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From Exhibition To Auction, Fine Art Takes Center Stage At Alderfer Auction Two-Day Online Collectors Sale Set For Aug. 12 And 13

FRIDAY JULY 29, 2020 • VOL. 51, NO. 31

Political Auctions On Parade A Short Review Of Cowan’s American Historical Ephemera And Photography Online Sale

Alderfer Auction is hosting its two-day online collector’s auction of curated selections of museum exhibited fine art, jewelry and silver, automobiles, couture, furnishings and rugs from the collections of Edward W. Driscoll, Dr. James T. Demopolous, Thomas Bateman and Wesley Emmons, among others. Day one will be Wednesday, Aug. 12, and feature fine jewelry, silver and couture. Day two is Thursday, Aug. 13, with fine art, décor and furnishings. The sale begins both days at 10 a.m. Fine jewelry on day one will cover the color

spectrum from the neutral palette of diamonds to the subtle and brilliant shades of aquamarine and amethyst. Nearly 100 pieces of beautifully crafted silver follows, with a monumental sterling silver jeweled chess set and Bateman, Storr, Jensen & Tiffany and Wang Hing silver, to name a few. Couture and designer wares include designers such as Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Gucci and Judith Leiber. Day two will kick off with Continued on page 2

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Edward Driscoll’s collection of American furniture and Chinese Export porcelain was primarily purchased from prominent New York City and Philadelphia dealers. “One Country, One Flag” read a graphic 1900 McKinley & Roosevelt jugate campaign paper ad that sold along with a couple of other broadsides for $375.

A Brief History On Amish Identical Twin 3-D Diorama Artists on page 2

By Michael J. McQuillen

Lincoln items were hotly contested in the sale. Ready to display Cowan’s Auctions of Cincinnati, was an 1861 Abraham Lincoln inauOhio, closed its American Historical gural ribbon, 4.25-by-7.25 inches Ephemera and Photography, (image size), framed, presenting a Including Books: Timed Auction on bust of Abraham Lincoln at center, April 20. Included in the special selling for $281. A Lincoln and absentee-bidding-only sale were Johnson Club 1864 campaign ribbon over 300 lots of books and American brought $531. An Abraham Lincoln History manuscripts, photographs, CDV by Alexander Gardner of a seatand other ephemera. ed Lincoln looking up from his readHere we will take a look at the ing, spectacles in hand, sold for number of the political and cam- $688. paign-related lots that sold in the A true bargain in the sale was a $100 and up range. An anti-Jackson lot consisting of Lincoln and “Coffin Handbill” broadside, a brief Johnson promotional drug store account of the execution of the six cards from Findlay, Ohio, plus two militia men from 1828, sold for $1,375 other framed cards, which sold for (all prices realized include a 20-per- only $63. An Abraham Lincoln illuscent buyer’s premium). A James trated cover and mourning songBuchanan 1856 campaign silk rib- sheet (lot of two) with patriotic illusbon, 2.5-by-7 inches (image size), trated cover, featuring gold-colored framed, featuring a portrait of James portraits of Lincoln and McClellan Buchanan at center, managed $281. surrounded by soldiers and Speaking of Buchanan, a signed mil- American flags, sold for $138. A cenitary commission, partially printed tenary Lincoln poster featuring 100 DS as President, Washington, D.C., portraits of Abraham Lincoln, 1909, Jan. 5, 1859, realized $563. brought $188. Another good buy was an Andrew Johnson impeachment ticket, dated May 18, 1868, the printed ticket on heavy pink cardstock, which realized $200. Presidential autograph collectors battled for a group of late 19th-century political documents including signatures of presidents James Garfield, Benjamin Harrison, and Rutherford B. Hayes, selling for $531. A lot of three jugate political Harrison & Morton were the victorious team in 1888, and this textiles, including blue bandana with flags and eagles realized $175.

