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1864 Civil War Black Regimental Flag Sells For $196,800 At Morphy’s FRIDAY JUNE 28, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 26

The 19th- And 20th-Century Stahl Family Pottery In Lehigh County, Pa. Stahl’s Pottery Preservation Society Inc. Has Protected Homestead And Site By Justin W. Thomas June is an exciting month for the Stahl’s Pottery Preservation Society Inc. (SPPS) in Zionsville, Pa., which holds its annual Summer Pottery Festival at the Stahl’s Pottery historic property in Powder Valley, one of two events held each year by the group. The 32nd annu- Some of the Stahl family pottery is on display at the historic Stahl al festival event was Pottery in Zionsville, Pa. June 15. Thirty regional potters displayed and sold their work, and potting demonstrations and tours of the site were held throughout the event. The fall show is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 5. The family operated on and off for more than 100 years. Russell died in 1986, and 27 living family members, including descendants of Thomas, formed the SPPS in 1987 when the contents of the historic Stahl family pottery were sold onsite at a major sale held by Maurer’s. More than 1,000 pieces of pottery were sold, some of which was green ware or pieces that were never fired, and others biscuit ware, pottery that had been fired once, then glazed, The glaze room at the historic Stahl Pottery in but never fired again. This is an Zionsville, Pa. event that I truly wish I could have attended. How many auctions for bottled glazes, molds, throwing utilitarian pottery businesses dating wheels, slip cups, tools, a small from the 19th century have there library, the actual homestead, and been? I cannot recall another in my even an old hat and apron that had lifetime. been sitting around the pottery shop The auction included all sorts of since the 1950s was sold. The SPPS wares made at the Stahl Pottery in the was fortunate to purchase the 1900s, such as historical objects, property at the sale. Part of the SPPS plaques, rooster figures, sugar bowls mission is to preserve the site and and just about every other type of interpret one of the dominant periods pottery that the Stahls produced. The of production (mid-1930s), when wood-fired kiln, pot shop, all sorts of brothers Thomas and Isaac revived the operation. The SPPS festivals are great opportunities for the public to tour the property of this revivalist pottery, including the kiln (originally built in 1933). The particular area along the Indian Creek in Zionsville referred to as Powder Valley first received its name due to having gun powder mills. The quality veins of red clay and accessibility to markets was a bounty to the pottery operation for generations. The Stahl Family Pottery In the mid-19th century, Charles Ludwig Stahl (1828-96) established the Powder Valley Pottery in Lehigh Russell Stahl signing a piece of pottery. Continued on page 2

This rare 1864 battle flag carried by the “127th Regiment U.S. Colored Troops,” handpainted by African-American artist and Union troop David Bustill Bowser, sold at Morphy’s for $196,800. It is the only surviving flag of those Bowser created for the 11 Pennsylvania Black regiments. An 1864 handpainted flag that was carried into battle by the 127th Regiment, one of 11 AfricanAmerican regiments from Pennsylvania that fought for the Union during the Civil War, has sold at auction for $196,800 on June 13. Dan Morphy, president of Morphy Auctions in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, confirmed that the flag was purchased by an institutional buyer bidding by phone. Believed to be the only survivor from the original 11 flags handpainted by David Bustill Bowser,

son of a fugitive slave, its distinctive artwork features the image of a black troop bidding farewell to Columbia, the Goddess of Liberty. Above the artwork, a motto reads: “WE WILL PROVE OURSELVES MEN.” “It was such an honor to have been chosen to bring this precious Civil War artifact to the auction marketplace,” said Morphy. “Its historical importance cannot be overstated.” Morphy Auctions is located in Denver, Pa. Image courtesy of Morphy Auctions.

Chorley’s Spring Auction Shows That Brown Furniture Still Has Legs British Auction House Holds Country House Sale A 17th-century chest sold for 20 times its estimate to achieve an impressive £16,000 at Chorley’s Spring Country House sale. Chorley’s Fine Art and Antiques sale was a treat for traditionalists with, early oak furniture, Eastern rugs, fine clocks, works of art and model boats and planes from medieval Eastington Hall in Worcestershire. For conversion purposes, one pound roughly equals $1.27. The most popular lots from the Eastington Hall collection included two 17th-century oak back stools, one carved with the name “Dorothy Garrard” and dated

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These two 17th-century oak back stools, one carved with the name “Dorothy Garrard” and dated “1685,” the other named “Margrat Garrard,” sold for £6,000. One is mentioned in Victor Chinnery’s seminal work, “Oak Furniture: The British Tradition.”

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“1685,” the other “Margrat Garrard.” Pieces of named and dated oak are rare, and the “Dorothy” chair is mentioned in Victor Chinnery’s seminal work, “Oak Furniture: The British Tradition.” This small but perfectly formed pair of chairs achieved £6,000. The previously mentioned late 17th-century chest was a walnut and seaweed marquetry bachelor’s chest, which Continued on page 5

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County, Pa., a red earthenware business that supplied local homeowners with utilitarian pottery for their daily household needs. Charles was a second generation Pennsylvania German and trained under John Krauss, who operated his own business in nearby Upper Milford Township. The forms manufactured at Charles’ business included crocks, pots, pans, plates and bowls. In the heyday of the company, as many as 20 assistants were employed at the pottery. Author Susan L.F. Isaac wrote about the history of the Stahls in 1987, citing that “some of the assistants were itinerant Irish potters, who reportedly did produce pottery. When the day was over, they might make a fancy ring vase, and indeed a damaged ring vase was found in the workshop attic.” In the 1870s, Charles taught three of his sons the pottery craft, training Isaac (1872-1950), James (1860-1943), and Thomas (1863-1942). When Charles died in 1896, Isaac took over, but only a few years later James became owner. The family business closed in about 1903. As the years passed, wares

This is Charles Ludwig Stahl (1828-96).

