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Two Of Baseball’s Rarest Cards, Featuring Honus Wagner And Ty Cobb, Make Their Auction Debut Winter Platinum Night Sports Event Set For Feb. 26 And 27 Gary Dean Simpson got into baseball card collecting like many kids. “I was enamored of baseball, I was going to be a baseball player, and it was a bond with my dad.” This was in the 1970s, when Gary Dean was just entering his teenage years, primetime for a wannabe baller with a passion for gathering colorful cardboard keepsakes featuring hardball heroes, especially in small-town Mineral Wells, Texas, where the kid spent blazing-hot, bone-dry summers with his parents, farmers by profession and antique traders by passion. By the time he turned 14, Simpson turned to the buying and selling of cards, taking out ads in “Sports Collectors Digest” and “The Trader Speaks.” He became a treasure hunter, accompanying his grandfather to antique stores in search of old cards to buy and sell. But it was one trip in particular that changed his life and the cardcollecting hobby. “We went out to look at some clocks at an antique shop in Mineral Wells,” Simpson recalls. “My PaPa knew the owner, who had given him a call and said, ‘I know your grandson Gary Dean loves these cards. Well, I got a chest in from St. Louis that you might want to have a look at, because I haven’t seen these cards. I don’t know anything about them.’” Inside that chest, collected in an old family photo album, were seven
Auctions’ Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 26 and 27, Winter Platinum Night Sports Auction, a Honus Wagner graded PSA Near Mint 7 and a Ty Cobb bearing the same grade. That these cards exist at all is astonishing. But Simpson’s cards are truly breathtaking, in that his Wagner card is the only one known to have survived more than a century later, while the Cobb offering is the best example of the eight ever handled by PSA. Continued on page 8
The Honus Wagner is graded PSA Near Mint 7. sepia-toned, blank-backed 3-by-4inch cards featuring game-action photos of deadball players identified only by last name and the teams for which they played. The only other words on the cards identified, Plow’s Candy Collection. Simpson had never seen them before. As it turned out, few ever had. In his “Sports Collectors Bible,” the second edition of which was published in January 1977, Bert Randolph Sugar listed 34 known players included in that particular set of cards, and Simpson had two in his hand not on that list. That made him wonder, who made these cards? And how many of them were printed? Years later, after the Texasbased engineer turned back to card
collecting, those two questions threw him down a rabbit hole from which he has yet to escape. In time, the Plow’s Candy Collection, dated 1912, though sold in 1913 as premiums with chocolate made by the namesake company founded in Chicago in 1885, would come to be known as The Miracle Set. That’s because there are only some 175 so-called E300 cards known to exist today, according to the grading services. And, though the “Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards” lists 69 cards in the Plow’s Candy Collection, even today, it remains unclear how many cards constitute a complete set. This much is certain: Simpson is selling two of his Plow’s Candy Collection cards in Heritage
Popular Elverson Show Is Back Quality Antiques Show To Be Held May 7 And 8 The Elverson Show has returned. After a two-year hiatus due to Covid-19 concerns, the Elverson Antique show will return to the Twin Valley High School on Saturday and Sunday, May 7 and 8. The committee is excited to resume the show, which will continue to feature fine country antiques, folk art, primitives, and decorative accessories. Many of the same dealers are planning to return after patiently waiting for the green light from the school district. The last time the show was held in March 2019, it celebrated its 50th year. The show began as a fundraiser for the Elverson Fire Company, but now is held in the Twin Valley High School and supports the athletic department, specifically the lacrosse team, whose Continued on page 5
The Ty Cobb is graded PSA Near Mint 7.
The Morgan Showcases One Of The Most Influential Songwriters And Recording Artists In American History “Woody Guthrie: People Are The Song” Opens Feb. 18 The Morgan Library & Museum presents “Woody Guthrie: People Are the Song,” running through Sunday, May 22. Curated in collaboration with the Woody Guthrie Center, Woody Guthrie Publications, and music historian Bob Santelli, the exhibition tells the story of the great American troubadour and writer Woody Guthrie in his own words and by his own hand. On view is an extraordinary selection of musical instruments, handwritten lyrics, manuscripts, photographs, books, art, and audiovisual media, assembled from the preeminent holdings of the Woody Guthrie Archive and several private collections. Prominent among these rarely seen objects are the original, handwritten lyrics to “This Land Is Your Land,” one of the world’s most famous protest songs, which Guthrie composed just a few blocks away from the Morgan in 1940. More than 80 years later, this song remains enduringly popular, as Guthrie’s words maintain a vital relevance today. The exhibit traces Guthrie’s life and career through his artistic response to several interrelated themes: place, politics, family, love, and spirituality. Running through these themes is an emphasis on Guthrie’s connection to “people,” to specific people in his life, historical figures of his era, and the anonymous workers, soldiers, and immigrants whose stories appear in so much of his music. Songs like “My Thirty Thousand,” “Deportee,” “The Blinding of Isaac Woodard,” and “Union Maid” express Guthrie’s Continued on page 9
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Pook & Pook Holds Two-Day Auction Krumine Collection, Reading Public Museum Deaccession, Other Consignments Sell By Cynthia Beech Lawrence telephones, and audience. to catch its breath as Lot 5, a “Jas Jacks Charlestown No On Jan. 13 and 14, Pook & Pook continued to demonstrate its Midas touch. The Americana & International sale did well across all categories, with a total realized of $1,778,145 and a sell-through rate of 98.8 percent on 588 lots. Total hammer price came in at $1,429,516, which was 13.84 percent above high estimate. Reserved seating was full for the evening of session one and on day two, and 1,848 registered bidders were distributed across three internet platforms,
Bidsquare accounted for 39 percent of the buyers. Day One started the new year off with a bang as four telephone and multiple floor bidders competed for Lot 1, a fine Berks County painted pine dower chest dated 1806, retaining its original lid decoration and in a remarkable state of preservation, estimated $12,000-$18,000. It was the top furniture lot of the auction, selling for $42,160. The first 56 lots came from the collection of the late Jack and Mary Louise Krumine. The audience had no time
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Christian Alsdorf (1789-1821) Lancaster County ink and watercolor fraktur birth certificate for Judith Alsdorf, b. 1799, estimated $6,000-$9,000, sold to a private Pennsylvania collector for $37,200, the top selling fraktur of the sale. Not skipping a beat, phones wrestled the floor again for Lot 14, a Pennsylvania painted poplar hanging wall box, mid 19th century, retaining its original decoration, estimated at $12,000-$18,000, with a private collector winning at $27,280 on the phone. A bidder on the auction house’s new in-house bidding app PookLive! won Lot 18, a pair of oil-on-canvas still life paintings of fruit by Severin Roesen (1815-72) in original oval gilt frames, for $47,120. A quality selection of fraktur, spatterware, and pearlware followed, leading up to Lot 35, a rare blue spatter pineapple plate, which sold in house for $10,540. Lot 49, a Daniel Otto “Flat Tulip Artist” Centre County ink-and-watercolor
513,” estimated at $8,000$12,000, which brought all seven phone lines plus floor and internet bidders to the action, finally selling to the trade for $59,520. Few clocks by Jacks survived. He initially worked in Jamaica about 1777 and subsequently moved to New York, Charleston and eventually Philadelphia. Whether a bidder desired a carousel horse, cat fraktur, Bucher box, fire helmet, or a haircutting trade sign, obtaining it was going to be a close shave on day one. The morning of day two, bidders were on time for Lot 175, an exceptional Philadelphia Chippendale cherry tall case clock, late 18th century, signed “John Wood Philadelphia,” from the estate of Charles Wilson, Red Lion, Pa., estimated at $8,000$12,000. As with many lots in the sale, the clock was ticking as bids were counted from all directions, internet platforms, three telephones, and audience, selling to a private
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An unusual Pennsylvania painted poplar hanging wall box, likely Amish (Peachey) Big Valley area, sold to a collector for $27,280. Cohen, David A. Schorsch, and Joel and Kate Kopp of American Hurrah, was won by a trade buyer for $17,360. A realistic carved and painted Yellow Shafted Flicker by J. Randolph Rowe (1922-78) sold for $8,060. It brought $5,850 at the Dick and Rosemarie Machmer sale at Pook & Pook in 2008. A Tiffany Studios table lamp with signed leaded lemon leaf shade and patinated bronze footed library base lit up six phone bidders, finally selling for $17,360. The race was on for Lot 224, a copper horse and sulky weathervane with cast zinc head and retaining an old verdigris surface, from a New York collection. It went for $44,640 to a dealer and
