
Data East LAST ACTION HERO (1993) – Clean, working, topper included
	•	Features: motorized crane with magnet, factory shaker motor, up to 6-ball multiball, Smart Missile feature, Arnold movie callouts.
	•	Condition: bright cabinet art, clean playfield

Two player 

Crane: grabs/drops reliably, no grinding gearbox, magnet strong, optos reading.
	•	Topper: both beacons working
	•	Flippers/Coils: snappy; no overheating.
	•	Smart Missile present/working 
Measurements approximate. 


	•	Includes: keys
	•	Located in basement. Bring help or hire an expert to remove and install. 

Must be dismantled and carried upstairs from basement. Alternate Pickup Date and Time can be arranged to accomodate proper pickup and removal. 

Working at time of posting. 


Dimensions:
28x52x83
Pickup category timeslot {C}

Last Action Hero Pinball Machine 

Rare Prewar Martin • Original Pearl Headstock • Hand-Carved • Stable Vintage Repairs • Unconverted Survivor

Offered here is a rare 1941 C.F. Martin C-1 F-hole archtop, one of the final carved-top instruments produced by Martin before archtop manufacturing ceased in 1942. With a hand-carved spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, vertical pearl “MARTIN” headstock inlay, and prewar Kluson tuners, this is a desirable late-prewar example with strong originality and excellent musical character.

Most C-series archtops from this period were later converted into flattop guitars by mid-century jazz and folk luthiers — including prominent names such as John D’Angelico — due to the rising market value of flattops and Martin’s superior back-and-side materials. This instrument remains an unconverted, structurally original archtop, making it significantly more collectible today.

Specifications
	•	Model: Martin C-1 Archtop (F-Hole Variant)
	•	Year: 1941
	•	Serial Number: 79451
	•	Top: Hand-carved spruce
	•	Back & Sides: Solid mahogany
	•	Neck: Mahogany with original pre-war profile
	•	Fingerboard: Rosewood
	•	Headstock: Vertical pearl “C F MARTIN” inlay
	•	Hardware: Period-correct Kluson tuners, trapeze tailpiece
	•	Bridge: Ebony adjustable archtop bridge
	•	Finish: Natural nitrocellulose lacquer
	•	Case: Modern hard case not included
Condition
This instrument is in good vintage condition, with stable historical repairs consistent with an 84-year-old prewar guitar:
	•	Stable vintage side and back patch repair on bass-side lower bout
	•	Localized back overspray/touch-up on lower bout
	•	Older heel repair / reset, structurally sound
	•	Binding checking typical of prewar celluloid
	•	Clean carved top with no top sinkage
	•	Tuners, tailpiece, and bridge are period-correct

Appraisal company indicated no repairs required for this instrument. 

Playability is comfortable for a vintage archtop, and the neck angle is suitable for standard jazz and acoustic strings.

Tone & Performance

This C-1 produces a warm and articulate archtop voice with:
	•	Strong midrange
	•	Woody clarity
	•	Smooth, even response
	•	More sustain than typically found on maple-bodied archtops

Ideal for chord-melody, swing, blues, and recording situations where a rich, mellow archtop tone is desired.

Historical Significance
	•	One of Martin’s final archtops prior to the 1942 shutdown of carved-top production
	•	F-hole C-1s from this period were produced in very small numbers
	•	This Guitar Avoided the top-collapse issues that affected some early Martin archtops
	•	Survived the widespread trend of flattop conversions, which removed many C-1s from original circulation
	
Prewar Martin archtops — especially original F-hole models — are now considered historically important as the company shifted permanently to flattops after WWII.