made by the Stahls became quite collectible and even received some published recognition. The Stahls found that the wares, which were originally priced at only a few pennies, were now selling for at least a dollar, and in some cases, much more. This was a rare occurrence. Most American utilitarian potters never lived long enough to see their wares transition from how they were used as their intended purpose to being thought of as collectible. In fact, in the early 1930s, Isaac reportedly attended an auction, which is where he saw pottery created by his family and also the Medinger family selling for surprisingly high amounts. The Medingers were located roughly 35 miles from where the Stahls operated. A wellknown, still considered revivalist operation (operating in the style of period 18th century and early 19th century craft), they were in Limerick Township, Isaac (left) and Thomas (right) are signing pieces of M o n t g o m e r y pottery in the 1930s.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net County, Pa. Although in this case, the Medinger family did not stop production at the turn of the 20th century and continued to produce pottery under Jacob Medinger (1865-1932). Production eventually ceased when Jacob died from a tragic kiln accident. It was reported in area newspapers, proclaiming that all of the Pennsylvania German potters were now gone. These events served as a source of inspiration, because in 1933, Isaac and Thomas chose to re-establish the family business, but they also decided to change some of the production style to accommodate fancier decora- The Stahl Pottery kiln as it appears today. (Inset) Carrie (Stahl) Schultz and tive wares. In some ways, this Russell Stahl in front of the Stahl Pottery kiln in 1985. The kiln and its business was comparable to surroundings have changed very little. John Bell’s (1800-80) 19th-century pottery in Waynesboro, Pa., burning wood. Some of the The Stahl Family Legacy though the Stahls were more more desired production from The wares made by the daring in what they produced. this era includes large vases, Stahls are included in many Production was more colorful urns, pottery decorated with Pennsylvania museum and priand creative. There was even a historical figures like Abraham vate collections today, a tradisense of modernism. They Lincoln and George Washington, tion that continued when the began to sign just about every various styles of sgraffito, Stahls reinvigorated the family piece of pottery and typically objects decorated with applied business in the 1930s. Very few inscribed a description, as well. decorations, tobacco jars, com- family-oriented American potNevertheless, color was clearly potes, and various wares deco- ters actually existed in the 19th a point of emphasis when some rated with tulips and floral work century and managed to mainobjects were decorated with as in slip and sgraffito. tain success and viability into many as seven colors, all of With the rebirth of the busi- the 20th century. The Stahls may which were typically masterfully ness came a third generation: have gone out of business applied. Russell Stahl (1911-86) was the shortly after the turn of the 20th An interesting aspect about youngest son of Isaac’s and century, but I cannot recall some of the decoration accom- began learning the craft in the another family pottery that was plished in Powder Valley during 1930s. He took a hiatus in the able to reinvent itself 30 years this period is that Thomas’ 1940s, during service in World later. daughter, Carrie (Stahl) Schultz War II, but returned to work at When Isaac and Thomas (1908-85), was responsible for the pottery in 1946. He worked reopened around 1933, in many creating some of the sgraffito alongside his father for a few ways they created a lasting decoration. She also manufac- years and took control some- renaissance movement in the tured some of the whimsical time around 1948, operating it tradition of Pennsylvania animals. Her skill was perhaps by himself until 1953. The last German craft pottery. This was a similar to Mary Elizabeth Bell kiln firing reportedly happened period where this type of classic (1829-1914), daughter of John in 1956, and Russell decided to production could have disapBell, who also decorated some spend the next two decades peared. They ultimately kept a of the wares in the late 19th cen- managing a nearby hotel. Many long-standing culture of craft tury. Females decorating tradi- of the objects that sold at the alive, where other customs had tional pottery are not exactly onsite Stahl estate sale in the already disappeared elsewhere the norm for utilitarian red summer of 1987 had been left in the country. The Stahl family earthenware made in America, since the 1950s. pottery is a special tradition, a but both of these businesses do The Stahls, notably Russell, tradition which influenced potshare that connection. influenced Lester Breininger ters over many decades, some The Stahls managed to pro- (1935-2011), a Pennsylvania of whom are still practicing their duce a large amount of pottery German collector, potter, and craft today. during this period, largely businessman from Robesonia, Special thanks to the Stahl’s thanks to their kiln. Built in 1933, Pa., who often visited the Stahl Pottery Preservation Society for the giant kiln could reportedly site. He ran a well-known pot- saving this history and publishhold as many as 2,000 pieces of tery business throughout the ing so much information about pottery, which was powered by later half of the 20th century. the history of the Stahl family Neighbor antiques dealer Greg pottery. Kramer and Breininger were good friends. A collector of epic proportions, Breininger acquired a lot of redware over the years from Kramer. There was a museum-like area dedicated to Stahl pottery at the Breininger property, still referred to by many as Taylor mansion. In November 2011, Pook & Pook held a large sale of Here is a Stahl Pottery dish that I the Breininger collection, gross- purchased years ago while driving ing over $2.1 million. Ensuing through central Pennsylvania. The This is Carrie (Stahl) Schultz years witnessed nine onsite back of the dish is inscribed, “Made by decorating a sgraffito plate at the Stahl sales held by Conestoga Auction I.S. Stahl Sept. 1838 S.P.” Image courtesy of the author. 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The sgraffito plate was decorated by Carrie (Stahl) Schultz at the Stahl Pottery in 1936, with an American flag, an eagle, tulips and a German inscription around the border. The back is inscribed “Made at the Stahls Pottery September 22, 1936, C.S.S.” Image courtesy Conestoga Auction Company.

This plate made by Isaac Stahl, decorated with a tulip in the center, is dated 1941, ex. Breininger collection. It sold for $889 in 2011. Image courtesy of Pook & Pook Inc.

This sgraffito bowl made by Isaac Stahl, decorated with a bust of George Washington and dated 1947, is also ex. Breininger collection. It sold for $1,126. Image courtesy of Pook & Pook Inc.

This sgraffito bowl made by Isaac Stahl, decorated with a bust of Abraham Lincoln and dated 1947 is ex. Breininger collection and sold for $1,304. Image courtesy of Pook & Pook Inc. Photos courtesy of the Stahl’s Pottery Preservation Society Inc. (SPPS) unless otherwise noted. Sources: Bartlett, Louisa. A Cultural Celebration: Arts of the Pennsylvania Germans from a Berks County Private Collection, June 10 to Sept. 26, 2010. Christianson, Justine and Susan L.F. Isaacs. Historic American Engineering Record: Stahl Pottery (Powder Valley Pottery). National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, 1987/2007. Goda, Anna W. and Barbara R. Stahl’s Pottery of Powder Valley. Published by Author, 2008. Locher, Paul G. Collecting Breininger Pottery From A to Z. Breininger Publications LLC, 2013. The Collection of Lester and Barbara Breininger. Pook & Pook Inc., Nov. 12, 2011. Thomas, Justin W. “The Bell Pottery Collection at the Renfrew Museum in Waynesboro, Pa.” Antiques & Auction News, Dec. 7, 2018.

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT This Week: Indian Jewelry: A Wearable Investment

By Peter Seibert I confess to being a thirdgeneration collector of Indian jewelry. My grandmother and grandfather Swift, along with my mother, were all lovers of Indian jewelry. Back in the 1950s, the Swifts traveled extensively in Arizona, New Mexico and California. While they could have bought Indian pottery or Ansel Adams photographs, they bought Indian jewelry. Some was new, and others were purchased as “old pawn.” The latter refers to a category of jewelry that shops sold (and still do). It references silver jewelry that was originally pawned and when never redeemed was sold by the shop. By the 1950s, however, the ubiquitous term came to refer to any secondhand Indian jewelry, whether sold or pawned. Back in the 1950s, they purchased three different tribal styles of jewelry: the large stone turquoise work

done by the Navajos, the silver sandcast work of the Hopi, and the fine needlepoint turquoise of the Zuni. These three represented, in their day, much of the best southwestern Indian jewelry. Even today, these three tribes produce some of the finest jewelry, although there are equally fine pieces produced by other tribes. Since then, my wife Kim and I have added to the collection. Living in New Mexico brought us into contact with many of the finest contemporary artists, particularly among the Pueblo Indians. Mike and Cassie Dukepoo were two of our favorites, and Kim frequently wears their work. We also have added older pieces to our collection as well. Each holds a special place in our collection, and we look forward to passing them to the next generation. Collecting Indian jewelry is a great avenue for the fashionminded collector; however, to be successful, it is important to spend some real time studying the subject. One needs to study both the turquoise and the silver work. It also is important to have a background in jewelry made by and for Indians and the jewelry that was expressly

made for tourists. There are numerous books on marks that can help, but also seeing objects in museum collections is equally critical. Finally, depending upon where you live, there are different aesthetics that are applied to Indian jewelry. In the southwest, Indian jewelry is never polished. The dark patina on a piece is proof of its age and originality. A piece that is polished is suspect because the only way to hide a replacement or repair effectively is to polish the entire piece. Here in the Northern Rockies, big and bold is important. Thus, one can see old pieces that are taken apart and reset to make them bigger and bolder than they originally were. Kim recently purchased a lovely old pendant that had been put on a cheap Chinese silver beadwork necklace. Ostensibly the piece looked big and massive, but the mixing of quality from the old to the new was jarring. We pitched the old beadwork and

kept the original. Finally, back East, where it is not that frequently worn, polished but original seems to be more of the norm. To polish, as my grandmother would have said, is about ensuring that the silver looks good. So, I recommend collecting southwestern silver. For men, a smashing pair of cufflinks is wonderful. For women, a liquid silver necklace, a Zuni pettipoint pin, or a Navajo cuff are all equally wonderful.

