Salvage Sales
We recover, clean, and refurbish usable items from our Appliance Salvage and Metal Salvage work, then offer them for sale.
What We Sell
Our inventory comes directly from our salvage jobs across Vincennes, IN and the surrounding area. Every item is pulled during Appliance Salvage, Metal Salvage, Building Demolition, Residential Demolition, or Barn Demolition work. We inspect, clean, and refurbish what can be reused. Stock changes as jobs complete, so availability varies. Ask us what we have on hand.
Condition and Refurbishment
Refurbished items are cleaned, tested where applicable, and repaired to working order. Reclaimed materials such as metal and salvaged building components are sold as recovered. We tell you the exact condition before you buy. No guesswork. If an item needs work, we say so.
Current Inventory Photos
Borden Co. Ratcheting Die Stock
Manufacturer: The Borden Co. (Warren, Ohio).
Production Era: Circa 1910s to 1930s, approximately 95 to 115 years old.
Design: A historic, fully adjustable manual ratcheting die stock featuring a self-contained multi-die head.
Capability: Cuts standard threads from 1/2 inch down to 1/8 inch ("Extra" range) without requiring separate die changes.
Condition: Heavy cast-iron build with crisp original size markings, sharp die teeth, and a complete dual-handled lever setup. Excellent working order for regional jobs or a collector piece.
Price: $75 plus tax. To purchase, contact us.
Antique Industrial Cast Iron Hand-Crank Shop Tool Base
Description: This is a massive, heavy-duty antique industrial tool mechanism dating from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century (circa 1890, 1910).
Cast entirely of solid iron and weighing approximately 200 pounds, this rugged machine features a manual hand-crank arm with a wood grip, an exposed side gear track inside the main housing, a large rear flywheel casing, a secondary belt pulley wheel, and an adjustable platform shelf. A prominent vertical threaded spindle assembly extends from the top of the main cylinder, and the front retains its original oval brass manufacturer's identification plate.
Possessing an exceptional natural weathered patina, this structurally sound piece is approximately 115 to 135 years old and is perfect for a high-end steampunk repurposing project, heavy shop display, or architectural statement pedestal.
Price: $175.00
Shipping/Delivery: Local pickup or local delivery available for a fee.
Long-distance freight shipping must be arranged and paid for by the buyer.
Antique Buzz Saw Blade & Mandrel Assembly
Description: Bring a piece of rugged American history to your next project or display. This authentic, vintage cordwood/buzz saw assembly features a heavy-duty, large-diameter circular saw blade mounted on its original steel mandrel shaft, complete with the cast-iron belt pulley.
Perfect as a striking piece of industrial yard art, a rustic landscaping focal point, or for reclamation by vintage machinery collectors. Item
Type: Vintage Farm / Sawmill Salvage
Components: Circular buzz saw blade, arbor/mandrel shaft, and drive pulley
Blade Diameter: Approx. 28" - 30"
Shaft Length: Approx. 4' - 4.5'
Condition: Authentic vintage condition with a rich, naturally weathered patina. Solid structural integrity with intact teeth.
Price: $185.00
Available for local pickup. Delivery is available for an additional fee.
Domestic shipping within the United States is available at the buyer's expense, contact us for a quote.
Antique Horse-Drawn Row-Crop Cultivator (Circa 1890s)
Description: Add a genuine piece of American agricultural history to your property or collection. This authentic, late-1800s horse-drawn riding cultivator features a beautifully weathered patina, all-steel spoked wheels, and its original structural iron frame, levers, and undercarriage tines.
The original wooden tongue is still present, showcasing over a century of character. Perfect as a high-impact landscaping accent, rustic garden centerpiece, or historical display for farmsteads and business storefronts.
Type: Horse/Mule-Drawn Agricultural Cultivator
Estimated Era: Late 1800s (Circa 1890s, 1910s)
Dimensions: Approximately 5 ft. tall (at highest point)
Condition: Antique/Salvage. Beautifully weathered with natural surface rust. Complete structural ironwork, sold as-is for decorative or collector use. Highly sought-after piece of authentic yard art.
Price: $275










