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Smithsonian American Art Museum Receives Major Gift Of Extraordinary Amish Quilts Collection Comes From Faith And Stephen Brown The Smithsonian American Art Museum has received an extraordinary gift of masterpiece Amish quilts from the collection of Faith and Stephen Brown. The group of quilts is the largest and most significant collection of Amish quilts to enter any major art museum’s permanent collection. The quilts were made between the 1880s and 1940s and embody the astonishing design innovation and stitching skills of Amish women from communities in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, Pennsylvania and other states. An initial group of approximately 40 This Center Square quilt, 1930, 70- donated quilts will be featured in by-57 inches, Smithsonian American an upcoming exhibition organized Art Museum, was a gift of Faith and by the museum, scheduled for Stephen Brown, image courtesy of March 15, 2024, through Sept. 2, 2024. The exhibition and accompaFaith and Stephen Brown. nying catalog will highlight the ways in which Amish quilters across the United States negotiated tradition and innovation.

The Browns’ entire collection, approximately 130 quilts, will be donated to the Smithsonian American Art Museum by gift, promised gift or bequest.

“The Browns Amish quilt collection is a national treasure, a collection of rare and exceptional textiles carefully compiled over 40 years.” said Kevin Gover, under secretary for museums and culture at the Smithsonian. “Among the This Tumbling Blocks quilt, 1930, 88.5-by-74.5 Smithsonian’s great inches, Smithsonian American Art Museum, strengths is the ability to was a gift of Faith and Stephen Brown, image make history come to life courtesy of Faith and Stephen Brown. through extraordinary

PAI’s 83rd Rare Posters Auction Sets Numerous New Highs March 14 Sale Totaled $1.95 Million

This Sunshine and Shadow quilt, 1930, 89-by-86 inches, Smithsonian American Art Museum, was a gift of Faith and Stephen Brown, image courtesy of Faith and Stephen Brown. works of art such as these.”

The Browns were inspired to collect Amish quilts after seeing an exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery in 1973. Since then, the couple has amassed one of the nation’s premier collections of Amish quilts.

Selections from their collection have been seen at major museums across the United States, most recently in 2009 at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco’s de Young Museum.

“The Smithsonian American Art Museum has long championed an expansive view of what constitutes art worthy of being collected and preserved as part of our national collections,” said Stephanie Stebich, the Margaret and Terry Stent Director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. “We found similar visionaries in collectors Faith and Stephen Brown, who recognized the exceptional contributions to American visual culture

Poster Auctions International’s (PAI) first sale of the year, on March 14, finished at just under $2 million in sales. Rare Posters Auction LXXXIII surpassed expectations, thanks to passionate collectors and first-rate consignments.

Jack Rennert, President of PAI, said, “This sale featured one of the best collections we’ve had in recent memory, but none of us could have predicted the feverish action on auction day. Collectors exhibited an intoxicating zest for posters and bid competitively.

Thanks to their enthusiasm, we achieved a number of neverbefore-reached winning bids.”

Political posters also enraptured bidders. The 1915 “Enlist” by Fred Spear, in the rare original half-sheet format, captured $15,600 against an estimate of $5,000-$6,000. And L. N. Britton’s powerful 1917 “Warning!” was won Continued on page 5

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Antique And Vintage Trains Steamroll At Weiss Auctions’ Toys And Trains Sale Eight Additional Train Sales Are In The Works Weiss Auctions’ first Toy and Train event for 2021, held onlineonly on Feb. 24, exceeded all expectations, especially in the exploding toy trains category, as 96 percent of all 500 lots found new owners in a sale that grossed around $200,000. It has inspired Philip Weiss, the owner of Weiss Auctions, to plan up to eight more train sales during this year.

“We’re getting in huge collections, and we want to promote a category that’s obviously red hot right now,” stated Weiss. “For the February sale, we had nearly 1,500 active bidders between our site

(www.weissauctions.com), LiveAuctioneers.com and Proxibid.com. We’re always looking for new consignments, and I feel confident more great collections will come our way this year.”

The auction featured the extensive S gauge collection of Frank Pisani, whose many rare and unusual examples included an exceedingly scarce and huge American Flyer dealer poster, 95-by-42 inches and made ca. 1955 ($5,100). The poster was chromolithographed on two pieces of paper, then factory attached. The color was bright, and it was in like-new condition.

The sale also saw the continuation of the Neil Padron estate, with many high-grade American Flyer S accessories and post-war rarities featuring many unique pieces, prototypes, production samples, errors and separate sale items.

