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Gladys Lutz: Folk Painter Of The Lehigh Valley By Karl Pass Gladys M. Lutz (1909-2007) of Schnecksville, Pa. (born in Lynnport, Pa.), was an elementary school teacher for 37 years prior to retiring in 1964. The start of her education career was in one-room schoolhouses. Lutz was a member of Jacobs Church in New Tripoli and began her painting career in 1968. Documenting Pennsylvania German everyday life and culture, primarily in the Lehigh Valley, she worked with a vibrant color palette on board in what is considered a naive untrained or selftaught folk tradition. Lutz provided a short description on the reverse of her paintings using her manual typewriter, providing a documented historical record of what the
scene or activity depicted. Specializing in themed series, she often did paintings in groups of five, such as covered bridges of the region. One example in the 9by-12-inch oil-on-board covered bridge series depicts “Schlicher’s Bridge.” The typed index card on reverse reads: “Schlicher’s Bridge is located near the Trexler-Lehigh County Game Preserve. It is also known as the Deer Pen Bridge. It is the shortest (108 ft. long) and the ‘newest’ (built in 1882) bridge that spans the Jordan Creek. It is a one span structure, constructed with the Burr truss and is maintained by the state. It is one of five covered bridges that cross the Jordan Creek. The others are Guth’s Bridge, Wehr’s Bridge, Rex’s Bridge, and Geiger’s Bridge.” The other
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“Dyeing the Easter Eggs” is one example of an artistically done painting by Lutz that tells a story.
In “Churning the Butter,” notice the row of butter prints decorating the bottom.
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four are also depicted in the series. In 2005, the Albany Township Historical Society had a booth the Kutztown Folk Festival recreating a Pennsylvania German summer kitchen and daily food ways of rural Pennsylvania Germans during the summer. Many farms used (some still do) summer kitchens during the heat of the summer months in order to keep extra heat out of the house. Summer kitchens are most often attached out buildings with a hearth and bake oven. An outgrowth of the festival experience prompted society volunteers to create a cookbook using Lutz’s paintings to illustrate traditional activities in a seasonal format such as collecting dandelion greens in spring, harvesting berries and baking pies in summer, making
apple butter in the fall, and smoking meats in winter. “Folk Art & Foodways of the Pennsylvania Dutch” by Jeff Dietrich and Lucetta Trexler Muth, the cookbook organized around the four seasons with seasonal illustrations by Lutz, was published in 2006. Filled with 115 recipes collected from local Pennsylvania German families, some are classic dishes, other recipes are more contemporary, adapted to modern times. Dietrich and Trexler Muth perfectly incorporate 13 of Lutz’s colorful paintings. With each illustration is a story written by the artist and was skillfully arranged in the book by Gail Gottlund. Another worthwhile examination of Lutz’s artwork was done by
The Mechanical Bank Collectors of America and the Still Bank Collectors Club of America have announced the annual convention as one event to take place Saturday, May 7, from 2 to 5 p.m. It is a free event and free appraisals will be available. These two collector clubs have held their own seperate events in the past and have decided to combine to hold one convention for both clubs. Members from all over the country and abroad look forward to the event, which will include seminars, presentations, tours of local collections and, of course, buying and selling banks. The convention is open to the public from 2 to 5 p.m. Thousands of mechanical and still banks will be for sale. The Philadelphia Marriot Old City Hotel is located at 1 Dock St. in Philadelphia. For additional information, call Don Heim at 570-745-3164 or email DHEIM@yahoo.com.
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The Elverson Show Returns 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 members provide assistance with the show setup and food service. The committee has received many phone calls and emails from dealers and the public who have supported the show in the past. Interest remains high, and there is a lot of excitement among those who have attended and
participated in this wellestablished country show. Twin Valley High School is located at 4897 N. Twin Valley Road, Elverson, Pa. The hours Continued on page 6
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Gladys Lutz (PGCHC) at Kutztown Continued from page 1 the Pennsylvania German University with the publishing Cultural Heritage Center of “Folk Art Memories: The
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“Schlicher’s Bridge” on Jordan Creek, signed lower right “G. Lutz,” is one of five covered bridge paintings. Read the story for the description as written on back. Author’s collection.
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Verna Seagreaves, Luke Gottshall, and Hattie Brunner, it is Gladys Lutz who served duel roles of being a historian and artist, not only skillfully rendering quality work but taking the time to document the associated history of the work. Four seasonal paintings by Lutz,, titled “Planting the Garden” “Picking Sour Cherries,” “Harvesting Wheat,” and “Cutting Wood,” This is “Stomping the Sauerkraut.” sold for $230 at the first Richard and Rosemarie Machmer auction held through Sotheby’s in Kutztown in 1997. The Gladys Lutz estate donated a collection of her paintings to PGCHC at Kutztown University. Unless noted, all images are courtesy of Jeff Dietrich.
