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Look, Up On The Auction Block! It’s The Original Artwork For Fleischer Studios’ 1940s “Superman” Cartoons Dozens Of Never-Before-Seen Production Cels And Model Sketches Set For Heritage Auctions’ Dec. 11, 12, And 13 Animation Art Event The first Superman cartoon hit the big screens on Sept. 26, 1941. And nearly 80 years later, that 10minute short, known today as “The Mad Scientist,” still looks like it was made the day after tomorrow. The bright bigscreen wonder, created by animation pioneers Max and Dave Fleischer and voiced by some of The sale includes production cel setups with the key master the stars of the Mutual backgrounds such as an extraordinary piece from “The Mad Network radio series, Scientist” in which “Superman” carries Lois to safety before the wasn’t just ground- scientist’s lair blows to bits. breaking, but earthshaking. The series did far more than merely introduce audiences to the immortal phrase, “Faster than a speeding bullet! More powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound!” For the first time, a costumed hero leaped off the page and onto the screen, and in the process somehow looked as human as A “Gulliver’s Travels” production cel setup and key master anyone in the audience. background setup was done by Max Fleischer in 1939. This was kid stuff made for the grown-ups. Art Deco by (Orson) Welles’ masterpiece,” wrote way of Action Comics. The artistry of Philip Skerry and Chris Lambert in “Citizen Kane” dressed up in blue the book “Superman at Fifty!” “The tights and a red cape. technicolor hues are also gorgeous, “The oblique camera angles, the retaining even today the vividness of extended shadows, the chiaroscuro the original dyes while other less stalighting, the diagonal lines, even the ble coloring processes are fading freeze frame of the scientist turning away on the original negative.” into the front-page picture in the In all, there were 17 “Man of Daily Planet all seem right out of Steel” cartoons released between the fall of 1941 and the summer of ’43, nine with the Fleischers at the helm before the brothers went their separate ways and Paramount Pictures took control. And from that relatively small output of genius, whose influence spans every single superhero blockbuster and cartoon and comic that followed to this day, only a few key moments have Titled “Service With a Smile” is this “Betty Boop” produc- survived. tion cel on painted background by Max Fleischer in 1937.
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AAN Current News It’s that special time of year, and the Rivertowne Antique Center in historic Columbia, Pa., will hold its annual Holiday Open House Sale on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 4, 5 and 6. Store hours will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. all three days. “It will be our 17th year celebrating the holiday season,” said Georgia Townsend, co-owner of the multidealer shop with partner Ron Madar. “We’re looking forward to seeing the familiar faces of our longstanding customers, as well as meeting new antique hunters searching for that unique gift for family and friends.”
During the three day sale, dealers will offer special discounts from 10 to 40 percent off items just in time for the gift giving season. “Large or small, antiques and collectibles provide holiday shoppers with a creative alternative to more traditional gift ideas,” stated Madar. Browse through two floors of quality 19th- and 20th-century antiques and collectibles including furniture, primitives, folk art, stoneware, textiles, jewelry, general store and advertising items, industrial and decorative Continued on page 2
Redware Pig Bottle Stamped Shenfelder Among Local Stars Of Crocker Farm Sale on page 2
Christmas Season To Arrive Early On Historic Chestnut Street Pop-Up Show In Downtown Bath, Pa., Set For Dec. 5
Antique Gambling Machines Hit The Jackpot At Morphy’s Coin-Op And Advertising Sale on page 3
The 11th year for “Christmas on Chestnut Street” in historic downtown Bath, Pa., will feature added activities, including an outdoor Pop-Up Antiques Show and PopUp Artisan Show. All shops and activities are in a one-block area in the heart of historic Bath on Chestnut Street. The event is slated for Saturday, Dec. 5. A rain date of Saturday, Dec. 12, will be observed if necessary. Masks and social distancing rules apply. Plans include seven unique shops and three restaurants open with specials, a live band on the
