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“Alphonse Mucha: Master Of Art Nouveau” Comes To Reading Public Museum More Than 70 Works On Display Including Some Of His Most Famous Posters FRIDAY OCTOBER 30, 2020 • VOL. 51, NO. 44

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By Karl Pass Horst Auction Center in Ephrata, Pa., held a two-day multi-consignor sale Oct. 2 and 3 consisting of 598 lots grossing a total of $204,425. Horst does not charge a buyer’s premium for in-house bidders. Absentee and online bids are charged 10 percent.

Much of session one came Hattie Brunner did not produce many large paintings in her career. from the estate of Measuring 33.25-by-25 inches framed, the summer farm scene with Peggy and Harlan red covered bridge and cows in foreground sold for a new record Greenly. Local col- price of $18,000. lector/dealers, the couple were fixtures at most Horst sales for decades. They had an extensive collection of quality contemporary folk art, much of it by Luke and Fannie Gottshall of nearby Reinholds. Luke (1899-1993) and Fannie (1891-1976) made an array of fascinating folk art in different mediums, a lot of which was marketed and sold in Hattie Brunner’s shop. Hattie and Fannie were sisters. Luke was a woodcarver, and Fannie made fabric birds. The two also made folky bird tree collages using a combination of watercolors and cut-out fabric. Both painted.

Much of the market has cooled since the Greenlys were actively buying. Like some specialized categories, the market fluctuates given The trade bought this paint-decorated Soap many factors, namely who is cur- Hollow sewing caddy with dowel scroll top rently active at any given time. Case spool rack, drawer, and cut-out bracket feet in point, remember when Oprah for $11,500. Stencil dated “1872” on one Winfrey was briefly in the Shaker side, it had some restorations. market in the 1980s?

Luke’s handmade wagons aren’t $200. A blue “Stone” cart pulled by bringing what they used to. Seven a single horse sold for $140, and were sold in this sale. A Gottshall one of Luke’s horse drawn hearses blue Conestoga wagon with a team went for $160. It had a tag from The of two horses brought $190. It had a Tulip Shop that read “For Paul D. Reamstown Fair (1983) blue ribbon. Gerhart.” A Gottshall folk carving of A similiar Conestoga wagon sold for a pigpen with a farmer and pigs sold for a low $140 to a local collector, and a dated 1979 fabric cut-out collage of cardinals brought $150.

Mixed in on day one was a collection of early baseball cards. “All of the cards came from a single consignor,” mentioned Brent Horst.

A 1909-11 Polar Bear T-206 Ty Cobb, ungraded, realized $2,500. A group of 18 various Piedmont T-205 cigarette baseball cards, some with diamond background, some gold border, $1,200; and 18 Old Mill T-210 The small bird tree on stand by Luke cigarette minor league baseball Gottshall brought $625.

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Through Jan. 3, 2021, the Reading Public Museum is presenting, “Alphonse Mucha: Master of Art Nouveau,” which includes more than 70 original works by the artist many consider the creator of the Art Nouveau style. From 1895 to 1910, Alphonse Mucha (1860–1939) was one of the most significant artists in all of Europe.

His work became synonymous with the international Art Nouveau style, popularly called “le style Mucha” in Paris at the turn of the century. With a focus on the works

created during the 1890s, this exhibition shows a creative man exploring possibilities when the emphasis was on defining a new art, fit for the new century. Mucha’s designs for posters, calendars, books and advertising labels circulated widely throughout Europe and America, and his Art Nouveau style dominated visual culture and graphic design for years. Highlights of the exhibition include four versions of a monumental poster Mucha created in 1894 for actress

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Washington, D.C., Modernism Show Goes Online Longtime Show Benefits Nonprofit Art Deco Society Of Washington For the first time in its 37 years, the Washington, D.C., Modernism Show will be held online rather than in person. After two attempts to schedule an in-person show at a historic site in Alexandria, Va., were unsuccessful, the Art Deco Society of Washington (ADSW) decided “the show must go on, but online!,” said show chairman, Jim Linz.

The Art Deco Society of Washington is a nonprofit organization devoted to the preservation of the architectural, industrial, decorative, and cultural arts of the Art Deco era. The Modernism Show provides funding to support ADSW’s mission.

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partnership with Ruby Lane and will go 24/7 beginning at 8 a.m. ET on Saturday, Oct. 31, through 12 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 1. An early buyers preview will take place Friday, Oct. 30, beginning at 8 a.m. ET. The early buyers preview will cost $20, but there will be no fee for shoppers during the regular two show days.

Customers can access the show and buy tickets to the preview through either the Modernism show’s website, www.washington modernism2020.com, or through the Art Deco Society’s partner page on the Ruby Lane website at www.rubylane.com/partners.

Special content is also planned for both websites in advance of the show.

Initially known as the Exposition of 20th Century Decorative Arts, or simply the Art Deco Expo, the show gradually Continued on page 10

Rare Folk Art, Historical Material, And Early Glass To Highlight JSE & Associates November Premier Auction on page 11

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 4 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 8 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 5

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cards, $775.

The news on day two centered around the Hattie Brunner paintings. Hattie Klapp Brunner (1889-1982) passed away 38 years ago and yet remains a well-known figure not only in the West Cocalico Township village of Reinholds, Pa., where she lived, but on the national stage. For roughly 50 years, Brunner was an antiques dealer of prominent stature, handling countless important items. Her shop on Route 897, named The Tulip Shop, brought in collectors from around the entire country.

Brunner was instrumental in supplying both Henry Francis du Pont (d. 1969) and Dr. Albert Barnes (d.

1951) with Pennsylvania German folk art.

In the late 1950s, Brunner took up watercolor paintings and became known for her primitive farm scenes

A small vertical oriented winter scene depicting three children in a snow drift

by Hattie Brunner sold for $2,000.

Measuring 5.25-by-3-by-3 inches, a yellow ground Weber box, minus tin hasp and a chip off back base edge, nice decoration, realized $4,000.

depicted in various seasons. These 18 Piedmont T-206 baseball cards with white borders (ungraded) sold They were popular, and the for $2,050. market for them has steadily risen over the years, proving to be seemingly recessionproof. Examples have sold well at large single-owner sales from the Richard and Rosemarie Machmer estate and also from the collection of Lester and Barbara Breininger.

The Luke Gottshall blue painted Conestoga wagon with two white horses and a pink Reamstown Days ribbon from 1983 went for $190.

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This 18.25-by-14-inch winter scene with children ice skating, a horse-drawn carriage, red barn, and cottage/cabin sold for $8,200.

many large scenes, and her winter snow scenes are the most common. An 18.25-by-14 framed winter scene with children ice skating, a horsedrawn carriage, red barn, and yellow cottage sold for $8,200.

A small yellow ground Weber lidded box with tin hasp missing brought $4,000, and a brass and iron betty lamp attributed to Peter Derr The late Peggy and Harlen Greenly (1855) sold for $1,950. bought Phil Gottshall’s carvings. Phil A Soap Hollow paint decowas Walter and June Gottshall’s rated sewing caddy with high grandson. He died in 2013 at age 50.

This 11.5-by-5.5-7.5 inch wooden carved and painted spread-wing eagle on rock-like base sold for $325.

bracket feet, dowel scroll top spool rack, and drawer sold to the trade for $11,500. It had a small restoration to bracket skirt, chipping to drawer’s lipped edge, and repair to upper right scroll of spool rack. The date “1872” was stenciled on one side.

On Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6 and 7, Horst will hold a sale for Edson Brown and the late Ross Trump (Medina, Ohio). It is an old time Pennsylvania-focused collection, much of which was assembled in the 1950s and 1960s.

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A very nice Christian Strenge bookplate inside a Mennonite song book/gesang buch sold for $2,150.

These Breininger Pottery (Robesonia, Pa.) molded redware lions are very collectible. Many were done in the late 1970s and early ’80s. Few have this copper-green, brown mottled glaze treatment, which is due to the type of clay used. Local Womelsdorf clay was used, and the minerals in the semiunprocessed product produced the A ca. 1979 cut-out fabric collage of male cardinals by folk artist Luke The Joseph Henne (Berks County, Pa.) coloration effect once kiln-fired. The Gottshall of Reinholds, Pa., in redware jar, stamped, with glaze loss, lion sold for $450. The Greenlys’ old price tag on it read $495. paint-decorated frame sold for $150. sold for $725.

