Back during the Depression, folks made do with what they had because money was hard to come by. This pair of homemade drawers was made from an empty feed sack and served the purpose very well.
Recent auction prices: two Sugarcreek calendars, $22.50; oil lamp, $22.50; Berger Beer clock, $25; wood Coke box, $5; U.S. postage stamp dispenser, $25; two flats of arrowheads, $200; copper coffee pot, $12.50; carpet stretcher, $6; wood wine barrel, $42.50; stone grinding wheel, $17.50; Civil War era tintypes, $27.50; old foot scooter, $17.50; egg basket, $15; crystal candy dish, $2; wood butter churn, $22.50; mop bucket, $5; John Deere cultivator, $17.50; P.R.R. lantern, $37.50; pitchfork, $8; wood block plane, $5; coffee grinder, $15; blue granite coffee pot, $8; crock churn, $35; hanging nail scale, $17.50; Roy Rogers book, $2; cast iron tractor seat, $25; big red painted wheelbarrow, $120; copper wash boiler with lid, $20; set of hames, $5; goat cart, $130.
Happy hunting, Brooks.
