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Soulis To Hold No-Reserve Auction Of Exceptional 30-Year Jerry And Cathy Mueller Americana Collection Sept. 19 Sale Features 65 Weathervanes, Painted American Furniture And Accessories, Figural Trade Signs, And Patriotic Antiques A premier collection of Americana amassed over a 30-year period by Jerry and Cathy Mueller of Sioux City, Iowa, will be offered without reserve on Saturday, Sept. 19, in an outdoor country-style live auction event hosted by Soulis Auctions. All mandated health precautions will be observed, including the wearing of masks and social distancing. Limited tent seating and “drive-in” bidding spaces will be available to those who attend in person. Remote bidding options include absentee, phone or live online through a choice of three online platforms. “The late Jerry Mueller was already an enthusiastic collector networking with prominent dealers by the time he and Cathy got together. It became a shared interest for them and resulted in what I would describe as a small but mighty collection,” said Soulis Auctions’
windmill weights, barber poles, and an array of trade signs for optometrists, druggists, bootmakers, jewelers and watchmakers. The auction will open with a ca. 1880s tobacconist figure of a Native-American princess attributed to master carver Samuel Robb. This 19th-century tobacconist figure of Native-American princess, 69 inches high, carved and gessoed pine, attributed to Samuel Robb, will be estimated at $8,000-$12,000.
Although not signed, the 69-inch gessoed pine figure exhibits all of the characteristics typically associated with Robb. It is completely original and retains a considerable amount of its original paint. “Even the few touch-ups on it are old,” noted Soulis. Weathervanes comprise one of the largest specialty groupThe fine ca. 1876 folk art ings in the Mueller colFederal Shield, scroll-cut lection. There are 50 wood panel covered in lightning-rod types, canvas and painted in 14 larger copper red, white and blue with vanes, and one five13 applied wood stars in foot-long sheet-iron original silver paint, will be horse silhouette vane that estimated at $1,000-$2,000. was removed from a owner/auctionMichigan barn, eer Dirk Soulis. which displays a “There are 250 charming folky lots of select style. A m e r i c a n A 19th-centuantiques that ry weathervane reflect decades depicting the of well-informed famous American buying and trotter “Black upgrading.” Hawk” (1833-56) The collecis a spirited intertion’s contents pretation attribspan many popuuted to J.W. Fiske, lar subcategories New York City. of Americana, Measuring 25.5 such as weatherinches long, its This excellent Shenandoah Valley vanes, painted design consists of (Va.) pie safe in old green/blue paint furniture, includ- with punched-tin panels in heart and a hollow copper ing cupboards tulip pattern on doors and sides will be body with a and punched-tin- estimated at $2,000-$4,000. sheet-copper mane panel pie safes, and tail. accessories such as pantry boxes and Leading the figural lightning rod Continued on page 2 firkins, gameboards, old figural
The Barnes Foundation will present “Elijah Pierce’s America,” a landmark exhibition featuring the rich and varied sculpture of woodcarver Elijah Pierce (1892–1984). On view in the Roberts Gallery from Sunday, Sept. 27, through Jan. 10, 2021, this is the first major retrospective of Pierce’s work to be presented outside his home city of Columbus, Ohio, for more than 25 years. Co-curated by Dr. Nancy Ireson, deputy director for Collections and Exhibitions and Gund Family Chief Curator at the Barnes, and Dr. Zoé Whitley, director of Chisenhale Gallery in London, “Elijah Pierce’s America” features more than 100 rarely seen works created between 1923 and 1979, including painted bas-reliefs and freestanding carvings. A self-taught artist, Pierce used materials like wood, corrugated cardboard, crepe paper, house paint, aluminum foil, glitter, and rhinestones, to create extraordinary objects that expressed his faith, values, and perspective on the world. His art reflects the complexities of life in 20th-century America. Born on a farm in Baldwyn, Miss., Pierce joined the Great
AAN Current News Elijah Pierce’s (American, 1892–1984) “Love” (Martin Luther King Jr.), date unknown, paint, glitter, and varnish on wood, 19-by-16 inches, is from the collection of Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz and a promised gift to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Migration and settled in Columbus, Ohio, in 1924. After years spent working as a barber and preacher, in 1954 he opened his own barbershop, which became a social hub and functioned as his studio. Pierce created a unique body of work over the course of 50 years, producing
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Michael Jordan 1986 Rookie Card Sells For World Record $420,000
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Card Sold At Heritage Auctions More Than Four Times The Previous Record Set Earlier This Summer A 1986 Michael Jordan rookie trading card set a world record on Aug. 30 when it sold for $420,000 at a public auction of sports memorabilia held by Heritage Auctions in Dallas, Texas. That smashes the previous record set just a couple months ago in May, when Heritage sold a 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan No. 57 PSA Gem Mint 10 for $96,000. The Jordan rookie that sold on Aug. 30 during the Summer Platinum Night Sports Collectibles event is the lone 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan No. 57 graded a Pristine 10 by SGC. The Gold Label card just became the gold standard. “The Michael Jordan rookie card came to us ungraded, and we knew it was special from the very first moment we saw its condition,” said Chris Ivy, Heritage’s director of Sports Auctions. “The SGC Pristine 10 Gold Label grade represents the best of the best, and that was reflected by the world-record price.” No doubt the endless streaming
of the documentary series “The Last Dance” continues to impact Jordan’s popularity and collectability, and if ever one needed proof that 2020 was, among many other things, the Year of MJ, look no further. In April, best-ever Jordan rookie cards were setting records merely by surpassing the $50,000 mark. A coveted card has become a golden ticket for some collectors. That was evident throughout the first night (and early morning) of this recent two-day special sale. A complete 132-card 1986 Fleer Basketball Cards complete set, each card graded PSA Gem Mint 10, sold for $186,000, far higher than the preauction $120,000 estimate. And a 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Wax Box with 36 original unopened packs, possibly including the sought-after MJ card, sold for $105,000. Jordan might have retired in 2003, but that hasn’t stopped him from racking up more titles in 2020. To learn more, www.HA.com.
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weathervanes is a rare example depicting a full-bodied zinc beaver on a log with a maple leaf in its mouth. With eye appeal to spare, it is embossed with the letters “W C S,” for the W.C. Shinn Co., of Lincoln, Neb. “William Shinn started manufacturing lightning rods and related electrical apparatus around 1905, and a year later he wrote A classic 19th-century gilded wood figural stovepipe boot used as a bootmaker’s trade sign will be estimated at $1,000-$1,500. the book, ‘The Origin of Lightning and the Philosophy of the Lightning Rod,’” said Soulis. One of few of its type known to exist, the beaver vane will cross the auction block with a $500-$1,500 estimate. The abundance of painted primitive furniture boasts several outstanding pie safes. A rare and important walnut/red paint pie safe, likely of Midwestern origin, is decorated with 16 blue-painted punched tins lettered with
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An elegant 19th-century weathervane depicting famous American trotter “Black Hawk” (1833-56), attributed to J.W. Fiske, New York City, hollow copper body with sheet copper mane and tail, will be estimated at $2,000-$3,000. jeweled and another with an American Eagle motif. There are nine whimsical optometrist signs shaped as spectacles, some of wood and others of metal, like the handpainted, gilt-framed tin sign featuring large blue eyes. Other standout lots include a painted Civil War drum with the seal of North Carolina; a ca. 1876 folk art Federal Shield of canvas-covered wood, painted in red, A ca. 1801 Windsor stool, rare form white and blue with 13 applied with excellent original surface and silver wood stars; and a fine, period note tacked to bottom, reading, “Caleb made this stool for Sarah Chrismas (sic) 1801,” will be estimated at $400-$600.