Also featured was Padron’s extensive Plasticville O/S collection of an estimated 680 boxed kits and blister cards, all of them different.

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Leonetto Cappiello’s “ParapluieRevel” from 1929 realized $31,200.

In This Issue A boxed Lionel 6357-50 Father & Son caboose, one of the harder cabooses to find (and the accompanying box even scarcer), produced only in 1960 for the Father & Son set, sold for $1,650.

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Brady Collection Of High-Condition Antique Mechanical Banks Commands $2 Million At Morphy’s “Shoot The Chute” Bank Soars To $156,000 The revered Bob and Judy Brady collection of antique mechanical banks attracted worldwide bidding and strong prices at Morphy’s live gallery auction held Feb. 27. The premier collection built over a 40year period featured some of the most elusive, beautifully preserved banks known to exist. In total, the 184 banks realized $2 million, inclusive of the 20-percent buyer’s premium.

The top seller, a J. & E. Stevens “Shoot the Chute” bank featuring beloved early comic strip characters Buster Brown and his dog, Tige, swept past its $80,000-$120,000 estimate to land at $156,000. “That bank offered everything a mechanical bank collector

could possibly want,” said Dan Morphy, president of Morphy Auctions and a bank authority in his own right. “It’s in nearmint-plus condition, has its very rare original wood factory box, and came with provenance from the late Donal Markey, who was one of the most condition-focused collectors the hobby has ever known.” The bank is also the very example depicted in Morphy’s 2007 reference book, “The Official Price Guide to Mechanical Banks.”

A classic mechanical bank, Kyser & Rex’s “Mikado” has the type of complex action bank enthusiasts find irresistible. An illusionist stands behind an ornately decorated table and makes a coin appear then disappear under a hat, only to reappear under a second hat, like a shell game. The Bradys’ rare blue-base version in nearmint condition attracted 13 bids before settling within estimate at $81,000.

Another outstanding Kyser & Rex production, a

The J. & E. Stevens Boy Robbing Bird’s Nest bank sold within estimate for $33,600. As boy falls, coin is deposited into tree, in nearmint-plus and one of the best of all known examples, ex. Bill Norman.

“Chimpanzee” bank, depicts a stern-faced chimp “banker” seated before an open ledger.

When a coin is deposited, the figure lowers his arm and head as though entering the deposit into the book, while a bell rings to acknowledge receipt.

Formerly in the Stephen and Marilyn Steckbeck collection and one of the finest examples known, it sold above estimate for $63,000.

Other cast-iron mechanicals

This J. & E. Stevens Shoot the Chute bank features Buster Brown and his dog, Tige, in a boat, poised to ride down a chute and knock a coin into the bank. It is near-mint-plus with original printed wood box, ex. Don Markey, depicted in Continued from page 1 Dan Morphy reference book and the top lot of the sale, sell- that Amish quilters have ing for $156,000 against an estimate of $80,000-$120,000. made. We are honored to care for these works, and eager to share them and the visual joy they bring with the public.”

“We are honored to present this gift to the nation and are delighted to find an ideal P.O. Box 500, home for our collection at the Mount Joy, PA 17552 Smithsonian American Art 800-800-1833 Museum,” said Faith and 717-653-1833 Stephen Brown. “Our passion 717-653-6165 fax for Amish quilts began after e-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com seeing an exhibition at its Renwick Gallery more than 45 Editor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 years ago. We were fascinated e-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net that Amish women, with no Advertising Sales artistic training or exposure, John Barilla, 717-492-2536 composed masterpieces, Tim Moore, 717-492-2534 which improbably anticipated Circulation Tara Herr, 717-892-6022 Circulation - Linda Deshler, Ext. 2541 modern abstract art. We hope Classifieds that others will find the same 1-800-428-4211 Ext. 6022 Fax 717-892-6022 717-492-2566 1-800-800-1833, joy of discovery we felt when we first viewed these beautiful Sample copy ........................... $2.50 Doing and moving creations.”

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This Kyser & Rex Chimpanzee bank sold above estimate for $63,000. When slider is moved toward monkey figure’s logbook, coin slot opens, monkey lowers arm and head as though logging the deposit into the book, bell dings to signify receipt of deposit, near-mint-plus, and Dan Morphy reference book example, ex. Stephen and Marilyn Steckbeck.

