Happy New Year ! Happy Valentine’s Day ! We’re really looking forward to a great year, hoping y’all are, too.

This week’s sale is totally NOT what we expected, it kept growing, and growing. After pictures were taken, the family added more, so you’ll just have to take my word for it. There’s a lot of stuff here !

Please park courteously, don’t block driveways, or the roadway.

The sale will be at 5492 County Road 469, Friday and Saturday, February 25-26, 9:00a.m.-2:00p.m., both days. The sign-up sheet will go out around 8:00, Friday morning, and we’ll begin calling the first names on the list, around 8:45. The property gate will be locked to customers until then. 

The mailing address calls this address Brazoria, also Churchill, but 469 is closer to the mouth of the San Bernard River, off FM 2918. Also, the county sign that shows the road, has been taken, so you’ll have to follow your GPS, and watch for our signs !  

PLEASE BE AWARE !!!! Checkout will be UPSTAIRS.  This residence is NOT for folks who can’t navigate stairs. If you choose items from the downstairs area,(and, trust me, there’s a LOT downstairs ! Guns, knives, boxes of reels, reel parts, a bazillion lures, decoys, sheesh), we will write you a ticket, and you can pay upstairs. Then, show us your paid receipt, and you may pick up your purchases. 

 Also…. If you’re caught, trying to open any of the lure boxes,(they’re sealed shut), you’ll be told to leave the sale immediately. I don’t care who you are. 

Leave your cranky pants in your car, please. Be kind to your fellow shoppers.

Estate Liquidators DOES NOT provide carriers, haulers, nor pack mules. Please make arrangements to have your items moved. 

THERE WILL BE NO CHILDREN ALLOWED IN THE SALE AREAS.

NO large purses, back packs, etc., allowed in the sale areas.

We accept cash or credit cards. We DO charge sales tax, we’re a business, not your Granny’s garage sale.

Items in the sale include:

Large selection of fishing rods, reels,(including Penn, Shimano, Shakespeare, Bronson, Bellemere, Ambassadeur, Aiwa, Zebco, Pflueger, Higgins, 4 brothers), antique wooden tackle box, huge collection of vintage lures, extensive knife collection, diuck and goose decoys, boxes of reel repair parts, rod building parts, selection of guns, ammo, vintage "West Brazos Valley”shrimp boxes, antique “Motor”magazines, Coleman lanterns, lantern parts, art studio, tool room, art supplies, frames, mats, vintage Case knife store display, new bench vise, holsters, spurs, tall patio table, concrete bench, antique cast iron kettle, picnic table, large vintage crocks, planters, shelving units, gorgeous mahogany console/ice chest-fits a 1960’s era Boston Whaler, small outboard motor, trolling motor, dock box, ladders, vintage Reiter & Harter All Star Dairies aluminum “cooler”, antique cracker box, freezer,  tilting drafting style table, glass grinding machines, sheets/pieces of beautiful stained glass, many, many art/antiques identifying/watercolor/glass designing/gun/cook books, nice antique furniture pieces, upstairs and down, Stickley style desk, oversized chair and ottoman, white enamelware, Fenton, Desert Rose dinnerware, Haviland/Limoges Schleiger “Pink Roses” china, vaseline glass, Jadeite swirl mixing bowl, milk glass, Fostoria American, Boyd glass train, small glass grinders, baskets, cranberry crystal stemware, collection of vintage glass candy containers,(one even still has its candy, euuuuwww, kitchenware, cookware, Calphalon, EAPG vase, German “fat lava” vase, McComb pottery, great decorative and collectible items, stunning original watercolors, vintage wardrobes, 50's Freeport Redskins yearbooks, glass/iron coffee table, older china cabinet,(great project piece, for a one of a kind coffee bar, y’all !), orphan chairs, dining table w/6 chairs, 3 leaves, antique marble top dresser, wash stand, corner computer desk, Matchbox cars, gun reloads, Howard Miller wall clock, Pyrex, Corning, Nippon pieces, large Pacconi snowman, gun cabinet, bed/bath/table linens, tall patio/deck chairs, porch swing, accent tables, iron patio chairs, iron shelves and baskets, lamps, “ghost towns of Texas map, 1919 wooden Ouija board,(no planchette), painted and onyx eggs, XL men’s clothing, shoes, and a LOT more !!!  It’s packed.

Our upcoming sales are in the Lake Jackson area. Hope to see everyone there !!!