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Collector Chats With Peter S. Seibert This Week: The Record Shop
About two weeks ago, the family decided to go out on a rainy Saturday to hunt for that rare animal, used vinyl records. Now I have to tell you that this was both an odd nostalgic trip for me and an amazing blast for a family afternoon. Let me do a quick summary on the participants: middle-aged mom and dad who grew up in the 1980s when vinyl was still being sold in record stores; an early 20something daughter who is totally into vinyl as a retro thing because her generation loves “old school” records;
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then early teen, youngest daughter, who is somewhat interested in vinyl since her virtual playlist does not cover all the music she likes. Off we went to the antiques malls hunting records. For oldest daughter, it was fascinating,, as she was searching out the punk bands of the 1980s in vinyl. She was so frustrated because she could not find the Sex Pistols, the Damned, or even the Ramones. I had to explain to her that many of those bands back in the day were considered heavily alternative and that you could not even find their stuff in the local record store. Growing up in Harrisburg, there was a converted gas station in Camp Hill that sold those records, and that is where everyone went. You paid a pretty price too if they were UK exports, so building up a collection was tough. For oldest daughter, it was a lesson in supply side antiques. If it was rare to begin with, then it is rare and expensive to find now. For youngest daughter, she is enamored with 1960s music. There are many choices, but
not all of them sound very good. Scratched records and cheap later knockoffs are the issue. She loves Jefferson Airplane and the Mamas and the Papas. We found her examples but had to walk through with her why some were expensive and others were nothing in price. Then there was me. I found myself drawn to the rare bootleg albums that I never saw as a kid growing up. The vinyl that might have a rare cut or an oddball performance. And I will say that the record shop assuredly knows my kind of buyer, as those albums definitely cost me a song and a prayer to get. Again, scarcity of the market driving prices up. My wife enjoys classical music, and there, too, was an interesting phenomenon. I remember going past a trash heap and finding piles of vinyl classical records being pitched. This was about 20 years ago. Today, I am surprised by the strong prices for classical vinyl. As I found out, many of these performances have not been moved virtually, and so the vinyl is the only way
to hear a particular ensemble. Therefore, our day out hunting netted about $100 in purchases between the four of us. It was great fun and actually kind of neat to go through vinyl with our kids looking at albums. If you are looking for something fun to do, I heartily recommend a day of vinyl hunting.
“Born to collect” should be the motto of Peter Seibert’s family. Raised in Central Pennsylvania, Seibert has been collecting and writing about antiques for more than three decades. By day, he is a museum director and has worked in Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Virginia and New Mexico. In addition, he advises and consults with auction houses throughout the MidAtlantic region, particularly about American furniture and decorative arts. Seibert’s writings include books on photography, American fraternal societies and paintings. He and his family are restoring a 1905 arts and crafts house filled with years’ worth antique treasures found in shops, co-ops and at auctions.
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style that both ball players and sports journalists and editors of that period recognized as peculiarly American. Among the most surprising pictures in the collection are close-up studies that reveal in detail how individual pitchers held the ball for fastballs, curves, spitballs, and sliders, and how power batters gripped their bats during different situations at the plate. We look forward Continued on page 4
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Archive Of Items Pertaining To Sir Barton, Horse Racing’s First Triple Crown Winner, In 1919, Will Be Sold
