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Captain Peter Ickes’ House And Tankard Discovery And Historical Connection By James Fritz
plot plan drawn by Jacob Fahnstock, dated ca. 1807, noted that Peter Ickes owned lot 27, upon which my house was constructed, ca. 1760-90. Startling Discovery I am somewhat of a bibliophile, and while at the York Antiques Show, I was perusing a book titled, “The Pennsylvania Germans: A Celebration of Their Works 16831850,” produced jointly by The Philadelphia Art Museum and Winterthur Museum in 1983. Then, I came upon a full-page photograph of a pewter tankard with inscriptions and a man holding a sword on a horse. Then, to my amazement, the words, “Huzza For Capt Ickes, Liberty or Death,” were inscribed on the tankard, made by William Will and in the collection of Winterthur Museum. William Will (1742-98), of Philadelphia, was arguably the most prolific pewterer from the American Revolutionary period. He was famous in his own right, having risen to the rank of colonel in the Continental Army in 1776-77. Soon after the Revolutionary War, Ickes’ men presented him with
This is a story about restoration and discovery of historical connections between my house, Capt. Peter Ickes and his part in the American Revolution. As it developed, I also learned, by chance, of a pewter tankard presented to Ickes following the Revolutionary War. During the Revolution and the weeks leading up to the outbreak of the war, so-called patriots in York County were persecuting neighbors who were pacifist German Baptist Brethren. Peter Ickes, a German speaker now seeking approval from an English speaking society, was willing to fine and seize property from neighbors, pursuant to the Oath Act and Militia Act of 1777 and The front of Capt. Peter Ickes’ house near the town square in 1778. During the Revolution, Abbottstown, Pa. Note dovetailed log ends on left. Quakers, Mennonites and German Baptists and some German speakcould find on the Ickes family. Peter Rauschkammer in the attic to ers were viewed by the gathering Ickes was born in Limerick smoke meats. These antagonists as traitors to the revoTownship, Montgomery County, and Rauschkammers, or attic smokelution and loyal to King George. was a co-founder of Swamp houses, consisted of an enclosed Since landing on the shores of Lutheran church. In 1772, he moved wall built near the chimney that was Pennsylvania, at the invitation of to Berwick Village (Abbottstown, constructed in the attic and rested William Penn, German speakers Pa.), where he served as a postmas- on the floor and attached to heavy maintained their loyalty to a ter, innkeeper, and deacon support beams. Holes were made in monarch, which was part of of St John’s Lutheran the chimney so that smoke could their experience in Europe. Church, located just across surround the meats and round porThey could not grasp an the alley from my house. tals in the gable end allows excess alliance to a piece of paper Peter Ickes (1748-1829) smoke to escape to the outside. I called the Declaration of was a prominent member found numerous “rose head” nails Independence and supportof his community during that had been driven into the hand ed by many Scots-Irish, who the American Revolution. hewn attic rafters and collar ties. in many cases were their He was elected captain of The stone side exhibits antagonists. his militia group early on, “dressed” stone in the front. The In 2001, I was in the and it is believed that he window placement in the rear of the market for a historic house, served as part of a guard stone building is not uniform, but is so when I came upon this force at Camp Security in original. The gable end of the stone quaint duplex near the town York. The prisoners were side exhibits two circular brick porsquare in Abbottstown, Pa., I Hessians along with British tals that are at the attic level. This noticed that the stone side Gen. Burgoyne’s Army. architectural feature is found in had segmented stone arches Ickes’ son George was a barns and dwelling houses in York over the windows and the colonel in the War of 1812 and Lancaster County. Residences roof line had a steep pitch. and is buried along with constructed in the Moravian comThe other side was covered other progeny of Capt. munity in Lititz have many homes with aluminum siding, and it Ickes. with similar portals. All windows had a long concrete porch. I Capt. Peter Ickes House and doors are of large wooden morwas determined to restore The two-story log with tise and tenon construction. The the property and replace stone half dwelling was window sashes are nine over six on features that weren’t origiGeorgian but likely con- the first floor and six over six on the nal to the structure. When Pewter mug/tankard owned by Capt. Peter Ickes, structed by German speak- second floor. Both heavy chevron the aluminum siding came attributed to William Will, ca. 1785, bequest of Henry ers. The log half had interi- doors are reproductions and hung off, I was elated to find a log Francis DuPont, 1967, Winterthur Museum, Image or beaded board walls. The with period strap hinges on pintles. structure with dovetail log courtesy of Winterthur Museum & Gardens. window openings on the The log side of the structure as well ends all in good shape. log side of the house were as the stone side had a “winder” Abbottstown was a way station the tankard for his service. The lengthened and two new windows staircase. A cistern for the collecfor travelers in Colonial times, and tankard is engraved with the above cut out on the gable end, sometime tion of rain water was discovered one can imagine the lines of inscription, “Liberty or Death” echo- in the 1870s or ’80s. after the concrete pavement was drovers cursing and whipping the ing Patrick Henry’s famous speech The stone side of the house had removed. On this cistern now rests oxen while pulling the huge to the Virginia Convention in 1775. original interior doors and hard- a period log water pump with iron Conestoga wagons up the hill, with My heart jumped at this discov- ware, with minimal alterations, and hardware. bells ringing. It was a crossroads ery upon seeing Peter Ickes’ name. had all the hallmarks of an 18thThe common roof is shingled town, linking East Berlin, Hanover, A footnote read he had moved from century Germanic structure, based with cedar (oak) shakes, which is York and Gettysburg. Montgomery County at the end of upon the layout of rooms and their typical of this time period. I had no idea of the structure’s the 18th century to Abbottstown. I utilitarian purposes. Rubble stone Projecting from the cabin is a cenlineage but researched the plans could not believe I was beginning to was used in the rear of the building, tral chimney. This chimney rests on showing the lots laid out for what discover these strands of history, so and there is a 6-feet-deep root cel- cross beams located in the garret of Continued on page 5 was then called Berwick Village. A I gathered all the information I lar under the floor of the cabin, with
