Antiques & Auction News - October 28, 2022

Massive Collection Of Antique Cigar Advertising, Country Store, Breweriana, And Coca-Cola To Be Sold Rich Penn Event Slated For Nov. 4,

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History can often repeat itself. This will be the case at the next Rich Penn Auction on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Nov. 4, 5, and 6, in Waterloo, Iowa, at the Waterloo Convention Center. The preview will be on Friday, Nov. 4, from 8 to 10 a.m., and from 10 a.m.

piece of cigar advertising ever sold.

until noon, approximately 200 lots will sell to in-house bidders only. There will be no internet bidding until the cataloged auction begins at noon. This is a special opportunity for those in attendance.

This exceptional auction includes what some call the finest

“We sold it at one of our first auctions 20 years ago,” stated Penn. The stunning six panels of reverse paint and gold leaf on beveled glass measures an impressive 10 feet long. It is the only one known to exist and is considered a classic example of antique advertising. Signed by “Fay, Minneapolis,” this sign reportedly hung in a building in the Twin Cities. It represented cigars distributed by W. S. Conrad, the largest wholesale tobacco business in that part of the country. In 1889, his business at 341 Jackson St. in St. Paul, the Conrad Tobacco House, was selling an estimated 15 million cigars a year. El Paterno, Sight Draft and Juan de Fuca were three of the brands distributed. The masterpiece likely hung in the Conrad Tobacco House and is an important piece of Americana and Minnesota cigar history.

There are many other examples of cigar advertising. One of the other featured lots is an Indian Chief cast zinc figure crafted ca. 1880 by the renowned Wm. Demuth Co. of New York, and ex. Allan Katz.

This is one of Demuth’s figures featured in “Artists in Wood,” by Fried, F., 1970, pg 54. Other cigar advertising will include a framed reverse paint on glass sign with Mother of Pearl and gold leaf, selling Caswell Club, King of Domestic Cigars, ca. 1900.

A wide selection of other advertising includes a round serving tray with an elegant lady about to enjoy a glass of JerseyCreme, “The Perfect Drink.” This ca. 1890 rare colorful litho-onmetal shows a blue-eyed blonde infant for “The Black Crow Stocken.” For chewing gum collectors, Kis-Me Gum was “The Popular Favorite.” So is their self-framed tin sign, ca. 1910 by American Art Sign Co., Brooklyn, N.Y.

Over the course of the three days will be antique tin toys, windups, cast-iron, mechanical banks, and air rifles and cap guns, all perfect candidates for surprises under the Christmas tree. There’s a long, nearly endless list of early Daisy air rifles in this auction.

Country store pieces are always a hallmark of a Rich Penn Auction. This auction is no exception. Spool cabinets, ribbon cabinets, dye cabinets, cane cases, sack racks, scales and a large variety of rare candy jars will all be included. The selection of candy jars is exceptional. Dakota jars include nearly every size, including the largest cylinders.

Rarity can also come in a small size. Fountain pens were a typical staple in drug stores and jewelry stores. Parker and Sheaffer’s fountain pens could be found in every home and office. On day one will be the largest and finest collection of fountain pens Penn has ever

The 6 foot,

zinc metal cigar store indian is ex. Allan Katz, crafted ca. 1880 by Wm. Demuth Co. of New York and featured in a number of publications. In good condition throughout, it has an older provincial polychrome finish in realistic tones over undisturbed original paint layer remnants and scattered encrustation. Close examination shows an old partial but stable break to the right hand thumb and some minor wear/scuffing to one foot at base, no other apparent evidence of repairs or restoration.

sold, easily covering 125 years of production from many of the most famous brand names: Conklin, Eversharp, Montblanc, Moore, Parker, Pelikan, Sheaffer’s, Waterman and others. All will make unique stocking stuffers for Christmas gifts.

For those thinking Christmas, there is a large selection of Santas, literally a “convocation” of Clauses.

Rolex 1680 White Dial Submariner Watch Sells At Locati Online Sale For $12,000

Mira Nakashima Low Table, Made In 2008, Brings $1,700

Locati LLC, located in Pineville, Pa., holds monthly online-only sales. In September, the auction company presented nearly 600 lots including watches by Rolex, Omega and Vacheron Constantin; a collection of Blenko glass from a Philadelphia estate; a collection of American classical furniture; and a late-19th-century Rosewood Steinway grand piano from a Staten Island collection. Also sold were several pieces of Russian Imperial Period objects, including Faberge from a Bucks County collection.

A Rolex 1680 White Dial Submariner watch realized $12,000. An oil-on-canvas painting by George Cochran Lambdin (1830-96) sold for $6,500; a

Lancaster Doll, Toy, And Teddy Bear Show Set

70th Annual Event Will Take Place Nov. 6

The 70th Semiannual Doll, Toy, and Teddy Bear Show and Sale will be held on Sunday, Nov. 6, at The Lancaster Farm and Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster, Pa.

Rich Penn

Many are early 1900s, others mid-century.

