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Hake’s Auctions’ Screen-Used Captain America Shield Sells For $259,540 Australian Collector Is New Owner Of Hero-Prop Shield Used By Chris Evans During 2019’s Top-Grossing Film, “Avengers: Endgame” A Captain America “hero-prop” shield screen-used by Chris Evans in Marvel Studios’ 2019 blockbuster “Avengers: Endgame” sold for a heart-stopping $259,540 at Hake’s Auctions on Nov. 3. The marquee item in a two-day online auction of premier entertainment and historical memorabilia, the star-emblazoned shield opened at $20,000 and attracted 17 bids before selling to its new owner, Wilmot “Wil” Creasy.

A commercial analyst with Creasy Group, a Western Australia business focused on mining and metals exploration and investment, Creasy now adds iconic aluminum to his burgeoning pop-culture portfolio, which reportedly also includes Pokémon cards.

The shield was constructed for “Endgame” by Marvel Studios senior prop master Russell Bobbitt and appeared in the film’s allimportant close-up scenes. Other Captain America prop shields were created for use in long shots and action sequences but typically survived for only a few scenes before sustaining damage associated with stunt work. The near-pristine shield

auctioned by Hake’s was handled with care on-set so it could be featured in multiple close-up scenes throughout the film’s production.

Bidder confidence was bolstered in no small way by the shield’s impeccable provenance.

Previously, it had been gifted to youth empowerment nonprofit Sand Sisters Los Angeles Inc. by Marvel Studios’ executive vice president Victoria Alonso. In February 2020, it was the top prize in a raffle hosted by Sand Sisters (now known as “Girl Powerful”), and raised $155,801. The shield came to Hake’s with a custom-crafted plaque and Letter of Authenticity, both signed

by Bobbitt.

After the auction concluded, Hake’s president, Alex Winter, commented on the shield’s success, “This was one of those rare times when we did not assign a pre-auction estimate. We knew the collectors would have the final say and didn’t want to cast any expectations, but we also knew the potential for something special was definitely there. And that is what happened, a new world auction record for any Marvel movie prop was set. It’s one of the most amazing pieces Hake’s has ever offered in its 54-year history, and that is saying something considering the millions of items we have handled.”

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This “Fantastic Four” #1 comic, November 1961, CGCgraded 6.0 Fine, features the debut of Marvel’s first superhero team plus origin and first appearance of Mole Man and sold within estimate for $37,269.

Holiday Open House Set For Rivertowne Antique Center On Dec. 3, 4, And 5 Multi-Dealer Shop Is In Columbia, Pa. The Rivertowne Antique Center in Historic Columbia, Pa., will hold its annual Holiday Open House the first weekend in December on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Dec. 3, 4, and 5. Store hours will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on all three days.

Dealers will be offering special discounts just in time for the gift-giving season.

“During our three-day Holiday Sale, customers will find anywhere from 10 to 40 percent off items throughout the store,” said Ron Madar, co-owner with partner Georgia Townsend. “Whether large or small, antiques and collectibles provide holiday shoppers with a creative alternative to perhaps a more traditional gift idea,” continued Madar.

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Captain America’s “hero-prop” shield created by Marvel Studios senior prop master Russell Bobbitt and used by Chris Evans for close-up shots in the 2019 film “Avengers: Endgame” is in near-pristine condition and sold for $259,540, the highest price ever paid at auction for a Marvel movie prop. the shield in-hand, we promoted it everywhere, culminating with its inperson appearance at the Baltimore Comic Con, where it was the star of the show,” continued Winter. “From the day it went online, bids started coming in, but it was on the final day that it jumped some $150,000 before closing at the record price. The term ‘museum quality’ is sometimes overused, but in this case, it is deserved.”

The 1864 cotton portrait bandanna with image of bearded candidate Abraham Lincoln based on a J.C. Buttre engraving of a Mathew Brady photo sold for $35,695 against an estimate of $10,000-$20,000.

The Nov. 2 and 3 auction totaled $3.3 million and catapulted Hake’s 2021 gross to more than $10 million.

Outstanding prices were achieved in all major categories of the company’s final cataloged sale of the year.

Original comic art was led by the pen-and-ink Mickey Mouse daily comic strip panel art created

by Floyd Gottfredson (pencils) and Earl Duvall (inks) for publication on Feb. 20, 1931. The coveted five-panel strip from the “Mickey Mouse vs. Kat Nipp” storyline came directly from the Duvall Estate and sold within estimate for $45,430.

Collectors of vintage “Star Wars” action figures and other toys showed up with “the force” to vie for a tempting selection offered on day two. The category’s top-lots honors were shared by two entries that each sold for $42,834. One of them was a “Star Wars” Millennium Falcon spaceship from Kenner’s 1979 “Star Wars” toyline, AFA-graded 80-plus NM and housed in an encapsulated box, while the other was one of few known carded examples of a 3.75-inch-tall action figure of Luke Skywalker with a double-telescoping lightsaber in an unpunched 12 Back-A blister card Continued on page 2

Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Receives Gift Of Rare Navajo Chief’s Blanket As America honors Native American Heritage Month during the month of November, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation announces that it has received a rare Navajo First Phase Chief’s Blanket from the late classic period (1865-70) in the terraced style. The weaving is the first of its kind to enter the foundation’s collection and joins two Navajo pictorial weavings that were acquired in 2019.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net 1894 Findlay (Ohio) baseball team cabinet photo with Continued from page 1 African American ballplayers from Kenner’s 1978 “Star Wars” Bud Fowler and Grant “Home toy line. It, too, was AFA- Run” Johnson sold within estigraded 80 NM (archival case). mate for $23,364. An identical The only known example amount was paid for a rare of a historically important 1923-24 Negro League baseball

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card issued by Tomas Gutierrez Tobacco and depicting outfielder Oscar Charleston of “Santa Clara B.B.C.” Charleston played in the Cuban League for seven seasons and was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1975.