The Kyser & Rex Mikado bank in desirable blue-base variation sold within estimate for $81,000. The illusionist makes coin appear under one hat then disappear, only to reappear under a second condition with its original hat, near-mint. printed wood box and provefinishing in the top 10 included nance from the Donal Markey three J & E Stevens banks: an collection, it sold within extremely rare white-uniform estimate for $32,400. version of J. & E. Stevens’ Saalheimer & Strauss “Darktown Battery,” $38,400; (Germany) tin banks made in an exquisite “Boy Robbing the 1920s/’30s for English-lanBird’s Nest,” $33,600; and a guage markets finished in surnear-mint-plus “Panorama,” prisingly rich territory, per$27,600. They were joined by haps signaling a new trend to one of Bob Brady’s personal watch. An example of the favorites, a “Mason” bank company’s amusing Mickey manufactured by Shepard Mouse Type 4 “Smile Please!”

Hardware Co., of Buffalo, New bank, which depicts the York.

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A J. & E. Stevens Panorama bank realized $27,600, selling within estimate. Each time a coin is inserted, the panoramic picture in the window changes to a new view. Near-mint-plus, it is a Morphy reference book example.

This Saalheimer & Strauss (Germany) tin Tiger mechanical bank made for English-language markets sold for $18,600 against a $6,000$10,000 estimate. The tongue comes out to accept coin when lever is depressed, near-mint condition.

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Amish communities across the U.S., rather than having focused on a single region or group. This remarkable array of quilts illuminates the work of women who never sought attention for their creativity but were driven to embody traditional and spiritual values in handmade objects, and to unite beauty and utility within the domestic realm. The women in each community pushed the limits of tradition, with pattern and color variations that came to be seen as signature styles for their settlements, united but distinct.”

In addition to the artworks, the Browns’ gift includes funds to establish an endowment for the care of the collection. The Faith and Stephen Brown Quilt Care Endowment will support efforts related to the museum’s display, storage and conservation of the Brown Quilt Collection.

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“Sunday-best” quilts, such as the examples the Browns collected, were usually made as wedding gifts rather than items for daily use, and covered beds on days when that family hosted worship meetings in their home. Once discovered by art collectors, the quilts were lauded for their visual power and striking affinities to the visual culture of modern art. The bold colors and abstract patterns were likened to the paintings of Paul Klee, Ellsworth Kelly, Joseph Albers and others.

“Faith and Stephen Brown brought a keen eye to their collecting efforts, selecting examples that are among the finest hand-quilted works ever made,” said Leslie Umberger, curator of folk and self-taught art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. “The Browns’ collection stands apart from other compilations of Amish quilts, with multiple examples from individual

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the work of untrained and communally trained artists as an embodiment of the democratic spirit since 1970, when it acquired and preserved James Hampton’s iconic “The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations’ Millennium General Assembly.” It is one of the only major American museums to advocate for a diverse populist voice within the context of what is traditionally considered great art. The museum shows folk and self-taught art throughout the museum and has had dedicated gallery spaces for such work for nearly 50 years. Recent exhibitions include the critically acclaimed “Between Worlds: The Art of Bill Traylor” (2018), “Mingering Mike’s Supersonic Greatest Hits” (2015) and “Untitled: The Art of James Castle” (2014).

The museum has a longstanding commitment to showing quilts as fine art.

Quilts are regularly on view in the museum’s permanent collection galleries, and temporary special exhibitions have included “Quilts of the Indiana Amish” (1987), “Calico and Chintz: Early American Quilts from the Smithsonian American Art Museum” (1996, and on tour 2003-2004), “Spirits of the Cloth: Contemporary Quilts by African American Artists” (2000) and an exhibition of quilts from frontier states made in the early 20th century, “Going West: Quilts and Community” (2008). “Amish Quilts from the Collection of Faith and Stephen Brown,” organized by the University of Michigan Museum of Art, was presented at the museum’s Renwick Gallery in 2000.

For additional information, call the Smithsonian at 202-633-1000 or visit www.AmericanArt.si.edu.

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achiever, finishing at $8,100.

The 680 or so kits were mostly boxed, with several blister and peg board variations, type face and contents variations. There were kits in the collection that Weiss Auctions had never seen before, and no two were alike.

Most boxes were nice and bright; nearly all were Plasticville. All prices quoted include a buyer’s premium.

