The University of Washington: Facilities Services

New items

New items

Items shown represent a small selection of current inventory.

These items were posted in the last seven days.

Buffers Galore

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$30.00 each

Round sweepy-polishy machines look somewhat menacing when all lined up regimental style, don’t they?

It's BROOMS!

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Fresh from the Broadway failure “SWEEPIES!” comes this abundance of props from the big number.

Wood File Cabinet

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$45.00

Here’s a lovely old 4-drawer wood file cabinet—an example of an increasingly rare breed.

Oscar the Grouch Residences

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It’s like a whole neighborhood for green, scuzzy puppets to sing songs about the joys of junk.

Cool Thing

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$80.00

It’s an apparatus. Somebody walked by and called it a lace press. So okay, although it doesn’t look like it would be very delicate with your frillies. Also: it’s sideways.

It's COAT HOOKS!

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.50 each

Sets of 2 metal coat hooks on wood backings.

It's DOORKNOBS!

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A whole mess of ‘em, too.

It's LOCKS!

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Yup.

Old Condom Dispenser w/ Alarming Badge

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TBD

Not sure what else to say about this. It is, indeed, an old condom dispenser, and it sports what we can only call a worrisome “health” info sticker that indicates it kills the virus that causes AIDS. Did people really believe that at one time, because: yikes, people.

Retro Speakers, Aewome Leather Chair

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We’ve got some truly ancient-looking speakers in a variety of shapes & styles, and they look perfecto beside this excellent cream leather recliner.

Wood-That-Looks-Plastic Chairs

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$30.00 and $50.00 respectively

So at first, we thought these two chairs looked like unusual injection-molded resin chairs made to look like wood-grain, but it turns out they’re both actual wood. We’ve honestly never seen anything like them. There are no maker’s marks on them beyond stamping to indicate they were made in Germany.