The handpainted tin spectacles created for use as an optometrist’s trade sign with large and well detailed blue eyes, ca. early 20th century, will be estimated at $4,000-$6,000.
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untouched T. French Model 1808 .69-caliber musket, War of 1812 period, inscribed “SAMUEL MERRILL.” The live gallery auction (limited to 50 guests, must pre-register, masks mandatory, social distancing required) will commence at 10 a.m. CT/11 a.m. EST. The gallery location is 529 W. Lone Jack Lee’s Summit Road, Lone Jack (suburban Kansas City), Mo. A new, additional form of bidding will be available that enables up to 16 vehicles to park between stakes around the perimeter of the tented auction venue and bid online through their mobile devices. All forms of remote bidding will be available, including live via the internet through LiveAuctioneers, Bidsquare or Invaluable. To reserve a gallery seat or drive-in car space, make an appointment to preview the collection, or obtain additional information about any item in the auction, call 816-697-3830 or email Dirk@SoulisAuctions.com. To view the online catalog, visit www.LiveAuctioneers.com. All images courtesy of Soulis Auctions.
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Among the striking artworks fresh to the market from the Orentreich Foundation Art Collection is this expressive oil-on-panel by Andre Normil (est. $500-$1,000). The Benefit Shop Foundation Inc. announces that it will present the Orentreich Foundation Art Collection Auction on Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 10 a.m. The estate is brand new to the market and features artworks collected over several decades by the founder of the Manhattan and Cold Spring, N.Y., organization. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the biomedical/medical research foundation. The first 50 lots have been catalogued and are online, with more being added weekly. “I was very excited to be
offered this collection, which was carefully put together over many years by the collector. The artworks cover a range of styles from the postwar period to contemporary art,” said Pam Stone, owner and founder of the auction house. “Rather than include this in one of our Red Carpet auctions, I am giving the collection its due this fall with its own auction.” The auction gallery is located at 185 Kisco Ave., Suite 101, Mt. Kisco, N.Y. For more information, call 914-864-0707 or visit www.thebenefitshop.org.
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the Barnes collection is home to many works by artists with little or no formal art school training, including Paul Gauguin, Horace Pippin, and Henri Rousseau. In his display, Dr. Barnes placed renowned canvases by Matisse, Picasso, and Cézanne alongside household items he collected, such as furniture and wrought-iron objects, overturning traditional hierarchies to reveal universal elements of human expression. “We are proud to present this long-awaited exhibition, which honors Dr. Barnes’s commitment to championing artists regardless of their training,” said Nancy Ireson. “The COVID19 health crisis, which required our current temporary closure, forced us to adjust our exhibition schedule and delay the opening of “Elijah Pierce’s America” until September. We are incredibly grateful to the lenders for their flexibility and for the opportunity to keep this important exhibition on view until January 2021. This is an exciting opportunity to celebrate an important yet underrecognized figure whose work still deeply resonates today.” Catalogue Co-published by the Barnes Foundation and Paul Holberton Publishing, London, the fully illustrated exhibition catalogue features essays by co-curators Nancy Ireson and Zoé Whitley, as well as contributions from Dr. Sampada Aranke of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, artist Theaster Gates, and Michael D. Hall, adjunct curator of Folk and Self-Taught Art at the Columbus Museum of Art in Ohio. As the first substantial book on Elijah Pierce to be published in more than 25 years, this catalogue marks a new phase of the artist’s critical reception, building on the pioneering work of the Columbus Museum of Art in the 1980s and 1990s. The Barnes Foundation is located at 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, Pa.
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his virtuoso woodcarvings in moments between cutting hair. His work features remarkable narratives, religious parables, autobiographical scenes, episodes from American politics, and includes figures from sports and film, with subjects ranging from Richard Nixon to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from Hank Aaron to Warren Beatty. In 1984, Pierce told the Columbus Dispatch, “I’d carve anything that was a picture in my mind. I thought a pocketknife was about the best thing I’d ever seen.” Through his woodcarvings, Pierce not only succeeded in telling a personal history alongside the history of African American people, but also revealed a dynamic visual history of the United States. Pierce’s woodcarvings strike a chord with the diverse aesthetics present in the Barnes collection. As a collector, Dr. Barnes was interested in art for its formal characteristics and was not concerned with artists’ social origin. As a result,
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MASSACHUSETTS 09/19/20, BOXBOROUGH, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Paper, Book, Advertising, 242 Adams Place, Boxborough Holiday Inn NEW JERSEY 09/20/20, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village PENNSYLVANIA 09/19-20/20, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 8 AM-2 PM, Breweriana Fest, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market
09/19/20, LITITZ, SAT 10 AM-3 PM, Pop-Up Antiques, 2 E 28th Division Hwy, Brickerville Antiques Barn 09/25-26/20, KUTZTOWN, FRI & SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Kutztown 09/25-27/20, ADAMSTOWN, FRI-SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Homecoming Extravaganza, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market 09/27/20, DENVER, SUN 5 OUTDOORS & 7:30 AM-4 INDOORS, Antique Show & Market, 2500 N Reading Renningers Adamstown
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09/30/20 TO 10/04/20, CARLISLE, GATES OPEN 7 AM WED-SUN, Collector Car Flea Market, Corral & Auction, 1000 Bryn Mawr Rd, Carlisle Pa Fairgrounds 10/02-03/20, LEBANON, FRI NOON-5 PM SAT 8 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Artisans, 80 Rocherty Rd, Lebanon Expo Center 10/09-10/20, DENVER, FRI & SAT, Retro Toy & Comics Meet, 2500 N Reading Rd (Outdoor Pavilion & Outdoors), Renninger's Adamstown 10/10/20, BERWYN, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Outdoor Antique & Vintage Market, 260 W Swedesford Rd (Rt 252), Valley Fair Shopping Center
AUCTIONS DELAWARE 09/26/20, LINCOLN, SAT 9 AM, Estate featuring antiques, furniture, glassware, collectibles, Delaware State Fair Stock and more, Wilson's Auction Sales 10120 Dupont Blvd, Wilson's Auction Sales Inc. INDIANA 09/25/20, SHIPSHEWANA, FRI 9 AM & 10:30 AM, Lifelong Railroad Collection. 9 am uncataloged items; 10:30 am cataloged items w/online bidding @ www.auctionzip.com (ID # 11841), Chupp Auction Center 890 S Van Buren St, Chupp Auctions & Real Estate LLC MARYLAND 09/26/20, FREDERICK, SAT 9 AM, Coin Collection, furniture, oil paintings, quilts, coverlets and much more, Frederick Fairgrounds (Indoors Bldg #12) 797 E Patrick St, Howard B. Parzow
OHIO 09/21/20, WOOSTER, MON 9 AM, Zoar Bonnet cupboard, Curly maple furniture, decorated local & PA stoneware, primitives, coverlets, quilts, Frakturs, bottles, RES Auction Facility 375 Fry Rd, Andrews Auctioneers/RES Auction Services
09/10-19/20, DOUGLASSVILLE, ONLINE BIDDING NOW CLOSING SAT 9/19 @ 10 AM, Art & Antiques featuring oil paintings, railroadiana, lanters, locomotive bells more, musical instruments, antiques, boook & ephemera & much more. See website for online bidding details. In person preview by appointment, Online @ www.cabinfeverauctions.com, Cabin Fever Auctions
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09/20/20, WILMINGTON, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Sports Card & Collectible, Millcreek Fire Hall 3800 Kirkwood Hwy, Chambers Memorial Hall
09/23/20, DUNDEE, WED 9:30 AM, Antiques, Primitives, Advertising, Furniture, 17020 Dover Rd, Atlee Raber & Daniel Weaver
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10/24/20, FREDERICK, SAT 9 AM, Collection of over a period of 50 years with over 4,000 pieces of high quality Glassware featuring Fostoria, American, Depression Glass in pink & green, Center Handle plates, Madrid Glass, Carnival Glass, Cape Cod, Fenton White Hobnail and more, Frederick Fairgrounds (Indoors Bldg #12) 797 E Patrick St, Howard B. Parzow
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exciting event. Though the format has changed, the ADA guarantee has not: everything in the marketplace is guaranteed as represented or your money back. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The guarantee is what we stand for,â&#x20AC;? ADA president Steven S. Powers said, â&#x20AC;&#x153;and it presents a unique buying opportunity in this pandemic era. Buying antiques and art online is fraught with barriers. Our goal is to break those down and create a comfortable environment where buyers can interact with the utmost reputable dealers and know that what they are purchasing is both extraordinary and authentic.â&#x20AC;? The online show will be navigable by collecting category, by individual dealer, or a randomized feed. Purchasing is accomplished by independently communicating with the dealer via phone, text, or email, with each sellerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s contact information prominently visible alongside the descriptions and prices in the item listing. Once the show closes, show links are removed, and the pages go offline; therefore, buyers are urged to contact dealers while the show is in progress. Show highlights including patriotic and suffragette themes as well as color stories. A list of participating dealers is available on the organizationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s website. For more show information, readers may visit www.adadealers.com.