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Sale To Take Place May 5, Two Days Prior To Kentucky Derby What are believed to be the saddle, three race-worn saddle cloths, jockey’s helmet and trainer’s hat from Sir Barton, horse racing’s first Triple Crown winner, from 1919, will headline an onlineonly auction scheduled for Thursday, May 5, by Weiss Auctions. The auction will be held two days in advance of this year’s Kentucky Derby, slated for May 7. “We are thrilled to offer what might be considered one of the most, if not the most, single important historic find in race horse history,” said Philip Weiss of Weiss Auctions. “This is an archive for the true race horse historian, horse owner or museum curator.” It’s the expected top lot in
a massive, 500-lot auction of sports memorabilia, Disney collectibles and animation art. Also offered in the sale will be rare early 20th century boxing card uncut proof sheets, a collection of Zaccagnini Disney figurines, an early original Charles Schulz “Peanuts” daily strip, important sports cards
and autographs. Internet bidding will be through LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com. For more information, visit www.weissauctions.com. The story behind the discovery of the Sir Barton archive is nearly as fascinating as the archive itself. It begins with the
consignor taking one of many trips to Florida from her home in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri. “I often stop at flea markets and antique stores anywhere I go when there’s time, looking for unique hats and sunglasses,” she said. Nearly a decade ago, on her way back from Florida, she stopped at a few flea markets on her usual route (along Old Highway 63, through northwest Arkansas) and was making her way through an old store when she noticed a dusty black top hat in a corner booth. “I passed it by,” she said, “but then I picked it up and took it to the front. I was told it was part of a lot that had to be sold These worn saddle cloths are part of an archive of items together.” from Sir Barton. Continued on page 7
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Two Edward Sebastian Wrought-Iron Spatulas Sell
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Signed Berks County Iron Transcends Into Folk Art By Karl Pass
who were married in 1820 at Christ Lutheran Church in Brothers Benjamin (1824- Stouchsburg. The family’s 87) and Edward (1828-87) home congregation was Host Sebastian were metalsmiths Reformed Church. William in the rural Pennsylvania taught both brothers blackGerman enclave of Host, smithing. When William died Berks County, Pa., which is in 1869, he left the property to just north of Womelsdorf. his sons, where the two ran a Their home and shop were in blacksmith shop in partnerTulpehocken Township, an ship up until their deaths in area which remains today 1887. What seperates the work largely an agriculturally based economy and cultural- from either Sebastian and other work of the time period ly Pennsylvania German. The family lineage is not is mainly the fact it is signed, fully understood, and many which was simply not the Sebastians are listed in early norm. They were both highly census records in Berks skilled and made very fine County. The parents of tools and kitchenwares, such Benjamin and Edward were as dough scrapers, pie metalsmith Peter Derr (1793William and Margaret (Logan), wheels, and utensils. Famous 1868) was a member of the same congregation and buried in the same cemetary. The brothers are listed in census records as mulatto (mixed race). The two both married white Pennsylvania German women. Benjamin married Matilda Garloft and Edward, Elizabeth Seigfred. On March 30, auctioneer Cathy Pennypacker sold a rare wrought-iron spatula stamped “E.P. SEBASTIAN” for $5,390. It came from an old collection in Womelsdorf. It had a pierced diamond A one-of-a-kind decorated walnut straight edge dated twice shaped terminal at end of “1841” with initials “BLS” attributed to Benjamin L. handle. Some had pierced cirSebastian. He would have been 17 years old in 1841, ex. cles at the end of the handle. On the blade were pierced Breininger Collection. Courtesy of a private collector. circle drill holes and a central diamond. The stamp is above the blade on the lower part of the handle. Several days later, on April 3, a very similar spatula sold for $8,750 at New Haven Auctions in
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CALENDARS AU C T IO N S
SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR GEORGIA 05/12-15/22, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.