Summer Sale At Haddon Heights Think of summer and what comes to mind? Travel? Beach? Fishing? Baseball? Ice cream? Flea markets? With some of those things off the table for the summer of 2020, we have all turned to remote and virtual experiences, and also nostalgic memories. The Haddon Heights Antiques Center is coming to the rescue with some tangible memories of summers past in its latest special sales display. This colorful and eclectic material covers almost every aspect of vintage summer, from old

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cameras and fishing rods to Phillies memorabilia and travel brochures. There are Atlantic City souvenirs, ice cream scoops and dishes, bathing beauties, and baseball gloves, as well as an oldfashioned suitcase and binoculars. In other words, there’s something to trigger memories for everyone. One thing that antique collectors can still do this summer is visit an antique shop such as Haddon Heights. This longtime favorite South Jersey collecting destination, located just off I-295 and the White Horse Pike, is back up and running seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Masks are required, and social distancing inside the shop is encouraged. The shop’s address is 531 Clements Bridge Road, Barrington, N.J. For more information or directions, call 856-546-0555.

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Lancaster Hunting And Fishing Show Cancelled on page 4

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 4 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 4 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 5

FEATURED AUCTION: Bodnar’s Online Only Auction - August 5 - Page 3

AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . . on page 6 CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . on page 7

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Abner (1921-2010) And Aaron Zook (1921-2003)

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A Brief History On Amish Identical Twin 3-D Diorama Artists By Kevin Zook Born in 1921, identical twins Abner and Aaron Zook were companions and competitors all their lives. Their mother Annie was an avid crafter, and she actively encouraged her sons in their creative pursuits. Growing up in a large farming family did not leave much spare cash for hobbies. Abner and Aaron had to use some creativity for supplies. Rooster tail feathers became paint brushes, and horsehair was trimmed to use as tails and manes on the horses they carved. Instead of playing outside or attending public auctions, the twins used their free time to carve and paint. They once carved a chain together that stretched around the perimeter of their bedroom ceiling. Eventually, a businessman from Lancaster took an interest in the boys, buying them proper brushes and paints. As they grew and then married, they continued

creating models of things familiar to them. Conestoga wagons complete with horses and harness, sleighs, buggies, stagecoaches, McCormick reapers, and spinning wheels in bottles all came to life under their gifted hands. Both twins tried farming, but it was not a good fit for them. During that time, they continued to use their spare time to carve. During a trip to Germany in 1952, Aaron saw woodcarvings that fired his imagination. He envisioned a “shadow-box� type of diorama. Family lore has it that Aaron came back and made the first one. Abner did his first one in 1959 and began selling pieces in the early 1960s. Aaron continued farming longer than Abner, but he eventually began to pursue steadily making dioramas that Abner was making in the late 1960s. In the mid-1970s, Aaron was invited to set up a workshop and gallery at The People’s Place in Intercourse, Pa. The business no longer

An Abner Zook piece from 1982, depicting Lancaster Square (Penn Square) in downtown Lancaster, ca. 1795. A removable building in the center changes it to an open-air market scene. It sold in 1992 at the 12th annual benefit auction for the Hinkletown Mennonite School. The school commissioned Zook for several years to make a diorama for its annual fundraising event. According to Zook, it was Anber’s first work of a Lancaster city scene and copied from the book “Old Lancaster: A Historic Pennsylvania Community.� exists. From that location, he pursued the tourist market, making many small collector plates from molds. He also produced larger one-off pieces, many of them shipped across the U.S. and internationally to both government officials and some connections in Hollywood. Meanwhile, Abner struggled to find an outlet for selling his pictures. He tried art shows as well as a paid

representative/agent. Finally, an early Jewish client from New York City introduced him to her circle of friends, and he began to get orders. He placed pieces in some well-known restaurants in Lancaster County and hosted clients at his Womelsdorf, Pa., gallery. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, he had a six-year lead time on orders. Shady Maple