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CONNECTICUT 09/19/20, MADISON, SAT material from centuries past, NOON-7 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Vintage, Antiques, Repurposed much of it fresh acquisitions Goods, Boston Post Rd, Madison set aside expressly for this Town Green
09/10-21/20, MAPLE GLEN, ONLINE NOW SALES ENDS MON 9/21, Rare Chelsea "Empire" shelf clock, 19th C. French Parcel gilt clock w/candelabra, Southern secretary desk, Allcock & Allen, coin silver four piece tea set, Chinese Export center table, Russian Silver Plique a Jour snuff box etc., Online @ www.locatillc.com, Locati Auctions LLC 09/10-23/20, LANSDALE, ONLINE NOW ENDS WED 9/23 @ 9 PM, Costume jewelry w/sterling, Civil War replica revolvers, postcards, advertising, perfume bottles, collector knives, movie posters & lobby cards w/ western & scifi/horror sell sjeets, comic books, sportscards, etc., Online @ www.archiveauction.com, The Archive Auction LLC 09/19/20, HARRISBURG, ONLINE ONLY SAT10 AM, Consignment featuring furniture, clocks, rugs, lighting, art, collectibles, house & home, Online Only @ www.cordierauction.com, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 09/20/20, HARRISBURG, ONLINE ONLY SUN 10 AM, Clubhouse featuring garden, banquet, dining, outdoor, decorative, Online Only @ www.cordier auction.com, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 09/24/20, LANCASTER, THURS 5 PM, Outstanding Vintage Fiesta China Collection, Boltz Auction Company 3601 Columbia Ave, Boltz Auction Company 09/26/20, LEBANON, SAT 9 AM, Firearms, hunting license, tools, collectibles, sportsmans items, personal property, Lebanon Area Fairgrounds 80 Rocherty Rd, Harry H. Bachman 09/27/20, SCHAEFFERSTOWN, ONLINE ONLY SUN 1 PM, Estate Treasures featuring large signed bill rank theorem 40" X 32", gaming wheels & carnival related items etc. Preview: 9/23 1- 5 pm @ 101 S Market St Schaefferstown, Online www.kleinfelters.com or liveauctioneers, Kleinfelter's Auction Inc.
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Boxed Machine Man Robot And Civil War-Era Freedman’s Bank To Lead Strong Toy Auction Lineup Morphy’s Two-Day Sale Set For Sept. 23 And 24 One of the most enjoyable aspects of collecting antique toys is attending an auction, discovering that elusive piece you’ve been chasing for years, then bidding on it and experiencing the thrill of taking it
home. Morphy’s is a place where many great toy discoveries have been made, and more are on the horizon Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 23 and 24, when the company presents an outstanding lineup of rare and coveted toys and banks. The auction will be held at Morphy’s 45,000square-foot gallery, with all remote-bidding options available, including internet live bidding through Morphy Live. One of the sale’s top lots is an extremely rare battery-operated Machine Man robot with its original pictorial box. Machine Man is the most sought A rare ca. 1865 mechanical Freedman’s Bank, after of Masudaya’s postwar Jerome Secor (Bridgeport, Conn.), composed of revered wood, metal and cloth, Excellent+ condition, robot quintet known works well and is estimated at $25,000-$40,000. collectively as the
A ca. 1907 Indian and Bear cast-iron mechanical bank, all original condition complete with “feathers,” excellent to NM condition, comes with corresponding trade card and original wood factory box with lid, and will be estimated at $8,000-$10,000.
The very rare Masudaya (Japan) Machine Man Robot, lithographed tin, battery operated, VG-NM condition with very seldom-seen original pictorial box, comes from the original owner who received it as a child and will be estimated at $60,000-$90,000. “Gang of Five.” Its bright red $86,100. The boxed example body features lithographed entered in the September sale rivets and convoluted gears has a $60,000-$90,000 estion its chest plate, and its eyes mate and would be a prized and ears illuminate through asset to any robot collection. colored plastic. In March 2019, Also from the fabled “Gang Morphy’s auctioned a high- of Five,” an industrial-gray grade Machine Man for Radicon Robot, the only
This ca. 1890 Pratt & Letchworth four-seat brake with passenger figures, 13 inches long, very scarce toy, excellent condition, will be estimated at $4,000$6,000.