Peter Seibert, a native Pennsylvanian, grew up in the antiques business and remains closely tied to auction houses, collectors, and dealers. Professionally, he has served as a museum director and public historian in Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Virginia, and Wyoming. He holds a Master of Arts in American Studies from Penn State and has authored two books and numerous articles on decorative arts, interior design, and history.

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19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUE, 23 Possum Park Mall. Summer Hrs. Mon-Sat. 12-8, Sun. 12-5. Over 45 Showcase/ Room Dlrs selling quality antiques/ collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com

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Witman Showcases The Unique Power Of The Auction Method

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Stamp Collection Brings Over $20,000 At Harrisburg Estate Sale Witman Auctioneers Inc., of Manheim, Pa., conducted a public auction of real estate on June 1 for the Dennis L. Weiser estate at 64 Suffolk Road in Harrisburg. The three-bedroom ranch house brought The 1954 Selmer brass saxophone $136,000, but what the varied sold for $7,500. material inside brought is what exemplified the power of using the auction method

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when dispersing an estate. The following are prices realized. A varied U.S. stamp collection sold for $20,499. A 1954 Selmer brass saxophone went for $7,500, and several These George Brett and Robin Yount George Brett and Robin Yount autographed baseball cards sold for autographed baseball cards brought $1,300 and $1,000 $1,300 and $1,000 each. apiece. A Franklin Mint locomotive set sold for $1,200, while a Franklin Mint great flags set sold for $1,175. A U.S. Army Colt 38 revolver realized $600, the same as a Rugar 22 caliber pistol. A Colt 38 police pistol brought $500, as did a Cub 22 caliber handgun. A box of sports cards had a buyer at $525, and a group of Elvis and presidents cards sold for $425. This Cub 22 caliber handgun sold for A group of Franklin Mint coins $500. sold for $325, and a

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Fifteen Years And Counting Rivertowne Antique Center In Columbia, Pa., To Celebrate Anniversary With Sale On June 28, 29, And 30

that’s a small world,” commented Madar. During the three-day anniversary sale event, don’t miss the opportunity to find that unique item at a great price. Visit the café (which features the transplanted original 1930s counter and stools from the popular Sun Restaurant in downtown Lancaster). Light refreshments and pastries will be served. The center is conveniently located off Route 30. Take the Columbia/Marietta exit, use the new Front Street/River Road downtown bypass or follow Third Street into town, turn right on Locust, go a block and a half, and turn left on Bank Avenue. Free parking, gift certificates, layaway, and shipping are available. Dealers and decorators are always welcome. For additional information, call 717-684-8514 or visit the shop’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/Rivertowne Antiques.

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stuff,” stated co-owner Georgia Townsend. “Their recommendations to friends and family result in our continually seeing new customers visiting our shop.” “We’re celebrating our 15th year in business thanks to our great group of dealers, their commitment to offer genuine antiques fairly priced, and the support of a customer base that appreciates our merchandise,” added Madar. The business has changed considerably over the years particularly with the advent of the internet. It’s a global market; however, it can also seem like a small world at times. Rivertowne and Antiques & Auction News have an interesting connection. The building was once owned by the publication’s founders, Joel and Denise Sater. “From our perspective,

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“Time flies when you enjoy what you are doing.” That’s what Ron Madar, co-owner of the Rivertowne Antique Center in Columbia, Pa., says as Rivertowne prepares to celebrate its 15th birthday with a big anniversary sale to be held on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, June 28, 29, and 30. Located along the banks of the Susquehanna River in the historic Bachman-Forry tobacco warehouse in Columbia, Pa., Rivertowne opened its doors on June 24, 2004. “During our special weekend we’ll be giving our customers great discounts of up to 40 percent off items throughout the store,” said Madar. Rivertowne is a multi-dealer shop home to 80 quality dealers and consignors displaying a vast selection of authentic 18th-, 19th-, and early 20th century items including painted country furniture, folk art, Americana, primitives, glassware, stoneware, trade signs, general store items, midcentury and industrial pieces, and decorative smalls. “We are thankful for our loyal customers who keep coming back regularly looking for the good

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GEORGIA 07/11-14/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques Market, Atlanta Expo Center

06/30/19, DENVER, SUN OUTDOOR & PAVILION 5 AM INDOOR 7:30 AM, Sunday Extravaganza, 2500 N Reading Rd, Renninger's Adamstown

08/08-11/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center ILLINOIS 06/29-30/19, CHICAGO, SAT & SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Market Festival, 1340 W Washington Blvd, Plumbers Hall NEW JERSEY 07/13/19, OCEAN CITY, SAT 9 AM-2 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Fair, 1735 Simpson Ave, Stainton Senior Ctr Ocean City Comm Ctr 08/04/19, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village NEW YORK 07/06-07/19, STORMVILLE, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Flea Market, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Airport 07/20-21/19, ALBANY, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Postal History & Ephemera, 225 Washington Ave Ext, Polish Community Center OHIO 06/28-29/19, WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, FRI & SAT, Antiques Market, Fayette County Fairgrounds PENNSYLVANIA 06/27-29/19, KUTZTOWN, THURS-SAT 8 AM-4 PM INDOOR THURS 10 AM-4 PM SHOW FIELD, Antique Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Antiques Center 06/28-29/19, LITITZ, FRI 10 AM5 PM SAT 9 AM-2 PM, Antiques, 401 Maple St, Warwick Middle School

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06/30/19, ELKINS PARK, SAT 8 AM-5 PM, Antique & Vintage Flea Market, 8339 Old York Rd, Keneseth Israel Synagogue (KI) 07/06/19, EAGLES MERE, SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Antiques Market, Rt 42, Eagles Mere Historic Village 07/12-14/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Shows of Early Antiques etc., 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market 07/13-14/19, HONESDALE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Art & Antiques, 482 Grove St, Wayne Highlands Middle School 07/13/19, MORGANTOWN, SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Lock, 6170 Morgantown Rd, Holiday Inn 07/13/19, SCHNECKSVILLE, SAT 8 AM-2 PM, Indian Artifacts, 4550 Old Packhouse Rd Rt 309, Schnecksville Fire Co. 07/14/19, PHILADELPHIA, SUN, Flea Market, 121 N Columbus Blvd, Indoors-Cherry St Pier OutdoorsRace St Pier 07/21/19, BARTO, SUN 8 AM, Retro Toy Show, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market 08/09-11/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Shows of Early Antiques etc., 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market 08/10/19, SOMERSET, SAT 8 AM-2 PM, Antique & Vintage Fair, Streets of Somerset, Streets of Somerset 08/15-18/19, MARS, THURSSUN, Pulpfest, 910 Sheraton Dr, Double Tree By Hilton PittsCranberry