Harrison & Morton, Garfield & Arthur, and Blaine & Logan, brought $250. A Theodore Roosevelt 1912 campaign bandana, cotton, measuring 22by-25.25 inches, reading “Progressive / Roosevelt / 1912 / Battle Flag,� was fought to $200. It took $188 to buy an Emma Goldman, anarchist and political activist, flyer promoting her 1915 lectures in Chicago, Ill. I would imagine many of us, if seen while walking through an antique mall, would jump at the chance to get a pottery Herbert Hoover “two chickens in every pot� vessel with handle, which went for $63 in the online sale. A nice lot consisting of various presidential ephemera, with a John F. Kennedy clipped signature and 1961 inauguration invitation, sold for $438. A couple of large dealer lots will

wrap-up this review. First, a collection of late 19th/early 20th century political ephemera with presidential inscribed photographs sold for $1,188, while the top-selling political lot of the sale was a collection of 20th-century political buttons, which had a $300-$500 estimate, brought $5,938. Cowan’s Auctions may be contacted at 513-871-1670 or info@cowans.com.

“Political Auctions on Parade� will appear regularly in Antiques and Auction News. I invite readers to write me if they would like to suggest auctions to be reviewed or have any other questions or suggestions. Michael J. McQuillen can be reached by writing him directly at P.O. Box 50022, Indianapolis, Ind., 46250-0022; emailing michael@political parade.com; or visiting his website, www.Political Parade.com.

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The author, Kevin, with wife Louisa Zook and their children.

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The 1888 campaign of Cleveland & Thurman used a “Clean Sweep� theme on this attractive bright red bandana that brought $188.

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automobiles ranging from the collectible International pickup truck to the sporty Nissan 370Z Roadster and Porsche 911 SC Targa. Fine period furnishings, tall case clocks, and hand-knotted rugs from Serapi, Heriz and Isfahan will be sold. This auction features several museum quality examples of works by coveted Pennsylvania Impressionists previously exhibited at the James Michener Art Museum. The artists include George Sotter, Charles Hargens, Henry B. Snell, John Terelak, W.E

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Middlesex Militia (Middlsesex County, N.J.) in the War of 1812 and was married to Elizabeth Tucker (1774-1854). He may have worked with his younger brother, John Brokaw, who is known to have trained under their father as well. Aaron Brokaw died on Dec. 18, 1853, and is buried in Rahway Cemetery. The tall case clock will be estimated at $2,000-$4,000. The sale will be conducted online through liveauctioneers. Previews are by appointment in South Brunswick, N.J., and absentee bids are also accepted. This sale also features over 250 lots including over 30 other clocks and the contents of a local watchmaker estate packed with watchmaker and clock parts and assorted tools. Jade and a variety of quality jewelry also highlight the auction. This is a part of a two-day event, with the second day featuring over 300-plus lots of estate jewelry of 14-carat, 18-carat, sterling silver and designer jewelry. The jewelry sale consists of three local estates and will also be offered with no reserves. All bids start at $10. Bodnar’s offers in-house shipping for the day two session. Joe Bodnar has moved all sales to an online-only format until further notice. He is

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apprenticed to Miller in about 1759. Isaac married Miller’s daughter Elizabeth in 1764. On Aaron Miller’s death in 1777, Isaac Brokaw inherited Aaron Miller’s clockmaking tools. Aaron Brokaw would appear to have taken up an apprenticeship under his father from the 1780s. Isaac and Elizabeth moved their family to Bridge Town, N.J., around 1790, and Aaron continued to work alongside his father, with his first clocks being signed “Aaron Brokaw, Bridge Town.” He took over his father’s business upon his death in 1826. Aaron Brokaw was certainly not the last of this respected family of clockmakers; his uncle, Cornelius Miller, and cousin, Kennedy Miller, were also clockmakers of note. Kennedy Miller also worked in Elizabethtown, so it may have been too many clockmakers in one place that prompted Isaac Brokaw to move to Bridge Town. Clocks made by these three generations of clockmakers are elegant, stylish and of the finest quality. Aaron Brokaw fought with the