“Gang” member designed for pictorial box and is expected remote-control operation, to make $8,000-$12,000. comes with its original In the past, some of the world’s finest mechanical bank collections have crossed the auction block at Morphy’s, including the legendary Steve and Marilyn Steckbeck collection, which attracted national television coverage and set the benchmark for bank collectors everywhere. The unreserved 492-lot collection brought $7.7 million in 2007, making it the highest-grossing single-day auction of antique toys. “In all of our toy sales we include an array of original A ca. 1890 J. & E. Stevens Girl antique mechanical banks Skipping Rope cast-iron mechanical with estimates at several This large-size Hubley cast-iron Say It With Flowers motorcycle toy, 11 inches The large-size Hubley cast-iron Harley-Davidson two-cylinder Hill Climber bank, which skips more than 10 times price points so both new and long with original driver figure, handlebars and decals, and tailgate that opens, motorcycle toy, ca. 1930s, 8.5 inches long, with original dismountable driver fig- when activated, VG condition, with key, more-advanced collectors can will be estimated at $12,000-$18,000. ure, ex. Donald Kaufman collection, will be estimated at $8,000-$12,000. is estimated at $12,000-$16,000. Continued on page 10
IMPORTANT ESTATE AUCTION Antiques, Furniture, Glassware, Collectibles, Delaware State Fair Stock & More
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 AT 9:00 A.M. Location: Wilson’s Auction Sales, Inc., Route 113,
LINCOLN, DELAWARE - In the “Gallery” (Red Building) 9:00 AM: A selection of over 25 vintage antique lamps to include GWTW, banquet, piano, hanging, floor, marble base, china stem, nickel, brass, & others. Schofield 77 pc sterling flatware “Baltimore Rose”, oak medicine cabinet, walnut wall showcases, curio cabinets & shelves, soup tureens, cranberry glass, pink satin quilted covered jar, walnut mantle & wall clocks, Ansonia hand ptd china clock, Delaware glass, mantle lustres w/prisms, Blue Nordic china, RS Prussia, depression glass, Mary Gregory glass, candle holders, oil lamps, B&G plates, pocket & wrist watches, silver plated flatware & serving pcs, chocolate pots, teapots, hand ptd pcs to include portrait plates; biscuit jar; pitchers; plates & bowls, Local UMC church plates to include Todd’s Chapel; St Johnston; Epworth & others, McDowell & O’Bier strawberry tickets, souvenir glass, oil on canvas painting signed JA Semmel, walnut framed portraits & needlepoints, Medallic Register of the World’s Great Ships sterling silver miniatures, Erector set, assorted jewelry & coins, Wavecrest powder jar, Royal Nippon, hobnail opalescent, Nippon, Fenton, Westmoreland, Imperial, Limoges, J. Gentile paperweights, carnival glass, cobalt blue Shirley Temple glass, oil lamps, Fiesta, Pyrex, Fire-King, Royal Haeger, McCoy carriage w/parasol, salt glazed crock, shaving mirror, signed watercolor paintings & more. Furnishings: Walnut marble top corner cabinet w/shelves, walnut Victorian sofas, settees and chairs, walnut drop leaf gate leg table, walnut needlepoint seat chairs, oak curved glass claw foot china cabinet, walnut dbl bed, walnut chests of drawers, walnut corner cabinet, drop leaf tables, several walnut marble top tables, walnut marble top chests, walnut corner whatnot shelf, walnut tall lockside chest, pr of walnut marble top half commodes, personal safe, walnut corner wall curio cabinet, mahogany five tier corner étagère, assorted wall mirrors, wicker fernery, tea cart, wicker fernery, four pc bedroom suite, corner cabinet, pine drop front desk, porcelain top table w/chairs, oak hall tree, gate leg table, Danish modern coffee & side tables, quilt stand, oak hat rack, piano stool, and more. Lawn & Garden, Tools: JD LA145 48” riding mower, Craftsman push mower w/bagger, lawn jockey boy, wheelbarrow, lawn & garden tools Diehard battery charger, hand truck, hand tools, polishing machine, and more. SELLING AT 12:00 NOON: 3 shares of Delaware State Fair Stock PREVIEW: Friday, September 25, from 11:00 a.m. til 4:00 p.m. Terms: Payment in full on the day of sale with cash, approved check, debit card or major credit card. 5% clerking fee on all credit card purchases. Absentee & phone bids will be accepted. No Buyer's Premium. Auctioneer's Note: We are pleased to announce this important auction featuring the Estate of Jean E. & John (Jack) O’Bier, of Greenwood, Delaware. The O’Biers operated their well-known antique shop in Greenwood for 46 years, and amassed a private collection that includes some of the finest antiques on the shore. Also featuring the living Estate of Barbara H. Hamstead of Greenwood, Delaware. Announcements made day of sale supersede all printed material. Visit our web site to view select color photos of items in this auction, and more will be added as they become available.
No Buyer's Premium. (What You Bid Is What You Pay). There is plenty of parking, No sales tax, and No Buyer's Penalty.
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FALL ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVE & ADVERTISING AUCTION WEDNESDAY, September 23rd, 2020 • 17020 Dover Rd.,
Dundee, OH
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Join us for an incredible collection of antiques, primitives, Americana, advertising and much more!
50+ ADVERTISING SIGNS, CLOCKS: Soda collection to include Coca-Cola flange, Coca-Cola button, Coca-Cola fishtail, Pepsi, 7-Up, Pepsi Cola and more. Rare Hamilton watch sign, porcelain gargoyle, Pennzoil, Quaker State, rare porcelain New York subway sign, Goodyear, feed signs, Squirt clock, plus more not listed!
ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES, FURNITURE, ETC.: 16 pane corner cabinet, deli cupboard, primitive cabinets, meal chests, sorting table, weathervanes, 8+ large strands of sleigh bells, butter bowls, trencher bowls, pantry boxes, sugar buckets, barrels, washtubs, needle cabinet, large bellows, 100 drawer hardware cabinet, bikes, crocks, baby grand piano, Edison player, douge boxes, butter churns, baskets, industrial items, plush much much more not listed! Note: Another 450+ lots of great advertising signs, primitives, antiques, Americana, and more! Hope to see you on the 23rd!
We are always taking consignments and complete estates. Antiques • Primitives • Collectibles • Advertising
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Printed And Manuscript Americana At Swann Set For Sept. 24 “Unfinished Portrait” Of Franklin D. Roosevelt Among Expected Top Lots Printed and Manuscript Americana is set to come across the block at Swann Galleries on Thursday, Sept. 24. Covering a period of nearly five centuries and two continents, this auction is exceptionally varied in content and subjects covered, from colonialism and the Westward expansion of the United States to Presidential material and firsthand accounts by ordinary people of important historical moments. A strong selection of
material relating to Native peoples starts the sale off, with scarce books in French, most notably a first edition of “Voyage aux Prairies Osages, Louisiane et Missouri, Paris,” 1844, by Victor Trixier, who accompanied three other Frenchmen to the Great Plains for a buffalo hunt with the Osage Indians in what are now Kansas and Oklahoma (est. $1,000-1,500). Rarely seen photographs include a group of eight photographs of a
Civil War–era performing troupe in New York and Canada (est. $1,200-$1,800) and an early engraving of the Mohawk chief Sa Ga Yean Qua Rash Tow (Peter Brant) (est. $3,000-4,000). American Revolution material includes a 1778 letter written by Clement Biddle seeking Scull’s map of Pennsylvania for use by the Army at Valley Forge. Biddle held a role in starving the Continental Army at the encampment (est. $8,00012,000). A stamp from the Stamp Act of 1765, the act that sparked resistance from colonial legislatures and Sons of Liberty street protests in Boston, New York and beyond will also be offered (est. $6,000-9,000). The highlight of the Civil War section is a wonderful 1865 sketchbook by the soldier-artist John Richard containing 55 drawings done in the closing months of the war (est. $25,000-35,000). Also of note is a group of 131 Civil War-era song sheets, most illustrated and in color (est. $3,000-4,000). Diaries, letters, broadsides and photographs from the period round out the selection. The sale is led by three watercolor studies for the famous “Unfinished Portrait,” 1945, of Franklin D. Roosevelt by Elizabeth Shoumatoff (est. $40,000A stamp from the Stamp Act of 1765, ca. 1765, will be estimated at $6,000- 60,000). The “Unfinished Portrait” became one of the $9,000.
most enduring images of the late president and was the basis for two completed portraits. Further material relating to presidents includes a year-long continuous run (1800) of the “Independent Chronicle of Boston,” with several issues dedicated to the funeral of George Washington (est. $5,000-7,500); the first Thanksgiving proclamation issued by John Adams in March 1798 (est. $3,0004,000); and an 1844 campaign flyer featuring jugate portraits of Whig ticket candidates Henry Clay and Theodore Frelinghuysen (est. $4,000-6,000). A standout selection of items among Latin Americana feature a manuscript order by Hernán Cortés refusing to meet with the King’s inspector, which reveals how disorderly, fragile and precarious Cortés’s control over Mexico was following the capitulation of the Aztecs (est. $20,00030,000); a Nahuatl broadside announcing a new viceroy (est. $10,000-15,000); and a first edition of the first book of sermons in Nahuatl by Juan de la Anunciación (est. $6,000-9,000). American Judaica includes Mordecai Noah’s “Discourse on the Restoration of the Jews,” 1845, an address given at the New York Tabernale to an audience of Christians and Jews anticipating the Zionist movement (est. $6,000-9,000)
Elizabeth Shoumatoff’s “Unfinished Portrait” of Franklin D. Roosevelt, three watercolor studies, 1945, will be estimated at $40,000-$60,000. and Isaac Leeser’s important 1845 Philadelphia translation of the Pentateuch into English, the first of its kind (est. $6,000-9,000). Additional highlights feature the 1839–52 guest register for the legendary Catskill Mountain House hotel in upstate New York, an early tourist destination in its own right, signed by Hudson River School artists, as well as authors and political leaders
who came to take in the view (est. $5,000-7,500); a 1779 volume of music by William Billings, the first American composer to issue a volume of his own music (est. $5,0007,500); and a grisly diary of James W. Bentley, a cavalry officer protecting people traveling on the Overland Trail in 1865 (est. $15,000-25,000). For further information or to view the complete catalog, visit www.swanngalleries.com.