Comic books proved their rock-solid strength in the marketplace. A CGC-graded 6.0 Fine copy of the November 1961 Silver Age classic “Fantastic Four” #1, significant both for its debut of Marvel’s first superhero team and the origin/first appearance of Mole Man, sold within estimate for $37,269, while a very rare investment-grade production from EC Comics, the “Tales of Terror” 1953 Annual #3, displayed astonishing condition and was CGC-graded 9.6 NM-plus. Its selling price of $27,258 was on target with the pre-sale estimate.

Two extreme rarities dominated the impressive selection of political memorabilia.

An 1864 cotton portrait

bandanna with the image of bearded candidate Abraham Lincoln (based on a J.C. Buttre engraving of a Mathew Brady photo) sold for $35,695, while a 1904 stone-lithographed presidential/vice-presidential jugate poster touting candidates Eugene Debs and Ben Hanford, boasting superb graphics and high-quality color, rose to $29,884. Each of the lots had been estimated at $10,000-$20,000.

“Our office has been buzzing with excitement since the conclusion of our November sale, and we’re ready to offer more film and TV props of this caliber next year,” concluded Winter.

“Some amazing collectibles have already been consigned for our 2022 Premier Auctions series, so stay tuned!”

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This is the only known example of historically important 1894 Findlay (Ohio) baseball team cabinet photo with African American ballplayers Bud Fowler and Grant “Home Run” Johnson and sold within estimate for $23,364.

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This EC Comics “Tales of Terror” Annual #3, 1953, CGC-graded 9.6 NM-plus, a rare investment-grade comic book, sold within estimate for $27,258.

This G.I. Joe Missile Command Headquarters, a Sears exclusive series with three 3.75-inch-tall action figures, sealed and AFA-graded 80 NM, sold above estimate for $10,384.

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On the left is a “Star Wars” Millennium Falcon spaceship from Kenner’s 1979 “Star Wars” toyline, AFA-graded 80-plus NM, in encapsulated box, which realized $42,834 against an estimate of $20,000-$35,000; on the right is one of few known carded examples of the 3.75-inch-tall action figure of Luke Skywalker with double-telescoping lightsaber in unpunched 12 Back-A blister card from Kenner’s 1978 “Star Wars” toy line, AFA-graded 80 NM (archival case), and it sold for just below high estimate at the same $42,834.

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A Led Zeppelin/Vanilla Fudge poster promoting a 1969 Salt Lake City concert, plate-signed with promoters’ company name “Frank & Stein” at lower right, one of four such posters known to Hake’s and the first example of its type ever to appear at auction, sold for $17,134 against an estimate $5,000$10,000.

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Collector Chats With Peter S. Seibert

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This Week: My Turn

“Born to collect” should be the motto of Peter Seibert’s family. Raised in Central Pennsylvania, Seibert has been collecting and writing about antiques for more than three decades. By day, he is a museum director and has worked in Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Virginia and New Mexico. In addition, he advises and consults with auction houses throughout the MidAtlantic region, particularly about American furniture and decorative arts. Seibert’s writings include books on photography, American fraternal societies and paintings. He and his family are restoring a 1905 arts and crafts house filled with years’ worth antique treasures found in shops, co-ops and at auctions.

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“The Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg seek to tell a broad and inclusive story of early American culture through the study and display of objects made and used by all the peoples of what is now the United States,” said Ronald L. Hurst, the foundation’s chief curator and vice president for museums, preservation, and historic resources. “At the institution’s Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, American Indian pottery, basketry, and textiles will help us to share the contributions of indigenous peoples. This chief’s blanket comes as a major contribution to that effort.”

For generations, anonymous Navajo women working on hand looms created brilliantly colored, boldly designed pictorial blankets and rugs as was their longstanding cultural and artistic tradition. The earliest of Navajo weavings were blankets to be worn, known as “chief blankets,” made with a simple, horizontally striped and banded design and format. The weavers adapted and modified their work from the world around them and created an art form that is uniquely theirs and provides insight into the Navajo culture at the turn of the 19th century. As the chief blankets were made for wear, many did not survive.

This example is a rectangular weaving of one panel produced in native handspun wool and raveled wool in salmon (aniline dye), blue

(indigo dye) and the natural wool colors of brown and white. The pattern from the top consists of a stripe of salmon with a blue terraced design followed by a stripe of white, alternating stripes of brown and white form the body of the blanket with another stripe of salmon with blue terraced design in the middle and at the bottom. Small This Chief’s Blanket, Navajo Nation, dating to 1865-70 is warp: native self-tassels are handspun wool, weft: native handspun wool and raveled wool, and a attached at each gift of Rex and Pat Lucke, 2021.609.5. corner.

“This chief’s blanket is a thought it would be a fitting during periods when it is on beautiful specimen of weav- addition to their folk art display in the Art Museums.”

Today, the ing,” said Kimberly Smith collection.

Although this gift is not Ivey, Colonial Luckes enjoy living among currently on display at the Williamsburg’s senior cura- their collections in their Art Museums, “Navajo tor of textiles. “It’s finely Nebraska home.

Weavings: Adapting “We are pleased to be Tradition,” a new exhibition woven, and the blanket itself feels almost like silk. able to donate this blanket that opened in September, The beautiful deep indigo to the Art Museums of can be seen at the Abby blue stripes are hard to cap- Colonial Williamsburg. It Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art ture in a photograph, but was a significant item in our Museum through December are stunning in natural collection, and the Art 2022. “Navajo Weavings” Museums will be a great features six extraordinary light.”

This unique textile is a home for it,” said Rex and weavings from the Lucke gift from Rex and Pat Lucke, Pat Lucke. “The artistic and collection, none of which American folk art enthusi- weaving skill of the Native have been displayed at weaver who Colonial asts who have been fasci- American Williamsburg nated for many years with blended the Grecian Key before. the artistic expression of design with the Navajo’s Additional information First Phase about the Art Museums and Navajo weavers. The Luckes, traditional who began collecting Pattern is obvious, and it is Colonial Williamsburg as antiques, folk art and other a testament to the weavers well as tickets are available artifacts in the early 1970s, who were able to expand online at www.colonial discovered Navajo weavings their horizons during this williamsburg.org. while visiting an American historic Late Classic Period.

Image courtesy of The Indian arts gallery in We are confident visitors Colonial Williamsburg Scottsdale, Ariz., and will appreciate seeing it Foundation.