Other categories include original artwork, decorative items, furniture and a small selection of early firearms. There certainly will be something for everyone; approximately 1,900 lots will sell without reserve.

For those who can’t make it, Penn offers multiple bidding options, including absentee, telephone and live bidding online through LiveAuctioneers. Full color catalogs will be available for

Elverson

Antique Show & Sale

October 29th & 30th, 2022

Twin Valley High School

A “Kis-Me” chewing gum sign, litho-on-tin by American Art Sign Co. Brooklyn, N.Y, dates ca. 1910.

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Turn-Of-The-Century Motor Vehicles Roar Off The Auction Block

Petroliana And Advertising, General Store, Steam, Railroad,

Three rare, turn-of-thecentury motor vehicles, a 1907 REO Model A five-passenger touring car, an 1899 Stanley Stanhope No. 1 “Locomobile” and a prototype of the 1911 Model H REO pickup truck, sped away for a combined $120,950 in Miller & Miller Auctions’ online-only Petroliana and Advertising Auction held on Sept. 10 in Ontario, Canada. All figures quoted are in Canadian dollars and include an 18-percent buyer’s premium.

The 1899 Stanley Stanhope Model No. 1 “Locomobile,” made by the Locomobile Company of America, was the auction’s top lot, selling for $44,250. It was very popular and quickly became known as the “Stanley Steamer” due to its quiet but powerful twocylinder steam engine. The literature boasted it “weighs less than 400 pounds and is odorless and noiseless when in use.”

The 1907 REO Model A

five-passenger touring car sold within estimate for $41,300. This early and unusual vehicle was the brainchild of Ransom E. Olds (creator of the curved dash Oldsmobile). It was restored in 2006. For years the car was on proud display at Richard Bennett’s Horseless Carriage Museum in Fenelon Falls, Ontario. All three top lots came out of the museum.

The eye-catching variant and potential prototype of the 1911 Model H REO pickup truck, made by the REO Motor Truck Company in Lansing, Michigan, had been fully restored and featured signage for the merchant “Ballantine & Taby” ($35,400). Ads for the truck (also designed by R. E. Olds) claimed it could “do the work of three horse-drawn trucks at less than half the cost.”

“For decades Richard Bennett added unusual items to his museum,” said Ethan Miller of Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. “Buyers clamored to own what he collected. It was an exciting sale. Brass-era vehicles added the ‘wow factor’ to an auction that was packed with automobilia, steam engines, advertising and music

The 1899 Stanley Stanhope Model No. 1 “Locomobile” made by the Locomobile Company of America, a popular vehicle which became known as the “Stanley Steamer,” sold for $44,250.

machines. All categories were received with enthusiasm.”

“While categories in mature markets such as brass-era automobiles performed slightly beneath what we expected, gas/oil and soda advertising performed well beyond our estimates. His vehicles in the auction helped boost the sale’s overall gross to $553,951,” added Miller

The 408-lot auction included petroliana (gas station collectibles), advertising signs, general store, steam, railroad, automobilia, music

machines and bicycles. Around 500 people registered to bid, using the Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. website (www.MillerandMiller Auctions.com) and Live Auctioneers.com, and 99 percent of lots sold.

A 1940s Canadian White Rose Gasoline double-sided porcelain sign with “Slate Boy” graphic, four feet in diameter and marked “The W. F. Vilas Co. Ltd. Cowansville P.Q.” on the lower edge, blew past its $20,000 high estimate to finish at $24,780, while a White Continued on page 5

11/05/22, WILMINGTON, SAT. AT 5PM, 11th Annual Vtg. Christmas Auction! Vtg. collec. from 1800's1970's. Ornaments from Germany, Poland, Japan, USA, & Czechos. Santas: light-up, clay-faced, etc., ceramic trees, vtg. sleds, glass bead garland, German clip-on birds, tree toppers, wind-up toys, lights: outdoor, bubble, C6/ other, Jewel Brites, & more!, 1323 Newport Gap Pk., Delaware Estate Sales

11/04-06/22, WATERLOO, FRI.-

SUN., Cataloged & Uncataloged Lots, Advertising- cigar adv., 1880 cigar store Indian by Wm. Demuth Co., tobacianna, country store displays, rare candy jars, breweriana, Coca-Cola/ soda fountain lines & brands, coin-op mach./ slots, fountain pens, toys, teddy bears, Santa Claus figures, artwork, dec., furniture, sm. collec. firearms, and more!, Live & Online: Waterloo Convention Center, 200 W. 4th St.; LiveAuctioneers.com, Rich Penn Auctions

JERSEY

10/29/22, BURLINGTON, SAT. AT 9:30AM, Mult.-gen. collections: furn., red-painted Hoosier, antq. china cabinets, early mantle, antq. architec. doors/ hardwr., Vict. Eastlake, tables, toys, '40's pond boat, Lionel train sets, early stenograph, Blue Willow/ sets, kitchen items, adv., Depr. glass, ephem., sheet music, Vic. postcard albums, circus poster, 1880's children's bks., & much more!, 1401 Beverly Rd., Chris Doerner Auctioneer