MASSACHUSETTS 09/14/19, PITTSFIELD, SAT 11 AM, Antiques, Clocks & Fine Art, 1485 W Housatonic St, Fontaine's MARYLAND 07/06/19, FREDERICK, SAT 9 AM, Estate featuring orig 1930 Model "A" ford w/rumble seat, 1970 Volkswagen Beetle w/sunroof, Mercury Sable 4 door auto, antique & modern furniture, Victorian furniture & accessories, clocks, Grandfather clock, Madam Alexander dolls in original boxes & other dolls, numerous baseball & football cards, original colorful movie posters and much more, Frederick Fairgrounds Building 12 797 E Patrick St, Howard B. Parzow NORTH CAROLINA 07/13-14/19, RAMSEUR, SAT & SUN 10 AM, Rare & hard to find items featuring super collection gas pumps, collection gas & oil items, rare collection circus & carnival items, collection porcelain & tin signs, thermometers & clocks, neons & country store items the list goes on, 850 NC Hwy 22 South, C & A Auctions NEW JERSEY 06/29/19, FLEMINGTON, SAT 9:30 AM, Antiques featuring furniture, Grandfather's clocks, wall & mantle clocks, paintings & prints, quilts, stoneware, advertising, photographs, military, jewelry, Topps baseball cars, musical instruments and much more, Onsite 73 Mine St, Michael Stasak 07/06/19, EDISON, SAT 11 AM, Antiques & Collectibles, New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnars Auction NEW YORK 06/28/19, CANDOR, FRI 10 AM, Political, ephemera & book, 1121 Rte 96, Bostwick Auctions & Gallery

PENNSYLVANIA 06/29/19, MCVEYTOWN, SAT 9:02 AM, Antiques, Indian arrowheads, post office units, Grassmyer's Warehouse 10 Old Schoolhouse Ln, Ron Grassmyer 06/29/19, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Furniture 18th & 19th c., mid-century modern, antique pewter, country primitives, advertising, photographs, dolls, musical etc., 218 E Market St, Keystone Auctions LLC 06/30/19, HARRISBURG, SUN 10 AM, Discovery featuring furniture, collectibles, art, house & home, boats. Bid live or online, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 06/30/19, SPRING CITY, SUN 9 AM, Eclectic featuring trains, toys, slot car sets, Caterpillar collection, canoe, furniture, fancy large oak wardrobe, local stoves, equipment, doll collection bisque & others, milk bottles, glassware and more, 20 Bonnie Brae Rd, Ron Rhoads 07/01/19, NEW HOLLAND, ONLINE ONLY NOW FIRST LOTS CLOSE MON 5:30 PM, Automobiles, ATV's, dirt bike, lawn mowers. Items located @ Patrick Morgan Auction Services, LLC Warehouse 113 Ranck Church Rd New Holland, Online @ www.pmorganauctions.com, Patrick Morgan Auction Services

07/01/19, NEW HOLLAND, ONLINE ONLY NOW FIRST LOTS CLOSE MON 6 PM, Estate & Longaberger Collection featuring baskets, antique quilts & afghans, vintage furniture rabbit fur coat, vintage Shirley Temple Doll in orig. box, vintage collectibles, framed art & more. Items located @ Patrick Morgan Auction Services, LLC Warehouse, 113 Ranck Church Rd, New Holland, Online @ www.pmorganauctions.com, Patrick Morgan Auction Services 07/04-05/19, QUARRYVILLE, THURS 10 AM & 3 PM FRI 3 PM, 7/4 10 am - anvils, cast iron seats, hand crank forges, blacksmith tools and more; 3 pm - collection of books to include Pa County atlases, big little books, early bibles etc., 7/5 - collection of antiques featuring anvils, earl primitives, copper kettles, brass pots farm related items etc., Solanco Fairgrounds 172 S Lime St, PA Auction Center

07/04/19, DILLSBURG, THURS 9 AM, Antiques, modern furniture, primitives, tools, guns etc., Haar's Auction 185 Logan Rd (Rt. 15), Hardy's Auction Service 07/06/19, ORWIGSBURG, SAT 10 AM, 1/16th scale: (6) NIP German WWII figures incl. Hitler w/Mercedes RC car (mint condition), firearms, military, jewelry, coins/currency, furniture, outdoor ite4ms, antique/vintage toys, paper, china/pottery, glass, collectibles, sports, instruments etc., Auction Time Bid Board 1506 Centre Tpke, Auction Time Bid Board/Blums Auction 07/20/19, ROYERSFORD, SAT 9 AM & NOON, 9 am Personal Property; Noon Real Estate. Real Estate Preview 7/7 1-3 pm & 7/14 1 pm-3 pm, OnSite 193 Linfield Trappe Rd, Kimberly K Auctions

07/04/19, DALLAS, THURS 10 AM, Estate Collection featuring antique furnishings, upscale furnishings, collectibles, outdoor statuary & accessories, stained glass windows, costume & gold filled jewelry, prints, paintings & ornate frames and so much more, Traver's Auction Barn 56 Dorchester Dr, Traver's Auctions

07/01/19, NEW HOLLAND, ONLINE ONLY FIRST LOTS CLOSE MON 4 PM, Liquidation featuring new in box items, winches, heavy chain, chain ratchet binder, vintage vise & tools, old wooden doors & windows, hunting & fishing gear etc.Items located at Patrick Morgan Auction Services, LLC Warehouse 113 Ranck Church Rd New Holland, Online @ www.pmorganauctions.com, Patrick Morgan Auction Services

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500 cataloged lots to include approx. 50 anvils, 75 cast-iron seats, hand crank forges, large amount of axes and hatchets (lots with great brand names), leg and bench vises, Adzes, early tool display, jacks, bells, hardies, flour mill, scales, bench grinders, crock and more. Blacksmith tools to include tongs, hammers and more.

