3 Pcs Pyrex Early American Nesting Bowl Set
This is a vintage Pyrex nesting bowl set in the "Early American" or "Colonial Heritage" pattern, featuring brown/sepia-toned Colonial American motifs including eagles, roosters, corn stalks, lanterns, and other period symbols. The set consists of three cinched mixing bowls with the characteristic brown exterior and white interior finish typical of 1970s Pyrex opal glass production. The bowls feature the classic teardrop or cinched waist shape with pouring spouts.
Native American Kachina Dolls - Pair
These are two handcrafted Native American Kachina dolls, likely Hopi or Pueblo in origin. The figures are carved from wood and painted with traditional pigments in vibrant colors including white, turquoise, red, yellow, and black. Both dolls feature elaborate ceremonial dress with feathers, fabric elements, and detailed painted designs. The left figure appears to represent a warrior or hunter spirit with a distinctive mask-like face, while the right figure displays characteristic tableta (headdress) elements and traditional geometric patterns.
Century H1051AV1 JuggerNaut Condenser Fan Motor 1.5 HP 1140 RPM 230/460V 3PH
This is a Century brand JuggerNaut series three-phase electric motor designed for inverter duty applications. The motor features a black metal housing with the distinctive yellow and black JuggerNaut branding label. According to the nameplate specifications, this is a 1.5 HP motor rated for 1140/950 RPM operation at 230/460/190/380 volts with 60/50 Hz frequency capability. The motor has a 56HZ frame size, bolt-on mounting configuration, and OPAO (Open, Protected, Air Over) enclosure with ball bearings.
The unit appears to be new or unused condition, still wrapped in protective plastic packaging and housed in its original cardboard shipping box. The motor weighs 47 pounds according to the specifications label. Based on the frame size and visible proportions in the packaging, the motor measures approximately 12-14 inches in length, 6-7 inches in width, and 6-7 inches in height. The nameplate shows it was assembled in Mexico with a date code of 02524, and includes catalog number H1051AV1 and model number 056T11ORR40002A2.
Source 1 S1-02419623717 3 HP Motor P56B80A50 208-230/460V 1725 RPM 3PH 56HZ
This is a new-in-box 3 horsepower electric motor manufactured by Source 1 HVAC Service Parts, model P56B80A50. The motor features a black cylindrical steel housing with dual voltage capability (208-230/460V), operating at 1725 RPM and 60Hz frequency. Key specifications include 9.4/4.7 amp draw, open enclosure design, and rigid base mounting with a 7/8" keyed shaft and ball bearings. The unit includes auto-overload protection and is manufactured in Thailand.
The motor bears model designation P56B80A50 with serial number 18123TH and part number S1-02419623717. Source 1 is a recognized HVAC parts supplier, and this appears to be a standard replacement motor for commercial HVAC applications such as air handlers, exhaust fans, or blower assemblies.
K55HXHKK-8718 HVAC Blower Motor 208-230V 1075 RPM 2-Speed 5.7A 48Y Frame
This is a cylindrical electric blower motor designed for HVAC applications, featuring a black powder-coated steel housing with ventilation slots and copper windings visible through the openings. The motor has a protruding steel shaft and multiple colored electrical leads (red, black, green, purple) with wire nuts for connection. Based on the ruler visible in the image, the motor measures approximately 6 inches in diameter and 7-8 inches in height.
The nameplate identifies this as model K55HXHKK-8718, manufactured by an OEM supplier, rated at 0.9 HP, 208-230V, 1075/2SPD RPM with thermal protection. The wiring diagram shows connections for PUR-COM, BRN, BLK-HI, and RED-LOW terminals, indicating this is a multi-speed motor. The unit includes a 15.0 MFD 370 VAC run capacitor and is thermally protected with frame designation 48Y.
Sears Craftsman 12" Band Saw-Sander, Model 113
This is a vintage Sears Craftsman 12-inch band saw with integrated sanding capability, mounted on a metal stand. The tool features a dark gray/black painted steel construction with the characteristic boxy design typical of mid-20th century Craftsman stationary tools. The unit includes two large spoked drive wheels visible through an access panel, a tilting work table, and upper/lower blade guides. The comprehensive instruction label on the front remains largely intact and readable.
Based on the styling, construction methods, and Craftsman branding, this unit likely dates from the 1960s-1980s era when Sears contracted with established manufacturers to produce their tool line. The "113" model prefix was commonly used on Craftsman stationary tools during this period.