10/29/22, CARROLLTON, SAT. AT 10AM, John Manning 600 pc. Toy Collection! Major collec. J.Deeretractors/ checker board & Monopoly set/ patch collec./ J.D. dinner set/ lamps. Tigercat 870's erector sets, signs, cranes, steam shovel, dozers, loaders, conveyor loader, cement mixer, road graders, fire engine, semis, horse trailer w/horses, radio-contr. motorcycle, & much more!, Live & Online: Garner Auction Center, 1186 Canyon Rd. SE; proxibid.com, Garner Auctioneers

PENNSYLVANIA

10/26/22, BROGUE, WED. AT 10AM, Approx. 175-200 lots of coins. Furniture, tools, lots of hh items/ collectibles, & more!, 1890 Delta Rd., Smith Auctioneers LLC

10/27/22, KINZERS, THURS. AT 10AM, Qty. Duck Decoy Collec. & Carvings: 150+ finely carved, qty. duck, swan, turkey, other decoys, shore birds, duck prints, antq. & vtg. decoys, many well-known carvers., 5336 Mine Rd., Embassy Auctions International

10/27/22, LITITZ, THURS. AT 3PM, Lg. lifetime collec. stoneware1 owner, Phillipsburg, NJ. Blue dec./ adv. stoneware, Strasburg, VAovoid 4 gal. handled crock, A.K. Ballard 3 gal. dragonfly flower jug, mini-redware Deerfield village script jug, etc. Antqs., C.War, Kodak foldout cameras, pocket knives, door hardware, antq. baby shoes, brass chicken scales, & much more., 20 Copperfield Circle, Timeless Treasures Auctions

10/28/22, DILLSBURG, FRI. APPROX. 6PM, Lg., nice collec. 500+ Longaberger baskets, incl. Collectors Club, Miniatures, Patriotic, Anniversary, Welcome Home, Tradition Collec., Family, Membership, Booking, Christmas/ Holiday, Odds & Ends, Market, & more!, Haar's Auction, 185 Logan (Rt 15), Hardy's Auction Service

CALENDARS AUCTIONS SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

10/28/22, LOYSVILLE, FRI. AT 3PM, Estate Auc. incl. Guns/ Ammo., Hunting/Fishing Items, & Coins. Lg. amt. metal fishing licenses, Blain Sportsman Club pins 1969-2015, Game Commiss. Boundary Line sign, duck stamps, arrow heads, U.S. proof sets incl. 1963/ '70's/ '90's/ 2000's, Jefferson nickel collec. start.1938, 1913-1938 Buffalo nickels, 1858 Flying Eagle cent, etc., 670 Weavers Mill Rd., Jones & Martin Auctions & Appraisals

10/29/22, BANGOR, SAT. AT 10AM, Annual Sportsman & Outdoor Auction incl. 600+ lots, rifles, rare Winchester model 1866, shotguns, air rifles, pistols, 5000+ rounds ammo., C.War swords/ memorabilia, WWII Nazi German daggers & items of interest, Old Town canoe, boats, Farmall tractors, bayonets & daggers, pocket/ hunting knives, Orvis bamboo fly rods, & more!, Live & Online: 521 Richmond Rd.; LiveAuctioneers.com, Hartzell's Auction Gallery, Inc.

10/29/22, COGAN STATION, SAT.

AT9AM, Catalogued Firearms & Civil War Auction. Mod. & collectible firearms, ammo & related, C.War weapons & items from Daris M. Beck estate, Bedford, PAalong w/ others., Live & Online: 3530 Lycoming Creek Rd.; invaluable & auctionzip.com, Roan Inc. Auctioneers

10/29/22, COOPERSBURG, SAT.

AT9AM, Vty. items thru 1800's, turn of cen., vtg. & pop culture. Early paper/ ephemera, toys, promo cars, trains, comic bks., country store adv., auto mags./ brochures, racing programs, sports programs/ mags., postcards, photos/ albums, early Bucks Co. land deeds, farm manuals, political buttons, children's books, action figs., & more!, 1601 Limeport Pike, Somers Auctioneering

10/29/22, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Consign. & Estates Auction: Furniture, Art, Collectibles, HH. Prim. furn., lamps- table, floor, alabaster parrot lamp, whale oil lamps, bookcases, wicker, ptgs.- Sir George Harvey, Wm. H. Muir, Wendy Mark & others, music boxes, children's dishes, antq. wall/ shelf clocks, Polish pottery, dinner svc., kerosene heaters, etc., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

10/29/22, KUTZTOWN, SAT. AT 9AM, Antqs./collec., 19th cen. country furn., mid-cen. effects, sports mem. feat. Yogi Berra, Bart Starr, Jackie Robinson & Satchell Paige cards, silver coins, elec., tools & toys. J&P trunks, empire bureau, jelly cupboards, pie/cake safes, old quilts/ textiles, oriental carpets, old military buttons, adv. tins, jewelry, Asian art/ prints/ engrav./ ptgs., etc., Kutztown FairgroundsBeltzner Hall, N. White Oak St., George Miller IVAuction Co.