06/03-05/22, BOUCKVILLE, FRI.-SUN., 8AM-5PM, MadisonBouckville Antique Week, Route 20, 14 Show Fields
06/09-12/22, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.
04/25/22 TO 05/01/22, LITITZ, MON.-SAT. 10-5; SUN. 10-4, Spring Extravaganza, 2 E. 28th Division Hwy., Brickerville Antiques Barn - Lititz
MASSACHUSETTS 05/05-09/22, PALMER, THURS.MON., Marier's 43ed Annual Antique Flea Market, 1628 Park St., Palmer, MA 05/10-15/22, BRIMFIELD, TUES.-FRI., Brimfield Antique & Collectibles Show & Flea Market, Along Route 20, Brimfield, MA 05/11-15/22, BRIMFIELD, WED. AT 9AM-SUN., HOTM at Brimfield Antique & Collectibles Show & Flea Market, 37 Palmer Rd., Brimfield, MA MARYLAND 06/04/22, FREDERICK, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Early Settlers Antique Show, 797 E. Patrick St., Frederick Fairgrounds NEW JERSEY 01/06/22 TO 12/18/22, COLUMBUS, THURS.-SUN., Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market, Rt. 206 South, Delaware Valley, Columbus, NJ
05/14-15/22, REINHOLDS, SAT.SUN., Coins & Stamps, Pens, Paperwts. & Silver; Car Show (Sat. 9-1); Yard Sale (S, 607 Willow St., Adamstown, PA
IOWA 05/13-15/22, WATERLOO, FRI.SUN., 2,000+ cataloged lots gathered from collections across America!, Online: LiveAuctioneers.com, Rich Penn Auctions
05/14/22, FAIRFIELD, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Gathering on The Farm - Country & Primitive Antq. Event, 1042 Bullfrog Rd., THE FARM at Gettysburg
OHIO 05/02-03/22, DUNDEE, MON. AT 9:30AM & TUES. AT 10AM, Adv., antq., primitives, collec., furniture & more: Fravel farm & seed sign collec. 350+ lots, toys / uncatalogued 75+ lots, Paul Beachy collec.500+ lots- antq., collec., tools, 1000+ lots adv., collec./antq., paint./corner cupboards, pie safes, music boxes, C.War items, arrowheads, N.Amer. collec., cast iron, blue dec. stoneware, & much more!, Live & Online: 17020 Dover Rd.; liveauctioneers, hibid, auctionzip.com, Atlee Raber Auctioneer
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05/21/22, QUAKERTOWN, SAT. 10AM-4PM, Arts Alive Festival, 132 E. Broad St., Dunngeon Antiques
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05/15/22, HAMMONTON, SUN. FROM 9AM-3PM, Spring Antiques & Bottle Show, , Historic Batsto Village, Wharton State Forest
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05/15/22, RINGOES, SUN., 10AM-4PM, Hunterdon County Antiques Fair, Rte. 179, Hunterdon County 4-H Fairgrounds
05/07-08/22, ELVERSON, SAT. 10-4 & SUN. 10-3, Antique Show & Sale, 4897 N. Twin Valley Rd., Twin Valley High School
05/22/22, BURLINGTON, SUN. 9AM-5PM, Antique & Garden Show, 424 High St., Historic Burlington Antiques & Art Emporium
05/07-08/22, REINHOLDS, SAT.SUN., Vtg. Kitchen, Cast Iron & Cookbooks; Gdn. & Patio; Yard Sale, 607 Willow St., Adamstown, PA
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05/22/22, PALMYRA, SUN. 10AM-3PM, RAIN OR SHINE, Vintage Market, 1976 Laudermilch Rd., The Nest
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Weiss turned over the leg saddle flap and barely noticed something there inscribed in the leather. It read, “Sir Barton.” I gasped. I may have screamed. I was in shock.” She immediately started researching Sir Barton, reading and looking at the few photos there are of him online. “I couldn’t believe my eyes,” she said. “Several of my items were clearly in the photos.” Upon further examination, she discovered the initials “GB” (Guy Bedwell) inside the top hat. “I also discovered the initials “JL” (Johnny Loftus) in the jockey skull cap. I tell you, I cried.” Further research revealed that after Guy Bedwell passed away, his now late son and assistant trainer, Leonard
Bedwell, moved to a farm in Arkansas, just off Old Highway 63. “It made sense to me how these items may have ended up in that old flea market down there,” she said. “I then very carefully stored and protected my newfound treasures. I knew I had something special.” The consignor has never cleaned any of the items, and for that she is grateful. “And I didn’t tell anyone about my find but a couple close friends and my brother for fear it would get stolen. I felt it needed to be seen and enjoyed by all who love horse racing, and I was responsible for getting it into the right hands.” Sir Barton was a chestnut colt bred in Kentucky by John E. Madden at Hamburg Place Farm, near Lexington. His paternal grandshire was the 1893 English Triple Crown winner Isinglass, and his half-brother