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Cordier Auctions Hits Home Run With George Ruth Card Rare Card Sells For $51,600 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 • VOL. 51, NO. 37

Witman Holds Auction For Ned And The Late Gwen Foltz Strawser Adam And Eve Carving (1986) Brings $1,622.50

By Karl Pass Witman Auctioneers Inc. of Manheim, Pa., are five years into holding sales on behalf of potter Ned Foltz and his late wife, Gwen Foltz. Ned Foltz is an active redware potter in Reinholds, Pa., and has a full show schedule. His shows are held at his studio/shop at 225 N. Peartown Road. Visit www.foltzpottery.com for his event schedule or further information.

David Cordier, founder and owner of Cordier Auctions and Appraisals, in Harrisburg, Pa., was confident that the E121 American Caramel George Ruth card sold on Aug. 15 would do well. “It was graded 7, or nearmint, by PSA. According to PSA this is the only card of this version in the population with this grade. The next highest are graded 3.” Finding comparable prices for these rare cards can prove difficult; considering the printing defect to the front of the card, the expectation was for it to bring $8,000 to $10,000.

“When we logged into the auction Saturday morning, it was at $20,000, and we knew that something exciting was happening,” followed up Cordier.

When bidding ended, the virtual hammer fell at $43,000 ($51,600 with the 20-percent buyer’s premium).

The 367-lot auction was primarily comprised of a single owner collection from the estate of Lee Noblett of Halifax, Pa. Other noteworthy lots include a E90-2 American Caramel Honus Wagner PSA1 that sold for $3,840 and a T206

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Fiddlers Antiques Show In Nashville Bought By Puchsteins This E121 1921 American Caramel George Ruth (PSA 7) card sold for $51,600.

1909-10 White Border Ray Demmitt St. Louis PSA2, $2,520. Prices include buyer’s premium.

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Summer Sporting Art And Decoy Auction Hits $4 Million on page 8

The large Strawser Adam and Eve carving dated “1986” sold for $1,622.50.

Folk painter Barbara Strawser’s son, Tim Strawser, carved this fantastic chicken on a lid, which rests on a very large glass jar. It realized $374.

The Aug. 22 auction of items from his personal collection was held under a tent outside of the studio. About 150 items were sold, such as pottery ranging from contemporary to antique. Some southern pottery sold. Stauffer pewter and antique pewter sold. Other material included Kathy Yoder hooked rugs, assorted baskets, Strawser carvings (Dan Sr., Dan Jr., and Tim), Carlton carvings, Walter and June Gottshall carvings, Tom Loose wrought-iron utensils, a Larry Long wrought-iron utensil rack, a Romaine Foltz painting, a Barbara Strawser painting, and

Locati’s September Sale Features Quality Estate Items Pair Of Spode Mochaware Spill Vases Among Many Items In Varied Online Sale Locati LLC’s September online only sale begins Monday, Sept. 7, and includes over 400 items featuring estate jewelry, silver, porcelain, glass, furniture, fine art, Asian art and much more. This auction ends Monday, Sept. 21.

“We are always excited to kick off the fall with our September sale,” said Michael Locati, co-owner Continued on page 2

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New Book Looks At The Compelling Story Of Rookwood Pottery This is a fine Southern secretary desk.

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In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 This unsigned original watercolor was done by Ned’s late mother, Romaine Foltz, and sold for $1,017.50.

This is an Art Deco electric neon clock with pedestal.

A pair of Spode mochaware spill vases will be sold.

SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 7 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 6

FEATURED AUCTION RESULTS: Guyette & Deeter’s August 21 and 22 Auction - Page 8

AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . on page 10 CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . on page 11

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of Locati LLC. “This online auction offers a little something for everyone, from fine jewelry to art and furniture.”

Among the highlights are a large sterling silver tray (London, 1831), a Basil Besler (German, 1561-1629) botanical print and an Auguste Moreau (1834-1917) large bronze.

“We have quite a bit of interesting silver in This is a Basil Besler (German, 1561September, pieces from the 1629) botanical print.

18th to 20th centuries,” furthered Locati.

In lieu of COVID 19 precautions, Locati will not be holding a live preview; however, interested bidders are encouraged to contact Locati with questions and to request additional information.

Locati LLC is located 15 miles north of Philadelphia in Maple Glen, Pa. Complimentary verbal appraisals are offered every Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at 1425 E. Welsh Road, Maple Glen, Pa. Call 215-619-2873 to schedule an appointment.

For additional information, The large bronze sculpture is by visit www.locatillc.com.

Auguste Moreau (1834-1917).

Here is an Allcock and Allen, N.Y., ca. 1850, coin silver four piece tea set.

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Complete PSA 10 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Set And High-Grade Sports Kings Thorpe, Ruth And Cobb Soar Heritage Auctions’ twoday Summer Sports Card event, which ran July 30 and 31, was a hot sale. By the time the final buzzer sounded, 1,971 bidders pushed the auction’s tally past the $9.4 million mark.

“Last weekend’s sale checks in as our largest Summer Sports Card event to date,” said Chris Ivy, Heritage Auctions’ director of Sports Auctions. “And we are very excited to be launching our Summer Platinum Night event on the heels of this amazing result, as the August event includes hundreds of incredibly significant, museum-worthy pieces. The strength of the sports market in the midst of a global pandemic speaks to the stability of the market, with vintage trading cards leading the charge.”

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hardwood just happened to coincide with the first night of Heritage Auctions’ Summer Sports Card event. And right on time, the 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Cards and Stickers complete set, all graded PSA Gem Mint 10, realized $216,000. No doubt Michael Jordan’s two cards in that set helped push it past its preauction estimate. All by itself, an unopened box of 1986-87 Fleer Basketball cards, containing 36 unopened packs, sold for $90,000.

Three of the Summer Sports Card event’s biggest hits were offerings from the gorgeous 1933 Sports Kings set, manufactured by the Goudey Gum Company and considered something of a risk at the time since multisports sets had fallen out of favor. This bubblegum-scented set is more or less the wellspring of the modern sports card artistry and industry, and only a handful of cards of the caliber sold over the weekend are known to exist.

Look no further than the Jim Thorpe card from that collection, which is graded PSA Mint 9 and sold for $138,000; there’s Thorpe’s majestic image hovering over a scrum of footballers. Ty Cobb’s Sports King Card, likewise graded PSA Mint 9, sold for only slightly less at $132,000.

That’s the same amount realized for Babe Ruth’s Sports King Card, graded PSA NM-MT+ 8.5.

A Red Grange PSA Mint 9, This Jim Thorpe card, graded PSA the highest grade ever awardMint 9, sold for $138,000. ed this card, sold for $81,000.

And a Knute Rockne Sports Kings also graded Mint 9 realized $63,000.

Another big score from the Summer Sports Card event was an unopened box of 1979 O-Pee-Chee Hockey cards, which sold for $108,000. No telling how many Wayne Gretzky rookie cards might be in there. Just one of the Great One’s O-Pee-Chee rookie cards, graded PSA Mint 9, with only two higher known to exist, sold for half that, at $54,000.

Not surprisingly, one of the oldest collections in the auction proved one of the Ty Cobb’s Sports King Card, graded most valuable, the T201 Mecca Double Folder baseball cards PSA Mint 9, sold for $132,000.

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The 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Cards and Stickers complete set, all graded PSA Gem Mint 10, realized $216,000.

An unopened box of 1979 O-Pee-Chee Hockey cards sold for $108,000. It could contain the Wayne Gretzky rookie card. One of Gretzky’s O-Pee-Chee rookie cards, graded PSA Mint 9 (only two higher are known to exist), sold in the auction for $54,000 (not pictured). made in 1911. This collection of 50, which sold for $94,800, holds the very top “Current Finest” spot on the PSA Set Registry, an extraordinary achievement given the fragile paper stock and unique design that gave each card a “flip top” revealing a second player beneath.