10/29/22, LEBANON, SAT. AT 9AM, Antiques, collec., glassware, china, furniture, repo cast iron.

Lighted 5-shelf display cab., 2 blanket chests, stack bookcases, kitchen cabinet w/sifter, china cabinets, tables w/metal legs, old farm-related, adv., kitchen tools, Hershey items, catering equip., etc., Lebanon Area Fairgrounds-West Hall, 80 Rocherty Rd., Harry Bachman Auctioneer

10/30/22, HARRISBURG, SUN. AT 10AM, Coins/ currency: US 1922 $20 gold note, U.S. gold 1922 St. Gaudens $20, 1926 Sesqui $2.50, 1915-S Pan Pacific, 1860-O Seated dollar, others; foreign, 100's of silver coins. Medallions: Israel, Apollo Space Missions. Silver, stamps, jewelry: gold/ gemstones/ diamonds, sterling/ Mex./ antq./ Victorian. Mink coat, Dooney & Bourke handbags, etc., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

10/31/22, DILLSBURG, MON. AT APPROX. 6PM, 2 Auctioneers- 1 tools/box lots, 1 furniture. Nice 2010 Honda Odyssey w/128K mi. Nice scooter. Antiques, DR/ BR suites, nice hh items/ collec./ dishes, tools, & primitives., 185 Logan Rd. (Rt. 15), Hardy's Auction Service

11/01-15/22, SPRING HOUSE, 3 SESSIONS: 1ST& 2ND- 2 TUESDAYS AT2PM; 3ED-T.B.D., Massive Vtg. & Mod. Toy Auction. Singles & lots incl. w/orig. boxes, Matchbox cars, Rockem-Sockem Robots, play sets, mechanical robots, Buddy L, Remco Flying Dutchman, Atari game sys., dolls: Amer. Htg., Generation Girl, others, access., action figs., Star Wars, Star Trek, DC & Marvel, Simpsons, X Box game sys. w/games, etc., 821 N. Bethlehem Pk., rear, Barry S. Slosberg Auctioneers & Appraisers

11/01/22, GLEN ROCK, TUES. AT 9AM, One of PA's leading gun, coin, antique, & tool auction services., Live & Online: 4067 Snyder Rd.; wehrly sauction.com, Wehrly's Auction Service

11/02/22, EPHRATA, WED., Collec. 19th cen. Berks Co. folk art, pewter, ice cream molds, Schenfelder blue dec. ovoid jug, Vaseline glass, late 19th cen. wood carved folk art figures incl. structures: dec. home w/furn., PA barn w/remov. gable roof & forebank, and more!, Online Only: Gehmanauctions.hibid.com, Gehman Auctions

11/04-06/22, BANGOR, FRI. AT 10AM & SUN. AT5PM, 700+ lots fine antqs. & art glass, qty. lighting & porcelain, marble & bronze sculpture, clocks/ music boxes, mini portraits, Pietra Dura mosaics, inkwells, paperwts., bookends, decanters, candlesticks, candelabras, Russian icons, Orientalia, jewelry- gold/ silver/ Scot.agate, 450+ lots antq. furn. & artwork, watercolors/ prints, & more., Live & Online Fri.: 521 Richmond Rd.; LiveAuctioneers.com (Sun.online only), Hartzell's Auction Gallery, Inc.

11/05/22, MOHRSVILLE, SAT. AT 8:30AM, Farm Equip. & Antiques. Combines, trucks, tractors, trailers, NH L250 skidloader, hay, butchering items, tools, primitives, hh goods, antqs./ collectibles, & carnival glassware., 4710 Berne Rd., Tim Weaver Auction Svc.

11/05/22, MOUNTWOLF, SAT. AT 9AM, Mt. Wolf resident collec. incl. many RR items, 2 child's riding trains, Mt. Wolf Station clock, framed photos/ pics, caboose/ other lights, lanterns, model train items/ sets, adv./antqs./signs, early pedal tractor, furn., Lane cedar chest, BR suite, grmthr. clock, bookcases, wash stand, guns/ pistols, Hubley toys, '40's Naval ltrs./env. & more!, 125 S. 7th St., Good Old Boys Country Auction

11/05/22, ORWIGSBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Kymco Super 9 Scooter- 5K mi., firearms, revolvers/ rifles/ shotguns/ pistols/ etc., RR & mining items/ ephemera, lamps/ lanterns, beer adv., military items, jewelry incl. many sterling pcs., coins/ currency, furniture, antqs./ vtg., radios, toys, train collec., sports mem., tools, Barnett crossbow, Rowe AMI R-88 45rpm Jukebox, & much more!, 1506 Centre Turnpike, Blum's / Auction Time Bid Board

GEORGIA

11/10-13/22, ATLANTA, THURS.SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.