was the top folk art lot of the sale. Traditionally an Americana powerhouse, Pook & Pook continued its current string of successes in the category of fine art. Several museum deaccessions were rounded out by fine private collections, generating a great deal of interest and making fine art the top performing category. Lot 274, an Albert Pinkham Ryder (1847-1917) oilon-panel “Moonlit Cove,” estimated at $6,000-$9,000, was won by a private collector on Bidsquare for $24,800. A John Stobart (b. 1929) oil-on-canvas of the packet ship Margaret Evans sailed away with dueling phone bidders for $19,840. Continued on page 6
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Collector Anecdotes And Antics Irrational Exuberance Defines The Hottest Collecting Market Of 2021
By Shawn Surmick On Dec. 5, 1996, acting Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan gave a speech titled “The Challenge of Central Banking in a Democratic Society.” It was during this speech that the term “irrational exuberance” was first used. The phrase gained popularity after the devastating effects of the financial crisis of 2008/09. The term “irrational exuberance” is used when the price of an asset or
commodity objectively becomes extremely overvalued. And while Alan Greenspan applied the term to the stock market and housing markets (bubbles) of yesteryear, in the year 2022, many different asset classes can be defined by the term “irrational exuberance,” including several markets that make up the overall antiques and collectibles trade. Over the past few years, I have sounded the alarm quite often in a lot of my articles in which I truly believe that certain sectors of the antiques and collectibles trade are completely overvalued at present time. Pop culture collectibles in particular have been the subject of a lot of my ramblings concerning the disconnect of supply and demand and any rational pricing on the secondary market. Mentors of mine in the trade have cautiously reminded me time and time again that none of these markets are rational. Even in past
articles, I have alluded to mass speculation and market manipulation as tools being employed by crafty investors to get nostalgia-driven collectors to part with their hard-earned money. These kinds of tactics have been occurring since the infancy of the trade, but the adoption of the internet and hype-driven content that populates social media, collecting forums, and YouTube just add fuel to the proverbial fire. There is, however, one collecting market that has caught fire over the past few years that cannot be ignored, and make no mistake, 2021 was its breakout year. The market for third-party graded factory-sealed video games has now become one of the hottest collecting markets in the trade. Fueled by speculation, market manipulation, and nostalgia, this is and was the hottest collecting market in 2021 and is sure to be even bigger in 2022. If you happen to own any factory-sealed video games from the coveted
original Nintendo, Super Nintendo, or Nintendo 64 eras, now may be a good time to sell. In 2021 alone we saw certain factory-sealed video games change hands for over $1 million or more. Ironically, most of these games that hit this mystical mark could have been had for a small fraction of that amount just a few years ago. However, the market is anything but stable. A copy of Super Mario 64 graded by WATA Games in 9.8 condition sold for a little over $1.5 million, and then a few months later a second copy sold at auction for a little over half that amount, giving some potential investors pause. To be fair, video games represent the next frontier. Do I think the market for graded video games has been manipulated? Yes, I do. Do I think the market is completely overblown at present time? Yes, I do. Do I think some collectors and speculators are going to get hurt by paying some of these record sums that some of these games
bring at auction? Yes, I do. However, do I also think the market is here to stay? Absolutely! A market can exist without it being a great investment and not end up like Beanie Babies. And to be fair, there are some very nostalgia-driven Beanie Baby collectors out there even today. The difference is most collectors are not trying to invest in Beanie Babies for the long term. Sadly, I cannot say the same for most of these video game collectors paying high six- and seven-figure sums for some of these vintage games. “Irrational exuberance” really sums up my thoughts about a lot of collecting markets at present time. However, I strongly caution pop culture collectors and investors as to what is transpiring behind the scenes in a lot of these markets. It is not all based on love and nostalgia, and sadly in the collectibles market today, it is usually the people who simply have love and nostalgia in their hearts who get hurt the most when investors
enter a collecting category en masse. Comic book and Pokémon collectors are starting to learn this lesson all too well as a lot of those individuals are currently priced out of the markets they most adore. This is something coin and currency collectors have to realize as well. In the year 2022, collectibles are no longer just collectibles, they are commodities. And once the average collector realizes that and understands the full risks and rewards that come along with it, only then can he or she attempt to see the market for what it is. It is both a sad time and a very exciting time to be involved in the antiques and collectibles trade. Until next time.
Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace.
Brandywine River Museum Celebrates Artist Wayne Thiebaud’s Life With Survey Of 100 Paintings, Prints And Drawings Exhibit To Run Until April 10 Recently opening and and running through Sunday, April 10, the Brandywine River Museum of Art presents “Wayne Thiebaud 100: Paintings, Prints, and Drawings.” Highlighting the full range of this iconic American artist’s work made over 70 years, the exhibition features a spectacular selection of his paintings, watercolors and prints. Created on the occasion of Thiebaud’s 100th birthday, the exhibition now also
serves as a fitting tribute to his remarkable career following the artist’s recent death on Dec. 25, 2021. Organized by the Crocker Art Museum, in Thiebaud’s hometown of Sacramento, Calif., and curated by its associate director and chief curator, Scott A. Shields, “Wayne Thiebaud 100” is the largest exhibition of the artist’s works in 20 years. Drawn from the collection of the Thiebaud family and foundation, as well as from the
Crocker Art Museum’s holdings, the retrospective includes works from every period of the artist’s long career, including many that have never been shown publicly. Earning both national and international recognition for his work, Thiebaud (1920-2021) first came to prominence in the early 1960s with a group of works depicting pies, cakes, ice cream cones and other sugary treats executed with thick, lusciously painted brush strokes. By the mid1960s, Thiebaud was also creating beautifully realized figure paintings and landscapes, gaining increased
attention in the 1970s for his dizzying interpretations of the San Francisco cityscape. Many of these same qualities are exemplified in a group of paintings the artist began in the mid1990s of sweeping, bird’seye portrayals of Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta scenes. Concluding with Thiebaud’s return to the figure, the exhibition also includes the artist’s newest body of work, circus clowns, revealing his extraordinary and expansive practice over seven decades. “Wayne Thiebaud was a towering figure in American art. As influential a teacher
as he was an artist, Thiebaud developed a singular style with which he created a highly personal yet accessible body of work ranging from the desserts for which he’s best known, that subtly reference the country’s consumerist culture, the vertiginous landscapes and cityscapes of his beloved California, and the figural paintings in which the artist isolates his subjects in blank settings almost like natural history specimens,” said Thomas Padon, the James H. Duff director of the Brandywine River Museum of Art. Spanning two floors of galleries in the museum’s
historic Mill, this exhibition at the Brandywine will allow visitors, as Padon added, “to appreciate the totality of Wayne Thiebaud’s artistic vision and the rich sensations he infused into all his work.” The Brandywine River Museum of Art will be the fourth stop for this exhibition, which previously traveled to the Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio; the Dixon Gallery and Gardens in Memphis, Tenn.; and the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, Texas. It will then be presented at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, Calif. The exhibition is Continued on page 5
Every Saturday & Sunday Wayne Thiebaud’s “Boston Cremes” from 1962 is an oil-oncanvas, 14-by-18 inches, Crocker Art Museum purchase, 1964.22, courtesy 2022 Wayne Thiebaud / Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), N.Y.
