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09/30/21 07:06:04 Lynch's Warehouse Liquidation and Moving Auction Auction Opens: Sat, Jan 23 12:00am PT Auction Closes: Wed, Jan 27 10:00am PT Lot Title Lot Title 5600 2 Buck USA Knives 5631 2 Gerber Bear G Signature Knives 5601 4 Victorinox Classic Swiss Army Knives 5632 4 Victorinox Classic Knives 5602 Lot Of Knives 5633 Kershaw Knives 5603 CRKT Pazoba Knife 5634 Santa Fe Stonework Maui Knife 5604 Victorinox Swiss Offices Huntsman Jelly Knife 5635 Gerber Air Ranger Knife 5605 Imperial USA Vintage Boy Scout Knife 5636 Cutco USA Model 1886 Knife 5606 4 Victorinox Classic Swiss Army Knives 5637 Spyderco Lady Bug Knife 5607 4 Victorinox Classic Swiss Army Knives 5638 Wenger Eddie Brown Swiss Army Knife 5608 2 Rare Victorinox Rostfrei WW2 Knives 5639 Victorinox Victoria Swiss Army Knife 5609 3 Gerber Knives 5640 Victorinox Huntsman + Climber 5610 4 Victorinox Ad Knives 5641 2 Victorinox Climber Gel Knives 5611 3 Gerber Pocket Knives 5642 Gerber Knives 5612 Colonial Co Rhode Island USA Military Knife 5643 Lot of Gerber Knives 5613 4 New Victorinox Classic Swiss Army Knives 5644 Gerber Knives 5614 Gerber Mini Suspension P, Clutch, And 5645 New Victorinox Japan Limited Edition Shortcut Knives 5646 Wenger Serrated Teton Timber Camo Knife 5615 Leatherman Original Pat Pend Mirca, Mirca, 5647 Victorinox Boy Scout Knives Style CS Knives 5648 Lot Of Knives 5616 Leatherman S4, ES4, PS4 Squirt Knives 5649 Lot Of Gerber Knives 5617 Leatherman Squirt P4, PS4, Style CS Knives 5650 Lot Of Gerber Knives 5618 Schrade Uncle Henry Knives 5651 3 Victorinox Swiss Army Knives 5619 Leatherman Style, Style CS Mirca 5652 Lot Of Victorinox Swiss Army Knives 5620 3 Buck USA Knives 5653 Lot Of Pocket Knives 5621 CRT Delegate Outburst Assisted Knife 5654 Lot Of Pocket Knives 5622 REI San Fran Victorinox Knife 5655 Lot Of Leatherman Knives 5623 Imperial USA 1960s Boy Scout Knife 5656 Lot Of Knives 5624 Gerber Knives 5657 Lot Of Multitools 5625 4 Victorinox Swiss Army Classic + Mix Knives 5658 Lot of Pocket Knives 5626 Leatherman Squirt S4, ES4, P4 Knives 5659 Lot Of Misc Knives 5627 Buck Knives 5660 Lot Of Silver Metal Bali Beads 5628 Lot Of Small Pocket Knives 5661 Lot Of Misc Knives 5629 5 Gerber Dime Knives 5662 Lot Of Misc Knives 5630 Lot Of Small Pocket Knives 5663 Lot Of Misc Knives 1/7 09/30/21 07:06:04 Lot Title Lot Title 5664 Lot Of Pocket Knives 5706 Chicago Electric Heavy Duty Gas Welding 5665 Lot Of Misc Knives Accessory Kit 5666 Lot of Pocket Knives 5707 Lot Of Hardware (New) 5667 Lot Of Gerber Multi-tools 5708 Lot of Hardware (New) 5668 Lot Of Gerber Knives 5709 Lot Of Hardware (New) 5669 Lot Of Knives 5710 Spalding Bocce 5670 Lot Of Misc Knives 5711 Air Mattress And Sleeping Bag 5671 Lot Of Swiss Army Knives 5712 Mr. Heater Room Heater 5672 Lot Of Swiss Army Knives 5713 Stainless Steel Brew Kettle W/ Valve 5673 Lot Of Swiss Army Knives 5714 IExplorer Refractor Telescope 5674 Lot Of Swiss Army Knives 5715 Mountain Trails Tent 5675 Lot Of Swiss Army Knives 5716 Intex Seahawk 2 5676 Lot Of Games 5717 Hammock Stand 5677 Recruit BB Gun 5718 Portable Fire Pit 5678 Lot Of Washers (New) 5719 Koblenz Stove 5679 Lot Of Hardware (New) 5720 Koolatron Cooler/Warmer 5680 Lot Of Wood Screws (New) 5721 Hammock 5681 Lot Of Small Kitchen Appliances 5722 Inflatable Elephant 5682 Lot Of Sheet Metal Screws (New) 5723 Lot Of Hardware Organizers 5683 Lot Of Hardware (New) 5724 Lot of Party Supplies/Decorations 5684 Lot Of Self Drilling Screws (New) 5725 Lot Of Mats 5685 Lot Of Machine Screws (New) 5726 Lot of Hardware (New) 5686 Urn 5727 Gold Mining Equipment 5687 Lot Of Self Driving Screws (New) 5728 LG IPS LED Monitor 5688 Lot Of Washers (New) 5729 Long Trail Back Pack 5689 Sword 5730 Sharps Carousel Microwave 5690 Lot Of Commercial Supplies 5731 Bounty