was 1908 juvenile champion Sir Martin. In 1918, Madden sold Sir Barton for $10,000 to J.K.L. Ross, a Canadian businessman who had committed himself to horse racing. The following year, 1919, Sir Barton won his season debut as a maiden in the Kentucky Derby, winning the race by five lengths. The next day he was shipped to Baltimore to participate in the Preakness, where he defeated Eternal by four lengths. He then won the Withers Stakes in New York in May and then the Belmont Stakes in June, completing the Sir Barton, ridden by jockey Johnny Loftus, won the first Triple Crown in history. Sir Barton’s four wins were Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes in 1919, making him horse racing’s very first Triple accomplished in a span of just 32 days, and he was retroactively Crown winner. Photo courtesy Wikipedia. Continued from page 5
Upon looking in a basket comprising the lot, she saw saddle blankets, a saddle, crops and other items. “All were very old and dusty, obviously horse racing items, so I decided to buy the lot because I had ideas to have a horse racing display in my house someday,” she said. “When I got home, I put them in a plastic tub with my other findings, closed it up and stacked it with the rest.” Several years later, she began pulling the tubs out, and when she got to that tub she began examining everything and envisioning a display. “I was looking at the saddle thinking I might cut it in half to mount it on the wall when I
PENNSYLVANIA 04/23/22-05/07/22, CARLISLE, ENDING BEGINS SAT. AT 5PM, Bottle & Glass Auction incl. 375 lots- flasks, utilities, sodas, sandwich candlesticks/ vases/ colognes, blown mold tablewares, lighting, bar backs, medicines, Victorian glass, witches balls, air twist stems & more!, Online Only: hibid.com, Rowe's Auction Service 04/27-28/22, MONMOUTH JUNCTION, WED.-THURS., Lifetime collec. of Mark Conover's 4,500+ NJ Milk Bottles collec. & 5,000+ Dairy/ Milk-Related Collectibles!, Online Only: bodnarsauction.com, Bodnar's Auction 04/29/22, PHOENIXVILLE, FRI. AT 9AM, 500+ lots feat. extensive C.War ambrotype/ tintype collec., carpets, furniture, folk art, fine jewelry, gold/ silver coins, paintings incl. Wm. T. Richards, Schofield "castle" pattern fine silver tea svc., dec. arts & much more!, Live & Online: 1041 W. Bridge St. #20; Bidsquare & Liveauctioneers.com, Wiederseim Assoc., Inc. 04/30/22, ANNVILLE, SAT., CLOSING BEGINS AT NOON, 109 guns, beaded moccasins, axeheads, tomahawks, arrowheads, bayonets: Volcanic Arms Co. pistol .31 cal., Colt model 1860 Army revolver, PR long rifle attrib. to Wolfgang Haga, Luger 5/42 pistol, Sharps & Hawkins Navy model carbine rifle, Rogers & Spencer Army revolver, 1880 circa drum, Civil War musket socket bayonet w/scabbard, etc., Online Only: www.shirkauctions.hibid.com, Roy D. Shirk Auctioneer 04/30/22, BARTO, SAT. AT 9AM, Automobilia, Signs & Beer Memorabilia Auction., Jake's Flea Market, 1380 Route 100, Kimberly K. Auctions 04/30/22, DANVILLE, SAT. AT 8AM, Country Public AuctionAntiques, Vtg. Architectural Items & Country Furniture. Millville farm wagon, set blue canning jars, vtg. bottles, Spanish pottery urn, Purina egg cleaner bucket, coins incl. Kennedy half-dollars, Washington qtrs., sterling candleholders, cast iron skillets, marked I. Fergusen spinning wheel, shutters, cast iron clawfoot tubs, etc., 77 Robinson Rd., Weaver's Auction Svc. 04/30/22, GORDONVILLE, SAT. AT 8AM, Personal Historical Library & Collec. of Jacob M. Fisher, 700+ lots: rare books, 1531 Christopher Froschauer Bible & more, 8 books w/Barbara Ebersol frakturs, Martyrs Mirror, German Bibles & books, Mennonite & Amish books, Amish school hist., genealogies, periodicals, Thirty Thousand Names of Immigrants (Rupp) & much more., Gordonville Fire Hall, 3204 Vigilant St., Double E Auction Svc.
honored as 1919’s Horse of the Year. Later that same year his winning streak came to an end at the Dwyer Stakes, where he faced Purchase, another highly rated three-year-old. On a muddy track, Purchase caught up to Sir Barton in the final furlong, and Sir Barton finished second. Sir Barton finished 1919 with $88,250 in total winnings, just ahead of the legendary Man o’ War. As a four-year-old, Sir Barton won five of his 12 races. His match race on Oct. 12, 1920, against Man o’ War at Kenilworth Park in