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Metropolitan Museum Of Art Announces Gift Of Rare Painting By 17th-Century French Artist Nicolas Poussin “Agony In The Garden” Currently On View The Metropolitan Museum of Art recently announced it has received a gift from Jon and Barbara Landau of an exceptional painting by Nicolas Poussin (1594–1665), a French artist who changed the course of European painting and set the terms for subsequent generations of artists. “Agony in the Garden,” created between 1626–27, is one of only two unanimously accepted works by Poussin executed in oil-oncopper rather than on canvas, which he used more typically. This important addition to the Department of European Paintings brings The Met’s holdings of paintings by Poussin to seven, making it the largest and most comprehensive collection of the artist’s work outside Europe. “We are thrilled to add this remarkable painting to The Met’s collection,” said Max Hollein, Marina Kellen French director of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. “Poussin has always been part of the museum’s history, his “Midas Washing at the Source of the Pactolus” was purchased as part of The Met’s founding collection in 1871, and this latest addition further cements the museum’s position as a leader in presenting works by the great classical French painter. It takes passionate connoisseurs like Jon and Barbara
Landau to acquire arriving in Rome, such a momentous when he had not yet work, and we cannot attained a firm footing thank them enough in the city’s art world. for their incredible It would soon enter generosity in gifting the collection of Carlo this masterpiece to Antonio dal Pozzo, the The Met and sharing brother of the antithis important paintquarian-connoisseur ing forever with the Cassiano dal Pozzo, public.” who would become “This ambitious Poussin’s greatest work, having belonged Roman patron. A Latin to one of the most inscription written important Roman colacross the back of the lectors of the 17th work is consistent with century, has been the way in which the prized from the Dal Pozzo collection moment it was paintwas inventoried. The ed. This gift gives The painting had been Met the only Poussin known through invenon copper in a musetories and references um collection. We look by the most illustrious forward to studying visitors to Rome in the this rare painting fur17th and 18th centuries, ther and to sharing it but was lost until 1985, with The Met’s visitors, when its rediscovery thanks to the tremenwas heralded as a dous generosity of Jon major addition to and Barbara Landau,” Poussin’s corpus. added Stephan In this intimately Wolohojian, John scaled, jewel-like Pope-Hennessy curapainting, a zig-zag tor in charge of the composition unites Department of two scenes: Christ European Paintings. anticipates his mortal “We have lived with Nicolas Poussin’s (French, 1594–1665) “Agony in the Garden” was done death by crucifixion, Nicholas Poussin’s in 1626–27, oil-on-copper, 24 1/8-by-23 1/8 inches, courtesy The while his disciples “Agony in the Garden” Metropolitan Museum of Art, gift of Jon and Barbara Landau in honor of slumber. The monufor the last 22 years, Keith Christiansen. mentality of the figwhere it has been a ures in the foreground glorious daily presence. art we love. We’re thrilled public, we will always be and the architecture demonWhen it came time to find a that, although it is no able to enjoy it,” comment- strate Poussin’s fascination new home, our only thought longer ours, the work has ed Jon and Barbara Landau. with the classical world, Poussin executed while the treatment of light was The Metropolitan been placed in such a perMuseum of Art, where we fect location and that as “Agony in the Garden” at a and the cascade of putti learned so much about the part of the museum-going pivotal moment just after come from his interest in
Venetian Renaissance painters. As he forged his identity as a major force in European painting, Poussin would continue to emphasize the relationship to antiquity and classical sculpture, leaving an indelible impact on the history of art. The work is now on view in Gallery 621. More information is available by visiting www.metmuseum.org. About Jon and Barbara Landau Longtime supporters of The Met, Jon and Barbara Landau collect widely in European art, notably focused on the Italian Renaissance, with works by Titian, Jacopo Tintoretto and Donatello, and 19thcentury French painting, including canvases by Eugène Delacroix, JeanBaptiste-Camille Corot, Jean-François Millet and one of the largest private holdings of paintings by Gustave Courbet. Mr. Landau serves on The Met’s Visiting Committees for European Paintings and Paintings Conservation. He and Mrs. Landau are Friends of European Paintings and Wrightsman Fellows of the Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts. In celebration of The Met’s 150th anniversary in 2020, they made a promised gift of a pioneering landscape by Théodore Rousseau, titled “Hamlet in the Auvergne.”
Major Milton Avery Retrospective Coming To The Wadsworth Atheneum, Where Artist Got His Start, Before Traveling To London Exhibit Will Run In Hartford From March To June Before Going Overseas Fort Worth, Texas, and will be on view at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art from Saturday, March 5, to Sunday, June 5, before its final showing at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. The exhibition brings together nearly 70 works of art representative of Milton Avery’s signature themes, including serene landscapes, portraits, and large-scale abstractions. Its presentation
at the Wadsworth is a significant homecoming, considering the artist’s long-standing ties to the museum and the state. “Visitors will see some of the earliest paintings Avery made right in and around the city of Hartford and then follow his artistic evolution into a significant modern artist,” says Erin Monroe, Krieble curator of American Paintings and Sculpture at the
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Beginning in Hartford in the early 1900s, American painter Milton Avery (1885–1965) forged a staunchly independent path as an artist. Today, Avery is celebrated as a preeminent modern painter and one of the greatest colorists of the 20th century. The first large-scale survey on the artist in three decades, “Milton Avery” will travel to Hartford, Conn., after its debut at the Modern Art Museum in
Wadsworth. “This is a long overdue celebration of a fascinating artist whose professional life spanned major art movements in the United States, including American Impressionism and Abstract Expressionism, and whose paintings can be considered an unexpected link between the two.” Milton Avery grew up outside of Hartford and studied at both School of the Art Society of Hartford (now the Hartford Art School, then housed at the Wadsworth Atheneum) and the Connecticut League of Art Students. From 1905 to 1925, while working full-time in various area factories, Avery continued taking art classes, gradually finding his artistic footing in the region. In 1915, Avery exhibited his first painting in the Wadsworth Atheneum’s Annex Gallery, an exhibition space adjacent to the museum’s main building. Avery continued to show his work in solo and group exhibitions in Hartford’s art galleries and at the Wadsworth Atheneum throughout the following decade. Even after Avery left Connecticut for New York City in 1925, he would continue to exhibit work in Hartford and would return to the area to visit family and friends.