Two other lots topped the $5,000 mark. One was an

antiquesandauctionnews.net a 2023 UP Alco AA Diesels, 2481 hardest of all the airplane and 2482 coaches, and 2483 flats to find, including the Observation. All the cars unnumbered flat with the matched nicely and went for white-over-red variation $4,080. A Lionel black 2332 GG1 plane, all original and with a boasting an unhandled satin nice picture box, made $1,620. patina, and the decals were A Lionel 1916 consumer 100 percent, as were the silver catalog and envelope, the first stripes and medium bright let- one Weiss Auctions has ever tering, sold for $3,960. A scarce seen and a nice example, boxed Lionel Sears set 2347 complete with color center C&O GP7 from 1965, made for spread of the 42-passenger Sears set 12885-500, with set over a bridge, went for intact shell, original chassis $1,800. Also, a very clean, twoand a good battery compart- color 1913 Lionel consumer ment, sold for $3,120. catalog showing some great A hard-to-find American Lionel pieces including trolFlyer 24519 S gauge reel car, leys, six with knobby 190 cars, ca. 1958, clean and with both 6-wheel 33 with ribbed cars, brake-wheels, showing only fetched $1,500. light playwear, changed hands For more information, call for $1,680, while an LN boxed 516-594-0731 or visit 6500 Beechcraft Bonanza, the www.WeissAuctions.com.

The two-color 1913 Lionel consumer catalog showing some An American Flyer S gauge smoke-in-tender Northern 332 great Lionel pieces, including trolleys, six with knobby 190 steam locomotive, 1946 or 1947, with a bronze brake tank and a unique tender chassis, sold for $5,400. cars, 6-wheel 33 with ribbed cars, sold for $1,500.

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Swann Sets Auction Record For Frederick Douglass Autograph 1851 Autographed Letter Realized $112,500 Swann Galleries closed out the month of February with an exceptional sale of Fine Books and Autographs, which saw a 90 percent sell-through rate and exceeded the total high estimate, bringing in $522,632. The auction brought forth historic autographs from political figures and celebrities alike, as well as first editions from the 19th and 20th centuries.

The house set an auction record for an autograph by Frederick Douglass with the sale of an 1851 autograph letter signed for $112,500. The historic letter comes from an important turning point in Douglass’s career. The letter, addressed to Sallie Holley, recruiting her for the Frederick Douglass Paper, was written after his split with Garrisonian abolitionism and the merging of his North Star Paper and the Liberty Party Paper. The result surpassed the previous auction record for a letter by Douglass, set by Swann in 2017 when an ALS (autograph letter signed) addressed to journalist George

Alfred Townsend sold for $100,000.

Religious figures, pioneers in medicine, and Hollywood icons also found success with collectors. Notable leaders of faith included an 1843 affidavit signed by Joseph Smith certifying an obligation to appear in court or pay a fine ($11,250), and a 1940 letter in English signed

by Mohandas K. Gandhi explaining his delayed response and remarking on his work for the Red Cross ($8,750). An 1866 autograph letter signed by Joseph Lister to his father remarking on a recent success treating a compound fracture ($10,000), as well as an 1861 ALS

by Florence Nightingale praising the superintendent of nurses at St. John’s House ($6,000) were standouts in medicine. From Hollywood came signed and inscribed photograph of James Dean ($8,750), and a watercolor and graphite drawing of Donald Duck signed and inscribed by Walt Disney realized $5,000.

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07052 West Orange 973-323-1711 VALLEY VINTAGE, 168 South Valley Rd. Open Mon-Sat. 11-6, Sun. 12-5. 2100 sq.ft., 25+ dealers. Antiques, vintage, collectibles, furniture, decor, kitchenware, jewelry, books, LPs, ephemera.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net 1912 “Zoologischer Garten include the 1912 “Sixth Sokol München” sold for the same Festival,” which sold for amount. $36,000; the 1898 “Waverley As always, works by Cycles,” which sold for Alphonse Mucha performed $22,800; and an original 1897 exceptionally well. The high- drawing, “Polly Pry,” which est sale at auction was his sold for $21,600 (est. $12,0001902 decorative panel set, $15,000).

“The Stars,” which was won for Works by Toulouse$72,000. Further highlights Lautrec also sold reliably well.

for $13,200 on an estimate of $5,000-$6,000. All prices quoted include the buyer’s premium The Winter Sports collection proved desirable to many.

Emil Cardinaux’s evocative 1920 “Palace Hotel / St. Moritz” was won for $10,800. Carl Moos’ 1919 “Klosters / 14” sold for $9,000. Hugo Laubi’s playful 1934 “Parsenn Klosters” was won for $7,200 (est. $1,200-$1,500). Roger Broders’ ca. 1929 “Winter Sports in the French Alps,” which was featured on the catalog’s cover, sold for $7,800.