back deck of Blend (Smooth Restina Glow), roasting hot chestnuts on sidewalk grills, hearth cooking in the 1804 Daniel Steckel House, and a Model A Ford Truck photo op. Other events will include two organ recitals at Christ Church, fresh green wreaths for sale from Governor Wolf Historical Society, the Cub scouts selling hot chocolate, and a food truck. The Pop-Up Antique Show is planned to have 14 outdoor 10-by-10 booths. The Pop-Up Continued on page 2
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In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 4 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 6 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 5
FEATURED AUCTION RESULTS: Morphy’s Coin-Op and Advertising Sale Held October 29, 30 and 31 - Page 3
AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . . on page 6 CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . on page 7
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The production cels from the shorts, each of which cost $30,000 to produce, were thought vanished. The handrendered graphite-made production drawings were surely lost somewhere between buyouts, break-ups and bankruptcies. And there was no reason at all to believe the sketched models of Superman and Lois Lane would ever been seen again. Yet here they are, compiled by Heritage Auctions for its Dec. 11, 12, and 13 Animation Art event. More than 50 original pieces from the Fleischers’ run on “Superman,” amassed from two separate collections never before available to the public, create the largest assemblage ever to come to auction. Jim Lentz, Heritage’s director of Animation Art, says the 28 total lots being offered constitute “almost everything that exists” from the “Superman” cartoons. Perhaps, he says, this is as much as 80 to 85 percent of all the surviving artwork, enough to whet the appetites of animation scholars and collectors alike. “To have a collection like this is a once-in-a-lifetime event,” says cataloger David Tosh, Heritage’s in-house expert on the Fleischers’ work. “When I first saw it, I thought I must be dreaming. This material just doesn’t show up. In 17 years at Heritage I’ve seen a few pieces, but nothing this gorgeous. It’s mind-blowing to me.” Here, rather unbelievably, collectors will find the color model for “Superman” himself, who stands with hands on hips while animators color-code each piece of the costume rendered in graphite. Below, Dave Fleischer’s signature provides
antiquesandauctionnews.net Mad Scientist” in which Studios. There is but one piece “Superman” carries Lois to from the final batch of carContinued from page 1 safety before the scientist’s lair toons, a drawing of an airplane blows to bits. From the same from September 1942’s Artisan Show is planned to episode comes a production “Japoteurs,” when the studio have seven booths. S. Seem Antiques and cel showcasing the “Man of turned Superman’s attention Steel” staring down the scien- from sci-fi villainy to real-world tist’s destructive “electrothana- headlines. sia” ray aimed at Metropolis. Heritage’s Animation Art There’s another production event features artwork from cel, as well, from the second other Fleischer projects, as well, “Superman” short, November including sketches from 1939’s 1941’s “The Mechanical deeply influential “Gulliver’s Monsters,” showing the hero Travels” cels and sketches and demolishing the titular villains. sculptures and other highly The event features draw- coveted ephemera from 1941’s ings of a swaying Daily Planet “Mr. Bug Goes to Town,” along under attack in “The Mad with rough drafts from the Scientist”; Krypton’s destruc- brothers’ work on “Popeye” and tion from the first episode’s “Betty Boop.” introduction; Lois, Clark and “But the Superman collecPerry White huddled around tion serves as a historical docuthe Daily Planet editor’s desk; ment on the making of one of Superman repelling the death animation’s greatest series,” ray; and a detailed flyover look stated Lentz. “It continues to at the bright lights of mean so much to so many. It Metropolis. was a gateway to everything There are also several from the George Reeves TV drawings from “Terror on the series to the Christopher Reeve Midway” released in August movies to the more recent 1942 and, sadly, the final of the ‘Batman’ and ‘Superman’ aninine Superman cartoons pro- mated series to ‘The Dark duced under the auspices of Knight Returns.’ And it’s likely Fleischer Studios before the we’ll never see a collection brothers parted company and such as this one ever again.” Paramount rebranded their For further information, production company Famous visit www.HA.com.