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The sky had a wildfire-like glow. Brunner did not paint

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An Oxford Confectionary (E253) Babe Ruth card, ca. 1921, black and white, came from a 20-card set produced for the small Oxford, Pa., candy company and sold for $2,950.

They have also sold well at small auctions.

At this Horst sale, a large 33.25-by-25 framed summer farm scene brought $18,000, to an older woman in the salesroom underbid by an older man, also in the room.

The price is more than double the previous high. The buyer and underbidder are new to A Piedmont T-206 Walter Johnson the market and have been driportrait card with white border, yellow ving the prices northward over background (ungraded) went for the past year at several Horst sales. It simply takes two $3,400. active players to shape a

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT This Week: Talking Collector-Speak

The other week, a friend stopped in my office to share a chapter he had finished for a forthcoming book on his personal collection. The chapter was great, and it spoke to me about the joys, challenges, opportunities and humor of building a collection. All of us have those stories and, in many cases, they are unique to collecting antiques.

He related the story of checking an answering machine to find a weeks old message offering him a major treasure. He called just as the seller was about to leave to offer the piece at a large collector show. A certified check

That saga of those purchases and sales is what makes this so much fun as a hobby. I follow several collector forums, and it’s interesting to watch the horse trading that goes on among those folks. Items will pass between collectors and get bragged about repeatedly. Conversely, and more fun to watch, is when an item passes to another collector and is then revealed to be a fake. Ouch.

Watch how the fur flies, particularly among older men who collect. No holds barred, and threats of lawsuits, defamation suits, billboard adverts trashing everyone and their mother abound.

Yes, it can get pretty nasty and amusing.

For me, my favorite collector story relates to my deceased friend and antiques connoisseur John Snyder. John and I had been in discussion about a painting that I had spotted in a household estate.

It was by a Cumberland Valley

American Studies from Penn State and has authored two books and numerous articles on decorative arts, interior design, and history.

Peter Seibert, a native Pennsylvanian, grew up in the antiques business and remains closely tied to auction houses, collectors, and dealers. Professionally, he has

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bought the piece and kept it from disappearing.

For me, it is the story of an item that I bought many years ago. Then I sold it and regretted it. Two years later, I spotted it in an antiques shop in Carlisle, and it came home again. How does that happen?

Good looks and clean living?

Not hardly; the luck of being a collector is more likely.

I never met a collector who did not realize at some point they were only temporary custodians of their treasures.

Sometimes their collections might stay in their family for generations to come, and other times they are sold before the body is cold. That is in many respects the food chain of collecting. Items move up from collector to dealer to auction to collector and so on. Sometimes they get held someplace for a while or leave the chain and go into a museum. However, most items keep on moving up and down over the years.

served as a museum director and public historian in artist that I had first studied Pennsylvania, New Mexico, early in my career. John knew Virginia, and Wyoming. He of the artist as well, and we holds a Master of Arts in had a long talk about the artist and this particular painting.

Eventually, the work came up for sale at auction. I was poor as a church mouse at the time as it was in the midst of my divorce proceedings. I never knew what happened with the painting other than it sold in the sale and so I chalked it up to one that was lost. When I remarried, John dropped off a wedding gift for me and Kim. What was inside? The painting!

He bought it and held onto it to make sure I had it as a gift at some point. He is now gone, but I cherish the painting, my friendship with John, and, most of all, a great antiques story.

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

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

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

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07052 West Orange 973-323-1711 VALLEY VINTAGE, 168 South Valley Rd. Open Mon-Sat. 11-6, Sun. 12-5. 2100 sq.ft, 25+ dealers. Antiques, vintage, collectibles, furniture, decor, kitchenware, jewelry, books, LPs, ephemera.

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“Toys Of Road Vehicles Made In New Zealand�

Review By Christopher Moor Readers of Carville Stewart’s recently published “Toys of Road Vehicles Made in New Zealand� might be amazed at just how many toy manufacturers this small country once had. Most existed in the early post-World War II years of rigid import controls, when government policy favored domestic production. The 1970s brought the start of the import deregulations that led to the demise of Fun Ho! toys in 1982, after more than 45 years of toymaking. Reproduction versions of some Fun Ho! models are made today from the original molds.

Die-cast, pressed metal,

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92, a model that never went into production. The model was assembled from unfinished castings for display in the Fun Ho! National Toy Museum.

Photo courtesy Fun Ho! Toys.

This is a photo of a 1994 mini poster for the collectors’ editions of Micro Models. plastic and wooden toys are well covered in the book. In some cases, in less politically correct times, they were marketed as toys for boys.

The coverage includes basic lead toys from the 1930s and ’40s through plastic, clockwork and friction drive in the 1950s and ends with the more recent sophisticates with plastic windows, interiors, and suspension.

Lines Bros., once regarded as the world’s largest toy company, opened a New Zealand factory to make British Tri-ang toys in 1946.

Lincoln sourced dies from the United Kingdom and Australia to produce additional toys for its ranges in the 1950s, and the American brand Tonka was assembled by Target Toys from the 1960s.

In-depth research, company profiles, advertisements, catalogue excerpts, and a comprehensive selection of excellent black and Here is a photo of a page from a 1970 Tri-ang Pedigree catalogue showing white as well as color photos Spot-On die-cast toys. are the book’s major strengths.

Some might have welcomed the addition of a detailed index and a price

guide.

Carville Stewart says he makes no connection between value and rarity. “Value is always in the eye of the beholder!� His point is proved by the variance in

Carville Stewart explains the fine points of a model to a prospective customer at a recent toy fair.

Photo courtesy Ross de Rouffignac. prices for the same toys in similar condition seen at recent New Zealand fairs.

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Hake’s $2.1 Million Sale Captures World-Record Prices And Breaks Multiple House Records

OUTSTANDING ANTIQUE AUCTION

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1916 World Series/Babe Ruth Button Makes History As Top-Selling Button Of Any Type $5,000-$10,000. Another high flier, a 1915 “Ty Cobb Right Field” button with advertising on verso for Schmelzer’s Sporting Goods of Kansas City, Mo., caught a winning bid of $17,276.

The 1915 “Ty Cobb Right Field” button with advertising on verso for Schmelzer’s Sporting Goods (of Kansas City, Mo.), which sponsored a 10-button set that year, went for $17,276. It was from the late Dr. Paul Muchinsky collection.

The Force was with “Star Wars” collectibles yet again, as collectors bid aggressively on rare and exotic action figures.

An encapsulated Boba Fett Lslot rocket-firing prototype action figure from Kenner’s 1979 “Star Wars” toy line was graded AFA 80+ NM. “What makes this figure so unusual is that it is one of very few preproduction prototypes Kenner intentionally assembled with no firing mechanism,” noted Winter. With provenance from an ex-Kenner employee, the prototype came to auction with a notarized CIB LOA and letter of provenance from “Star Wars” expert Brian Rachfal. It sold within estimate for $62,239.

Another excellent result was achieved by a “Star Wars” Luke Skywalker AFA 80 NM action figure with double-telescoping lightsaber. Encapsulated in a 12 Back-A blister card, it sold for $32,450 against an estimate of $10,000-$20,000. An unlicensed

American Hero” toy line, AFAgraded and encapsulated in a Series 2/20 Back blister card, sold well above estimate for $7,670, hastening Winter to comment that “1980s Joes are definitely on the rise.”

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The only known Boston Red Sox 1916 World Championship button, unusually large 6 inch size, advertising “Alpen Brau – Detroit’s Champion Beer,” features images of manager Bill Carrigan plus 24 teammates, including future Hall of Famers Babe Ruth, Herb Pennock and Harry Hooper. With provenance from the late Dr. Paul Muchinsky, the button sold for $62,980, a worldrecord auction price for a button of any This Cox/Roosevelt 1920 Democratic campaign “Eagle & Rays” 7/8 inch type, sports or otherwise. jugate button was a new discovery to the hobby. Of the six varieties of Cox/Roosevelt buttons produced, four are unique or have populations of fewer than three known examples. It sold for $35,695.

Uzay SB Products “Blue Stars” action figure, an all-blue 3.75 inch Turkish version of the iconic “Star Wars” character Hoth Snowtrooper was AFAgraded 60 Q-VG (archival case) and accompanied by a notarized CIB COA. It garnered intense bidder interest and settled just below the high end of the $10,000-$20,000 estimate at $19,212.