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“The Barnes family clock needs to find a new home,” read an email sent to Joe Bodnar about a month ago. This led to the pickup of an important New Jersey clock that will be sold Wednesday, Aug. 5, at an online-only auction Bodnar’s has put together. Live in-person auctions in New Jersey are not allowed. Since 1825, the clock has been a handme-down to the eldest son for five generations. With the new eldest son moving out of state and none of his family interested in the clock or continuing the tradition, the consignor felt it was important to sell it in New Jersey, where it was made, and reached out to Bodnar. “When we came to pick it up, it was running in the foyer of their North Jersey house,” said Bodnar. Among the things making this clock special is the family of its maker. Aaron Brokaw was from an illustrious line of Colonial clockmakers. His grandfather, Aaron Miller (d. 1777), after whom he was named, was a clockmaker of some note in Elizabethtown, N.J. Miller had lived in New York before setting up his business in Elizabethtown. The New York Gazetteer (Nov. 23, 1747) described Miller as “a clockmaker in Elizabethtown [who]…makes and sells all sorts of clocks after the Dutch manner…he likewise makes compasses and chains for surveyors.” Miller produced a clock to hang in the First Presbyterian Church in Elizabethtown in 1759, which cost £10 5s 9p. Isaac Brokaw, Aaron Brokaw’s father, had been

holding two-day auctions every other week. “We still do not have guidance from the Edison Board of Health on how we can reopen with in-person sales,” said Bodner. He does plan to go back to the New Jersey Convention and Expo Center in Edison, N.J. “We want to keep our customers and employees safe, and online is working. I miss my full staff and customer base, but until we see guidelines or a vaccine, I don’t see us going back to the way we were with a stand around un-social-distanced format,” said Bodnar. The online sale also features a live broadcast where items are shown in the box lots as they sell them and have live auctioneers calling during the sale. “This keeps the feeling of being

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17901 Pottsville 570-573-3275 MARGUERITE’S ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, 8 South Center. Pottery, toys, farming decor, antiques - mid-century furniture, jewelry- glassware. Primitives to Deco. Open - Sat. 11-5

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17572 Ronks 717-687-7787 COUNTRY LOFT ANTIQUES 215 Hartman Bridge Rd. Multi-Dlr. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture. Open 7 days/ week 10-5. www.thecountryloft.net

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19543 Morgantown 610-913-1953 MORGANTOWN MARKET, 2940 Main St.. Hours 10-5 daily. Berks Co. Largest Antique Boutique. Antiques, collectibles, vintage home & garden decor.

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18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring 45 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 -5, Sundays 11-4

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VALUABLE LANCASTER CO. REAL ESTATE 1½ Story Home in 2+ Acres, Quality Antiques, Collectibles, Kubota 4WD Tractor, JD Tractors, Antique Tools, 30+ Guns, Row Boat & Sail Boat, Suzuki Scooter, Gold & Coins, Quilts, Iron Toys, & Banks & Much More 5124 Strasburg Road, Kinzers, Lancaster County, PA 17535 Salisbury Twp., Pequea Valley Schools

TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 & WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 2:00 P.M. • REAL ESTATE (Sold 6:00 P.M. on Aug. 12) 1½ story masonry home w/built in one car garage on a 2+ acre lot. The 1st floor contains living room, EIK, 2 BRs & a full bath. The 2nd floor contains 1 BR & sitting area. Full daylight basement w/cold cellar. Oil heat air heat w/woodstove connected, On-Site Water & Sewer. Total Taxes $3,200 +/-. Great Locations and Seriously for Sale.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 • 2:00 P.M. SCOOTER Suzuki Burgman 400 Scooter with 12,708 miles, TRACTORS, LAWN & GARDEN EQUIP & TOOLS Kubota L2850 4 WD Tractor 841 hours w/loader in good condition. 3 Pt landscape rake, 3 Pt Kubota Post Hole Digger, 5’ Bush Hog squeeler, Kubota L235 4WD 169 hrs with 4 ft bully mower (2) JD 165 hydro lawn tractors with decks, six (6) Lawnboy push mowers, Honda H5 928 Track snowblower-good condition, Troybuilt 6.75 HP, pressure washer, weed eaters, mole traps, apple picker, wood smokehouse, 2+ cords of split firewood, Ryobi 12” compound mortar saw, band saw, bench grinders, new air hammer, scroll saw, belt sander, air compressor, battery charger, floor jack, aluminum extension & step ladders, aluminum break, masonry tools, digging irons, sythes, large assortment of yard, hand and small power tools & more. BOATS, HUNTING, FISHING, GAME MOUNTS, & HORSE TACK Panther 14’ Sailboat w/trailer, 12’ rowboat, Johnson Seahorse 8 HP boat motor, Mercury 4.5 HP outboard motor, Trolling motor, fishing poles, tackle boxes, Penn reel, lead & sinker molds, waders, fishing vests, fish board, hunting clothes, jackets, pants, vests, hats, western & English saddles, bridle bits, harness, saddle racks, spurs, sleigh bells, lead ropes, branding iron, whips, deer mounts, raccoon mounts, red fox mount, deer horns & more. GUNS, CROSSBOW, & AMMO (Sold at 6 PM) Remington Model 870 Super Magnum Pump Action 12 Gauge, Mossberg 20 Gauge with Scope, Stoeger Condor 12 Gauge Over/Under, Springfield 12 Gauge Double Barrel, N.R. Davis & Sons Double Barrel 20 Gauge, Remington Double Barrel 12 Gauge, Savage Access .243 With Scope, Remington Model 7 .22 with Scope, Savage Access .243 with Scope Bolt Action, Remington .243 Model 710 with Scope (Bushnell), Savage Edge 25-06 with Scope, Stevens .22 Crackshot Long Child’s Rifle, Glenfield Model 60 .22 Long Rifle, Ithica Model 72 .22 with Scope Bolt Action, Marlin Model 25 .22 with Scope, Marlin Model 60 .22 Long, Winchester Model 64-32 WS, Lucznik Model 87 Polish 22 , Savage Model 99C Series A 308 Cal. with Scope, Smith & Wesson Model 19 .357 Magnum, H & R Model 999 Sportsman .22, Iver Johnson .32 Pistol, C. Sharps & Co. Pepperbox Derringer 4 Shot Antique, large amount of ammo of all types. DECOYS, ANTIQUES, ANTIQUE TOOLS & COLLECTABLES 6 wood decoys (4 signed) and 1 metal decoy, cigar display, cigar cutters, cigar rollers, John Finder Bros cigar cutter, cigar molds, tobacco sizing box, broad ax, wood planes, large Conestoga wagon wheel reamer, old butchering tools, large copper & butcher kettles, stone ax heads & arrowhead collection, cannonball, belt lacer, shackles, old fruit cutter, frog gigs, bear trap, Kelvin Azimuth mirror with box, Vivatar telescope, paper roller & much more.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 • 2:00 P.M. ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, & APPLIANCES Roll top desk, secretary desk, oak jelly cupboard, panty cupboard, dry sink, grandmother clock, cloth trees, single pineapple bed, ornate chest of drawers, marble top dresser with mirror, dressers, cedar chest, camelback trunk, early trunk, under bed cabinet, recliners, wardrobe cabinets, plank bottom & Cane seated chairs & rockers, child fainting sofa, assorted foot stools, wagon Wheez Hub lamps, tiffany style lamp, marble & assorted lamps, area rugs, Whirlpool washer, Maytag dryer, GE upright freezer, water cooler & more. ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES & GLASSWARE Large spinning wheel, iron animal and bank collections, folklore rooster, walking sticks, local yard sticks, paintings, spittoons, shadowboxes, tribal art, local milk & drug bottles, iron door stops, iron pots, Griswold iron pans, fire nozzles, Coca Cola & Pepsi collectables, local feed bags, small and very large crocks, egg basket, Hamilton & other pocket watch collections, Mickey Mouse and other wristwatches, gold cuff links, chain purse, oil lamps, powder horns, hunt horns, whistles, large and small knife collections, iron Nazi soldiers, Nazi pins, Nazi ashtray, stereoscope w/ WWI glass slides, metal cap cannon, assorted carnival glass, local Wattware pitchers & bowls, mixing bowls, water pitchers, local & collectable plates, political buttons, silver thimble with case, thimbles, cigar tip with case, tokens, gold wedding bands, Christiana high school ring, insignia ring, bracelets, pins, cameos pill box, perfume bracelet, gold heart locket and chain, Betsy Ross watch necklace with case & much more. EARLY BOOKS & PAPER MANIA History of slavery, (2) Uncle Tom’s Cabin books, Freemakers Pictorial, German Bibles, Bible Comically Illustrated, large Lancaster County history books, Ag books, Chesapeake Bay books, many boxes of early books, Marilyn Monroe & other female star post cards, early risqué female cards, local post cards, Indian postcards, hunt scene postcards, car ads, Barry’s Beauties paper pop up & much more. GOLD, COINS & CURRENCY (SOLD AT 5 PM) Over 50 lots including 1857 $1 gold piece, 1911 $5 gold piece indian, 1911 $10 gold piece Indian, 1891 British Sovereign, (12) 1 oz. gold Kugerrands, 1964 chip penny, wheat pennies, flying eagle cents, steel pennies, 1909 multi tone penny, 1864 2¢ piece, half cents, 179x flowing hair cent, 1869 D Jefferson Nichol mint, V, lunar & buffalo Nichols, Mercury Barber & Roosevelt dimes, barber, silver & liberty quarters, Kennedy, Franklin & walking liberty halves, 1862 seated liberty half, 1937 walking liberty half, 1858 seated liberty half AU, 1887-0 Morgan dollar, 1903-0 Morgan dollar MS65, Peace dollars, 1888 3¢ Nichol MS65, Canadian silver coins, Foreign coins, tokens, 25¢ bill, 1928 silver certificate, other silver certificate and currency & more. TERMS: 10% Down at auction. Bal by 9/25/20.Buyer pays all realty transfer tax. Visit Website for Info & Pictures. FOR: James S. Davis, Jr. Estate

