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Revolving lighted display case I bought from an antique store going out of business in Missouri filled with some of my Indian artifacts I found walking creeks and streams in Missouri.
Revolving Artifact Case.webp.
 
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Those are cool. I've seen them in antique & coin stores. Makes a lot of show space in a small area.
 
Looks OUTSTANDING!!!!! I've always wanted one of those as well, just never found a good working one for sale ( at the rite price I should say ) lol.


ALSO, You have sum KILLERS there!!!!!!
 
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Looks OUTSTANDING!!!!! I've always wanted one of those as well, just never found a good working one for sale ( at the rite price I should say ) lol.


ALSO, You have sum KILLERS there!!!!!!

I lucked out and found it in store going out of business, paid $250 for it.
 
That make a great display!
 
Now, I wouldn't mind watching a video of this post.
 
Now, I wouldn't mind watching a video of this post.

Nice one TH, and price. Heck I'd even click on a video of that one. (rare that I ever do a click to view)
 
That is a great display. I want to see both video and a few snapshots of your favorites.
 
I lucked out and found it in store going out of business, paid $250 for it.

dang that is a steal! I have been looking for something like this or the old blueprint drawers, but they all seem to be 1000 or more for anything decent
 
That's nice TH. Does it turn constant or do you push a button to move it?
 
That's nice TH. Does it turn constant or do you push a button to move it?
I could rig it to turn constantly but it currently turns by button so you can stop and examine each shelf.
 
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