Doylestown Arts Festival Announces Artist Lineup Annual Event Set For Sept. 10 And 11 The organizers of the Doylestown Arts Festival are excited to announce the juried lineup of artists who will brighten the borough streets for this year’s event, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 10 and 11, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Local and regional independent artists selected to participate span a variety of styles and mediums, including a mix of interactive and live art. Categories include Fine Art, Glass, Illustration, Photography, Jewelry, Metal, Mixed Media, Pottery, Printmaking, Recycled Art, Textiles, and Wood. As plans for the 2022 festival continue, organizers are hopeful that more artists may be added in the upcoming weeks if space allows. Visit www.dtownartsfestival.com/artists to view artists Continued on page 7
Speciality Coin Online-Only Sales Slated Multiple Sessions Of Lifetime Collection To Be Sold By Gehman Auctions Gehman Auctions of Ephrata, Pa., is putting together a five-session online-only sale of a lifetime coin collection. These sales will run through HiBid.com. The first one is going on currently and will close Wednesday, Aug. 10. It consists of 400-plus lots of rare, silver, key date and colonial currency. Many are graded and mint condition. This is an opportunity to acquire Continued on page 4
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Iconic Art From Frank Miller And Historic Comics, Including Wonder Woman’s Debut, Push Event Into Near-Record Territory If one needed further proof that funny books have become serious business, look no further than the results from Heritage Auctions’ June 16 to 19 Comics and Comic Art Signature Auction. The headline-making event realized $24,262,303, attracted nearly 4,900 bidders worldwide and was a nearcomplete sellout. This was among Heritage’s most successful Comics and Comic Art events in the auction house’s 46-year history. The record was April’s auction that realized more than $27.67 million. The $2.4 million realized for Frank Miller and Lynn Varley’s original cover for 1986’s “Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Book One” garnered international headlines following its sale on day one. The image is as simple as it is
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powerful, a silhouette of “The Dark Knight” in front of a bolt of lightning, splitting a cobalt-blue sky. So immediately recognizable is the image it is instantly identified by readers and often imitated by other artists. “This is an iconic piece of comic art, of comic history,” said Todd Hignite, vice president at Heritage Auctions. “Even the most casual comic fan identifies this artwork right away; it is one of the most recognizable images of one of the most popular superheroes ever created.” Bruce Wayne continues to generate prices befitting his legend. Only last year, the finest known copy of “Batman No. 1” sold for $2.22 million at Heritage to shatter the Dark Knight’s previous world record. The only two comic art lots that sold for more at Heritage Auctions were Frank Frazetta’s “Egyptian Queen,” painted for the cover of comics magazine “Eerie” in 1969, which realized $5.4 million in May 2019, and Mike Zeck and Others Marvel Super-Heroes “Secret Wars #8” story page 25 “Black Costume/Venom” original art, which brought $3.36 million in January 2022. The previous record for the
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no more had a sense of design or taste than the man in the moon. We need to engage future collectors in their own interests. If a 12-year-old wants Pez dispensers, then let’s support that hobby rather than decrying their lack of interest in Queen Anne highboys. They may end up collecting 18th-century furniture or they may choose something else, but the fact is that they at least are collecting. 3.) A truism of the antiques world is that most people begin collecting what their grandparents owned. Grandma and Grandpa’s home was a place of comfort and safety, and so items found there are often what collectors want. For my generation, this led to the craze of collecting golden oak, mission and late Victorian. For my oldest daughter, it is 1970s modern, and for my youngest, well, we have yet to see. 4.) There is the collector mantra that Gen Z and Millennials do not collect and so the trade is dead. I think that is a pretty broad stereotype. My argument would be
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08062 Mullica Hill 856-478-9810 OLD MILL ANTIQUE MALL, 1 S. Main Street. Open Daily, 11-5; Sat. 10-5. Antiques, glassware, records, coins, stamps, military items, collectible toys, trains, linens, books & ephemera.
17331 Hanover 717-637-1612 YESTERYEAR ANTIQUE CENTER, 441 Pine St. Open Daily 10-5. 26,000 sq.ft., 130+ Dealers. Antiques, collectibles, vintage, etc.! Something for Everyone!
08081 Sicklerville 856-545-3187 CARNIVAL OF COLLECTABLES, 368 Cross Keys Rd. Open Wed.- Sat. 10am6pm, Sun. 10am-5pm. 12,000 sq.ft Antique & Arts Mall, over 100 dlrs. www.carnivalofcollectables.com
17547 Marietta 717-604-9222 MARIETTA MARKETPLACE. 16 S. Perry St. New Shop! 10+ dealers with antiques & collec. Vtg. toys, comics, LP’s, coins, jewelry, etc. Hours: 11am5pm, Wed.-Sun. Visit us on Facebook Mktplace or mariettamarketplace.com
08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER, 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers. www.tomatofactoryantiques.com
17572 Ronks 717-687-7787 COUNTRY LOFT ANTIQUES 215 Hartman Bridge Rd. Multi-Dlr. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture. Open 7 days/ week 10-5. www.thecountryloft.net
16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Ave. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Th., Fri., & Sat., 10:30am - 4:30pm, Dlrs. welcome. 16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety. 17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810 STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL, 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322.
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some unique and very early U.S. coins and currency. A highlight is a Vermont 1786 coin. The 1786 coin will be in session four, set to end Wednesday, Sept. 21. Additional highlights include three consecutive 1899 Black Eagle Silver Certificates, appearing in uncirculated condition. To learn more about any of the sales, visit www.gehmanauctions.hibid.co 2022, and it is rapidly growing. m. He is based in Ephrata, Pa. Shane Gehman started To contact Shane Gehman, Gehman Auctions in January call 717-669-9668.
17844 Mifflinburg 540-331-1743 ALL ERAS ANTIQUES, 8335 SR 304. Where deals are made. Priced to sell. Antiques & Collectibles from all eras, furniture - smalls. Easy to reach in central PA. allerasantiques.com allerasantiques@gmail.com 18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles. Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5. 18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. In business 42 years.