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rent. It’s a common and known practice.

What it also means is that many of these folks have little to no understanding of security practice. They are aware of the issues with theft, but their solution is to pretend to be security and follow shoppers. What they often don’t realize is that their assumptions of guilty parties, families with children or prior cash paying customers are not always accurate. In fact, I would venture to say that the real targets are those individuals who carefully stalk and plan their thefts.

I have wanted to go back to the co-op and ask them what they planned to do with my picture and how they thought this would help them solve their problems.

Cameras, booths with a good line of sight, and staff who are trained are going to dissuade more shoplifters than wellintentioned amateurs.

So what is the moral of the story? The mall has lost a good customer. I am sure they would argue that their security is worth more than a customer. But this kind of

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One of my frequent topics over the years has been the amateur security efforts that many antiques co-ops employ. As a father of two daughters who would go antiquing with me as children, I always found it irritating to have the mall staff following us as we went through. With the kids now grown, I thought I had reached a point where that was done, until last week.

I had some extra time on my hands during the week and decided to stop at a local antiques mall located not far from my home. I had been in there about a month before and purchased a number of things with my family (requiring several boxes and bags). I figured I would do a quick

sweep of the mall to see if anything was new and be on my way.

I waved as I entered and then began my sweep, working from the right side of the mall to the left. About halfway through, I realized I was being followed. It was almost comical at first, but then as I was down the aisle of locked showcases, I heard the unmistakable sound of a camera phone taking a picture.

Looking up into the mirrored back of the case in front of me, I saw my picture was being taken by one of the shop employees. I should have accosted him, but I just walked out the door.

Mall security has always been a challenge. I recall when my mother and I were in malls in Carlisle and Hershey back in the 1980s, and we saw a certain number of things that got shoplifted.

The malls then, like today, generally do not employ paid and highly trained staff.

Instead, many of the people working at the mall are booth dealers who are performing sweat equity rather than paying all or part of their booth

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By Peter Seibert

The Best Kept Secret On The Main Line

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White Star Line Button From The Coat Of A Titanic Barber And Survivor Among Offerings In Militaria Auction

The coat button is from Titanic barber (and survivor) Charles Weikman.

the consignor. An aside, Weikman later served as a barber on the Lusitania. He resigned, however, in early 1915, after German submarines began to target ships in the Atlantic Ocean. In doing so, he avoided a second disaster.

The button is accompanied by a letter of authenticity from the consignor. He writes, “My mother, Sara, was a button collector and received the button from her friend, Miss Helen Martin, who was also a button collector for many years. This button is from Charles Weikman’s coat. Charles was one of the two barbers on the Titanic. Miss Martin was given the button by Charles Weikman’s daughter, Helen, a student of Miss Martin’s at This photo was taken in April 1928 showing Admiral Byrd, Palmyra High School in New holding a package of anti-pneumonia serum, flanked by avi- Jersey.”

The letters, photos and ation pioneer Charles Lindbergh, after the two landed in ephemera from the personal Canada from New York. possessions of Rear Admiral Byrd (1888-1957) are certain to appeal to collectors who recognize the achievements of a true American hero and recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor. Byrd claimed that his expeditions were the first to reach both the North and South Pole by air. He also discovered the dormant Mount Sidley volcano in Antarctica.

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This government certificate was awarded Dr. Frederick White, who worked on The Manhattan Project, which produced the atomic bomb.

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stood on the deck of the ship as it sank, awaiting his fate, when suddenly the stern of the ship rose out of the water to a perpendicular position, tossing him and hundreds of others into the chilly waters.

Weikman was able to grab onto some floating debris and went unconscious. When he came to, he was in a lifeboat, one of the lucky ones who survived. He was still wearing his barber coat, with the White Star Line button (which has been authenticated as period correct to 1910-12). He gifted the button to his daughter, who later gave it to one of her teachers, a button collector.

The teacher subsequently sold her collection, along with the button, to another collector, in Pennsylvania. Her son, who inherited the collection, is

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Mohawk Arms’ Sale Slated For Dec. 18 A White Star Line button worn by one of two barbers on board the Titanic (who survived the disaster), plus a trove of items pertaining to the renowned American naval officer, aviator and polar explorer Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd are expected highlights in Mohawk Arms’ Militaria Auction #86, slated for Saturday, Dec. 18.

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Charles Weikman was a chief barber on the ill-fated Titanic the night it struck an iceberg and sank in the icy waters of the North Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912. He

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Beginning Nov. 26, The Museum Will Be Open Seven Days A Week The Brandywine River Museum of Art is pleased to announce it will reopen to the public on Friday, Nov. 26, with the return of the Brandywine Railroad holiday train display and highlights from the permanent collection.

The Brandywine has been temporarily closed to the public since Sept. 1, after the remnants of Hurricane Ida brought historic flooding to Chadds Ford and across the Brandywine’s 15-acre campus.

While all of the art in the galleries at the Brandywine River Museum of Art was safe and unharmed by the storm, the museum’s lowest level, containing a lecture room, classroom, offices and more, had significant flood damage, in addition to 10 other buildings on the property.

Beginning Nov. 26, the museum will be open seven days a week, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (closed on Christmas day), with the Brandywine’s iconic O-gauge model train display on view through Jan. 9.

A holiday favorite since 1972, the Brandywine Railroad offers something for everyone with its dazzling array of both toy and scale model trains

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Strand. “I have really enjoyed working with the board of trustees and the staff over the past several months. The trustees, staff, and our members are a community that is very dedicated to Winterthur’s success. What they want most is to share this wonderful place with our friends and neighbors, and that is an exciting and energizing challenge.”

Strand has enjoyed a long career in horticulture outreach, education, and management. Prior to joining Winterthur, he worked as director of Green Spring Gardens in Fairfax County, Va., from 1998 to 2005, managing its continuing evolution from a private property to a public garden and historic site, and as outreach horticulturist at The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University from 1993 to 1998. Strand earned a bachelor’s degree in Environmental, Population, and Organismic Biology from the University of Colorado in 1989 and a master’s degree in Public Horticulture Administration with a certificate in Museum Studies through the Longwood Graduate Program Fellowship of the University of Delaware in 1992.

