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Uncommon LLC

Name: Uncommon LLC
Address: 303 N. Kansas Avenue Suite 105, Liberal, KS, 67901, US
Telephone: +16203919056

Antiquarian delights and more!

05/11/2026

A remarkable survivor from the golden age of American design — this Art Deco Uarco Accu-Rite autographic receipt machine is the finest example we’ve encountered. Likely made in the late 1930s, the machine embodies the streamlined elegance of the era and was the undeniable design jewel of the line with a presence elevating it beyond ordinary office equipment.

Even more compelling, it remains loaded with original pre-printed receipts dated “194_” for The Home Appliance Company of Dodge City, Kansas, complete with the wonderfully evocative two-digit telephone number “67.” These untouched details offer a rare and intimate glimpse into small-town American commerce on the eve of the postwar years.

An exceptional piece for collectors of industrial design, Americana, or early business machines.

The machine measures 20 inches long, 8 inches wide, is 5 3/4” tall at the highest point, and weighs a little over 15 lbs. Chrome finish is in very good condition as is the green enamel finish. There are some minor surface rust spots in places on the bottom. Key included and lock works. Carbon paper roll is present along with a nearly full load of receipts. $99 (shipping available at additional charge)

04/15/2026

Discover a truly exceptional gift for Father’s Day—or any occasion worth celebrating. This remarkable Incolay stone dresser box stands out as one of the most striking incolay pieces crafted, featuring four intricately detailed wildlife vignettes sculpted in deep relief.

Each scene is beautifully brought to life against a rich blend of blue, gray, and amber tones, creating a sense of depth and movement that captures the spirit of the outdoors. Generously sized at 11.25 x 7.25 x 3.25 inches, the box opens to a velvet-lined bottom—perfect for treasured keepsakes.

A refined and meaningful gift for the outdoorsman—or anyone who appreciates fine craftsmanship and timeless design.

Carefully maintained, this piece remains in excellent condition both inside and out. The surface has been lightly cleaned and restored in accordance with original Incolay guidelines, preserving its beauty while ensuring it’s ready to be enjoyed for years to come. $59 (shipping available)

04/07/2026

Own a striking piece of aviation history with this 52-inch vintage Rehm aircraft propeller, crafted in Dousman, Wisconsin. Bearing the “Experimental” marking and serial number 52 42 032778, this propeller offers both authenticity and character that vintage aviation enthusiasts will appreciate.

With its classic design and manageable size, it makes an exceptional decorative statement—perfect for offices, hangars, lounges, or any space that celebrates the spirit of flight.

While it appears to be in serviceable condition (from a licensed pilot’s perspective), buyers should consult a certified A&P mechanic before considering any operational use. Please note, this item is sold as-is, and no warranty is made regarding airworthiness.

If you’d like additional specifications or details, feel free to reach out. Otherwise, this is a rare opportunity to own a unique and versatile aviation artifact that blends history with style. $249 SOLD (shipping available USA only)

03/30/2026

Today’s tip for collectors is about gramophone reproducers. An antique gramophone purchase major consideration is the condition of the reproducer which holds the stylus (needle) and the diaphragm which reproduce the sound and transmit it to whatever device then amplifies the sound. The first two images show an Edison “C Reproducer” used on cylinder phonographs such as that shown in the third image where the reproducer is held in the open metal circle. The fourth image shows a later reproducer for a Peter Pan compact phonograph.

If you know what to look for examining a reproducer you can accomplish the check yourself. Various online videos can show you what to look for. If a reproducer is absent from a gramophone in otherwise good condition, you can purchase a rebuilt Edison reproducer from several reputable workshops for about $170. If your reproducer needs to be rebuilt, that typically costs about $70 – a very worthwhile investment in sound quality. Rebuilding prices on later reproducers vary.

Lastly, steel needles for reproducers that use them are inexpensive and readily available by mail order. Remember, the rule was (and is) one needle for one play!

03/27/2026

Another remarkable piece has just emerged from restoration—a pre-1857 Seth Thomas 30-Hour Time & Strike clock, now in full working order. Made well before the Civil War, this antique not only carries history in its frame but continues to keep excellent time more than a century and a half later.

Standing 26 inches tall, it features its original reverse hand-painted tablet, a detail that adds both authenticity and visual charm. Whether you’re a collector or simply appreciate timeless craftsmanship, this is a piece that brings character and a story into any space.

Offered at $199, with shipping available within the USA (additional charge).

03/26/2026

Discover a true piece of mid-century ingenuity with this early 1960s Paymaster Ribbon Writer Model 8000 check writer—an exceptional vintage find in near-new condition.

Built with the durability and precision of a bygone era, this classic machine doesn’t just write checks—it safeguards them, printing amounts up to $999,999.99 while perforating the payee line to help prevent alterations.

Whether you’re a collector of unique mechanical devices, a lover of vintage office equipment, or simply someone who appreciates timeless craftsmanship, this is a standout addition to any collection. Pieces in this condition—complete with a near-new ribbon—are increasingly hard to come by.

SOLD

03/25/2026

Welcome to our new series of posts exploring antiques and antiquities. How did ancient Eqyptians avoid work in the Afterlife? Your loved ones buried you with plenty of ushabti. The ushabti was your servant in the afterlife and frequently carried an inscription from the Book of the Dead. Ushabti are found in various styles and sizes which change with the period in which they were made.

The first example shown from the Uncommon owner’s private collection is blue faience (a type of ceramic material) with black painted hieroglyphs and facial features which dates to the 21st Dynasty (1069-945 BC). The example in green faince is somewhat later from the 30th Dynasty (380-342 BC).

If you’d like to add an Egyptian artifact to your collection, ushabti are a good starting point.

03/24/2026

Fresh out of our restoration workshop is this Seth Thomas 30 hour time and strike shelf clock which dates to the mid-1850s-1860s. It features a beautiful flame mahogany veneer and floral reverse painted glass panel and has a new metal dial with vinyl overlay which is an exact replica of an original created by our workshop and Jordan Zarate of FJ Wrapz & Graphix. The clock measures 24.5 x 15.5 and 4.5 inches and weighs just over 15 lbs. $199. Shipping available (USA only).

We restore clocks to working condition, not “as new” condition which we believe reduces the historical value of time pieces. There are some losses to the reverse painted glass, minor small losses to veneer, and we have added a stabilizing strip to a dry crack in the back of the case. Leader & Times FJ Wrapz & Graphix

03/22/2026

Hi everyone. Uncommon will be resuming posts of items from the restoration workshop and available antiques and antiquities.

Today we feature a massive 35” Moroccan-style vintage heavy brass tray turned coffee or occasional table. Fantastic engraved elephants, lions and camels will make this a focal point of any home or office reception area.

Compare at twice or thrice the price online or in any store. Table height 18” with a couple spots of oxidation (which we’ll all have at this age!). Yes, you can hang it on a wall if you like and the hook is there. Made India (marked verso). $159. For more info call 620-391-9056. Shipping available (USA only on this item). Leader & Times

09/02/2025

IT'S YOUR LAST WEEK TO SHOP at Uncommon in the Landmark Center before we move to our 3,200 sq ft restoration workshop. Shop September 3, 4 & 5 from 10am to 2pm. Don't worry, you'll still be able to shop Uncommon Online or schedule an appointment at the restoration workshop!

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303 N. Kansas Avenue Suite 105
Liberal, KS
67901

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Thursday	12pm - 4pm
Friday	12pm - 4pm
Saturday	12pm - 4pm

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+16203919056

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https://uncommonllc.net/

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