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How Long Does It Take To Sell On eBay? “What’s It Worth” Antiques Minute By Mike Ivankovich
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will have to refund all money, sometimes including their return shipping fees, and all your work will have been for naught. Even if any shipping delay is the fault of the USPS or UPS, it doesn’t matter, you’re still responsible. Selling on eBay is not for the faint-of-heart. The rewards can be wonderful, but is all the work and aggravation involved worth it?
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mom and pop operation working at your kitchen table, the requirements are very similar. Get it out on schedule or be penalized. And if you fail to ship fast enough, you may receive negative feedback from an impatient buyer, and you could lose your eBay seller status as well. Locate the right shipping box. Larger businesses have ample shipping supplies at their fingertips. Smaller eBay sellers may have to go dumpster-diving to locate an appropriate shipping container. Box it up. You must package the item so it will safely arrive at its destination. Ship it. Whether you go to the Post Office or a UPS Store, this can take the most time. Driving to and from, and then waiting in line, can sometimes take nearly one hour alone, at least in my home area. But you’re still not done. Now you cross your fingers and hope the buyer will be happy with their purchase. If you’ve done your due diligence, most will be happy. But if you’ve missed even a little scratch on a 100-year-old item or if you’re a little late in shipping, you’ll be hearing about it and possibly having the item returned. Then you
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LOCATED AT 375 FRY RD., Facility is located 1 mile west of Wooster at the corner of US 30 and Fry Rd. FURNITURE: The grand finale of early furniture from Joe Irvin’s fabulous collection will include: IMPORTANT Zoar bonnet cupboard w/bone inlay, RARE Zoar hanging shelf with 3 drawers, SUPER Holmes County 2-pc. curly maple Dutch cupboard with 12 panes and four-drawer base, tiger maple tall-case clock, curly maple drop leaf table, curly maple Empire chest of drawers, tiger maple hooded baby cradle, curly maple hanging shelf with drawer, curly maple one-drawer stand, curly maple tilt-top stand, cherry and curly maple two-drawer stand, large dough box on turned legs, paint-dec. blanket chest dated 1851, made in Wooster; paint dec. blanket chest dated 1844, grain-painted blanket chest, dec. Pa. rocking chair, Shaker tape-seat rocking chair and other Shaker rocker, paint-dec. firehouse Windsor chair. PRIMITIVES: Rare child’s high-wheel bicycle, Graham & Hower (Doylestown) blue dec. butter churn, wood-framed pewter candle mold , tin 50-candle mold, several outstanding pcs. blue-dec. pottery including 10-gal. Hamilton & Jones butter churn, lg. elaborate pitcher, S. Purdy lidded crock, Logan Pottery footwarmer, James Hamilton crock, “1871” crock, plus others; paint-dec. sled, paint-dec. footstool, 3 local coverlets, 2 wooden apple peelers, Dalton Pottery bird house and light house, misc. pottery pieces including grease lamp, misc. outstanding oil lamps, misc. iron hearthware, unusual spinning machine, wood-framed candle lantern, soft paste strawberry pattern china pcs., Conestoga wagon jack, small. copper still, 2-wheel coffee grinder, display container for cheese wheel, 1856 sampler, early lg. commercial apple peeler, 1828 Pa. fraktur, 1832 fraktur house blessing, 1869 Swiss Mennonite fraktur, plus much more. BOTTLES & CHINA: There will be a nice selection of hand blown bottles and flasks in this auction. Go to the website for pictures and listing. Also selling more of Joe’s extensive collection of gaudy Welsh & Dutch China. NOTE: This is our third auction and the 12th auction from this fabulous estate. They have saved some of the best for last. There will be many highly collectible items added as we get time to picture and put the Proxi Bid catalog online. Items available for preview from Monday the 14th thru auction time. 9-5 daily Mon. thru Fri. Auction Conducted By: TERMS: On Site Cash or Check. Visa – MasterCard – Discover – Am. Express. 5% Buyer’s Prem. Waived for Cash or Check. Online Terms Available on Website. LUNCH STAND. Auction By Order Of Margo Broehl Attorney and Trustee for the Joe Irvin Trust ANDY WHITE – DREW TURNER – JAKE WHITE – JON MAST Guest Auctioneer Jim Blair - Seville, OH www.res.bid R063369
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October 3, 2020 • 10:00am ★TOOLS, LAWN/GARDEN ITEMS★ 10’6” TAPCO Deep throat metal brake, assorted hand & power tools, early tool boxes, hand saws, Little Wonder 8HP blower, John Deere LA115 Garden Tractor 42” w/132 hrs, wheel barrows, dump cart, push mower, car ramps, step ladders, aluminum extension ladder, compressor, yard tools, mail box, clay flower pots, gazing ball, stands, bird bath, picnic tables & more. ★ANTIQUES & FURNITURE★ Combo floor safe, 6 ice cream chairs and table, cedar chests, vacuum, sweeper, corner cupboard, ping pong tables, ¾ iron bed frame, clothes trees, quilt rack, wardrobe, kidney shaped knee hole desk, empire chest of drawers, assorted lamps, 5 pc full size bedroom set, pineapple single bed, bookshelf w/drawers, treadle, Windsor rocker, child rockers, cane rockers, assorted wooden chairs, window A/C, wall corner shelf, painted cabinet, china cupboard, slant top desk, file cabinets, cradle, bow front china cabinet, clawfoot piano stool, china cupboard, , red velvet arm chair, Victrola, large storage chest & more. ★ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES, & HH GOODS★ Parakeet picture, iron rabbit bank, beaded purses, handled planter, VW lunchbox, Lobster bowl, sundial, fox hunt horn, knick knacks, cast iron door stops (flowers, a cat, and a girl), early decorated crocks, old children’s toys & games, pressed glass, candle molds, bird decanters, tobacco/shadow box w/ knick knacks, early books, children’s book, cook books, Bibles, linens, quilt, metal dog, statue, McCraken 1963 calendar, Baskets, beer can collection, wrapping paper cutters, Roseville type vase and planter, pitchers, crowder crock repaired, typewriter, whiskey crates, USAF gloves & headpiece, tractor seats, chandelier, shoe shine boxes, head lights, child’s bouncing toy, sled, toothpick holder collection, croquette set, large glass bottles, record albums, mantle clock, burlap potato bag, brown & tan crock, snow shoes, cast iron skillets, iron white stand, cannonball, Lance jar, early teddy bear, marble collection, Daisy BB gun, fishing rods, & much more. ★COSTUME JEWELRY & STERLING★ Over 100 lots of costume jewelry including bracelets, necklaces, unique pieces & sterling pieces. Visit our website for photos. ★AUCTION TERMS★ No Buyer Premium. Payment in full day of auction with good PA check, cash or money order. No charge cards. FOR: William B. Myers