But it wasn’t just older cards that carried the day. For instance, a 2020 Bowman Chrome Prospect Autograph Superfractor Bobby Witt Jr. 1/1, graded #CPA-BWJ BGS Gem Mint 9.5, Auto 10, sold for $43,200. Kids today.

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This 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan #57 PSA Gem Mint 10 realized $75,000.

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics The Sports Card Market Finally Hits A Home Run, But Is It Really Different From What Came Before?

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on the new stuff. That, however, is harder than it seems today because, as one collector put it, “The possibility of pulling a $10,000-plus card by buying an overpriced pack of modern cards is just too much to ignore.” It is this type of mindset that new collectors and would-be speculators should avoid.

In conclusion, I don’t doubt the reemergence of the sports card collecting market.

I do, however, caution speculators and collectors from once again focusing on modern era cards while some pockets of key vintage cards

are almost experiencing a small buyer’s market at present time. Still, it is nice to see sports card collectors batting a thousand at present time, especially given the fact that most current professional sporting events have no shortage of challenges.

Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace.

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being able to buy low and sell high is what success in most markets comes down to, and the antiques and collectibles trade is no different. Most of these articles are very well written and somewhat factual, but they are written in some cases by market manipulators and market makers. These sophisticated investors have a bias and financial incentive to promote the items they are actively investing in.

Another problem with the modern era sports card market is that currently, modern era sports cards are fetching higher returns for collectors than the coveted vintage market. We have all heard about a Honus Wagner card selling for over a million dollars at auction, but it is important to note that six or seven figure vintage cards make up only a small fraction of the vintage sports card collecting marketplace as a whole. Most of the vintage market consists of a lot of four to five figure cards.

In theory, these coveted vintage cards should be better financial investments overall than most modern era products, but thanks to manufacturers creating one-of-a-kind autographed cards and burying them in packs, the market is completely backwards, more than most other collecting categories. Collectors and speculators may be better off buying vintage key cards and taking a wait-and-see attitude

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Hopping into my flashy new time machine and going back to the year 1995, there are certain truths I have to contend with knowing what I know now. The first is that my hairstyle in 1995 really needs some work. The second is that my high school crush isn’t going to age all that well. And lastly, the massive speculative bubble that appeared in a lot of pop culture based collecting categories at the time was finally starting to dissipate, but, no worries, as word on the collectibles beat is that stuffed miniature toys with cute little names are going to become the next big thing (Beanie Babies, anyone?).

It was at this time that baseball card collecting was finally starting to die out as collectors and speculators were tiring of all the tricks that manufacturers and dealers were using at the time to keep the money flowing.

Multiple companies at this time were making sports cards, from the mainstays of the industry like Topps, to several second tier companies like Donruss and Fleer, to newer manufacturers like Score and Upper Deck. On top of the standard cards these companies were producing, many of these manufacturers started to rely on limited-edition items and gimmicks to ensure hefty profits year after year. When collectors finally realized what was happening and that none of these new products were increasing in price year after year, the bottom dropped out, and a lot of these companies went bankrupt or exited the trade altogether. This had a lasting effect on the sports card market that would linger for

phenomenon, and it will never change, so let’s just accept it.

So what’s changed, you may be asking?

The first change that makes this market different from what transpired before is the fact that the manufacturers seem to have learned from some of their mistakes from the past. And luckily, there are fewer manufacturers as well. Companies are no longer believed to be lying about print runs, production numbers and the like. And while there are some instances of manufacturers and distributors holding back supply to local shops and collectors, this occurs in every industry in the modern massproduced collectibles trade.

These manufacturers are also not lying about the number of limited edition items they are making. Instead, they are literally releasing one-of-a-kind autographed cards in blind packs that can be seen selling by some lucky collectors for tens of thousands of dollars each on the secondary market. Never before has this been tried before, but it appears to be working at present time. Simply google “sports card investing,” and you will be greeted with a plethora of articles and the like all telling you how great the hobby is. And to be fair, it is. However, most of these articles gloss over the glaring truth that knowledge and

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decades.

Flash forward to present day (side note, for anyone still stuck in 1995, please research the word “pandemic” before coming to the year 2020. It may just come in handy), and it is almost like the lessons learned back during the speculative boom of the late 1980s and early 1990s never even happened. In fact, on the surface it would appear that any sports card manufacturer in the market today has doubled down on what was happening in the market back then. We have limited-edition cards, autographed cards that are one of kind, cards and collectibles made from gameworn jerseys or even gameused equipment. And, best of all, we have a plethora of third-party grading companies willing to take a high powered magnifying lens to your treasures to see if they are truly gem mint, for a price, of course.

At first glance you would be forgiven for thinking that today’s modern era sports card marketplace is similar to what was happening back during the boom period. You would, however, be correct if your analysis of today’s marketplace features the return of the same speculators who made the previous speculative bubble so dangerous.

People are drawn to financial speculation in the collectibles trade. This is not a new

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Adam Smith’s “Wealth Of Nations� Leads Fiddlers Antiques Show In Nashville Fine Books And Manuscripts Auction Bought By Puchsteins Record Set For “Snow White� Sketchbook Signed By Disney

By Tom O’Hara

Swann Galleries’ sale of Fine Books and Manuscripts on July 30 boasted high prices across categories, with early printed books leading the sale, two records being recorded for literature, and autograph material from world leaders garnering attention.

A strong offering of special early printed books and manuscripts led the sale by value. Senior specialist Devon Eastland, who recently joined Swann, noted, “First editions of Adam Smith’s ‘Wealth of Nations’ and other book collecting classics are still toplining today’s market in early books, but new areas of collecting also yield competitive bidding and high hammer prices.� Smith’s “An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations,� 1776, descended from William Alexander and bearing his inscription, brought $125,000, going to a private collector, besting a $70,000 to $90,000 estimate.

Other strong results include a 15th-century illuminated “Book of Hours in Flemish� earning $23,750, and Gerrit de Veer’s 1598 illustrated journal of ill-fated Arctic adventures went for $27,500. “The association copy of Kenelm Digby’s ‘Mathematical Magick’ did an impressive auction room trick, selling for $5,000 on a $600 to $800 estimate range.

What may have persuaded bidders to keep their paddles in the air was a Shakespearean association.

Manuscripts appeal to collectors and dealers alike for their beauty, the importance of content, and uniqueness,� concluded Eastland of the selection.

The literature portion of the sale proved successful with a 1938 sketchbook for “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,� signed by Walt Disney with 12 tipped-in color plates.

The classic children’s tale brought a record for the issue at $22,500. A deluxe limitededition of Jack Kerouac’s “Doctor Sax,� 1959, brought a record for one of the 26 lettered signed copies at $9,100.

Also of note was a copy of “Ulysses,� 1922, by James Joyce, number 708 of 750

Kay and Bill Puchstein bought the rights to the Fiddlers Antiques Show at the Fairgrounds in Nashville, Tenn. One of the several Americana Country antiques shows held at or around Valentine’s Day weekend every year for over 30 years, the show has experienced a change of ownership several times. Bill and Kay Puchstein are popular antiques show promoters whose experience includes owning and managing the monthly West Palm Beach Antiques Show, several other shows in Florida, and the Burton, Ohio, one-day Summer Show.

Jon Jenkins, owner and manager of the Nashville Show, the anchor for that winter week of antiques at the Nashville Fairgrounds, said, “There couldn’t be a better successor than Bill and Kay (promoting this show).� Jenkins’ Nashville Show has about 150

A sketchbook for “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,� illustrated with 12 tipped-in color plates, signed by Walt Disney, London, 1938, sold for $22,500 to a collector.