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techniques were certainly shared. They Continued from page 2 used twisted wires for (East Earl, Pa.) is one restau- trees, nails or lollipop rant where his works are sticks for fence posts, displayed. cut twine for straw Aaron’s technique and grass and autoinvolved more woodcarving body filler for shaping than Abner’s pieces, which are the carvings. Although more sculptural in quality. most pieces began with a However, being twins, some rough sketch, usually the brothers could simply picture the finished piece in their heads. Aaron had a wide variety of sizes, but many of their larger pieces were approximately 5 feet wide and 3 feet high. Both passionately depicted the country life of the Amish. They produced countless scenes This is an assortment of early carvings by both of country Abner and Aaron.

The Conestoga Wagon model was built in 1936. The subject was a lifelong interest of Abner’s and made when he was 15 with real horsehair manes and tails. This piece is owned by one of Abner’s grandsons. auctions, schoolhouses, quiltings, barn raisings, threshings, plowing, picnics, covered bridges and church services in the barn. Drawing on his own experience, Abner modeled twin boys on many of his pieces. In addition to these familiar scenes, the brothers took com-

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In 1964, Abner and Aaron were commissioned by athletic directors of Franklin & Marshall and Dickinson Colleges for a football trophy, titled “The Covered Wagon Trophy.” The wagon is 15 inches long and 8.5 inches high, while Here is a scene of mountain goats done by Abner. the horses are 5 inches high. The broth- in 2010. Between the two, they missions for custom pieces ers’ most productive years were created well over 1,000 threetaken from photos. Abner in par- roughly 1970 through 1990. In the diamensional dioramas in their ticular loved to depict Conestoga early 1990s, Abner began to slow lifetimes. wagons. down and eventually needed

Here is a ca. 2001 threshing scene in Newmanstown, typical of dozens of threshing scenes he made over the years, including a tractor operator pulling steam whistle cord, making twin boys in front run away in fright. According to the author, 90 percent of Abner’s large dioramas measure 3 feet high and 5 feet long. They are between 6 to 8 inches in depth.