“The Covid-19 pandemic, recent storm damage on the estate, shifting tastes, changes in school visits, and new technologies all present challenges and opportunities,” noted Strand. He credits the Winterthur staff for their creativity in meeting challenges and embracing new audiences while remaining good stewards of the property and collection. “I am very proud of them, and because of them, I am incredibly optimistic about our future,” continued Strand.

made by Lionel, Williams, Atlas, Mike’s Train House, Kline and others. The display features trains running on 2,000 feet of track with more than 1,000 pieces, including locomotives, passenger and freight trains, and trolleys that pass through a small village, a farm, factories, and even a carnival and a drive-in movie theater. Interactive components are also incorporated into the display, operated by hands-free foot pedals that allow for further engagement.

Also returning, albeit in a limited capacity this year, will be the Brandywine’s whimsical critter ornaments decorating the holiday trees in the museum’s atrium and also available to purchase during the annual Holiday Critter Sale. Each year since 1971, these distinctive ornaments have been carefully handcrafted by a dedicated group of volunteers using only natural materials such as teasel, pinecones, acorns, eggshells, flowers and seed Continued on page 7

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pods. All of the ornaments that had been made for this year’s upcoming sale, over 8,200 new creations, were destroyed by floodwaters, including many decades of critter ornaments that have been highlights of the holiday display, some of which date back to the early 1980s. After this devastating loss, the Brandywine’s Critter volunteers rolled up their sleeves, fired up their glue guns and got back to work, quickly creating an amazing range of new ornaments in time for the annual holiday sale.

Additionally, thanks to the generosity of staff, volunteers and others who donated their

The Brandywine has assembled a team of experts and skilled craftspeople, from structural and electrical engineers to architects, project managers and workers, to

help ready the museum for its holiday reopening, but there are months of work remaining before the museum is fully restored to its prior functionality. Upon reopening, the

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Brandywine will continue to follow the CDC and PA Department of Health guidance on COVID-19. Guests are encouraged to visit

www.brandywine.org/nowopen to view the most up-todate visitation guidelines and to reserve their timed tickets before arrival.

own critter collections back to the Brandywine, including some ornaments that had graced the White House holiday display in 1984, the museum’s holiday trees will still be decorated with critters for visitors to enjoy.

This year’s Holiday Critter Sale will be held offsite at the Chadds Ford Historical Society on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 4 and 5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A variety of “classic critter” favorites along with fanciful new creations will be available during the sale. A smaller selection of critter ornaments and houses are also available for purchase This is the Brandywine Railroad model train display, photo This is the entrance to the Brandywine River Museum of Art in Chadd’s Ford, Pa. online and can be shipped credit Carlos Alejandro. across the country by visiting www.brandywine.org/critters.

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This is an American colonial Revolutionary War-era cannon, ca. 1740-80. from New York. Their mission was to save the life of Floyd Bennett, who was suffering from pneumonia.

Speaking of Lindbergh, also in the sale is an FBI poster relating to the 1932 kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby, listing all the serial numbers of the bills. After an intense manhunt, police and the FBI eventually arrested Bruno Richard Hauptmann, a German carpenter, and charged him with the abduction and murder of the 20-month-old. Hauptmann later died in the electric chair.

Also in the sale is a lot from the estate of Dr. Frederick White, who worked on The Manhattan Project, which produced the atomic bomb that aided the end of World War II. Included is a government certificate stating

Here is a Brandywine critter, a teasel reindeer ornament.

that his work was “essential to the production of the Atomic Bomb.” Also included is a lapel badge (“Inspectors Club, Big Rock Point Nuclear Plant”) and other ephemera.

Also up for bid will be European flint and percussion pistols, a U.S. 1820s “bell crown” shako, a Civil War “Tiffany” “wrist-breaker,” leather goods, Civil War excavated shell fragments with maps of locations, WWII items (uniforms, headgear, edged weapons, etc.), a Japanese WWI “Adrian” helmet with Red Cross cover, a kyo-gunto sword, posters and ethnographic weapons.

For additional information, call 315-893-7888 or email Mohawk@MilitaryRelics.com.

This is the Brandywine Railroad model train display, photo credit Jacques-Jean Tiziou.

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The $100,000 reward was an enormous sum at the time, equating to roughly $1.6 million today. Half was designated for the arrest of Booth, “in addition to any reward offered

by Municipal Authorities or State Executives,” while $25,000 was set for the apprehension of John H. Surratt (misspelled “Surrat”) and David C. Herold (misspelled “Harold”). Signed in print by Secretary of War Edwin M.

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primitives, folk art, stoneware, textiles, jewelry, general store items, advertising, industrial and decorative smalls. All are displayed in a beautifully restored tobacco warehouse along the Susquehanna River.

Enjoy refreshments such as hot cider while looking for that perfect gift for family and friends.

“Take a break from the hectic atmosphere and long lines at the department stores,” said Townsend.

“Relax and shop in our comfortable, well-lit environment while you enjoy exploring two

floors stocked with wonderful gift ideas.”

Rivertowne is located at 125 Bank Ave. From the Columbia/Marietta exit off Route 30, take the new Front Street/River Road downtown bypass or follow Third Street into town, turn right on Locust, go a block and a half, and turn left on Bank Avenue.

There is plenty of free parking and Visa/MC are accepted.

Gift certificates, layaway and shipping are also available.

For further information, visit www.Facebook.com/ RivertowneAntiques or call 717-684-8514.

Stanton, this broadside is one of just a handful of copies known.

Also eclipsing the $200,000 plateau was a George Washington, Pater Patriæ, the Holy Grail of GW inaugural buttons, which brought $212,500. One of the gems of the previousily mentioned Mahoney collection, a trove from which 31 lots sold in the auction, the button is the only portrait button in the accepted canon of George Washington inaugural buttons and has long been coveted by collectors of Washington

memorabilia. It may also be the earliest artifact that refers to Washington as the “Father of His Country” and is one of fewer than 10 examples remaining in existence.

Presidential china, especially from Lincoln’s presidency, often is in high demand among top collectors, and this sale was no exception, as a rare White House China celery dish rode more than a dozen bids to a final price of $93,750, a record for Lincoln-era presidential china and nearly five times its pre-auction estimate.