Spanning three galleries at the Wadsworth, this survey features some of Milton Avery’s most celebrated paintings from the early 1910s to the 1960s, tracing his artistic development from impressionistic landscapes to radically simplified compositions featuring flattened forms and innovative colors. Avery’s imaginative palette, often described as “poetic,” and balance of form influenced a younger generation of artists such as Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, and Adolph Gottlieb, who he befriended and mentored. In Rothko’s words, Avery celebrated the world around him with a poetry that “penetrated every pore of the canvas to the very last touch of the brush.” “Milton Avery was inspired by the extraordinary collections at the Wadsworth Atheneum and the people and places of Connecticut, so we are delighted to be bringing his work back to our city,” said Matthew Hargraves, Robert H. Schut, Jr., interim chief curator at the Wadsworth. “It is especially satisfying to be partnering with the Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth and the Royal Academy in London to transport Avery from his roots in Connecticut and introduce
him to new audiences in Texas and in Britain.” This exhibition is organized by the Royal Academy of Arts, London, in collaboration with the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art; curated by Edith Devaney, formerly the modern and contemporary curator at the Royal Academy of Arts and now managing director and curator of the David Hockney Foundation. It is accompanied by a major catalogue featuring essays by Edith Devaney; Erin Monroe; Marla Price, director, The Modern Art Museum Fort Worth; and a conversation with the artist’s daughter, March Avery Cavanaugh. Exhibition and Program Support Support for this exhibition is generously provided by The Milton and Sally Avery Arts Foundation Inc. and The Saunders Foundation. Sustaining support for the Wadsworth Atheneum provided by the Greater Hartford Arts Council’s United Arts Campaign and the Department of Economic and Community Development. About the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Founded in 1842 with a vision for infusing art into the Continued on page 7
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accompanied by a richly illustrated catalogue chronicling the artist’s visual journey and artistic influences, with fresh scholarship by Crocker Art Museum’s associate director and chief curator Scott A. Shields; Julia Friedman, art writer and curator; Margaretta M. Lovell, Jay D. McEvoy chair and professor of the History of American Art, University of California, Berkeley; and Hearne Pardee, professor of art, University of California, Davis. Mary Okin,
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A painting by Vasilii Vasilievich Vereshchagin (Russian 18421904), an atmospheric oil-on-canvas scene of a Russian priest studying scripture near a window, sold for $80,600 to the trade. It was deaccessioned from the Reading Public Museum.
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Bidder. Two small lots from the estate of Fred Eyster, York, Pa., brought big prices, as Lot 391, four carved butter prints, sold for $3,720, and Lot 404, two miniature Pennsylvania redware pie plates, $3,720. A silk-on-linen needlework coat of arms of the Pratt family of Connecticut, ca. 1800, labeled “The Pratt Arms” and initialed “E.P.,” was typical of the raised and padded metallic embroidery work executed at the Patten School. With provenance from Stephen and Carol Huber, the needlework sold for $9,300. A collection of highly decorative silver, ranging from Egyptian revival to Georgian to zoomorphic, performed well. The Dame Elisabeth Frink (British 1930-93) patinated bronze The top item was Lot 490, a “Midas Head” sold to the trade for $47,120. Bailey & Co sterling silver
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berry bowl with intricate wirework strawberry design, selling for $9,300. Bidding was strong right to the end, with Lot 578, a Chinese export brown Fitzhugh tureen and undertray, the tureen initialed “RRT” for Richard Renshaw Thomson (1799-1824), and the undertray “JRT” for his brother, John Renshaw Thomson (1800-62). The Thomson family’s involvement with the China trade began with Edward Thomson (17711853), a wealthy Philadelphia ship owner and merchant. Both sons were appointed as U.S. consul in Canton. A floor bidder won the tureen for $7,440. For more information about this or upcoming auctions at Pook & Pook, visit www.pookandpook.com.
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This tiger maple shelf with an assembled grouping of 35 period wallpaper boxes, sewing birds, carvings, and pin cushions sold to a dealer for $17,360. Paul and Rita Flack first put the collection together. Artist and collector Barry Cohen added to it. The collection sold for $40,250 in 1993 at the Fendelman sale through Sotheby’s.
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The second of two Severin Roesen lots in the sale, an oilon-canvas still life with fruit on a slab table, estimated at $10,000-$15,000, was won for $22,320. The highest price achieved in the sale was Lot 325 by Vasilii Vasilievich Vereshchagin (Russian 1842-1904), an atmospheric oil-on-canvas scene of a Russian priest studying scripture near a window. Property deaccessioned from the Reading Public Museum and bearing a stamp verso “A.A.A. Verestchagin Collection, November 17th, 1891,” the painting brought worldwide
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attention. This painting sold to the trade for $80,600. A Dame Elisabeth Frink (British 1930-93) patinated bronze “Midas Head” was in high demand, going to the trade with the golden touch for $47,120. The remainder of the day brought a great deal of variety and another provenanced highlight, Lot 347, a Robert Wellford Philadelphia Federal carved pine mantel, early 19th century, which was removed from White Hall Farm mansion near Churchtown, Lancaster County, and documented in “Utility and Beauty,” by Mark Reinberger. The mantel sold for $9,920 to a PookLive!
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03/10-12/22, SHIPSHEWANA, THUR. 4PM; FRI. 9AM; SAT. 8:30AM, Tools, adv. signs, 50+ salesman samples & store models, country store items, crocks, farm items, brass railroad bells, cast iron bells, early wooden duck decoys, mech. banks, pedal toys, pair 45" fancy White Mfg. hearse lamps, custom 1/3 scale John Deer GP tractor/grav.wagon, rare 5' Town Sq. 'Glowing' traffic sign w/kero.lamp, & more!, Live & Online: 890 S. VanBuren St.; auctionzip & liveauctioneers.com, Chupp Auctions & Real Estate, LLC NEW JERSEY 02/24/22, BURLINGTON, THURS. AT 6:30PM, Antiques & Collectibles Auction., Live & Online: 424 High St.; antiquesnj.com; auctionzip.com, Burlington Antiques 02/28/22, BURLINGTON, MON. AT 5:30PM, Art incl. oils, charcoal, water colors, Roseville, Weller Red Wing, art deco, S.A.R. 1911 medal, J. Chein roller coaster, Gibson guitar, ephemera, Corsair clock, Edsel promo, toys, wide variety!, K. of C. Hall, 366 E. Broad St., C&M Auctioneers NEW YORK 02/25/22, ALLEGANY, FRI. AT 4PM, Annual Multi-Estates Auction. Mills slot machine, War Eagle slot mach., winged griffin oak sideboard, Black Forest carved bench, hand-painted porcelain, porcelain adv. sign, massive carved oak table, Ansonia clock, Checz glass collec., 50+ oriental rug collec., antq. toys, RR lanterns, Olean stoneware, Red Goose Shoes adv. & much more!, Live & Online: Rbt. Livingston Community Event Ctr.,188 W. Main St.; liveauctioneers & auctionzip.com, United Auctions & Antique Purchasing 03/13/22, NEW YORK, SUN. AT 11AM, Curated Antique, Vintage & Modern Rugs offered for a fraction of orig. prices!, Online Only: w w w. n a z m i y a l a u c t i o n s . c o m , Nazmiyal Auctions PENNSYLVANIA 02/12-26/22, CARLISLE, SAT. 5PM - SAT. 5PM, Advertising, Country, Guitars, Sports & Furniture. Mickey Mantle & Yankees scrapbook w/cards, sports related items, dec. stoneware, old bottles, miniatures, Coke/oil/cigarette adv., carousel horse, Swiss music box, Edison phonograph, Erie cast iron skillets, Victorian paintings, marble top stands & washstands, etc., Online Only: hibid.com, Rowe's Auction Service