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The Met Commemorates 500th Anniversary Of Leonardo da Vinci’s Death By Displaying His Unfinished Masterpiece “St. Jerome Praying In The Wilderness” Will Be On Loan From The Vatican Museums

Leonardo da Vinci’s (Italian, 1452–1519) “St. Jerome Praying in the Wilderness,” begun ca. 1483, is an oil-on-wood, 40.5-by-29.25 inches, from the Vatican City, Musei Vaticani. Photo courtesy of the Governatorate of the Vatican City State, Vatican Museums. All rights reserved. him until his death in Amboise, France, on May 2, 1519. The general circumstances of St. Jerome’s production are unknown, as are the reasons that Leonardo continued to rework this painting into his mature years without ever finishing it. The painting represents Jerome (A.D. 347–420), a major saint and theologian of the Christian Church. The scene is

based on the story of his later life, which he spent as a hermit in the desert, according to the 13th-century Golden Legend. The penitent Jerome, aged, gaunt, and nearly toothless, kneels in prayerful meditation before a cave in a rocky landscape. Reclining before Jerome is the tame lion, his companion in the desert and a central figure in the story of Jerome’s life. The saint’s face and gestures convey Leonardo’s theories on human physiognomy and the psychology of expression. In its unfinished state, the painting shows us that Leonardo did not proceed in a wholly disciplined way. He was particularly interested in creating a detailed, anatomically correct under drawing for the saint’s ascetic body. The elegant silhouette of the reclining lion seems now especially powerful, because there is almost no modeling beyond the outlines. A close examination of the paint surface reveals the presence of Leonardo’s fingerprints, especially in the upperleft portion of the composition. Leonardo used his fingers to distribute the pigments and create a soft-focus effect in the sky and landscape. At The Met, the painting will

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To commemorate the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519), the Metropolitan Museum of Art will display the artist’s painting “St. Jerome Praying in the Wilderness” (begun ca. 1483). A special loan from the Vatican Museums, this monumental, exquisitely rendered painting is in an unfinished state, providing viewers with extraordinary insights into the artist’s creative process. Opening Monday, July 15, Leonardo da Vinci’s “St. Jerome” will pay homage to one of the most renowned geniuses of all time. The painting will be on view at the Met Fifth Avenue, Upper Level, Robert Lehman Wing, Gallery 955, until Sunday, Oct. 6. This presentation has been organized with the generous collaboration of the Vatican Museums and the support of its director, Dr. Barbara Jatta. “We are thrilled to honor Leonardo da Vinci’s legacy by displaying this rare and exceptional painting, as it provides an intimate glimpse into the mind of a towering figure of Western art,” said Max Hollein, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. “Scholars over centuries have hotly debated, rightly or wrongly, the attribution of certain paintings by Leonardo, but the Vatican Museums’ ‘St. Jerome’ is one of possibly six paintings whose authorship by Leonardo has never been questioned.” Leonardo da Vinci is the prototypical universal genius of the Renaissance. He was trained in Florence as a painter, sculptor, and thinker in the innovative workshop of Andrea del Verrocchio (1435–88). Leonardo was principally active in Italy, in Florence, Milan, and Rome, and also France. He began working on “St. Jerome Praying in the Wilderness” in Milan around 1483, but kept the painting with

be displayed in a gallery by itself, starkly illuminated within an otherwise darkened space in order to heighten the picture’s contemplative dimension, which Leonardo intended. The solemn, chapel-like setting will be an evocative nod to the funerals of great Italian artists, which typically featured one of the artist’s works as part of the funerary display. Credits and Related Information Leonardo da Vinci’s “St. Jerome” is organized by Dr. Carmen C. Bambach, curator in The Met’s Department of

Drawings and Prints. The exhibition will be complemented by education programming. Dr. Barbara Jatta, director of the Vatican Museums, will deliver a free, evening lecture on “St. Jerome Praying in the Wilderness” on Friday, Sept. 20, at the Met. Dr. Cecilia Frosinini, vice-director of the Opificio delle Pietre Dure e Laboratori di Restauro di Firenze, will speak on Friday, Sept. 27, and Carmen Bambach will present on Friday, July 19. Bambach’s authoritative, four-volume publication, “Leonardo da Vinci

Rediscovered,” the result of 24 years of research, will be available in summer 2019. Leonardo emerges in subtle historical detail as a figure who both embodies his era and entirely transcends it, enduring as one of history’s greatest creative minds. The book, published and distributed by Yale University Press, will be available in the Met Store. Leonardo da Vinci’s “St. Jerome” will be featured on the Met’s website, as well as on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter using the hashtag #Leonardo500.

HAAR’S ANNUAL JULY 4TH SALE THURSDAY, JULY 4TH, 2019 • 9:00 A.M. ANTIQUES - MODERN FURNITURE - PRIMITIVES - TOOLS - GUNS - ETC. Located at Haar’s Auction, 185 Logan Rd. (RT. 15),

DILLSBURG, PA 17019 FURNITURE: Oak shoe shine stand (nice); Oak Hoosier cabinet; Oak washstands; ornate Oak buffet; 1 pc. Corner cupboard; 2 Oak slant lid desks; 3 dental cabinets; Oak lady’s desk; Trunks; Blanket Chest; Oak bookcase; Victorian sofa & tables; Spinning Wheel; Oak table w/4 chairs; Oak rocker; cedar chests; Ornate stand & many others; very ornate chair; nice spinet desk; poster bed; unusual wardrobe; Oak oval & square china cabinets; Mahogany breakfront and much more; TOOLS: Nice assortment of hand & power tools to include Snap-on Ratchet; wrenches; toolboxes; vise; hammers; chisels; wood tool chest; socket sets; planes; pliers; saw blades and much more; COINS AT 9:00 A.M.: 1858 Flying Eagle; 1909 VDB MS65; Seated Liberty and Barber dimes; Graded Washington Quarters; 1893 Columbian Expo half; 1918S & 1938D W.L. half; Morgan & Peace Dollars; GUNS: Winchester Mdl. 55 32WS; Winchester Mdl. 12 12ga Shotgun; Marlin Mdl. 39A 22 cal.; Savage Mdl. 99 250-3000; Remington Mdl. 870 12ga w/Poly Choke; H&R Topper Mdl. 158 410 ga; Marlin Mdl. 80 22cal; Sheridan Pellet Gun; PRIMITIVES: Crocks; Jugs (1 Large Redware two handled jug and some w/blue decorations): Wood & glass butter churn; yellowware; Hoosier jars; Necco jar; graniteware; firkin; oil lamps; large cast-iron 2 handle skillet; tinware; vintage kitchen; redware; washboards; butterprints; ice cream scoops; egg scale; swift; Planters Peanut jars; oak wall phone; Victrola; old advertising tins; coffee mill; brass buckets; slawboard; woodenware; pressed oak shelf clock; Gone with the Wind type lamps; lanterns; cutting board; ironstone; scales; piano stool; wood crates; old suitcases; copper fire extinguisher; slag glass lamps; wall clocks; peanut butter tins; pewter; RETRO: Pyrex; typewriters; globe; camera; soda cooler; tricycle; old adding machine; Ceramics: Roseville; blue transferware; Nippon; RS Prussia; Weller Jardinière; Maddux pottery vase; Watt; Hall; Cups/saucers; Hull; Noritake Azalea; Blue Ridge plates; McCoy; Royal Bayreuth; Majolica; Belleek; Elsie cookie jar; GLASS: Fenton; Carnival; opalescent; slag; Murano; Moon & Star; Jadeite; Depression; Mercury vases; TEXTILES: Coverlet; quilt top; hooked rug; hats; Indian Lodge outfit; Indian beaded gloves; EPHEMERA: Halloween die cuts/decorations; noisemakers; Vintage valentines; Dennison St. Patrick’s Day die cuts/seals; Vintage Christmas (Santas, Gurley candles, etc.); Black Americana postcards; Monoscope cards; Christmas scrapbook; old photos & albums (post mortem of girl); Tournament of Roses programs; Children’s books; Maxfield Parrish Illustrated book and framed print; Nice framed prints; tintypes; JEWELRY: Squash blossom; turquoise bracelet; pocket watches; ladies’ watches; gold rings; Diamond ring (Littman Jewelers); Mickey Mouse watches; STERLING: Flatware; S&P; Candleholders; WWII: Large Nazi banner; 48-star flag; helmet; letters home; CHILDREN’S ITEMS: Tiddledy Winks games; baby dish; still banks; tin litho toys; soakie bottles (Dick Tracy, Chipmunks, Popeye, Top Cat, etc.); Queen of Hearts pail; cap guns; skookums; glass candy containers; LOCAL ITEMS: Williams Grove calendar & cane; Willow Mill Park ashtray & pennant; Wellsville postcard; Williams Grove paperweight; Hershey ice cream whistle: UNIQUE ITEMS: Indian arrowhead collection; civil war artifacts; tabletop Victrola; Philco radio; 1940’s & 50’s PA fishing licenses; NOTE: Only a partial listing, still unpacking, check www.haars.com for updates & pictures. Sale begins at 9:00 A.M. with Coins & Guns then smalls, 2nd auctioneer begins at 10:00 A.M. with tools, Furniture approximately NOON. Announcements day of sale take precedence. Restaurant & doors open at 8:00 A.M. TERMS: CASH, GOOD PA CHECK OR Visa & MasterCard w/10% fee. Doug, Vickie, Scott Hardy Auctioneers, AU0002795L Normal Friday auction on June 28th and July 12th. NO AUCTION FRIDAY, JULY 5TH. REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS BY Hardy’s Auction Service, Tuesday, June 25 located at 75 Mountain St., Mt. Holly Springs at 6:30 P.M. and Wednesday, June 26th located at 1323 and 1324 Church St., Carlisle, (Churchtown) PA 17015. Throwback Thursday June 27th at Haar’s Drive-in one show only GREASE with a local band for pre-show.

