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winchesterauctioneers.hibid.com / winchesterauctioneers.com James F. Lally Family Estate, Tuesday July 9-Thursday July 18, 2024 Online only HiBid Auction farmhouse contents in Greenfield Twp, Pennsylvania. Arts & Crafts Mission furniture, Art Deco, MCM, Massive Hall Tree Stand, Politics, Beer & Other Advertising, Farmhouse Primitives, Lighting, Art, Clocks and more! Original estate of James F. Lally, the past Burgess of Mayfield, organizer and director of the Mayfield State Bank, Mayfield hotel and bar proprietor, chief county assessor, tax collector and councilman. He was known around town as the "Mayor" and is said "to have held practically every office in the borough" during the 1920's, etc. No sales tax will be collected for this estate. Pick up will be at the estate property in Greenfield Township a few miles from Finch Hill and Clifford. Address to be announced one day prior to pick up day on Sunday. You must not miss the one day only pick up extended hours date. Mr. Lally's daughter lived in the house until her passing last year. She previously arranged for Dr. Lori to appraise 2 items and she ended up appraising a portion of the home's contents. You will see a few of the appraisal pages. Most of the furniture offered is originally from a home at 1516 Sanderson Ave. (see framed photo and newspaper article) in Scranton built by Scranton developer James G. Sanderson, since razed in 1947. Mr. Sanderson sold "Mansion House" to Conrad Schroeder a builder of many Scranton homes and buildings. He lived there with his wife until his death in 1903 and his wife until her passing in 1941. The furniture was purchased about that time by James F. Lally as he had just constructed this estate home where the furniture remains today. The first lot kicks off at 6:00pm and each consecutive lot staggers 22 seconds thereafter. There is a 2 minute soft close. Credit cards and cash accepted on premises. Items shipped must pay by pay by Zelle or Venmo Payments. UPS is paid separately after we drop off as a courtesy and they call you. You acknowledge terms by bidding. Photos help serve as a descripton.