Howard & Marcella Baker Estate Auction

HOWARD & MARCELLA BAKER ESTATE AUCTION

Sale Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026

Sale Time: 9:30 AM

Auction Venue: Sale to be held onsite -

Physical Address: 12237 County Road 261, Hale, MO

LOCATION

Due to the passing of Howard and Marcella Baker, we will sell the following at the farm located at 12237 CR 261, Hale, MO. From Chillicothe, travel south on Hwy 65 for 16 miles to CR 120 (at Tina-Avalon School), then turn east on CR 120 for 1 mile to CR 261, turn right or south to the sale location. From Carrollton, travel 15 miles north on Hwy 65 to CR 120. Auction signs posted on sale day!

AUCTIONEERS NOTE:

Howard and Marcella Baker were well known throughout the Livingston and Carroll County areas, having served the community in the insurance business for over 48 years while also being lifelong farmers. This will be one of those good old-fashioned LARGE farm sales, featuring items accumulated over generations on the family farm. Plan to attend and spend the day with us as we offer this unique opportunity to purchase a lifetime collection from a respected local farm family. Lunch and restroom facilities will be available on-site. Not responsible for accidents, errors, or omissions. Announcements made on sale day take precedence. Thank you for your interest, and we look forward to seeing you on sale day!

TERMS & BUYER REGISTRATION

All items must be settled for in full day of auction. Buyer registration will be video recorded and Photo ID required. Cash, valid check, and credit/debit cards will be accepted. All purchases made with a credit/debit card will have a 3% merchant fee added to the total.

AUCTION DAY SCHEDULE

Antique and collectible items will begin selling at 9:30 AM. We will run two auction rings for part of the day, so be sure to bring a friend or family member. Guns and machinery will sell at approximately noon.

AUCTION MANAGERS

Josh Teter (660) 734-2111

David May (660) 973-9523

FARM EQUIPMENT & FARM RELATED

• Farmall 560 2wd tractor, narrow front, gas, 2-pt, 540 pto, 1 hyd. outlet, 5 front suit case weight, 6.50-16 front tires, 13.9-38 rear tires, shows 227 (actual hrs. unknown), SN: 383049-Y-CC

• Case International 1460 2wd combine, 30.5-32 front firestone tires, 12.4-24 rear tires, 3966 hours, SN 62320

• Delta 24' pasture harrow, hyd. raise/fold, low time, SN S30939

• International 490 22.5' disc, 9” spacing, 20” blades

• International 4500 24' field cultivator, w/ 3-bar harrow

• Parker gravity wagon, Lindell running gear, w/ ext.

• Farm King gravity wagon, w/ Westfield auger, ext. tube

• Kuhn 10-wheel SR 110 GII Speedrake, hyd. fold, SN B3048

• International 540 manure spreader, 540 pto, single beater, SN 1190846

• Westfield MKX 10-63 auger, 10", 63', right-hand drive 540 pto, swing hopper, low time

• John Deere 275 9' disc mower, 540 pto, good tarp, SN E00275CCDE401170

• International 5100 grain drill, 12’, w/ grass seed, SN 0390207C016282

• John Deere 70 skid steer, 16 hp Onan gas engine, open station, w/ 46” manure bucket, material bucket, SN 01151

• Woodworth 7’x16’ T/A car trailer, 6,000 gvwr, 225/75R15 tires, spare tire, winch

• 6’x24’ Donahue trailer

• 6’x26’ Donahue trailer, new floor

• HD 6-bale hay trailer

• Yamaha Grizzley 660 ATV, 4wd, front/rear rack, windshield, 555 hours/3061 miles, drive select lever

• Lincoln Electric 225 Ranger portable welder, 64.5 hours, gas engine, elec. start, complete w/ leads, rod, etc.