Bill and Kay Puchstein [place] for shows with that focus for about 40 years. Bill and I have exhibited there for at least 31 years now, as long as we’ve been married,� commented Kay. The Fiddlers Antiques Show/Fiddlers at the Fairgrounds will be held on Feb. 17 to 20, 2021. The couple has already begun telling exhibitors about their new ownership of the popular show, with the reactions universally positive.

For further information, readers may contact the Puchsteins at 740-998-5300 or visit www.fiddlersatthe fairgrounds.com.

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copies on handmade paper, selling for $13,750.

Art books saw impressive results with the deluxe issue of Salvador Dalí’s 1969 “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderlandâ€? by Lewis Carroll with a signed frontispiece and the extra suite of plates atop the offering, at $16,250. Further works of note included Robert Rey’s “Estampes,â€? a 1950 portfolio with complete text and 12 color wood engravings and the decomposition color proof of the Laurencin, with $14,300, and Otto Czeschka’s 1907 “Kabarett Fledermaus,â€? which included four color plates designed by Oskar Kokoschka, Berthold LĂśffler, and two by Fritz Zeyman, realizing $10,000.

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In February 2020, for the first time, the show became a companion to The Nashville Show in the adjoining building at Nashville’s Fairgrounds. With the change in its location, the show was sold out of dealer spaces and enjoyed great success with the shoppers, with easy access and parking all on the same grounds.

Kay Puchstein plans to fill the hall with about 100 exhibitors selling country and Americana. “My heart is in country antiques, and Nashville has been the

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16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Ave. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Daily 10:304:30, Closed Sundays. Dlrs welcome.

18014 Bath 610-390-0403 S SEEM ANTIQUES, 100 S Chestnut St (RT 248) Multi-Dlr Co-Op, 2 flrs., M,T,W,F,Sa 10-6; Th 12-8; Su 11-5.

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08006 Barnegat Light 609-361-8039 THE SEAWIFE, 1901 Bayview Ave. at Viking Village. Country primitive antique furniture, quilts, folk art, architecturals & garden. Open Friday -Monday.

16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety.

18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles.

Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5.

17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810 STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL, 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322.

18337 Milford 570-409-8636 OLD LUMBERYARD ANTIQUES, 113 7th St. 2 lge Multi-Dealer Shops, 10,000 sq.ft. Open Mon. & Thurs.- Sun. 10-5. www.oldlumberyardantiquesllc.com

08081 Sicklerville 856-545-3187 CARNIVAL OF COLLECTABLES, 368 Cross Keys Rd. Open Tues.-Thurs.

10am-6pm, Fri. 10am-7pm, Sat. 8am7pm, Sun. 8am-5pm. 12,000 sq.ft Antique & Arts Mall, over 100 dlrs. www.carnivalofcollectables.com

17225 Greencastle 717-593-9990 the shop, 144 E. Baltimore St. 1/2 mi. off I-81 Exit 5. Antiques, Collectibles & Decorative accessories. Open Wed. thru Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4.

18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street.

Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards.

Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome.

Mon.-Sat. 10-5. Since 1980.

08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER, 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers. www.tomatofactoryantiques.com

17257 Shippensburg 717-300-3746 INTERSTATE 81 ANTIQUES 15 Hershey Rd. (OFF I-81 EXIT 29) Open Mon.-Sat. 10-8, Sunday 10-6. Every Sat. Flea Market 8am. Vendors Welcomed. Pictures Avail. on Facebook. Over 40+ dealers.

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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 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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The Hustler: Chalk Up Some Classic Movie Memorabilia

An original eight-card lobby set sold for $836.50.

The film’s original 136-page script sold for $597.50.

Newman’s dining room table at home, and the two men would practice for hours.

Newman became quite good, eventually challenging his nemesis in the film, Jackie Gleason, to a game of pocket billiards, fifty count. Gleason, once a real-life pool hustler back in his native Brooklyn, accepted the offer, with $50 as the agreed-on stakes. “He got to break the balls,” Gleason later said. “I then ran 50 balls straight. He never got a chance to chalk his cue. The bastard got even with me, though. Next day he paid me off with a jar filled with 5,000 pennies.”

Budgeted at $2 million, “The Hustler” was filmed entirely on location in New York City over the course of six weeks. Two of the movie’s principal shooting locales were McGirr’s and Ames Billiard Academy, a pair of gritty, now-defunct pool halls where much of the action takes place. Note the ironic sign crookedly hanging at Ames in the film, “No Gambling Allowed,” with an old, faded poster nearby touting the exploits of world champion billiards player Willie Mosconi, who performs many of the picture’s trick shots for Paul Newman.

“The Hustler” chronicles the life of the fictional “Fast” Eddie Felson, a young pool aficionado from Oakland, Calif., who yearns to be the number one player in the world.

Standing in his way is the dapper Minnesota Fats, the reigning king of straight pool, who, according to one of his most ardent supporters, hasn’t been beaten in 15 years.

The handsome Italian 2 - Foglio poster A one-sheet poster from “The Hustler” with artwork by Ercole Brini hit a top sold for $406.30 at auction. bid of $430.20.

A French petite poster brought $107.55 at auction.

Following the hustle and fleecing of a hapless bartender at the Homestead Bar & Grill, Eddie and his partner, Charlie Burns, head to New York City, where they look up Minnesota Fats at Ames pool hall, which Eddie immediately christens “the Church of the Good Hustler.” Here Eddie takes on the venerable Minnesota Fats in a marathon pool session under the watchful gaze of professional gambler Bert Gordon, winning and then subsequently losing a small fortune.

Eddie later hooks up with Sarah Packard, a troubled, hard-drinking woman whom he meets at a bus station bar.

The two find common ground in their misery, drowning their sorrows while Eddie contemplates his next move.

After parting ways with Charlie, Eddie tries to do some hustling on his own. At a riverfront dive called Arthur’s Pool Hall, Eddie is confronted by four toughs following his fleecing of a young, local pool hustler. “Why, you’re a pool shark, boy, a real pool shark,” one of the men sneers. “We got no use for pool sharks here.” The hoods then take Eddie into the bathroom where they proceed to break both of his thumbs.

While on the mend, Eddie meets up with Bert Gordon once more, signing on with the gambler as his financial backer and taking his pool act on the road. In Louisville, Ky., during Derby Week, Eddie plays wealthy James Findley at the latter’s mansion, eventually taking him for $12,000 in a marathon series of billiards.

Following Sarah’s suicide

This one-sheet reissue poster from 1964 brought $660 at auction. in a Louisville hotel and a violent confrontation with Bert, Eddie eventually returns to Ames where he once again challenges Minnesota Fats. “I came to play pool, Fats,” Eddie announces, toting his leather satchel with pool cue inside.

The two wizards then go at each other at a cool $3,000 per game, with Eddie shooting the best pool of his life.

“The Hustler” premiered in Washington, D.C., in Continued on page 8

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VARIETY SALE ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, MODEL TRAINS, DOLLS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2020 AT 9:00 A.M. Preview Times - Friday, September 11 from 2:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, September 12 from 7:00 A.M. *The following is just a very general list of items to be sold. Photos representing the entire auction will be posted on our website www.horstauction.com on Friday, September 11.

Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., EPHRATA, PA 17522 (The corner of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd., approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata) ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - 3 Vintage Pinball Games, Vintage Shuffleboard Bowling Game, Vintage Coca-Cola Bottle Vending Machine, Vintage Jukebox w/Records & Accessories, Vintage Restaurant Booth, Galaga Video Game Machine, Several Neon Signs, Deco Metal Sign Letters, Token Slot Machine, Singer Featherweight Sewing Machines, 3-D Folk Art Store Display, CHRISTMAS & SEASONAL DECORATIONS; CHINA & GLASSWARE - Fenton, Outstanding Collection Vintage Milk Bottles; POTTERY; ESTATE & COSTUME JEWELRY; LINENS & TEXTILES; ARTWORK & PRINTS; BOOKS & PAPER; TOYS - Hubley, Lg. Assortment Farm Toys, Hess Trucks, Star Wars Figures & Micro-Machines; MODEL TRAINS & ACCESSORIES - Lionel Sets, Engines & Rolling Stock; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; HOUSEHOLD GOODS; TOOLS; BOX LOTS & MANY OTHER ITEMS TO BE SOLD! Accepted Payments - Cash or PA Check, Visa, MasterCard & Debit Card with 3% fee. No out-of-state checks without prior approval.

Sale For: H. Lee Delong Estate, Harlan and Peggy Greenly Estate J. Roger Drolet and Others

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In 1961, Robert Rossen’s “The Hustler” hit movie theaters like an earsplitting sledgehammer break in the opening sequence of a pool game. The figurative crack of the white cue ball meeting the tight, V-shaped formation of multi-colored billiard balls sent reverberations coursing through Hollywood and beyond, delivering what many believe to be the all-time classic pool film.

Fifty-nine years have passed since the debut of “The Hustler,” and the movie remains as popular and timeless as ever. Movie and sports memorabilia enthusiasts especially love the film, earning “The Hustler” a prime-time spot on the collectibles trail.

Based on the 1959 novel of the same name by Walter S. Tevis, “The Hustler” was

produced, directed and cowritten (with Sidney Carroll) for the big screen by Robert Rossen. Scoring the film’s jazzy music score was Kenyon Hopkins, with Eugen Schufftan providing the gritty black-andwhite cinematography.

Heading the cast were Paul Newman as “Fast” Eddie Felson, Jackie Gleason as Minnesota Fats, Piper Laurie as Sarah Packard and George C. Scott as Bert Gordon. Also along for the ride were Myron McCormick, Murray Hamilton, Michael Constantine, Stefan Gierasch, Cliff Pellow, Jake LaMotta, Gordon B. Clarke and Vincent Gardenia.

Prior to “The Hustler,” Paul Newman had never held a pool cue in his hands. That quickly changed, however, when pool wiz/technical advisor Willie Mosconi was brought in to coach the actor.

A pool table replaced

ALL DAY PUBLIC AUCTION

ANTIQUES, BLUE DEC. STONEWARE, PRIMITIVES, COLLECTIBLES, GLASSWARE, CHINA, ANTIQUE BARBER POLE, JEWELRY, PERSONAL PROPERTY, TOOLS. 2002 TOYOTA AVALON/XLS, JOHN DEERE X534 MULTI-TERRAIN 4 WHEEL STEERING 25HP TRACTOR w/SNOWPLOW, CHAINS AND BAGGER (LIKE NEW), BOX LOTS

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 AT 9:00 A.M. TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER, 240 HATCHERY ROAD IN HELLAM TOWNSHIP PLEASE NOTE: WE WILL BE FOLLOWING CDC GUIDELINES, FACE MASKS WILL BE REQUIRED, HANDWASHING SINKS WILL BE AVAILABLE, AND WE ARE ASKING EVERYONE WHO WILL BE ATTENDING TO SAFE DISTANCE YOURSELF FROM OTHER ATTENDEES AND TO PLEASE FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES. IF YOU DO NOT FEEL COMFORTABLE ATTENDING OR ARE NOT FEELING WELL, PLEASE STAY HOME AND WE WILL SEE YOU AT A LATER DATE.

Two rooms of furniture to inc: Storage bench, cedar wardrobe, telephone seat, oak rockers, high chair, marble top washstand, many misc. tables, misc. chairs, round table w/6 chairs & match buffet, Waterfall bedroom suite, dove-tailed blanket chest, stools, chests of drawers, china cabinets, round oak table w/5 chairs, cedar chests, 5 pc. bedroom suite, server, lamps, washstands, card table & chairs, toy box, metal 2 door cabinet, clothes tree, file cabinet, gas free standing fireplace, gun cabinet, office cabinet & table, dressers, dining room table & 6 chairs, sm. secretary desk, wing back chairs, bakers rack, privacy screen, end & coffee tables, standing mirror/jewelry chest, trunks, sm. d-t chest, miniature drysink, jelly cupboard, shoe shine stool, 2 benches, sm. oak dropleaf table w/drawer, blind door stepback cupboard w/d-t drawers, park bench, piano stool, d-t wood box, childrens chairs, drop leaf table w/2 boards, sm. blanket chest, oak roll top desk, standing mirror, cherry drop leaf table, high bed, curio cabinets, cradle, marble top table, treadle sewing machine, 6 flat screen TVs. upright freezer, oak high chest w/mirror, oak dresser w/mirror, vanity, school desk, safe, restaurant table, dek, tiered plant stand, floor & table lamps, doll cradle, table w/6 chairs, mirror office chairs, sofa & 2 matching chairs, camp chair, modern drysinnk, shelves, lg. screen TV stand, refrigerator, chest freezer, beds, drop front desk, antique barber pole, Pioneer bounce horse, Dressmaker sewing machine, Playskool toys, sets of china, Radio Flyer wagons, electric typewriters, wrought iron umbrella stand, sewing chest, coolers, doll cradle, food dehydrators, deep frames, wildlife prints by Sopchick, Mark, Ned Smith, etc., other pictures and prints, dated jars, Annalee dolls, set of Lucky china w/Geisha girl in cup base, dental items, train candy container, Guardian Service pcs., Hershey’s 5 & 10 in Wrightsville, old photos, cookie jars, PB glasses, oil lamps, wood bucket, sieve, measures, etc, depression & pattern glass, Fostoria, wood hay forks, 35 hole candle mold, C & W blue dec. jug, unsigned blue dec. jug, adv. pcs,. graniteware, many crocks & jugs of all sizes, Pony wagon w/top, tinware, set of Mikasa china, Pyrex, adv. fans, Lefton Christmas dishes, plastic Christmas figures, Valentines, stereoptic viewer & cards, cameras, postcards, wood stocking forms, rug beaters, 50+ Madame Alexander dolls, pin cushion, fishing licenses, slag glass table lamp, Woolrich blankets, Moseman PB tin, quilts, market baskets, child’s “Just Like Mommy’s” plastic Pyrex set, bells, miniature cookstove, bulldog doorstop, Ice Balance scales, set of Nippon china, 20 apothacary jars w/glass labels, LeCoultre clock, set of flatware, spice cabinet, mantle clock, drying rack, Royal Copenhagen dishes, pr. lamps, coffee grinder, CI cat bank, old telephone, 200th Anniv. Pfaltz. crock, batter jug, Pfaltz. bean pot, Peavey & Epiphone amps, keys, baby plate, Hall dishes, Rayo lamps, Hot Wheels, Mattel and other toys, cars and trucks, Wolf’s Head Motor Oil can, foot stool, coal miner clock, comic books, records, Winchester wood box, Remco Radiocraft kit, Barbies & clothes, S & P’s, puzzels, paint ball gun, candlewick, 1964 World’s Fair glasses in orig. box, bowls, doll carriage, deer horns, F P toys, fishing reels, 80+ Longaberger® baskets, lots of Longaberger pottery to inc. baking dishes, pie plats, mugs, pitchers, tea pot, bowls, serving pcs., bean pot, lamps, crocks, roaster, dinnerware pcs., soap dispensers, relish dish, metal pcs, and glass items; cast iron elephant, PRR lantern, Hoosier jars, hand, garden and power tools, shop lights, food slicer, sausage stuffer, canners, sm. kitchen appliances, lots of jewelry, seasonal decorations, luggage, pet stroller, cookware, Lawn Boy elec. mower, wheelbarrows, patio tables, grill, parts bin, Everlast punching bag, golf clubs, sleds metal trunk marked US, chains, shop vacs, levels, trimmers, porch swing, Evans bike, Radio Flyer wagons, sweeper, linens, electronics, Toro 522 snow thrower, lots of Steelers, Penguins & Pirates items to inc: Corn hole game, helmets, trading cards, autographed items, folding lawn chairs, books, signed stadium seat, flags,figurines, etc. 2002 Toyota Avalon XLS sedan w/180,000 miles (Owner no longer able to drive). John Deere X534 , 25HP tractor w/plow, chains and bagger. Preview: Sunday evening from 6 to 8 PM. Longaberger® items sell at 10 AM, John Deere tractor & Pony cart sell at 12 noon, Jewelry sells at 12 noon, Furniture sells at 4 PM, and Toyota sells at 6 PM. TERMS: Cash or Approved PA check, VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX.