Provenance

Accompanied by a written appraisal from The Twelfth Fret, Toronto (October 2, 2025)
Pickup category timeslot {A}

1941 Martin C-1 Archtop (F-Hole Variant) – Serial #79451

- Material: Sterling silver (.925)
- Hallmarks: Legible
- Condition: Good

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Sterling Silver .925 Hallmarked Pieces Large Lot weighing OVER .60kg 

- Lot of sterling silver including a pair of candlestick holders, vase, desk lot and salt spoons
- Material: sterling silver, glass
- Quantity: multiple / lot
- Style/design: Victorian / classical
- Condition: Used vintage — visible tarnish, surface wear/scratches; not recently polished; structurally intact
unweighted items .109 kg. weighted .762 kg 
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Lot of Sterling Silver: Candlesticks, Vase, Desk Items &#38; Salt Spoons

Title:
1903 CANADIAN WESTINGHOUSE COMPANY – FIRST FOUR STOCK CERTIFICATES ISSUED (Nos. 1–4) – HAMILTON, ONTARIO

Description:
Remarkable early scripophily offering: a matched group of four original stock certificates from the Canadian Westinghouse Company, all dated November 17, 1903 and identified as certificate numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 – the first four stock certificates issued on that date for this important Canadian industrial giant.

These beautifully engraved certificates feature a bold green border, classic turn-of-the-century typography, and the ornate corporate seal. Each certificate carries period handwritten entries and retains its original documentary elements, including attached stubs/transfer slips, providing an exceptional snapshot of early Canadian corporate history and the birth of Westinghouse’s Canadian operations.

Highlights:
	•	Issuer: Canadian Westinghouse Company
	•	Date: November 17, 1903 (founding year of the company)
	•	Certificate Numbers: 1, 2, 3, and 4 (first four issued on that date)
	•	Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
	•	Format: Printed in green with embossed corporate seal and engraved borders
	•	Features: Hand-signed, with original transfer/assignment notations and attached stubs
	•	Quantity: Lot of 4 certificates, sold together

Historical Significance:
Canadian Westinghouse played a key role in the electrification and industrialization of Canada—manufacturing electrical equipment, appliances, and heavy industrial components. First-year, low-numbered certificates such as these are extremely scarce, especially preserved together as a complete early run. For the serious scripophily or Canadian industrial-history collector, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a museum-worthy grouping.

Condition:
All four certificates are in very good vintage condition for their age:
	•	Strong colour with no major fading
	•	Paper remains sound and flexible
	•	Typical edge waves, light folds, and minor handling wear from storage
	•	Handwriting clear and legible; stubs and attachments present
Please review photos carefully, as they form part of the description.

Notes:
	•	An outstanding candidate for professional framing as a centerpiece display of early Canadian corporate history.
	•	Sold as historical/collectible stock certificates with no current monetary or ownership value in the underlying company.

A highly desirable, investment-grade lot for advanced scripophily collectors, Westinghouse enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the early days of Canadian industry.q
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Westinghouse share certificates with postage 

- Decorative footed dish / bonbon bowl (pierced)
- Sterling silver, marked BIRKS STERLING 
- Ornate Victorian / Art Nouveau floral and scroll piercework
- Scalloped edge with pierced design and four feet
- Approx. 5–7 in (small) 
- 2.1 oz 
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BIRKS Sterling Silver Footed Pierced Bonbon Dish, Scalloped Edge

- Sterling silver handheld mirror (single-sided) with matching sterling picture frame
- Aged silver-tone finish with patina
- Overall length approximately 8–10 inches
- Art Nouveau style (circa 1890–1910)
- Maker&#39;s mark or hallmarks on back
- Good vintage condition with aged patina, light surface wear and minor spotting on mirror

ANTIQUE ENGLISH STERLING SILVER HAND MIRROR
Maker: F.H. Adams Ltd
Assay Office: Birmingham, England
Date Letter: “p” (1914)
Material: Solid sterling silver (.925), hallmarked

Description:
Fine early 20th century English sterling silver hand mirror featuring a beautifully raised (repoussé) rose surrounded by leaves and ribbon detail. The face is framed with an elegant bow-and-garland border, and the design is protected under British Registered Design No. 574795.