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02/26/22, DILLSBURG, SAT. AT 9AM, Haar's Sportsman Auction: Hunting, Fishing, Guns, Etc. 50+ guns, hard/soft gun cases, gun vise, rifle clips, Leupold & Nikon scopes, Winchester/other spotting scopes, reloading equip., tree stand, ammo, archery, 3 cross bows w/scopes, 2 Ben Pearson recurve bows, fishing rods, licenses, reels, tackle boxes, mounted Palomino trout, etc., 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy's Auction Service 02/26/22, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Fine & Decorative Arts Auction. Silver, jewelry, collec., clocks, fine, dec., Asian arts, furniture, rugs: 14k 4.5 CTW diamond waterfall ring, 14k Brutalist emerald & diamond ring, 19th cen. French Boulle ink stand, Chinese art deco room-sz. rug, John Albert Perry Co. tall case clock, Pierre Auguste Renoir, & much more!, Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 02/26/22, SPRINGTOWN, SAT. AT 9AM, Lg. selec. vtg. fishing poles, reels, lures & tackle, incl. bamboo, mod. fiberglass & graphite poles, fishing creels, fiberglass canoe, beer / tobacco adv., collectibles, tools -hand, sm. power, billiard table, Major upright comb. safe. , Springtown Vol. Fire Co. Bqt. Hall, 3010 Rte. 212, Robert H. Clinton & Co., Inc. 02/27/22, READING, CLOSING BEGINS SUN. AT 6PM, Roadside America Mementos Auction. Model buildings, O gauge train cars, cast iron & metal vehicles/figures, salt & peppers, pitchers, trays, mugs, cups, shot glasses, postcards, textiles, magnets, old time games, vtg. signage, electron tubes, PA Dutch Gift Haus: 1907-1960 PA license tags, PA German dec. items, & more!, Online & Absentee Only: www.auctionhowze.com, The Renaissance Auction Group 02/28/22, DILLSBURG, MON. AT 6:15PM, 2 Auctioneers: 1 Tools/Box Lots & 1 Furniture. Consignment of local estates, furniture, sofas, beds, chairs, dishes, collec., primitives, table/chairs, chest drawers, stands, box lots, tools, low mlg. vehicles., 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy's Auction Service 03/01/22, DALLAS, CLOSING TUES. AT 7PM, 300 Lots fine merchandise, incl. 100 lots phonographs, gramophones, cylinder players, Regina/other music boxes & music cabinets/access. High end fountain pens, sports mem. incl. Pittburgh Penguins, gold/other jewelry, coins, ster. silver, antq. furniture/ collec. & artwork., Online Only: traversauctions.com; backmountainauctions.com, Traver's Auctions & Back Mountains Auctions
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02/26-27/22, SARASOTA, SAT. & SUN. AT 11AM, Two Day Fine Art & Antiques Auction, incl. 1,400+ lots! Art incl. Leonardo Nierman, Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, Edward Page & more. Steuben glass collec.V, art glass sculptures, lg.collec. Staffordshire, pair lg. Burmese silver heavy relief bowls, Tiffany & Co. grapevine desk set, jewelry, Chinese jade, antq. Russian icons, oriental rugs, etc., Live & Online: 522 Pineapple Ave.; SarasotaEstateAuction.com; LiveAuctioneers; Invaluable; Bidsquare.com, Sarasota Estate Sales
02/16/22-03/15/22, YORK HAVEN, CLOSING TUES. AT 6:30PM, 50+ yrs. lifetime collector downsz. estate- 250+ lots incl. vtg. coin-op train kiddie ride, Bally Supreme pinball machine, John Deere pedal tractor, high wheel bicycle, Victorian era furniture, glass/china, collec., Bonanza cherry pitter, Hubley cast iron door stops, hand-knotted wool rugs, brass/copper kettles, children's furniture, doll furniture & more!, Online Only: w w w. J e n n i n g s A u c t i o n . c o m , Jennings Auction Group
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Nazmiyal Rug Auction Set For March 13 auction features a phenomenal, carefully curated collection of fine and decorative pieces sourced from private estates and collectors worldwide, as well as a unique selection of vintage Scandinavian and Moroccan rugs directly from Nazmiyal’s collection. These and many other magnificent vintage and antique rugs are to be auctioned at a fraction of their original price, with some of the lots being offered without any reserve. Consequently, the sale presents a rare opportunity for dealers, interior designers, and collectors to find outstanding deals on
valuable antique carpets and textiles in a wide range of sizes, from a 28-foot antique Persian Khorassan rug (lot 4095) and 25foot antique Persian Kerman (lot 4096) to a small tribal antique Yomut horse cover (lot 4135) and antique Turkish Yastic area rug (lot 4122). Among the pieces that are particularly exciting include the Chinese include several tribal rugs rugs (lots 4009, 4036, 4071) (lots 4007, 4008, 4058), a and a spectacular antique group of artistic Scandinavian Farahan Sarouk (lot 4162) in rich sapphire blues, hot reds, and jewel tones. Other exceptional, noteworthy pieces in this auction
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for long stretches of time (due to “marital affairs and financial shenanigans,” Simpson says), yet was still present enough to create candy parlors more like palaces for Chicago socialites. By 1904, Plows was sponsoring the World’s Fair in St. Louis, where he opened a candy factory and store in 1890. But Edward Plows only lived until 1906, dying at the age of 51 due to illness. The business fell to his wife, Sallie, who oversaw operations in Chicago and St. Louis (by then, home of the flagship) and helped the company turn a modest profit until bankruptcy came for the chocolatier in 1912. But as Simpson writes, a new president, W.R. Burnet, and an infusion of cash helped revive the company. The factory was expanded and updated, while the company turned to baseball cards to bolster flagging sales. That now-impossibly rare series of cards features players from teams popular throughout the Midwest: the Cubs and White Sox in Chicago, the Browns and Cardinals of St. Louis and so on. Cornelius “Con” P. Curran, namesake of a well-known printing company in St. Louis, was enlisted to produce the cards, as he had a longstanding relationship with the hometown “Sporting News.” Simpson eventually discovered that the cards were made using photographs taken by the Chicago Examiner’s Francis P. Burke, whose portraits of
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uploading a photograph of a room. Clicking on any rug in the sale makes it possible to see exactly how the piece will look in the space, how well it will fit (with options to move the rug to different areas and directions) and how well it blends with the décor. Further information about how this works can be found at https://www.nazmiyal auctions.com/augmentedreality-rugs/. There is a Nazmiyal Auctions online bidding platform as well as through LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, and Bidsquare. Previews can be arranged by appointment. For further information, call 212-545-8029 or email auction@nazmiyal.com.