Posters for transit experienced strong results. The top sale in the category was the ca. 1895 anonymous “Cycles Gladiator,” which sped off into the cosmos for $43,200 (est. $25,000-$30,000). Geo Ham’s powerful “Monaco Grand Prix,” from 1935, had a winning bid of $31,200 (est. $17,000-$20,000), and Noel Fontanet’s 1946 “Grand Prix des Nations” cruised to $6,000 (est. $2,000$2,500). The anonymous 1891 “Voyage Autour du Monde / Round the World” sold for Leonardo Bistolfi’s “Prima Esposizione Internationale d’Arte” from 1902 sold for $19,200. $21,600; Jupp Wiertz’s 1936 “Deutsche Zeppelin-Reederei” was won for $15,600 (est. $10,000-$12,000); and Leslie Ragan’s iconic “The New 20th Century Limited,” from 1938, totaled $14,400 (est. $10,000$12,000).

Art Nouveau posters always perform well at auction, but this sale saw many notable winning bids. Fernand Toussaint’s luxurious 1896 “Café Jacqmotte” topped out at $31,200 (est. $17,000$20,000). Privat Livemont’s alluring 1896 “Absinthe Robette” achieved its highest sale in 12 years: $20,400 (est. $7,000-$9,000). Collectors also vied for the rare and enthralling 1902 “Prima Esposizione Internazionale d’Arte” by Leonardo Bistolfi; it received a winning bid of Alphonse Mucha’s “The Stars” from 1902 sold for $72,000.

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His 1899 “Le Jockey” was won for $57,600; the rare 1896 “Elles / Femme au Lit” sold for $50,400; and his powerful 1893 poster, “Aristide Bruant Dans Son Cabaret,” went for $36,000.

Further top sales include Roland Coudon’s 1933 “King Kong,” created for the film’s

original French release, which sold for $31,200. Another collector favorite, Guillermo Laborde’s 1930 World Cup design, “1er Campeonato Mundial Football / Uruguay,” was won for $9,000 (est. $4,000-$5,000).

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PENNSYLVANIA 04/03/21 TO 10/16/21, SHIPPENSBURG, SATURDAYS 9-4, Outdoor Saturday Flea Market, 15 Hershey Rd., Interstate 81 04/17/21, CARLISLE, SAT. 10 AM - 3 PM, Toy Soldier Estate Sale, 950 Soldiers Dr., U.S. Army Heritage & Ed. Ctr. 04/17/21, GETTYSBURG, SATURDAY: OUTDOOR MKT. 8-2; STORE/WHSE. SALE 9-5, Saturday Outdoor Market & Store + Warehouse Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg 04/23-24/21, KUTZTOWN, FRI. & SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Renningers Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Kutztown 04/25/21, DENVER, SUNDAY: OUTDOORS AT 5 AM; INDOORS AT 7:30 AM - 4 PM, Antiques & Collectors Special Sundays, 2500 N. Reading Rd., Renningers Adamstown 04/25/21, LANCASTER, SUN. 9 AM - 1 PM, Hunting & Fishing Show & Sale, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center 12/12/20 TO 04/25/21, BERWYN, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor/Outdoor Vintage Flea Market, 260 Swedesford Rd (Rt 252), Berwyn Vintage Flea Market (Adjacent to McDonald's)

FLORIDA 04/10-11/21, SARASOTA, SAT. & SUN. AT 11 AM, Collection of fine art, Czech & Eastern European glass, Antiques, early Chinese, sculptures, chandeliers, porcelain, jewelry, & more., Live & Online: 522 Pineapple Ave. / sarasotaestateauction.com, Sarasota Estate Sales NEW YORK 04/10/21, ALLEGANY, SAT. AT 10 AM, Outstanding stoneware collection; Fancy high quality furniture; Victorian lighting; Oriental carpets; & more!, Daniel A. Carter Auction Ctr., 2383 West Five Mile Rd. Ext., Daniel A. Carter Auctioneer PENNSYLVANIA 04/09/21, YORK, ONLINE ONLY FRI @ 9 AM, Fine antique furniture, art, coins, jewelry auction., Online Only: www.auctionsbykeystone.com, Keystone Auctions LLC 04/10/21, DENVER, SAT. AT 8:30 A.M., Reiff Bro. Public Auction: hay trolleys, antiques, primitives, signs, metal roofing, gooseneck trailer, wooden doors, lightening rods., Fivepointville Fire Hall, 1087 Dry Tavern Rd., Tim Weaver Auction Svc.

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04/10/21, KUTZTOWN, SAT. AT 9 AM, Wooden goat wagon, cherry corner cupboard, early walnut tall case clock, hanging scales, antiques, furniture; Real estate at noon., 258 Highland Ave., Clarence Shirk Auction Svc.