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There is no precise answer to this question. Some individuals sell items faster than others. It takes longer to sell differing items than similar items. And professional eBay sellers will sell much faster than rookies. However, based on my experience, it takes the average person approximately one hour per item to sell on eBay. And here’s why. Once you have selected an item to sell, you’ll have to do the following steps, and this assumes that you already know how to sell on eBay: Item description. You’ll have to think about how you want to describe your item, making certain to include all important details and being 100 percent accurate on condition. If you miss a flaw, it will almost always be returned, and/or you’ll receive negative feedback. Digital images. You’ll have to take good pictures to sell on eBay. Image editing. You’ll have to edit your images, which does take time. Upload descriptions and images to eBay. This isn’t difficult, but it adds to the time. Respond to questions. Any questions must be answered in a timely fashion, so you’ll need to pay daily attention to your emails and your “My eBay Dealer Dashboard.” Will your item sell? Most items listed for sale on eBay fail to sell. And regardless of whether your item sells or not, you’ve done a lot of work up to this point. If your item sells, you’ll need to get paid. Once you get paid, the real works starts. Timewise, you’re about halfway done. Now you must meet eBay shipping standards. All sold items must be shipped fairly quickly. Whether your business is Amazon.com, with thousands of people working in your fulfillment department, or a
loss rather than waste any Mike the Appraiser” radio more time on it. On that show. Now in its fifth year, transaction, we hated the “What’s It Worth” airs live on eBay system, which favored Friday mornings from 9:30 to the buyer over the seller. 10:30 a.m. on WBCB 1490 AM in However, whether you love it the greater Philadelphia area. Some say yes, while others or hate it, eBay does have its It is available on the internet say no. advantages. And it’s not at www.WBCB1490.com. Listeners can also And this doesn’t yet take going away. visit the radio show website into account any of the Mike Ivankovich is an auc- at www.AskMikeTheApprais eBay scams that you may have to deal with. The “eBay tioneer, appraiser, home er.com. To contact Mike Switcharoo,” the “eBay downsizing expert, and host Shake-Down,” and the “eBay of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Ivankovich, call 215-264-4304. Refund without Return,” are just a few of the scams you may have to deal with. We’ll SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 be covering these in future 9:00 A.M. “What’s It Worth” Antiques CARL HINES ESTATE Minute columns. FIREARMS HUNTING LICENSE TOOLS What’s it worth? We COLLECTIBLES SPORTSMANS ITEMS PERSONAL PROPERTY recently sold some photographs purchased for $20 LOCATION: Lebanon Area Fairgrounds, 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon, Lebanon County, PA. From Rt. 72 south of Lebanon – east on Rocherty Road at a local flea market for at Sheetz Station to Cornwall Rd. – continue to fairgrounds on right. $1,100 on eBay. The buyer 9:00FIREARMS: RUGER M77 Hawkeye bolt 30.06 w/Nikon scope; WIN. #250 .22 was from England. How else lever; WIN. #67 .22 bolt; MOSSBERG #835 - 12 ga. pump; J.C.HIGGINS #20 – 12 could we have found that ga. pump; 303 British rifle ??; MARLIN #922M .22 w/Tasco scope; WIN. #94AE .45 buyer Without eBay? On that colt; MOSSBERG #500A 12 ga; MARLIN #60 .22 LR only w/Barska scope; HENRY Repeating Arms 17 HMR w/Tasco scope; HI-POINT #995 9mm w/Barska scope; transaction we absolutely MOSSBERG #715T .22LR w/Barska scope; 8 gun glass door cabinet w/lower loved eBay. On another storage; 1,000’s of hunting licenses (no leather or tin); asst. ammunition; hunting transaction, we purchased clothes; scopes; binoculars; wooden boxes; fishing equipment; brass dog licenses; 100’s of golf clubs; duck decoys; 100+ asst. knives and other related items. some photos, also for $20 at 6’ stepladder; elec. hand power tools; lots of L&G tools; tree trimmer; tool a flea market, and they sold boxes; asst. mechanics tools; alum. ext. ladder; wood working tools; hardware; for $60 on eBay. The buyer dremels; hedge trimmers; new 3 in 1 jump starter; elec. cords; machinists tools; claimed to be unhappy, and antique wall clock; TOPPS ‘70’s baseball cards and many other unlisted items to numerous to be mentioned. we refunded the $60, but the The late Mr. Hines was a great collector. Everything is packed making it hard to buyer never returned our do an itemized inventory. Come expecting to find many, many unlisted items. photos and refused to and surprises. respond to our calls or TERMS: Cash, check, credit card. 3% administrative fee for credit card purchase. emails, eBay support offered Announcements auction day take precedence over any previous printed or oral no support, and we eventualinformation. INSPECTION: auction day only after 7:00. Bring your own chairs. Porta John. Food available. AUCTION ORDER: 9:00 firearms – balance of other ly gave up and accepted the
antiquesandauctionnews.net President Lincoln and Elephant and Minnie Mouse lead the way for a fleet of toys, Disney, Popeye, Felix Congress established in 1865 Dancing toy is on target to cast-iron motorcycles featur- and other character toys; Continued from page 6 to accommodate the rising reach $1,000-$3,000, while a ing such stalwarts as Say It trains, soldiers, cap guns, bid on something special,” class of freed slaves,” noted rare Elmer and Donald Duck With Flowers, Parcel Post, a penny toys, marbles, and said Morphy Auctions founder Morphy. on Trapeze toy, with its origi- Harley-Davidson Hill Climber, dolls, automata and dollhouse and president Dan Morphy, Among the excellent early nal box, could score a winning a Traffic Car, and many more. furniture/accessories. himself a lifetime bank collecAdditional cast-iron transBoth sessions of Morphy’s American toys to be auctioned bid of $2,000-$4,000. tor and author of the 2007 refare several made by Ives, Cast-iron transportation portation lots include farm Toy, Doll and Figural Cast-Iron erence, “The Official Price Auction will start at 10 a.m. including an Ives clockwork toys will be in plentiful supply, toys, trucks, and race cars. Guide to Mechanical Banks.” The two-day lineup cross- Eastern Time. Santa Claus walker, est. with the horse-drawn categoAmong the mechanical $2,000-$4,000, and an ry offering numerous car- es nearly every toy specialty To learn more, call bank highlights in Ives clockwork Oarsman riages and wagons, including imaginable, including Buddy 877-968-8880 or email the September sale in a Boat, est. $2,000- Royal Circus wagons with dri- “L” and Smith-Miller pressed info@morphyauctions.com. are a Girl Skipping $3,000. European tin vers, passenger and animal steel; Marx, Chein, Japanese All images courtesy of Rope, est. $12,000toys include German figures. These early depictions Linemar, battery-operated Morphy Auctions. $16,000; Panorama productions such as a bank, est. $5,000Lehmann