Pieces offered most commonly

The rare White House China celery dish rode more than a dozen bids to a final price of $93,750, a record for Lincolnera presidential china. are round desert plates or dinner plates, making this ovalshaped plate a rarity.

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4TH AT 9AM DOORS OPEN AUCTION DAY 7:30AM • PREVIEW: DECEMBER 3RD, 9AM TO 4PM Furniture: Red dry paint farm table, drysink, walnut tea table, blue dry paint utensil wall rack, crock bucket bench, Windsor potty chair white paint, buggy wheel, early tin child’s upright bathtub, green painted chest, set 4 paint decorated chairs with bird stencil, set 6 paint decorated chairs, early red dry paint sled dated 1895,early church Mennonite church bench, walnut 8ft inlaid general store counter, pine 1-drawer stand, cherry 1-drawer stand, pine slant lid desk, Hamilton brown wood bakers rack, cherry washstand, red dry paint quilt rack, primitive green work bench, pine dovetailed blanket chest, pine child’s trundle bed, pine 1-door wardrobe, Louise Grotz continental red painted dome trunk, white mantel, sawbuck table, Windsor chair & more! Antiques: Blue coverlet, red/white star coverlet, early blue morning glory coverlet, blue overshot geometric coverlet, large star quilt, Dresden plate quilt, patchwork Dresden quilt, patchwork quilt, oriental rugs, redware crock, stained glass window, cast iron fireplace trammel, Weller art pottery jardiniere & pedestal, 4 early Gettysburg cabinet photos: 2 by Tipton, 1 of monuments, 1 of devil’s den, dollhouse made by John Dierwechter Newmanstown, 4 stoneware mugs, stoneware stein, stoneware inkwell, whites Utica stoneware jar with horse, redware jar, redware milk pail, stoneware bank, stoneware bank with initials YPA, signed wood 3-prong fork, wolverine shoes general store display, wood trade sign hand-painted Harrisburg Fire Dept., wood gathering basket, Staffordshire ABC plate, pewter spoons, fresh-picked blueberries sign, copper food mold, c o p p e r pot, 2 French red painted spice canisters, stoneware Demuth’s snuff jar & lid, early cowhide bag, 2 stoneware food molds for sale sign, men sign, black pepper general store canister, green industrial bread bin, selection of early juggling pins, 6 black glass antique bottles 1 onion squat all early blown bottles, Large 6 ft Steiff Saint Bernard dog, general store canister, unusual splint oak round gathering basket, Steiff bears, Steiff molly dog rare, Mohair dog, Mohair rabbit, Steiff elephants, Steiff monkey, German Mohair bulldog, Paddington bear , Ooak teddy bear, Mohair rabbit, Steiff lion, Steiff turtles, early German windup bear, early Indian trapping basket with flower impressed on feet, Steiff dog pull toy, splint oak gathering basket, splint butt basket, splint oak gathering basket, rye straw oblong basket, rare splint oak basket round basket with handle, Rare Alumite pre Pennzoil auto display with drawers, Clarks ont display, painted utensil trays, box of DB Flory and Sons-Lawn, PA, Rare cast iron antique corn stalk cutter, Medlar Co biscuits box, horse tacks, green firkin, red painted sifter, yelloware brown striped mixing bowl, Hanseom Brothers stoneware jug, Schmid German Allentown blue decorated crock, whites Utica stoneware batter jug, Whites Utica tobacco jar, Whites Utica tankard, rare Whites Utica hunting dog jar, Whites Utica barber bottle, 2-gallon blue striped stoneware water cooler, AP Donaghho Parkersburg 4-gallon crock, Remmey blue floral jar, unusual blue decorated rose crock with handles, Whites Utica pitcher with bail handle, splint oak basket, red painted bucket, green firkin, red peck bucket, mortised butcher bench,7ft colobus monkey rug, 1890s Matlock oil on canvas, 5 gallon T.F. Reppert crock, 1840s ovoid double-handled double-tulip crock, unusual ovoid crock with feathers, A. Conrad New Geneava crock, 2-gallon Hamilton Jones crock, 1-gallon blue feather crock, 4 William Hare Wilmington, DE canning or oyster jars, western PA blue 3 worm wax sealer as is, Cowden Wilcox 1-gallon tulip jug, unusual 1/2 gallon 3-striped barrel jug with bail handle, redware insulator, wood bucket, berry baskets, & More!

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COINS, STERLING, JEWELRY, FASHION ONLINE ONLY AUCTION SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4 AT 10 A.M. COINS & CURRENCY: U.S.: Proof Sets, Mint Sets, Proof Silver Eagles, Silver incl. Unc., Franklin Mint 24K gold Mini Coin Collection. Foreign: Panama Platinum, Barbados Inc Gold. Currency: Silver Certificates incl. Crisp Unc, Star Notes.

STERLING: Flatware incl. Gorham Secret Garden, Whiting, Coin, Joyeria Real Mexican Silver Center Bowl; Towle Ornaments, Victorian Silverplate.

JEWELRY: Antique & Modern; Fine, Sterling, Costume. Gold: Necklaces, Bracelets, Rings, Antique & Victorian. Gems: Diamonds incl. 3.56 Carat Solitaire, Sapphires, Pearls, Emeralds, Citrine.

Costume: Sterling, Rhinestones, Enamel, Scarab; Cufflinks incl. Sheffield Watch; dental gold.

Watches: Wrist incl Rolex Day Date, Movado, Pulsar, Lucerne. Pocket incl Elgin, Waterbury, Atlas.

FASHION: Coats: Furs incl. mink, red fox, lamb; Leather.

Designer Handbags incl Judith Leiber, Louis Vuitton, Chanel.

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It was a rarity made for what has been called “the most important manhunt in American history,” and the savviest of collectors knew it.

A $100,000 reward broadside issued by the U.S. War Department, April 20, 1865, created after John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln, sold for a record $275,000 to lead Heritage Auctions’ Sept. 25 and 26 Americana and Political Auction, including the Brook Mahoney collection of George Washington inaugural buttons, to $2,170,799 in total sales. The price broke the previous auction record for a Booth broadside of $214,200 set earlier this year at Sotheby’s.