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04/10/21, MUNCY, SAT. AT NOON, Antiques, 1800's paper ephemera, museum collectibles, advertising tins, vintage farm hand tools, & much more!, Live & Online: 92 Industrial Park Rd. / auctionzip.com #5545, Interstate Auction Svc. 04/12/21, DILLSBURG, MON. AT 5 PM, Nice furniture, decor, dishes, toys, collectibles, antiques, tools, box lots, & more!, 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy Auction Service

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Lancaster Farm & Home Center - 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster, PA 17601 Take Service Road off Rt. 72 South (Manheim Pike) off Rt. 30 & Rt. 283 Turn between Jones Honda (follow show signs) Adm.: $5.00 • 8 Ft. Tables Available Early Bird Admission: $10.00 - 8:00 A.M.

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04/17/21, NEW OXFORD, SAT. AT 8 AM, 30 guns, 200 fantastic coin lots, collectibles., 1900 Bon Ox Road, Larry Swartz Auctioneer

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SONES FARM & HOME MUSEUM (13) PUBLIC AUCTION #443

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SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 AT 12:00 P.M. **LOCATION*** 92 Industrial Park Rd., MUNCY, PA (Selling at the Gallery on the Farm, Look for the Windmill)

Antiques, 1800’s Paper Ephemera, Museum Collectibles, Advertising Tins 12:00 NOON - (Out back) Numerous vintage Farm Hand Tools - Buggy Lanterns - Assort of Hay Forks & Hatchets - Whip holders - MUCH MORE! 1:00 P.M. - (there bouts) Main Hall- Over 300 lots: 2 Man Saws - Pulleys Wood Barrel, H. Stiger - Milk Cans - Vintage Horse Tack - U.S. Calvary Saddle, Black w/Bags & Tack - MUCH MORE! Auctioneer’s Note: Online Bidding through Hibid.com Closes at 10:30 a.m. on March 10th with Live In House Bidding beginning at 12:00 p.m. FULL listing & pictures on auctionzip.com (enter #5545) & GoToAuctions.com (enter 5228). Pandemic Social Distancing guidelines emphasized, MASK REQUIRED to enter the building. Chairs provided, good food and laughter is available!

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DISSTON: Over 75 great condition hand saws, EARLY HENRY DISSTON SIGN, DISSTON ANVIL made by FISHER, saw makers hammers, RARE SWORD, store displays, catalogs and literature. RULES: Many Stanley and Lufkin boxwood and ivory rules plus others. LEVELS: Many Stanley, Disston, Davis, patented, and other makers. Trammel Points, Plumb bobs, gauges, braces, hammers, camp hatches, blacksmith travelers.

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OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, feline with a piercing gaze glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, leaped to a winning bid of posters or models. Cunard, French $18,600.

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607-625-3947 A private preview event was held on the evening before the auction, allowing Bob and Judy Brady and approximately 15 invited bank TO PURCHASE YOUR TRADcollectors to admire and LOOKING ING CARD COLLECTION BASEBALLSHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy inspect the bank collection FOOTBALL-BASKETBALL-HOCKEY Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, FOR $$$$ 717-889-9331 one last time before its sale.

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Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, Avakian, 4560 Pinehollow Ct, Apt 170, 215-934-5618.

Indianapolis, IN 46254, 317-298-8913.

Some might have viewed this as a courageous move, but the banks were of very high quality and in superior condition from many years of careful upgradCALENDARS (1905-1939) WANTED WITH HUNTING SCENES by the artist ing. The Brady name carries FRANK STICK, R. H. COLLINS, great weight amongst bank color H.C. EDWARDS. lectors, and bidders responded Contact: calendar.collector@outlook.com exactly as we had hoped they FOR SALE: SMALL Warehouse full of would,” said Morphy.

Antiques, etc., incl. military items, jewelry, Indian items, artwork, much more.

For more information, call WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic Autograph Material. Pages of History, Located in New Jersey. Moving to 877-968-8880 or email PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902.

Florida must sell. Call 908-234-0367 or 607-724-4983 908-715-9659. info@morphyauctions.com.

All images courtesy of Morphy Auctions.

SATURDAY, APRIL 17 • 8:00 A.M. 1900 Bon Ox Road, NEW

OXFORD, PA

30 GUNS: (7) Rem 7600s NIB, Rem 788s, S&W MP 15, S&W revolvers 50 & 45 cal, ammo.

200 FANTASTIC COIN LOTS: $20 1861 gold, Morgans-several Carson City, 40 Large Cents, 1909S Indian penny, 1921 Peace, 1995 10th Anniv Eagle Proof Set-W mint, hard to find dates.