This “Superman” model drawing (Max Fleischer, ca. 1941) from the first cartoon helped make famous the line, “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.” the animators with the OK to proceed. There’s also a color model for Lois Lane, even more detailed than that of the “Man of Steel.” Also included is the model sheet for Superman’s head and face, the square jaw, of course, topped with the spit curl, dated August 1941. Its five views of “Superman” serve as a quintessential piece from the Fleischer Studios, as does the model sheet for Lois known as the “Head and Mouth Action Chart,” which features 26 looks at the Daily Planet’s star reporter in various poses. Another model sheet featuring Lois in various poses (flying, even!) alongside Clark Kent and a rough sketch of “Superman” is just as indispensable. The animation event also features several production cel setups with the key master backgrounds, including an extraordinary piece from “The
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smalls all displayed in a restored tobacco warehouse along the Susquehanna River. “Take a break from the stressful environment of the pandemic,” said Townsend. “Relax and enjoy shopping in our comfortable historical building and discover wonderful gift ideas.” Rivertowne will be following
healthcare guidelines such as mask wearing and social distancing. Come visit the antique center “down by the river” at 125 Bank Ave. in Columbia. VISA and Mastercard are accepted. Gift certificates, layaway and shipping are available. The regular shop hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The center is closed on Tuesdays. For additional information, call 717-684-8514.
Redware Pig Bottle Stamped Shenfelder Among Local Stars Of Crocker Farm Sale Online Sale Closes Dec. 4
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Rarity is a word thrown around often in this industry, perhaps too much, diluting its meaning, and yet it applies to a slip-decorated redware molded pig bottle, stamped “D.P. SHENFELDER / READING, PA,” in Crocker Farm’s current online sale. The term applies in full force. It is the third known Shenfelder pig bottle and is estimated $8,000$12,000. The sale closes Friday, Dec. 4. At 9.25 inches long, the ca. 1870 molded bottle in the form of a reclining hog with corked drinking spout at rear was dipped in yellowish slip, decorated with dripped spots of copper and manganese slip, and covered in a clear lead glaze. One side of the pig is fashioned with a raised oval slab of clay and impressed with the mark of Daniel Peter Continued on page 6
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Antique Gambling Machines Hit The Jackpot At Morphy’s Coin-Op And Advertising Sale Only Known Example Of Caille “Triple Centaur� Musical Upright Slot Machine Claims Top-Lot Honors At $240,000 most authoritative collections of its type,� said Tom Tolworthy, Morphy Auctions’ CEO and curator for the auction. “Collectors were aware that they might never have
another opportunity to bid on some of the rarest of gambling, vending, arcade and mechanical music devices, including the Caille slot machine.� The “Triple Centaur,� the most highly prized machine in Getlan’s collection, exhibits an extraordinary design that accepts nickels, quarters, and nickels, respectively, in its three separately operating sections. Because the machine is contained within a single oak housing, it enabled operators to increase their
revenues substantially while still paying for only one gambling license. In all-original condition, the “Triple Centaur� had held pride of place in Getlan’s collection since the 1970s. The auction’s odds-on favorite, it sold within its expected price range for $240,000. All prices quoted in this report are inclusive of a 23-percent buyer’s premium. Also manufactured by Caille Bros., a 1904 Peerless Roulette five-cent floor model slot machine in a rich oak cabinet with decorative iron
castings gave players a choice of seven coin-slots in which to drop their nickels. The interactive experience included pulling a lever to spin the wheel, then watching the ball bounce and finally land on the payout amount. A fantastic original machine with older restoration, it sold within estimate for $186,000. The condition displayed by another rare Caille production, a five-cent “Black Cat� musical upright, was nothing Continued on page 5
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17572 Ronks 717-687-7787 COUNTRY LOFT ANTIQUES 215 Hartman Bridge Rd. Multi-Dlr. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture. Open 7 days/ week 10-5. www.thecountryloft.net
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
19543 Morgantown 610-913-1953 MORGANTOWN MARKET, 2940 Main St.. Hours 10-5 daily. Berks Co. Largest Antique Boutique. Antiques, collectibles, vintage home & garden decor.