Pull type 500 gal. sprayer (27’ booms); Clark pull type sprayer (ss tank); 7’x14’ steel hyd. wagon; International 55 11’ chisel plow; International 844 corn head; McCormick hyd. barge wagon; 1962 International load star 1600 grain truck (gas, 4+2 trans, 16’ bed, runs and drives, no brakes, 116,659 miles); John Deere 68 feeder wagon (540 pto, dual bin); International 1150 grinder mixer (540 pto); International 46 square baler (540 pto); International 1063 6 row corn head; International 1020 20’ bean head; 3-pt IH 4 bottom plow (hyd.); 3-pt Danuser F-8 post digger (no bits); 2-pt 8’ blade; 3-pt 8’ blade; 3-pt bale carrier; 6’x16’ drag skid; 3-pt 8’ snow blower; 3-pt 14’ cultivator bar; John Deere X360 riding lawn mower (hydro trans., 48” cut); misc. scrap iron; barb wire unroller; Woven wire (x4); creep feeder (w/ gates); hyd. cylinders; Stihl FS90 weedeater; Stihl MSA 140C cordless chain saw; John Deere 325 riding mower (54” cut, hydro. trans.); elec. fencers; tractor umbrella; heat houser; 2-pt hitches; chains and binders, com-a-longs; hitch pins; yard tools (shovels, spades, hay fork, sledge, mauls, etc.); handy-man jacks; pry bars; Johnson sickle services; gravity fuel tanks (250 gal, 150 gal approx.); red brick; 18.4-38 tractor duals (2)

CLASSIC CAR

• 1963 Mercury Monterey 2-door sedan, heat/ac, sliding back window, clean title, shows 62,293 miles, VIN: 3Z53Y5757874

GUNS, AMMO, KNIVES

Browning Belgium BAR rifle (270cal, semi-automatic, Tasco 3x9 variable scope, SN: 107NW01966); Newport Model WN shotgun (410ga, single shot breakdown, SN: A679325); Remington 870 Wingmaster shotgun (12ga, 2 ¾” chamber, pump action, ventilated rib, SN: V328005V); Mauser 7.0mm rifle (270 cal, bolt action); Marlin Model 57 Levermatic rifle (22mag cal, lever action, tube feed); Winchester Model 12 shotgun (12ga, 2 ¾”, pump action, modified choke, SN: 1855011); Winchester Model 97 shotgun (12ga, pump action, full choke, SN: 776009); Browning Model A-5 “Light Twelve” shotgun (12ga, 2 ¾” chamber, semi-automatic, engraved model, SN: 376544); Premier rifle (22cal, single shot, bolt action); Winchester Model 62A rifle (22cal, SLLR, pump action, SN: 393997, hard to find in this condition); Smith and Wesson Model MP 22 pistol (22cal, LR, semi-automatic, SN: MP118452); Ruger Model SR9 pistol (9mm cal, semi-automatic, SN: 33142643); Heritage Model “Rough Rider” revolver (22 mag cal, SN: 1BH521365); US Revolver Co revolver (32 cal, 5 shot); “Red Rider” Daisy BB gun;

Ammo including 243, 38 spec, 270 win, 32 auto; 284 cal, 357, 12ga shotgun; Knife collection including 2005 Winchester 30-30 Commemorative Set; Buck #670 fixed blade; NRA-ILA 112KH fixed blade; NRA folding knives (849, 832, 931, x2, 45 JH, 004, 212. others): Old Timer 858; JetAer G-96; misc knives (x10); South Bend #1180 Model A fly reel; Pfleuger #1893L reel (original box); fishing poles (x15, fly rods, baitcasters, others); and more!

SHOP EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, RELATED

HD 2-wheel seed corn dolly; pull behind seeder; misc. hand tools including (hammers, cutters, screw drivers, wrenches, crescent wrenches, vise grips, star drivers, channel locks, needle nose, side cutters, etc.); Fonney stick welder; welding helmets; steel tables (3’x3’, 28”x32”); assortment of nuts, bolts, washers, etc; 40lb propane tank; Schumacher 10/30/200 amp battery charger; Wissota bench grinder on stand; pipe wrenches; grinder disc; tool belts; crow bars; lp heater heads; 10 gal shop vac; United Model 505 belt sander (1”); table saw; drill press (5 speed); Power Shop radial arm saw; Sears 12” band saw; table saw; roller stands (x3); belt/disc sander; jig saw; belt sander; wood clamps; Speed Aire compressor (125 psi, 110v); 4-in-1 laser trac level; workmate; bench grinder; combination wrenches; ½” socket set; hatchets (x3); shingle hammers (x2); Kreg clamps; lots of wood working patterns; flat bars; levels; C-clamps; bar clamps; wood planes; block planes; braces; bits; shop vac; bushing driver set (x4); hose reel cart; skil saw; Dewalt 14” chop saw; oxy-acetylene torch set (cart, hoses, forney torch head); shop heater (diesel); loading ramps; grease guns; 20T press; wooden ladders; wooden dog box; meat grinder; sausage press; 6’ step ladder (x2, Werner fiberglass, aluminum); and much more too numerous to list!