Hunter Time Ranger Metal Detector 5691 Lot Of Hardware (New) 5732 Lot of Glassware 5692 Malibu 300 Watt Power Pack 5733 Camping Equipment 5693 Lot Of Hardware (New) 5734 Lot of Furniture Dollies 5694 Ivation EZ Bed 5735 Jug 5695 Lot Of Packaging/Shipping Supplies 5736 Teton Sport Sleeping Bag 5696 Lot Of Sunshades 5737 Cup Pong Table 5697 Coleman Canopy 5738 Cup Pong Table 5698 Lot Of Cross Bar Dining Table Base 5739 Neewer Photo Studio 5699 Lot Of Packaging Envelopes 5740 Prospector Tall Boy Tent 5700 Camp Sink 5741 Propane Camping Burner 5701 Sink 5742 Tailgate Pong Table 5702 Grow Tent and Accessories 5743 Lot Of Anchors 5703 Lot Of Glass Squares Blocks 5744 Lot of BBQ Grates 5704 Lot Of Wood Screws (New) 5745 Lot Of Power Tools 5705 Lot Of Pulleys 5746 Lot Of Anchors 5747 Lot Of Hardware (New) 2/7 09/30/21 07:06:04 Lot Title Lot Title 5748 Lot of Hardware (New) 5791 Lot Of Outdoor Decor 5749 Lot of Le Parfait Glass Jars 5792 Lot Of Camping Supplies 5750 Lot of Le Parfait Glass Jars 5793 Lot Of Misc Patio Furniture Cushions 5751 Lot Of Le Parfait Glass Jars 5794 Hourglass 5752 Lot of Gaming Headphones 5795 Lot Of Pans 5753 Lot Of Corkscrew Multi-tools 5796 Ryobi Drill Press 5754 Lot of Black and Decker Bench Grinders 5797 Lot Of Azar Displays 5755 Lot Of Corkscrew Multi-tools 5798 Desktop Model Airplane 5756 Lot of Corkscrew Multi-tools 5799 Lot Of Stadium/Bleacher Seats 5757 Lot of Pneumatic Tool and Parts 5800 Lot of Stadium/Bleacher Seats 5758 Tiger Saw 5801 Lot Of Pots 5759 Lot Of Hardware (New) 5802 Lot of Stainless Steel Pots with Lids 5760 Rode Studio Microphone 5803 Lot of Small Display Cases 5761 Lot Of Hardware (new) 5804 Lot of Hiking Backpacks 5762 Hodgman Chest Wader 5805 Lot of Camping Gear 5763 Twin Aerobed 5806 Stroller Bag 5764 Lot of Fishing Gear 5807 Pry Bars 5765 Ryobi Scroll Saw 5808 Power Fresh Steamer 5766 Lot of Metal Buckets/Pails 5809 Wooden Chest 5767 Carefree Rv Patio Cover 5810 Lot of Commercial Supplies 5768 Lot of Canopy Parts 5811 Lot of Military Bags 5769 Winch 5812 Lot of Office Supplies/Electronics 5770 Golden Bear Yosemite Tent 5813 Sentry Safe 5771 Lot of Tile 5814 Montego Low Bookshelf 5772 Lot of Pub Style Table 5815 Lot of Stage Light Frame 5773 PizzaQue Portable Outdoor Pizza Oven 5816 Caravan Canopy Sports 5774 Maxx Air High Velocity Fan 5817 Lot of Kitchenware 5775 Bakers Rack 5818 Lot of Misc Glassware and More 5776 Lot of Small Tables 5819 Lot of Material 5777 Weber BBQ 5820 Lot of Dolls 5778 Lot of Oxygen and Acetylene Tanks 5821 Lot of Small Kitchen Appliances 5779 Antique Area Rug 5822 Zenwater System 5780 Lot of Hardware (New) 5823 Lot of Gold Dredging Pans and Books 5781 Commercial/House NXR Oven/Stove 5824 Isonic Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner 5782 Lot of Stools 5825 Studio Strobe 5783 Sunjoe Pressure Washer 5826 Lot of Pull Out Shelves 5784 Chem-Res Top Science Lab Table 5827 Lot of Fans 5785 Stainless Steel Table 5828 Lot of Planters 5786 Beautiful Mother Of Pearl Room Divider 5829 Caravan Instant Canopies 5787 Pelican Premium Odyssey 100x Kayak 5830 Garden Cart With Tools 5788 Pelican Premium Odyssey 100x Kayak 5831 Lot of Chairs 5789 Gorilla Racking 5832 Lot Of Engineering Rolls Of Paper 5790 Can Liners 5833 Lot Of Instrument Stands 3/7 09/30/21 07:06:04 Lot Title Lot Title 5834 Lot Of Frank Newman Furniture 5875 Lot of Power Tools 5835 Mighty Bright Floor Light/Magnifier and Carex 5876 Lot of Plastic Bins Day Light 5877 Lot of Ryobi Tools 5836 Lot Of Vintage Hospital Items 5878 Huge Shelf 5837 Tool Cart/Chest with Misc Tools 5879 Shelf 5838 Commercial Display Rack 5880 Shelf 5839 Lot Of Vintage/Antique Harmon Mfg. Co 5881 Shelf Furniture 5882 Shelf 5840 Mother of Pearl Buffet with Hutch 5883 Shelf 5841 Vintage/Antique TV Armoire 5884 Shelf 5842 Floor Lamp 5885 Shelf 5843 Syma Drone 5886 