Public Auction – October 26 – Wildwood

304 Oak Avenue, Wildwood

Public Auction

No admittance fee, No sales tax, No buyer’s premium, Free to the Public

Doors at 9 AM for preview and inspection of sale items.  Vehicles to be sold at 1 PM.

South Jersey Estate Liquidators proudly presents Al Brannon’s lifelong collection of exceptional antiques, memorabilia and collectibles.  Mr. Brannen and his wife, Diane, resided in the Wildwood for many years.  His passion for our community, preserving local history and love of antiques and collectibles is represented in this vast collection.

Large selection of historical signage and advertising pieces, photographs, post cards, antique toys, dolls, military, Petrolina and automotive history, 1930s child’s chalkboard easel with graphics, 1920s child’s school desk with ink well, Maxwell House advertising mirror, military related memorabilia and models, large collection of die cast vehicles IOB, 100+ Hess trucks IOB, Cabbage Patch dolls, Tootsie toys, ocean liners, nautical related items, Star Wars collectibles, Millenium Falcon Space Ship IOB, Tonka toys, GI Joe, Big Trapper scrambler, action figures (Gun Smoke, GI Joe, Barbies, Lone Ranger and Tonto), Breyer horses, cases of Hot Wheels, Matchbox, large aeronautical collection, 1940s Howdy Doody marionette, lead solders and Indians, local Wildwood signage (Ocean Crest Lodge Motel, Hildreth Apartments, Candlelight Motel, Dutch Boy Motel), oak display cases, Philadelphia memorabilia (baseball, football/Yankees, Lakers), Exceptional 1930s/40s (Emil J. Paidar Company) barber chair from Zaberer’s in Wildwood, gumball machine, “Modified Memories” by Dale Klee automotive graveyard, multiple 1961 US Coast Guard boot camp items, Hereford Inlet lighthouse pictures and postcards, Wheaties cereal boxes, Barry Manilow picture signed and addressed to local business and framed check dated June 2, 1973 with Flashback record – features “I Write the Songs”, NASCAR related signage, nice art deco 1930s floor model cased RCA Victor radio (works), sports memorabilia, large custom made two story doll house with furniture and accessories, famous doll collection, Christmas Story leg lamp, motorcycle memorabilia, Disney collectibles, 4 tier lighted display case with Shelba’s adv, Franklin Mint antique car coin collection framed, Franklin Mint Presidential Hall of Fame coin collection, Franklin Mint antique car coin collection series 1 framed, large 1950 friction cherry Bel-Aire, collection of National Geographic magazines, large collection of NASCAR and Matchbox transporters also NASCAR die cast series cars, military cot, collection of coin banks, Hess trucks NIB, hub caps (Nissan, Ford, Cadillac), Daisy Red Ryder BB rifle in box, Coca Cola metal picnic cooler, Sunoco Mercury oil can, NASCAR and Matchbox cars, full tool boxes, garden tools, hand tools, stained glass transom, Jello small wooden box, state license plates, Cutty Sark Scotch whiskey wooden box, 1981 Mercantile metal plates, orange Royal manual typewriter and case, Craftsman air compressor, car jacks and jack stands, large metal ammo boxes, 5’ Santa, Army helmet, assorted die cast promo cars, Coast Guard hat, 1934 Ford radio, military field radio, Groff’s public lighted sign, beer tap pull handles, vintage trumpet, Roller Derby men’s skates, lunchboxes (Dennis the Menace, Dick Tracy, Little Rascals, 6 Million Dollar Man) and much more.

SIGNS

Mercantile 1986, Pepsi, Coca Cola, Wimpy Burgers, Rolling Rock, Mr. Goodbar, Rolling Rock metal sign/thermometer, Guiness bottle metal, Wings of Texaco, No Parking, Ambulance Parking, Maxwell House, Marvis Diner, Schlitz, Rock and Roll clock sign, Budweiser overhead light, Corona light, Camel lights, The Terris metal sign and more

Come experience the Doo Wop culture with a trip down memory lane, showcasing the Wildwoods over the past 100 years.

Methods of Payment: cash, check, credit card, debit card, Venmo. (4% fee for credit and debit cards)