TOOMEY AUCTION SERVICE, INC. An original still featuring PhiladelphiaThe Exhibitor’s Campaign Manual fea- born technical advisor Willie Mosconi turing the movie’s entire promotional (1913-93) and Paul Newman (1925- This Jackie Gleason (1916-87) signed index card with photo sold for $56. effort brought $34 at auction.

2008) brought $239 at auction.

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09/12/20, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Multi Generation Estate featuring 2002 Audi A6 Turbo 3.7 sunroof, leather loaded 148k, antiques American Flyer trains, Marx toys, ephemera, Gaudy Welsh collection, cookbook collection, Japanese art, Vintage Asian and world collection, box lots etc, Onsite 840 Beaverton Dr, Lonn D Hess Auctions

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NOTE: Very Nice Collection Auctioneers: Estate of Daniel F. Stoltzfus, Lic. # AU005680 of Detailed Toys At This Stanley Dubernas Auction, Most New In Boxes.

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THE JERRY AND CATHY MUELLER COLLECTION Saturday, September 19 at 10am Held inside 529 Gallery at 529 West Lone Jack - Lee’s Summit Road,

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09/14/20, BANGOR, MON 10 AM, Lifetime Collection of antique, radios, telephones, phonographs & clocks. Also, msic boxes, pocket watches, medical quackery devices & early electrical items, county items, paper goods, early Marklin Train, gold jewelry, furniture and more, Gallery 521 Richmond Rd, Hartzell's Auction Gallery Inc.

Collection of Watchmaker trade Signs

Collection of Optometrist Trade Signs in Wood, Tin, Iron and Old Paint

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09/14/20, YORK, MON 9 AM, Antiques, blue decorated stoneware, primitives, collectibles, glassware, china, antique berber pole, jewelry, personal property, tools, 2002 Toyota Avalon/XLS, John Deere X534, multi-terrain 4 wheel steering 25HP tractor w/snowplow, chains & bagger, box lots, Toomey Auction Center 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service Inc.

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09/16/20, KINZERS, LIVE & ONLINE WED 11 AM, Jewelry, sterling table wares, and coin, 5336 Mine Rd & www.liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International 09/18/20, KINZERS, FRI @ 5 PM, 100 Lots of "O" scale trains, toys of all types (the majority are new in boxes), Kinzers Fire Hall 3521 Lincoln Hwy, White Horse Auction Service

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09/19/20, HALIFAX, SAT 9 AM, Hunting licenses, fishing licenses, knives, patches & accessories, Former Enders-Fisherville Elementary School 791 Enders Rd, Shane Liddick Auctioneer & Appraiser 09/21/20, DILLSBURG, MON 5:30 PM, Tools/box lots, furniture, smalls/collectibles, furniture, bedding, primitives, holiday & decorative items, etc.ceramic Christmas tree, Haar's Auction 185 Logan Rd (Rt. 15), Hardy's Auction Service

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The outstanding swimming Canada goose by Nathan Cobb Jr. sold for $336,000. goose made by Nathan Cobb Jr. (Cobb’s Island, Va.). It realized $336,000. The decoy was formerly owned by William Mackey Jr., and Dr. Griffith

bought it for $2,600 in the early 1970s.

Shorebird decoys accounted for the remaining top lots. A Nathan Cobb Jr.

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Consignment sale of local estates; Chest of drawers; Dressers, Sofas, Chairs, Bedding, Ceramic Christmas Tree, Primitives; Holiday & Decorative Items; Etc. plus so much more! NOTE: WE WILL BE OPERATING DIFFERENTLY THAN BEFORE ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE. Please bring your lawn chair in preparation for outdoor sale weather permitting. NOTE: Only a partial listing. GOOD SALE! Please practice COVID-19 guidelines w/ social distancing and masks.

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September of 1961 with Robert Rossen, George C. Scott, Piper Laurie and Willie Mosconi in attendance. The movie was both a critical and financial success, earning a total of nine Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Actor (Newman), Best Actress (Laurie), Best Supporting Actor (Gleason, Scott), and Best Director (Rossen).

“The Hustler” retains much of its magic today, especially among the collector crowd.

The movie’s original one-sheet poster (27-by-41 inches), featuring Paul Newman and Piper Laurie in a steamy embrace highly reminiscent of a romance novel book cover, with a smaller inset of Jackie Gleason at bottom, curiously makes no reference to pool.

The fanciful blurb reads: “It delves without compromise into the hungers that lie deep within us all!” One lightly restored example in very fine condition on linen sold at auction for $406.30.

More to pool aficionados’ liking is the reissue one-sheet poster (27-by-41 inches) from 1964 with the come-on: “They

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The feeding black bellied plover by Obediah Verity sold for $156,000.

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This full set of 25 miniatures by Elmer Crowell sold for $108,000.

curlew sold for $210,000. A William Bowman curlew sold for $168,000, a Luther Nottingham curlew for $168,000 (a world record for the maker), and an Obediah Verity feeding plover realized $156,000.

Guyette & Deeter’s next sale will be held Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20 and 21, in Easton, Md. To learn more, visit www.guyetteanddeeter.com.

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Spirited bidding pushed Guyette & Deeter’s Summer auction to the $4,000,000 mark on Aug. 21 and 22. This was the second auction conducted exclusively by phone, absentee and online bidding for the antique decoy and sporting art specialty auction company based in St. Michaels, Md. Collectors continue to feel comfortable bidding even if they have not viewed the items in person because the company guarantees condition reports. Many companies sell items “as is.”

Eight decoys sold for over $100,000, and 56 sold for over $10,000. Seven of the $100,000-plus decoys came from the estate of decoy collector Dr. Lloyd T. Griffith of Mt. Holly, Va. The top lot was a well preserved, 140-year-old Canada

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Highlights to incl: ‘57 Chevrolet BelAir, ‘68 Chevelle Super Sport, ‘85 Ford Pick Up, ‘28 Chevy 2-Door Model AB and so much more!

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August Americana Sales At Skinner Online Auction’s Bidders Find Comfort For Their Home From Their Homes, Sales Total $1.8 Million

15TH ANNUAL Decoy & Wildfowl Arts 2-Day Auction Auction @ A&M Auction Facility located @ 8000 Esham Rd., Parsonsburg, MD Day #1 – Online Only Bidding – Thurs., Sept. 10th, 2019 @ 6:03 PM (125 Lots) Day #2 – Live Auction/Live Webcast Bidding – Fri., Sept. 11th @ 5:03 PM (375 Lots) Live Auction with Online Bidding will be available at www.AMauctions.com via PROXIBID! 500+ Lots in 2 Days including over 300 Decoys, Ward Bros. “Fat Jaw” redhead Circa 1918, 1936 Model Ward Brothers Hen Bluebill, Original Artwork, Primitives, Selection of Ron Rue Decoys, Shotshell Boxes, Native American artifacts, Fishing lures & reels, Sporting books & more!