The mirror is clearly hallmarked with:
• Maker’s mark F.H.A.L (F.H. Adams Ltd)
• Birmingham anchor
• Lion passant for sterling silver (.925)
• Date letter “p” for 1914

Condition:
Overall very good antique condition with age-appropriate surface wear and a few light dings in the plain background, consistent with use. Relief detail remains crisp and attractive. (
Notes:
This is not silverplate. This is fully hallmarked English sterling silver from 1914. These weighted vanity mirrors are desirable decorative pieces and are over 100 years old.

A beautiful collectible Edwardian / Art Nouveau era dressing table piece.

Picture frame 3”x4” stamped BIRKS Sterling 
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Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Hand Mirror &#38; Picture Frame

Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) painter from Long Lac, Ontario, known for his dynamic, symbolic imagery drawn from traditional Ojibwe spirituality and storytelling.
This piece features a striking Thunderbird rendered in bold black lines, deep blue and red/orange tones, and crisp organic symmetry—hallmarks of the Woodland School style pioneered by Norval Morrisseau.
	•	Artist: Richard Bedwash (Canadian, Anishinaabe, 1936/37–2007)
	•	Title: Thunderbird
	•	Date: 1977
	•	Medium: Acrylic (or screenprint, if applicable—please confirm) on paper
	•	Signature: Signed “R. Bedwash  77” lower right

Medium: Serigraph (Silkscreen) on paper, signed and dated 1977 by the artist.

About the Artist

Richard Bedwash (also known as Richard Petawayash) was a prominent figure within the second generation of Woodland artists. A student and friend of Norval Morrisseau, Bedwash incorporated spiritual and mythological symbolism—particularly the Thunderbird, a sacred figure representing power, transformation, and protection.

His works have been exhibited in Canadian galleries and appear in private and institutional collections. Examples appear in auctions such as Waddington’s, Cowley Abbott, and First Arts Indigenous.
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Richard Bedwash (1936–2007)

“Thunderbird” (1977)
Acrylic on Paper, Signed &#38; Dated Lower R

Thoreau MacDonald (1901–1989) – “Winter Morning”

Issued by the National Gallery of Canada, supervised by A. J. Casson (Group of Seven)
Silkscreen (Samson-Matthews Art-for-Schools Series, ca. 1948–1955)
Unframed • Approx. 20  15 in (50  38 cm)

Description:
Original mid-century silkscreen print titled “Winter Morning” by Thoreau MacDonald, son of Group of Seven painter J. E. H. MacDonald. The work depicts a quiet rural scene of a horse feeding beside a snow-covered barn—one of MacDonald’s most beloved compositions of Canadian simplicity and restraint.

This edition was part of the Samson-Matthews / National Gallery of Canada “Art for Schools” program, an educational initiative bringing fine Canadian art to classrooms and public buildings across the country. Each print in the series was supervised and approved by A. J. Casson (1898–1992) of the Group of Seven, whose printed facsimile signature appears lower right: “Supervised by A. J. Casson / Issued by the National Gallery of Canada.”

The printing process—hand-pulled color silkscreen—was executed under Casson’s direction at the Samson-Matthews studio in Toronto, circa 1948–1955.

Condition:
Light overall toning and a few minor edge scuffs consistent with age; colors remain rich and unfaded. Lower margin intact with full printed text. Not framed.

Provenance:
Distributed by the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, as part of the official educational print program;

Dimensions:
27x20
Pickup category timeslot {A}

Thoreau MacDonald (1901–1989) – “Winter Morning”

Issued by the National Gallery of Canada

- Item type: Hand brush lot (vintage hair or clothes brush)
- Maker: BIRKS
- Primary material: Sterling silver
- Markings/Hallmarks: STERLING + maker&#39;s mark (e.g., initials or symbol)
- Bristles: Natural fiber (horsehair or boar) or stiff natural bristles
- Size: Medium (6–9 in / 15–23 cm)
- Condition: Vintage — sterling shows tarnish, surface scratches and spotting; bristles appear used but intact
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Birks Sterling Silver Hand Brush Lot, Medium 6–9 in

