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The Great Highland Park Yard Sale 2015 Page 1 of 12 The Great Highland Park Yard Sale 2015 Page 2 of 12 The Great Highland Park Yard Sale 2015 Listing Items for Sale Avondale Place Furniture; yoga supplies; books; household items; architectural items (columns; doors) Beatty Moving sale! furniture (dressers, chairs, book shelves); kitchen items (pots and pans); dog crate Beatty Street Local handmade pottery; Lladro; natural handmade soaps; clothing racks; home décor; kitchenware's; crock pot; clothing; shoes; pet supplies; books; furniture; and more! Beverly Place Lots and lots of books; vintage clothes; purses and accessories; weight bench & weights; picture frames; board games; Brinkman Smoke N' Grill food smoker; audio speakers (2) DCM 15"x8.5"x9" (4) Cerwin-Vega 27"x13"x11"; men's Raleigh hybrid bike 19" aluminum frame; helmet; trunk bike rack; camping equipment; free scrap wood Browning Road Oak hoosier; linens; outdoor ping pong table w/paddles; antique enamel table; art deco enamel table w/ chairs; lg outdoor carriage lantern; kitchen hutch; designer hand bags & clothing; cookbooks; used breakers & electrical misc; white painted dresser; xmas decorations & lighted tree; downsiZing; way to much to mention. Browning Road Lawnmower; recliner in mint condition; tables; housewares; artwork; posters Browning Road Two adult bikes; lead glass door; storm door; patio chairs; household items and kitchen silverware Browning Road Misc household items; vases; pans; etc. Browning Road Barstools (2); wooden dining chairs (2); heavy duty plastic shelves; workbench; lamps; framed prints; decorative items; household items and more Browning Road Children's toys; housewares; furniture Browning Road We are moving! Lots of collectibles; housewares; furniture; decorative & seasonal items; women's clothing & accessories. Items for sale will be shown inside the home on the first floor Bryant Court Oreck vacuum; antique oven; AC unit; contemporary women's clothing (sm-med); assorted women's costume jewelry; men's clothing; stylish bedding set; like-new sofa pillows; misc. household items; baby/kid's toys and supplies Bryant Court Items for sale include furniture; bedding; dishes; housewares; items for babies; kids toys; coats for kids and other clothing; games; and much more! Bryant Street End tables; lamps; hallway chest; dining room buffet; paintings; card table with 4 chairs; low prices Bryant Street Small kitchen appliances and wares; tools; housewares; movies, designer shoes; clothing and handbags; craft items and fabric Bryant Street Children's clothes; adult clothes; electronics; books; housewares Bryant Street Air conditioners; double & single strollers; high chair; kid's toys & clothing; hot dogs & lemonade Bryant Street Flea Mkt Repurposed jewelry & art; vintage jewelry; vintage clothes with accessories; objects d'art Bryant Street Flea Mkt Hand made items; wreaths; home decor; jewelry; pirates; pink ribbon items; gift baskets all hand crafted. Page 3 of 12 The Great Highland Park Yard Sale 2015 Listing Items for Sale Bryant Street Flea Mkt Power Wheel (battery needed); clothing (men's; women's; & children's); shoes; household items; books; toys, including train set; furniture Bryant Street Flea Mkt Vintage and vintage inspired clothing; CD's; books; housewares; décor Bryant Street Flea Mkt Men's clothing; men's tennis shoes; men's shoes; men's caps; videos; wreaths; pillows; greeting cards; purses; jewelry Bryant Street Flea Mkt A little bit of everything… Bryant Street Flea Mkt Posters; wall hangings; shirts; furniture; bike parts Bryant Street Flea Mkt Antique furniture; household items; glassware; baby clothing; baby items; vintage clothing; Christmas seasonal ornaments; crafts; jewelry; plants Bryant Street Flea Mkt Hand painted furniture; handmade jewelry and hand-decorated clothing Bryant Street Flea Mkt Band t-shirts; edgy clothes; knickknacks; movies; novelty items; books; shoes; posters; horror movie items Bryant Street Flea Mkt Brand new: hats; tee shirts XL-4X; business card holders; frames; loofah back scrubbers & sponges; baskets by Vonnie's Earbobs; stuffed animals; books; chalk; new GWT complete 3 gallon aquarium Bryant Street Flea Mkt Children & adult clothing; T-shirts; jewelry; candles; random household things Bryant Street Flea Mkt Some antiques papasan chair and stool; Play Station 2 with games and Rock Band; DVD player; DVD's; books; picnic basket; small stereo; CD player; new and lightly used women's and men's clothes; small aquarium; wall clock; some home décor; misc. items Bryant Street Flea Mkt Antiques and home goods Bryant Street Flea Mkt Early 1940's radio; vintage Woolwich hunting outfit; antique apple sauce maker; mason jars; glassware; antique Pyrex; antique china bowl; men's Columbia jacket