Paddy and the $8,000; Indian and Pig, est. $1,500-$2,500, the Bear, est. and Gunthermann tin $8,000-$10,000; auto, est. $1,500-$2,500; Atlas, est. $4,000a French JML tin-litho $8,000; and a very windup motorcycle with scarce “U.S.” bank sidecar, est. $800with a gold-painted $1,200; and French musisentry in its doorcal automaton, est. way, est. $6,000$2,000-$4,000. A very $10,000. A Lion and rare Spanish pre-war Hunter is entered tin-litho windup Harold with a $6,000-$8,000 Lloyd cart toy has a @ 1PM estimate, and a This rare Gum Inc. (Philadelphia) “Horrors of War” boxed $2,000-$4,000 estimate. Preview: Wednesday, Sept., 23 from 1-5PM Speaking Dog bank card set titled “Complete First Series of Pictures and True In the popular pre-war carries a $3,000- Stories of Modern Warfare” contains 24 celluloid packs of Japanese tin and cellu(Note- Schaefferstown Location) untouched cards, 240 cards total, and will be estimated at loid category, a Walt $4,000 estimate. To View Full Online Catalog: Also on the list of $10,000-$20,000. Disney windup Elmer www.kleinfelters.com or find us on Live Auctioneers! classic mechanicals Absentee Bids: Call/ email 717-272-7078 or 717-272-4227, are William Tell, est. $1,200email admin@kleinfelters.com. www.stingerfineart.com $2,000; Speaking Dog, est. PICKUP WILL BE AT OUR SCHAEFFERSTOWN LOCATION appts $3,000-$4,000; Two Frogs, est. via our online scheduler for Mon., September 28 from 8am-5pm. $2,500-$4,000; Paddy and the Pig, est. $2,500-$4,000; Boy 101 S Market Street, 17088 and Watermelon, est. $3,000Fresh to the market online only auction featuring local estate treasures including an exceptional large signed Bill Rank theorem 40” x 32”, 19th century blown Washington $6,000; as well as Professor Taylor flask in unusual blue color, very good selection of gaming wheels and carnival Pug Frog, Trapeze, Butting related items, unusual paint decorated Hetchel, patriotic gingerbread clock and an Buffalo, Magician, Monkey and outstanding pair or PA Folk Art Watercolor Fraktur by Johann Krebs in pristine condition Coconut, Boy Scout Camp, and consigned by fifth generation owners. an ever-popular Calamity bank. This is only a small representation of the many dozens of mechanical banks that will be available. In a league of its own is a Jerome Secor Freedman’s Bank, which Morphy’s has estimated at $25,000-$40,000. Fifty years ago, the legendary bank collector and scholar F.H. Griffith described the Freedman’s Bank, which depicts an African-American gentleman seated at a counter 105 N. Chapel Street, Lebanon, PA 17046 | AY-002382 where he deposits a coin and playfully thumbs his nose, as admin@kleinfelters.com | www.kleinfelters.com | 717-272-7078 “the No. 1 mechanical” and a bank that will only ever be owned by “a very select, small group.” Around 1880, it sold “I’ll send you a link.” 10 - - Antiques & Auction News — September 18, 2020
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IN-HOUSE SHIPPING AVAILABLE! Costume Jewelry w/ Sterling, Civil War Replica Revolvers, Postcards, Advertising, Perfume Bottles, Collector Knives, Patches w/Military & Auto, Byers Choice & Ulysses S Grant Political Pin. Keith Haring Radio & Pop Shop Bag. Risque Incl Pin-Up Calendars, Films & Nudist Mags. Movie Posters & Lobby Cards w/Western & Sci-Fi/Horror Sell Sheets. Comic Books Incl Avengers #1 w/1st App from Nick Fury, Medusa, The Wasp & Inhumans. 30+ Graded Modern Comics. Magic the Gathering MTG w/Sealed Revised Deck. Vtg Garbage Pail Kids w/Partial Boxes & Uncut Sheets. 1940-70’s Sports Cards w/Bowman & Topps Baseball, Football, Hockey & Basketball. 1981-82 Topps Basketball & 1982 Topps Baseball Full Boxes. Autographs w/Celebrity Baseballs, Max Baer & Jeff Gordon Racing Helmet. Vtg Rock & Roll Records & Collectibles. Trains Incl Vtg Lionel, American Flyer & Williams w/Mixed HO & N. Vtg Redline Hot Wheels & Rrrumblers. 198090’s Hotwheels & Matchbox NIP. Vtg HO Slot Cars w/T-Jets, Tyco & AFX. Vtg Dolls Incl Barbie, Tammy, Betsy McCall, Jem & Muffie. Character Incl Peanuts, Disney, Warner Bros & Garfield. Vtg 12” GI Joe, Captain Action, View-Master & Model Kits. Vtg Action Figures Incl Star Wars w/12 Back Sand Person, G1 Transformers, MASK, GI Joe ARAH, Super Powers, Wrestlers, Ninja Turtles TMNT, Ghostbusters & Shogun Warriors. Modern Toys NIP w/Power Rangers MMPR, WCW & WWE Wrestlers, Marvel Legends, Star Wars, Batman, Transformers, Star Trek & Super 7 18” Alien. Lego Incl Train, LOTR, Harry Potter & Star Wars. Video Games Incl Nintendo w/NES, SNES, N64, Virtual Boy, Game Cube & Game Boy, Sega w/Master System, Genesis, CD, 32X, Game Gear, Dreamcast & Saturn. X-Men vs Street Fighter Arcade JAMMA Boards, Atari w/Lynx, Commodore, Intellivision & 3DO w/PS1 & PS2.
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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.
Terms: 15% Buyer’s Premium. 6% PA Sales Tax Where Applicable. We Accept Credit/Debit Cards & Paypal. R063472
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FURNITURE: Midcentury Modern; Victorian; Hickory Chair; Bonnet Top Highboy; MDM: Bar, Chairs, Dining Table. Clocks; Rugs; Lighting. ART: Prints and Paintings, Sculptures. COLLECTIBLES: H.B. Pfaltzgraff Decorated Stoneware; Hummels; Books; 45 & 33-1/3 Records; Toys; Transferware; Asian Ceramics; Militaria. HOUSE & HOME: Dinner Services incl. Pickard; Antique Copper Cookware; Compound Bows; Ibanez Guitar; Saxophones.
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SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.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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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
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OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947
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The Renningers Kutztown The Renningers Adamstown from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Antiques Extravaganza will run Special Sunday Antiques Show admission is free of charge. Friday, Sept. 25, and Saturday, will be held Sunday, Sept. 27, The PA Health Department Sept. 26. Friday hours mandates that are from 9 a.m. to everyone is required 4 p.m. A $10 per-person to wear a face mask admission will be or face shield in charged for the first public as well as two hours from 9 to practice social dis11 a.m. Admission ticktancing. Sanitizer ets are available online and hand washing at www.renningers.net. sinks will be availFrom 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., able on both show the show is free of grounds. Everyone is charge. Saturday show asked to abide by hours will be 9 a.m. to safety guidelines set 4 p.m. and free of forth. Please be charge. respectful. Renningers Kutztown is located at 740 Noble St., Kutztown, Pa. For additional information, readers may call 610-683-6848 or email kutz@renningers.com. Renningers Adamstown is located at 2500 N. Reading Road, Denver, Pa. For additional information, call 717-336-2177 or email adams@renningers.com.