- Framed painting depicting three old men
- Oil on canvas
- Signed by the artist
- Portrait orientation
- Contemporary, impressionistic figurative style
- Condition: Good (minor wear/scuffs on frame)

Offering a compelling original oil painting by Frederick Kirsch, titled “Three Old Men” (presentation piece of three expressive male heads). Signed “Kirsch” lower right. The piece is executed in oil on stretched canvas and retains its original ornate gold frame.
Kirsch was known for his emotive character studies, combining smooth tonal modeling of faces with thick expressive brushwork in hair and beards — a signature style clearly present in this work.

Provenance & Features:
	•	Signature “Kirsch” visible (see photo) – confirms authenticity
	•	Oil paint clearly layered and textured; close-ups reveal impasto and brushwork
	•	Subject: three bearded elder men in dramatic lighting and rich tonal palette
	•	Label on reverse: “The Notable Oils of Kirsch” – reflects artist’s catalog-style documentation with original labeling intact
	•	Frame: vintage ornate gold frame, complements period of painting
	•	Condition: Good antique condition. Some natural craquelure, age-appropriate wear in frame; paint and image intact with no major damage
Dimensions:
27.5x31
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Frederick Kirsch – Original Oil on Canvas “Three Old Men” – Signed, Mid-Century Character 

Lot of 4 empty stamp albums some stamps. Two new unopened 
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Lot of 4 stamp albums 

Costin Lazar for Silverbridge – Modernist Sterling Silver Brooch, model T002
Sculptural abstract “wave” brooch in solid sterling silver; signed COSTIN LAZAR, stamped 925, T002, and SILVERBRIDGE to the reverse. Original hinged pin and safety catch. 21 grams

Two silver bracelets. Both marked 925 

Total lot 58 grams 
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Sterling Silver jewellery lot

- Sterling silver
- Hallmarked in England (assay hallmarks)
See pictures. Two bottles no markings visible  
- Lid or underside of container
- Multiple matching items included
- set of 6 pieces
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Mid 1700’s Sterling Silver Glass Container Lid with English Hallmarks and glass bottles 

Beautiful and highly decorative Victorian cast brass wall-mounted paper holder, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. This piece features elaborate Rococo Revival scrollwork, floral motifs, acanthus leaves, and a central stylized crest, all executed in deeply detailed openwork casting. The top plaque is embossed “Paper,” indicating its intended use as a wall-mounted organizer for letters, bills, notes, or writing paper.

Details:
	•	Material: Cast iron
	•	Era: Circa 1880–1910
	•	Style: Victorian Rococo Revival
	•	Construction: Sand-cast with ornate pierced design
	•	Finish: Naturally aged patina; uncleaned
	•	Mounting: Designed to hang on a wall (back shows typical age wear and oxidation)

Condition:
Very good antique condition with expected age-related surface wear and oxidation. No breaks or repairs noted. Back shows uniform patina consistent with original 19th-century casting. Displays beautifully and is structurally solid.
Dimensions:
13.3x12.7 “ approx
Pickup category timeslot {A}

Antique Victorian Cast Brass “Paper” Wall Holder – Ornate Rococo Design – c. 1880–1910

1 owner c/w instructions , adjusting tool, custom cover, Has 8 adjustable loft settings, new grip
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Cobra King Ltd Black RH Men’s driver +accesories

Vintage Bulova mechanical alarm desk/bedside clock in classic mid-century “orb”/tulip-base design.
	•	Brushed gold dial with applied chrome batons, red sweep seconds, orange bezel ring, aluminum barrel, brass-tone base.
	•	Back marked JAPAN; separate winders and BELL SET; stem marked PULL – TIME.
	•	Condition: running at time of
Pictures. alarm untested. light scuffs to bezel, minor plate wear to base; see photos
	•	Approx. size: 7.5x4.75
	•	A stylish MCM collectible—great for Eames/atomic-era decor.
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Bulova Space-Age Tulip-Base Wind-Up Alarm Desk Clock – Japan, c. 1960s/70s – Gold Dial, Wo