MARYLAND

11/06/22, ELKTON, SUN. 9AM2PM, 49th Annual Antique Bottle & Collectibles Show & Sale, Routes 279 & 213 (I-95, exit 109A), Singerly Firehall

NEW JERSEY

01/06/22 TO 12/18/22, COLUMBUS, THURS.-SUN., Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market, Rt. 206 South, Delaware Valley, Columbus, NJ

10/29/22, MULLICAHILL, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Antiques on the Lawn, The Yellow Garage & Old Town Hall, 66 & 62-64 S. Main St., Mullica Hill, NJ

10/30/22, BURLINGTON, SUN. 10AM-2PM, Outdoor Antique & Garden Show, 424 High St., Historic Burlington City, NJ

11/06/22, LANCASTER, SUN., 9AM - 2PM, Lancaster Doll, Toy & Teddy Bear Show & Sale, 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster Farm & Home Center

11/11-12/22, LITITZ, FRI. & SAT., 9AM-4PM, Christmas Open House, 10 E. 28th Division Hwy., Lititz, PABricker Village

11/12-13/22, BLOOMSBURG, SAT. 10-5 & SUN. 11-4, Bloomsburg 40th Annual Antique Show, Route 11, West Main St., Bloomsburg Fairgrounds, Gate 2, Indus. Arts Bldg.

11/12-13/22, JAMISON, SATURDAY10-5 AND SUNDAY 11-4, The 2022 Annual Antiques Show, 1410 Almshouse Rd, St. Cyril of Jersualem Church

11/12/22, NEWOXFORD, SAT. 9AM-6PM, In-House Antique Show, 11 N. Water St., New Oxford, PA

11/18-19/22, LANGHORNE, FRI. 9-5 & SAT. 9-1, 2022 Pinback Button Show, 400 Oxford Valley Rd., Sheraton Bucks County Hotel

11/25-26/22, LANCASTER, FRI. 10-5, SAT. 10-3, Lancaster Fall Postcard Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center

VIRGINIA

11/05-06/22, CHANTILLY, SAT. 96 & SUN. 11-5, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

10am-5pm

11/05/22, STORMVILLE, SAT. 8AM-4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY

11/19-20/22, SYRACUSE, SAT. 9-5 & SUN. 10-5, Salt City Holiday Antiques Show, 581 State Fair Blvd., NYS Fairgrounds, Horticulture Bldg.

NEW YORK OHIO

11/05/22, BERLIN, SATURDAY, 93, Simple Goods Antiques & Primitive Goods Show, 3558 US Route 62, Heritage Community Center

11/26-27/22, COLUMBUS, SAT.SUN., Antiques & Designer Items Market, 717 E. 17th Ave., Ohio Expo Center

PENNSYLVANIA

10/29-30/22, ELVERSON, SAT. 104 & SUN. 10-3, Elverson Antique Show & Sale, 4897 North Twin Valley Rd., Twin Valley High School

11/05-06/22, WASHINGTON, SAT. & SUN. 10AM-4PM, Antiques & Collectibles Show & Sale, 2151 N. Main St., Washington County Fair

Locati

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Continental Baroque style scagliola and walnut table, $3,300; and a Chippendale style faux grain painted dutch cupboard sold for $2,600.

Two Danish Modern teak dressers went for $1,800; a Mira Nakashima black walnut low table from 2008 sold for $1,700; and an English wicker picnic set by G. W. Scott & Sons realized $1,500. A period

New England Sheraton birds eye maple inlaid chest sold for $1,400, and an imposing pair of Satsuma porcelain vases sold for $1,100.

For further information, call 215-619-2873.

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Come join the fun as we kick off the season with extended hours through Christmas.

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Miller & Miller

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Rose Service Station threepiece sign from 1947, each piece single-sided porcelain, 36 inches in diameter with the banners measuring 15.5by-94.5 inches, marked “P&M 47” lower left, hit $14,160.

A Canadian Ford V8 dealer double-sided porcelain die-cut sign from the 1930s, 35.25-by-28 inches, boasting a graphic of Henry Ford’s revolutionary V8 engine, changed hands for $23,600. Also, a 1940s Canadian Supertest Gasoline doublesided porcelain sign, four feet in diameter, showing the iconic Supertest maple leaf logo, exhibited some minor porcelain loss around the frame mounting holes but still brought $20,060.

A rare Canadian Red Indian Marathon Gasoline pump globe, 16.5-by-16.5 inches, with the graphics fired to the exterior surface of the globe, went to a determined bidder for $17,700, while a Canadian Red Indian Cyclo Gasoline pump globe, same dimensions (“Cyclo Gas / No-Knock Motor Fuel”), realized $8,850. Both of these 1920s-era, one-piece baked glass gas pump globes were discovered in Waterloo,

Ontario, and were purportedly never installed on pumps.

A Canadian Red Indian Gasoline single-sided porcelain dealer sign from the 1930s, five feet in diameter, marked “The W. F. Vilas Co. Ltd. Cowansville P. Q.” on the lower edge, with just a few scattered patches of porcelain loss, fetched $11,800. Also, a Canadian White Rose Gasoline double-sided porcelain dealer sign from the 1940s, a stout 48 inches in diameter, with the porcelain featuring exceptional gloss but also some stress hairlines, rose to $10,620.