18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring 45 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 -5, Sundays 11-4 19464 Pottstown Info: 610-326-1911 MEMORIES N’ MORE, 204 High St. Old paper, ephemera, magazines, books, records, postcards + sundry other goods. Tues.-Sat., 11am-4pm. 19543 Morgantown 610-913-1953 MORGANTOWN MARKET, 2940 Main St.. Hours 10-5 daily. Berks Co. Largest Antique Boutique. Antiques,Collectibles, Vintage Home & Garden Decor.
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07/22/22-08/05/22, SPARKS, 2 WEEKS, ENDS FRI., Nation's Premier Auction of Antique American Stoneware & Redware., Online Only: www.crocker farm.com, Crocker Farm 08/13-27/22, FREDERICK, 2 SAT. (8/13 & 8/27) AT 9AM, Estate Auction- lg. collec. fine, colorful Fentol glass, 2 rare Polar Bear tobacco baseball cards, Joe Tinker card, Johnny Evers card, Frank Chance Sweet Carporal card +others, massive private Nascar collection, Japanese items from late Cpt. Bill Price., Frederick Fairgrounds, 797 E. Patrick St., Bldg. 12, Howard B. Parzow Auctioneer NEW JERSEY 08/06/22, BURLINGTON, SAT. AT 9:30AM, Exotic Estate Auction: Local Burlington items, unique African & Far Eastern furniture, authentic Asian & Polynesian fashions60's/70's, 30+ Cheongsame style dresses from 60's-70's, MCM furn./ smalls, jewelry/ jewelry boxes, candlesticks, Asian pottery/ blue & wht. floor vases, art/ tapestries, books, folkart Treenware, & much more!, 228 Pine St., Chris Doerner, Auctioneer OHIO 08/01-05/22, CARROLLTON, MON.-FRI., Toys & Collectibles incl. 90's GI Joe's -approx. 550/ clothes, 21st cen. dolls, tubs of animals, games: Star Trek Deep Space, Lost In Space, Lord of the Rings, Football games, Barbie camper, red Mustang, jeep w/Ninja Turtles, 26 tubs Mega Bloks, & more!, Online Only: Proxibid.com, Garner Auctioneers PENNSYLVANIA 08/04/22, DILLSBURG, THURS. AT 6:30PM, Ranch Home Real Est. Auction: single-family 3BR & 1 1/2 Bath, approx. 1,600 sq.ft. Eatin kitchen, nice open LR/dining concept, fireplace in LR, basement, attached doub. garage, macad. driveway, enclosed patio. Oil hot water bb heat, mature lot. Built in 1971. Dillsburg Borough, Northern SD. Shown by appt., 24 Greenbriar Ln., Hardy's Auction Service 08/04/22, EAST EARL, THURS. AT 9AM, Catalogued & uncatalogued items/lots: pedal tractors, country primitives, vtg. outboard boat motor, pkg. meters, signs, wdn. wheelbarrow, globes, stamps, artwork, marbles, baseball cards, model ships, propeller, toys, sleigh bells, crocks, tools, mus. instru., dolls, silverware, decoys, early decor, cast iron, comic /Little Gdn. bks., +more!, Live & Online: 1141 Wea Wit St.; www.paauctioncenter.com, PA Auction Center 08/05/22, EAST EARL, FRI. OPEN AT 5:30PM; BEGINS AT 7PM, Abner & Aaron Zook +more 3D Art Auction: 27 pcs. by Aaron or Abner Zook, 12 pcs. by Dan Esh, 1 pc. by Joel Zook, 1 pc. by John Dale- 3D Amish Schoolhouse., 1141 Wea Wit St., PA Auction Center 08/06/22, CARLISLE, ENDING BEGINS SAT. AT 5PM, Antique Glass & Bottle Auction. NY & NJ soda bottles, sandwich/ early blown glass, inkwells. early bottles, Horn of Plenty, Amberina, early Pittsburgh cut glass, whale oil/ kerosene lamps, lg. pres. pitcher, perfumes, Satin & Overlay, Deer & Castle/ lg. candle sticks, & more! 385 lots, individ. & bulk., Online Only: www.rowes auctionservice.com; hibid.com, Rowe's Auction Service
08/06/22, EPHRATA, SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques, collec., toys, model trains, dolls, hh goods, tools. Past blue ribbon neon sign, vtg. police motorcycle helmets, Harley Davidson collec., Coca-Cola/ Disney/ M.Mouse collec., Star Wars figs., cast iron/ copper/ brass, pottery, jewelry, motorized airplane models, model trains/access., sports cards/ mem., sewing mach., box lots, & more!, Horst Auction Ctr., 50 Durlach Rd., Horst Auctioneers 08/06/22, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, 140th anniversary upright Steinway signed piano, antq./ mod. furniture, rugs, table/ floor lamps, leather sofa/ chair, art incl. prints/ paintings, collec., Steinbeck Nutcracker collec., vtg. toys, Nascar, die cast, stoneware, Asian incl. ceramics, Tibetan silver, Cloisonne, woodblock prints, stainless flatware sets, hh items/ hand & pwr. tools., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 08/06/22, JONESTOWN, SAT. AT 8:30AM, Personal Property (8:30am) & Real Estate (12pm). Vehicles, tractor, skid loader, equipment, ATVs, guns, hunting, trapping- bear, deer, shoulder mounts, tools, antiques & collectibles. Approx. 5.5 acres w/3BR, 1 1/2 Bath Farmhouse & 60x42 3-bay shop., 40 Little Mountain Rd., L&H Auctions 08/06/22, ORWIGSBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Mid-cen. Danish Rosewood rolltop desk by Egon Ostergaard, Norwegian leather hunter chair by Bjorn Afdal, firearms, duck decoys,, furn., handcarved African chairs/ tables, maple highboy, oak knockdown wardrobe, gun cab., coins, antq./ vtg., 1960's/70's comicsMarvel, Vampirella, JVC Videosphere TV, toys, Pokemon cards, & much more!, 1506 Centre Turnpike, Blum's / Auction Time Bid Board 08/13/22, MILTON, SAT. AT 8:30AM, DeHart Estate: Great Antqs. incl. signed docs. from Pres. Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, & Franklin Pierce, Pres. early framed & signed land grants. Dec. stoneware (Ack, Hyssong), dec./ nat. furniture, hh items, local/ hard-to-find items, clocks, books of interest, artwork, signed Bradley Shoemaker orig. farmhse. watercolor, country antqs., 875 Mexico Rd., Weaver's Auction Svc. 08/13/22, YORK, SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques, petroliana, artwork, furniture, primitives & jewelry. Vtg. gas pumps: Texaco, Mobilegas, Shell, Harley, Boyce moto meter, 9 Earnest Zimmerman paintings, Bill Rank fruit ptg., Wallace Nuttig print, Roseville & Weller pottery, 71 pc. Int'l sterling flatware Prelude, granite/ redware, antq. baskets, WWII German/ US helmets, & much more!, 2318 S. Queen St., Gilbert & Gilbert Auctioneers, Inc. 08/13/22, YORK, SAT. AT 9AM, 10 Tractors, 8 Vehicles, Equipment, Guns. '68 Buick Skylark, '96 Cadillac DeVille, '62 IH-BC 160 farm truck, '81 Jeep Wagoneer 4x4, JD 820 diesel tractor, guns incl. Rem 700 BDL bolt 223/3-9 scope, many others, hh, antqs.: furn., many crocks, old safe, Maytag ringer washer, farm ptgs., Loretta Gibble drawings/ ptgs., old bottles, & more!, 194 Indian Rock Dam Rd., Kenneth Keeny Auctioneer
