Author: KMRS

All in original boxes, never taken out.

Two drawer file cabinet and entertainment center were made by John Otto and donated by Virgil Penner.

Very nice handmade wooden (Cherry?) train set with attention to detail! 

Emmy Midkiff, North Newton, a member of Bethel College Mennonite Church, donated this deacon’s bench and accompanying mirror. In 1970, when

Caldron, rendering kettle, wash kettle… if we knew for sure how to spell miagrope, we would list that name as

Made by Harry Koehn, Greensburg, KS. 

This Solid Oak Doll High Chair is built to accommodate 18 inch dolls.  It is built from Solid Oak and

This Fancy Solid Oak Doll Bed is built to accommodate 18 inch dolls.  Its elaborate design has 18 spindles and

This finely Hand Crafted Solid Oak Wardrobe is built to accommodate 18 Inch dolls. It is 21 inches Wide; 20

Here is a GREAT Professional Ryobi Router, 30 inch Router Table and 8 Carbide Molding Cutters that have been used

Heavy duty copper and stainless steel chafing dish bought in Mainz, Germany, in the 1970s. Excellent condition! Donated by Ernest

This wooden bench was donated by Richard Ediger, Buhler Mennonite Church and built by his grandson, Joe Warner.  

The walnut cabinet was made by Samuel Burkhard in 1974 in Tempe Arizona (his 149th built). Burkhard taught at Bethel

This desk was originally purchased by A.E. Kreider (professor of Bible at Bethel College in late 1930’s) and donated by