Lionel postwar original parts, ice cubes, tire, yard signs, ice-car man, more

Description

Lionel postwar original parts, 8-inch square of wrapping paper, ice cubes, 2 tires, one may not be Lionel, yard signs, ice-car man, a canister,
empty 206 coal bag
and more. These are originals from a collection that was put away back before they made repros. I don't know what the tires go to. Road machinery like what came on the red flat cars? No guarantees but these look gently used. oxygen tank and yard signs need a bath. I can't make out the writing on the back of envelope. Colber bumper and unknown brand lamp post, neither light works for you to repair. As is, as shown in photos.
Please read carefully- Everything in this round of auctions has been stored in clean smoke free area. They will need lubrication before use. Lights may or may not work. Everything sold as-is, described by the pictures. Ask questions early and before bidding. I don't stay near the computer and may miss last minute queries.
About offers: When I am ready to consider offers, I will turn on the "Best Offer" feature and respond through the system.
Shipping is via USPS, with insurance included in shipping charge. Expensive items will require a signature. Shipping only to CONUS (lower 48 states) Ebay/paypal-recognized addresses. No foreign shipping. NOTE_ the current situation this website won't let me call by name has changed my shipping supplies options. My sources for free and non-liquor boxes are no longer available so when I list an item, it's packed in the best box I could find without leaving the house. Winners of 2 or more items on the same day may request combined shipping, but don't count on it. I'll check and advise a yea or nay. If I have to buy a box, it will add to your cost and may take several extra days.
Not satisfied? Contact me via Ebay messages and advise what the problem is and what will make you happy. Nothing I have for sale is worth a hassle nor a tear. It's hobby stuff that I don't need or don't have space to store. Better it go to a good home. Understand what you are bidding on, not what you wish it was and enjoy it if you are the winning bidder.