While on the subject of action figures, there was no ignoring the fact that GI Joe was on the winning side. A Cobra Commander action figure from Hasbro’s 1983 “GI Joe – A Real

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York Expo Center John & Paige Smith Building, 334 Carlisle Ave., YORK, PA Enter Highland Ave. Entrance Coke Machines, Signs, Advertising, Trays, Great Selection of Coke Toy Trucks, Coke Banners, Posters, Store Displays, Salesman Sample Coke Cooler, Coke Coolers, Tip Trays, Playing Cards, If it is Coke we probably have it .

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The Ingersoll Mickey Mouse wristwatch, first version, in “1933 A Century of Progress Chicago” exhibition box, realized $11,422, more than five times the high estimate.

A rare button also led the very strong political section of Hake’s sale. Recently discovered and new to the hobby, a Cox/Roosevelt 1920 Democratic campaign “Eagle & Rays” 7/8-inch jugate button was described in Hake’s auction catalog as being on par with the Honus Wagner T206 tobacco baseball card or Action Comics #1, which features the first appearance of Superman.

Of the six varieties of Cox/Roosevelt buttons produced, four are unique or have populations of fewer than three known examples. The button offered by Hake’s achieved an outstanding above-estimate price of $35,695.

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It wasn’t the Fourth of July, but there were plenty of auction fireworks going off during Hake’s Sept. 23 and 24 auction of pop culture memorabilia, which realized $2.1 million. As experts had predicted, the only known 1916 World Series Championship button, emblazoned with images of the winning Red Sox manager and players, soared to the top of prices realized and, in so doing, set not one, but two world auction records. With a winning bid of $62,980, the oversize button featuring three future Hall of Famers, including then-21year-old pitching and batting phenom Babe Ruth, became the most expensive button of any genre ever sold at auction, not to mention the highestpriced baseball button. Prices shown in this report are inclusive of buyer’s premium.

“It was the most coveted piece in the late Dr. Paul Muchinsky’s incredible baseball button collection and was pictured on the back cover of his 2004 reference book, ‘Baseball Pinback Buttons,’” said Alex Winter, president of Hake’s Auctions. “It was also pictured solo on the cover of our auction catalog, which reflects the high importance we placed on it.”

Another record-setter from the Muchinsky collection was a 1952 Mickey Mantle Fan Club real-photo button. This particular button was produced in very small numbers and made available only to club members by mail. Over the years, few have survived. An example from the famed Barry Halper collection sold at Sotheby’s in 1999 for $12,650.

Paul Muchinsky’s Mantle Fan Club button set a new world record at Hake’s, selling for $23,250 against a pre-sale estimate of

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Live Halloween Estate Antique Cars & Tools Estate Auction SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31ST • 8:30 A.M. 20 Bonnie Brae Road, SPRING CITY, PA 19475 Directions: Route 724 to Bonnie Brae Road, follow signs.

Estate of Keimer Lessig Collected over 50 years and John Kettelle Phoenixville

One of few known examples of a 1952 Mickey Mantle Fan Club real-photo button, 1.5-inch diameter, celluloid front, considered the ultimate Mantle button, realized $23,250, a worldrecord auction price for a postwar baseball button.

Estate Automobiles to include: 1948 Ford Hot Rod restored with 351 Big-Block Engine, Professional Custom Paint Job, 1950 Ford V8, Ready For Restoration , 1964 Ford Galaxy 500 390 Engine, 1987 Jag XJS V12, Two Axle Car Trailer Open and Utility Trailer Car Parts, Mechanic Tools Snap-On Items, Six Ton Four Post Car Lift, Garages full still cannot see all of the items!

TOOLS: Snap-On Toolboxes, Tools, Matco, Craftsman Boxes, Craftsman Tools, Sockets, Screwdrivers, Hammers, Pliers, Wrenches, Auto Tools, welder, Trans Machine, Oil Drain, Jack Stands, Floor Jacks, Carts, Stands, Wire items, Car Signs, Blue Point Tool Cart, Air Tools, Impact Sockets, Impacts, Grinders, Drills, Files, Machinist Box, Machinist Tools, Auto Tools in Boxes, Headlight Alignment, Auto Light Boxes with Lights, Rims, Torch, Organizers, Mallets, Timing Light, Air Compressor, Air Hoses, Fuses, Fittings, Grease Guns, Oil Wrenches, Wheel Puller, Metal Shelf, Gas Tank, Switches, FJC Pro-Charge Electronic Scale, Tire Repair, Spray Paint Cans, Oil Filters. Big Red Creeper, vale Stems, Spark Plugs, Electric Tester, Exhaust Clamps, Mac Tire Step, Lincoln Trans Jake, Engine Hoist, Gates Vac and Fuel Lines Hoses, Sir Tool Hub Master, Brake Tools, Universal Disc brake Caliper Tool, Snap-On Deluxe AC Clutch, NAPA, Rivet Kits, Blue Point Snap-On Air Tools, Deluxe Fuel Injection Test, Snap-On Cooling System Tester, Pittsburgh Pro Torque Wrench, Wagner Light, C-Clamps, AC Delco, Welding Cart, CAR PARTS: 1940s, 1950s, 1960s Car Parts, Ford Car, 1965 Mercedes Car Parts, Grills, Water Pump, Engine, Chrome Parts, Turn Signals, Headlights, Engine parts, Cannon Gun Safe and more! Preview by appointment.

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This Jim Starlin original pen-and-ink splash page art for the historic Bronze Age comic book “Amazing Adventures,” Vol. 2 #17, March 1973, which features the origin story of The Beast, artist-signed, sold for $12,980.

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A Winsor McCay animation original art depicting the artist’s famous Sauropod, Gertie, with a woolly mammoth, used in production for the Superman #1, Summer 1939, CGC 1914 cartoon “Gertie the Dinosaur,” restored 6.0, contains origin story of India ink-on-rice paper, 6.5-by-8.75 Superman, with Superman pinup on inches, from Dan Makara collection, back cover, realized $42,992. sold for $13,110.

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Jewelry Online Only Timed Auction Parsonsburg, MD! Selling for the Estate of John E. Whittington, Jr of Salisbury MD w/select additions!

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Auction conducted online at AMauctions.com via Proxibid Selection of Exquisite Ladies/Mens Jewelry to include: 14k ladies 3 diamond ring: 2.50 ct, 1.25 ct & 1 ct diamonds, 10% iridium platinum link tennis bracelet 14.9 DWT overall weight), 14k yellow gold ladies 6 prong solitaire diamond pendant/ brilliant cut 1.7 Ct. Diamond. Ladies 18K Sapphire w/Diamond cluster cocktail ring, pair of 14k yellow gold ladies solitaire pierced earrings (ea. w/1.25 Ct. Brilliant cut diamond). 18K two-tone ladies oval Emerald/Diamond cluster ring. 14k ladies solitaire engagement ring w/.25 Ct Diamond. 14k ladies 3 vertical row cocktail Diamond ring. 14k yellow gold ladies band w/4 brilliant cut diamonds (1.25ct total weight). pair of 14k yellow gold ladies circular snowflake design cluster earrings (ea. w/ 6 full cut diamonds .05ct & 12 single cut diamonds approximately .02ct (1.00 ct total weight).14k ladies tapered dome style ring w/58 graduated full cut diamonds. Ladies 24” strand of uniform cultured pearls, 14k yellow gold ladies’ enhancer, Sterling silver ladies 4 Prong pendant with 14k yellow Gold 26" chain, 14k yellow gold gents solitaire ring w/1 brilliant cut 1.54 Ct. diamond. 14k yellow gold gents solitaire tie tac w/0.70 Ct diamond.

Online Only Auction – Dover, DE!!

A&M Auctions is honored to sell for Irving Levitt and the Estate of Phyliss Levitt!

Personal Property located at: 610 North Governors Ave., Dover, DE

Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending Wednesday, Nov. 4th, 2020 Starting at 5 PM!

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Exquisite Selection of Artwork, Antique and Modern Furniture, Glassware, Asian Arts, French Daum Art Glass, Eclectic Items and more!

Personal Property Preview: Monday November 2nd 4 PM – 6 PM

Online Only Auction – Accomac, VA! Personal Property located at: 23246 Courthouse Ave,, Accomac, VA 23301

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Antique and Modern Furniture, Collectables, Tools & more!

Personal Property Preview: Monday, November 9th from 4 PM – 6 PM

Online Only Auction – Cambridge, MD! A&M Auctions is honored to sell for the Estate of Ron and Peggy Rue!