and camo pants; woman's Northface jacket; vintage croquet set; Anchor Hocking pastel tea set; Toledo deli scale; antique tools; and a cast iron meat grinder Bryant Street Flea Mkt Shaved ice; chips; bottled water Bryant Street Flea Mkt Pictures; frames; pillows; tall chairs; knitted blankets; small metal and wood items; mirrors; pin-up boards; leather coats & pants; shoes and boots Bryant Street Flea Mkt Sewing machine; china set: complete w/ blue pattern; blue dresser; large chair; color printer; books; kitchenware; clothing; knickknacks Bryant Street Flea Mkt Clothes; towels; sheets; small appliances Bryant Street Flea Mkt Mid-century modern housewares; 50's steel tanker desks; vintage bike; lamps; glassware; industrial garment rack Bryant Street Flea Mkt Clothes; fashion and winter scarves; purses; books; unique knick-knacks; decorative items; kitchen utensils and cookware; art & crafts material Bryant Street Flea Mkt Men's & women's designer apparel and outerwear; costume jewelry; PS3 videogames and books Page 4 of 12 The Great Highland Park Yard Sale 2015 Listing Items for Sale Bryant Street Flea Mkt 28" x 17" acupuncture mats; various household; books Bryant Street Flea Mkt vintage clothing; books; toys, in good condition, clean; CDs; records; DVDs; rollerblades; iPhone 5; yoga mat; Nerf gun; miscellaneous Bryant Street Flea Mkt Art: Etchings (J. Hendricks), Chinese watercolors, prints (M. Hamilton, Botanical), photols; jewelry: unique sterling earrings, amber, pins (retired LiZtech, etc.), bracelets (Napier, etc.) and costume; collectibles: portable chess set, small wheelbarrow, pocket mirrors, and fun stuff). All priced to sell. Callery Street Dining room table and chairs; changing table and crib; lots of toys and books Callery Street Misc household items; tools; clothing; handbags Callowhill Street Coffee tables; chairs; doors; household utensils; large ceramic pots; etc.; Craftsman radial arm saw and joiner Callowhill Street Kids shoes; toys; PlayHut tents; bed rail; easel and many more + general household items Callowhill Street Piano; housewares; furniture; toys; record albums; books; marble sinks & slabs of marble Callowhill Street Multiple sellers at this location! vintage and new housewares; furniture; art; clothing; etc. Callowhill Street Scuba & snorkeling equipment (new/used); 26-piece wood cabinet modular storage system (office/home); men's shirts XL, pants (36"/38" waist); baked goods Cordova Road Infant and children's clothes; toys; kitchen items; workable appliances; strollers; Pack'N Plays Cordova Road Full siZe couch; futon bunk bed; computer desk; other small items De Victor Place Karaoke machine; foosball table; toys; board games; puZZles; sports equipment; Penguins merchandise; electronics; computer chair; old watches; fashion jewelry; wicker baskets; kitchen items and more! Elgin Street Specialty-milled northern white pine floor planks: tongue & groove 4½"x18' (7), x15' (2), x10'-14' (many;. Also some 3½" pine tongue & groove floor planks; household goods; tools; lines; andirons; appliances; Maytag dishwasher Elgin Street Infant; toddler and little girl's clothing; toys; misc. house items Elgin Street Kids clothes (3T-7T); toys/books; Bruder trucks; toddler bed and mattress; child painted 8-drawer dresser; baby gate; Ikea small sofa and chair; authentic Mexican pottery; microwave oven; humidifier; cat carrier; RV cord. Elgin Street 60's toys; train; Treasure Hunt Hot Wheels; Star Trek: Spawn; tools; paperback classics and others; harness items; estate sale stuff; free deep dive fins; hockey gloves; tools; housewares; hardware; croquet set; and many interesting items from years' past Elgin Street Oak writing desk for 95 dollars, and items pulled out of the attic, kitchen, and a 10 year old's room Elgin Street Christmas tree; books; variety of other items Elgin Street Furniture; cabinets; tablet (Samsung 10); kitchen items Euclid Avenue Kid's clothing (newborn to age 5 girls); toys; maternity clothes; lady's and men's clothing; housewares; DVDs; all the things! Euclid Avenue Modern home furnishings and eclectic home goods. Page 5 of 12 The Great Highland Park Yard Sale 2015 Listing Items for Sale Euclid Avenue Household items; kitchen; living room; quilts; books; humidifier; end table; old sofa bed Euclid Avenue 40R Brooks Brothers suits; Lil Tyke gym set; Step2 pool & slide & sandbox; patio chairs; wagons; kitchenware; Formica table & chairs; garden pots; vintage clothes & Levis; Xmas trees & stuff; jewelry; cookbooks; tools; toys; farm sink; lamps Euclid Avenue No baby stuff; home goods; furniture; DVDs; women's clothing. All items will be reasonably priced! Euclid Avenue Household items; collectibles; vintage Christmas; pictures Euclid Avenue Luggage and gear for your next trip; craft
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