A ca. 1890 Paillard Grand Orchestral Cylinder Swiss music box, in excellent cosmetic and working condition, able to play 10 tunes with its organ, drum, castanet and bells, in a rosewood and burled wood case on a matching stand, played a sweet tune for $9,440. Also, an English 53-inch highwheel bicycle from the 1880s, made from painted tubular construction with rubber wheels, decaled “Simpsons Bicycle Shop Cycles and Sporting Goods, Ont.,” garnered $8,260.

A single-sided tin CocaCola “turtle-back” sign from the 1920s, also American,

embossed and still with the original hanging chain, went for $7,080. The sign was depicted in Alan Petretti’s book, “Coca-Cola

Collectibles,” on page 203. For more information, email info@millerandmiller auctions.com or visit www.millerandmiller auctions.com.

JOHN MANNING 600 PC TOY COLLECTION

Held Garner Auction Center

Take St. Rt.43 South Out Of CARROLLTON, OH OCT. 29, 2022 AT 10:00 A.M. Take 43 South Out Of Carrollton, OH About 3 Miles To Canyon Rd. And 1 Miles Back On Left. Tigercat 870’S (2) Erector Sets, Signs, 6 Cranes, Steam Shovel, Dozers, Loaders, Conveyer Loader, Lumar Rocker Dump, Model Toy Cement Mixer, Excavators, (2) Road Graders, Skid Steer, Fire Engine, Semis, Dump Trucks, Cement Trucks, Horse Trailer w/Horses, Radio Controlled Motorcyle, John Deere Belt Buckel Collection, Mini Pedal Cars,(4) Steam Tractors, John Deere Patch Collection, John Deere Checker Board, J.D. Monopoly Set, J.D. 9420 Radio Tractor, J.D. Dinner Set, J.D. Lamps, Major Collection Of J.D. Tractors, Plus Many Other Makes & Models. Terms: Everything Sold As-Is Where-Is. For Payment Cash, Check, Credit Card, 5% Buyer’s Premium. Live And Online With Proxibid.com. Note: This Is One Of Best Selections

CONSIGNMENT & ESTATES AUCTION ONLINE BIDDING · PREVIEW BY APPOINTMENT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 AT 10 A.M.

Furniture • Art • Collectibles • House & Home

FURNITURE: Primitives incl Hutch Table, Bench; Statton Ethan Allen; Mastercraft Dresser; Hickory Chair; Baker End Tables; Wicker incl Cabinet, Sets; Colonial Reproductions Windsor; Stick & Ball Tabouret; Maddox Desk; Outdoor incl Frontgate; Lighting incl Floor and Table Lamps, Alabaster Parrot Lamp; Bookcases.

ART: Art Collection: Etchings, Paintings Incl Sir George Harvey, William H. Muir, Arthur B. Davies, Wendy Mark, Edward Blanpied.

A Canadian 1930s Ford V8 double-sided porcelain diecut sign, boasting Henry Ford’s innovative V8 engine, sold for $23,600.

Ron Funk

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More than 35 vendors with 120 tables will bring some of their finest dolls, toys, teddy bears, Beanie Babies, Barbies and Star Wars collectibles.

Admission will be $6, or $5 with this press release. Children under 14 years of age will be admitted free of charge when accompanied by a parent. Show hours will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be an early bird admission at 9 a.m. for $10. Plenty of door prizes will be given away throughout the show.

For directions or further information, call Ron Funk at 717-371-0395.

COLLECTIBLES: JFK; Music Boxes; Royal Doulton; Antique Decoy; Judaica; Lalique; Children’s Dishes; Orphan Annie Stove; Griswold; Antique Wall and Shelf Clocks; Spinning Wheel; Whale Oil Lamps; Vintage YSL Scarf.

HOUSE & HOME: Blue Air 503 Air Purifier; Dehumidifier; Miami Vice Tuxedo; Dinner Services incl Noritake Dearest; Cutco; Stanley Roberts Mid-century Modern Stainless; Kerosene Heaters; Polish Pottery.

COSTUME JEWELRY— RETAIL STORE LIQUIDATION: Lots! Contemporary Costume Jewelry.

Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA

With Removable

Forebank. This Recently Unearthed

Was Purchased By Our Consignor In The Mid-1980s From The Original Bampton Family of Reading, PA.

This extremely rare 1907 REO Model A five-passenger touring car, an early and unusual vehicle and the brainchild of Ransom E. Olds, creator of the curved dash Oldsmobile, realized $41,300.

Kevin And Jill Parker’s Route 32 Auctions And Indy Ad Show Join Morphy Auctions Family

Dan Morphy, founder and president of Morphy Auctions, recently announced that Route 32 Auctions and the iconic Indy Ad Show, formerly owned by Kevin and Jill Parker of Crawfordsville, Ind., are now part of Morphy Auctions’ organization.

“Dealing with Kevin and Jill was one of the easiest and most enjoyable transactions I can recall since opening our gallery in 1997,” said Morphy.

“The Parkers have a genuine love for the types of antiques

they sell and collect, and they are people of impeccable integrity. They’ve always run their businesses honestly and professionally, with an emphasis on treating all customers with respect.