Personal Property located at: 1002 Greenway Ave, Cambridge, MD 21613

Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending Tuesday, Nov. 17th, 2020 Starting at 5 PM!

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Exquisite Selection of Eastern Shore Primitives, Decoys, Stoneware, Local Advertising, Artwork, Antique and Modern Furniture, Moped & more!

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Important Online Only Auction – Crisfield, MD! A&M Auctions is honored to sell for the Estate of Peggy L. Tawes!

Personal Property located at: 125 Hall Highway, Crisfield, MD

Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending Wednesday, Nov. 18th, 2020 Starting at 5 PM!

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Exquisite Selection of J. Millard Tawes Historical Articles, Decoys, Sterling Silver, Local Advertising, Artwork, Jewelry, Antique and Modern Furniture, Baby Grand Piano & more!

Personal Property Preview: Tuesday, November 17th from 4 PM - 6 PM Auctioneers Note: Hands down this could be one of the most historically important auction sales ever held in the State of Maryland. The amount of Maryland Political History in this sale is unprecedented with many one of a kind and truly unique

items belonging to the 54th Governor of the State of Maryland, the late J. Millard Tawes. Peggy Tawes married the late Philip Tawes (son of J. Millard Tawes). Allen & Marshall Auctions is proud to bring many never before seen personal Tawes family historical items to the public market including original black and white photographs as well as items directly out of the late governors home including the governors own office desk straight out of the Maryland State House. DO NOT miss this opportunity to own your own piece of Maryland History. Allen & Marshall Auctions Cordially invite you to bid at AMauctions.com!!

Online Only Auction – Bethany Beach, DE! A&M Auctioneers is honored to sell for the Sharp Family of Bethany Beach, DE!

Personal Property located at: 101 Parkwood Street, Bethany Beach, DE 19930

Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending Thur., Nov. 19th, 2020 Starting at 5 PM!

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Large Selection of Musical Instruments, Sterling Silver, Asian Arts, Antique and Modern Furniture and more!

Personal Property Preview: WEDNESDAY, November 18th from 4 PM – 6 PM

(3) Upcoming Auctions at 8000 Esham Rd., Parsonsburg, MD: Dec. 2nd, 2020: Online Only Personal Property Auction Sale – Parsonsburg, MD! Personal Property located at: The A&M Auction Facility – 8000 Esham Rd., Parsonsburg, MD 21849. Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending: Wednesday, December 2nd, 2020 Starting at 5 PM. Selection of Primitives, Antique and Modern Furniture, Silver, Stoneware, Tools, Jewelry, Electronics, Appliances & more! Jan 16th, 2021: Winter 2021 Decoy & Wildfowl Arts Auction. Personal Property located at: The A&M Auction Facility – 8000 Esham Rd., Parsonsburg, MD 21849. Live Auction/Live Webcast Bidding – Fri. Jan. 16th @ 5:03 PM (400 Lots). 400+ Lots including over 300 Decoys, Original Artwork, Primitives, Shotshell Boxes & more! Feb. 5th, 2021 - 15th Annual Firearm & Men’s Night Out Auction. Will feature a selection of Estate Firearms including: Rifles, Handguns & Shotguns.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net stated Winter. “What this tells us is that the market for highContinued from page 6 quality vintage collectibles is 1465 New London Rd. art, it would be a challenge to very strong and growing faster find an earlier or more impor- than ever.”

19350 | 610-274-8525 To view the auction catalog, tant artwork than the Winsor McCay (American, 1869-1934) complete with prices realized, drawing entered in Hake’s sale. visit www.hakes.com. th st For further information, call McCay’s original production art for the 1914 cartoon titled 866-404-9800 or 717-434-1600.

Selling contents of 2 large old estates All images courtesy of “Gertie the Dinosaur,” depicting a lively Gertie and a lumbering Hake’s Auctions. with very nice period furniture and woolly mammoth against a premany collectibles! historic mountain landscape, was executed in India ink-onrice paper. It was only the second original Gertie artwork ever to be offered by Hake’s in 53 PUBLIC years of operation. It sold for $13,110.

From the modern era, Jim 388 Lots Cataloged Coins & Currency Starlin’s original pen-and-ink splash page art for the historic AT 10:00 A.M. Bronze Age comic book DOORS OPEN AT 7:30 A.M. Amazing Adventures, Vol. 2 #17, LOCATION: Saucony Hall, 85 Industrial Ave., March 1973, was especially significant to collectors because it 19530 From E. Main St. in Kutztown, turn onto Willow St., 1 block, right onto was created for an issue that Industrial Ave., to auction on right. features the origin story of “The Large Cents To Silver Dollars; Bulk Lots of over 600 Silver Roosevelt Beast.” Artist-signed, the 11 5/ Dimes; Lots of Silver Rolls; Silver Proof Sets; Bulk Wheat Cents; 1909-1948S 8-by17.5 inch (overall) artwork This encapsulated Boba Fett L-slot Lincoln Cent Album Missing Only 1909S VDB; Small Amount Of Gold. was bid to $12,980. rocket-firing prototype action figure TERMS: Visa/MC/Disc. 3% admin fee, waived for Cash or PA check. No The incredible demand for from Kenner’s 1979 “Star Wars” toy Buyer’s Premium.

Golden Age comic books was line, AFA 80+ NM, no firing mechaAuction for: A LOCAL COLLECTOR evident in the sale of a nism, originated from an ex-Kenner CLARENCE N. SHIRK AUCTION SERVICE Superman #1, Summer 1939, employee, accompanied by notarized AU-3757-L 610-683-5093 RANDALL S. SHIRK AA019415 graded CGC Restored 6.0. This CIB LOA and letter of provenance from WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM ID#4430 landmark issue contains the “Star Wars” expert Brian Rachfal, went origin story of Superman and for $62,239. has a Superman pinup on its back cover. The issue presented st

by Hake’s knocked down Presents $42,992, which Alex Winter called “a remarkable price for a restored comic book, and an indicator of where the market is likely headed for important early comics, even those in Preview at 8 A.M. • AUCTION AT 10:00 A.M. lesser condition.” CGC had noted of its restoration: “Color 121 Evesboro-Medford Rd., 08053 Touch, Pieces Added, Tear An old Antique store in Marlton, NJ--closed for years- is opening up one more time for your buying pleasure! 75 Seals, Cleaned, Reinforced.” years of antiques & collectibles will cross the block in all categories. Here’s a partial list: Lamps: 5+ GWTW some original, pair Ruby flash mantle, mid cent mod hanging. Victorian adj. Ceiling, Horse barn converted gas, Brass A Disney highlight came in framed stained glass, Brad & Hubb Slag table top, Mid cent. Desk lamp, oils, Mid Century shades, Set of 30’s era the form of a first-version Arts & Crafts Mica Shades, 40+ more--from floor to table to mantle. Artwork: Sofa size Atchinson Fox Sheep Grazing Ingersoll Art Deco-style Mickey 1908. Nutting Interiors, steel engravings; lithos- Children, Dogs, Animals, Godeys, Ships, Silhouettes, 40+ antique/ Mouse wristwatch in its original vintage baby prints, inc Besse Pease, Charlotte Becker+. Primitives: Rare hand-forged spiral Courting Candlestick.

Victorian cast iron hitching post, Many Crocks incl. Ovoid two toned marked- John McFie Roshesay”, size 8 pickle box with the correct “1933 A crock, 3 Country store paper cutters, porcelain soda fountain syrup dispensers, Hoosier jars, Copper T-Pots, 100’s Century of Progress Chicago” kitchen utensils, Redware Turk’s Head mold, Hammered brass bucket, Mayo spinner, Berry tin, Pluto & Purerock foil sticker affixed to it. In runWater bottles, Oak feed bucket, ice tongs, corn knife & huller, oyster shucker knife, 50+ pcs. Agate/granite-ware. ning order, it sold for $11,422, Glass: 100’s pcs Dep. Glass in green, pink, blue, yellow, more. Fenton ruffled, hobnail, snowcrest, Amberina, ruby, cobalt, Crystal, EAPG, milkglass, flash, barber bottles. Pottery & Porcelain: 50+ pcs early willoware Flow Blue + more than five times the high incl. Flow Blue Commode Set-near complete. Drip glaze Planters-all sizes, Portrait & cabinet plates Angels, kid’s +. estimate.