Shelf 5844 600 Watt Studio Flash 5887 Shelf 5845 Designer Projector 5888 Lot of Lighting Fixtures 5846 Wooden Music Center 5889 Lot of U.S. Military Protective Suits 5847 Acer Desk Top Computer 5890 Grappling Hooks and Chain 5848 Lenovo Desktop Computer 5891 Lot of Heavy Equipment Tools 5849 17" Bronze Shiva Dancing 5892 Seville Guitar 5850 Lot of Moving Blankets 5893 Main Street Guitar 5851 Insulated Food Bag 5894 Lot of Camping Supplies 5852 EZ Up Canvas 5895 Hawk Brake Rotors 5853 Lot of Motorcycle Helmets 5896 Phonograph Parts 5854 Sleeping Bag Liners 5897 Browning Bow And Arrows 5855 Power Board 2 Electric Skateboard 5898 Winnowing Basket and Mortar and Pestle 5856 Lot of Farm Tools 5899 Tuning Fork Set 5857 Floor Lamp 5900 Xtreme Submersbile Pump 5858 Lot of Antique Tools 5901 Lot of Hammers 5859 Lot of Tools 5902 Happijac Swing Out Bracket 5860 Antique Grain Scale 5903 Lot of Heavy Duty C Clamps 5861 Dart Board And Darts 5904 Dell Laptop 5862 Lot of Casters 5905 Laptop And Tray 5863 Lot of Glass Baking Pans 5906 Military Ammo Pouches 5864 Antique Chinese Sewing Basket 5907 Snap-On LED Worklight 5865 DuPont Personal Protection 5908 Bosch Router 5866 Lot of Tile Center Pieces 5909 Boom Arm 5867 Craftsman Sander 5910 Photography Equipment 5868 Korkers Buck Skin Interchange Sole and Boots 5911 Photo Studio 5869 Inflatable Kayak 5912 Material and Wood Case 5870 Auto Roof Cargo Bag 5913 Pop Up Canopy 5871 Lot of Plastic Bins 5914 Lot of Plastic Long White Bags 5872 Lot of Photography Equipment 5915 Aqueon Fish Tank Cleaner 5873 Lot of Photography Equipment 5916 Kay Foaming Station 5874 Andirons 5917 First Act Electric Guitar 4/7 09/30/21 07:06:04 Lot Title Lot Title 5918 Vintage Tripod 5961 1930's Boston High School Letterman Sweater 5919 CB QSL Cards Folk Art 5962 Leather Jacket 5920 Brief Case with Office Supplies 5963 Leather Jacket 5921 Lot of Purses 5964 Wuhan and Stand 5922 Impulse Sealer w/Stand 5965 Lot of Plastic Wrap and Dispenser 5923 Indian Ceramic Tabla Drum
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    Birds and Bees: How Businesses Are Really Born Business is blooming—Oregon’s outdoor retail industry leads the world. By Naomi Inman October, 2002 It was the gloomiest March, economically, in two decades in Oregon, and in the Portland area especially. Oregon led the nation in unemployment, and was last in the nation in job creation. Portland lost Willamette Industries, its only fortune 500 company...and Delta Airlines International Service...and would soon lose Meier and Frank corporate headquarters, and finally Consolidated Freightways. Against this gloomy cloud overshadowing the usual gloomy weather, came a very successful venture capitalist, Ralph Shaw, to deliver a speech to the Commercial Association of Realtors. His March ‘02 speech was aptly subtitled, “Does anyone here know how to play this game?” The denouncement of Portland and Oregon’s economic situation had all the subtlety of a furnace blast. Shaw excoriated Portland for its past economic smugness, for its fanciful dreaming of our “quality of life” advantages, for its lack of infrastructure, its educational system, its lack of corporate headquarters and management drain, for its failure to prepare for the high-tech recession, its romantic thinking that bio-tech will save the day...for its lack of corporate clusters. And after each denouncement on Portland’s non-competitive, international economic positions, Shaw fired this refrain: “Does anyone here know how to play this game?” The game of international competition. Well, Mr. Shaw, somebody here does know how to play this game—to develop the critical mass of an economic cluster. There’s one industry where Oregon leads the world; where growth, despite March 2000 and 9/11, is going gangbusters and steadily growing by 15 to 25 percent.