That’s exactly the way we strive to conduct ourselves at Morphy Auctions, so welcoming Route 32 and the legendary Indy Ad Show to our operation feels like branches of the same family coming together.”

The Parkers have owned

Route 32 Auctions for the past five years and The Indy Ad Show for four years. Kevin and his team will continue to manage the show for at least the first year that it is under Morphy ownership (next show date is May 5 and 6, 2023). He will also represent Morphy’s at major trade shows and seek consignments.

The Parkers have chosen to take a new direction in their lives so they can spend more time with their family, especially their five grandchildren, and continue to collect antiques. As Kevin explained, he and Jill initially established Route 32 Auctions as a casual pursuit, a pipeline through which they could buy for and sell from their own collections. But over time, the auction house became bigger, and it took on a life of its own.

“This year and last year we held 30 auctions. It became more than we wanted to manage. We never expected it. Our talks with Morphy Auctions started when I mentioned in passing to John Mihovetz, who has been a friend for a long time, that we were thinking about selling our businesses,” commented Kevin. “I had always felt that Morphy’s was a very respectable, high-end

operation, with employees who have a positive outlook. They want to be there, doing the jobs they do.”

“I also never forgot how welcoming Dan was when I attended my first auction at Morphy’s. I was a competitor, but he still invited me into his office for a chat, shook my hand and said, ‘If there’s ever anything I can do to help, let me know.’ So I asked John whether he thought Morphy’s might have an

interest in our businesses. That got him excited, and he went to Dan and Tom Tolworthy, Morphy’s CEO, with the idea. They were immediately on board.”

Kevin said he and Jill are looking forward to traveling more and being able to “build work into it” at their own unpressured pace. “What I truly love is meeting people and looking at collections. That comes naturally to me, having a sales background,”

he said. “This will put the spark back into our own collecting interests. Jill has a full-size country store with a barber shop and soda fountain. She loves anything that’s antique advertising.”

Petroliana and Antique Advertising are two of Morphy Auctions’ most active divisions.

To contact Morphy Auctions, call 877-968-8880 or email info@morphy auctions.com.

George Miller IV Auction Co. Sells

OUTSTANDING AUTUMN ESTATE AUCTION

Antiques, Collectibles, 19th Cent. Country Furniture, Mid Cent. Effects, Sports Memorabilia Featuring Yogi Berra, Bart Starr, Jackie Robinson & Satchell Paige Cards, Silver Coins, Electronics, Tools And Toys

Saturday, October 29 at 9:00 A.M. Doors open at 8:30 A.M. Location: N. Whiteoak St., Beltzner Hall, Kutztown Fairgrounds, KUTZTOWN, PA 19530

Items Featured: 19th Cent. 3 dovetailed blanket chest bracket ft.; corner cupboard; vic. walnut server; marble top table; Empire bureau; Ship Capt slat front desk; splayed leg bench; 2 jelly cupboards; J&P Coats spool cabinet; wicker baby carriage; Oak ice box; Oak chest of drawers and stands; flat top trunks; piano stool; clothes tree; rockers; set of 4 fiddle back plank seat dec. & painted chairs; wash stands; country store pie & cake safe; old quilts; woven coverlet; other textile; Oriental carpets; Schwinn Deluxe twin bike for 2; crocks jugs; sterling bowl; old Bucks Co. map; old vacuum tubes; photo equip.; oscilloscope; milk cans; old Valentines; buttons including old military; old kit. cupboard; 1920’s floor lamp orig. beaded shade; advert. tins; several cedar chests; Toys: early 20th Cent. games, model cars & planes, dolls, 2 pedal tractors, Tonka, Hess, Tootsie, CI & tin toys, Lesney, Matchbox, kaleidoscope collection, slot car sets; Stangl; china sets; large selection of costume jewelry and watches; assort. of table & floor lamps; Lucite turquoise spaghetti lamp; 19th Cent. mantel pillar clock reverse painting; ships wheel; Pyrex; Asian art; prints; engravings; paintings on canvas; Mid Cent furn.; Rattan dinette set; park bench; lg. selection of Oak & Cherry furn.; Feather light sewing machine; Samsung Washer & Dryer; tools; and many miscellaneous items; Coins & Currency: Silver quarters, halves, dollars, Indian heads, bills (check back for complete list). Order of sale: Baseball at 10:30 am, Coins at 11:30 am, jewelry will follow, Furniture at 2:00 pm. Also, check out our Facebook page. Terms: Full payment day of sale. Cash or guaranteed funds. No out-of-state checks. Most credit cards accepted.

George Miller IV Auctioneer, #AU-003073-L Spencer G. Miller, AU006251 Auctioneers, Appraisers, Consultants Phone: 610-944-0926

federal mahogany shaving mirror,

pane, federal mahogany hanging

with Moravian lock and tulip strap hinges.

Jill and Kevin Parker are founders and former owners of Route 32 Auctions and The Indy Ad Show. Image courtesy the Parkers.

