burner top and electric oven - Kitchen-Aid side by side refrigerator - Frigidaire dishwasher


Richard "Dick" Cocklin was an avid collector of history of the Middlebranch area. The Cocklin family had a boarding house (which is still standing today), the Cocklin Garage, and the Middlebranch General Store. He was a member of the Plain Township Historical Society and had lots of information from the early days of Plain township. Dick also belonged to the VMCCA as well as many other car clubs. He had a passion for restoring old cars to their original condition. He restored the 1904 St. Louis Motorcar for the Timken Company in 1999 and toured Europe with it. He also restored 1914 and 1915 Babygrand Chevys and a 1932 Oldsmobile. He collected old tools and had a tool for every job.

Lorraine F. Harbert, executrix of the Richard F. Cocklin Estate. Stark Co. Case #232110