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Heritage Auctions When asked why he would part with such extraordinary rarities, Simpson is quite clear: He hopes the sale of these cards will help make people aware of the long-gone candy company and its namesake, Edward Plows, with which Simpson long ago became obsessed, as he will happily admit. That card find in 1977 led Simpson to write a book, 2019’s self-published “The Hunt for Plow’s Candy Collection,” which he has turned into a screenplay and adapted into a graphic novel. “I think we all love to find that moment where we go: Wow,” Simpson says. “And I’ve had my wow. I’ve been working on this all my life.” When people ask why he’s selling now, Simpson says, “I have all this in my head. I’ve written a book, I’ve written a screenplay. I know Edward Plows. I’ve lived it, and I would like to share it in a bigger way. And how does that bigger ambition start? With a conversation.” Simpson, who eventually enlisted researchers in Chicago and St. Louis, can talk for hours about Edward Plows, a native of New York who moved to Chicago in the early 1870s, fell in with the city’s elite, and “ventured into the circuit of private clubs and the baseball park, the first generation of the rich and famous,” Simpson writes in his book. He was a mercurial, mysterious and “bombastic” figure, Simpson says, disappearing
Marta Maas rugs (lots 4039, 4041, 4043), stunning Persian Heriz Serapi carpets (lots 4015, 4060, 4061, and 4066) and rare, 17th century Ottoman textiles (lots 4050, 4051, and 4053). Each lot has been fully cataloged by a team of accomplished experts and can be viewed on the Nazmiyal Auctions website at https://www.nazmiyalauctions.com, along with highresolution photographs, condition reports, and comprehensive, informative descriptions. A unique bonus of Nazmiyal auctions is the special room builder feature. This allows buyers to view carpets as they would appear in a home setting by quickly
deadball stars make up David Phillips’ essential and longout-of-print 1975 book, “That Old Ball Game: Rare Photographs From Baseball’s Glorious Past.” Simpson tracked down Phillips, who still had Burke’s glass plates. Phillips offered to make some images from the ancient negatives, which included the very Honus Wagner image used on the Plow’s Candy Collection card in the February auction. “Those who see the card today say, ‘Wow, that may be one of the most beautiful Honus Wagner cards I’ve seen,’” Simpson says. “That’s because it’s captured action. It’s sepia, golden from the standpoint of details.” Simpson even discovered how much the cards cost to make: 52 cents, or $14.95 in today’s dollars. The box of chocolates that accompanied each one cost a nickel. At that price, one would think more cards would have survived. But Simpson estimates that there are maybe 200 out there, among them the 175 that have been graded and added to census reports. “And why?” Simpson says. “Well, say you’re a wealthy family and you get this wonderful box of chocolates and a card. Now, what are the odds that you care about the card?” “And that’s what makes this a miracle,” he says. “If you were one of those few who liked it, you said, ‘Well, where am I going to keep this?’ You would put it in a book, or, if you’re a real baseball fan, you had a photo album that you stuck it in. And that’s how (these few survived), because you had to protect it.” And now, for the first time, two of the survivors come to market, each featuring a Hall of Famer, each the very best of the very best of the Plow’s Candy Collection to see the light of day. All because Gary Dean Simpson wants people to know the story he will spend the rest of his days telling to anyone willing to listen. The tale of Plow’s Candy, he says, has “a legacy that’s richer than a tradable card. And I can tell you one thing: You can have a card that no one else has. And that is pretty cool, because I did it.” To learn more, visit www.HA.com.
Exhibition Of More Than 100 Unique And Notable Works By Acclaimed Pop Art Icon Opens March 12 The James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Pa., is pleased to present “Keith Haring: A Radiant Legacy,” an exhibition of more than 100 unique and notable works from a private collection, on view Saturday, March 12, to Sunday, July 31. Included in the Michener exhibition are two rare Subway drawings, complete suites of many of the artist’s icon print series
and “Medusa Head” (the largest print in the artist’s oeuvre). Keith Haring (1958-90) was arguably the most accomplished and prominent American artist of the 1980s. Born in Reading, Pa., and raised in nearby Kutztown, Haring developed an early love for drawing. Through his friendship with artists Kenny Scharf and Jean-Michel Basquiat, he
became interested in the colorful graffiti art of city streets, which would influence his meteoric rise. Working in a variety of mediums, including paintings, prints, posters, drawings, sculpture, and street art, Haring developed a style that was instantly recognizable. During his brief 10-year career, Haring rewrote the Continued on page 11
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outrage at the racial and labor injustices experienced by his fellow Americans, while lyrics to “Ingrid Bergman” and “Joe DiMaggio” speak to his interest in prominent figures of the 1940s and the compelling stories of their lives. An icon of the Depression era and the author of more than 3,000 folk songs, Woody Guthrie (1912–67) is one of the most influential songwriters and recording artists in American history. But he was not only a songwriter, and his subject matter extended well beyond labor politics. The full
QUALITY AUCTION FEBRUARY 28TH Starts 5:30 P.M. K of C Hall, 366 E. Broad St., BURLINGTON, N.J. C & M Auctioneer on Facebook; call 609-216-0383 INCLUDING: ART oils, charcoal, watercolors, Roseville, Weller Red Wing, Art Deco, S.A.R. 1911 medal; J. Chein rollercoaster, GIBSON guitar, ephemera; Corsair clock, Edsel promo, toys, wide variety. All items sold as is/where is w/no implied guarantee. Owner and auction not responsible for accidents of premises. Cash or check; no credit cards accepted. NO Buyer’s fee. NO MASK/NO BID Consignments/purchases must be removed at the end of the sale.
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corpus of his creativity, including lyrics, poetry, artwork, and largely unpublished prose writings, encompassed topics such as the environment, love, spirituality, family, and racial justice. Guthrie developed a personal philosophy that has impacted generations of Americans and inspired musician-activists from Pete Seeger and Bruce Springsteen to Ani DiFranco and Chuck D. As Bob Dylan noted of Guthrie, “You could listen to his songs and actually learn how to live.” An array of engaging public programs will accompany the exhibition. To learn more, visit www.themorgan.org.
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Approximately 50+ GUNS (list on website); HUNTING: Hard & Soft Gun cases; Gun vise; Bulls Bag gun rest; Rifle clips; Leupold & Nikon Scopes; Winchester & other spotting scopes; Reloading dies (256 Win, 218 bee, 22 Hornet, 220 Swift, 300 H&H magnum & many other calibers); Reloading equipment; posters; tree stand; AMMO: 22 hi-power, 30 Rem, 303 Savage, 250-3000, 7MM-08, 257 Roberts, 38 Cal, 22 Cal, 30-06, 270 & many more; 12-16-28-410 shotgun shells; ARCHERY: 3 Cross bows w/scopes; 2 Ben Pearson Recurve Bows; Bow target; FISHING: rods; licenses; reels; tackle boxes; mounted Palomino trout plus more; NOTE: Only a partial listing, STILL RECEIVING ITEMS! Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates. Office number 717-432-8246 or 717-432-3779 to Contact Doug & Vickie Hardy Auctioneers for on-site sales. Guns approximately @ 11:30 a.m., sold according to FFL regulations. Terms: Cash or good PA Check, ATM ON-SITE. If inclement weather sale date, SUNDAY, February 27, 2022. Household auctions: Monday evenings, 6:30 p.m. @ Haar’s Auction ON-SITE REAL ESTATE AUCTION Thursday, March 10, 6:00 p.m. @ 1341 W Trindle Rd., Carlisle PA 17015 Ranch home w/11 acres.