PUBLIC SALE

2 child’s riding trains; oil cans; lanterns; locks; insulators; caboose & other lights; locks & keys; work signs; photos; Mt. Wolf station clock; steam whistle; framed photos; pictures; Model train items: American Flyer & Lionel sets; Marx; set up items (platform towers, bridges, windmill, lights, stations); 25th Anniversary Limited train; Lionel boxes; train sets & cars; Gilbert American Flyer whistle; Lionel accessories; Army train sets; mini train sets; very early tin trains; early peddle tractor & cart; Coke signs; adv. items; military items; York Fair poster; small antiques; glass insulators; Edison record player & rolls; Pepsi & other crates; 22 trapper pistol; 32 pistol; blank pistol; BB pistol; holsters; cap guns; pellet guns; arrowheads; aluminum airplanes; Gone with the Wind lamp; Lane cedar chest; 6 pc. bedroom suite; Cub Scout uniform; US Navy Sailor suite; dog, cat & Indian figures; record albums; stereo; signs; Gill Bros. Circus & Shellenberger Clock Shop signs; 2 PA Tin Can School Salvage banners; Hubley

FINE ART WANTED ROGALLERY.COM

SELL. CONSIGN

AUCTIONS

COINS/CURRENCY

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MOVIE POSTERS

ANTIQUE

COINS, SILVER, STAMPS & JEWELRY ONLINE AUCTION

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30 AT 10 A.M.

COINS & MEDALLIONS: U.S. Coins incl Gold 1922 St Gaudens $20, 1926 Sesqui $2.50, 1915-S Pan Pacific; 1860-O Seated dollar, 1878-S Trade dollar, 1921 & 1928 Peace dollars, 1941 half, hundreds of silver coins incl dimes, quarters, and halfs; Type coins incl Commemorative halfs, Morgan, Peace Foreign incl Canadian Olympic, Israeli. Medallions Israel, Apollo Space Missions, Israel. Currency: US 1922 $20 gold note. Foreign: Canadian silver, British gold.

SILVER: Tiffany, Gorham, Wallace, Towle, International Sterling Royal Danish.

STAMPS: Commemorative Covers, FDCs incl Israel, Worldwide Collections, Mint Sheets.

JEWELRY: Gold and Gemstones, Diamonds; Bracelets; Necklaces; 14k Gold; Sterling Necklaces, Rings, Bracelets; Mexican; Amber, Turquoise, Pearl, Jade, Fraternal, DAR. Antique incl Victorian Bracelets, Brooches, Necklaces; Wrist and Pocket Watches incl Bulova, Waltham. Costume: Vintage and Modern, incl Stauer, RossSimons, Udi Behr, Fratelli Peruzzi.

FASHION: Mink Coat, Python Jacket, Dooney & Bourke Handbags.

limited to Bracelets, Brooches & Pins, watches & necklaces, beaded bags. Ephemera: “1922 walk in Atlantic City Easter Sunday” cabinet photo, Victorian Postcard Albums, sheet music, NJ Books, 1880 children’s books,

Circus poster,

Cash,

or Credit Cards

3% processing fee for

Call 609-877-6843,email dolltoy@hotmail.com. Day

Directions: Rt 130 N or S to Beverly Rd to sale. On property field parking. Signs posted. Bring a chair. Food and Comfort station on site. Sale held rain or shine. Auction company not responsible for

Sabino, Steuben, Quezal, Loetz, Chicago Art Glass, Brilliant Cut-Glass, Czech, Overlay, Minton, Royal Worcester, Royal Crown Derby, Baccarat, Van Briggle, Meissen, Limoges, Millefiori, Venetian, Murano and MORE. The auction offers a fine selection of Art Glass Tiles and Shades, Clocks and Music Boxes, Marble and Bronze Sculptures, Miniature Portraits and Pietra Dura Mosaics, Inkwells and Paperweights, , Bookends and Decanters, Candlesticks and Candelabras, Russian Icons and Orientalia, Gold, Silver and Scottish Agate Jewelry and MORE.

Sunday, November 6th 5:00 pm (Liveauctioneers Online Bidding ONLY)Offering 450+ Lots of Antique Furniture and Artwork, Lighting and Shades, Jewelry and Silverplate, Orientalia and Furnishings, Art Glass and MORE. Highlights include: Italian Brass Organic Table, Napoleon III Mirror, Mixed Marble Pedestal, Victorian Marble Top Tables and Dresser, Carved Pier Mirror, Art Nouveau French Table, Elizabethan-style Trestle Table, Teak Stands, Onyx Pedestal, Wire Settee, (3) Edith Longstreth Wood Oil Paintings, Frederick Fenetti Still Life, Selection of Watercolors and Prints, Oscar Bach Deco Floor Lamp, Weller Louwelsa Table Lamp, Pietra Dura Banquet Lamp, Chinese Green Quartz Lamp, Groupings of Lighting/Shades/Parts, Groupings of Silver/ Gold Jewelry and MORE.

Terms: Hartzell’s

only),

Edward

Minton

Alfredo Barbini Glass Birds

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