Carvers to include: Ward Brothers, Cigar Daisey, Ron Rue, Miles Hancock, Ira Hudson, R. Madison Mitchell, Doug Jester, Paul Gibson & many others!

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The cherry chest of drawers on frame, Deerfield, Mass., area, late 18th century, sold for $137,500. on the 14-inch-tall figure to $21,250. Paintings were led by a Ralph Cahoon work titled “Ship Ablaze” ($25,000) showing a shipboard fire being fought from the docks and a full-length Prior-Hamblen School work of a girl in a salmon-red dress, which brought $13,750. A late 18th century needlework sampler from Marblehead ($10,625) and a paint-decorated chest of drawers from Vermont with exuberant surface ($9,375) helped to round out the top lots of folk offerings.

The Kolar Collection The Kolar collection was, at its core, a group of Pennsylvania and Ohio painted furniture, redware, and fraktur, all of which attracted considerable interest.

Devotees of the category phoned, emailed, and traveled for private, socially-distanced viewings by appointment to gather information about the material. A rare blanket chest from Sugar Creek Township in Tuscarawas County, Ohio, realized $33,250, and led the results. Painted boxes, redware, fraktur, and mochaware did well. A redware plate from the Dry Pottery in Berks County sold for $5,000. Fraktur accounted for approximately two dozen lots of the Kolar sale and were led by a rare house blessing ($4,688). The collection was also recognized for its Windsor chairs, one in particular produced great competition, a Rhode Island example in powder blue paint ($11,250).

Shaker Collections Another sale titled “Shaker Collections” consisted of 189 lots, about 80 percent of which were from two wellput-together collections built over many years. A yellowpainted cupboard sold for $9,375, a butternut ten-drawer

tall chest ($5,938), and a redpainted chest of five drawers from Watervliet ($3,625) accounted for some of the top furniture prices. Shaker classics like a bittersweet oval pantry box sold for $6,875, a white-painted dipper ($5,313), and yellow-painted bucket initialed “MC” realized $5,000.

Also drawing noteworthy attention were a rare candle shelf ($4,063) and a bluepainted buggy box ($5,000).

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(5) UPCOMING ONSITE ONLINE ONLY AUCTIONS TO INCLUDE: Sept. 16th - Online Only Auction – Glen Arms, MD! Personal Property located at: 1 Chickory Court, Glen Arms, MD. Auction Held Online Only with Bidding ending Wednesday September 16th, 2020.

Selection of antique and Modern Furniture Glassware, Housewares, Gardening Items and more!

Oct. 7th - Online Only Auction – Delmar, DE. Personal Property located at: 300 N. 8th Street, Delmar, DE 19940 Auction Held Online Only with Bidding ending Wed. Oct. 7th, 2020 Starting at 5 PM! Antique & Modern Furniture, Glassware, Housewares & more!

Oct. 14th - Online Only Auction – Eden, MD! Personal Property located at: 3733 Gardendale Drive, Eden, MD. Auction Held Online Only with Bidding ending Wednesday October 14th, 2020 Starting at 5 PM. 2019 John Deere Zero Turn Mower, 2012 John Deere Tractor, (2) Harley-Davidson Motorcycles, 2006 Travel Camper, 2002 Mercedes-Benz Convertible, Four Wheeler, Golf Cart, Trailers, (2) Storage Sheds, Tools, Toys and more!

Oct. 21st - Online Only Auction – Ocean City, MD. Personal Property located at: 13037 Drum Point Road, Ocean City, MD 21842. Auction Held Online Only with Bidding ending Wed. Oct. 21st, 2020 Starting at 5 PM! Antique & Modern Furniture, Glassware, Housewares & more!

Nov. 4th - Online Only Auction – Dover, DE! Personal Property located at: 610 North Governors Ave, Dover, DE. Auction Held Online Only with Bidding ending Wed. November 4th, 2020 Starting at 5 PM! Exquisite Selection of Artwork, Antique and Modern Furniture, Glassware, Housewares, Eclectic Items and more!

(3) UPCOMING AUCTIONS AT 8000 ESHAM RD., PARSONSBURG, MD: Sept. 30th - Online Only Auction @ the A&M Auction Facility in Parsonsburg, MD. Motorcycle, ATV, Selection of Estate Glassware, China, Primitives, Collectibles, Furniture & more!

November – Fall Decoy & Sportsman’s Auction. Selection of Decoys, Wildfowl Artwork, Oyster Cans, Fish Decoys & much more!

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A carved and painted model for an Indian chief figurehead, 19th century, sold for $21,250.

A Shaker yellow-painted cupboard This paint-decorated dower chest “Noah Mali,” Sugar Creek Township, over drawers, Hancock, Mass., or New Lebanon, N.Y., 1840, sold for $9,375.

Tuscarawas County, Ohio, 1846, sold for $33,750.

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The August Americana sales showcased fresh-to-themarket property owned by a variety of consignors who trusted Skinner to handle their collections with the care, honesty, and expertise for which Skinner has developed a reputation over their decades in business.

Property of Various Owners A legendary, but long-dormant connoisseurs collection purchased quietly from many of the best dealers of the late 1960s and early 1970s produced some of the best prices and most competitive bidding.

This included the auction’s top lot, a rare, diminutive, and extraordinary scalloped-top chest of drawers on frame from the Deerfield, Mass., area, distinguished from other pieces of furniture in the same well-studied group by the dramatic shape of the top, and the overall remarkable state of its preservation. The standout piece brought $137,500. Other furniture from the same collection included the “MH” Hadley chest ($62,500), a rare and early wing chair ($50,000), and a bizarrely unique marbletop table with wonderful history from Concord, Mass. ($17,500). Other furniture highlights included a classic Massachusetts block-front chest ($27,500), a Philadelphia high chest of drawers ($21,250) with understated (for Philadelphia) embellishments, and a subtle, calming, and downright useful blue-graypainted cupboard ($16,250). In all, over 140 pieces of furniture were sold, and furniture accounted for eight of the sale’s top 10 lots. Prices include buyer’s premium.

Smalls Rare and early smalls also created a stir, including English salt-glazed stoneware, other early ceramics, needlework pictures, pocketbooks, and wallets. Some of the ceramics that proved quite desirable were a 1755 dated pitcher with sgraffito decoration colored in cobalt blue and referencing King George ($3,750) and a pair of polychrome tin-glazed wall pockets ($5,313). Several needlework pictures brought well into the four figures, including an especially colorful 17th century example that topped them all at $5,000.

Folk Art There were strong prices among folk art and painted furniture as well. One of the most inspected and talked about objects in the sale was a small carved and painted figure of a Native American, which appeared to be a model for a mid-19th century ship’s figurehead. All that inspection and talk was not for nothing, and bidders drove the price

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New Book Looks At The Compelling Story Of Rookwood Pottery Female-Founded, Female-Owned American Art Pottery Company Celebrates 140 Years In Business

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much more.

These sales are partly hospitality events and unique to the special community of regional folk art collectors who faithfully attend and bid.

There is complimentary homemade food, drinks, and snacks.

