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Updated auction list (again)

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Updated auction list (again)

TDaniel

>You'll have to scroll down the page to find each of these but here is what is pledged so far:

Hollowform by Wally Dickerman

Bowl by Terry Daniel

Turning blanks with shipping ($20 max shipping) by Mike Schwing

Turning blanks with shipping ($20 max) by Chuck Ludwigsen and Ryan McMullen

Pens by Scott Greaves

30 KOA wine bottle stopper blanks by Doug Leite ( inc. shipping

Several cash donations have also been pledged.

Let's start bidding! Ellis, order the service.

TD

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turning blank set #1 (PIC)

Mike Schwing from Maryland

>7 pieces (I upped the count by 1)

2 red delicious apple

2 white ash - one natural edge

1 black cherry

2 ambrosia/wormy maple

Sizes are up to 13" wide and up to 7" tall. Minimum thickness is the black cherry piece in front at 3". I will substitute some of the blanks to suit your lathe. Have many smaller and larger sizes.

All are center marked and anchorsealed. All are wet. Winner to pay funds directly to Ellis. I will pay first $20 of shipping costs, UPS GROUND ONLY, from zip 21030. Cannot ship till April 15th earliest.

Start bidding at $20 please. Remember this is for WC!


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#3

Don't Forget The Full Color Business Cards!

Ron Sardo

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Re: $85, he didn't forget

DaveZ

>I think TD was just assuming them to be his already, lol

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#5

Dang, this is getting expensive $90

TDaniel

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#6

I've bumped it again to $100 TD

Molly Winton

>There is bidding at two threads for this item. That could be a problem, but I'm still keeping my eye on you Terry!

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#7

I gotta go dig up a can and count.

TDaniel

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Re: I'll bid $50

Larry Guthrie

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👍 This page answered my questions

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