- Item: Vase
- Mark: Embossed logo with two house-like shapes; stamped &#34;73-20&#34; and &#34;W-GERMANY&#34;
- Origin: West Germany (W-GERMANY)
- Material: Glazed ceramic / stoneware
- Color/Finish: Turquoise and royal blue speckled/mottled glaze
- Size: Medium (6–10 in / 15–25 cm tall)
- Condition: Good vintage condition; light surface wear on base, no visible large chips or cracks in provided photos
Pickup category timeslot {A}

West German Turquoise Speckled Ceramic Vase

Chrome-plated, one-piece cast-metal neck and rim with fluted back; stamped fret markers; 4 friction tuners with cream buttons; natural skin head with floating wood bridge and wedge tailpiece. Headstock reverse stamped “PATENT PENDING – MADE IN U.S.A.” A classic mid-century catalog/student banjolele—quirky, lightweight, and loud for its size. 
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“DIXIE” All-Metal Banjo-Ukulele, Patent Pending, c. 1950s–60s (USA)

- Brand: Birks
- Material: Sterling silver (handle/frame)
- Item type: Hand mirror / vanity mirror
- Mirror condition: Foxing / silvering loss (speckled spots)
- Overall metal condition: Tarnished with surface scratches / light wear
- Hallmarks / stamps: BIRKS STERLING
- Dimensions (approx.): Length: approx 6–12 inches
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Birks Sterling Silver Hand Mirror and BIRKS Sterling Silver hair brush 

Small-rim 4-string banjolele with skin head, mahogany neck, friction tuners, and screw-on wooden resonator back. Original aged finish and period hardware; clip tailpiece and wooden replacement.  bridge present. Headstock carries a later hand-painted “The Gibson” script—no claim that this is a Gibson. Untested for play
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Vintage 1920s–30s American Banjo-Ukulele (Made in U.S.A.)

This stunning vintage Kaiser mechanical table clock embodies the elegant design and craftsmanship of mid-century Germany. Featuring a mesmerizing array “floating” mystery dial where the hands appear to hover in air, this timepiece is both a collectible and a functional piece of art.

Features:
	•	Maker: Kaiser (West Germany)
	•	Movement: 8-Day mechanical, 7-jewel movement
	•	Operation: Wind-up (no battery required)
	•	Dial: Clear acrylic face with floating brass hands and numerals
	•	Numerals: Stylized gold-tone 12, 3, 6, 9 markers with tapered indices
	•	Case: Brass bezel and base with black enamel accents
	•	Dimensions: Approx. 7.5” high  6.5” wide  3” deep
	•	Era: 1950s–1960s Mid-Century Modern

Condition:
	•	Excellent vintage condition with light patina and minor age-appropriate wear to brass.
	•	Clock running at time of pictures and should keep time for approximately 8 days per wind (not tested) 
	•	Crystal is clear, and all numerals and hands are intact.
	•	Movement marked “Kaiser – 8 Day – 7 Jewels.”

Additional Information:
Kaiser clocks are highly sought after for their minimal, futuristic “floating” dial design and precision German engineering. This example showcases the refined style that made these clocks a centerpiece of mid-century interiors.
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Vintage Kaiser 8-Day 7-Jewels Floating Mystery Clock – Mid-Century Modern – Germany

- Item Type: Sterling Salad servers (spoon + fork-style spoon) and cake cutter
- Quantity: Set (3+)
- Handle Finish / Marking: BIRKS Sterling
- Overall Length (approx.): Approx. 10–12 inches (25–30 cm)
- Condition: Good vintage condition — light surface wear on wood, minor handling marks on metal; no major cracks visible
- Style / Use: Decorative vintage ornate style for salad and cake serving tabletop use
                