For 50-plus years, Foltz pottery shows have been conducted the same way. And, there will be more auctions, according

the late 19th century into the 20th century, achieving an international reputation and consistently promoting

artistic innovation. Proud that the pottery was “an artist’s studio, not a factory,� Rookwood Pottery is known for its exceptionally fine glazes and successful experimental designs. By assimilating the strengths of myriad aesthetic movements from the American Art Pottery Movement to Art Nouveau and Art Deco, Rookwood Pottery encouraged decorators to try unusual subjects and to explore new techniques.

Pioneering artist Maria

Longworth-Nichols founded the Cincinnati, Ohio, studio in 1880, building the business and laying the foundation for what Rookwood is today, a world-renowned artisanal ceramics company, operating in the heart of the Ohio River Valley.

From New York’s Grand Central Station to the Louvre in Paris, contemporary boutique hotels to historic homes, Rookwood has truly made its mark on the world in the past three centuries.

Published to coincide with the company’s 140th anniversary, “Rookwood: The Rediscovery and Revival of an American Icon, An Illustrated History,� authored by Bob Batchelor (Rockport Publishers), on sale Sept. 15, hardcover, $45, is a beautiful, collectible, fully illustrated volume telling the rich story of the female-founded, female-owned great American art pottery company.

In “Rookwood,� author

and historian Bob Batchelor tells the compelling story of this artisanal ceramics company, still operating in the heart of the Ohio River Valley from its founding to present day. Filled with behind-the-scenes artist and creator interviews, stories of Rookwood’s avid collectors, as well as neverbefore-seen images and documents from the company’s historic archives, the reader will see why Rookwood remains a pillar of true craftsmanship.

EPHEMERA, BOOKS & US & FOREIGN COINS

to Foltz, who, along with his late wife, amassed a vast collection.

A carved nativity scene by Dan Strawser Sr. sold for $302.50, and one of his Adam and Eve scenes, dated 1986, brought $1,622.50. A Walter and June Gottshall (WJG) carving of a rabbit went for $605; a tall WJG eaglet, $577.50; and an unusual WJG deer sold for $198.

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Called Him ‘Fast Eddie,’” which features a pool cue and balls as its principal theme.

Designated as R-64 in auction catalogs, one restored poster in very fine condition on linen brought a top bid of $660.

Some of the more attractive “The Hustler” movie posters are the ones produced for the film’s foreign releases.

From Italy, there’s the handsome “Lo Spaccone” (“The Hustler”) Italian 2 - Foglio poster (39.5-by-55 inches)

expertly illustrated by Ercole Brini, which pictures Paul Newman raking in a pile of cash from the green felt of a pool table. One restored example in very fine- condition on linen realized a winning bid of $430.20.

From France, check out the “L’Arnaqueur” (“The Hustler”) French Petite poster (17.5-by22.5 inches). It features an embracing Paul Newman and Piper Laurie along with a huge hand clutching money. An unrestored example in very fine condition with linen backing sold at auction for $107.55.

antiquesandauctionnews.net The movie’s original eight- brought $597.50 at auction. An card lobby set is a gem to own. original 8-by-10-inch blackOriginally displayed in theater and-white still picturing techlobbies, hence the name, the nical advisor Willie Mosconi set features 11-by-14-inch color instructing Paul Newman at scenes from the picture, includ- the pool table in good condiing Fast Eddie’s monumental tion sold for $239. A signed 3pool duels with Minnesota Fats by-5-inch card from Jackie and Eddie’s decidedly unpleas- Gleason with accompanying ant encounter at Arthur’s Pool still picturing him as Hall with four toughs. One set Minnesota Fats in very fine in fine/very fine condition hit a condition brought $56 at auctop bid of $836.50. tion. A 20th Century Fox Miscellaneous “The Exhibitor’s Campaign Manual, Hustler” items are also available. An original 136-page script from the film bearing signs of moderate use

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a.k.a. pressbook, in folded, uncut, very fine- condition sold at auction for $34.

“The Hustler” produced one sequel, “The Color of Money” (1986), with Paul Newman reprising his role as “Fast” Eddie Felson and Tom Cruise as his young pool protégé, Vincent Lauria. This time around, Newman won his Best Actor Oscar, an award many felt he should have taken home in 1961 for “The Hustler.”

Auction results and images are courtesy of Heritage Auctions, Dallas, Texas.

William J. Felchner is a graduate of Illinois State University. His work has appeared in a number of periodicals, including Hot Rod, True West, Sports Collectors Digest, Movie Collector’s World, Big Reel and Pennsylvania Magazine.

PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19

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@ 9:00 AM

MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid.

FROM THE COLLECTION OF RONALD BOBB

Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards Glass Slides Displays Dwight Cleveland, fax 773-525-2969 POB 10922, Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152 posterboss@aol.com

Auction will be at the former Enders-Fisherville Elementary School

791 Enders Road,

Halifax, PA 17032

From Halifax, take Route 225 toward Elizabethville. In the village of Fisherville, turn right onto Enders Road.

Please be mindful of traffic and a one-lane bridge on the route. Watch for “AUCTION TODAY” signs.)