“This broadside called for the public’s help after what has to be considered the most

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FIREARMS & MILITARIA ONLINE ONLY AUCTION SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5 AT 10 A.M. ANTIQUE: Hamilton Boys’ Rifle series of a: Model 7, Model 11, Model 15 (early), Model 15 (late), Model 19, Model 23, Model 27 (early), Model 27 (late), Model 027 (long barrel), Model 027 (later version), Model 31, Model 35, Model 39, Model 43, Model 47, Model 51, and a Japanese Model 027; John Shuler O/U Percussion Rifle Cal .42; Civil War Era Smith Carbine Cal .50; Winchester Model 75 Sporter .22lr; Marlin Model 1893 .32spl. MILITARY GUNS: U.S. Rifle Cal .30 M1 Garand Springfield Armory; Argentine Navy Colt 1911A1 w/ Swartz Safety; Swiss Luger, Bern Model .30 Luger; Webley Mark I Revolver. LONG GUNS: Anderson AM-15 5.56; Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22; Steyr Mannlicher Scout 6.5 Creedmoor; Ward’s Western Field 12 Gauge; Tikka T3 .30-06 Sprg; Winchester Model 70 7mmWSM; BC Miroku O/U Shotgun 20 Gauge; Winchester Model 12 Shotgun 12 Gauge; LeFever Side-by-Side 12 Gauge; Rock Ridge 1903A4 .30-06 w/ Scope; Ithaca M-49 .22lr. HANDGUNS: Colt Peacekeeper .357; Ruger Redhawk .357; Colt 1903 Hammerless; Colt Government Model 1911 .45acp; Ruger New Vaquero .357; Sig Sauer P226 9mm; Browning Buckmark .22lr; Maxim Defense PDX 9mm; High Standard Supermatic Trophy .22lr; Walther PPK/S. MISCELLANEOUS: Old Town Canoe Predator SS 150, Leupold 36x Benchrest Scope, Leupold Vari-X Scopes, POSP 8x42mm Scope, PPSH-41 Magazines, Pistol Ammo, Rifle Ammo, Shotgun Ammo; WWII Posters, Bayonets, German Pins & Insignia.

www.CordierAuction.com for details.

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Previews by Appointment.

Presenting the Legendary Marianne Thurtle Dollhouse & Miniature Collection SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11TH

9:00 A.M. ONLINE ONLY ABSENTEE & PHONE BIDDING AVAILABLE - PREVIEW BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 20 Bonnie Brae Road,

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PART ONE OF THE MOST EXPANSIVE COLLECTIONS OF DOLLHOUSES & ROOMBOXS & EXTRAORDINARY AMERICAN & EUROPEAN ARTISAN MINIATURES EVER TO SURFACE IN THE AUCTION MARKET. IT IS A MUST FOR ALL COLLECTORS! DOLLHOUSES: Shoalwater Drugstore by Noel & Pat Thomas, Lawbre Thornhill Mansion, Tynietoy, Victorian style, French manor house, colonial style, Log Cabin, Toy Store, Solarium, Cape Cod cottage, Tudor house, corner store, Dutch colonial and others ROOM BOXES: Ray Whitledge “Afternoon Tea”, Eugene Kupjack French living room box & Silversmith box, Brooke Tucker furnished Room, Joan Helton cabin, Robert Barnhard toy store, Susan Hendrix baseball game, Sands Films antique shop, Bob Courts and Bruce Barnstead boxes, J.J. Buckingham stores, Susan Snodgrass and Stephanie Blythe dressing room, Turnbull store, Victorian & Colonial Rooms, Teddy Bear & Mice boxes, Greenhouse, Kitchens, Garages, Dress Shop, Office, Cottages, Dioramas, Bakeries, Shadow Boxes, Christmas, Living Room, Fireworks Stand, Bars, library, wood working shop, beach house and many others ARTISAN FURNITURE: Laura Gill, Gail Steffey, Peter Tucker, Patricia Herbillon, Edward Norton, John Hodgson, Rae Stimler, Tony Jones, Paul Ki-Kydd, Robert Carlisle, Sally Hardy, Eric Pearson, Dennis Jenvey, K. Hallsted, Philip Grande, J.S. Whitehouse, Pierre Wallack, Walter Sawicky, Judy Beals, d Anne Ruff, Dennis & Mary Spirek, Ralph Partelow, George Hoffman, Marvin Tate, B. Davis, Oldham Studio, Roger Gutheil, Monica Roberts, Mac & Lee McCurley, Rhea Strange, Rebecca Brown, Bearly Big Enough, William Clinger, Gerald Crawford, Gil Mena, Frank Coen, Michael Mortimer, Norman Jones, Geoffrey Wonnacott, Warren Dick, David Booth, Donna Wormwood, James Hastrich, Hank Taylor, Susan Wade, Natasha Beshnenkovsky, Nicole Marble Walton, Judee Williamson, Chestnut Hill Studio, Gary Larsen, Taller Targione, Jan Holoran, Paul Moore, B. Hill, Susanne Russo, Uncle Ciggy, Judy Forman, Earl Long, Marcia Gardner, Headley Holgate, B. Moore, Betty Valentine, Ella Realbach, Mary Grady O’Brien, Jan Yinger, Donna & Jim Johnson, G. Earl Hay, Stuart King, Ian Holoran, Taylor Jade, E. Schmidt, W. Stout, Rosemarie Torre and others ARTISAN ACCESSORIES: Jean & Teresa Welch, Neil Carter, G. Wright, Jim Pounder, Olszewski, Goebels, June Clinkscales, Ellen Blauer, NiGlo, Thornhill, Jason Getzan, Scott Hughes, D. Perisco, E. Willingham, Jane Graber, Ron Bufton, Tom Thumb, Judy Beals, Pamm Bacon, Gail Morey, Ellen Poitras, Frank Balestrieri, Jacki Transue, Hank Taylor, Mary Bures, Barry Hipwell, Rainbow Hand, Amanda Skinner, Lillian Gaines, Darlyne Holliday, Shaker Works West, Andrew Nichols, E.W. Allen, K&G, Dusty Acres, Valerie Casson, Fran Powderly, Tim Kummerow, John Barrett, Karry Johnson, Robert Nichols, William Stephen Kubesh, Leslie Smith, J. Hunter Stout, D. Shirk, Caren Garfen, D. Williams, Philip Grande, Patricia Tyler, Joan Helton, Mini Creations by Judy, Al Chandronnait, Wilhelmina Miniatures, Paula Gilhooley, Karen Markland, Hemy Epich, Robin Betterley, Amy Robinson, Shirley Whitford, Carol Pongracic, Jo Parker, Ginger Wyatt, Elizabeth Chambers, Janet Uvetake, Pamela Ladia, Lynne McVay, Ron Benson, Deborah McKnight, Jean Tag, Vince Stapleton, Jean Yingling, Betty Neiswender, Carol Mann, Francis Whittemore, Carl Brandon, Emily Farmer, Mary Bures, Mary Hoot, Renee Bowen, D. Kubo, Mary Neaves, Marion Mullins, Mary Schole, J. Miller, Mary Grady O’Brien, Eugene Kupjack, Emily Good, Elisabett Andrews, Sonia Messer, Marilyn Gordon, Bert Oldham, G. Bishop, Marjorie Adams, Amy Ramsey Walton, William Heda, Bobby Simmons, Judy Beckwith, Don Joslyn, Jim Smeltz, Carolyn David, Robert Bernhard, Dan Zerkel, Dolls’ Cobbler, Thelma Lewis DeMet, Daniel Phillip Kronberg, Rue Auston, M. Hunt, Annie Willis, Alice Zinn, Carol Cardinal, Karen Brent, Karen Phillips, Kathie Babcock, Patricia Tyler, Lorraine Bartlett, Joan Rankin, Dan Krucker, Penny Bolton, Sally Plunkett, Bobby Johnson, Isaac Blatt, Alan Waters, Ernie Levy, S. Poole, Mona Jones, Phyllis Howard, Blume Rifken, Paul Saltarelli, Barbara Raheb, Borrower’s Press and others ANTIQUES: Ormolu Chandelier, Child’s Marble Top Dressing Table, Carved Wood Dogs, 1899 Carved Sled, Bathroom Fixtures, Carved Buddha Statues, Toncoss Furniture, Ormolu Picture Frames & Ferrotype Photos SILVER ACCESSORIES: Pete Acquisto, Guglielmo Cini, Harry Smith, Mike Sparrow, Jens Torp, Enrique Quintanar, S.M. & Co., Obadiah Fisher, Wise, Muriel Hopwood, Gold Mounted Jade Buddha, William B. Meyers bronze cradle.