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FURNITURE: Antique, Victorian and Modern; Bedroom and Dining Room Sets; Child’s Rolltop Desk; Sherrill Chair; Stanley Dining Room Suite; Smith Brothers Sofa; Thomasville; Marble Top Tables; bles; Vanity; Wingback Chairs; Table and Floor Lamps; Area Rugs. ART: Prints rints and Paintings: Brett-Livingstone Strong Collection; Frakturs; P. Buckley ckley Moss; Williamsburg Prints. COLLECTIBLES: Ice Cream Molds; Stoneware; ware; Cameras; Steiff; Pocket Mirrors; Stamps; Department 56; Clocks: Crossman sman Pellet Gun; Typewriter; Cut Glass; Royal Doulton; Musical Instruments. ents. HOUSE AND HOME: Snap-On Chest; Lawn Mower; Bicycles; Concrete crete Planters and Bench; Ladders; Craftsman Snowblower, Outdoor Furniture; iture; Panasonic Stereo Equipment; Vintage Christmas; Grillmaster Grill. BOATS: ATS: Two SunFish Sailboats; Chippawa Chief Rowboat. BID LIVE OR ONLINE

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One-Of-A-Kind Presidential Campaign Banner Lifts Heritage Auctions’ Sale, Selling For $200,000 Wild Bill Hickok Love Letter To His Wife Brings $100,000

Doubling its pre-auction estimate was James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok’s autographed letter, which prompted bids from nearly a dozen collectors before closing at $100,000. Written in June 1876 to his wife, Agnes, in Omaha, Neb., where Hickok was assembling a prospecting

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Thought to be one of only three known examples, this “Christmas Miracle” of crossing the Delaware and the victory at Trenton realized $87,500. Officiallly titled “Fresh Advices from the Westward…” the broadside handbill came from the office of the Providence Gazette. Adding to the rarity and significance is the fact that 18th-century American newspapers rarely printed Sunday editions because of the Sabbath, but the significance of the news changed the policy.

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This rare and distinctive 1844 Henry Clay campaign flag banner went for $37,500.

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The only known example of this campaign banner for 1848 Whig candidate and 12th President Zachary Taylor realized $200,000.

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Convention Hall. A Cox & Roosevelt, almost certainly unique, black and white variant of the customarily brown Whitehead and Hoag 7/8 inch jugate, from the collection of Sam and Jeff Pressman, brought $50,000. One of only two known to have been offered in the last 50 years, this button was known to only a few hobby insiders before it emerged in response to a Coin World buying ad placed by Sam Pressman in the 1970s. The sale also included several collections, including the Dr. Donald A. Hopkins collection of Robert E. Lee photographs, which is one of the most comprehensive collections of Lee photographs ever assembled. Among those were a mammoth Mathew Brady photograph of Lee that realized $15,000; a large mounted albumen of Lee on Traveller, $10,000; and an unpublished, boldly signed carte-de-visite of Lee, $5,250. A large oil-on-canvas portrait of George Washington by Philadelphia artist Robert Street (1796-1865) sold for $41,250. A Punch cigar store

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exhibition to the Black Hills, this letter revealed a softer side in stark contrast to Hickok’s rough-edged gunslinger persona. One of what is believed to be only three known examples of Gen. George Washington’s “Christmas Miracle” crossing the Delaware and the stunning victory at Trenton was chased by multiple bidders until it drew $87,500. James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok’s autoTitled “Fresh Advices graphed letter sold for $100,000. It was written in June 1876 to his wife, A Punch cigar store advertis- Agnes, in Omaha, Neb., where Hickok ing figure cast in zinc, ca. was assembling a prospecting 1885, sold for $40,000. exhibition to the Black Hills. poster is a representation of from the “the large banner that was Westward…” the carried through the streets broadside handbill of Chicago by the Kansas print came from Delegation to the Republican the office of the National Convention on June P r o v i d e n c e 5th, 1884.” When Blaine was Gazette. Adding to nominated, it was carried the rarity and sig- again through the aisles of nificance is the fact that 18thcentury American newspapers rarely printed Sunday editions because of the Sabbath, but the significance of the news in this rarity justified an exception to the rule. A poster honoring the Kansas “Loyal Delegates to the 1884 Republican National Convention” sold for $62,500, more than six times its preauction estimate. It was produced by the J.M.W. Jones Stat’y & P’t’g. Co.” to honor those who stuck with James G. Blaine on the second ballot to allow him to edge out incumbent president Chester A. Arthur for the presidential nomination. According to the This boldly signed carte-de-visite of legend at the bottom, the Robert E. Lee sold for $5,250.