04/30/22, HARRISBURG, SUN. AT 10AM, Furniture, pie safe, poker table, blanket chest, nesting tables, BR, gdn., table/ floor lamps, 3 FlexSteel Sofas, approx. 400 bottles estate spirits collec., hh incl. mowers, etc., 2 slot machines, collec. incl. Roseville, Planters Peanuts, pharm., comics, spool cabinets, jars/tins, Boy Scout: books, patches, trophies, uniforms, militaria, & more!, Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 04/30/22, PHOENIXVILLE, BIDDING ENDS SAT. AT 6PM, Antique & Furniture Warehouse Liquid. Auction: exotic antq. clocks, Euro/Asian china, fine art, Waterford crystal, all types antqs., marble pedestals, chests/trunks, mirrors-all types, exotic mounted animal skulls w/antlers, wooden Chinese screens, figurines, collec., foreign & Amer. stamps incl.150 yrs. old, chandeliers, lamps, candelabras, etc., Online Only: ProxiBid.com/geyer, Geyer Auction Companies 04/30/22-05/01/22, LEVITTOWN, SAT. & SUN. AT 10AM, Sat. 10amFurnishings, Pinball machine, model airplanes, sailboat models, trains, taxidermy, pipes, daggers, canes, music boxes, scales, glass/china, etc.; Sat. 1pm- Real Estate: 3 BR/2 BA detached single ranch; Sun. 10am- sterling/costume jewelry, furs, leather, hats, naval uniforms, graphics, chandeliers, gfthr. clocks, furn., & more!, 7 Fallenrock Rd., Barry S. Slosberg Auctioneers & Appraisers 05/05/22, PHILADELPHIA, THURS. AT 10AM, Antiques, rare 19th cen. automaton Haberdashery adv., Knabe baby grand player piano, marble & bronze sculptures, clocks, Tiffany Wisteria table lamp, paintings & graphics- 18th-21st cen., Antonia Telse, Andy Warhol, etc., Orientalia, Samurai swords, jewelry, 1.5 ct. diamond ring, gold/diamond/gemstone, silver flatware sets, furn., & much more!, Online Only: LiveAuctioneers.com; Invaluable.com, Barry S. Slosberg Auctioneers & Appraisers
05/07/22, LANCASTER, SAT. AT 10AM, Specialty Classic Cars, Motorcycles, Trailers & Go Karts. '79 Chevy Camaro Berlinetta, '83 AMC AMC Eagle SX/4, '88 Mercedes Benz 560SL, '70 Karmann Ghia, '01 Chrysler Prowler, '82 Jaguar XJ6, '82 VW Vanagon, '97 Ford Explorer, '99 Wells Cargo Inc. Trailer, Go Kart, '99 Honda Rebel CMX250C2, '96 BMW R1100 RS, etc., Live & Online: 3601 Columbia Ave.; boltzauctions.com, Boltz Auction Co. 05/07/22, LANCASTER, ENDS SAT. AT 7PM, Music Sale! Memorabilia, Instruments, Electronics & Equipment., Online Only: boltzauctions.com, Boltz Auction Co. 05/07/22, ORWIGSBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Firearms, Military, Furniture, Jewelry, Antq./Vtg./Collec., Toys, Video Games, Paper, Sports, Mus.Instruments & HH. 10K rings/ ruby/ opal/ emerald/ sapphire, sterling, costume estate lots, antqs./vtg. items, slag glass lamp, wagon wheel, pr. 1913 PA lic. plates, bicycles/tandem, radios, cuckoo clocks, board & arcade games, & much more!, 1506 Centre Turnpike, Blum's / Auction Time Bid Board 05/07/22, PETERSBURG, SAT. AT 9AM, Berks Co. orig. paint blanket chest-Noah Eby Woodward, PA, 2-tone whiskey jug, Breininger redware plates, antq. furn., blue dec. crocks, quilts, redware, prints, collec. old Santas, PSU memorabilia, china & ironstone, toys, folk carved wdn. birds, 1902 Reedsville currency, country collec., currency & coins, silver certificates & much more!, 3922 McAlevy's Fort Rd., Ron S. Gilligan Auctioneer 05/13-14/22, EPHRATA, FRI. AT 4PM & SAT. AT 9AM, Cataloged Antique Auction., Horst Auction Ctr., 50 Durlach Rd., Horst Auctioneers
05/06/22, KINZERS, FRI. AT 10AM, Hunting & Fishing Auction - wood lures, collec. of excep. fishing tackle, 8 & 10 pt. deer mounts, a north.pike, moose antlers, cast iron bear trap, scopes, gun cleaning kits, edged weapons, two excep. blades made by Wilkinson Sword Co.George Washington's presentation dagger w/sterling handle, G.Washington's inaugural sword., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd.; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International
05/21/22, KINZERS, SAT. AT 10AM, Qty. antiques & artwork from mult. estates- antq., vtg. & mod. 18th-20th cen. paintings, Asian wood carvings, collec. fine antq. disk & cylinder music boxes, frosted/etched art glass panels, primitives/ folk art, American brilliant cut glass, Royal Bonn vase, Majolica oyster plates & centerpc. bowl, etc., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd.; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International
05/06/22, LANCASTER, FRI. AT 6PM, Fine Art Auction feat. CX Carlson, Luigi Rist, David Brumbach, Reed Dixon, Suk Shuglie, Jerome Hershey & more!, Live & Online: 3601 Columbia Ave.; boltzauctions.com, Boltz Auction Co.
