March 11, 2024
Buckeye Traction Ditcher Company Findlay OH Badge Steam
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Welcome! You are bidding onA Vintage Circa 1920's or 1930's Buckeye Traction Ditcher Co, Findlay, Ohio Employee Badge. The badge is in excellent condition and has a silver like patina to its metal. The lettering still has its blue enameling. It is about 2 inches in diameter and is marked "Whitehead-Hoag" on its back side. The Buckeye Traction Ditcher was manufactured in Findlay, Ohio beginning production about 1903, waned in the 1940's and it has since passed through different hands and left Findlay many years ago. The early models were steam powered and they later were gasoline and diesel powered. A beautiful and original memorabilia item for this Findlay Company. Shipping is $3.00 1st class USA.Thank you for your interest in this auction! Not responsible for damage done during shipping. If insurance is desired, please let me know at the time of purchase and I will add to the final price. Items shipped out of USA will be charged exact postage costs.Payment is expected within 10 days of the close of the auction.Items are returnable only if not as described and must be returned within 10 days of receipt of the item.OHIO RESIDENTS PLEASE NOTE: Ohioans will pay the sales tax amount of their county. Ohioans with tax exempt status may purchase items by providing vendor # at time of sale.INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS, please note I disclose
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