HUNTING LICENSES (ALL PA LICENSES UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE) - CANVAS: 1913, 1914, 3-1915, 3-1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 2-1920, 2-1921, 4-1922, 1923; METAL RESIDENT: County 17 Set 19241937, 2-1924, 3-1925, 4-1926, 5-1927, 4-1928, 2-1929, 3-1930, 5-1931, 7-1932, 5-1933, 4-1934, 8-1935, 4-1936, 15-1937, 6-1938, 6-1939, 7-1940, 6-1941, 1938 Consecutive Numbers 90540-90545, 1938 Consecutive Numbers 90268-90270, 1941 Consecutive Numbers A97986-A97996; SPECIAL ISSUE: 1925, 2-1927, 1931, 1932, 2-1933, 4-1934, 3-1935, 7-1937; DOE LICENSES: 1928 Blue Metal w/paper (framed), 1928 Blue Metal w/paper, 11-1928 Blue Metal 5-1928 Orange Metal, 3-1930 Black Metal, 1930 Red Metal, 1930 Blue Metal, 13-1937 Green Metal; COMMEMORATIVE 100 YEARS 1895-1995: Resident 907 Silver, Resident 388 Silver, Resident 4000 Silver, Resident 1180 Silver, Resident 1047 Gold, Resident 1105 Gold & Silver, Resident & Non-Resident 256 Gold & Silver, Resident & Non-Resident 8888 Silver, Resident & Non-Resident 9999 Gold; METAL NON-RESIDENT: 1924, 1930, 1931, 1932, 2-1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1939, 2-1940, 1941; CARDBOARD RESIDENT: 3 digit number Doe License for Each County (framed), Framed Set of 1981-1991 Resident & Non-Resident Bear License), 1942, 1943, 1944, 3-1945, 1947, 1948, 2-1949, 1950, 2-1951, 2-1952, 2-1953, 1954, 2-1955, 1956, 3-1957, 1958, 2-1959, 1960, 1961; CARDBOARD NON-RESIDENT: 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 2-1957, 2-1958, 1959, 3-1960, 1961; CARDBOARD DOE LICENSE: 3-1943, 2-1946, Potter County (1951, 2-1952, 1953), 1955 Dauphin County, 3-1957, 4-1958, 5-1959, 4-1960, 6-1961, 2-1962, 2-1963, 6-1964, 4-1965, 3-1966, 7-1967, 10-1968, 3-1969, 6-1969, 4-1970, 5-1971, 6-1972, 7-1973, 5-1974, 5-1975, 33-1976; OTHER: Land Owner Licenses, Military Licenses, Disabled Veteran Licenses, Replacement Licenses, Non-Resident 5 & 7 day small game licenses; bonus doe licenses; Sr Lifetime License; Junior Licenses, Senior Licenses, Furtaker Licenses; Bear Licenses; 1981 Non-Resident Bear Licenses, Consecutive Number 1495-1497, Early Paper Licenses (2-1913, 3-1914, 1915, 1916, 2-1917, 1918, 1919, 2-1920, 3-1921, 1922, 2-1923, 2-1924, 2-1925, 2-1926, 3-1928, 1932), License Sheets; Binder: Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey licenses; Bobcat Permit; Rattlesnake Permit; Eel License; etc. FISHING LICENSES - PA RESIDENT: (some w/papers) 1922, 1923, 2-1924, 2-1925, 1926, 2-1927, 2-1928, 1929, 2-1930, 2-1931, 2-1932, 2-1933, 2-1934, 1935, 2-1936, 3-1937, 3-1938, 3-1939, 4-1940, 2-1941, 2-1942, 3-1943, 2-1944, 2-1945, 3-1946, 2-1947, 3-1948, 3-1949, 4-1950, 4-1951, 3-1952, 5-1953, 3-1954, 3-1955, 4-1956, 3-1957, 3-1958, 5-1959; PA NON-RESIDENT: 1927, 1928, 2-1929, 2-1930, 1931, 1932, 2-1933, 1937, 1938, 1939, 2-1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 2-1945, 2-1946, 1947, 2-1948, 2-1949, 2-1950, 2-1951, 1952, 2-1953, 1954, 2-1955, 1956, 2-1957, 2-1958, 3-1959; THREE DAY TOURIST: 1939, 1940, 2-1941, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947; FIVE DAY TOURIST: 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 2-1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 4-1957, 2-1958, 2-1959; OTHER: 1943 Special Fish Warden Badge, 2-1946 Special Fish Warden Badges, 1921 NY Hunting & Trapping License, 1925 NY Hunting, Trapping, & Fishing License, 1926 NY Hunting, Trapping, & Fishing License, 1975 PA Fishing License w/papers, 2-1923-1997 75 Years PA Fishing, 3-1973 August 3-9 Fishing Permit, 1974 & 1975 licenses, misc. licenses; DEPT OF FOREST & WATERS: 1940, 1944, 1948, 1956, 1957, 1959, 3-1960, 2-1961, 1962, 4-1963, 1964, 2-1965, 2-1966; miscellaneous licenses, etc. KNIVES, PATCHES, & ACCESSORIES - CASE KNIVES: 1989 PA Wildlife Limited Edition, 1989 PA Red Fox Limited Edition, Ned Smith Center Limited Edition, PA Game Commission Knives (“The Longbeard” “Mourning Dove” “Ruffed Grouse” “Pheasant” “Bobwhite Quail” “Woodcock”), sheath knife, pocket knife; ZIPPO: PA Black Bear Commemorative w/lighter & knife, PA Fish & Boat Partnership for Resources; REMINGTON: 75th Anniversary knife, 2-1997 Big Horn Sheep, 1998 Moose, 1999 Mule Deer, 2000 Bear, 2001 Mountain Lion, 2002 Goose; MARBELS KNIVES: “Fish” “Deer” “Turkey”; OTHER KNIVES: 2000 PA Fish & Boat 30th Anniversary Brook Trout, 2001 PA Fish & Boat, 2002 PA Fish & Boat, 125 Years PA Fish Commission, 130 Year PA Fish & Boat Commission, 1987 PA Black Bear Limited Edition, 1988 PA Grouse Limited Edition, 100 Years PA Game Commission, Winchester Wildlife Series 2007, 2012 Old Timer Limited Edition, Rifleman Rough Rider, Barlow, Kershaw, NRA, etc; PATCHES: Ned Smith Center, Game Commission, Fish & Boat Commission, Game Warden School, Wildlife Resources, Hunting & Fishing Related, etc.

ACCESSORIES: Game Cameras, Castaway boat replicas, wildlife figurines, Hunting related books, gun cabinet, curio cabinets, blanket/clothing chests, stickers, buttons, gun cases, license holders, Ned Smith Glassware, Ned Smith Artwork, Game Commission Posters, wood burned log style coffee table & benches; Ned Smith Artwork (“Testing the Wind” 216/600; “Suspicious”; “Looking for Trouble” NSCNA; Nature Series-raccoon, rabbit, chipmunk; posters; placemats; Wildlife Portfolio; etc.); wildlife posters; Duck Stamps; & more!

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Public Auction at Hartzell’s Auction Gallery, Inc. 521 Richmond Road, BANGOR,

PA 18013

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH

@ 12:00 NOON (10am Auction Including box lots of radio, clock, etc. related items)

Lifetime Collection of Antique Radios, Telephones, Phonographs, And Clocks. We Will Also Be Auctioneering Music Boxes, Pocket Watches, Medical Quackery Devices and Early Electrical Items. In Addition, Country Items, Paper Goods, Early Marklin Train, Gold Jewelry, Furniture, And More…

Preview: Wed., September 9th from 10am – 4pm Thurs., September 10th from 10am – 4pm Fri., September 11th from 10am – 2pm Radios: Fada, Emerson, Continental, Pilot, Grunon, American Bosch, RCA, Crosley, Motorola, Jackson Bell, Stromberg-Carlson, Atwater Kent, Philco, Zenith. Including: Tabletop, portables, Grandfather Clock Radio, Cathedral, Novelty, Accessories Include: Radio Horn Speakers, Headsets, Advertising and More.

Telephones: Western Electric, Century, Stromberg-Carlson, Leich, Edwards, and Kellogg. Including: Brass Candlesticks, Cradle Phones, Wall-Mounted, Rotary and More..

Phonographs: Edison, Columbia, Standard and More. Accessories Include: Cylinders, Cylinder Cabinets, Tin Phonograph Horns, and More.

Music Boxes: Reuge Birdcage, Swiss Music Box, Ritz Paris, and Others.

Clocks: Waltham, Ingraham, Lux, New Haven, Ansonia, Magneto, Gilbert, Seth Thomas, Poole, J. Unghans, G. Becker, Waterbury and more. Including: Novelty Clocks, Cuckoo, Carriage, Alarm, Desk, Porcelain, Mantle, Skeleton, Figural, And More.

Pocket Watches: Elgin 14 K, Waltham, H. Samuel, Campbell (London), Hope (London), Smith (London), Ladies Pocket Watch and more.

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EMPORIUM AUCTION September 25th, 26th and 27th, 2020

A. Barrett & Sons VERY RARE Spaceship Set

Vertunni “Charlemagne on Throne”

French Aluminum Traffic Police & Motorcycle Cops

E.G. Taylor and Son Chimpanzee Tea Party Set

RARE Lincoln Logs Advertising Store Display

A. Barrett & Sons VERY RARE Spaceship Set

Ballada RARE Regiment of the Line Marching Band

Lincoln Logs VERY RARE Cowboy on Rearing Horse

Jouet Fondu RARE “L’Ecole” School Set

Morestone Tandem Bicycle with Side Car

Roger Berdou “Mounted MaeÉchal Berthier”

Mignot “Le Tour du France” Diorama

Bernard Vanot “Mounted Royalist Officer”

Britains VERY RARE Buck Rogers Complete Set

Heyde Spenkuch Indian Encampment

Johillco RARE Halloween Witch

RARE Georges Fouille “Trumpeter 78th Regiment”

Mignot “The Vineyard” Diorama

Roger Berdou Gardes d’ Honneu Trumpeter 1813

Don and Dick Pielin

Tiffany Soldiers Outer Space Assortment

Heyde Miniature American Indian Encampment Set

Domage et Compagne RARE Medieval Knight

Georges Munckle RARE Rodeo Cowboy

Bernard Vanot “King Louis XIII”

French Hollowcast Navy White Jacket Assortment

Metayer “1st Empire 3rd Dutch Grenadiers”

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