1861 $20 Gold

COLLECTIBLES: 90 Longaberger®, Postcards, Tonkas, etc.

Auctioneer: Larry Swartz, AU5624

717-360-4656 call 1-800-800-1833, Ext. 6022 or place your ad online antiquesandauctionnews.net

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See pics and sale bill at www.LarrySwartzauctioneer.com

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S&W 625, 45 cal

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8 - - Antiques & Auction News — April 9, 2021

SPECIAL ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION Saturday, April 10th • 10:01 A.M.

MASSIVE TOY SOLDIER ESTATE SALE

Daniel A. Carter Auction & Event Center 2383 West Five Mile Road Ext.,

Allegany, NY 14706

- Exit 24 off Int. 86 Ramp -

Outstanding Stoneware Collection Fancy High Quality Furniture ** Exquisite Victorian Lighting Oriental Carpets ** & More!

Liquidating the collection of the late

Dr. Richard J. Sommers, Ph.D UNITED STATES ARMY HERITAGE AND EDUCATION CENTER (USAHEC) 950 Soldiers Dr., Carlisle, PA 17013

SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2021, 10 AM-3 PM

Estate Bernie Christner of Clarence, New York

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• OVER 250 BOXED SETS OF MIGNOT, c. 1950s-2000s. 80% French Napoleonic, rest are ancients and 19th century themes. Many special-order and uncommon sets, a few new Lucotte sets.

• OVER 75 BOXED SETS OF POSTWAR BRITAINS, c. 1950s.

• OTHER BOXED SETS of lead soldiers, old and new.

• OTHER 100 LOTS OF LOOSE MIGNOT, BRITAINS, and other lead soldiers.

• SEVERAL MARX PLAYSETS, many old American plastic soldiers and accessories. Western Town, Spaceport, Fort Apache, etc.

• SEVERAL TABLES OF OLD PLASTIC, RUBBER, TIN AND SLUSH-CAST TOYS, c. late 1940-1960s: Archer, Auburn, Pyro, etc.

• SEVERAL TABLES OF ANTIQUE BOARD WARGAMES by Avalon Hill and others, c. 1950s-1990s.

• TABLES OF MILITARY BOOKS, HISTORIES, FRAMED PRINTS, REFERENCE GUIDES, ETC. Many rare and out-of-print.

•Example: 1980s boxed Mignot infantry set of 12: $100.

• Modest quanitity discounts for purchases over $1000.

• Plenty of free parking. Enjoy the museum and outdoor history trail while here. Signs posted at entrance directing you to sale inside main building.

• Out of state collectors/dealers: next day, April 18, is the Gettysburg Toy Soldier Show: http://www.mwtoysoldier.com/Shows.html. Be sure to visit both events.

• Terms: CASH or good check if buyer know to sale manager. No tax charged. This is not an auction.

All decisions made on sale day and all sales are final.

• No shipping services available — cash and carry.

• Facemask may be required depending on facility and state guidelines.

• Point of Contact: Dr. Christian B. Keller, toysoldierevent@gmail.com.

For Display Advertising Information Phone 1-800-800-1833, Ext. 2541

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PUBLIC AUCTION

- Fivepointville Area -

REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL CONTENTS

Reiff Bro. Public Auction Hay Trolleys - Antiques - Primitives - Signs - Metal Roofing Gooseneck Trailer - Wooden Doors - Lightening Rods & Balls SATURDAY, APRIL 10 AT 8:30 A.M.

SATURDAY, APRIL 10

9:00 AM • REAL ESTATE @ 12:00 NOON LOCATION: 258 Highland Ave., KUTZTOWN, BERKS CO., PA 19530 On the corner of Highland & N. Laurel St. Auction for: NANCY and the late RAYMON SEIDEL TERMS: Visa/MC/Disc. 3% admin. fee, waived for Cash or PA check CLARENCE N. SHIRK AUCTION SERVICE AU-3757-L (610)-683-5093 RANDALL S. SHIRK AA019415 • www.auctionzip.com ID#4430

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Location: Fivepointville

HAAR’S AUCTION Located at 185 Logan Rd. (Rt. 15),

DILLSBURG, PA 17019

MONDAY, APRIL 12 Restaurant & AUCTION DOORS open @ 5:00 p.m.

Sale starts at approximately 6:00 p.m. on porches (weather permitting) 6:30 p.m. with 3 auctioneers (1 tools/box lots, 1 smalls/collectibles, 1 furniture) Consignment sale of local estates; Really nice furniture from a local estate; décor; dishes; toys; collectibles; antiques; tools; BOX LOTS; plus, so much more, still unpacking! NOTE: Only a partial listing.