Nippon, hatpin holders, German/Czech Canister Sets, 100’s figs- animals, kids etc, Cookie jars incl McCoy, mid cent “In addition to the worldmod dog jar++, MCM CA Pottery Chip & Dip, Art Pottery- Haeger, McCoy. Furniture: Regency hall mirrors, Eastlake record prices achieved Mantle & wall clocks, matched pair Victorian sofas, marble-top pieces, washstands, glass front bookcases, sewing machine tables, wicker sewing stand, candle stands, hoosier cabinet, Vict. folding game table, grandfather clock, Sikes throughout the sale, Hake’s office chair, Hickory Furn Co chair, rockers, tilt top & gateleg tables ++. Items of Interest: Oak Ad clock for Wright rewrote its own house records Jewelers, Moorestown, NJ. 1910 Fur motorcycle gloves, German Chalet Music boxes, Folk Art Mickey kid’s coat for the number of bidders regrack, opera gloves, inlaid jewelry box, copper & spun aluminum humidors, early hotel desk bell, marked military istered, the number of bids flask, Pair 1930 Lance store counter Jars, Vint Christmas inc. Large 50’s Santa face, coloring books, ornaments +.

Carved Tribal Folk Art heads, Aluminum children’s dishes, Child’s stepback cupboard, MCM Chrome & Glass Chip/ placed, and the sell-through Dip set, Antique German Baby Doll, Finger chopper fan, Full Tea & Coffee silverplate set. Beatles items. Raffaello rate, which was 95 percent,” Pini books & letter stand, ad items, local NJ postcards, military hats & spats, dresser sets, scrapbooks of sports events

Hake’s

Hill’s Auction

Landenberg, PA

GEORGIA 11/12-15/20, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center 12/10-13/20, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center MASSACHUSETTS 10/31/20, BOSTON, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Book, Print, Ephemera, 180 Berkeley St, Back Bay Events Center NEW JERSEY 11/01/20, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 1 Pal Dr, Wayne PAL

OHIO 11/07/20, BERLIN, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Early Country Antiques & Primitive Goods, 3558 US Rt 62, Heritage Community Center 11/28-29/20, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antique Market, , Ohio Expo Centers PENNSYLVANIA 11/14/20, BERWYN, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Outdoor Antique & Vintage Market, 260 W Swedesford Rd (Rt 252), Valley Fair Shopping Center 11/27-29/20, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Antiques, 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market

AUCTIONS DELAWARE 11/04/20, DOVER, TIMED ONLINE ONLY BIDDING ENDS STARTING WED @ 5 PM, Exquisite selection of artwork, antique & modern furniture, glassware, Asian Arts, French Daum art glass, Eclectic items and more.

Personal Property located at 610 n Governors Ave Dover, Online @ www.AMauctions.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers 11/08/20, WILMINGTON, SUN 10 AM, Vintage Christmas Auction featuring a large collection of vintage lighting & ornaments from around the world, musical & other tree stands, candy containers, old sled, Santas, German & Italy mangers , old nativity figures, Christmas trees, unique & hard to find items and much more. Live & On-Line Bidding, 1323 Newport Gap Pike, Delaware Estate Sales Jeffrey Kring 11/19/20, BETHANY BEACH, TIMED ONLINE ONLY BIDDING ENDS STARTING THURS @ 5 PM, large Selection of musical instruments, sterling silver, Asian Arts, antique & modern furniture & more. Personal Property @ 101 Parkwood St Bethany Beach, Online @ www.AMauctions.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers MARYLAND 10/29/20, PARSONSBURG, TIMED ONLINE ONLY BIDDING ENDS STARTING THURS @ 5 PM, Jewelry. Personal Property located at 8000 Esham Rd Parsonsburg MD 21849, www.Amauctions.com via proxibid, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers 11/07/20, FREDERICK, SAT 9 AM, Vast Collection of advertising items, labeled apothecary bottles, country store, furniture, china plus much more, Frederick Fairgrounds (Indoors Bldg #12) 797 E Patrick St, Howard B. Parzow 11/17/20, CAMBRIDGE, TIMED ONLINE ONLY BIDDING ENDS STARTING TUES @ 5 PM, Exquisite selection of Eastern Shore primitives, decoys, stoneware, local advertising, artwork, antique & modern furniture, Moped & more.

Personal Property located @ 1002 Greenway Ave Cambridge, Online @ www.AMauctions.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers 11/18/20, CRISFIELD, TIMED ONLINE ONLY BIDDING ENDS STARTING WED @ 5 PM, Exquisite Selection of J Millard Tawes historical articles, decoys, sterling silver, local advertising, artwork, jewelry, antique & modern furniture, Baby Grand piano & more. Personal Property located at 125 Hall Highway Crisfield, Online @ www.Amauctions.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers NEW JERSEY 10/31/20, MARLTON, SAT 10 AM, Antiques & Collectibles featuring lamps, primitives, glass, furniture, jewelry and much more, OnSite 121 Evesboro-Medford Rd, Chris Doerner PENNSYLVANIA 1 0 / 2 1 / 2 0 - 11 / 0 8 / 2 0 , SHARTLESVILLE, ONLINE NOW BEGINS CLOSING SUN 11/8 @ 7 PM, PA Dutch Gift Haus Retirement Auction featuring PA German Hex signs, decorative items, ephemera advertising folk art coins, currency gold jewelry, vintage, mid-century, retro porcelain, pottery, garden sculptures and more.

Preview 11/7 & 11/8 10 am-2 pm @ 93 Roadside Dr. Shartlesville, Online @ www.auctionhowze.com, The Renaissance Auction Group

10/29/20, LEBANON, ONLINE THURS @ 1 PM, Disneyana, firearms, gold & silver, hand stitched quilts, signed Stack folk art furniture, Native American jewelry and more. Preview 10/28 1-5 pm @ 105 N Chapel St Lebaon, Online Only @ w w w. k l e i n f e l t e r s . h i b i d . c o m , Kleinfelter's Auction Inc. 10/30-31/20, LANDENBERG, FRI 9 AM SAT 8 AM, Antiques, furniture, collectibles, 1465 New London Rd, Harold S Hill & Son Inc. 10/31/20, KUTZTOWN, SAT 10 AM, Coin & Currency, Saucony Hall 85 Industrial Ave, Clarence N. Shirk Auction Service 10/31/20, SPRING CITY, SAT 10:30 AM, Estate Auction featuring antique cars & car parts, tools, 20 Bonnie Brae Rd, Ron Rhoads 11/01/20, BANGOR, SUN 10 AM & NOON, Firearms, Hunting & Fishing. 10 am - Box lots & related items; Noon - Catalog Auction, 521 Richmond Rd, Hartzell's Auction Gallery Inc. 11/01/20, HARRISBURG, ONLINE ONLY SUN 10 AM, Estate Auction featuring political, primitive, Native, Western, Southwestern, Central America, militaria, baseball, local history, African & Ethnographic arts, ephemera, Online Only @ www.cordierauction.com, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

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COIN AUCTION

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CONNECTICUT 11/01/20, NORTH HAVEN, SUN 9 AM-1 PM, Train & Toy, 201 Washington Ave, Best Western Hotel

ANTIQUES & FURNITURE AUCTION

21 Century Antiques

ANTIQUE AUCTION

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31ST MARLTON, NJ

& greeting cards, some local events, Nutting furniture books. Jewelry: Sterling, Silver Plate flatware, costume rings & pins, gold watches, pocket & wristwatches, perfumes, & more. 100+ oversized box-lots packed with goodies!

COVID Protocols will be in force for the sale.

Directions: From South: Rt. 295 N. to Rt. 73 S. Turn Left on Church Rd. East (1.6 mi.) Church Rd becomes Evesboro-Medford Rd at Greentree Rd. Continue on Evesboro-Medford Rd (.4 mi.). From North: Rt. 295 S. to Rt. 38 E. (1.4 mi.). Turn slight left onto Fellowship Rd (400 ft.). Left onto S. Church St (2.8 mi.). Turn slight left onto Church “ROAD”. Continue onto Evesboro-Medford rd. (.4 mi.). House on Right. Off street parking at Evesboro Downs, located next door.

Food and comfort station on site Terms: Cash or Check w/proper ID. CC w 3% processing fee. 10% Buyer’s Premium.

Questions? Call 609-877-6843 or email dolltoy@hotmail.com.

Day of sale 609-560-3247. Auctioneer not responsible for accidents.