WE ARE HONORED TO BE OFFERING, AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE LIFELONG COLLECTION OF ERNIE ASHBRIDGE - NO RESERVES - NO MINIMUMS - NO BUYBACKS! ABSENTEE BIDS ACCEPTED - please email us at traversauctions@epix.net PLEASE NOTE DATE AND TIME!!! THIS JULY 4TH HOLIDAY AUCTION IS WORTH THE TRIP FROM ANYWHERE! EXPECT A LONGER AUCTION 3-4 HOURS! LOADS MORE VOLUME THAN USUAL! ERNIE ASHBRIDGE WAS A WELL-KNOWN ANTIQUE DEALER, ESTATE SALE MANAGER, AUCTIONEER AND PROMINENT INDIVIDUAL IN THE BACK MT. REGION OF NEPA FOR DECADES! HE ACCUMULATED AN IMPRESSIVE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES AND WE ARE OFFERING HIS ESTATE CONTENTS AT THIS SALE! ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS - Mahogany Chippendale style corner cabinet - super oak curved glass china w/leaded glass door - a 2nd oak curved glass china w/claw ft. - a 2nd corner cabinet w/one door - country dry sink - 2 pc. c. 1900 slant drop front desk w/bookcase top - many Victorian marble top tables - Asian influence marble top tables - much, much more! UPSCALE FURNISHINGS - Majestic Ridgeway mahogany case Chippendale style Grandfather clock - bedroom furnishings - rattan table w/chairs - tin pierced doors cabinet - lots more! COLLECTIBLES - At least a dozen pair of Staffordshire dogs + singles - lots of sterling silver incl. flatware, hollowware, mirror, weighted pcs. - 2 dozen + collectible & antique clocks (wall clocks, mantel clocks etc.) - Royal Doulton Figurines incl. scarce Queen Mother + lamp + more - caramel slag table lamp, GWTW lamp & other lamps & lighting - life size concrete German Shepherd, concrete Lion, cast-iron garden urn + other outdoor statuary & accessories - decorated stoneware jar w/ears - stained glass windows - huge selection of glassware incl. art glass (Steuben, Tiffany, Quezal, more), cut glass, cranberry glass, Burmese glass, bride’s baskets loads more! - lots of costume and gold filled jewelry - prints, paintings & ornate frames - so much more! Telephone: 570-674-2631 (TAKES 8 RINGS UNTIL VOICEMAIL) Please visit www.traversauctions.com or www.auctionzip.com ID#2288 for photos and details. TERMS - Cash, Visa, MasterCard & Discover. 13% BUYER’S PREMIUM (3% discount w/cash) STATEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENT O PREVIOUS PUBLISHED INFORMATION. OVER AUCTIONEERS: Steve Traver AU003367L Bernie Girman Jr. AU005786L

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The only known example of a campaign banner for the United States’ 12th president soared past pre-auction estimates to lead the final total for Heritage Auctions’ Americana and Political Auction to $1,963,776, on May 4 and 5 in Dallas, Texas. Zachary Taylor’s campaign banner for the 1848 Whig candidate and 12th president inspired bids from multiple collectors before it closed at $200,000, four times its pre-auction estimate. It is done in the style of banners that were popular in 1840 and 1844 but disappeared in ensuing elections before enjoying a renewed popularity in 1856. “This is the only example of this flag we have ever seen,” said Heritage Auctions Americana Director Tom Slater, “making it one of the most important political flags ever to come to auction.”

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Grateful Dead “Skeleton And Roses” Concert Poster Brings $56,400, An Auction Record, In Psychedelic Art Exchange’s Auction Records Were Smashed In Online-Only Sale As Interest In Rare, Vintage 1960s-Era Concert Posters Grows A rare, museum-quality 1966 Grateful Dead “Skeleton and Roses” concert poster brought a world record price of $56,400 in an online-only auction held May 16 by Psychedelic Art Exchange (PAE). The company has offices in both Baltimore, Md., and Park City, Utah. The poster had been independently authenticated and graded by Certified Guaranty Company (CGC) as 9.8 out of 10 for condition. “The interest this poster received was simply staggering,” said Scott Tilson of Psychedelic Art Exchange. “The record price was the result of a perfect storm. It was the most iconic image of a beloved band,

and in the finest CGC-graded condition ever to appear at public auction. Many collectors believe 1960s concert posters represent a tremendous bargain at today’s price levels.” The poster was designed by the legendary concert poster artists Alton Kelley and Stanley Mouse. It was used to promote two Grateful Dead concerts, held Sept. 16 and 17, 1966, at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco. The famous “Skeleton and Roses” design would later be appropriated by the band as their logo. The Grateful Dead is one of the most iconic American rock ‘n’ roll bands of all time. The group ceased upon Jerry Garcia’s death in 1995 but have played together under different titles. The poster was expected to exceed the world record price of $50,600 realized for a CGCgraded 9.4 specimen that was also auctioned by Psychedelic Art Exchange on Aug. 9, 2018. It exceeded that figure after generating bids from collectors around the world. The auction enjoyed a 100-percent sellthrough rate. The auction featured 200 vintage concert posters and handbills that had been independently certified by CGC, the world’s leader in third party authentication of collectibles. All prices quoted include a 20The original, pre-concert first printing percent buyer’s premium. of a Fillmore East Jimi Hendrix poster An original, pre-concert from 1968, graded CGC 8.5 and signed first printing of a beautiful by artist David Byrd, sold for $7,800. Fillmore East Jimi Hendrix

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This rare example of the legendary Grateful Dead “Skeleton and Roses” concert poster from 1966 was the auction’s top lot, soaring to an auction record of $56,400. poster from 1968, graded CGC 8.5 and signed by artist David Byrd, rose to $7,800. The poster, one of the most desirable of all the Hendrix posters, boasted vibrant colors and near-flawless paper quality. It was just the third CGC-graded example (and first signed by the artist) ever offered by PAE. The Grateful Dead proved to be very much alive and well with collectors. A 1966 poster of the band for another appearance at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, graded CGC 9.8 and signed by the artists Stanley Mouse and the late Alton Kelley, finished at $6,600. The original first printing poster is one of the most popular in

