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These are some of the telephone Items I bought today at the
Wilhelmi auction and I don't need them. If you see some thing you like feel free
to make a offer. Email me at R@oldtelephone.com
I will be listing many more items here before they go on to auction or Abilene
for sale.
Please keep in mind we take NO CHECKS! But are always looking to trade for WE candlesticks or parts. But we do take Paypal! Or you may pay with a postal money order. Only if made out to R. Wiltfong.
If you would please email with your request and send your address so I can get your name on your Item! Please respond as to which method you would like to pay with and so I will know How long I have to get the item ready to ship. Because of the limited number of parts and phones available for sale, Please email as soon as you decide you want a item. I will hold for the first emailed for 24 hours from 1st email
I will mark items sold as guys email me for them but I will not pull the item till I receive the money!
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AE red $35.00 WE Green $30.00
TT WE yellow $35.00 each
WE & SC white Princess SOLD Shoe $15 Blue case $20 (Some discoloration) Cat base $18.00 Cat tail $8.00
Let me know what you need!
Kellogg $8.00
SC $12.00
Non dial ITT 554 $15.00
Kellogg Ringer box on Ebay Here!
Tel-a-cady $7.00
See something let me know! Ringers SOLD
WE princess phones $20.00 each let me know if you can use several! One left! Others SOLD
WE 554 A/B I think! $45.00
WE red 554 $35.00 SOLD
Sold
I may have another for sale but it will have the dial! For $250.00
Early AE 50 I believe it is a AE 35 No vents in the sides for the ringer. Chip in the handset as pictured. Cord a little fraid But no cracks or chips that I can see. $170
$2.00
153B Amplifier On Ebay Here! SOLD
Blue trimline $20.00
Lighting protector box full On Ebay Here!
$4.00 for each sign
G-1 Cover On Ebay Here! I have one left for $8.00
Sold
Black 354 no cracks with pencil holder and some paint specs.
$55
WE Red Dial Trimline $12.00
Orange WE TT Wall Some damage! $10.00
I did NOT GET ALL THE items pictured below! These are photos of the auction before it started. Some of the items I bought! Please do not email that you want the items in the pictures below!
Telephone items at the Wilhelmi Auction on 3-25-01 These were the rare and most unusual items. I did NOT GET ALL THE items pictured above! These are photos of the auction before it started. Some of the items I bought! Please do not email that you want the items the items in the pictures Above!
This was my take! Regina says MMM! Junk!
For some one that is just starting out polishing the best is a Baldor 1/2 horse buffer in 1725 rpm. They use 6" wheels that can be bought at the hardware store! if you decide you no longer want it just put a ad in the local paper saying that you want to sell it and see how many calls you get! (it is like putting a potbelly in the news letter for $100) If you want one with a little more horse power it is best to move up the a mandrel with a pulley and belt system. It is best to have the mandrel made with 1" shafts because this is the industries standard and wheels are cheaper. If you have a polish shop near by, you can see if they have any throw away buffs. You can still get allot of use from them. By the way check with the shop, you may find that if they know you will be bring them a lot of business, they will give you a good price on polishing. We use three 10 horse Liemondue's that have a variable speed control and use them on about 90 rpm on the plastic (with a 24" buff) and at 150 on bakelite. One thing new polishers should keep in mind that the compound and the material that you remove is in the air where you polish. Some polish contains silicone while some bakelite contain asbestos as a filler. Both will cause bad cancer only if breathed in small amounts and ground very fine (like floating in the air) Do wear a Tyvek suite and wear a approved dust mask. If you will notice there are very few old bakelite polishers left in this world! And guys that retire from the polishing business do not last long either. If you need any more help just send a email. Now back to taking pictures to add to the auction page!