05/21/22, YORK, SAT. AT 8:30AM, Cars, Antiques, Farm Primitives & Bottles. 1948 Dodge Fluid Drive car (66,841 orig. mi.),1956 Plymouth Savoy (23,533 orig. mi.), nice antq., quilts, antq. furn., toys, milk bottles, soda/ other bottles, hog troughs, chicken crates, nice farm primitives, 2 hay balers, flatbed wagons, & lots more!, 4800 Ore Bank Rd., Thomas M. Saylor Auctioneer
05/07/22, DOYLESTOWN, SAT. AT 9AM, 120+ pcs. Breininger pottery incl. animals, eggs, pitchers & plates, wooden eggs, crocks, jugs, Dietz lanterns, 12+ pcs. Royal Doulton figurines, Steiff, Ty & Boyd bears, Anna Lee dolls, Currier & Ives prints/others, vty. books1876 Bucks Co. History, 1907 School book, Walter Baum & Impressionists, adv. fans/cards, vtg. paper, furn., & more!, 4386 Old Easton Rd., Gary Fluck Auctions 05/07/22, EPHRATA, SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques, Collectibles, Musical Instruments, Toys, Model Trains, Dolls, HH Goods, Tools. Kerosene lamps/lanterns, cast iron/ copper/ brass, woodenware, adv. signs, ephemera, Longaberger baskets, pottery, musical instruments, seasonal decor, china, sports cards, linens/ textiles, artwork/ prints, books, Clyde Wingenroth wagons, etc., Horst Auction Ctr., 50 Durlach Rd., Horst Auctioneers
VIRGINIA 04/27/22, ONACOCK, CLOSING BEGINS WED. AT 5PM, Estate auction incl. antiques, primitives, quilts, furniture, cast iron, adv., sculptures, glassware, artwork, collec., & more!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers 05/14-15/22, LURAY, SAT. & SUN., Texaco Gas & Antique Auction- orig. pcs., 100 gas pumps incl. Visibles, 50+ porcelain pump signs, cans, dealer items, 10 lg. outdoor sign holders, gas globes, Ford Model T, antqs., stoneware, etc., Live & Online: 155 S. Court St.; LarrySwartzauctioneer.hibid.com, Larry Swartz Auctioneer
Windsor, O n t a r i o , remains as Canada’s most remembered horse race. But Sir Barton, running on bad hoofs, lost the race by seven lengths. To contact Weiss Auctions, call 516-5940731 or email Philip Weiss at An archive of items pertaining to Sir Barton, P h i l @ W e i s s horse racing’s first Triple Crown winner, in Auctions.com. 1919, will be sold May 5.
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A Profile In Pennsylvania German Studies Hattie Klapp Brunner (1889-1982)
2 DAY TEXACO GAS & ANTIQUE AUCTION Friday & Saturday, May 13 & 14 155 S Court St., LURAY, VA
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An original Brunner watercolor dated 1960 on the back reads, “The Seasons Greetings/To Dr. Laura L. Barnes/From/Hattie K. Brunner.” Personalized work is unusual. Brunner maintained contact with the wife of Dr. Albert Barnes following his death in 1951, which occured in a car accident at age 79. Dr. Laura Barnes died in 1966. Much of her art collection today is in the Brooklyn Museum of Art. Courtesy of a private collector.
This is Hattie Brunner in her shop. du Pont, Dr. Albert Barnes, George Lorimer, Bernice Chrysler Garbisch, Walter Himmelreich, Titus Geesey, and Cornelius Weygandt. Hattie had a unique way of documenting purchase price and sales. On correspondence she sometimes used a secret code containing symbols that correlated to a specific number. An example of the code appears on an invoice with Dr. Albert Barnes. The code is MARYILOVEU. The first letter “M” represents $1, “A” represents $2, the “R” $3, so forth, $1 to $10. However, some characters are random and meaningless. The top line is her cost. It is A1X. The bottom line, what she sold item for, R1F. So, “A” means $2 and “R” means $3. She realized a $1 profit. A1X R1F This reference is not to paint the picture she just sold low value trinkets. Some very high dollar significant material changed hands from Brunner to Barnes. The cornerstones of the Barnes Foundation’s Pennsylvania German collection came from Brunner, much of it during the war years in the 1940s. Her art career didn’t begin until the late 1950s. Hattie began painting roughly at age 67, receiving no formal artistic instruction. Hattie painted over 500 watercolors, with the majority being pastoral landscapes. Hattie’s landscape paintings illustrate a slightly exaggerated yet quintessential life depicting farm scenes and country events with a flurry of activity that is often repeated in different seasons of the year. She drew from experiences traveling the local countryside, everyday living, and recollections of childhood pastimes to capture the natural settings of her community. Country sale paintings often included personal acquaintances and sometimes herself. Describing a Continued on page 9
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Redware butter prints made by Hattie Brunner. Top is dated “1967” and bottom “1973.” Ned Foltz fired these hand-modeled pieces for Brunner in his kiln. Courtesy of a private collector.