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“FEATURING A SUPER DISCOVERY OUR STAFF FOUND TUCKED AWAY IN THE FAMILY GARAGE” “AN ORIGINAL 1930 MODEL “A” FORD WITH RUMBLE SEAT AND A 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE WITH SUNROOF” ALSO A MERCURY SABLE 4 DOOR!!! ALL AUTOMOBILES ARE RUNNING AND WILL BE SOLD WITH “NO RESERVES” AND CLEAR TITLES. PARTIAL LISTING: ANTIQUE FURNITURE, MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CURIO CABINETS, HENKEL-HARRIS FURNITURE, VICTORIAN FURNITURE, E, VICTORIAN FURNISHING ACCESSORIES, POSTER BEDS, BOOKCASES, CLOCKS, GRANDFATHER CLOCK, RUGS, FINE GLASSWARE, FINE CHINA, STATUES, FINEE EARLY FRAMED PRINTS, OIL LAMPS, MIRRORS, ART GLASS, LAMPS, SOUTHWESTERN RELATED ITEMS, IRONWARE, LEADED GLASS WINDOWS, SHOP SMITH H LATHE COMPLETE WITH ALL ACCESSORIES, 17 HP RIDING MOWER (RUNS GREAT), OLD TYPEWRITERS, FEATHERWEIGHT SEWING MACHINES, NUMEROUS, S, NUMEROUS (100s OF SKEINS AND BALLS OF NEW NEVER USED YARN) PLUS NEVER OPENED QUILTING SQUARES PACKS!!! WOODEN DISPLAY WAGON WITH METAL WHEELS, ALBUMS OF POSTCARDS, ALBUMS OF AIRPLANE RELATED POSTCARDS, AIRLINE CHINA, COLLECTION N OF AIRPLANE PHOTOS, MODEL AIRPLANES, MODEL BOXES, REAL AIRPLANE PROPELLERS, AIR STRIP RUNWAY LIGHT GLOBES, RARE “WESTERN AIR EXPRESS”” ADVERTISING TRAY, AIRLINE RELATED ITEMS, CHILDEN’S BOOKS, MADAME ALEXANDER DOLLS IN ORIGINAL BOXES, PLUS OTHER RELATED DOLLS SUCH AS BARBIES, ETC., WWII SWEETHEART SCARVES FROM MILITARY BASES, RAILROAD LOCKS, NUMEROUS, NUMEROUS BASEBALL AND FOOTBALL CARDS, ORIGINAL COLORFUL MOVIE POSTERS, FREDERICK CITY 1935 “CITY DIRECTORY”, OLD TIN TOYS, OLD TRUMPET, ROY ROGERS KID’S GLOVES. PLUS SO MUCH MORE. 1,000s OF LOTS TO SOLD IN THIS ONE DAY AUCTION EVENT!!! WE ARE STILL UNPACKING ITEMS AS OF THIS WRITING, CONSIGNMENTS STILL ARRIVING DAILY INTO OUR WAREHOUSE FOR THIS AUCTION!!! WE WILL BE POSTING MORE PICTURES AS OUR STAFF IS SETTING UP THE AUCTION, SO PLEASE CHECK OUR WEBSITES FOR UPDATES RIGHT UP UNTIL FRIDAY, JULY 5TH. PLEASE GO TO WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEER ID#2894) OR TO WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM TO VIEW HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS FOR THIS EXCITING AUCTION. THREE AUCTIONEERS SELLING AT ONCE. FURNITURE, TABLETOP SMALLS AND OTHER ITEMS WILL ALL START TO BE AUCTIONED AT 9:00 A.M. THE AUTOMOBILES WILL BE AUCTIONED AT 12:00 NOON SHARP. TERMS OF AUCTION: Cash, Traveler’s Checks. 10% Buyer’s Premium Added To The Hammer Price. Out-Of-State Dealers: Your Tax Number Or Retail Sales Tax Number Is Welcome With A Copy Of Your Current Tax License. Out-Of-State Buyers Must Have A Bank Letter Dated 3 Days Prior To JULY 6th, 2019 Stating That Their Checking Account Has A No Bounce Check History If Wishing To Write A Check. We Accept Checks From Maryland Residents. The Auctioneer Has The Right To Refuse Anyone’s Check If He Wishes To Do So. All ITEMS AND AUTOMOBILES SOLD WHERE-IS And AS-IS. All Announcements Made On Auction Day Shall Take Precedence Over Previously Distributed Information. “WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS AND NO INTERNET BIDDING”. LEFT BIDS AND PHONE BIDS ACCEPTED.

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the entire Avalon series. And Grateful Dead was misspelled. A 1968 Grateful Dead “Be Mine” poster for a Valentine’s Day dance at the Carousel Ballroom in San Francisco, the finest quality CGC-graded (9.8) example of this original issue ever to appear in a PAE auction, breezed to $3,300. The oddshaped and whimsical poster was artist Stanley Mouse’s riff on a vintage Valentine and

This 1966 Grateful Dead poster for an appearance at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, graded CGC 9.8 and signed by the artists Stanley Mouse and the late Alton Kelley, sold for $6,600.

Special Timed Online Auction Will End June 30 At Noon A Grateful Dead poster for a Valentine’s Day dance at the Carousel Ballroom in San Francisco in 1968, the finest quality CGC-graded (9.8) example ever to appear in a PAE auction, realized $3,300. featured a goofy antique photo for its primary image. A 1966 Bo Diddley concert poster for an appearance at the Avalon Ballroom, signed in pencil by both artists Stanley Mouse and the late Alton Kelley, garnered $3,900. The 9.8 specimen was the finest quality CGC-graded, double-signed example ever to appear at public auction. One of only 1,300 made, the poster was printed on brown paper, which was easily damaged. “These record prices are the result of independent third-party authentication and grading by CGC,” added Tilson. “Collectors can bid with confidence, knowing they are

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A Bo Diddley concert poster for an appearance at the Avalon Ballroom in 1966, signed in pencil by artists Stanley Mouse and the late Alton Kelley, graded CGC 9.8, sold for $3,900. receiving exactly what they bargained for. It’s led to a massive expansion in the number of collectors participating in this marketplace.” Psychedelic Art Exchange has published a free collector’s guide titled “Insider Secrets of the Vintage Concert Poster Market.” To learn more, visit www.concertposter gallery.com. For further information, call 435-659-1660 or email scott@ concertpostergallery.com.

MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-5252969, posterboss@aol.com

OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947

Gratz Gallery and Conservation Studio in Doylestown, Pa., is hosting its first timed Fine American Paintings Art Sale and Online Auction. The auction began on June 17 and will end on Sunday, June 30, at noon. The online catalog is available at www.gratzgallery.com, and there is a link to www.Invaluable.com. This online auction includes nearly 120 lots of works by American artists. Included are a selection of fine American paintings, an array of Impressionist, Realist, Surrealist, modern, abstract, and decorative art, as well as small, unknown treasures and gems. Works included in the auction reflect a selection from a wide spectrum of art genres, from the 19th- and 20th-centuries’ American Impressionism to the

20th- and 21st-centuries’ modern and abstract art. Some of the highlights represented are from artists such as American masters Charles Courtney Curran, William Lathrop, abstract and Surrealist painter Leon Kelly, American folk artist David Ellinger, Pennsylvania Impressionist painter John Folinsbee, and many more. There is a varied selection of paintings, etchings, drawings, prints, and frames. About the Gallery Gratz Gallery and Conservation Studio has been a leading authority on American art and an important member of the Bucks County art community for almost 40 years. Specializing in 19th- and 20th-century American paintings with a focus on painters from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Gratz Gallery offers

WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items. Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA.

STICKLEY 1950’S CHERRY 4pc. Bedroom set: 4 Poster Double Bed, 6 Drawer Chest, 2 Nightstands, excellent condition, asking $1,750, call 717-844-2516.

WANTED: MUSIC BOXES, slot machines, old Juke boxes, any cond. Call or write Frank Zygmunt, PO Box 542, Westmont, IL 60559 zygm1015@aol.com 630-985-2742

WANTED OLD LETTER Press Equipment, wood/ lead letters, or anything printing related. Also looking for Blacksmith Anvils. Call 440-693-4232.

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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Charles Courtney Curran’s “Scarlett in Red” is in the special online auction, which ends June 30. a wide selection of fine art from Impressionism to modern art. It is located at 5230 Silo Hill Road, Doylestown, Pa. To learn more, readers may call 215-348-2500.

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OUTSTANDING 2 DAY AUCTION SATURDAY, JULY 13 AT 10 A.M. EARLY PREVIEW: FROM 8:00 A.M. UNTIL SALE TIME!!!

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THIS AUCTION CONSIST OF RARE AND HARD TO FIND ITEMS! MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND! JUST A SAMPLE! SUPER COLLECTION GAS PUMPS COLLECTION GAS AND OIL ITEMS RARE COLLECTION CIRCUS AND CARNIVAL ITEMS COLLECTION PORC. AND TIN SIGNS THERMOMETERS AND CLOCKS NEONS AND COUNTRY STORE ITEMS TOBACCO ITEMS BARBER SHOP ITEMS SODA ITEMS THE LIST GOES ON…