Primitive Antique Early 1900s Wall Mount Match Holder Bachman Bros Cazenovia IL

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PLEASE CLICK ON THE ITEM DESCRIPTION (READ MORE) AND SCROLL DOWN FOR FULL DETAIL AS WELL AS ALL THE WAY TO THE BOTTOM OF MY DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PHOTOS! Primitive Antique Early 1900s Wall Mount Match Holder Bachman Bros Cazenovia IL Primitive Antique Early 1900s Wall Mount Match Holder Bachman Bros Cazenovia IL Click images to enlarge Description I’m still listing items from Ohio, and, I took a vacation to beautiful Colorado where I was able to pick up some items for you. Lots of cool stuff! Please know that I charge shipping only, that I can only ship USPS, and that I always keep shipping in mind when pricing my items. AND…I might as well say it from the get-go. ALL of my items this week are DIRTY, DUSTY, COBWEBBY AND DEBRISY, all barn or attic lived for a long time, and ALL will need a good cleaning. I do not clean or mess with as found patina in any way. Also please note that I’ve made some changes to my payment and combined shipment policies, which you can see highlighted in my detail below. With recent increases in USPS mail charges, it might not always be less expensive to combine, especially if a box is over 12.” Here is a sweet, early 1900s promo advertising giveaway wall mount match holder for you. It's made from wood, with a half match holding barrel at the bottom and a hanging hole with a striker beneath it at the top. In the center is a 1909 Hare print titled "Hello People," which shows the image of a pretty lady, with yellow roses in front of her and one in her hair, and she has the receiver of a candlestick telephone up to her ear. Over the lady is the company information as it reads, "Compliments of Bachman Bros., Cazenovia, ILL." The piece is in excellent solid and sturdy and usable structural condition - totally strong and ready to hang. I'm calling it primitive as it does show some wear from age and use. To start with, you can see a small 1/4" sized chip over the hanging hole - that's a chip to the top surface of the wood only, so it does not compromise the structure(or veneer on the front, which I think it more likely is). The wood is in nice condition and the stain is nice, without large areas of finish loss. There are some scratches and scrapes to the wood and a handful of small shallow nibbles on the edges. The sandpaper like striker has its top left corner missing/chipped off, and when I run my hands around the outside perimeter of the piece of clear glass that covers the lady print, I can feel some nibbles that are really hard to see without magnification - some more like rubs, even smaller than nibbles, and it's only a handful. In photo 19, I'm pointing to a very very light opaque caramel darkening on either long side of the print - it's hard to notice unless you are looking at it in the right light. It looks like light water lines, but I really can't tell for sure. I think that there may have been some fading to the print, as the "Hello People" title at the bottom is faded, and you have to look closely to read. It measures 10 7/8" tall, 5 3/4" widest at the top and 1 1/2" deepest back to front of match half barrel. That half barrel measures 2 1/8" wide, 2" tall and about 2" deep on the inside, as well as 3/4" of space from the front of the plaque to the inside front of the half barrel. It weighs 1/2 lb. Love it and use it - it'll be a nice one for your collection, too! Customer Satisfaction is extremely important to me. If you receive an item and are not satisfied in any way, please contact me before leaving feedback. If you are using a phone or tablet to look at listings, you may not be seeing full descriptions – please make sure you are – I list sizes, condition and many photos on all of my items – so if you are not seeing that, you’re not seeing all I have about the listing. Please ask if you have any questions, or feel free to inform me if you have any information about one of my listings. As with any of my items, if you ever need extra photos, let me know. My white stool, my rug and anything else that you see other than the item discussed are not included in the auction! PAYMENT IS DUE IMMEDIATELY(SAME DAY) AFTER THE CLOSE OF AN AUCTION. I’m happy to combine shipments for you, when possible - depending upon size and weight, it might not always be possible, though . I have found recently, with USPS latest rate hikes, that it now is often cheaper NOT to combine, if by doing so the box goes above 12." Please know before bidding, or check with me if you have questions. If you win an item and plan to bid on another, please email me to let me know that you are looking at other items, hold to pay for the first item and request a combined shipping invoice once you’ve won the other item/s . If you pay for an item, I have to ship it , I cannot hold for items that close another day, if you pay for the first item. Unless you ask me for an invoice earlier, I will invoice on Sunday for multiple items purchased the week prior, or after 5 days have passed since the item that you won has closed. 5 (FIVE) days from the closing of the FIRST bought item will be the longest I can wait time wise to combine, and I ask for immediate payment after invoice for combined orders . I NOW HAVE EBAY'S UNPAID ITEM ASSISTANT SET TO AUTOMATICALLY FILE A CLAIM FOR PAYMENT 8 DAYS AFTER THE CLOSE OF AN AUCTION, WHEN NO PAYMENT HAS BEEN MADE - PLEASE KNOW. Please know that some items cannot be combined, though, do to size, weight, or safety of the items. Many items that are set to ship in USPS FLAT RATE boxes; I cannot combine due to size restrictions. Please look at the shipping alternatives in the listings. I only mail USPS and pack in the best manner that we feel safe – I cannot change shipment methods after the close of an auction (i.e. rolling an old map to save money when I have it set to ship flat), especially if I feel the requested method is not safe. Again, I only ship USPS and charge actual cost to ship only. I ship within one business day of receipt of your payment, unless there’s a holiday that closes the post office, or I will notify you otherwise. As I shop for treasures on the weekends, I most often do not ship on Saturday. Most items closing and paid for on Friday will be shipped on Monday. Many of my items come from local rural estate sales and auctions. They are coming right from the barn or attic to you - dust, dirt, cobwebs and all! I do not clean and polish before I sell – they are in the condition found, as you see in my photos, and I leave the patina exactly as it was when I bought the item . I do my best to photo and describe all thoroughly. With postage rates increasing regularly, I am shipping more and more items Parcel Select. Parcel Select travels by land or rail and the packages do not leave the regional post office until they fill up a bin going in the same direction (so the estimated delivery is truly only an estimate – not exact). The post office estimates 5-7 days, but it can go up higher, sometimes even 3-4 weeks in peak mailing times like the holidays. I always provide a tracking number, so you can see where your item is on any day. Sales tax will be added for states as required. …and thanks so much for looking, I appreciate having you as a customer! Pictures sell! Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. 300+ Listing Templates! Auctiva gets you noticed! The complete eBay Selling Solution. Track Page Views With Auctiva's Counter