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

Anvil w/ hardy tool; Victor #8 cast iron waffle maker; cast iron skillets (x3); cast iron griddles (x3); cast iron kettle (on stand, repaired); nice “New Idea” treadle sewing machine; galvanized bucket, tubs; metal lawn chair; old soda bottles; quilts (x7); wood stools; draw knives; brass hand torch; FireKing Jadite platter; kerosene lamps (x2); several Ball green fruit jars; Carnival glass (pitcher, etc); Fenton “Stag and Holly” fluted fruit bowl; wood butter paddle; spoon collection; wood washstand; cast iron “Stagecoach” bookends; Aladdin kerosene lamp (brass); pink depression glass (bowls, platters, sugar-creamer); metal toys; WW2 Navy uniform; handkerchiefs; Eastern Star (10K, yg ring, 25yr pins); costume jewelry (some sterling); Zippo lighters; wristwatches; white metal kitchen cabinet; old marbles (swirl, Benningtons, etc); old Duncan tops (“Kitty Clover”, other); history books (Tina, Livingston Co., Hale, Carroll Co. schools, others); vintage clothing; parlor table; stereoscopes (x2, cards); iron floor lamp; iron bed; 1973 McDonald’s glasses (x10); copper bucket; croquet set; Western Flyer tricycle; “Wonder Horse” rocking horse; 45 records; “Okinawa” souvenir jackets (x2); apple picker; walnut picker; oil can; wooden sleds (x2); hub cap collection; ammo boxes; wagon wheel axle; a large run of antique tools (wrenches, tongs, auger bits, etc.); corn shucker; corn planter; RR padlocks; cow bell; skeleton keys; wooden pulleys (x7); well pulleys (x2); metal planter plates; brass hames; cow kicker; brass cotton scales (x3); tobacco scales; blacksmith tongs (x10+); tractor seat; forge blower; porcelain lights; and other items to be added by sale day. It's impossible to list it all! (Look at the wall photos)

HOUSEHOLD, MISC.

Montgomery Ward refrigerator (19cf, freezer on top); Kenmore 90 series washing machine; Kenmore 80 series dryer: oak platform rockers (x4); leather sofa; LazyBoy recliners (x2, leather); file cabinets (x5, 4dr, 3dr); knee hole desks (x2); paper shredder; card table, folding chairs (x4); office chairs; computer desk; Duncan Phyfe dining set (table, 6 chairs, sideboard); blonde oak china hutch; blonde oak bedroom set (3 pc, double dresser, full bed, chest of drawers); bedroom set (3pc, dresser, full bed, vanity); flatscreen tv’s (Samsung 32”, LG 42”); infrared heater; bentwood rocker (x2); oak quilt rack; blanket chest; Sharp vacuum; blankets, Chenilles, afghans; oak rocker; oak library table; Noritake “Neville” china set; flatware, utensils; pots, pans and cookware; casseroles; Corning ware (x10); Pyrex mixing bowls; Corelle dish set; snack sets; Tupperware; kitchen appliances (slow cooker, mixers, coffee maker, etc); glass donut stand; vintage tea set (pitcher, glasses); pie plates; wood rolling pins; cookie cutters; lots of recipes; pressed glass (bowls, compotes, pitchers, others); cast aluminum pans (roaster, dutch ovens, etc); pressure canner; picnic table; macrame patio chairs; shepherd hooks; Carhartt coveralls; mud boots, Sound Design stereo; sewing supplies (thread, scissors, etc); more!