11/02/20, NEW HOLLAND, MON 5 PM, Outstanding Antique Auction, 270 Grant St, H & R Auction 11/05/20, LANCASTER, LIVE & ONLINE THURS 6 PM, Fine Art featuring local & regional artists, Boltz Auction Company 3601 Columbia Ave & www.boltzauctions.com, Boltz Auction Company

Check auctionzip.com ID#1049 for more details and pictures

CHRIS DOERNER, AUCTIONEER

11/07/20, ORWIGSBURG, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Firearms, hunting/fishing, furniture, vintage, china/ pottery, jewelry, stamps, coins/ currency, toys, paper, sports, instru- A Cobra Commander action figure ments, collectibles etc., Auction Time Bid Board 1506 Centre Tpke, from Hasbro’s 1983 “GI Joe – A Real American Hero” toy line, AFA-graded Auction Time Bid Board

and encapsulated in a Series 2/20 11/07/20, YORK, SAT 9 AM, back blister card, sold for $7,670.

Cataloged Auction of Coke machines, signs, advertising, trays, toy trucks, banners, posters, store displays, salesman sample Coke cooler, everything Coke. Internet Bidding Available, York Expo Center John Paige & Smith Bldg 334 Carlisle Ave, Rentzels Auction Service inc.

11/15/20, PALMYRA, SUN 1 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 61 W Front St Suite E, Black Swan Antiquities VIRGINIA 11/11/20, ACCOMAC, TIMED ONLINE ONLY BIDDING ENDS STARTING WED @ 5 PM, Antique & modern furniture, collectables, tools & more. personal Property located at 23246 Courthouse Ave Accomac, Online @ www.AMauctions.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

The “Star Wars” Luke Skywalker AFA 80 NM action figure with doubletelescoping lightsaber encapsulated in 12 back-A blister card sold for $32,450 against an estimate of $10,000-$20,000.

9th Annual “ Live & Online Bidding”

VINTAGE CHRISTMAS AUCTION

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Preview: Saturday, November 7th from 2-5pm.

Day of Sale: 9am until sale time.

Delaware Estate Sales, 1323 Newport Gap Pike,

WILMINGTON, DE 19804 Large selection of vintage lighting and ornaments from around the world, candle clips, glass bead & other garlands, Musical and other tree stands, candy containers, clip-on birds, old sled, Santa’s, German and Italy mangers, old nativity figures, cardboard houses, Christmas trees, unique and hard to find items and so much more.

Terms: Cash, Check, MC & Visa credit cards. Buyers: premium 15% discounted to 10% for payments in cash.

Visit: www.estatesalesofdelaware.com or www.auctionzip.com for more detail and pictures.

Note: Auction will be conducted outdoors and indoors depending on weather.

Bring a chair. (SOCIAL DISTANCING AND MASKS WILL BE REQUIRED!)

DELAWARE ESTATE SALES 1323 Newport Gap Pike, Wilmington, DE 19804

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ANOTHER HUGE SALE AT SCHUYLKILL COUNTY’S BEST AUCTION

AUCTION TIME BID BOARD

IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE...

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, 2020 1506 CENTRE TURNPIKE, Orwigsburg, PA 17961

SHORT NOTICE LARGE ESTATE AUCTION

“Proven Reliability for Buyers And Sellers”

No Personal Checks: See Our Website: www.auctiontimebidboard.com AY002311 AUCTIONEER: TOM HENDRICKS AU005754

Phone:

570-968-4636

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FIREARMS: Thompson Center Arms Contender Super 14 223 Rem, Winchester Mod 94 30-30 Rifle, Winchester Mod 70-220 Rifle, Ranger 101.2 20ga Shotgun, Remington 12ga Shotgun, Remington Mod 760 30-06 Rifle, WWII Italian Carcano 6.5mm Rifle, Ranger 16ga Shotgun, Cobra 9mm Derringer. Reloading, Ammo, Caldwell Lead Sled. HUNTING/ FISHING: Recurve & Compound Bows, Rods, Reels, Lures, Flies. FURNITURE: HenkelHarris Cherry High Chest, Bombay Chest, Pine Slab Bookcase & Bench, Bedroom Sets incl Ethan Allen & Mahogany, 4 Pc Oak Spiral Legs Living Room Set, Gun Cabinet, Curio Cabinets, Grandmother Clock, Sofas, Jewelry Armoires. ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: Two Primitive Compartment Boxes, Dental Chair w/Instrument Unit, Dental Cabinets, Railroad Signal Light, PRR Switch Lantern, Coca-Cola Store Diplay Rack, Sleds incl Flexible Flyer, Christmas Decor incl Many Blowmolds, Aluminum Christmas Tree, Adv Tins, Trunks, Radios, Toledo Enamel Store Scale, Mantle Clocks incl Gingerbread Clock, Sausage Stuffer, Lg Coffee Grinder, Hankies, Hires Mugs, 45’s & LP’s incl Beatles & Zepplin, Large Spinning Wheel, Victrola, Store Display Case, Tin Type Photos, Coin Op Bubble Gum Machines, Double Washtub, 1919 Ashland High School Photo, Military Bayonets, Milk Bottles, CI Pans incl Griswold & Wagner, Maytag Wringer Washer. CHINA/POTTERY: Roseville Snowberry, Hull, Hall’s, Polish Pottery, Lenox, Noritake, Fiesta, Temptations. JEWELRY: Much Sterling, 1000+ Pcs of Costume Jewelry incl Tray & Estate Lots, Full Jewelry Boxes. STAMPS: Binders of Stamp Blocks, Sheets, Loose Stamps, 1st Day Covers, Golden Replicas. COINS/ CURRENCY: Morgan & Peace Dollars, WL Halves, SL Quarters, Lg Cents incl 1837, 1841, 1851, 1853. Mint Sets. 1 & $5 Silver Certificates, $5 Red Seals. TOYS: 1978 Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Basic Set, Lionel Trains incl Bethlehem Steel Switcher, NASCAR Engine & ZW Transformer; American Flyer & HO Trains incl Harley Set, Williams Alum Streamliner Cars, Hubley incl Plane & Cars, Lead Figures, Cast Iron Banks, Steiff Dog, 100’s of New Hot Wheels, Models incl Doctor Doolittle Flounder, Marbles, Tonkas, Cap Guns, Breyer, MIP KISS Dolls, Luncboxes incl Gremlins, Rambo, Star Trek The Motion Picture, BB Guns incl Daisy & Crosman, Dolls incl Barbie, Odyssey2 Console, NES Console, 30 SNES Games.

PAPER: 1962 NASA First Manned Spaceflight Booklet, 1960’s Comics. SPORTS: Baseball Cards incl 1950/60’s Stars, A-Rod Signed Bat, 1000’s of Modern Cards. INSTRUMENTS: Liverpool Drum w/Box, Acoustic Guitars, Flute, Trumpet. COLLECTIBLES: Cookie Jars, 100+ NASCAR Diecasts, Prec Moments, Jim Shore, Hallmark Ornaments, Dept 56, Swords, Knives. OTHER: Mattress Sets, Electronic Slot Machine, Appliances, Many Framed Paintings & Prints, Beer Collectibles, Kitchen Aid Mixer, Snowblowers, Riding Mower, Craftsman Tiller, Many Hand & Power Tools, Building Material incl Lumber.

“FEATURING A VAST COLLECTION OF ADVERTISING ITEMS ALONG WITH NUMEROUS ESTATE ITEMS” NUMEROUS COCA-COLA ITEMS-VAST ASSORTMENT OF ANTIQUE ADVERTISING -COLORFUL TRADE CARD ALBUMS-EARLY ALAMNACS-EPHEMERA-ADVERTISING TINS-LABELED MEDICINE AND APOTHECARY BOTTLES-COUNTRY STORE ITEMS -FURNITURE-CHINA, STAR WARS COLLECTIBLES, VINTAGE & NEW, FLASHLIGHTS, CAMERAS, LIGHTERS, DISNEYANA PLUS MUCH MORE!

THIS WILL BE A VERY LARGE AUCTION INDEED...

MORE INFORMATION TO COME SOON. STILL ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS. PLEASE KEEP CHECKING WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEERS ID#2894) AND WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM FOR UPDATES.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH STARTING AT 9:00 AM. Doors Open At 8:00 a.m. Morning Of Auction Inspection Throughout The Auction.

Auction Location: The Frederick Fairgrounds (Indoors-Building #12) 797 East Patrick Street, Historic FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701 Photos Added Daily During The Set Up Of The Auction. Please Check Website for Details and Updates.

