Ertl tractors, a Hough payloader & a counter of racing rigs...
Visit Shop 107, where die-cast farm toys fill the long glass counter along the aisle. Ertl leads the run. A John Deere Dubuque Works Historical Tractors set and a John Deere industrial grader both come in 1/64 scale. A New Holland TB435 from the 2019 Winter Farm Show sits boxed beside them, next to a New Ray Volvo excavator. Loose green John Deere tractors work the lower shelf. The oldest vehicle is a 1940s Nylint Hough payloader in pressed steel, its orange paint worn to bare metal. Larger pressed-steel pieces line the cabinet tops: a yellow dump truck, a rusted stake-bed pickup, a blue farm tractor.
Motorsports sits one shelf under the die-cast farm toys. A Team Caliber 1989 Davey Allison in 1:24 keeps its certificate. A Mac Tools John Force Castrol GTX Ford Mustang funny car lies in an open box, body and chassis packed separately. Nearby sit a Ron Hornaday NAPA race truck and a Winner's Circle Jeff Gordon victory set. A Racing Champions Featherlite drop-bed trailer carries a Peterbilt 379 tractor. Two chrome tanker rigs in red and white share the shelf with an Exxon World Sports Car Championship hauler. Carded M2 Machines pickups and a radio-control CAT dozer round out the row.
Past the die-cast farm toys, an antique cabinet holds canning glass. Ball Eclipse wide-mouth jars with wire bails stand beside an Atlas Mason jar with a zinc lid. A large pink embossed mason jar and two mini Ball jars fitted as pepper shakers sit alongside. Silverplate and pewter teapots, tankards and creamers fill the shelf below. Oak bookcases along the pegboard wall carry Sentinel, General Electric and Truetone tube radios and a Westinghouse clock radio. Two brass blow torches and a Barber Shop litho tin bank share those shelves. A curved-glass cabinet holds American Brilliant Period cut crystal and dark blue jasperware biscuit jars with white classical relief. Beside them is a Haviland Limoges Claude Monet at Giverny tea service in yellow and blue. Scale runs from 1/64 tractors up to sandbox pressed steel, and the dates reach from the 1940s into 1990s racing collectibles. Vehicle hunters can also work the Texaco and Exxon tanker rigs at Shop 14 and the tin toys, dolls and Lionel trains at Shop 514.
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Your Next Pressed-Steel Treasure is Waiting
Farm rigs, racing haulers and a wall of canning glass, all in one stretch of counter. 
A beer sign, a fishing vest and a picnic set with the flatware still strapped in place. 
Cow creamer, lighthouse sculpture, copper charger and a little rigged sailboat sharing four shelves. 
Rotary phone, Micronta meter and a cast iron waffle iron, with Mystery Minis on the shelf above. 
Wire-bail Ball Eclipse jars, an Atlas Mason with its zinc lid, and a pink embossed jar you rarely see paired with pewter. 
Tinkertoy canisters, a K'NEX coaster and a green glass carboy parked next to a little oak ice box. 
The picnic case is the find here: red handles, cream clips and every piece still in its slot. 
Four tabletop radios in bakelite and cream plastic, a Kodak timer and a Platte Valley whiskey jug. 
Leinenkugel's in maroon and gold, a license-plate sign and a fishing vest with every pocket intact. 
Exxon haulers, a Coca-Cola truck and a hand-painted frog keeping watch over the counter. 
Brass blow torches on the top shelf, a Barber Shop tin bank and a Coca-Cola polar bear cookie jar below. 
Ertl tractors and a John Deere grader in 1/64, plus John Force's Castrol Mustang still boxed with its parts bagged. 
Monster trucks up top, tanker rigs below, and a 1940s Nylint payloader with the paint worn down to bare steel. 
Cut crystal and jasperware sharing shelves with a Limoges Giverny tea service and a pair of Jordans. 
A metal bonsai rooted in a slab of polished petrified wood, with bail-top jars behind it.