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U.S. president never actually ran for the office. Johnson was selected as Lincoln’s running mate in 1864 as a gesture of conciliation, after serving as Tennessee’s governor and U.S.

senator, and was the only southern senator to remain loyal to the Union when the war broke out. He became president after Lincoln was assassinated, and he spent much of his term at odds with congressional Republicans, who ultimately brought him up on impeachment charges, a divide that only deepened when he refused to sign both the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and the 14th Amendment.

A wooden parade ax carried by members of the “Wide Awakes” marching club, in support of Abraham Lincoln in the pivotal election of 1860,

A wooden parade ax carried by members of the “Wide Awakes” marching club, in support of Abraham Lincoln This $100,000 reward broadin the pivotal election of side issued by the U.S. War 1860, sold for $87,500.

Department, April 20, 1865, created after John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln, sold for a record $275,000.

antiquesandauctionnews.net climbed to $87,500, more from 1860 are known to than four times its pre-auc- remain in existence. The tion estimate. The ax head has “Wide Awakes” were led by a painted inscription that captains and lieutenants who reads “Lincoln Campaign 1860 carried red or blue glass Rail Splitters’ Brigade.” The lanterns. Besides banners other side has an old paper and double-swivel Pitkin label that reads “Carried by torches, they occasionally John E. Edmunds.” No more carried rifle torches or woodthan six wooden parade axes en axes, symbolic of Lincoln,

the “Rail Splitter” candidate.

“This was an exceptional auction,” said Lindner. “The results only underscore the continued growth of the Americana collectibles market and Heritage Auctions’ increased stature within it.”

Other results included an 1860 Abraham Lincoln

campaign parade banner selling for $32,500; a Grant and Wilson jugate portrait flag, $32,500; and Cox and Roosevelt, the “Holy Grail” jugate button for the 1920 running mates, selling for $30,000.

For complete results, visit www.HA.com.

Two Day Modern Art, Design, & Antiques Auction December 11th & 12th – Starting at 11 A.M. 522 S. Pineapple Ave., SARASOTA, FL 34236 Over 1600 lots will be offered: Featuring a highly important Ritz Carlton Modern Design Estate consisting of works of art from notable artists such as Robert Rauschenberg, Sam Francis, Robert Motherwell, Marc Chagall, Auguste Rodin, Helen Frankenthaler, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Victor Vasarely, James Abbott McNeill Whistler, Kiyoshi Sait?, to name a few. Also including art glass from Stanislav Libensky, Christopher Ries, Alex Bernstein, Dominic Burrell, and more! We will also be offering a Monumental Bronze Tiffany Clock, Midcentury Modern Furniture, Romero Britto Mixed Media Sculptures, Steuben Glass Collection IV, French Empire Gilt Bronze Candelabras, Murano Glass, Rosenthal, Estate Jewelry, Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, Chinese Jade, a Davis & Brown 19th Century Boston Pure Coin Tea Service, and multiple Antique Russian Icons. The sale will also showcase contents of the Maidstone Arms in East Hampton, and the Devendorf Collection of East Hampton NY. Bidding will take place both in person and online where you can bid directly with us or on 3 other platforms including LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, and BidSquare. Delivery arrangements will be available through our offices after the sale. We also have an in-house shipper that we recommend.

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An important banner from the turbulent era of reconstruction politics, with A rare George Washington, quote from Abraham Pater Patriæ, inaugural Lincoln, realized $90,000. button sold for $212,500.

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1963 Ford Galaxie Sunliner Sample Chrome Wheel Sets

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1951 Ford Custom Sample Rechromed Bumpers

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1941 Chevy Front Grille

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Antiques/Collectibles: Leroux pate-sur-pate Limoges vases, Roseville pottery, Noritake dish service, Edinburgh crystal, Geimenhardt flute, Peter L Kreider (Phila.) sterling plate, Jackie Robinson model baseball bat, cast iron bell, antique copper cookware, Hegeman & Co. stoneware jug, large brass architectural medallion, Bushnell spotting scope, gumball machine, Gary R Johnson bronze dolphin statue, Liberty Falls buildings, electric guitars, Yamaha bass guitar, Ringling Bros. circus litho, Thomas Manning Moore landscape oil, Patti Rock lighthouse oil, framed prints, 14K earrings, sterling and costume jewelry and much more!

Asian/African: Chinese/Japanese vases, chargers, plates, antique Japanese netsukes, Chinese carved stone oxen and child, carved wood African buffalo, African lidded wood vessel and more! 30+ lots.

Model Trains: HO scale locomotives and rail cars by Mantua, Atlas, Bachmann, Tyco, Athearn, Fleischmann, Roundhouse, Central Valley, Walthers and more. Plasticville and Marxville buildings. 75+ lots.

Toys: Gunthermann tin toy monkey, vintage Lesney Matchbox vehicles, '65 Ford promo car, Star Wars figures, Hess trucks, Hubley crash car and more!

Coins: Morgan dollars incl. 1884CC and 1891CC, Peace dollars, Silver Eagles, Liberty Walking, Franklin and Kennedy half dollars, 1876 Seated Liberty quarter, Standing Liberty and Washington quarters, 1856 Seated Liberty dime, Mercury and Roosevelt dimes and more! 100+ lots.

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1941 Chevy Full Dash

1925 Studebaker 6 Gauge Cluster

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Estate of Charlie Engle: 9 antique project cars; Silverado pickup truck; AutoPro 2 post lift, Autolifters M6 4 post lift; 500 lots vintage, antique, classic & new auto parts including: engines & transmissions; radiators; carburetors; hood ornaments & trim emblems; grilles; interior & exterior trim; headlights, taillights, fog lights, spotlights, running lights; bumpers; fenders, hoods, trunk lids; wheels; hubcaps; gauge clusters; speedometers, clocks, radios; handles & cranks; seats; automotive equipment, tools, accessories; paper ephemera; automobilia. All Lots Start At $5.00 With No Reserve!

On Site Previews: 890 Dreibelbis Mill Rd., Hamburg, PA 19526 Sat., Dec. 11th & Sun. Dec. 12th 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM 1955 Crown Victoria Bid Online 24/7 Until the Last Lot Closes @

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Christmas Folk Art Show In Manheim Set For Dec. 10 And 11

HAAR’S AUCTION Located at 185 Logan Rd. (Rt. 15),

DILLSBURG, PA 17019

MONDAY, DECEMBER 6

The annual Christmas Folk Art Show held by the Manheim Historical Society at the Manheim Railroad Station will take place Friday and Saturday, Dec. 10 and 11. Show hours will be 3 to 8 p.m. on Dec. 10 and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Dec. 11. The Railroad Station is located at 210 S. Charlotte St. in Manheim, Pa. Admission is free of charge. Masks are required.

Artisan exhibitors include Jim Murphy (painted furniture, carvings, sundries), Cynthia Baker (woven textiles, felted hats and wool applique), Bob and Sally Hughes (River Rat Pottery), Mike Brown (paper mache and chalkware), Judy Perilstein (handcrafted button jewelry), Doug and Sue Shaw (woodcarving), Karen Hurd (traditional tinsmith), and Lee Pfoutz (primitive wildfowl carver).

For further information, call Jim Murphy at 717-584-5576.

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Sale starts at approximately 6:30 p.m. with 3 auctioneers (1 tools/box lots, 1 smalls/collectibles, 1 furniture); Consignment sale of local estates; furniture; Walnut wash stand; Walnut wardrobe; sofas; refrigerator; Victorian sofa; server; nice glass coffee & end tables; collectibles; primitives; collectibles; Christmas; toys; tools; box lots; plus, so much more, still unpacking! NOTE: Only a partial listing. REALLY GOOD SALE! Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates Terms: Cash or good PA Check. Office number 717-432-8246 leave a message.

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Doors Open at 9 A.M. Preview Friday, December 10 • 9 A.M.-1 P.M. 3601 Columbia Ave., Lancaster Highlights to Feature: Phil Parsons, Dale Earnhardt, Rusty Wallace, Philadelphia Phillies, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Steelers, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints & Others Baseball Cards, Footballs, Jerseys, Programs, Authentic Racing Clothing, Stadium Seat From Three Rivers Stadium, Autographed Items, Hockey, Boxing, (and more) FOR INFO, PHOTOS & TO START BIDDING LOG ON TO: BOLTZAUCTIONS.COM ALWAYS SEEKING QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS Consignment Drop-offs Accepted Every Tuesday 9 A.M.-4 P.M. Call For Appointment Or Pickup 717-392-4257

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

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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”, $17.76.

Also: political, cartoon, presidents, famous people bobble heads.

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MAGAZINES WANTED: WEEKLY MAGAZINES from 1900 to 1980, Life, Time, SEP, Liberty, Colliers, Newsweek, Literary Digest, Look, Leslies. Fran DiBacco, 123 Blue Heron Dr., W. Deptford, NJ 08086.

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1950s-1960s Topps baseball and football, 1961 Fleer basketball including West, Chamberlain, Russell. Also Post Cereal, Domino’s, Donruss Non-Sport including “Mars Attacks,” Civil War News, “Hogan’s Heroes” & more.

Preview by appointment only Questions: 570-655-6265

FREE ILLUSTRATED LIST 150 Paper Ephemera Items. Contact: S.H. Jemik, P.O.Box 753, Bowie, MD 20718 or email: shjemik@aol.com OLD PAPER COLLECTIBLES, books, mags, records, stamps / covers, etc. 204 High St., Pottstown, PA 19464 .

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