Killinger Living Estate
ENGLISH ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Antique drop front desk, 19th century & English George III dresser, circa 1770. Both items purchased by me in UK in the 1980’s & have been in my home ever since. Both are available in the NYC area but shipping can be arranged. Both items in good condition & one has original receipt. Photos & more details upon request: jafacella@yahoo.com
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IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TWO LARGE ESTATE AUCTIONS!! — FIRST AUCTION —THE ESTATE OF THE LATE BUD AND RAE KOCH OF HISTORIC ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND
DATE OF AUCTION: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020
STARTING AT 9:00 AM DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 AM MORNING OF AUCTION INSPECTION THROUGHOUT THE AUCTION. (SPECIAL SNEAK PREVIEW FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 FROM 1:00 PM THROUGH 4:00 PM) AUCTION LOCATION: THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (INDOORS-BUILDING #12) 797 EAST PATRICK STREET, HISTORIC FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701 “OVER 1,000 LOTS TO BE SOLD AT NO RESERVE. THREE PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS SELLING AT ONCE!!!” PLEASE GO TO WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEER’S ID#2894) OR TO WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM TO VIEW OVER 1,000 PHOTOS. FEATURING COIN COLLECTION - FURNITURE - OIL PAINTINGS - QUILTS - COVERLETS PARTIAL LISTING: NUMEROUS COLORFUL QUILTS, NUMEROUS QUILTING MATERIAL, QUILTING LOOMS AND RACKS, COLLECTION OF EARLY QUILTING BOOKS, EARLY COVERLETS, ANTIQUE CLOCKS INCLUDING MANTEL AND WALL HANGING, OLD WATCHES, PRIMITIVES, ANTIQUE SEWING MACHINES INCLUDING C.1800s F & W AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE IN ORIGINAL WOODEN BOX, SEWING MACHINES, SPOOL CABINET, VINTAGE CHRISTMAS ITEMS, ANTIQUE WHIMSY PURSE MADE BY AMERICAN INDIAN TRIBE N.Y. REGION, NUMEROUS ANTIQUE FURNITURE INCLUDING ASSORTED WINDSOR CHAIRS INCLUDING COMB BACKS, VERY LARGE CURVED GLASS CHINA CABINET APPROX. 9' TALL, EARLY OAK REFRIGERATOR, OAK BEDROOM SET, POSTER BEDS, TABLES, CUPBOARDS, OLD TRUNKS, LAMPS, MIRRORS, LARGE PEWTER CUPBOARD, RUGS, OIL PAINTINGS AND FINE PRINTS, NUMEROUS PEWTER WARE, STONEWARE, FINE PORCELAINS, AND CHINA, FINE EARLY GLASSWARE, FENTON GLASS, OYSTER PLATES, STERLING SILVER, DOLLS, EARLY CLAMSHELL TRINKET PURSES, EARLY WOOD GAME BOARD, SAMPLERS, VINTAGE CLOTHING, VINTAGE PURSES, WWII ARMY UNIFORM, WWI NAVY UNIFORM, COLLECTION OF EARLY SEASONAL POSTCARDS, BARBER SHOP RAZOR STRAPS, ADVERTISING ITEMS, VINTAGE COLLEGE PENNANTS, EARLY WOODEN BOWL W/ STAPLE REPAIR C.1840-50, EARLY SHAVING MUGS, SUPER NICE HANGING CHANDELIER, CHINESE PORCELAINS, PAIR OF “FOX” BRASS BOOKENDS, EARLY VICTORIAN PERIOD FANCY CARVED TOWEL BAR C. 1860s, PLUS SO MUCH MORE!!! WE ARE STILL UNPACKING FROM THIS ESTATE. PLEASE KEEP CHECKING OUR WEB SITES WE WILL BE POSTING MORE PHOTOS AS WE ARE SETTING UP THE AUCTION THROUGHOUT THE WEEK!
— SECOND AUCTION —“THE AMAZING LIFETIME INVESTMENT GRADE GLASS COLLECTION OF THE LATE FREDERICK AND ARNA RUTH SIMPSON OF DERWOOD, MARYLAND”
DATE OF AUCTION: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2020
STARTING AT 9:00 AM DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 AM MORNING OF AUCTION INSPECTION THROUGHOUT THE AUCTION. (SPECIAL SNEAK PREVIEW FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 FROM 1:00 PM THROUGH 4:00 PM) AUCTION LOCATION: THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (INDOORS-BUILDING #12) 797 EAST PATRICK STREET, HISTORIC FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701 THIS COLLECTION WAS ESTABLISHED OVER A PERIOD OF 50 YEARS WITH OVER 4,000 PIECES OF HIGH QUALITY GLASSWARE. FEATURING AN AMAZING 145 TOTES FILLED WITH INVESTMENT GRADE GLASSWARE INCLUDING... FOSTORIA AMERICAN, DEPRESSION GLASS IN BOTH PINK AND GREEN, OVER 175+ CENTER HANDLE PLATES, MADRID GLASS, CARNIVAL GLASS, NORTHWOOD, IMPERIAL, MILLERSBURG, DUGAN-DIAMOND, WESTMORELAND, U.S. GLASS OVER 175+ IMPERIAL CANDLEWICK, IMPERIAL CAPE COD, FENTON WHITE HOBNAIL, MILK GLASS (VARIOUS COLORS), HOBNAIL (VARIOUS COLORS), COIN DOT, ASSORTED CREST (EMERALD, SILVER, AMBER, CUSTARD), EBONY, SATIN ETCH, CHARLETON, BICENTENNIAL, BURMESE, JADE, PEKING BLUE, HISTORIC AMERICA, SPIRAL OPTIC, CUSTARD AND MORE!
PLEASE GO TO WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEER’S ID#2894) OR TO WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM TO VIEW OVER 1,000 PHOTOS. AS OF THIS WRITING, WE WILL NEED TO FOLLOW THE PROPER CDC GUIDELINES FOR ALL UPCOMING AUCTIONS AS NEEDED TO MAKE SURE EVERYONE STAYS SAFE. THESE GUIDELINES MAY CHANGE IN THE COMING WEEKS BUT FOR NOW IT IS ENCOURAGED THAT YOU PRACTICE SOCIAL DISTANCING AND BRING YOUR MASK, PLEASE.
TERMS OF AUCTION: Cash, Traveler’s Checks. 10% Buyer’s Premium added to the hammer price. Out-of-State Dealers: Your tax number or retail Sales Tax Number is welcome with a copy of your current Tax License. Out-of-State Buyers must have a bank letter dated 3 days prior to day of auction stating that their checking account has a no bounce check history if wishing to write a check. We accept checks from Maryland residents. The Auctioneer has the right to refuse Anyone’s check if he wishes to do so. All announcements made on auction day shall take precedence over previously distributed information.” WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS AND NO INTERNET BIDDING.” LEFT BIDS AND PHONE BIDS ACCEPTED.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION OR CONSIGNING TO OUR MONTHLY AUCTIONS PLEASE CONTACT: HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER 301-351-6544 E-MAIL HPARZOW@AOL.COM
ACCEPTING THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES: COUNTRY STORE, ADVERTISING SIGNS OF ALL TYPES AND TITLES SUCH AS TOBACCO, SODA, VETERINARY, MEDICINE, DENTAL, DRUG STORE, BREWERY, COCA-COLA, CIGAR, GAS & OIL RELATED ITEMS, SPOOL CABINETS, SHOW CASES, DYE CABINETS, COUNTERS, DISPLAYS, ADVERTISING TINS OF ALL CATEGORIES, BISCUIT BOXES, ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS, ADVERTISING CLOCKS, KEY WIND AND ELECTRIC, ADVERTISING THERMOMETERS, TRADE SIMULATORS, COIN-OP MACHINES INCLUDING SODA MACHINES, JUKEBOXES, PINBALL MACHINE, SLOT MACHINES, GUM MACHINES, AMMUNITION RELATED DISPLAYS, ADVERTISING CALENDARS, SYRUP DISPENSERS, AGRICULTURAL RELATED ITEMS AND SIGNS ETC. PICK UP IS POSSIBLE JUST GIVE US A CALL AT 301-351-6544 AND ASK FOR HOWARD PARZOW. I’M HERE TO ANSWER ALL OF YOUR QUESTIONS. QUICK PAYMENT TO ALL CONSIGNORS.
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“NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR OUR UPCOMING COUNTRY STORE AND ADVERTISING AUCTION.” THIS AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 7, 2020 AND DRAWS OVER 400 REGISTERED IN HOUSE BIDDERS. THIS IS A LIVE AUCTION EVENT!!! SO IF YOU WANT TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR ADVERTISING ITEMS CONSIGN WITH US, WE HAVE A PROVEN RECORD FOR THE PAST 45 YEARS AND DRAW BIDDERS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES.