When folks walk into Zelma’s and learn that the new owner purchased the store during the
closing the
Barn Star Productions is pleased to announce the fall edition of Antiques at Rhinebeck will take place on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 8 and 9, at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck, N.Y.
“We know how passionate fine arms collectors can be, and it’s great to see that same energy in other fields of collecting,” said Kevin Hogan, president of Rock Island Auction Company. “We’re grateful for the excitement and support generated for this auction. It’s yet another demonstration of the growing markets for collectibles and fine arms.”
the footprint by basement and second floor spaces,
The prop, one of three made for the 1977 film, was previously considered missing and presumed lost forever. The gun had been in the inventory of Bapty & Co., a London prop house that provided numerous weapons for “A New Hope.”The blaster, comprised of military surplus parts, would go on to serve as the prototype for those carried by Solo throughout the first three “Star Wars” films produced. “Star Wars” fans refer to Han Solo’s blaster, one of the most recognizable weapons in movie history, as the “Hero” prop
With a long-standing history and popularity among collectors, decorators and the general public, the Rhinebeck shows have spanned over 30 years, presenting a wide cultural swath of objects from not only America but from Europe, Asia and around the world. Held entirely indoors, the show encompasses three large, well-ventilated buildings, making for a comfortable show experience.“Welcome to our Fall Antiques
at Rhinebeck Show or, more appropriately put, the Rhinebeck experience! Why experience? Well, from the time you arrive at the show, we try our best to make your “experience” as enjoyable and memorable as possible. While our exceptional exhibitors are putting the finishing touch on their displays, anticipation builds up to the show opening when the “experience turns to magic” and the hunt begins. If you have never been to the Rhinebeck show, now is the time to gather your friends, slip on your most comfortable shoes, shop the show (admission good for both days), make dinner reservations in town, and that is
pandemic, the common reation is, “You are either crazy or super smart?” Sherry Cline’s response,
The only surviving blaster originally used by Harrison Ford as Han Solo in “Star Wars: A New Hope” sold at Rock Island Auction Company’s August Premier Auction for $1,057,500. Han Solo’s blaster headlined the three-day event that drew international interest and achieved over $23 million.Interest in the iconic blaster was hotter than the twin suns of Tatooine in the run-up to the auction. The BlasTech DL-44 Heavy Blaster was estimated between $300,000-$500,000. Bidding quickly blew past the estimate, like the 2018 sale of a blaster prop used in “Return of the Jedi,” which realized $550,000.
“I didn’t want to see this store die, so I stepped in.” In May of 2020, Cline purchased Golden Lane Antiques and Art Gallery in New Oxford, Pa. She was uncertain if/when it would reopen but was willing to fully launch online if needed.
Pennsylvania allowed the reopening of nonessential businesses at the end of that month, so she opened the doors and got to work.Now rebranded as Zelma’s Emporium, one could say she did a number of things against the grain: bought a closed store, renamed it, reduced
Fall Antiques At Rhinebeck Slated For Columbus Day Weekend Two-Day Show Set For Oct. 8 And 9 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23,2022 • VOL.52,NO.38 FEATURE RESULTS: Potter & Potter Poster Sale - August 20 - Page 2 In This Issue &SHOPS,SHOWSMARKETS.. . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 6 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . starting on page 7 AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . on page 7 CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . . . . . . . . .on page 11 ANTIQUES NEWS, P.O.BOX 500 MOUNT JOY, 17552 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED PRSRT U.S.POSTAGESTD PAID ENGLE PUBLISHING CO. Han 1ForBlasterSolo’sSellsOverMillion Sole Surviving Example Used By Harrison Ford In “Star Wars: A New Hope” Among Stars Of $23 Million Three-Day Sale Zelma’s Emporium Replaces Golden Lane In New Oxford, Pa. New Group Shop Is Committed To Investing In Business And Offering Quality Material antiquesandauctionnews.net Continued on page 2 Continued on page 2 Continued on page 7
resources. She has replaced the roof, replaced lighting with LEDs, and is in the process of upgrading the HVACSosystem.whois Zelma? Zelma is the face of the branding and Cline’s grandmother who raised her. Customers often do a double-take looking at the framed picture of Zelma from the 1930s, then looking back at Cline behind the counter, concluding the two look much alike. Customers love the sentiment, as does Cline. “Antiquing can stir memories. I’ve gotten choked up more than once seeing a planter, a Christmas ornament, a desk or a piece of jewelry that reminds me of my grandma and my childhood. You can’t get that at Walmart.”
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Olsky’s “Chapeaux Mossant” sold for $2,880.
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She’s fallen in love with Zelma’s and even found love at the store as she met her future husband there. A spring 2023 wedding is planned, and the venue will be Zelma’s.Zelma’s Emporium is located at 11 N. Water St. in New Oxford, Pa.
Mid-Century Travel Marketing Posters Proved Popular With Decorators And Collectors
$300 and soared to $4,800. This example was illustrated with the company’s mascot napping on a comfortable recliner. Air India’s “Executive Class” was estimated at $250$350 and made $4,560. This poster featured three airline mascots relaxing in a spacious and well-appointed cabin.Other pre-war to midcentury posters marketing destinations in and around India also proved popular with bidders. G. Tait’s “Kedarnath / See India” was estimated at $1,500-$2,500 and brought $4,080. This
This example was printed in Paris by Devambez in 1927 and was illustrated with a flapper woman in red and purple kissing her snifter of
of this auction was driven by the quality and diversity of the posters. If browsing the catalog felt like wandering through a poster shop, it was for good reason,” according to Joe Slabaugh, director of cataloging at Potter & Potter
This travel poster, “Visit Kashmir,” sold for $3,360.
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(1888-1956) “A Map of Honolulu and the Sandwich Islands” which are now called the Hawaiian Islands, was estimated at $1,200-$1,800 and realized $3,360. It was published in 1927 in New York by Henry M. Snyder. This poster featured a map of Honolulu, with an inset of the islands and additional vignettes in the border, depicting “in pictorial fashion the history, landmarks, and customs of these colorful isles.”This auction rounded out with with entertainmentthemed posters as well as those that promoted important 20th-century political and social initiatives. Berta’s “Mame / Winter Garden” was
So far, it has been working; sales are up, and both customers and existing dealers are Clinehappy.knew confronting deferred maintenance would take time and
was contemplating an early retirement plan, Golden Lane was for sale, and she was willing to take on the risk and challenge of antiquing as a career instead of a hobby. In these two years, it has turned into much more than a retirement plan, it’s become a family, and she can’t see herself doing anything else.
cognac, which contained a sun emanating rays of sunshine as soft as her dress. An art deco poster for Mossant hats by the artist Olsky was estimated at $1,200-$2,000 and sold for $2,880. It was printed in 1928 in Paris by Versasson and was illustrated with a white fedora held up by a darkly-rendered gentleman and bold red lettering.
Show hours are Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $12, good for both days. The fairgrounds are located at 6550 Spring Brook Ave. (Route 9), Rhinebeck, N.Y.
Posters spotlighting aspirational travel within the USA were also hot tickets in this auction. Joseph Feher’s (1908-87) “Hawaii / United Air Lines” traded hands at $2,640. This mid-century masterpiece featured a hula dancer standing larger than life on one of the Hawaiian islands, surrounded by fish and plants, men and women on surfboards and outriggers, and a United Boeing Stratocruiser flying overhead. Alexander S. Macleod’s
“L’Hippodrome” was estimated at $3,000-$5,000 and sold for $7,200. This lithograph was printed in 1905 in Paris by Societe d’Impressions d’Art Industriel. It featured an equestrienne in an Art Nouveau jade and gilt dress and headpiece charging at the viewer on a black horse, with others on the track following behind. Leonetto Cappiello’s “Cognac Monnet” was estimated at $2,500$3,500 and delivered $4,080.
Auctions.Potter & Potter is based in Chicago, Ill.
and removed items (dealers) that didn’t make the grade, even though it meant losing rent payments. “Set the bar higher by improving the quality of the antiques, and you attract higher quality customers,” explained Cline.
Zelma’s has a variety of merchandise, from fine art by listed artists to primitives, antique hardware, Chippendale, Empire, Federal, to Sherry’s favorites: “Tiffany, Art Nouveau, prisms and rococco.” Cline started antiquing out of necessity (the rococco came later), needing a 1920s doorknob that led her to Golden Lane 14 years ago. While successfully procuring her doorknob, she was drawn in by the art and antiques in the store, and Golden Lane became a regular stop. A decade later, she
Potter & Potter Auctions’ poster sale held on Aug. 20 was a wall-to-wall success. When the hammer fell silent for the last time, 47 lots made $750-$1,499; 22 lots scored $1,500-$3,999; and seven lots broke the $4,000 mark. All prices noted include the company’s 20-percent buyer’sBidderspremium.could not get enough of a series of Air India 1980s-era promotional posters offered through this sale. Air India’s “The yawning gap between our Maharajah Class and any other First Class” was estimated at $200-
the Rhinebeck experience,” commented show producer FrankTheGaglio.Rhinebeck show provides a safe and welcoming environment to be enjoyed by show attendees of all ages, especially young collectors in strollers. From 18th century antiques to Mid-Century Modern, Rhinebeck has it all.
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Stunning antique posters featuring legacy brands and destinations scored several highlight slots in this sale. Manuel Orazi’s (1860-1934)
Srinagar, with the Himalayas rising in the distance.
Leonetto Cappiello’s (18751942) “Cognac Monnet” realized $4,080.
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Joseph Feher’s (1908-87) “Hawaii / United Air Lines” sold for $2,640.
tourism poster was published in the 1930s in Bombay and pictured the Kedarnath Temple, in the Himalayas, near one of the tributaries of the sacred Ganges River. “Visit Kashmir” was estimated at $800-$1,200 and made $3,360. This lithograph from 1949 was issued by the government of Jammu & Kashmir. It depicted a woman relaxing on the roof of a houseboat on Dal Lake,
Poster Sale Soars To $313,000
This poster by E.M. Eggleston (1882-1941), “Great Lakes Exposition,” sold for $3,120.
estimated at $150-$250 and realized $3,120. It was published in 1966 in New York by the Triton Gallery. This example was the original poster for the debut run of the timeless Broadway musical which starred Angela Lansbury and Beatrice“SimplyArthur.put, the success
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Collector Anecdotes And Antics
Thisinvestors.begsthe question as to just how mainstream sports card collecting can get. The market for sports cards really came into its own during the recent pandemic. Speculators benefited from the pandemic, as modern-era cards were being flipped onto the market just like meme stocks and sold just as quickly for record prices. This caused a massive frenzy in the vintage sports card market, as high-profile collectors and smart
investors sought refuge there to avoid the speculator frenzy occurring in the modern era market. Assuming that some of these investors bought the right vintage material at that time, and even with the current downturn in the overall stock market, prices are still on the up and up. Sports cards are proving to be another bellwether as to just how well the overall antiques and collectibles trade is performing at presentIronically,time.the sale of this card has caused some interesting comments from pop culture collectors, and several have contacted me to lament that as of right now, it is a shame that no comic book has ever sold for this high amount. As I have stated many times before, however, pop culture will always pale when compared to history over the long term. Coins have far outpaced sports cards for quite some time with a record-breaking sale sitting at close to $19 million. And currently, no comic book has ever sold for more than $4 million. And while I do think it is only a matter of time before certain collecting categories start to catch up to the sale of high-profile coins, the overall market is just not there yet. Still, this is a good sign that the market for high-profile antiques and collectibles is quite robust.
On Aug. 27, history was made. It was on this date that Heritage Auctions sold one of the highest graded and most iconic sports cards ever. The card in question was the highly sought-after 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie baseball card, and the final bid was $12.6, million which includes the 20-percent buyer’s premium that Heritage charges to the successful high bidder. Unfortunately, no stale bubble gum was included with the sale, but for $12.6 million, I am confident that either Heritage Auctions or the consignor could have easily provided it to the new owner.
Vintage Sports Card Market Hits A Grand Slam
By Shawn Surmick
Authenticator) has already graded at least two known “10s” of this same card. It should also be noted that in the eyes of most prominent sports card collectors, the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card, while iconic, is not the most sought-after sports card in existence. That moniker goes to the infamous T-206 Honus Wagner card, which was released back when baseball cards first came packaged with chewing tobacco around the turn of the 20th century. Still, the sale of this recordbreaking Mickey Mantle card has the distinction of being the highest price ever paid for a sports collectible and has set off a ripple effect that is vibrating throughout the market for sports cards. Excitement is currently running high among collectors and
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cards are much more stable than speculative and volatile modern issues. As such, anyone looking to invest in this market is well advised to go after vintage and established cards if investing for the long term.In conclusion, investors definitely scored a home run here, if not a grand slam. If this card or one like it comes up for auction again, all eyes are going to be on the sale of that card. And while I hope the final bid surpasses this amount, if it does not, that too will reverberate through the sports card collecting market. You see, the thing about record-breaking sales is that just like the latest meme stock, everyone expects the prices to continue to go up and up, until they don’t, and then chaos ensues. However, at least for right now, collectors of highprofile vintage cards have nothing to worry about. In fact, I can only surmise that the sky is the limit.
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.
Where does this leave sports cards in the grand scheme of things? Obviously the market for highly soughtafter vintage cards is nowhere near as speculative as it was back in the 1980s during the initial baseball card speculative bubble. Even back then, cards like the coveted 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card and the T206 Honus Wagner were sought after. The market for vintage sports cards has just become much more established since then. One negative in regard to all of this is that some speculators think the sale of this card justifies some of the insane prices being achieved for modernera sports cards. Speculators need to use caution when using this logic, as looking at the sports card market as a whole, vintage and iconic
The card in question was graded by SGC at 9.5 and is listed as the finest known example. That said, this is a misnomer. Another wellrespected third-party graded company known as PSA (Professional Sports
market is very strong, and we saw that at this sale, especially with the robots, space guns, model kits and playsets,” said Tommy Sage, head of Morphy’s toy division.
“Overseas bidders were competitive, as they always are, but in the end, it was American
It was play day, but it was also pay day for those hoping to acquire rare robots and space guns at Morphy’s Toys and Collectibles Auction on Aug. 9 and 10. The sale took in $1.5 million, with big-ticket items that included a boxed Machine Man Robot, a whimsi-
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The big 15.5-inch tin space toy, bright red with blue, yellow and black accents and a gearbox visual on its chest, was made in Japan around 1960. It is one of very few known, and of those, even fewer retain their colorful original boxes.
“This particular robot was consigned by its original owner, who found it in their attic,” commented Sage. “It sat in a dry location, undisturbed,
who ended up with the top pieces. The ‘win, place and show’ robots are all staying in the ToU.S.”no one’s surprise, a boxed example of perhaps the most coveted of all robots, a Machine Man from Masudaya’s “Gang of Five,” ambled away with the sale’s blue ribbon.
Robots And Space Guns Unstoppable At $1.5 Million Toys And Collectibles Auction cast-iron Rink
Boxed Machine Man Robot Found In Attic, One Of Few Known Examples, Commanded $84,000 Continued on page 5 A Kyser & Rex
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mechanical bank sold above estimate for $33,600. This extremely rare S.Y. (Japan) estimateaboveEuropeanElectromanbattery-operatedRobot,fromacollection,soldthemidpointofitsrangefor$78,000.
Another desirable robot that finished in the top ten was a rare, boxed, ca. 1960s plastic Pinocchio Atomico. Designed by Dan Voivod and
for over 60 years, waiting to be discovered. We sold it near the top of its estimate range, for $84,000.”Another fresh-to-themarket find, an extremely rare
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produced by Vietata (Italy), it has jointed limbs and a long, protruding nose, hence its “Pinocchio” name. Its other distinguishing features are a bubble helmet with a vertical antenna and eyes that illuminate when the button on the robot’s chest is pressed. It
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An amusing character profusely lithographed with gears, wheels and pulleys, the always-smiling Electroman operates on two D-cell batteries and has wheels on both sides that drive its bump-andgo action. It sold for $78,000.
Immediately following Pinocchio was another “Gang of Five” member, an imposing 1957 Radicon Robot with its original box. Complete with its remote-control battery box, the 19-inch (inclusive of verticalspaceantenna)toyrep-resentedanunusualbuyingoppor-tunity,asitisverydif-ficulttofindaRadicon
equipped with the original key for its lock, the gumball robot could not be improved upon. It was in tip-top shape and ready to join its new owner, whomever that might be. Following a nonstop volley of bids, the robot novelty sold for an astonishing $48,000 against an estimate of $4,000-$8,000. The result prompted Tommy Sage to remark, “Machines like this one are almost impossible to find, and we knew there were would be many bidders chasing it, both robot collectors and vending machine collectors, but we were still very pleasantly surprised by the sellingSpaceprice.”guns have always enjoyed their own niche following, and Morphy’s was pleased to include a number of productions within the space toys category of the sale. A very rare Madel crank-style plastic
18229 Jim ANTIQUESThorpe610-850-5660ONBROADWAY,52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles. Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5.
5 & 10 ANTIQUE MARKET, 115 S. Main St. Daily 10am-6pm. Cecil County’s largest! Approx. 65 dealers, variety & nostalgia. Buying/ selling antiques & collectibles. Local honey available.
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08081CARNIVALSicklerville856-545-3187OFCOLLECTABLES, 368 Cross Keys Rd. Open Wed.- Sat. 10am6pm, Sun. 10am-5pm. 12,000 sq.ft Furniture, Handmade & 7 days 10-5, Fri. Millerstown exit off RT322.
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Several noteworthy banks stepped into the spotlight on day one of Morphy’s August event, including a ca. 1881 H.L. Judd Co., “Seek Him Frisk.” It presented in excellent working order and was described in the auction catalog as being “one of the finest original examples known.” It settled within estimate for $52,800. Another sought-after bank, a Kyser & Rex Roller Skating Rink, sold above estimate for $33,600.
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ARTHISTORICBurlington609-747-8333BURLINGTONANTIQUES&EMPORIUM, 424 High Street. Open 6 Days Tues.- Sun. 11A - 5P & Fri. Open until 7P. www.antiquesnj.com
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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.
From$1,200-$1,500.Masudaya’s
ALL ERAS ANTIQUES, 8335 SR 304. Where deals are made. Priced to sell. Antiques & Collectibles from all eras, furniture - smalls. Easy to reach in central PA. allerasantiques@gmail.comallerasantiques.com
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A ca. 1881 H.L. Judd Co. “Seek Him Frisk” cast-iron mechanical bank in excellent working order and one of the finest original examples known sold within estimate for $52,800.
19464 PottstownInfo: 610-326-1911 MEMORIES N’ MORE, 204 High St. Old paper, ephemera, magazines, books, records, postcards + sundry other goods. Tues.-Sat., 11am-4pm.
YESTERYEARHanover717-637-1612ANTIQUECENTER, 441 PineSt Open Daily 10-5. 26,000 sq.ft., 130+ Dealers. Antiques, collectibles, vintage, etc.! Something for Everyone!
(Japan) famed “Gang of Five” robot series, a ca. 1960 Machine Man Robot accompanied by original graphic box with inserts, one of very few known examples, sold near the top of its estimate range for $84,000.
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“Desintgrador” (Disintegrator) space rifle retained its colorful, original Spanish-language box with an image of a city identified as “Mekonta,” the capital city of the “Treens” (greenskinned Venusian humanoids) in the British Dan Dare sci-fi comic series. The gun sold for $9,600, nearly four times its high estimate. Capturing an even higher price, a Marx Flash Gordon Signal Pistol in its scarce, colorful box with a 1935 King Features Syndicate copyright achieved $10,200 against an estimate of $1,200-$1,500.
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There was intense interest in a scarce 1950s Italian gumball vending machine in the form of a 54-inch-tall full-figure robot. In excellent to near-mint condition, it displayed a large supply of encapsulated prizes through the glass window on its chest. With a coin mechanism in perfect working order and
The Marx Flash Gordon Signal Pistol in scarce, colorful box, copyright King Features Syndicate, 1935, sold for $10,200 against an estimate of
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in excellent, complete condition. Against a $6,000-$9,000 estimate, it rose to $15,600.
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This United Airlines Boeing 377 Stratocruiser illuminating cutaway model with original shipping crate emblazoned with United Airlines labels, originally displayed at United’s corporate headquarters, sold for an above-estimate price of $38,400.
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10/14/22, FRIDAYAT9PHOENIXVILLE,AM, Live & Online Fall Auction featuring a large equine collection, furniture, pistol collection, dolls, paintings, clocks and much more., 1041 W. Bridge St., #20, Wiederseim Auction
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Antiques Collectibles& MARKETPLACEAntiqueInFrederick,Md. 110 Dealers 5862 Urbana Pike (Rt. 355 Frederick,So.)MD oldgloryantiques.comOpenDaily10-6“Late”Thursdays‘til8pm AdvertisingArtFurniture&Prints•TextilesRecords•Pottery•CivilWarItems 301-662-9173 R082502 A Fun Place To Shop! Open10-6Daily Antique Mall On Saturday,
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10/22/22, TYRONE, SATURDAY AT10 AM, On-site estate collection of the late Chester & Jessica Geist including 15+ vehicles, gas pumps, auto & garage signs, antique tractors, sleighs, coach, wagons and more. Second session in November with furnishings and real estate., Live Onsite & Online, ROAN Inc.
09/23-24/22, YORK, FRI. 10-6 & SAT. 10-5, The Original 179th Semi-Annual York, PAAntiques Show & Sale, 334 Carlisle Avenue, York Fairgrounds Conv. & Expo Ctr., Memorial Hall East
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09/23/22, WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, 5:00 PM, Live Auction featuring Lionel & HO train collections, sports memorabilia, NASCAR, toys and collectibles and much more., 1323 Newport Gap Pike, Delaware Estate Sales
09/23-25/22, REINHOLDS, SAT. & SUN., 7AM-4PM, EARLY BUYERS FRIDAY7-11 AM, Fall Extravaganza, 607 Willow St., Adamstown/ Reinholds, PA
10/08-09/22, STORMVILLE, SAT. & SUN., 8AM-4PM, Antiques Show & Flea Market, 427 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY 10/01/22, MULLICAHILL, 9 A.M-4 P.M., Annual Fall Festival of Antiques, 275 Bridgeton Pike, Gloucester County 4-H Fairgrounds/Pavillions
10/14-15/22, FISHERSVILLE, FRI. & SAT., 9AM-5PM, 69th Antiques Expo, 277 Expo Rd., Expoland
09/25/22, DENVER, SUNDAY, OUTDOORS 7:30AM-4PM, Antiques & Collectors Special Sunday, 2500 N. Reading Rd., Renningers Adamstown 09/24/22, PHILADELPHIA, 8 AM - 5 PM, Flea Market, 400 block of S. 2nd St., Society Hill, Headhouse Square
10/06-09/22, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg. 10/01-02/22, NEWCASTLE, SAT. 9-2, SUN. 10-4, EARLY ADMISSION OPTION, Deleware Train Show & Octoberfest Toy Show, 198 S. Dupont Hwy, Nur Shrine Center Oct., ToyShows.org with Delaware Train a.m. p.m. Nur Shrine Route 13/198 South DuPont
10/08/22, MIFFLINTOWN, SATURDAY, 9:00 AM, Auction featuring the estate of Charlene S. Alexander including furniture and collectibles, cookstove, cast iron, enamelware, dairy items, crocks, toys, prints, Cub Cadet mower, shop tools and related items and much more., 429 Cuba Mills Rd, Bryan Imes, Auctioneer
09/23-30/22, COLUMBIA, FRIDAY12-4 P.M., Antique Appraisal Event, 15 S Third Street, Columbia Market House
10/15/22, KEMPTON, 9 A.M.-4 P.M., 8TH ANNUALKEMPTON ANTIQUE SHOW& SALE, 83 Community Center Dr., KEMPTON COMMUNITYREC CENTER 10/15/22, FISHTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, 8 AM - 5 PM, Flea Market, 2161 E. York St, Fishtown, Hackett Elementary School 10/08/22, PENNS LANDING, PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, 8 AM - 5 PM, RAIN DATE 10/9 FOR OUTDOOR, Flea Market, Indoor & Outdoor, 121 N. Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing, Cherry St. Pier & Race St. Pier 10/01/22, PHILADELPHIA, 8 AM - 5 PM, RAIN DATE OCT2, Flea Market, 3400 & 3500 bolcks of Lancaster Ave, Drexel University, University City 10/01/22, FAIRFIELD, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Gathering on THE FARM at Gettysburg - Country & Primitive Antq. Event, 1042 Bullfrog Rd., 10 min. from downtown Gettysburg 10/01-02/22, REINHOLDS, SAT. & SUN., 7AM-4PM, Harvest & Halloween Festival, Season Finale, Yard Sale, 607 Willow St., Adamstown/ Reinholds, PA 09/30/22 TO 10/01/22, LEBANON, FRI. 10-4 & SAT. 10-2, Miss Morgan's Milkweed Antique & Artisan Show, 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon Valley Expo Center 09/30/22, COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, 12-4, Meet & Greet, 445 Linden St., Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce
11/12-13/22, JAMISON, SATURDAY10-5 AND SUNDAY 11-4, The 2022 Annual Antiques Show, 1410 Almshouse Rd, St. Cyril of Jersualem Church
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10/02/22, SUNDAYAT10HARRISBURG,AM, Firearms & Militaria Online Auction featuring antique & modern hand guns, antique & military long guns including Winchester M 1876 Deluxe, sporting guns, ammunition, swords, bayonets, and signal cannon and more., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals
08/31/22-09/21/22, EPHRATA, WEDNESDAY, 6:00 PM, Online Auction featuring Colonial & Early US Coins & Paper Currency including confederate currency, fractional & uncirculated items, $10 & $20 gold pieces and more., Online Only, Gehman Auctions
09/25/22, HAMMONTON, SUN. 9AM-3PM, Fall Antiques & Bottle Show, 31 Batsto Rd., Historic Batsto Village, Wharton State Forest 01/06/22 TO 12/18/22, COLUMBUS, THURS.-SUN., Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market, Rt. 206 South, Delaware Valley, Columbus, NJ
09/30/22, SIDE,FRIDAYAT1:30CHAMBERSBURG,FOROUT-3:30FORINSIDE, Public Auction featuring the collection of Bill & Annie Baker from around the world since WWII. Outside line includes shelving, tools and box lots. Inside line includes furniture, asian, nautical, Christmas nativities, clocks, paintings, collectibles and much more., 4401 Philadelphia Ave, Kenny's Auction
09/24/22, BROOKFIELD, SAT. 10AM-3PM, Walker's Homestead Antiques & Primitive Goods Show, 19 Martin Rd., Brookfield, MA
09/20/22, GLEN ROCK, TUESDAYAT1:00 PM, In-person & simulcast Auction includes several types of folk art, wood painted & carved items, iron items, modern red ware, paintings, prints & framed items, decorated stoneware, mini decorated blanket chests, copper weathervanes and more., 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrly's Auction Service
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10/01-05/22, ROME, SAT. AT 10AM, WED. AT10AM, MultiDay Onsite & Online Auction of the estate of Donald A Weisenburger. Real Estate auction on Saturday at 10 am. Contents of first floor Oct. 1 through 5, including furniture: Mission Oak and modern furniture and collectibles: stain glass windows, paintings & prints, lights & lamps, copper ware and much more., 907 N. George St., Brzostek's Auction Service Inc.
10/08/22, SATURDAYAT9FREDERICK,AM, Annual Kick off to Fall Auction featuring items from several estates in over 2,000 lots. 1953 MG TD and trailer, Fenton Glass, Japanese items, Waterford crystal, movie cameras, sports related items and much more., Frederick Fairgrounds, 797 East Patrick St, Howard Parzow
09/20-21/22, WEDNESDAY,HAGERSTOWN, Online Estate Auction featuring large collections of Fenton glass, Jim Shore folk art, victorian & primitive furniture, cast iron, crocks and more., Online, Hurley Auctions
11/06/22, LANCASTER, SUN., 9AM - 2PM, Lancaster Doll, Toy & Teddy Bear Show & Sale, 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster Farm & Home Center
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09/21-25/22, ADAMSTOWN, WED.-SUN., Sept. Extravaganza, Reading Rd., Rte. 272, Adamstown, PA- 7 mi. along Rte. 272 11/05/22, BERLIN, SATURDAY, 9-3, Simple Goods Antiques & Primitive Goods Show, 3558 US Route 62, Heritage Community Center
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10/13-16/22, ROME, THURSDAY- SUNDAYAT10 AM, Multi-day Live & Online Auction from the estate of Donald A. Weisenburger. Oct 13-16 auctions the 3rd floor & basements contents including furniture: chests, Mission Oak items, Collectibles: lamps, toys, enamel & cast iron, beer signs and more. , 907 N. George St., Brzostek's Auction Service Inc
09/23-24/22, KUTZTOWN, FRI. & SAT. 9AM-4PM, Antiques & Collector Extravaganza, 740 Noble St., Renningers Kutztown
10/07-10/22, ROME, FRIDAYMONDAYAT10 AM, Multi-day online & live auction from the estate of Donald A. Weisenburger. Oct 7 through 10 auctioning second floor contents including bedroom furniture, collectibles, jewelry, musical instruments and more., 907 N. George St., Brzostek's Auction Service Inc.
09/29-14/22, KINZERS, THURSDAYAT10 AM, LIVE & ONLINE, Live & Online Auction featuring antiques: MCM, arts, dolls & toys. Furniture at 10 am, online catalog at 12 pm including Asian arts, pottery, paintings, old PAlicense plates, clock collection and much more. , 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions Int'l
11/25-26/22, LANCASTER, FRI. 10-5, SAT. 10-3, Lancaster Fall Postcard Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center
09/21-28/22, EPHRATA, WEDNESDAY, 6:00 PM, <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Variety Antique Auction including primitives, jewelry, watches, advertising, stoneware, furniture and more., Online Only, Gehman Auctions
11/25-26/22, LANCASTER, FRIDAY10-5, SATURDAY10-3, Lancaster Fall Postcard Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center
10/16/22, LEESPORT, SUNDAY 9-3, 7th Annual Berks County IACANE Indian Relic Show, 312 Gernants Church Rd, Leesport Farmers Market
10/01/22, ORWIGSBURG, SAT. AT10AM, Live auction featuring firearms, jewelry, furniture, military, antique & vintage, toys, collectibles, sports and more., 1506 Centre Tpk, Auction Time Bid Board
www.brzostek.com 80 Smokey Hollow Road Baldwinsville, NY (315)678-254213027 Online & Live Onsite Unreserved Real Estate & Fabulous Multi-Day Onsite Antiques Estate Real Estate Open House: 9/25 10 AM 4PM Real Estate to be Auctioned on Sat., Oct. 1 @ 10 AM-Features: 2,561’+/- Sq. Ft., Four Bedroom, Two-Story Colonial style home w/One Full Bath, a finished Attic & Full Basement on a 90’ x 200’+/- Lot! (.41 Ac.) Auctioning-Sat., Oct 1 thru Wed., Oct. 5, 10 AM: First Floor of home and 3 Trailer Contents-500-600 lots each day: Antiques & Collectibles to be auctioned following the auction of the Real Estate to include: Furniture- Lots of Mission Oak Furniture-Modern 2 dr. Inlaid Harvey Ellis Design bookcase, Mission Oak bench, Stickley style rocker, 4’l Library table w/drw., bookcase stand, Gustav Stickley footstool, Stickley Bros. chair, Leather arm chairs, Italian carved 3 pc. Parlor set w/sofa & Lg. armchairs, Oak fireplace mantel w/mirror, spinet piano, Onyx & Brass stand, Mahogany drop front secretary, Oak hall tree, Mission Oak Grandfather clock, Oak pedestal stands, Curio cabinets, Rd. Oak Dining room table & sideboard, China cabinet, Victorian cyl. Secretary, poster beds, Mission Oak slant front desk, set of 4 Carved Lions head Dining room chairs, Mission Oak smoking stand, Oak ice box, Oak bookcase, dinette table & 4 chairs, Mission Oak settee; Collectibles: Lg. Bronze Buddha, wooden barrel churn, RR lan-
Terms on Personal Property: Full payment is due day of Auction by Cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover or Debit Cards. Checks w/Bank Letter of Guarantee. 15% Buyer's premium. All items sold in "AS IS" condition. Subject to errors and omissions. Driver's license required for bidding number. All statements made day of auction take precedence over printed material. Estate of Donald A. Weisenburger 907 N. George St., Rome, NY 13440 (NY-26/Turin St. to N. George St., Between Maple St. & W. Linden St. or NY46 to W. Linden St. to L. on N. George St.) Sat., Oct 1, 10 AM-Real Estate Auction Sat., Oct. 1 thru Wed., Oct 5, 10 AM-1st Floor Contents Fri., Oct. 7 thru Mon., Oct. 10, 10 AM-2nd Floor Contents Thurs., Oct. 13 thru Sun., Oct, 16, 10 AM-3rd Floor Contents Preview: 8-10 A.M. Prior to Each Auction Day! R088392 DanielAuctioneers:F.Stoltzfus, Lic. #AU005680 John Riehl, Lic. #AA019294 Amos Stoltzfus Jr., Lic. #AA019567 717-442Announcements9493Day Of Sale Take Precedence Over Any Printed Material. TERMS OF SALE: Major Credit Cards Accepted. 5% Fee Waived If Paid In Cash or PA Check. Auction For: Henry Smucker & Late Emma717-786-8555Smucker Location: 179 Lamparter Rd., QUARRYVILLE, PA 17566 (Lancaster Co.) DIRECTIONS: Rt. 372 East of Quarryville approx. 3 mi., turn right onto Lamparter Rd. 1½ mi. to auction on left, or from 896 and 372 at the blinking lights west on 372 ½ mi., then turn left onto Lamparter Rd. to auction on left. LARGE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES H 15 GUNS H COLLECTION OF TOBACCO & TEA TINS PRIMITIVES H TOOLS H FISHER ANVIL H OLD BANK SAFE H METAL SIGNS INTERNATIONAL 3 HP HIT & MISS ENGINE H EARLY CALENDARS H TOYS H ARTIFACTS CUCKOO CLOCKS H HISTORY BOOKS H FURNITURE H HH GOODS H PEDAL TRACTORS For Full Listing to go Auctionzip.com #25310 LARGE ANTIQUE & BOOK AUCTION H GEORGETOWN/QUARRYVILLE AREA H ONE TIME ANNOUNCEMENT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 @ 8:00 A.M. R087394 NOTE: WOW! What A Collection of Antiques Henry Has Put Together Over The Past 60 Years, with The Decision of Going Auction and Giving You The Opportunity of Adding To Your Collection, This Is An Auction You Do Not Want To Miss. So Plan To Be There Early. White Horse Auction Service Is Honored To Conduct This One-Of-A-Kind Auction, And We Express Our Gratitude, Hope To See You There! For A Book Catalog Or To Leave Absentee Bids Call 717-786-8555. APPROX. AUCTION SCHEDULE: RING 1 - Starting @ 8:00 AM Sharp on Household Goods, At 10:00 AM Books. RING 2 - Starting @ 8:30 AM w/ Wagonloads, At Noon The Guns & Ammo, Hit & Miss Engine @ 1:00 PM, We Will Be Selling w/2 Auctioneers, So Please Bring A Friend. R088509 “Proven Reliability for Buyers And Sellers” 570-968-4636Phone: No Personal Checks: See Our www.auctiontimebidboard.comWebsite:AY002311AUCTIONEER:TOMHENDRICKS AU005754 OWNER: CAROLYN FRY AA019615 ANOTHER HUGE SALE AT SCHUYLKILL COUNTY’S BEST AUCTION AUCTION TIME BID BOARD 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1ST, 2022 1506 Centre Turnpike ORWIGSBURG. PA 17961 FIREARMS: Sharps 16ga Shotgun, Smith & Wesson M&P 38 Special Revolver, Zostava Mauser M48A Rifle, Mossberg AR22 w/ Red Dot Scope, Budapest Mod M95M 8mm Mauser Rifle, Remington Mod 3 Mark 1 .303 Rifle, Brazil Mod 1908 7mm Mauser Rifle. Ammo, Reloading. JEWELRY: Much Gold incl 14K: Many Rings, Necklace, Bracelet, Earrings, 10K Cameo Ring, Dozens of Sterling Rings, Much Costume, Estate & Tray Lots. FURNITURE: Bedroom & Dining Room Sets, Large Curio Cabinets, Midcentury Modern Bedroom Sets & Coffee Table Sets, Corner Cabinets, Cedar Chests, Bookcases. MILITARY: WWII German Helmet, Patches, Knives. ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: Porcelain Undertaker’s Table, Child’s Casket with Display, Holiday Blowmolds & Decorations, Icebox, Radios, Mantle & Cuckoo Clocks, Early Yearbooks incl Pottsville & Minersville PA, Model A Tires, 2 Watchmakers Crystal Cabinets, Pyrex Nesting Bowls, Pocket Watches incl Elgin. TOYS: John Deere Riding Tractor & Wagon, Doepke Barber-Greene Bucket Loader, Trains incl Lionel Anniversary Train & ZW Transformer, Barbie, Tonka, Lunchboxes incl Super Friends, Diney Express & NFL. VIDEO GAMES: GBA & Nintendo DS Games incl Many Pokemon Games; Consoles, etc. COLLECTIBLES: Pokemon Cards, Lenox, Jim Shore, 1956 Elvis Trading Cards, Stamps, Knives. SPORTS: Baseball Cards incl 1950’s Topps & Bowman, Autographed Baseballs, Unopened Wax Boxes. OTHER ITEMS: ruin Ambush 370 Crossbow, Compound Bows, Exercise Equipment, KitchenAid Mixer, Piano, Acoustic & Electric Guitars, 17’ Canoe, Building Materials, Tools incl Craftsman Tool Chest. Spence’s Auction & Flea Market Auction Every Tues. & Fri. - 12:30 P.M. Flea Market Every Tues., Fri. & Sat. 7:30 A.M. 550 S. New Street, Dover, DE 19901 (302) 734-3441 Estates Welcome - Over 150 Flea Market Vendors, Indoors & Outdoors R030369 KLEINFELTER’SAUCTION 492 E. Lincoln Ave. MYERSTOWN, PA 17067 Online Only Auctions Every Thursday 1PM For Information Phone (717) 272-7078 R075957 R030375 Richard L. Dotta Auction Co. Route 512 (11 miles North of Route 22) NAZARETH, PA www.dottaauction.com18064610-759-7389
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makes. A variety of dealers with unique merchandise are coming from up and down the East Coast. This show is Saturday only and will have a train layout on display by The Strasburg Model RR Club of NewOnJersey.Sunday, Oct. 2 the Octoberfest Toy Show, Delaware’s largest toy show, moves in. There will be 175 tables of new, collectible and antique toys. The show runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the same venue. Admission will be $5, and children under the age of 12 are admitted free of charge. The early buyers admission starts at 9 a.m. and is $15.
TV/Armoire, 48"
convenient to I-95, I-295 and U.S. Route 40, three miles from the Delaware Memorial Bridge and 20 minutes from Philadelphia.
from “Star Wars: A New Hope.”
The finest known 1891 Production Colt Single Action Army revolver sold for $763,750.
For directions or information on attending or participating in either show, call 856-302-3606 or visit www.toyshows.org.
This Aug. 26, 27, and 28 Premier Auction was the fifth largest in the company’s history. With more than 2,000 lots, the sale marked the company’s sixth consecutive event to breach the $20 million mark. Additional highlights new and old included a pair of
Continued from page 6 terns, Westinghouse 1940’s refrigerator, leaded beveled glass oval attic window, Oak hall mirror, assorted antique stain glass windows, mirror hanging coat racks, Mission Oak lamps, oil paintings, prints & frames, busts, Arts & Crafts folding screen, Lg. Porcelain Palace urn, Plaster of Paris statues, Modern & Old Tiffany style leaded glass lamps, Oak card file, Leather Bound books, Robert E. Lee ship model, Oak wall telephones, Art Pottery Jardinière stands, New Cameo lamps, paperweights, silverplate, Watercolors, Crystal Chandeliers, Frankart light, Art Nouveau & Art Deco lights, Oriental rugs, silverplated flatware, Mica Art Deco lamp, Leaded & Beveled glass doors & windows, Early sugar chest, Antique reference books, Nippon & Crystal lamps, Arts & Crafts Copperware, Brass & Copperware, Federal mirrors, Stickley mantel clock, crocks & jugs w/Blue, Brass buckets, Speed Queen Round wringer washer, sm. Old appliances, clock shelves, Stereo equipment-receivers, turntables, folding bookcase, Oak w/mirror, Lg. Lg. S-curve Roll-top desk w/raised panels, foot stools, wicker furniture, Oak Pier mirror, Oak Bonnet chests, Oak dressers w/mirrors, carved back chairs, Mission Oak sideboard, Brass bed, Mission Oak desk & chair, Buttermold carved wardrobe, kids rocker; Collectibles: Hart Bros. crock, many statues, Men’s & Women’s clothes, purses, Good Gold & Costume Jewelry, Roseville Donatello, table & floor lamps, Roseville, Weller pottery, scarves, Playboy magazines, China dresser sets, lg. amplifier, stuffed animals, sewing machine, CD’s, globes, GWW lamp, Crystal chandelier, magazine rack, Ertl cars & books, lace & linens, Brass & slag glass chandelier, trumpet, trombone, guitars, Schultz & Dooley sign, paintings on silk, kids books, hall trees, boom boxes, luggage, Carnival glass, plus more! Auction: #8284-8287/22.
Jay’s Fil-Am Mobile Cuisine will be on-site, and parking is free of charge. These are rain-orshine indoor events. The Nur Shrine Center is
fainting couch, benches,
Auctioning-Thurs., Oct. 13 thru Sun., Oct. 16, 10 AM: 3rd Floor Contents & Basement contents: Furniture-Sugar chest on legs, Cedar chest, Kids rockers, Mission Oak chairs, piano stools, Oak tall chests, Chiropractor table, iron base vanity benches, Harvey Ellis inlaid Stickley modern 1 dr., 1 drw. Nightstand, Mission Oak rocker, Art Nouveau bench; Collectibles: Tiffany Type hanging lamps, Depression glass, old toys & games, Neon beer signs, Barbie, pictures/prints/frames, mirrors, folding screen, Stereo equipment & lg. speakers, Christmas ornaments, plus more! Basement contents: old enamel cast iron oven/range, cast iron gates, Pool hall pool table, tools, leaded glass window, old fan, old porch posts & columns, beer lights & sign, parts cabinets full of nuts/bolts/nails/screws; old GE 1930’s refrigerator, old lawn ornaments, plus more! Auction: #8288-8291/22.
Brass bed, loveseat,
A Winchester “One of One Hundred” Model 1873 rifle sold for $440,625.
auctions each year. They are located in Rock Island, Ill.
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This blaster originally used in 1977 by Harrison Ford as Han Solo in “Star Wars: A New Hope” sold for $1,057,500.
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pistols wielded by Angelina Jolie in the 2001 film “Lara Croft: Tomb Raider,” which sold for $35,250; Wild Bill Hickok’s Smith & Wesson No. 2 revolver, $235,000; the finest known 1891 Production Colt Single Action Army revolver, $763,750; and a Winchester “One of One Hundred” Model 1873 rifle, which sold for $440,625About Rock Island Auction
LP records; cast iron & Brass fireplace sets, Indian pottery, Chic pottery; China & Glassware: Cut & colored, pressed glass; Delft China, Noritake Sheridan China, Wedgewood, Crystal vases, Nippon & HP China, Depression glass, Belleek China, plus more! Auction: #8279-8283/22. Auctioning-Fri., Oct. 7 thru Mon., Oct. 10, 10 AM: 2nd Floor contents & 1 Verdi Trailers contents:Furniture- Chippendale style loveseat, Empire stands, Leaded glass bookcases, Walnut Victorian bookcase, Mahogany dresser w/mirror, slant front secretary, Mahogany Armoire, Mahogany chest of drawers, Bedroom sets, lg.
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• You should understand, however, that most stamps have little or no financial value, and they won’t put much money in your pocket. Remember those ads from 1950s comic books offering 1001 stamps for one •Stampsdime? that are
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un-used (non-cancelled) can still be used for valid postage today, regardless of age. However, I’d much rather put two 29 cent stamps on a 1st class envelope rather than 19 threecent stamps to cover today’s 55-cent postage rate. Hence, you can still use most
antiquesandauctionnews.net8- - Antiques & Auction News — September 23, 2022 R088502 DELAWARE ESTATE SALES 1323 Newport Gap Pike, Wilmington, DE 19804 302-327-9017 or www.estatesalesofdelaware.com302-668-7309 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD @ 5:00 P.M. PREVIEW: 4:00 P.M. 1323 Newport Gap Pike, WILMINGTON, DE 19804 TRAINS & TOYS: Collection of Lionel & HO Trains: K-Line, Pre & Post War Lionel Trains, Marx, Haftner, American Flyer, REA, RMT, Bachman & other houses, 100+ light-up Ceramic house & Accessories, RR Track, Train parts, Trees, Star Wars, NASCAR Collectibles, Football & Baseball Cards, Hess trucks, Matchbox cars, Star Trek figures, Hot Wheels, Cast Iron Toys, Johnny Speed remote control car, Die cast cars, other toys, old post cards, Collectibles and much more. SPORTS MEMORABILIA: Autographed framed pictures to include LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Magic Johnson, Tom Brady, Muhammad Ali, Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Whitey Ford, Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner, Hank Aaron, Lou Ferrigno. 1973 Topps Bob Gibson, 1995 Classic Shaq 22K Gold Card, 2010 Prestige Tom Brady, 2008 Topps Team Set Derek Jeter, 1999 UD Michael Jordan, 2021 Graded Cards to Include 1992 The River Group - Elvis, 1973 Topps Pokemon Cosmog, 1957 Topps Yankee Team, 2001 UD Tiger Woods, 1989 Pro Set Madonna. Terms: Cash, Check, MC/Visa Credit Cards. All items are being sold in AS IS condition. All merchandise must be removed the day of the sale. All Sales Are Final! Check out our website www.estatesalesofdelaware.comat:forfulllistingandpictures LIONEL & HO TRAIN COLLECTIONS SIGNED SPORTS MEMORABILIA NASCAR, TOYS & COLLECTIBLES Applicable Buyer’s Premium. Pick Up BY APPOINTMENT. 1500 Paxton St, Harrisburg, PA R088511 FIREARMS & MILITARIA ONLINE ONLY AUCTION SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 AT 10 A.M. HANDGUNS: Antique Colts incl SAA Gen 1, Artillery Model, Engraved; Remington. Modern Smith & Wesson M&P, 36, K38, 37-3 Airweight, 342PD AirLite, 442 Airweight, Tactical, 686, 66-1, Performance Center; FN; H&K; Chiappa; Savage M 1917; Colt Auto .25, Python, King Cobra, Defender Lightweight, Diamondback Sidekick; L.W. Seecamp NIB; Beretta; Taurus; Charter Arms; Ruger Wrangler; Webley; Manhurin; Sig Sauer. Match Browning Medalist; High Standard Supermatic Citation; Colt Gold Cup Nat’l; Madore incl Caspian & Hammerli, Crosman Skanaker Model 88. LONG GUNS: Antique: D Henkels U.S. Contract; Winchester M 1876 Deluxe; Springfield Trapdoor; Harpers Ferry Musket. Military: Springfield M1 Garand; Winchester M1; Russian SKS; 1903A3 Smith Corona; Norinco; German GEW 88; Arisaka; MosinNagant; Enfield; Steyr Mannlicher; Lebel; Berthier; Mauser Collection Argentine, Turkish, Spanish, 98, Carl Gustafs, Belgian, Swedish, DWM. Sporting: Browning Citori Ultra XS, Auto 5, BT100, Recoilless; Perazzi MX10 RS with Custom stock and engraving; Beretta Urilka, 682 Gold E; Krieghoff. Modern: Remington Gamemaster 760, M34 NRA Target, 513S Matchmaster, M700; Rossi; Mossberg; Winchester M1894 Pre-64, M1912, M52; Hammerli TAC R1; Springfield M1A Scout; Browning A-Bolt; Rossi; Savage; Ithaca; Marlin; American Tactical; Kel-Tec; Custom Benchrests on Sako and Shilin Actions. AMMUNITION: Various Manufacturers and Calibers, dozens of lots. EDGED WEAPONS: Japanese Officers Swords; Bayonets incl WWI Ross Rifle Co with US & Canadian Marks. MILITARIA: Signal Cannon; WWII Archive. Online Bidding — Catalog available September 23! Previews by Appointment. ONLINE thru SEPTEMBER 21! HAGERSTOWN, MD 21742 LARGE COLLECTIONS of FENTON & JIM SHORE Victorian & primitive furniture; HUNDREDS of pcs of Fenton art glass-many unique & hard to find; Classic Rock albums; Jim Shore folk art figures & holiday pcs; Thomas Paconni ornaments; leaded glass lamps; carnival glass; Lenox; 10k gold rings; political pcs; chalkware; clocks; cast iron; stoneware crocks; signed baseballs, LOADS of ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES & VINTAGE ITEMS. Preview: Sept. 20th, 4-6p.m. 717-597-9100 • Kaleb Hurley AU006233 Matthew Hurley WWW.HURLEYAUCTIONS.COMAU003413L/AY002056 ESTATEAMAZINGAUCTION R088499
Stamp collections will usually consist of items such as postage stamps, blocks and plate blocks, sheets, coils, booklets, postal cards, first day covers, stock books, commemoratives, non-United States Postal Service-issued limited editions, among others. Stamps can be classified as U.S. vs. foreign, used (cancelled) vs. un-used (noncancelled, and will fall into the good-better-best categories based on rarity, condition, and desirability).
A stamp collection consists of postal items that have been nicely organized
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tions stamps at my “What’s It Worth” appraisal program, I often joke with them by saying I can show them the “Fountain of Youth” and make them feel young again. All they have to do is attend a stamp auction with me (I’m 70), and we’ll be the youngest ones in the room. I’m exaggerating (slightly), but unfortunately few in today’s younger generation are interested in collecting stamps. That doesn’t mean that all stamps are valueless,Philatelyhowever.is the collecting of stamps, and Philatilists are “stamp collectors.” Back in the early 20th century, prior to television, computers, video games, and cell phones, many boys and girls in America were philatelists at some point in their life.
Here are a few thoughts on dealing with a personal or inherited stamp collection:•
“What’s It Worth” Antique Minute Dealing With A Stamp Collection
Therefore, just because your stamps are 100 years old doesn’t automatically make them valuable. Value will usually depend on factors other than age.
and arranged, usually in stamp albums.
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• A quantity of stamps thrown into a box or container in a disorganized manner is not a collection but rather an accumulation. Collections will almost always sell better than accumulations, yet I see far more accumulations than collections.•Thebest and rarest stamps, in the best condition, such as some early 19th century issues and Zeppelin Air Mail stamps, will still command premium prices from serious collectors. Your job is to identify those valuable stamps yourself or sell them through a reliable individual or company who can identify and sell them for you.•
You can try to sell them to a stamp collector or dealer who will pay you a fair price for what you have.
Rugger, Fairy Rose Studio, The Mud Room, and others. There are many dealers who bring traditional antiques to the show as well.No event is complete without great food, and there will be a variety of delicious foods from which to choose, including the in-house food vendor, Roberts, a native of Lebanon County. Top it all off with a Harrisburg Farm Show Milkshake made by ELCO Future Farmers of America (FFA).Lebanon
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Special 15th Anniversary Celebration Will Take Place At Lebanon Valley Expo Center
between vendors to allow dealers and guests more room. Hand sanitizer will be available at the front entrance and other points throughout the show. All facility overhead doors (and there are many) will be open to transform the facility into an “open air event,” so please dress accordingly. The show will go on rain or shine. With over 75,000 square-feet indoors and 70-plus acres outside, be sure to wear good walking shoes.What makes this fall antique and artisan show so successful? Well, it’s the talented vendors, of course. And this year’s line-up of quality vendors will not disappoint. The slogan, “Bring a truck,” isn’t a joke. Shoppers will need one to haul off their goods.
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Valley Craft Brewery, which began 160 years ago, has reopened its doors in its original building and will be on-site offering seasonal brews. Also new this year to the show
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pedestal fan; stepladder; smudge pots; large
they have brought their show to the Lebanon Valley Expo Center. Vendors will be provided with larger booths to allow more room for social distancing, and, when possible, empty spaces will be provided
She rides again! The 15th anniversary celebration of Miss Morgan’s Milkweed Antiques Antique and Artisan Show will be held on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, at the Lebanon Valley Expo Center
Each year, the line-up of vendors grows, and this year is no different. A few include Side Street Salvage, Winter Wheat Antiques, Rusty Nut Antiques, Cornfield Primitives, and Cabin in the Woods. Many well-known talented artisans will be onsite, including Bobbi’s Addictive Accessories, Krisnick, Wooly
PERSONAL PROPERTY: Corner China Cabinet; Sewing David Eldreth & others. Decorated Blanket chests by - Robert E. Enders &Yellow Breeches Box Co.
R088383 PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY, SEPT. 30 – 1:30 P.M. OUTSIDE To be held at 4401 Philadelphia Ave., Chambersburg, PA 17202 4 miles North of Chambersburg, along Rte. 11 FURNITURE 8:00 PM: Cherry breakfront; cherry Queen Anne table w/8 chairs; cherry server; 3 section walnut bookshelves; oak roll top desk; sofa/loveseat; 2 door walnut cabinet; 1910 writing desk; oak shelf; wood chest; wall unit; wood settee and more. ASIAN: Porcelain garden seat; Sinibar pc; Chinese carved figural shelf; cloisonne lamp; Chinese scroll; bronze buddah; blue & white porcelain; import sm cabinet; mud figure; carpet; etc. NAUTICAL 7:00 PM: 2 ship binnacles; 2 ships brass clocks; 2 brass ships lanterns; 2 barometers; brass salute cannon; ect. CHRISTMAS: Russian nativity; large German carved nutcrackers; many Christmas stamps; Ostrich egg nativity; variety of large nativity sets; trees full of quality modern ornaments; Navidad nativity; carved German ornaments; 8 Dresdan angels; Erzgebirge; ect. CLOCKS 7:00 PM: German carved oak grandfather clock; 3 German wall clocks; shelf clock. ARTWORK 7:00 PM: Lou Messa; Sal Totora; Vietnam painting; 2 Horsock paintings; Zimmerman German painting – “The Coachman” watercolor; prints; farm painting; Paris painting; (2) ’69 Clo Rothery still life; Vera Swane watercolor. MISCELLANEOUS 3:30 PM: Delfts; Wedgewood; WWII war bond poster; J.P. Coats spool cabinet; Gutta Percha case; set of Worchester china; Turkish prayer rug; German wood carvings; German gingerbread tins; Czech coffee grinder; pewter top stein; brass/copper sconces; Turkish water pipe; globe; Kaleidoscope; German painted wall cabinet; marble bookends; WWI needlework Salute; Royal Doulton; records; lemon press; mortar/pestle; camera lenses; much more. NOTE: The Bakers collected nice pieces while living around the world serving in the military since WWII. Bill and Annie BakerOUTSIDE LINE 1:30: Metal shelving; small tools; box lots. Terms: Cash, good check. 13% Buyers premium discounted to 10% for cash or good check. Carl E. Ocker - Auctioneer AU2425-L - Kenny’s Auction 717-264-6578 Auction Zip ID # 1421 VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.kennysauction.com See pictures on website
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9:00 A.M. at 429 Cuba Mills Rd., PA 17059
This fall show is hosted by the owners of Miss Morgan’s Milkweed Antiques, Diane Gibble and Troy Tranquillo. The two started the show 15 years ago in the backyard of their shop in Bethel, Pa., with just a few tents full of great vendors and eager shoppers who came dressed in witch hats and costumes to celebrate the fall event. Each year, the show grew bigger and better, and with that came bigger and better venues. This will be the fourth year that
small oilers; wood planes; Lamb Wire Fence Co stretcher; early bumper jack; belt-driven sawbuck; antique bowsaw; Myers well pump; cistern pump; Buckeye railroad jack; early drawing knife; single trees; bolt bin; block planes; early woodworking tools and hand tools; boring bits; sanders; barrels; lawn & garden tools; many, many items not mentioned. BRYAN D. IMES, AUCTIONEER 522 Center Rd., Port Royal, PA 17082 AU-001656-L 717-363-0077 AuctionZip ID 1244 PUBLIC AUCTION R088142 DOCKEY AUCTION SERVICES, LLC (570-758-6004) Yvonne Dockey-Romberger #AU1683L R.R. Romberger #AU4051 Lee D. Dockey #AU229L www.dockeyauctionservices.com WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 11:00 A.M. LOCATION: 944 SMALL VALLEY ROAD, HALIFAX, PA ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: 360+ BREYER HORSES (Signed Breyer Fest, Traditional, Celebration, Stablemaster, Classic, Individuals & Sets, Breyer Horse Blankets & Collectibles, etc.); Schleich Horses; Horse Related Collectibles (Bronze & Porcelain Horses, Horse Clocks, Chalk Carnival Statues, Bookends, Games, Lights, etc.); Carousel Horse Collection; Tooled Leather Saddle; (2) Spring Rocking Horses; Handmade Wooden Civil War Statues by Dick Motter/ Halifax; Vintage Christmas Decorations (Celluloid Santas, Snowmen, Angels, Flocked Reindeer, Elves, Ornaments, Lights, etc.); Walking Doll; Nurse Doll w/Case; Large Collection of Pyrex (Mixing Bowls, Casseroles, Refrigerator Sets, Metal Warmers, Salt & Pepper Shakers, Sugar & Creamers, Butter Dishes, etc.); Pyrex Juice Quintet, IOB; Fire King; Pink & Green Depression Glass; China Cups & Saucers; Pressed Glass; 200+ Paperweights; Home Interior Masterpiece Figures; (5) Autographed & Framed Dallas Cowboy Jerseys (Lilly, Johnson,
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Machine; Lg. Asst. Books (Auto Biographies, Cookbooks, Horse Encyclopedia, etc.); Proform Treadmill; Etc. TERMS: CASH. Personal checks accepted w/established account or prior approval. No Buyer’s Premium! No absentee or phone bids accepted! Robert & Cheryle Warfel, Owners WEHRLY’S717-235-4146SERVICE,SERVICE,AUCTIONINC.INC. Lic. #AY002060 - AU001868L WEHRLYSAUCTION.COMWEHRLYSAUCTION.COM FOR PICTURES AND FULL LISTING 4067 SNYDER ROAD, GLEN ROCK, PA 17327 Please check our website WWW.WEHRLYSAUCTION.COM or WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM ID#1922 for more photos and details. WEHRLY’S SIMULCAST - MODERN FOLK ART AUCTION TUES., SEPTEMBER 20, 2022 AT 1 P.M. THIS AUCTION WILL BE LOADED WITH SEVERAL TYPES OF FOLK ART!! INCLUDING WOOD PAINTED & CARVED ITEMS, IRON ITEMS, MODERN REDWARE & MORE!!! Lots of great Items... Paintings, Prints, & Framed Items by: Joan Biehl, Dolores Heckenburger, Bobbi Becker, P. Buckley Moss, Ellinger, Jan Van Eeden, Barbara Strawser, Wiest, Claudia Hopf, Christian Newswanger, Carl Moyer, Stewart, Bruce S. Garrabrandt, Nancy Woodrow, & others, as well as Schernschnitte by Sandra Gilpin & photography by Bill Coleman Carvings by: Walter & June Gottshall, Daniel & Barbra Strawser, S.A. Shoemaker, Gary Foltz, Hosford, B. Leader, Alvarez, Randy & Elaine Fisher, B.L.Tweedy, Duffy, Autor Moises Simenes, P.D. Hoch, G. Voyzey, Menno, & others REDWARE, SLIPWARE, & Decorated Stoneware by: Shooner, Breininger, Foltz, Gatch & McCoy, Middour, Becky Mummert, Hartville, Yoder & Logan,
Large Squirrel & Pig Copper Weathervanes; 2 J. R. Eisenhart Copper Lights; Metal Garden Art and Blacksmith Art by - Joseph Anderson & Others; Birdhouses By – Liatunick
complex, 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon, Pa. Show hours will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for day one and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. day two. Gas up the truck, get some seasonal garb, fluff up a fancy hat and stroll among the best pickers together at one unique antique and artisan event. In honor of breast cancer awareness month, attendees are asked to wear a touch of pink. Many vendors will be selling pink items, with proceeds going to Wellspan Sechler Family Cancer Center in Lebanon, Pa. Also, don’t miss the return of the original witch on a pig teeshirt, “she rides again.”
It's going to be a fantastic Auction don't miss it!!!!
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Miss Morgan’s Milkweed Antiques To Host Antique And Artisan Show
MIFFLINTOWN,
JUNIATA COUNTY ANTIQUE AUCTION
Furniture Home Comfort white enamel cookstove; 6’6” 1950’s corner cupboard; early oak 5-leg extension table; pressed back oak spindled side chairs; oak dresser w/mirror; claw and ball foot oak parlor stand; plank-bottom decorated spindled rocker; Singer sewing machine in cabinet; bentwood side chairs; high chest; serpentine front oak dresser; early double wash tubs; child’s bentwood chair; mission-style 5-tier bookshelf; porch swings; small porch bench; modern pine step-back hutch; Buffalo Luggage steamer trunk; Seth Thomas mantle clock; large cylinder churns; Federal Orthosonic radio w/Temple speaker; Randix 57 Chevrolet radio; early GE radio; ice cream churn; several very early drying racks; Laurel Globe #6 pot belly stove; old metal lock box; Cookstove dryer; Detecto 10 lb hardware scale; cast iron butcher kettle; 2- apple butter stirrers; large butcher ladles; kettle stirrers; cookstove kettle; old wooden barrel churns; Federal wash boards; treadletype sewing machine; rug whip; wooden shipping crates; wood wedges; old stompers; leather vise; hog scrapers; ice tongs; Queens Boro cream can; smoothing irons; crocks; bracket lamps; Railroad insulators; early metal magazine rack; Mello-Mint candy tin; carnival chalkware Indian; early chandeliers; sleigh bells; Juniata Ice Cream trays; 1953 Juniata Joint banner; JFK tapestry; enamelware; costume jewelry; record albums; small foley food mill; family scale; galvanized tubs; mirrored horse collar & hames; early coffee pots & toasters; early tin lunch tin; Tiger handled tobacco tin; celloid lidded dresser dish; sprinkling cans; clay planters; sewing basket; Quaker State metal jug; Atlantic Capital motor oil tin; Sweitzer Chevrolet license plate frame; fruit baskets; early cast iron floor registers; early Cloverdale finger-jointed box; wooden implement boxes; over 100 zinc top lids; cant hook; wooden kegs; stove casters; early Atlas; flour sifter; Royal China large chicken salt & pepper; oak framed mirror; Kauffman Dairy milk box; Kauffman’s Dairy 1 pint bottle; 2- Mifflin Creamery Juniata Ice Cream quart bottles w/tops; 2- Ideal milk bottles; Mifflin Creamery ½ gal bottle w/top; Snow Crest bear bank; old 1 qt pickle jar; wirehandled gallon jar w/zinc lid full of buttons; early jelly glasses (pheasants); green depression desserts; flash glass server; amber depression platter; green glass Aladdin lamp; decorated pitcher & bowl set, complete; porcelain teapot; 1911 souvenir ruby; canning jars (1 and 2 qt, some w/glass lids); large paddle jar w/wire handle; salt crock; McCoy turtle flower waterer; spongeware pitchers; pots & pans; silverware in wooden case; glass casserole w/server; room heater; framed prints; Fly Away runner sled; small Radio Flyer #80 red wagon; early Texaco truck; doll collection; marbles; early Monopoly game; miniature cast iron pieces including Griswold A200 skillet, Queen cookstove sampler, Hubley Jr tractor; sad iron. Cub Cadet, Shop Tools and Related Items: Cub Cadet 2140 riding lawn mower; 3-pt McCormick Deering 2-row corn planter; 2-wheel yard cart; Dunlap table saw; blacksmith forge; Marquette welder; Eutectic welder; early belt-driven sharpening stone; table saw; Fairbanks platform scale; stationary joiner; large bench vise; several garden hokeys; singlepiston upright air compressor; metal locker full of electric tools; and Harper, L. Brown & Renfro); Esso/Tony Tiger Collectibles; Campbell Soup Collectibles; Dukes of Hazzard Collectibles; Snow Crest Bear Bank; Lucky Joe Bank; Character Glassware (Garfield, Smurf, Pepsi/Looney Tunes Cartoon Characters, State Songs, etc.); Jelly Glasses; Steins; Embossed Pt. Milk Bottles (E.T. Witmer/Millersburg, Lenker’s Dairy/Lenkerville, Romberger Dairy/Lykens, etc.); Dairy Creamers; Embossed Qt. Milk Bottles (John’s Dairy/Loyalton, Romberger’s Dairy/ Lykens, etc.); Pyro Qt. Milk Bottles (Halls, Lykens, Troutman Hoffman & Lykens Valley Dairies); Blue Canning Jars; Bottles; Lg. Glass Water Bottle; Wooden Butter Print; (2) Wooden Biscuit Boxes; Strawberry Crate; (2) Wooden Folding Drying Racks; Wooden Ironing Board; Rocker; Small Hanging Cupboard; Oak Case Treadle Sewing Machine; Mattel Jack in the Box; Wooden Blocks; Board Games; Hand Andy Tool Chest; Ertl & Winross Trucks; Cooper’s Bakery & Middleswarth’s Tins; Enamelware; Alum. Kitchenware; Utensils; Spice Tins; Sifters; Kerosene Can; Cast Iron (Mechanical Bank, Trivets, Mammy Bank, Sadirons, Horse Drawn Wagons, Banks, Fry Pans, etc.); Pottery Mixing Bowls; Crocks; Jugs; Braided Rugs; Etc.
antiquesandauctionnews.net10- - Antiques & Auction News — September 23, 2022 R088500Wiederseim Associates, Inc., 1041 W. Bridge Street, Phoenixville, PA 19460 Tel.: (610) 827-1910 | info@wiederseim.com | www.wiederseim.com It’s our TERRIFIC FALL SALE! Friday, October 14th 9:00am LIVE at our Gallery and ONLINE with Bidsquare and LiveAuctioneers PREVIEW: Oct. 12th-13th, 10:00am-5:00pm (Wed. & Thurs.) 1041 West Bridge St., # 20, Phoenixville, PA 19460 FEATURING a large equine collection, period furniture, an antique pistol collection, Chinese porcelains, doll collection, Winterthur Reproduction furniture, paintings (oil and watercolor), prints and artists’ proofs, Persian carpets, clocks, fine accessories and much more. SELLING FOR The Estate of Peter Rorer, Philadelphia, PA, The Estate of James F. Tetzlaff, Phoenixville, PA, Collections from West Chester, PA Greenville, DE, Chestnut Hill, PA and others. Theodore E. Wiederseim, Auctioneer #AU003361L 11. Rose Medallion tureen 12. Rose Mandarin punch bowl 13. Chinese export 14. French Boulle clock 15. British School 16. British School 17. Root sculpture 18. Kenneth Lynch 19. British School 10. Georgian wine cooler 11. Painted Georgian table 12. Chinese 17th c. 13. Bronze 14. Pennsylvania tall chest 15. Winterthur reproduction 16. A. J. Munnings 17. Pennsylvania Chippendale tea table 18. Staffordshire 19. Chinese Chippendale 20. Portrait of a gentleman 21. Georgian 22. Newport desk 1. 2. 7. 20. 10. 12. 3. 19. 13. 9. 6. 16. 18. 8. 11. 17. 21. 14. 22. 5. 4. 15.
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• Evaluating condition based upon factors such as color, centering, original gum, partial gum, hinge marks, perfs, watermarks, faults, and other variables is often best left to the experts.•You can generally obtain more for your stamp collection by selling through a specialty stamp auction, on eBay, or directly to stamp collectors and dealers, rather than at a general auction that has few knowledgeable stamp buyers in attendance.•Yourchances of finding an extremely valuable stamp like the “Inverted Jenny” that sold for nearly $1,600,000 in 2018 are probably less likely than you winning the lottery.
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Unfortunately, most collections I see are not serious collections but rather accumulations or albums of common stamps started by children or amateur collectors long ago. So unless the collection is a serious investment-grade collection, don’t expect much value. However, anything is better than leaving a stamp collection in the hot attic, or damp basement, for many years, where the stamps stick together, deteriorate, or basically become valueless. There is one school of thought today that suggests that stamps will continue to diminish in value due to the growth of email and stamps.com.MikeIvankovich is an auctioneer, appraiser, home downsizing expert, and host of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Mike the Appraiser” radio show. Now in its eighth year, “What’s It Worth” airs live in the Philadelphia area on Friday mornings from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. EST on WBCB 1490 AM and on the internet at www.WBCB1490.com. Mike offers house and estate contents appraisals nationally through his MEETINGSPEAKER.com.www.Michaelivankovichalso24Appraisal“What’ssite,FacetimeAppraisals.comwww.Zoomweb-andhehaspresentedhisItWorth”ZoomPrograminstates.Furtherdetailscanbefoundat
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Back by popular demand are two talented ladies promoting two well-known paint companies and providing DIY painting demos. This year they will offer hands-on workshops. Be sure to stop by and work beside two of the best painting instructors in the region. Chris Kimmel, owner of Five & Divine in Wernersville, Pa., and Jayne Yorty, owner of Carriage House Style in Quentin, Pa., will share their knowledge of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint. These two bring with them a wealth of knowledge and are ready to share their talents with attendees.
• Moisture can be a stamp collection’s worst enemy.What’s
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• If you don’t want to use them, un-used stamps can usually be sold as “discount postage” for some fraction of face value.
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Occasionally I see a major stamp collection that has some significant value, and those I usually recommend be sold at a specialty stamp auction, where it can be sorted by stamp experts, and then sold to stamp collectors and dealers.
antiquesandauctionnews.net Antiques & Auction News — September 23, 2022 - - 11 R068587 call 1-800-800-1833, Ext. 6022 or place your ad online antiquesandauctionnews.net VERVE NO. TULIPMAGAZINE1TABLE AND CHAIRS EMBASSYINTERNATIONALAUCTIONS 5336 MINE RD., KINZERS, PA 17535 717-442-8529 OR 302-438-1217 EMAIL embassyauctions@hotmail.com WEB www.liveauctioneers.comwww.auctionzip.com www.embassyauctionsinternational.comAuctioneerID#4741FORONLINEBIDDINGGOTO&www.invaluable.com THE PHENOMENAL ANTIQUES - MCM, ARTS, DOLLS & TOYS AUCTION THURS., SEPT 29, 2022 - 10 A.M. THIS IS A LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION. FOR ONLINE BIDDING GO TO WWW.LIVEAUCTIONEERS.COM OR WWW.INVALUABLE.COM. FURNITURE AT 10 A.M.: FURNITURE INCLUDING ANTIQUE, TRADITIONAL & A GREAT SELECTION OF DANSK DANISH MODERN, KNOLL, AND SAARINEN. MID CENTURY MODERN: WE HAVE A WHITE OVAL SAARINEN TULIP DINING TABLE WITH 6 MATCHING WHITE TULIP CHAIRS AND CREDENZA. A HARRY BERTOIA FOR KNOLL DIAMOND CHAIR, A KNOLL BENCH, DANSK BUREAU, ARMOIRE, AND SEVERAL END TABLES, 5 MCM DIAMOND WIRE PATIO CHAIRS. SEE THE PHOTOS!!!! PRIMITIVE PIECES IN COLORED PAINT INCLUDING A GREEN PAINTED ICEBOX LIDDED WITH 3 COVERED SECTIONS, A LARGE GREEN PAINTED SLATTED WOOD CABINET, A GRAY PAINTED OXFORD, PA PIE SAFE WITH SCREEN DOOR AND STAND. MINIATURE AND DIMINUTIVE CABINETS. A HENKEL HARRIS, VIRGINIA HOUSE SILVER CHEST. ANTIQUE CHESTS, SMALL CABINETS, BENCHES, TRADITIONAL FURNITURE, BLANKET CHESTS, TRUNKS, AN OAK KEY SAFE, CARVED EAGLE STAND WITH MARBLE TOP, BALL & STICK FRETWORK, BUCKET BENCH. THE ONLINE CATALOG AT 12 P.M.: ROOKWOOD, DOULTON, VAN BRIGGLE POTTERY. MANY LISTED PAINTINGS, ETCHINGS. A LARGE ANTIQUE FRENCH BLACK SLATE MANTLE CLOCK WITH BRONZE ADORNMENTS, A DISPATCHER'S TELEPHONE WITH SCISSOR EXTENSION ARM AND STICK PHONE. SHAWNEE POTTERY, McCOY POTTERY, ELDRETH STONEWARE STORAGE JARS, CROCKS AND JUGS. HARMONICA COLLECTION, RAILROAD LANTERNS, VICTORIAN PHOTO ALBUMS. A RARE 2004 STEIFF BEAR NAMED APPOLONIA. HANDMADE IN GERMANY EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE TOY SHOPPE. LIMITED EDITION OF 1500. 28 INCHES TALL. COMES WITH ORIGINAL STEIFF BAG AND CERTIFICATE. NUMBERED 430 OF 1500. ASIAN ARTS: A TIBETAN BRONZE FOO DOG, A BRONZE INCENSE BURNER WITH A DEER BY A MOUNTAIN, A SIGNED CHINESE CELADON BOWL, A LARGE BRONZE SAMURAI WARRIOR / ARCHER, A PAIR OF PALACE SIZE CHINESE URNS WITH FOO DOG FINIALS ON THE LIDS. MORIAGE VASES. ASIAN ARTWORKS, NIPPON TAPESTRY VASE, POTTERY LAMPS. A COLLECTION OF MAMMY COOKIE JARS-USA, SHAWNEE AND McCOY, PUSS N' BOOTS COOKIE JARS, SALT AND PEPPERS, WINNIE THE PIG COOKIE JARS, MAMMY CANISTER SET. ARTWORKS: A SPECTACULAR BENIN NIGERIAN BRONZE OF A DANCING WOMAN ON A TWO-TIERED STONE BASE. A BRONZE BY ZACHARY OXMAN TITLED "A FESTIVAL OF LIGHT" NUMBERED 35/100 ON A BLACK GRANITE BASE. PAINTINGS BY: FREDERICK DETWILLER OIL ON CANVAS, GEORGE PEARSE ENNIS OIL ON BOARD, HANS JULIUS KALLMEYER OIL ON CANVAS, MARK H BROWN, PAFA GRADUATE AND AWARD WINNER OIL ON CANVAS STILL LIFE. MAY N WASHBURN WATERCOLOR, ROY KINZER ACRYLIC ON CANVAS TITLED "THREE GRACES". ORIGINLA ILLUSTRATIONS BY MARILYN JOYCE IRELAND FOR THE BOOK "THE SCARLET LETTER" BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE. AN OIL PAINTING BY ANNA SANDHU RAY THE WIFE OF JAMES EARL RAY WHO ASSASINATED MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. A STILL LIFE OF A VASE OF FLOWERS, SIGNED WITH COA. MANY OTHER QUALITY PIECES OF ART TO BE OFFERED!! OLD PENNSYLVANIA LICENSE PLATES AS FAR BACK AS 1909!! A COPPER EAGLE WEATHERVANE WITH DIRECTIONALS. AN UNOPENED CIRCA 1884 BOTTLE OF LASH'S BITTERS. THE PREMIER 1937 VOL 1 ISSUE OF VERVE MAGAZINE PUBLISHED IN DECEMBER OF 1937. FRONT COVER BY HENRI MATISSE. A LATE 19TH CENTURY "BOY ON TRAPEZE" MECHANICAL BANK MANUFACTURED BY J. BARTON SMITH CO., PHILADELPHIA. AN ANTIQUE DOLL COLLECTION FEATURING: ARMAND MARSEILLES, LOUIS & WOLFE, SIMON & HALBIG, J. STEINER, FRANZ SCHMIDT AND MADAME ALEXANDER DOLLS FROM MINIATURE TO A LARGE OF 37 INCHES! ALSO ACCESSORIES, CLOTHES, BABY CARRIAGES. AN EARLY PURSE COLLECTION, MANY VICTORIAN TO MID CENTURY. A MINIATURE CLOCK COLLECTION INCLUDING BULOVA, COLLEZIO, QUARTOX, LAVONI, INFINITY, SUNBEAM, LZ NEW YORK, ELGIN, PLATINUM, PERINI AND PEARL. TOYS, TOOTSIETOY VEHICLES, MODELS, TIN LITHO TOYS AND MANY OTHERS. MANY ECLECTIC PIECES OF ART AND ANTIQUES STILL TO BE LISTED!! PREVIEW TUESDAY, SEPT 27, 2022, 10-5 P.M. • WEDNESDAY, SEPT 28, 2022, 10-4 P.M. DOORS OPEN AT 9 A.M. THE DAY OF THE SALE. ARE YOU AN AMBASSADOR FOR EMBASSY AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL? BRINGING THE FINEST GOODS TO AUCTION FOR ALMOST 17 YEARS! PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LICENSE AY001987 AUCTIONEERS: GABI JARAMILLO LIC AU005728 KATELYN CALLAHAN LIC AU005869 | DANIEL STOLTZFUS AU00621 | GERRY QUINN AU005717 R088475 BENININCREDIBLEBRONZE
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