REALLY GOOD SALE! Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates.

Terms: Cash or good PA Check. Office number 717-432-8246 leave a message.

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717-432-8246 or 717-432-3779

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Valuable REAL ESTATE AUCTION ONLY ON THURSDAY EVE., APRIL 29 @ 6:30 p.m. Located @ 1329 Church St., Carlisle, PA 17015.

Now hiring for 2021 Drive in season please call 717-432-3779.

NUMEROUS SIGNS

HAY TROLLEYS

WOODEN DOORS

LICENSE PLATE SETS

Fire Hall, 1087 Dry Tavern Road,

DENVER, PA 17517 (Lancaster Co.) Directions: Along Rt. 897 in the village of Fivepointville.

Antiques & Primitives: 40+/- Hay Trolleys: Myers, The Ney, Unico, Stricklers, Louden, Coverleaf & others; 8 numerous hay forks; large amount of rope; metal spiral staircase; (2) cow weather vane toppers; Marietta weather vane; 50+/- lightening rod balls in many colors; great selection of lightening rods; ornamental iron railing & fence; (2) iron garden fences; 100s of wooden doors of all sizes & kinds; wooden barn vents; 20+ barn roof vents; bead board siding; vent door hooks; wooden porch posts; wooden church pews; decorative wooden cornice; large wooden corner cupboard & other cupboards; 100s of wooden shutters; barn louvers; wooden elevator boxes; wooden ladders & rungs; S.B. Minnich tobacco bale box (large); Fanning Mill w/eagle decorations; Triumph No. 1 Mountville Manufacturing Cutter; numerous signs including Pioneer corn sign & auto dealership etc.; P&B #2 platinum scales w/ brass beam; PA license plate sets: 1926, 1927, 1929, 1933; Early PA & MD license plate sets: 1920, 1921, 1926, Many other early license plates; Cast pump trough; Cast corner trough; copper wash boiler; light fixtures including stained glass hanging light; Arco Wand vacuum cleaner; treadle sewing machine; ringer washing machines; selection of door trolleys & track; old door hinges (many sizes); 100s of old windows; window weights; door pintles; handmade spikes; wooden boxes incl. Fairbanks & Morse Co.; snow birds; old wooden house trim; metal letters; old coat hooks; glass insulators; wooden barrels & buckets; meat saw & cleaver; meat hooks; wooden Auctioneers: Tim Weaver Dave Stoltzfus, Steve Schuler Matthew Martin Lic. #AY2109 Phone: 717-354-9524

crates; wooden shelves; fireplace mantles; concrete sink; cast-iron sinks; (2) draw foot bathtubs; wooden stomper; 2 & 3 prong straw forks; wooden nail kegs; cast-iron radiators; wooden wagon seat; hand truck; walk behind cultivators; potato grinder; egg baskets; numerous large wooden wagon wheels; 10 rolls wooden snow fence; wooden hitches; old soda bottles; milk bottles: Cloverleaf, Deger’s, Levengood, etc.; and much more. Gooseneck Trailer-Metal Roofing-Misc. Items: ‘95 Cornelius 25’ gooseneck trailer-20’ flat w/5’ beavertail & ramps; Van Brunt grain drill; SMI table saw (3 phase); 200 sheets old corrugated metal roofing; newer metal roofing; 40’ alum. ext. ladder; gas pump; concrete piers & pavers; gas fireplace & heaters; bi-fold doors; hi-bay lights.

Auction Info: Join us for this auction for Reiff Bro. They have been collecting interesting items from their demolition business the last several years and have decided to liquidate them at auction. Starting at 8:30 with antiques and primitive items in the firehouse.

Possibly selling w/2 auctioneers. Trailer sells at 12:00 noon. Auction Co. and sellers are not responsible for accidents. Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertising. Payment Terms: Cash, approved check or credit card w/3% fee. Food Stand.

See more at

auctionzip.com ID#25403 Auction for: Reiff Brothers Contact Lee at 1-605-370-0756

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2,099 Sq. Ft. 2½ Story Single Family Home In Kutztown; Wdn. Goat Wagon; 12 Pane Cherry Corner Cupboard; Early Walnut Tall Case Clock; Hanging Scales; Antiques; Furniture

HARDY’S AUCTION SERVICE

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NO EARLY BIRDS, PREVIEWS, OR HAGGLING. ALL ITEMS PRICED AT OR WELL BELOW CURRENT WHOLESALE PRICES TO MOVE QUICKLY. TOYS GROUPED IN BOX LOTS.