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Major Exhibitions, Programs And Events SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR Slated All Year, Centerpiece Being “Modigliani Up Close” Opening This Fall CONNECTICUT NEW YORK 08/20/22, HARTFORD, SAT. 9AM-4PM, 82nd PAPERMANIA + Antq. Paper Show, Advertising & Photography, 1 Civic Center Plaza, XL Center
08/15-21/22, BOUCKVILLE, MON.-SUN., 8AM-5PM, Madison-Bouckville Antique Week, Route 20, Bouckville, NY
DELAWARE 08/20/22, LEWES, SAT. 9AM4PM, Coastal Collectibles & Antique Show, 110 Shipcarpenter St., Lewes Historical Society Main Campus
09/03-04/22, STORMVILLE, SAT. & SUN., 8AM-4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY PENNSYLVANIA 08/13/22, LANCASTER, SAT. 9AM-1PM, 61st Lancaster Hunting & Fishing Show & Sale, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center
GEORGIA 08/11-14/22, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.
08/13/22, SOMERSET, SAT. 8AM-2PM, 51st Annual Somerset Antique & Vintage Fair, Parking Garage on E. Catherine St., Streets of Somerset, PA
09/08-11/22, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg. MASSACHUSETTS 09/01-05/22, PALMER, THURS.SUN., Marier's 43ed Annual Antique Flea Market, 1628 Park St., Palmer, MA
08/20/22, GETTYSBURG, SAT. 9-5; OUTDOOR MKT. 8-2, 2022 Antq. & Vtg. Outdoor Market Store & Warehouse Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg
09/06-11/22, BRIMFIELD, TUES.-SUN., Brimfield Antique & Collectibles Show & Flea Market, Along Route 20, Brimfield, MA
08/20/22, LANCASTER, SAT. 9AM-5PM, 29th Annual Postcard Expo, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center
NEW JERSEY 01/06/22 TO 12/18/22, COLUMBUS, THURS.-SUN., Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market, Rt. 206 South, Delaware Valley, Columbus, NJ
09/23-24/22, YORK, FRI. 10-6 & SAT. 10-5, The Original 179th Semi-Annual York, PA Antiques Show & Sale, 334 Carlisle Avenue, York Fairgrounds Conv. & Expo Ctr., Memorial Hall East VIRGINIA
08/07/22, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN. 9AM-5PM, Historic Viking Village Antique & Collectible Show, 19th & Bayview Ave., Historic Viking Village
09/17-18/22, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9-6 & SUN. 11-5, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center
09/18/22, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN. 9AM-5PM, Historic Viking Village Antique & Collectible Show, 19th & Bayview Ave., Barnegat Light, NJ
10/14-15/22, FISHERSVILLE, FRI. & SAT., 9AM-5PM, 69th Antiques Expo, 277 Expo Rd., Expoland
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the cabin and was used to vent smoke through 8-inch pipes that projected from ten plate stoves. The gable end chimney located on the stone side originates on the first floor of the stone dwelling with a large hearth. From the hearth, one sees an opening that led to an outside “squirrel tail” or “bee hive” oven, which was used to bake bread. Another common feature is a root cellar, located under the
house and accessed from an outside cellar door or under the floor of the dwelling. The Ickes House had an 8-inch-wide water channel that ran through the center of the slate floor that was deeper than the rest of the cellar floor. On either side of the channel, food crocks would be lined up for storage. A stone well is located against the wall at the rear of the house. -J. Fritz, Gettysburg Institute of History
Arts Philadelphia, to bring art and education to the communities we serve. As we enter the Barnes’s second century, we are expanding opportunities for lifelong learning and further deepening our commitment to the institution’s educational mission.” “On Dec. 4, 1922, Dr. Albert C. Barnes received a charter from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to establish the Barnes Foundation, an educational institution dedicated to promoting the appreciation of fine art and horticulture,” says Thom Collins, Neubauer Family Executive Director and President. “Since opening our doors in Philadelphia in 2012, we have deepened our commitment to accessible arts education; diversity, inclusion, and social justice; and the development of new scholarship on the Barnes collection. Dr. Barnes’s pioneering education courses remain essential to our activities, as does his commitment to making art accessible. At the same time, we’ve expanded the education program to include more contemporary topics and approaches, with a diverse array of online and on-site courses that reach learners around the world. Every day, we work to further Dr. Barnes’s educational legacy, to live up to his ideals of inclusion and access, and to break down barriers to participation in the arts.” The centerpiece of the fall season is “Modigliani Up Close,” a major loan exhibition that shares new insights into Amedeo Modigliani’s working methods and materials. On view in the Roberts Gallery starting Oct. 16, “Modigliani Up Close” is curated by an interContinued on page 6
COUNTRY AUCTION BLUE DECORATED STONEWARE * GUNS * COUNTRY STORE ITEMS FURNITURE * DAVID ARMSTRONG & NED SMITH PRINTS * ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES & LOCAL HARD-TO-FIND PIECES * HOUSEHOLD ITEMS We will be selling from the Farm of the Late Max & Mary “Polly” DeHart
SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 - 8:30 A.M. LOCATED: 875 Mexico Road, MILTON, PA 17847 From Milton & I-180 Beltway- East on Rt. 642 approx. 1 mi. turning onto Mexico Road and follow to sale. Signs posted Day of Auction. DECORATED & GLAZED STONEWARE: incl. RARE 1½ gal. D. Ack Mooresburg w/ Dropping Heart Flower, Rohr McHenrey Distilling Co. Pure Rye Whiskey- Benton, PA Jug & More; STORE ITEMS & ADVERTISING: F.W. Leisure “5th Avenue Candy Bar- Buick Regal GoCart w/Briggs Engine, LOCAL MILTON ITEMS: Extremely Rare- L. Huff Groceries & C-Main Street Milton, PA 1 Gal. Blue Stenciled Crock, One of a Kind Hanging Wooden Store Sign: C.W. Ranck & Co. Cash Grocery [Painted & signed by Masters], Miltonian Newspapers Circa [1830-1850], [20] Milton Pattern Glass Goblets, BOOKS OF INTEREST; GUNS; DAVID ARMSTRONG * NED SMITH * BRADLEY SHOEMAKER FRAMED ARTWORK: David Armstrong Signed & Numbered, Ned Smith: Signed Original Turkey Print, Bradley Shoemaker: Original Signed Watercolor of Farmhouse, EARLY TEXTILES; COUNTRY ANTIQUES- FURNITURE & COLLECTIBLES: Selection Of Adams Rose China Pcs, [2] 2 pc. 12 Pane Cherry Corner Cupboards w/1 Drawer & 2 Door Bottom, Paint Decorated Plank Bottom Chairs & Rockers * Deacon Bench * Mammy Rocking Bench [No Cradle Sideboard], Watsontown Wilson Walking Penguin, Westmoreland Sterling Silverware, Flow Blue - Blue Spongeware & Ironstone Pottery, [2] Copper Applebutter & 1 Cast-Iron Butcher Kettle w/Spyder, Royal Doulton Bunnykin Children’s China Pcs, Vintage Slag Glass Table Lamp, Blue Painted 2 Blind Door Low Kitchen Corner Cupboard, Bose Radio w/Remote, CLOCKS, Early Presidential Framed & Signed Land Grants: 1831 Andrew Jackson, 1854 Franklin Pierce, & 1862 Abraham Lincoln, Plus Many More Items Yet To Be DiscoveredPlan To Be With Us! Special Auction Note: Max & Polly have collected thru the years a wide range of Fine Interesting Items- Plan on bringing a friend and spend the day with us. Terms: Cash, or Good PA Check. [Credit Cards Accepted w/4% Service Fee], Out Of State Buyers [Cash or Credit Card] Unless Prior Arrangements have been made with Auction Service.
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This year, the Barnes Foundation celebrates the 100th anniversary of its establishment with a constellation of exhibitions and public programs that reflect its commitments to education, community engagement, and diversity, inclusion, and social justice. Additionally, June marked 10 years since the Barnes opened its doors on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia. Building on the progressive vision of its founder, the Barnes has developed a significant and expanding program of educational initiatives and cultural partnerships designed to serve the community and enrich the lives of audiences everywhere. Since 2012, the Barnes has welcomed 2.3 million visitors; enrolled over 7,500 adult learners in the Barnes–de Mazia Education Program; awarded more than 850 scholarships; launched myriad digital initiatives, including online and hybrid classes; served over 100,000 pre-K–12 students through its award-winning school programs; and presented 25 exhibitions. “Home to one of the world’s most lauded art collections, the Barnes is a cultural gem of Philadelphia and, over the past decade, has blossomed into a gathering place for the community, uniting people across generations and cultures,” says Aileen Roberts, chair of the Barnes Foundation’s board of trustees. “Today, the Barnes is internationally renowned and a cultural force here in Philadelphia working with community partners and change agents like the People’s Emergency Center, Puentes de Salud, and Mural
Folks, Mark Your Calendar for a GREAT Upcoming Auction from the DeHart Estate. We will be selling Great Antiques To Include * Signed Documents From President Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, Franklin Peirce * Decorated Pennsylvania Stoneware Such as Ack, Hyssong, Decorated & Natural Furniture Household Items * Local Items & Many Hard to Find Goodies. MARK THE DATE AND SEE YOU THERE!
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The Morgan Unveils Exterior Restoration Of J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library And Morgan Garden The Morgan Library and Pierpont Morgan’s Library $13 million project, the first Museum unveiled the recent- and the new Morgan Garden comprehensive restoration of ly restored exterior of J. to the public. This six-year, the landmark library’s exterior in its 115-year history, conserves one of the finest examples of Neoclassical architecture in the United States. It also enhances the surrounding grounds, improves the lighting of the
building and enables public access to the 36th street site for the first time in the institution’s history. Visitors to the Morgan will be able to experience the exterior of the library and enjoy the garden through tours offered every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Sunday at 12:30 p.m., and during Saturdays in the Garden, when visitors with museum admission will be invited to relax and enjoy New York City’s newest greenspace throughout the day. To celebrate the completion of the restoration and the garden, the Morgan hosted a Garden
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Here is J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library and the Morgan Garden, looking west toward the Annex. Image courtesy of the Morgan Library and Museum, New York, Brett Beyer, 2022.
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national team of art historians and conservators: Barbara Buckley, senior director of conservation and chief conservator of paintings at the Barnes; Simonetta Fraquelli, independent curator and consulting curator for the Barnes; Nancy Ireson, deputy director for Collections and Exhibitions and Gund Family Chief Curator at the Barnes; and Annette King, paintings conservator at Tate Modern, London. This exhibition is the culmination of years of research by conservators and curators across Europe and the Americas and features over 50 works from major museum collections around the world. Together, the exhibition and accompanying catalogue further understanding of Modigliani’s approach to his art, refine a chronology of his works, and help to establish the locations and circumstances associated with his practice. “Modigliani Up
Close” holds a special significance at the Barnes, as Dr. Albert C. Barnes was one of Modigliani’s earliest collectors in the United States and helped to shape his critical reception in this country. For additional information, visit www.barnes foundation.org.
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10 TRACTORS, 8 VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT, GUNS 68 Buick Skylark, 2 dr, hard top, 350-4 motor, 24,184 mi, 1-owner, garage kept; 96 Cadillac DeVille, 4.6, 38,815 mi; 62 IH-BC 160 farm truck, 12’ bed, 17K GVW, 23,815 mi, 1-owner, garage kept; 89 Chevy 2500 pickup, 4x4, 39,007 mi, 1-owner, garage kept; 89 Ford F-150 4x4, AT, 69,442 mi; 81 Jeep Wagoneer 4X4, AT, 56K mi; 91 Jeep Cherokee, 4x4; Jeep Wagoneer for parts; JD 820 diesel tractor; market & platform scales; egg grader; lots wire egg baskets; sev chicken crates; brooder stove; wood produce boxes & baskets; GUNS: Rem 700 BDL bolt 223/3-9 scope; Rem 700 BDL bolt; 300 Win mag/2.5-8 scope; Rem 760 pump 308/3-9 scope; Win 94-30 lever 30.30; Win 67 bolt single 22; Win 1300 pump 12 ga mag/slug barrel; Win mod 12 pump 12 ga; Ithaca 37 pump 12 ga; York 12 ga single; 22 “cat gun” oct barrel; old double bar mussel loader; hard & soft cases; hunting clothes; game mounts; HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES, ETC: Lg old corner cupboard; porc top kit cab; side board; Victrola; sm sec desk; old table; pump organ; old blanket chests; Lane cedar chest; old butter churn; old cradle; Maytag ringer washer; old safe; butcher bench; sausage stuffer; brass buckets; ladles; slaw cutter; market baskets; sev. metal & wood measures; galv. tubs; copper wash boiler; cherry pitters; LOTS crocks, sm. to 30 gal; dinner bell; old tea kettle; var glassware; old bottles; old ladies sun bonnets; sled; farm paintings; drawings & paintings by Loretta Gibble; +++ more to uncover. NOTE: Most of this equipment was kept inside. INSPECTION: Sat., Aug. 6 & Fri., Aug 12 9AM-6PM. TERMS: Cash or good check. NOTE: Out-of-state checks over $2,000 need bank letter. Announcements sale day supersede all written material. Not responsible for accidents. Refreshments. No buyer’s premium.
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Vintage gas pumps Texaco, Mobilegas, Shell, Harley, Boyce moto meter, A. Sameh Metal statue /fountain, Moreau metal statue/fountain, 9 Ernest Zimmerman paintings (fruit & landscape), Bill Rank fruit paintings, Wallace Nutting print, asst. piece Roseville & Weller pottery, International sterling flatware Prelude 71 pcs., graniteware, redware, antique baskets, spongeware, asst. 14k & sterling jewelry, Hamilton 10K gf watch, 4 guitars, potatobud mandolin, ant. funnel & oil can, WWII German & US helmets, Chro A Harp, daggers, GWTW lamp, service for 22 Noritake Azalea, Early American Fostoria, ant. lamps, wooden fork, salt & pepper shakers, snitz dryer, asst. Longaberger baskets, foot stool, Coke Santa & Christmas ornaments, blanket chest, 2 marble pedestals, claw foot mahog. card table, bow front china cabinet, side by side, dutch table, ant. bed, flour bin table, drop leaf, butterchurn stands, bench, woodboxes, washstand, white clad ice box, dry sink, sm. green cabinet, blind door cabinet, ant. desk, miniature cast iron animals, asst. wooden cabins, Anna Lee pieces, Cairn figurines, heart shaped slaw cutter, cast iron banks, trumpet, lantern, 1880 $10 gold piece on chain - Platinum ladies ring with diamond, Several 14K gold rings, 14K necklace, 10K rings & bracelets, Mens Longines Ultronic watch, Ladies Longines watch, Lady Hamilton 14K watch, & much more. See website for pics. All auction announcements supersede all printed material. Preview Friday August 12 from 6-8 p.m. 10% Buyers Premium. Good Parking – Refreshments Available – Terms: Cash or check with auctioneers approval. Credit cards accepted 3% premium. Estate of Richard Kraft – Estate of Norma Jean Kline & Others
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SELLERS: AUCTIONEERS: Ken Keeny (AU2797L) David Keeney Estate 717-993-3448 Paul Keeney Paul Miller (AA2823L) People’s Bank POA & Exec Dan Keeny (AA19008L) For photos & updates see auctionzip.com #12281. R086857
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Exotic best describes this Burlington estate of a woman diplomat working for the State Department from the 60’s to the 80’s. Stationed in Beijing, Shanghai, Taiwan, & Africa; her career spanned the opening of China to world markets. Her home reflected her life! No Asian export stuff here!! This estate is mostly local tribal Tradesman, Artisans & cottage industry treasures. Clothing collector’s dream: 30+ Cheongsam style dresses from 60s-70s. Vintage Asian, Hawaiian/Polynesian outfits. Copious vintage fabrics incl bundled silk, bought from the Chinese Arts & Crafts Exchange in Beijing. Silk scarves from Paris, NY, Italy, China +. Orig Red Star Communist beret, Egyptian dresses, Full length mink coat. African/Far Eastern Furniture: Antique Black Lacquer Altar Cabinet, 8-panel Room Divider w/carved jade & stone, 2 Antique Empress chairs, Exquisite Hand Carved African Tribal Elder’s chair w/Lions, Burmese stackable food container, Chinese Black lacquer stacking food container w/flowers, Chinese Bar Cabinet with Sigils, (3) Antique Chinese brass & Wooden trunks, Pr. 3’ Moroccan Brass Altar Floor Candlesticks, MCM Moroccan hammered brass tray w/inlay stand. 3’ tall Brass street vendor/tinker stand w/base. Mid Century Mod: Bassett Bed/dining sets +other furniture, honeycomb wire wine-rack, Glass bonsai tree, jade/glass leaf items, Musical cigarette box w/ owl. MCM paperweight base control bubble glass set, Black Americana Ashtray, Pair reticulated lamps w/Chinese dragons, other reticulated lamps. Eclectic Smalls: 30+ Hummels incl lrg Umbrella Boy & Girl, ashtray, Apple Boy & Girl, Boy w/Rabbits Dresser Box, Goebel Friar bookends, Friar Beerstein. Figural Porcelain Buddha Pillows, Cizhou stoneware Cat & Geisha pillows, Antique Chinese brass hand warmers, Brass opium pipes artist stamped, Antique Brass tobacco water pipes, Lacquer & MOP jewelry boxes, Brass bells & gongs inc temple bell. Chinese zodiac & figural jade Chopsticks rests, burnished Bamboo bird cages, containers/reed baskets, Asian blue & white floor vases, folk-art Treenware, Asian T-pot collection, Brass gauntlets, Hand thrown artisan pottery-mini to large, Chinese zodiac hand blown glass minis MIB, +, 120 pc Rosenthal dinnerware set, 30+ PCs Sterling flatware set, Silverplate. Christmas: origami fish mobiles, 50’s ornaments/figures, Lenox Holly dinnerware +. ‘73 Bradley Mickey Mouse watch MIB. Sterling souvenir spoons, Bali chimes, 100’s of books on China. Foreign Press LTD ED incl- “Thailand: Watercolor Impressions” David Cole, autographed. Collected Works of Deng Xiaoping, “The Scholars” Wu Ching-Tzu, Outlaws of the Marsh (3 vols.), Dream of Red Mansions (3 Vols), Journey to the West Wu Cheng’ En (2 Vols). Art, Paintings, Tapestry: 2 Mao Cultural Revolution propaganda Posters, Ganzu horse, bronze man w/drum, Vietnamese oil on canvas workers in rice paddy, Hand colored Temple Rubbings, Rice-paper watercolors, Lovely china girl Reverse painting on glass, Buddhist Temple impressionistic Oil on Canvas, hand woven fabric art of villagers, MCM Stylized Greek in Chariot, carved jade figs, African wood Carvings inc-Stylized antelope held aloft by tribe, Fisherman, bust of 4 villagers, young couples bust, Indonesian puppet, MCM Soapstone Chop mark ink & wax stamps, 2 1980’s Beijing Embassy bi-lingual McDonald’s July 4 posters. Jewelry: Large amount estate fine & designer costume, sterling & turquoise. Amber spider pin +other amber, Art nouveau flower pin, 14 KT gold, rose coral, bone carved necklaces & pins, watches, amethyst & other gems, Walnut shells carved Netsuke style. Cloisonné- some w/OB; vases, trinkets, boxes, bowls, pens, rings, cup plates, minis. Much unlisted. Directions: Rt 130 N or S to Lucas Ford-Columbus Rd. (N Rt 543) to 2nd left Pine st. Signs posted. Bring a chair. Comfort station & shade tents on site. Terms: Cash or Check w/proper ID. CC w/3% processing fee. 10% buyer’s premium for this sale. Questions? Call 609-877-6843 or email dolltoy@hotmail.com. Day of sale 609-560-3247. Auctioneer not responsible for accidents. Absentee and phone bids welcome! R086837
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creativity in Bucks County, Pa. Home to over 8,000 residents as well as the James A. Michener Art Museum, the Mercer Museum and Fonthill Castle, the TileWorks, the County Theater, and a robust array of galleries, restaurants, and locally owned shops and boutiques, Doylestown is nationally recognized as a destination town. The Doylestown Arts Festival is made possible by a small volunteer committee of Discover Doylestown and is presented by the Thompson Organization. For further information, visit www.dtownarts festival.com.
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PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 8:30 AM PERSONAL PROPERTY - 12:00 PM REAL ESTATE 40 Little Mountain Rd.; Jonestown, PA 17087 5.5 +/- Acre Lot w/3 BR 1½ Bath Farmhouse & 60x42 3-Bay Shop has quiet setting w/wildlife, but not far from major routes. VEHICLES: ‘09 Ford F-150 XLT 5.4 Ext Cab 4x4 Auto 143k mi.; ‘01 Ford F-150 XLT Triton V8 4 Dr Crew Cab 4x4 Auto 196k mi.; ‘66 Ford Fairlane 289 4 Dr Project Car (No Title) 3 On The Tree. TRACTOR/ SKIDLOADER/EQUIP: L553 NH DSL Skidloader w/Material Bucket; QA Manure Forks, Farmall 340 NF Gas (Not Running–Stored 20 yrs ago), IH 2 Row Corn Planter, IH Fast Hitch 2 Bottom Plow, Fast Hitch Row Maker, JD GT235 w/48” Deck. ATVS: ‘94 Polaris 400 4x4 w/Plow; Honda 250 2WD; 2 Sled Snowmobile Trailer (No Title). 30 GUNS/HUNTING/TRAPPING; Bear, Deer & Other Shoulder Mounts; TOOLS; ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES; NOTE: Lg volume estate auction selling with 2 rings; Partial, early listing. Convenient parking, great food, tent if needed. Guns not on premises till auction day. AUCTION ORDER: Starting w/ Tools. Vehicles/Tractor/Skidloader/ATVs at 10 AM. Guns at 11 AM. See website for updates! TERMS: Cash, good PA Check or Credit Card (w/ 3% fee).
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT FULL LIST AVAILABLE IN PERSON AT 564 N. READING ROAD, EPHRATA, PA 17522 OPEN DAILY 9-3PM 400+ LOTS OF RARE, KEY-DATE, SILVER & COLONIAL COINS US, SILVER & COLONIAL COINS - SEATED LIBERTY HALF DOLLARS, WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLARS, FRANKLIN SILVER HALF DOLLARS, MORGAN DOLLARS, PEACE DOLLARS, AMERICAN SILVER EAGLES, DRAPED BUST HALF-CENTS, CLASSIC HEAD HALF-CENTS, GRADED & UNGRADED COLONIAL & EARLY NORTH AMERICAN CURRENCY, LIBERTY HEAD LARGE CENTS, FLYING EAGLE CENTS, INDIAN HEAD & WHEAT PENNIES, KEY-DATE LINCOLN CENTS, 2-CENT PIECES, SILVER THREE-CENT PIECES, NICKEL THREE-CENT PIECES, SHIELD NICKELS, 3-LEGGED BUFFALO NICKELS, COMMEMORATIVES, HALF & LARGE CENTS, SILVER PROOF SETS, UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS, STATE QUARTERS, MEMORIAL COINS. HIGHLIGHTS - 1878CC, 1881CC, 1882CC, 1884CC, 1893S, 1896S MORGAN DOLLARS, 1833 CAPPED BUST HALF-DIME, (2) 1937-D 3-LEGGED BUFFALO NICKELS; SILVER QUARTERS -1932D, 1932S, 1937S, 1877 INDIAN HEAD, (2) GRADED 1909S V.D.B, 1955 DOUBLE DIE AU55, 1924-D, 1931-S, 1972 DOUBLE-DIE LINCOLN CENTS, 1760 HIBERNIA HALF P PCGS VF20, 1781 NORTH AMERICAN COLONIAL COIN, 1700S GRADED COINS FROM MASSACHUSETTS, NEW JERSEY & CONNECTICUT. ABSENTEE BIDS ACCEPTED ON LOCATION. BIDDING IS ONLINE @ WWW.GEHMANAUCTIONS.HIBID.COM To consign to our auctions, please contact us at 717-669-9668. Terms: Cash, PA Or Certified Check Or Bank Wire. No out of state checks without prior approval. 13% Buyer’s Premium 3% DISCOUNT FOR CASH OR CHECK All tax-exempt bidders must provide exemption certificate. Absentee bidding and phone bidding may be permitted with prior approval from Auction Company. All announcements made on auction sale date take precedence over any prior written conditions
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SUMMER TOOL SALE SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2022 AT 9:00 A.M. Preview - Friday, August 12, 2022 - 1:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., EPHRATA, PA 17522 Catalogues are available by sending $4 to Horse Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., Ephrata, PA 17522 or may pick up at Horst Auction Center for $2 Catalogue listing along with photos are available on our website: www.horstauction.com
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TOOLS - OVER 600 LOTS OF ANTIQUE TOOLS - IN MAIN AUCTION HALL Outstanding collection of hand wrought tools, many signed by Central Pennsylvania Makers. Edge Tools: Axes, Hatchets & Adze - 6 - Various “Goosewing” axes; Hewing, Broad, Plumb “Champion” & other embossed Felling, double & single poll Mortise & posthole axes, 2 - Framer’s mortise twibils; Camping & trail marking hatchets; Carpenter’s & copper’s adze; Cooper’s, Wheelwright’s & other drawknives; Siding maker’s slicks, Paring slicks; firmer; bench, carving & other chisels (several sets); Race knives & other specialty knives; Wooden Molding Planes - Screw arm & wedge arm plow planes, Complex, Joinery, & bench planes; Transitional planes; (several Lancaster Co. makers) Metal Planes: Stanley: #45 & #55 combination molding planes; Bailey #2-#6 bench planes, #13, #20 & #113 circular planes; #57 core box; several #140 skew block plane; Several #130 dbl.-end planes, #13, #20 & #113 circular planes; #57 core box; several #140 skew block plane; Several #130 dbl.-end block planes; #79 & #99 side rabbet; #95 edge trimming block; #49 & #148 T&G joinery planes; #12 ½ scrapper; spoke shaves & routers; Measuring Devices: Engineer’s “Dumpy” transit/level; Wooden & metal marking gauges; Trammel points; Folding & straight rules; Squares; Wooden & cast-iron levels, Calipers; Stanley, Starrett & other precision measuring tools; Chalk lines & line winders; Asian ink-line box; Machinist tool chest; Shop Related Tools: E.W. Carpenter, Lancaster, 90” wooden workbench w/signed side-vise; adjustable wrenches, combination wrenches, Cooper’s Tools: Scorps & shaves; Augers & reamers; Hammers: Millstone & other stone work hammers; wooden mallets; hand wrought & modern claw hammers; carpenters, crate hammer & variety of metalworking hammers; Saws: Ice harvest saws; variety of Disston, Atkins, Keen Kutter & other handsaws; saws; Butchering saws; Drilling Tools: Rare, “Lancaster Shop,” Kieffer & Auxer signed wooden bigstock brace; Bench top drill presses; Wooden & metal braces; Rightangle braces; patented breast & hand drills; pump & push drills; Hollow & other Auger bit sdets; Lg. to small screwdrivers; Primitives: Keen Kutter oak cased tool set; set of signed E.K. Duck, East Earl, veneering table clamps; Wagon axe holder & assorted hardware; leather shop tools; Cleavers; Butchering & other farm related tools; 2 - small “Ship’s” wheels; Books: Antique tool references; tool catalogs & trade ephemera. Garage Area: Starts at 10:00 A.M. - Antique tool parts, & repair projects: Wooden & metal clamps; carpentry tools; hand saws; hand drills; wrenches; Modern & User tools; & hardware. Accepted Payments - Cash, PA checks and debit cards. No out-of-state checks without prior approval. 3% Auction House Fee will be added to all invoices and will be discounted to 0% when payment is made with cash or approved check. R086787
STEINWAY PIANO: 140th Anniversary Upright. Model #45510. Signed by Steinway! FURNITURE: Antique and Modern. Bedroom Sets; Human Touch Chair; Leather Sofa/Chair; HenkelHarris; Rugs; Table and Floor Lamps; Garden Furniture and Ornaments. ART: Prints and Paintings. Oleg Ulitskiy; Terry Kinney; Deborah Doty; Bruce Johnson. COLLECTIBLES: Steinbeck Nutcracker Collection; Vintage Toys; NASCAR; Die Cast; Stoneware; Quilt; Asian incl Ceramics; Tibetan Silver; Cloisonné; Woodblock Prints. HOUSE & HOME: Hi-Rise Gooseneck Conversion Hitch; Tomahawk Chipper/ Shredder; Wilton Vise; Hand and Power Tools; Stainless Flatware Sets.
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