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Birks Sterling Handle Salad Servers &#38; Cake Cutter Set, 10–12 in

Description:
Large assorted lot of vintage wood veneer samples, many of them labeled with species names and sample numbers. Includes a variety of hardwoods such as:
	•	White Oak (flat cut)
	•	Maple / Birdseye Maple
	•	Mahogany
	•	Peroba
	•	Keloora
	•	And additional exotic & domestic species (see photos)

Includes wood case

Pieces vary in size and thickness. A great set for woodworkers, luthiers, restorers, and veneer collectors.

Condition:
Good vintage condition overall. Some pieces have minor edge chips or curling typical of older veneer sheets. Sold as shown.

A nice mixed assortment of veneer species—perfect for crafts, repairs, and reference.

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Large Lot of Vintage Wood Veneer Samples – Mixed Species – Many Labeled in Collection

Hamilton (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Downsizing Online Auction -  Miller Drive

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Decorative cast resin bowl with antique warm bronze patina, six sculpted monkeys climbing the rim, Greek key relief band around exterior, stands on three stylized scroll-paw feet, approx. 15–30 cm diameter, visible chips, cracks or repairs

Cast resin monkey decorative bowl

Side view showing six monkeys on rim, Greek key band, bronze finish

Top view showing interior surface and monkey placement

Bottom view showing tripod feet and underside, Greek key band

Medium-sized round bowl in bronze-tone resin; detailed fur, faces and hands of six monkeys; classical Greek key motif; tripod base, golden-brown finish

Cast resin monkey decorative bowl bronze finish

- Item type: Decorative bowl
- Primary material: Cast resin with bronze finish
- Finish / color: Antique warm bronze / golden-brown patina
- Condition: Damage: chips, cracks, or repairs
- Dimensions (approx.): Medium (15–30 cm)
Whimsical decorative bowl featuring six sculpted monkeys perched around the rim, each shown climbing and holding on with both hands. The exterior of the bowl is encircled with a repeating Greek key / meander band in relief, and the whole piece stands on three stylized paw/scroll feet. Bronze-tone finish throughout, with nice detail to the fur, faces, and hands.

The design combines classical elements (Greek key band, tripod base) with playful animal figures, making it work as either an accent bowl, candy/nut dish, keys/catchall, or purely as a conversation/display object.

Material:
Likely cast composite/resin with an antique bronze-style finish.
Pickup category timeslot {A}

Bid Date	Bid Amount
Nov 27, 2025, 1:29:19 AM	$17.00
Nov 26, 2025, 10:30:59 PM	$14.00
Nov 26, 2025, 6:42:20 AM	$11.00
Nov 26, 2025, 6:42:20 AM	$10.00
Nov 23, 2025, 6:11:09 PM	$8.00
Nov 23, 2025, 6:11:09 PM	$7.00
Nov 23, 2025, 6:11:02 PM	$6.00
Nov 23, 2025, 6:11:02 PM	$5.00
Nov 23, 2025, 3:26:09 PM	$3.00
Nov 23, 2025, 3:26:09 PM	$2.00
Nov 21, 2025, 11:46:16 PM	$1.00

Lot #36: Cast Resin Decorative Bowl with Antique Bronze Finish Monkey Bowl

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, November 30 2025

Category A: 09:00 AM - 12:15 PM
Category C: 12:15 PM - 12:45 PM

Pickup Location: Miller Drive, Hamilton, ON, L9G 4T4 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #36: Cast Resin Decorative Bowl with Antique Bronze Finish Monkey Bowl

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Auction Details

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, November 30 2025

Category A: 09:00 AM - 12:15 PMCategory C: 12:15 PM - 12:45 PM

Pickup Location: Miller Drive, Hamilton, ON, L9G 4T4 View Map (opens in new window)

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Category A: 09:00 AM - 12:15 PM
Category C: 12:15 PM - 12:45 PM