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Gail Noble Living Estate Sale

Thursday, October 17, 10 - 5:00
Friday, October 18, 10 - 4:00 @ 30% off
Saturday, October 19, 10 - 3:00 @ 50% off

PLEASE NOTE: Unfortunately, we no longer allow large purses, handbags, backpacks, etc. We will restrict entry to 30 persons at all times.

​There are step ups and downs throughout the property, watch your step on the flagstone patio, please use caution as we are not responsible for accidents!

Masks are optional but we offer no guarantee against cooties.

We accept cash, credit and debit cards, and checks if we know you. We charge sales tax!

Please read our rule
1.) Bring your own help to load heavy items. We are unable to help.

2.) Larger items have removable price tags. Pull the tag and hand to any worker who will mark the item "SOLD." Please put your name and phone number on the sold tag. Please do not take a tag off and carry it around "while you decide." That may cost us a sale. And it may cost you a purchase. If a customer asks me about an items without a price tag and nobody fesses up to have chosen it, I will sell it to the one making the inquiry.

Further, please do not carry items around "while you decide." As you empty your carry bag to the cashier, you may decide against one item, but not several. You will be required to follow through on your purchase.

3.) Keep your children by your side. We don't allow children to run loose. We encourage you to take whiny kids outside so they do not disturb others.
4.) Prior to the sale, we are unable to accept phone calls and/or e-mails regarding price, size, etc. A team puts a sale together and I probably don't know the answer. That's what you come to the sale for.

5.) We are unable to let you claim items prior to the sale. We operate on a level playing field. Shoppers who have patiently stood in line expect to find the pictured items in the home. Our customers biggest complaints against other liquidators is waiting to get in, only to find an item gone. Those liquidators allow their "pets" in early. We don't. Your money is just as good as someone else's.

6.) We have a holding table, enabling you to go for more items. Please take only what is yours from this table. We have a basket of cloth shopping bags inside the door of every sale. We encourage you to take one and to carry your items around with you. People do steal from the holding table and we are unable to control it. If your item is precious to you, keep it with you.

7.) Please respect neighbors by not blocking their drive or mailbox. Use our driveway only for loading, as some of us must come and go during the sale.

8.) Ladies: You don't need purses the size of luggage. You hog limited space and bump into merchandise and into others. You block traffic. You raise suspicion.

Thank you for shopping with Access to the Past, specializing in finer estates at very realistic prices. Thank you for your referrals and for your loyalty.

If you skipped the above information please read it. Thank you! - Todd & Staff

We are back this this week with a living estate sale for Gail Noble who has moved off to be near family and the late Jesse Noble. Jesse was a Southwestern Bell retiree and there is a lot of vintage SW Bell items of all types as well as a bunch of telephony related items. The Nobles were also involved with the Ranching Heritage Center and chuckwagon cooking and there is a large amount of equipment related to chuckwagon cooking and catering. There is a large cast iron collection, many James Avery Sterling pieces (Silver jewelry does not remain in the home overnight) as well as other jewelry, set of Oneida "Michaelangelo" flatware, large collection of horse tack including vintage saddles and a newer saddle, western decor, cowboy boots, hats, mens and women's clothing, western books, Kenmore washer and dryer, fabulous MCM Packard-Bell console stereo, Singer sewing machine,2 refrigerators, vintage RCA tube tester box, many primitive/rustic items, tools, 60's Coca-Cola cooler, lots of camping related including vintage, 3 rolling media carts, metal storage cabinets, king size bed, queen size bed, bedroom furniture, much yard decor, and so much more.

This is a large and fabulous sale and well worth your time!
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Please note: We are not responsible for accidents. Please use caution on the property and the step ups/downs.

​​We are unable to help load large and/or heavy items, please plan accordingly

​​Sales tax will be charged

​​We do not have time to answer emails or phone calls as we are busy putting together this and other sales​​

​​We appreciate your business and thank you for coming to our sales 

​​Todd and the Access to the Past team

All pictures are available on EstateSales.Net/Lubbock