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This is Hattie Brunner in 1974 at age 85 with her paint brushes. Today, Hattie is remembered as an antiques dealer and as an artist. Hattie’s interest in buying and selling antiques began at an early age. Developing an interest in Pennsylvania German items, she became an antique dealer, not as a hobby, but as a relevent and dominate position in the marketplace. Her reputation as an authoritative source on Pennsylvania German decorative arts gained national recognition from museums, artists, art dealers, and, of course, collectors. Hattie contributed to the extensive Pennsylvania German collections being by This auction scene sold for an auction formed record of $23,500 on Feb. 12, 2022, at Horst prominent indiAuction Center in Ephrata, Pa. Image viduals such as Henry Francis courtesy of Horst.
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Hattie Klapp Brunner was born in East Cocalico Township on Nov. 27, 1889, to Abiram and Mary Weinhold Klapp. The Klapps resided in Vera Cruz, a small village located along Route 897 near Reinholds, Pa. In 1917, Hattie received her Teacher’s Certificate from the Philadelphia Musical Academy, and not long after, she married Raymond Brunner. She taught piano and held student concerts in their residence in Reinholds. She also sang soprano in the Swamp Reformed Church choir and was the church’s organist from 1917-33. Her mother-inlaw, Hattie Sweigart Brunner, was an antiques dealer. Hattie followed suit in the business, opening her antiques shop The Tulip Shop in the early 1930s. It was a career that ran roughly half a century. She passed away Aug. 2, 1982.
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The fall auction scene is from 1961 and featured in the 1975 book “Contemporary American Artists” by Elinor Lander Horwitz. Hattie is located in top middle with a tilt-top tea table. Dealer Joe Kindig (long hair and beard) is at the front door on the house. This painting was also used in a 1962 Philadelphia Inquirer Sunday magazine feature. Courtesy of a private collector.
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community, creating a historical record which includContinued from page 8 ed a key aspect of Hattie’s country sale painting, Hattie early years looking for fine once stated, “That’s me. I’m Pennsylvania German furnithe one looking at the tilt- ture, arts, and crafts. The top table. That’s Joe Kindig popularity of her images, the near the high backed chair.” cultural and pastoral nostalIn several of the self-por- gia of years gone illustrated traits, Hattie adorns a black in her paintings is a significape and hat. A few topics cant legacy of her life. were produced in limited Hattie would certainly be number, such as “Making surprised at the value of her Applebutter,” ca. 1960, quilt- paintings and what they ing bees, and interior scenes. bring in today’s marketShe was sometimes criticized place. Prices have increased for producing too many win- over the past several years. ter scenes. Hattie once In 2018, a winter scene and responded to the criticism by farm scene sold for $3,200 stating, “That is what people and $4,880, respectively. In wanted.” 2020, a large summer farm Hattie Brunner’s art is a scene brought $18,000. An vital link to her past, exem- auction scene recently sold plifying a rural traditional (Feb. 12, 2022) at Horst lifestyle. She documented Auction Center for $23,500, the life lived in the farming setting a new auction record for her work. Based on current auction market activity, it is evident the interest for her artwork is strong. References: Swinehart, Jan. “Hattie Brunner Memory Painter.” Thesis. Pennsylvania This winter scene of Swamp United Church of State University, Christ at 390 Swamp Church Road, Reinholds, 2009. Pass, Karl. Pa., will be sold at Horst Auction Center on May 14. Today, the church is known as Swamp “The Kempton 2018 Christian Fellowship. It is among the oldest Show: E d i t i o n . ” congregations in Lancaster County, originally & a Reformed faith in the 18th century. The Antiques Auction News. Reformed church invited Lutherans to use the church alternately up until 1959, when they Nov. 23, 2018. Vol. 49, No. 47. moved into their own church close by. Pass, Karl. “Flack Sale P r o v e s Pennsylvania German Folk Ark Remains A Viable M a r k e t . ” Antiques & Auction News. Dec. 7, 2018. Pass, Karl. “Two-Day Sale at Horst.” Antiques & Auction News. Here is another original auction scene. March 18, 2022. Vol. 52, No.11. Courtesy of a private collector.
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