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Vintage Christmas Decorations- tinsel trees, balls, manger scenes; vintage dresses; vintage record players and electronics; ash trays, Roseville Pottery, Glassware and more, vintage purses and hand bags; vintage travel bags and suit cases. Vintage Fishing Equipment. Selling the contents of a large 1960’s custom built home. There is a large collection of costume jewelry with pieces going back to the thirties. There is a large collection of Fenton glass, Lenox, Mid c. cookware. There are figurines including Royal Doulton, Llardro, Hummel, and more! There is a large collection of dolls from the 1970’s and earlier. Closets full of expensive ladies a p p a r e l (some vintage) Lots of furniture from Victorian to the 1960’s. There is a nice collection of bar ware and bar advertising. Magnavox Stereophonic Portable Record Player, Westinghouse Portable Record Player, RCA AM Radio Record Player, Mahogany Console AM FM Record Player, 78 Records by Frank Sinatra, Rosemary Clooney, Judy Garland, Frankie Laine, Gene Autry, Roy Acuff and so much more, Vintage Electronics, Carved Wooden Jointed Animals, Conover’s Dairy Milk Box, Vintage Suit Cases, Vintage Dresses, Vintage and New Purses and Hand Bags, 50’s-60’s Tinsel Christmas Trees, Same Vintage Christmas Decorations and Manger Scenes, Royal Typewriter, Commercial Door Hardware, Door Stops, Door Closers, Hinges, Lock Sets, Commercial Fixtures- 30 to 50 years oldNOS, Midland Telephone Style 23 Channel CB, Uniden 25 Watt Marine Radio, Nice shop built work bench with vise and part bins, Hard Paste Lamps, Firestone Transport 100 Tire Ash Tray, Cadillac Hub Caps, Bits and bobs of Ornamental Iron, LOTS of Bar Ware, Set of 6 “King of Prussia Fire Co #1 30 year Anniversary 1950 to 1980” Gasoline powered portable AC Welder. Winchester single shot 12 gauge. German 22 caliber target rifle. 2 bolt action rifles (possible German manufactured). Plus lots of items that you might find in a well stocked home that has been lived in for the last 60 years- kitchen gadgets- smoke stands- cigar boxes- “penny” bottles- milking stools and much more. Please check www.auctionzip.com ID#1070 for photos and details. All purchases must be settled day of sale! For large purchases; a minimum of one thousand dollars or 10% deposit, whichever is greater will hold your purchases until Monday, August 3, 2020 for full payment by WIRE TRANSFER! NO CHECKS! No items will be released until final payment. All items sold as is, where is with no warranty expressed or implied. It is the buyer’s responsibility to know what they are bidding on and the condition of the item offered on the block. There are no refunds, no returns, no charge backs, all sales are final. We do our best to describe items for sale, but it is up to the buyer to decide their value and bid accordingly. The auctioneer reserves the right to resell an item in a dispute or declare it sold and move on. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid and will remove any bidder(s) that disrupt the auction process.

Here is one of Abner’s farm auction scenes.

heart surgery. For the rest of the decade, he struggled to produce goodquality pieces. When customers began rejecting pieces, he grew very discouraged. His last piece was produced in 2002. Aaron passed away in 2003, and Abner

The author is Abner’s grandson. He resides in Massachusetts. Collectors are welcome to contact him at kevinzook@abcmailbox.net. He is involved in a multi-year project to locate and document as many of Abner’s pieces as possible. He also has access to Abner’s papers and can research original sales data on many pieces. Please note, the author is not a collector, seller or agent of this work, and the intent of this article was not to provide market-oriented information.

This was done in 1957 by Abner.