HIGH QUALITY ESTATE ONLINE ONLY AUCTION INCLUDING OVER 100 PHONOGRAPHS, MUSIC BOXES & CABINETS PLUS SO MUCH MORE! Traver’s/Back Mountain Auctions, 56 Dorchester Dr., DALLAS, PA
Closing March 1st • 7 P.M. Traver’s Auctions in partnership with Back Mountain Auctions are honored to offer 300 lots of fine merchandise! Proud to offer over 100 lots of Phonographs, Gramophones, cylinder players, Regina & other music boxes plus music cabinets and accessories... high end fountain pens... sizable collection of sports memorabilia loaded with Pittsburgh Penguins items.... gold and other jewelry.... coins.... sterling silver… plus antique furniture and collectibles and artwork.... Make sure to check out each item – TO THE END as we added items right up to the last minute. Best Condition Items with no reserves or buybacks. Conducted entirely online for the safest and easiest experience for you. Shipping available on smaller items... shipping quotes on larger items available from AR Delivery Services (for a quick quote, please text 607.438.3023 - www.ardelivers.com). Bid at your convenience from Desktop, Tablet, or Smartphone... All brought to you via digital technology. Items available for pickup by appointment at our Dallas, PA location. Preview available by appointment ONLY. Call STEVE @ 570-954-1735 for preview appointment. Call Steve or Lisa with Merchandise questions, Call Lisa @ 570-885-0225 with bid platform questions. See full terms and conditions via our website at www.backmountainauctions.com OR www.traversauctions.com 15% Buyer’s premium for this online only sale. Payment for winning bids required within 5 days.
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Sale starts at approximately 6:15 p.m. with 2 auctioneers (1 tools/box lots, 1 furniture); Stage auction begins @ 6:30 p.m. (smalls/collectibles). Consignment sale of local estates; furniture; sofas; beds; chairs; dishes; collectibles; primitives; table/chairs; chest of drawers; stands; box lots; tools; LOW MILEAGE VEHICLES @ 7:00 P.M. 2001 Isuzu w/130k approx. miles; 2004 Toyota Truck w/61k approx. miles; 2008 Jeep Cheyenne w/51k approx. miles; GOOD SALE! Terms: Cash or good PA Check. Office number 717-432-8246 leave a message. Check www.haars.com for updates. Snow date Tuesday, Feb. 29. ONSITE REAL ESTATE AUCTION – THURSDAY – MARCH 10, 2022 – 6:00 P.M. @ 1341 W Trindle Rd., Carlisle PA 17019 (Ranch home on 11 acres).
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ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, MODEL TRAINS, DOLLS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS
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rulebook for contemporary art, integrating the seemingly discrete arenas of New York City’s gritty downtown counterculture and uptown art aristocracy. A friend of Andy Warhol’s, Haring unabashedly developed and promoted his own brand through commercial partnerships, mass market products, and even his own storefront. Equally important was his social justice activism, raising awareness of AIDS and fighting against racism and the proliferation of illegal drugs.
“Haring had deep ties to this region, so it’s very exciting to showcase this impressive collection of his work at the museum and introduce his socially and politically engaged work to new audiences,” said chief curator Laura Igoe. Throughout his career, Haring was featured in more than 100 solo and group exhibitions and produced over 50 public works of art in cities around the world. Many of his works were designed for charities, hospitals, daycare centers, and orphanages. Over 900 children
participated in a mural creation commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty. He also designed 85 posters with a pictorial language, direct messages, and universal appeal that still resonate today. “Keith Haring: A Radiant Legacy” is a Single Source Traveling Exhibition organized by PAN Art Connections. The Michener Art Museum is located at 138 S. Pine St., Doylestown, Pa. To learn more, call 215-340-9800.
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AUCTION TIME BID BOARD SAT., MARCH 5TH, 2022 1506 Centre Turnpike, ORWIGSBURG, PA 17961
10:00 A.M.
FIREARMS: Springfield 1903 30-06 Rifle, Century Arms RAS47 Rifle, DPMS AR15 5.56 Rifle, Marlin Mod. 17V .17HMR Rifle, Iver Johnson 30cal. M1 Carbine, Chinese SKS 7.62x39 Rifle, M70A 9mm Pistol, Savage Axis .308Win. Rifle, Nagant 1895 Revolver, Mosin Nagant M-44 7.62x54 Rifle, Eddy Stone Mod. 1917 30-06 Rifle, Romaine TT33C 7.62x25 Pistol, Beretta 52 9mm Pistol, Mosin Nagant M91/30 7.62x54 Rifle, Henry H002B 22LR Survival Rifle, Spanish Mauser FR8 .308 Rifle, Daisy Mod. 2201 22LR Rifle, Carcano 6.5mm Rifle, Ruger 10/22 22R Rifle, Traditions 50cal. Flintlock, New England Firearms 45-70 Handi Rifle, Heritage Arms Rough Rider 22LR Revolver, Smith & Wesson Mod. 10 38spl Revolver, Lyman 50cal. Plains Pistol, Smith & Wesson Mod. 22 S1 22LR Pistol, Taurus PT 99AF Pistol, Titan .22 Pistol, Vestpocket .22 short Revolver, FIE E15 22LR Revolver, Uberti Regulator .45 Colt Revolver, Smith & Wesson Mod. 840 40cal Pistol, Smith & Wesson Mod 22A 22LR Pistol, ASM Black Powder Pistol. Much Ammo incl. Russian Spam Cans; accessories. Liberty Centurion Gun Safe. AIR RIFLES incl. Gamo Outback Maxxim .177 & Ruger Impact Max .22 Pellet. ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: J & P Coats Spool Cabinet, Dairylea Clock, Penn Tobacco Crate, Maryland Biscuit Co. Crate, PPL Coal Sample Container, RR Lantern, Seeburg Wall Jukebox, Radios incl. Mitchell Lullaby #1261, Milk Boxes, (4) Ceramic Disney Country Bears, Adv. Tins, Blowmolds, LP’s incl. Beatles & Kiss, P.O.S. of A Ribbon Badges, Game Commission Posters, Friedlander – Hazleton Jug. FURNITURE: 3 Pc. Leather Living Rm. Set, Sligh Grandfather Clock, Patio Sets, Jelly Cupboard, Oak Rolltop Desk. COINS: 20+ Morgan Dollars; Silver Eagles, Peace Dollars, 1864 2 Cent Pc., 1843 Lg. Cent, Barber Halves & Quarters, Mercury Dimes, Silver Certs incl. 1923, Fractional Currency. MILITARY: German Nazi Type Pcs. incl. Caps and Pins, US Navy Swetheart Bracelet, Bayonets. JEWELRY: 10K Rings, Earrings, 14K Pendant, 18K Earrings, Much Sterling. 100s of Lots of Costume Jewelry, Estate & Tray Lots. TOYS: (10) AD&D Boxed Sets incl. Planes of Chaos, Marx Tin Litho Super Circus Set w/Orig Packaging, Baldwin Litho Animal Bingo Set, Star Wars & GI Joe Vehicles & Figures, Slot Cars & Sets, Dolls incl Dick Clark. TRAINS: Ives Engine 3252 w/2 Cars; Lionel Sets incl Safari, Many Cars and Engines; Bachmann incl. Monopoly, Harry Potter & Orient Express. Corgi Lionel Vehicles. VIDEO GAMES: NES Games incl. Super Mario Bros 3 w/Orig. Box (Like New), (3) Genesis Systems w/ Games, Sega Cd, Xbox One S Console, Nintendo 64 Console w/Zelda Ocarina of Time, Wii System incl. Games, Atari 2600 w/Games, 2DS Console. PAPER: Comics incl. 60’s Superhero, Vintage Playboy & Life Mags, Photos, Ephemera. SPORTS: Many Baseball Cards incl 1950’s+,Redman Tobacco Cards, Wax Packs, Monster Boxes, NFL Super Bowl Patch Collection in Binders. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: Slingerland Radio King Snare Drum, King 600 Trumpet, Clarinet, Flute, Violins, Tambourines, Acoustic Guitars, Amps, Wurlitzer Piano. COLLECTIBLES: Pokemon Cards, Stamps, Longaberger® Baskets. OTHER: Beer Adv. Signs and Lights, Le Creuset Pans, Fishing Rods, Reels Lures & Tackle. “Proven Reliability for No Personal Checks: Buyers And Sellers” Phone: See Our Website: 570-968-4636 www.auctiontimebidboard.com AY002311 AUCTIONEER: TOM HENDRICKS AU005754 OWNER: CAROLYN FRY AA019615
ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.
