Really nice wall unit. About 10 feet wide. Shelves are about 8'' deep and can be moved up or down on the vertical rails in about 2'' increments. Made of walnut or maybe veneer. Comes with a couple dozen gold-tone, spring-loaded, rubber-tipped divider posts to act as bookends, section dividers. A couple of them are seen in the photo. Ain't about Chinese, this is nice stuff from the 70s.

Warning: the installation of this shelf system is not for the sloppy or impatient. The shelves are 32'' wide. The verticals screw to studs 16'' on center in your walls (therefore every OTHER stud). You need to have that kind of wall construction in your house, and you need to get the installation even and level, otherwise the shelves won't fit and/or they'll be wavy or crooked. Probably best to have someone with a little construction experience do the job.

(2) 3-candle sconces. Very dungeon, Moorish decorish to a fault. each is 21 1/2'' tall and rated at 3 candlepower. (no visible UL approval sticker, use at own risk)

You remember these right? This one's in pretty nice shape, the cushion is in pretty-to-very good condition, I'd clean it but won't, you should just for fun/safety's sake.

McLane reel-type lawnmower, 19'' cut, 7 blades, 3 hp Briggs & Stratton motor, comes with front-mounting grass bin. NEEDS A NEW CARBURETOR, this one is cracked open across the throat right where it bolts on to the motor (see picture). The motor runs really well though and can be demonstrated just by holding the carb back towards the motor to close the crack.
This is the type of mower you want for that tight short little bermuda grass lawn that you can practice putting on. You can't get that kind of lawn with a rotary mower. I'll let it go for $80.00 'cause it's old and needs the carb, try to find another one for that price.