TERMS OF AUCTION: Cash, Traveler’s Checks. 10% Buyer’s Premium Added To The Hammer Price. Out-Of-State Dealers: Your Tax Number Or Retail Sales Tax Number Is Welcome With A Copy Of Your Current Tax License. Out-OfState Buyers Must Have A Bank Letter Dated 3 Days Prior To November 7th, 2020 Stating That Their Checking Account Has A No Bounce Check History If Wishing To Write A Check. We Accept Checks From Maryland Residents.

The Auctioneer Has The Right To Refuse Anyone’s Check If He Wishes To Do So. All Announcements Made On Auction Day Shall Take Precedence Over Previously Distributed Information.

We will need to follow the proper CDC guidelines for all upcoming auctions as needed to make sure everyone stays safe. These guidelines may change in the coming months but for now it is encouraged that you practice social distancing and bring your mask please.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION OR CONSIGNING TO OUR MONTHLY AUCTIONS PLEASE CONTACT:

OWNER: CAROLYN FRY AA019615

HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER PHONE 301-351-6544 OR E-MAIL HPARZOW@AOL.COM WEBSITE WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM

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ESTATE OF STEPHEN R. REED Harrisburg, PA Mayor 1982-2010

ONLINE ONLY AUCTION SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 AT 10 AM

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POLITICAL: Ephemera, vintage & modern. ART: Paintings & prints, sculpture, Western, Native American, local. PRIMITIVE: Wagon jack, tools & farm implements, dough tray, cobblers bench. NATIVE AMERICAN: Artifacts, collectibles, kachinas, pottery, baskets, textiles, cradle boards. WESTERN AMERICAN: Relics, collectibles, replicas, saddles, stagecoach trunks, lassos. SOUTHWESTERN & CENTRAL AMERICA: Furniture, Mexican dance costumes, pottery, Aztec calendars, sand art.

MILITARIA: Revolutionary War through Desert storm; photographs, documents, uniforms, insignia, newspapers, posters, Army medic field desk, field telephones, helmets, relics. BASEBALL: Harrisburg Senators, national teams, autographs, memorabilia. LOCAL HISTORY: Newspapers, photographs, advertising, posters, indentures. AFRICAN & ETHNOGRAPHIC ARTS: Furnishings, garments, sculpture, African & Asian ceramics, taxidermy. EPHEMERA: Newspapers, periodicals, advertising, posters, postcards, books, deeds, indentures, documents.

ONLINE BIDDING — CATALOG AVAILABLE OCTOBER 23!

Äù Tall Awatoui Kachina

Harrisburg, PA Ephemera

www.CordierAuction.com for details.

Mickey Mantle Autograph

Carved Eagle Table

Miniature Cannon Sarcophagus Cabinet

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Alphonse Mucha Continued from page 1

Sarah Bernhardt’s play “Gismonda” and two posters advertising Job cigarette papers (1896 and 1898). The exhibition features advertising posters for Cycles Perfecta bicycles, as well as original drawings, an oil painting, and examples of magazine covers and illustrations.

“Alphonse Mucha: Master of Art Nouveau” includes vintage lithographs, original drawings, paintings, books, advertising ephemera, and more. Works and objects in this exhibition are drawn from the holdings of the Dhawan Collection, Los Angeles, one of the largest and

finest collections of Alphonse Mucha’s work in the United States.

“Alphonse Mucha: Master of Art Nouveau” is organized by Landau Traveling Exhibitions, Los Angeles, Calif., and has been presented at the Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, Ohio; The Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester, N.Y., and the Hyde Collection, Glens Falls, N.Y.; among others.

The exhibition is made possible through the generous support of the Marlin and Ginger Miller Exhibition Endowment.

The Reading Public Museum is located at 500 Museum Road, Reading, Pa. To learn more, readers may call 610-371-5850.

Cordier Auctions To Sell Former Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed Estate On Nov. 1 And 15 Militaria Among Highlights Of Both Sessions During Stephen Reed’s 28 years of service as mayor of Harrisburg, Pa., he was known as a skilled politician with a goal to develop business,

culture, and recreation in Pennsylvania’s state capital.

He was also known as a collector. On Sunday, Nov. 1, the public will get the first glimpse of the extent of Reed’s collection when Cordier Auctions & Appraisals hosts the first of two auctions of the estate collection of the late Stephen R. Reed.

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This is a Central Democratic Club of Harrisburg banner.

Here is a Mickey Mantle autograph.

Upcoming Event Stay Tuned for Further Details

Sun., Nov. 15th 2020 Start time 1 P.M. Preview is 12 Noon 61 West Front Street, Suite E, Palmyra, PA 17078 ENTRANCE IN REAR OF BUILDING

The 41-inch-tall Awatoui Kachina will be sold.

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expanded to include all design movements of the 20th Century, including Art Nouveau, Arts & Crafts, Art Deco, Art Moderne, MidCentury Modern, Scandinavian Modern, and Atomic.

ADSW President Steve Knight is excited about the possibilities offered by an online show. “This show is the classic example of turning lemons into lemonade. Though the pandemic forced us to go virtual, we are excited that we will have dealers from around the country able to participate, and modernism enthusiasts from around the globe can attend,” stated Knight.

For example, David Repp of Rediscovered Paper will join the show from Pacifica, Calif., offering original architectural renderings, automotive

concept art, and graphic designs. Similarly, Carolyn Martin of Carolyn’s Timeless Treasures will join the show from Fenton, Mo., offering early American pressed glass, Depression glass, postcards, and sewing items. John and Nora Knight of Bizarre Bazaar will join the show from Hudson, N.Y., offering aviation, automobilia, industrial design, and costume jewelry.

Washington Modernism show “attendees” from around the world will be able to shop for fabulous vintage furnishings and collectibles, including furniture, clocks, cocktail and barware, jewelry, ceramics, and more, with dozens of Art Deco and modernism dealers.

Ruby Lane has strong followings in England, Germany, Japan, and Australia.

For more information, call Jim Linz at 703-568-3745 or email modernism@adsw.org.

Preview: Friday, October 30 • 12pm-6pm Selling for Eugene & the late Vera Charles, Lancaster, PA Dr. Edward & Nora Pohl, Lancaster, PA, a second genera on New Jersey collector & more.

Sale to include Stoneware and Redware, large selec on of Spa erware and Gaudy Dutch, S egel-type glass, New Jersey glass, Folk art including Lehnware and Weber, Woodenwares, Chalkware, J.H. Johnston Pennsylvania/Kentucky Fullstock PercusC ssion Rifles, Metalwares including Toleware, Cookie Cu ers and W Wrought Iron, Tex les and Sewing Related, Sterling silver includiing Georg Jensen, Period and Painted Furniture. Berks County Artwork by Ben Austrian, Frederick Spang, Arrah Gaul, George w Wright, J.H. Raser, & Annie Snyder.

Make Sure To Check Out Our Online Only Premiere Catalog Auc on Beginning Tues. October 20th - Tues. November 3 5pm Closing Time Featuring Books, Contemporary Folk-Art, Po ery, China, Glassware, Folk-Art & Woodenwares, Miscellaneous, Anri Carvings & Other Related Items, Christmas , Toys, & Dolls, Metalware, Artwork & Framed Items, Tex les, Rugs, & Furniture AY000253L

See hessauc ongroup.com for more details.

18% Buyer’s Premium 717-664-5238

877-599-8894

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Rare Folk Art, Historical Material, And Early Glass To Highlight JSE & Associates November Premier Auction John James Trumbull Arnold Folk Art Double Portrait Ranks Among Stars Of Three-Day Sale

A large selection of 18th and 19th century glass and lighting is in the sale. collection of early Staffordshire ceramics, including rare figures of all types; pearlware; Prattware; creamware; an immense selection of transferware in all colors and forms featuring historical, romantic, and floral patterns; Delft wares, and more.

A large collection of early ironware, including all types of hearth and domestic articles, early lighting, door hinges, locks, handles, latches, and furniture hardware, will be sold. Noteworthy objects for this session are a rare pair of 19th century Staffordshire pearlware large rabbit figures, with excellent coloration, an impressive pair of Staffordshire pearlware large lion figures, modeled after the Medici lions, and an unusual Staffordshire pearlware small figure of a lion with rich red glaze body.

Day three, also beginning at 9:30 a.m. EST, will feature material from many collections. The day’s offerings will consist of a fine selection of rare Virginia and other Southern material, 18th and 19th century formal and country furniture, American decorative arts, folk pottery,

antique firearms and accessories including over 20 long rifles, Civil War and other historical material, 19th century coin silver, Native American objects, Shenandoah Valley and other folk art, and textiles including samplers and quilts.

Highlights for the third session include an important John James Trumbull Arnold (181265) folk art double portrait of the Parsons children of Piedmont, Va. (now West Virginia), dated 1856, an unrecorded example that is completely fresh to the market, and a rare Shenandoah Valley of Virginia paint-decorated yellow pine bentwood box, attributed to the Barb Family of Shenandoah County, Va. An important Confederate Civil War presentation sword and scabbard, marked for James Conning of Mobile Ala.,

presented to Capt. George Wilson Hammond by the men of Co. D 60th Regiment Virginia Volunteers in 1862, descended directly in the family, will be among the expected stars. Similarly, other highlights will include a fine and rare pair of Cary’s pocket globes, each with original shagreen case and in excellent condition, and a scarce Sojourner Truth CDV signed verso.

A fine Shenandoah Valley of Virginia paint-decorated yellow pine “turkey breast” stand table is also among the offerings.

“We are very excited to bring such an outstanding group of fresh material to the market for this auction, much of which has resided in longterm collections or descended directly in the families of the original owners. Our varied offerings of American folk

art, Southern objects, and historical material are especially strong and provide numerous unique buying opportunities for collectors of all levels,” commented company

SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

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This is a fine Shenandoah Valley of Virginia paint-decorated bentwood oval box.

president Jeffrey S. Evans.

The catalogue will be posted around Oct. 30.

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Email - Sales@Oldpostcards.com Toll Free 1-888-828-7811 SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.

COLLECTIBLE TRUMP ROBOT FIGURINE (Limited Edition Trump Bot, 8”) available Oct 2020. Also: political, cartoon, presidents, famous people bobble heads. Visit www.ikonicnostalgia.com, 412-849-2552 TONKA DUMP TRUCK 1956 version, must be in excellent condition, the only year with rear mud flaps. Box not important, condition is. 845-735-7463 David Kasny, P.O. Box 5, Pearl River, NY 10965-0005

WANTED ANTIQUE TOYS 1900-mid1960’s; automotive photos and related gas and oil signage & smalls. Private collector 1 piece or 500, funds always available, call Andy 914-433-2970 apace777@aol.com

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memorabilia, African and Continued from page 10 Ethnographic Many are familiar with the arts, local colformer mayor’s interest in the lectibles, art, Civil War, American West, and and a large collocal history; however, Reed’s lection of hisinterests covered a variety of toric ephemera subjects. The auctions will in addition to include a vast array of mili- Southwestern, taria from the Revolutionary Western, and War through Operation Desert Native American This is a miniature Louis XIV style cannon.

Storm, baseball collectibles artifacts and from local and national teams, collectibles. vintage and modern political “It really is an honor to be entrusted with the Reed estate,” said David Cordier, founder and owner of Cordier Auctions. “Mayor Reed was a somewhat controversial figure in Harrisburg, but the significant progress to Harrisburg during his tenure speaks to his success as a leader.” The second auction is scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 15. Both will be online only.

The Nov. 1 auction will be available for online viewing and pre-bids on Monday, Oct. 26.

To learn more, visit www.CordierAuction.com.

This carved eagle table is among the furniture highlights.

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ENGLISH ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Antique drop front desk, 19th century & English George III dresser, circa 1770. Both items purchased by me in UK in the 1980’s & have been in my home ever since. Both are available in the NYC area but shipping can be arranged. Both items in good condition & one has original receipt. Photos & more details upon request: jafacella@yahoo.com

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Here are rare Staffordshire pearlware lion figures, from a large selection of early English ceramics.

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John James Trumbull Arnold’s (1812-65) folk art oil-on-canvas double portrait of the Parsons children of Piedmont, Va. (now West Virginia), dated 1856, is an unrecorded example that is completely fresh to the market.

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Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates is pleased to announce its 39th Semiannual Premier Americana Auction to be held Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Nov. 12, 13, and 14.

The three-day event features historic property from estates and collections in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Vermont, Connecticut, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, New York, New Jersey, West Virginia, Indiana, and Ohio, plus museum deaccessions. With nearly 1,500 lots of high-quality material, the sale is sure to generate excitement in the collecting community, providing a gauge for the current market across multiple categories.

Day one, beginning at 9:30 a.m. EST, will kick the weekend off with a fine selection of 18th and 19th century glass and lighting. The diverse offerings include free-blown, pattern-molded, and pillarmolded wares; bottles and flasks; a fine collection of colored pressed flint glass, including many rare vases and candlesticks; outstanding whale oil and fluid lamps; early kerosene lighting, including cut overlay examples; a large selection of pressed lacy, including rare hollowware, salts, and cup plates; 18th century European drinking vessels; Bohemian glass including goblets with American scenes, plus more.

Noteworthy items include a fine Sandwich pressed hen covered dish in shiny translucent jade green, a rare Thomas Cains pattern-molded whale oil/fluid stand lamp with fluted font and swirled stem, an unrecorded Sandwich pressed lacy glass sugar bowl, and an extremely rare pair of small dolphin scallop base candlesticks in an unrecorded deep purple blue and opaque white.

Day two, also beginning at 9:30 a.m. EST, will feature part one of the ceramics collection of James Dunn, Springfield, Vt., and the early iron collection of the late James C. Leonard, Jamestown, N.C. The offerings include a large

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Thursday, October 29, 2020 @ 1 P.M. Preview- Wednesday 1-5PM (Note- Lebanon Location) Online Catalog/ Bid: WWW.KLEINFELTERS.HIBID.COM Always Accepting Absentee Bids: Call or Email

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Highlights: Disneyana, Firearms, Gold & Silver & More! This Sale Has It All! An Excellent Selection of Disney Enamel Collectors Pins, Disney Figurines, Hand Stitched Quilts, Signed Stack Folk Art Furniture, Silver Bars, Gold Coins, Native American Jewelry, Exceptional Firearms Collection from Several Local Consignors to Include Winchester, Remington, Colt, Pepperbox and More!

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Fall Firearm, Hunting & Fishing Auction at Hartzell’s Auction Gallery, Inc. 521 Richmond Road, BANGOR,

PA 18013

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST 10AM – BOX LOTS AND RELATED ITEMS 12:NOON – CATALOG AUCTION Selling from the Estate of Wallace Goddard and other Estates Preview: Wednesday, October 28th from 10am to 4pm Thursday, October 29th from 10am to 4pm Friday, October 30th from 10am to 4pm Sunday (Day of Sale) November 1st from 9am to 12 NOON Civil War, WW I & Modern Firearm Sample: 1859 New Model sharps w/rare 36” barrel, Stevens Bicycle Rifle, Springfield Trapdoors, 1841 Mississippi Rifle, US 1855 rifle & 1855 Pistol, Many early S&W revolvers, Philadelphia type derringer, Allen & Thurber pepperboxes, sharps, Remington double derringer.

Winchester model 70’s, 62A, 1897, 1894 & More, Browning Twelvette, Remington 700’s, 760’s, 887, 66, 14, Nice Selection of Antique Double’s: LeFever, L.C. Smith, A.H. Fox, Ithaca, Mossburg 835’s, Weatherby Mark V’s, Ruger Black Hawk’s, Colt Delta Elite, & other Pistols & Revolver’s.

German FG42 Dummy Gun, Russian M-44, Plainfield M-1 Carbine, Egyptian Hakim, Maadi AK-47, K-98 Mauser & More.

Civil War Letters, Backpack, Ammo Pouch all from Company C 3rd Reg., Many other swords and knives.

Antique Ammo Collection: 40-82, 38-56, 50-110, 58 Musket, 50-100-450, 348, 33 Early Rimfire & More German WWII flags, Iron Cross, Belt Buckles & more. U.S. WW I Uniform.

WW II German Flags, Antique Paper Shotgun Shells – 4, 8 & 10 Bore.

Flyrods: Orvis, Heddon, etc. Al Baker Wild Life Paintings, Philip Goodwin calendars, 14’ Fabrique Par Carryon Carry-On Trailer, Snowblower.

Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. 521 Richmond Road, Bangor, PA 18013

610-588-5831 1-800-724-6808 PA #AU-000395-L

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