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Located at 335 Bordnersville Road, Approx. 1 mile west of I-81, exit 90 and 1/4 mile north of Route 934

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES Solid End Jelly Cupboard; Dry Sink w/Lift Well Lid; (2) DT Blanket Chests (1 w/Orig. Graining); 5 Pc. Victorian Parlor Set w/Settee & Platform Rocker; (2) Marble Top Stands; Fancy Camelback Trunk w/Tray; Child’s Bentwood Highchair; Victorian Podium; Grained Washstand; (2) Seeburg Juke Boxes; Oak Cased Wall Telephone; Edison Cyl. Phonograph w/Repainted Morning Glory Horn; (36) Cyl. Records; Columbia Grafonola & Victor Victrola; 10” x 57” Colored Glass & Leaded Window; Splint Tobacco Basket; Dolls: Plaster Girl w/ Lamb on Pedestal Signed Orfanella, (8) Porcelain Head Dolls (4 German, 1 Queen Louise); Lighting: (3) Slag Glass Table Lamps, Floral Parlor Light (electrified), Brass Shaded Parlor Light w/Prisms, Rayo & Aladdin Lamps w/Shades, Bracket Light w/Reflector, Deco Style Light w/Fish; Toys: Early Wooden Marble Game, Poosh-M-Up Big 5 Marble Game, Tin Flying Boat Mechanical Toy (West Germany), Newton Aero Circus Flying Toy, (3) Toy’N Joy (1,5 & 10¢) Gum Ball Machines; Emenee Hootenanny Guitar w/Orig. Box; Tin Kosuse Duck, Ventriloquist Doll, Lionel & American Flyer Cars, Tenders, Track & Transformers, 14 Pc. CI Doll House Fence, “Friendly Acres” Farm Set, Paper Mache’ Rabbit, Early Children’s Books, Unopened Box of Batman Cards; Clocks: Neuweiler Beer Clock (no hands), Oak Shelf Clocks, Mantle Clocks, Ingraham Steeple Clock, The “Village Mill” Figural Clock, Sm Metal Cased Clock w/Chicken, Clock Parts; Framed Civil War Bayonet, Flag, Picture, Buckle & Patch; Wall Type Coffee Grinder; CI Horse & Dog Door Stops; Sm. John Wright CI Coffee Grinder; Brass Bell; Crocks: Red Wing 3 Gal. Crock, 2 Gal. Water Cooler, (2) Redware Crocks w/Handles; (3) Jugs (1- Cowden); Redware “Sweet Potato”; (4) Wooden Butter Prints; CI Lebanon Beer Ashtray; Schmidt’s Beer Statute; Tin Sunbeam Bread Sign; (5) Unused Cigarette Punch Boards; Henry Troemner #35 Balance Scale in Glass Case; Carved Wooden Cane w/Lions; Album of Approx. 160 Match Book Covers; (2) Vol. Set “The Orig. Water Color Paintings” by J.J. Audubon; Art: Framed Prints incl. Boris O’Klein “Naughty Dog of Paris” & English Print “The Meet at Blackdon”, H.G. Edwards (1956) Oil of Winter Scene, Lg. Oil of Dogwoods, W.S. DeHart Oil of Young Girl; Glassware: 15 Pc. R.S. Prussia Chocolate Set, Blue Carnival 3-Footed Grape Pat. Bowl, Green Carnival Bowl w/”N”, Late Adams (8) Cups & Saucers, (20) Plates, Platter, Veg. Bowl & Pitcher, Roseville 139-12 “Vase & 1392-8” Planter, Hall Mixing Bowls & Pitcher. Terms: Cash or PA Check w/Picture ID. No Absentee Bids. No Buyer’s Premium. Selling for the Marie A. Stickler and the late Lester J. Stickler

ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

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OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090. WANTED ANTIQUE TOYS 1900-mid1960’s; automotive photos and related gas and oil signage & smalls. Private collector 1 piece or 500, funds always available, call Andy 914-433-2970 apace777@aol.com SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

BASEBALL CARDS & COMIC BOOKS 1940-1985. All Sports Cards, related collectibles, memorabilia. Call 609-203-1900 or email: delucadon@yahoo.com 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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