COINS/CURRENCY SMALL COLLECTOR PAYS FOR COINS & COLLECTIONS - ALL TYPES. Will travel to you. Call Gary: 301-809-0291.
SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.
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ATTENTION! SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com
2-DAY AUCTION FRIDAY, MARCH 4TH & SATURDAY, MARCH 5TH 8:30 A.M.
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SERVICE OR SUPPLIES
OXFORD, PA
Directions: Rt 30 W from New Oxford 1 mile, L on Bon Ox Rd to sale.
I BUY LIONEL, American Flyer, Marx
Friday, March 4th 8:30 AM: Model kits & die cast cars, pedal tractors, older farm toys including Hubley & Arcade, marbles, stoneware, skillets, Westmoreland milk glass, coffee grinder, linens, Longaberger®, jewelry, Gettysburg books, old Gettysburg photos, Gettysburg Viewmasters, wooden crates, country store items, early candy molds, war bond posters, buttons, old runner sleds, Forest Park tickets, counter scales, collectibles and boxlots... and more box lots. Furniture: sofas, like new bedroom suite, porch benches, wash stand, TVs, curio, jewelry, armoire, dining tables w/chairs, glider rocker, Frigidaire refrigerator and upright freezer, gas stove, small refrigerator.
Trains, Matchbox, Slot Cars, Hot Wheels, Tonka, Smith Miller, Model Toys, Lead Figures. Call 610-804-6783.
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1900 Bon Ox Road, NEW
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in the Classifieds! Call 1-800-800-1833, x6022 or www.antiquesandauctionnews.net
Saturday, March 5th 8:30AM: Tools, Guns & Coins, Truck. Guns: (20) Marlin 30AS 30-30 new, Remington 788: 222, 22-250, 44 Mag, Rem 870 tactical, Remington 870 TB Wingmaster 12g trap, Rem 870 All American Trap 12g, Rem 1100 TB 12g trap, Win model 12 12g trap, Mossberg 500AHT 12g trap, Mossberg 500 turkey guns (2), Taurus PT24/7 9mm, Ithaca 37 Featherlight 12g, Stevens 20g, reloading equip: scales, tumbler, trickler, bullets, new brass, primers, misc powder Coins: 100 Morgan & Peace dollars: 1891 CC, 1893CC, 1878CC-XF, 1894, 1899S, 1900S, 1901S, 1902S, 1903-O, 1882CC, 1878CC, 1891 CC, 1880CC, 1901, 1877-S. Trade Dollar, 1916 D dime, 1811 Half Cent, 1883/2 Nickel-rare, GOLD: 1893 $20, 2 Canadian $50 1 oz-1980, Liberty $10 1893 & 1887, Liberty $5 1880 & 1881. Truck: Selling 1982 Chev pickup. 14,000 miles, formerly the Fairfield Fire Co brush unit.
call 1-800-800-1833, Ext. 6022 or place your ad online antiquesandauctionnews.net
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Auctioneers: Larry Swartz AU5624 717-360-4656 Bob Flickinger 717-521-8648 3692L
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Preview: Thursday 2-5 PM, Friday 2-5 PM, Saturday order: tools, guns & truck 12:00 noon, coins-1:30 PM. See pics at www.LarrySwartzauctioneer.com.
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768 Graystone Rd. Manheim, PA 17545
Friday Session star ng at 9:00am: Na ve American Ar facts including Prehistoric stone arrowheads, axe heads, banner stones, Baskets, tex les, Seminole dolls, beadwork, etc. Contemporary Folk Art including Breininger and Foltz redware, G.B. French Theorems, Barbara Strawser Watercolor, etc. Green Graniteware Collec on including coffee and teapots, milk pails, Berlin-style ke les, covered pails, etc. Bu er Print Collec on Over 100 bu er prints (48 lots) of an que carved wood bu er prints. Artwork Over 150 lots including many Lancaster and Berks County, PA ar st, David Brumbach, Ha e K. Brunner, Dolores Hackenberger, Suk Shuglie, Lynne Mapp Drexler, Jacob Eichholtz, Ben Austrian, Frederick Spang, Christopher Shearer, George Wright, Archibald Thorburn, Salvador Dali, 17th Century Hondius World Map, Etc. An que and Period Style Furniture Over 230 lots including Tall case clocks by Jacob Hoste er, Hanover, PA, and Joseph Bowman, Strasburg, PA, Rare Manheim, Lancaster County, PA Hepplewhite Secretary Desk and Tall Chest, Chippendale chests and desks, Dutch cupboards, corner cupboards, candle stands and tea tables, Hepplewhite Game Tables, Dower Chests, Punched Tin Pie Safe, etc. Saturday Session Star ng at 9:00am: Stoneware and Redware Po ery including cobalt decorated stoneware by PA, NY and MD makers, 19th century redware, etc. Gaudy Dutch China Over 100 lots including Bu erfly and Urn pa ern dome-lid coffee pots, numerous hollowwares and plates in several pa erns 18th and 19th Century Glassware including a large collec on of S egel type, diamond daisy and other pocket flasks, cream pitchers, bowls, master salts, cologne bo les, Dale Chihuly Art Glass Seafoam Pair and Chihuly style Chandelier, etc. Miscellaneous Clocks, adver sing and trade signs, an que German kugels and vintage Christmas items, baskets, an que and period style ligh ng, An que China including 5Color Rainbow Spa er Pitcher, Staffordshire, Chelsea Derby Porcelain Bowl, Royal Crown Cabinet Plates, Herend Queen Victoria Pa ern 33-Piece Tea Service, Qianlong Mark Qing Dynasty Yellow Ground Oriental Porcelain Dragon Vase, Rose Medallion, Famille Rose, and Canton Oriental porcelains. Folk Art and Woodenware including a large assortment of Lehnware, Hanging Salt Box Dated 1884, firkins, miniature furniture, decoys, game boards, canes, Tramp Art, etc. Pennsylvania 18th and 19th century Frakturs, 18th Century Books, Currier & Ives Prints, An que Metalware, Roycro Hammered Copper 4-Piece Desk Set, Sterling Silver including “Versailles” flatware, Enterprise No. 2 cast iron coffee mill, bronze sculptures, etc. Tex les including 18th and 19th century samplers, quilts, hooked rugs, etc. Rugs Selec on of an que and vintage Oriental room size and area rugs. Par al Lis ng. 18% Buyer’s Premium In-House 23% Buyer’s Premium Online
See hessauc ongroup.com for more details. AY000253L
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Preview: Thurs. Mar. 3 • 12-6pm