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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.
17361 Shrewsbury 717-235-6637 SHREWSBURY ANTIQUE CENTER 65 N. Highland Dr. “A True Antique Mall” over 10,000 sq.ft. with over 55 dealers. Open 7 days, 10-5. Ample parking. Close to other shops in historic village.
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short of remarkable. The stately machine retained its original coin head, all correct castings, the original lithographed-tin wheel, and factory
music box. It sold at the midpoint of its estimate for $102,000. Bidders eagerly stepped up to the plate to try their luck on an all-original five-cent “Little Rip” baseball-theme payout trade stimulator made
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$8,000-$15,000. Antique advertising was in great demand, especially lithographs and signage that had rarely or never before been seen in the marketplace. One of the most sought-after selections, a historically significant 1870s Procter and Gamble advertising sign, promoted Amber Soap, a brand that pre-dates even its
now-classic Ivory Soap. “It is surprising that this remarkable example of early stone lithography is not in the archives of Procter & Gamble,” according to Tolworthy. In excellent 8.0-8.5 condition, it nearly tripled its high estimate, cleaning up at $28,800. An even earlier artwork, a pre-1870 lithograph
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A Pepsi-Cola ceramic soda fountain syrup dispenser in all-original, excellent condition sold for $39,975 against an estimate of $12,000-$25,000.
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The pre-1870 lithograph advertising J. Estey & Company Cottage Organs, Brattleboro,Vt., with detailed images of early factories and six organ models, sold for $12,300 against an estimate of $1,000-$2,500.
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antiquesandauctionnews.net $1,000-$2,500. Soda pop and soda founContinued from page 5 tain advertising proved the advertising J. Estey & Company category has not lost any of its Cottage Organs of Brattleboro, fizz, knocking down strong Vt., featured colorful and high- prices on items such as a gorly detailed images of factories geous, all-original Art and organ models. “At its peak, Nouveau-style Pepsi-Cola J. Estey and Co. was one of the syrup dispenser. It pumped up world’s largest organ manu- the bidding to a very sweet facturers and employed $39,975 against a pre-sale approximately 700 people,” estimate of $12,000-$25,000. A noted Tolworthy. The litho- 1935 triangular, double-sided graph found favor with collec- porcelain Coca-Cola hanging tors and sold for $12,300 against an estimate of
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sign marked for Tennessee Enamel Manufacturing Co., Nashville, Tenn., also stopped soda pop collectors in their tracks. An unusual form with wonderful graphics, it even retained its distinctive original wall bracket. The sign attracted 18 bids before changing hands for an aboveestimate price of $21,600. “Our very first three-day coin-op and advertising auction drew a record in-person
crowd, and record prices,” said Tolworthy. “With the absence of shows and conventions during this time of social distancing, customers are motivated to add to their collections, and the fresh-tomarket collections in our auction certainly filled that need.” To learn more, call 877-968-8880 or email info@morphyauctions.com. Images courtesy of Morphy Auctions.
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THURSDAY, DEC. 3, 2020 • 9 A.M.
THIS WILL BE A LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION. MASKS ARE MANDATORY. PLEASE MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCING. DUE TO THE LARGE VOLUME OF LOTS THE COINS AUCTION HAS BEEN MOVED TO DEC 1OTH AT 3 P.M.
THIS WILL BE A TREMENDOUS AUCTION FILLED WITH MOUNTAINS OF COSTUME JEWELRY, FINE JEWELRY, NATIVE AMERICAN AND MEXICAN SILVER JEWELRY WITH TURQUOISE AND CORAL. MANY SIGNED PIECES. A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF ESTATE PIECES! THIS IS OUR BIGGEST AND BEST ONE YET!!!!! PREPARE TO BE HERE FOR SEVERAL HOURS.... **IF YOU BUY STERLING FLATWARE AND TABLEWARES THEN DON'T MISS THIS SALE!** A VARIETY OF 10KT, 14KT AND 18KT YELLOW AND WHITE GOLD BANGLE BRACELETS. MANY BEAUTIFUL 10KT, 14KT AND 18KT GOLD RINGS AND WEDDING BANDS. DIAMOND RINGS, GEMSTONE RINGS, PEARL RINGS. 18 KT GOLD ROBERTO COIN FLEX BRACELET WITH CENTER LINK OF DIAMONDS AND SIGNATURE RUBY ON THE UNDERSIDE. COMES WITH ORIGINAL CASE. HUGE AMETHYST PEAR SHAPED DROP PENDANT IN 18 KT GOLD SETTING. HUNDREDS OF PIECES OF GOLD JEWELRY. SEVERAL POCKET WATCHES, SOME KEY WIND, PLUS WATCH CHAINS AND FOBS. HEAVY WEIGHT STERLING MEN'S CHAINS! MANY PIECES OF STERLING SILVER BOWLS, DISHES, CREAMER AND SUGARS, SALT AND PEPPERS AND UTENSILS. STERLING COMPACTS, NATIVE AMERICAN AND MEXICAN STERLING CREATIONS, MANY SIGNED. *JUST IN* 3 LARGE SETS+ OF QUALITY STERLING FLATWARE.. A GORHAM SERVICE FOR 12 WITH 140 PIECES WEIGHING 146.4 TROY OUNCES. A LUNT MT VERNON SERVICE FOR 12 WITH 114 PIECES WEIGHING 94.05 TROY OUNCES. AN S KIRK & SON OLD MARYLAND ENGRAVED SERVICE FOR 12 WITH 117 PIECES WEIGHING 147.4 TROY OUNCES WITH SO MANY SERVING PIECES ITS ASTOUNDING! AN INCOMPLETE GORHAM ROSE TIARA SET WITH 18 INDIVIDUAL PIECES WEIGHING 21.5 TROY OUNCES. EACH IN ITS OWN WOOD SILVER CHEST. OVER 600 TROY OUNCES IN STERLING HERE!!!
VINTAGE MEN'S MAGAZINES, RELATED BOOKS, AND FIGURAL PIECES
THURSDAY, DEC. 3, 2020 • 9 A.M.
THIS IS A LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION. MASKS ARE MANDATORY. PLEASE MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCING.
FOR ONLINE BIDDING PLEASE GO TO WWW.LIVEAUCTIONEERS.COM PREVIEW T UESDAY, DEC. 1, 2020 10-5 P.M., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 2020 10-4 P.M.
PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LICENSE AY001987 | GABI JARAMILLO LIC. AU005728
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KATELYN CALLAHAN LIC. AU005869
ARE YOU AN AMBASSADOR FOR EMBASSY AUCTIONS? BRINGING THE FINEST PIECES TO AUCTION FOR 16 YEARS!
R066310
WE HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LOAD OF QUALITY MEN'S MAGAZINES. HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST: CABARET, THE WORLD OF ART, ART MODELS, PIN-UP BEAUTIES, ART AND CAMERA, ART PHOTOGRAPHY, REAL ART STUDIES, GIRL PAGEANT, ART PHOTOS, HI LIFE, GIRL REVUE, FOTOCADE, AMATEUR SCREEN AND PHOTOGRAPHY, TIC-TOC, HIGH HEELS, PEP, PARK AVE GIRLS, TAMMY, THIS IS JUST A SMALL LIST..... 87 LOTS WITH MULTIPLE PIECES PER LOT.
AUCTIONEERS: LEON
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Toys, Tools & Vintage Clothing
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Pre-Holiday Eclectic Auction Online Only The Carol Zittel collection Fifty years of Treasures from the home of a wonderful Friend
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5TH • 9:00 A.M. 20 Bonnie Brae Road, SPRING CITY, PA 19475
Directions: Route 724 to Bonnie Brae Road, follow signs. FURNTURE: Country items to Include: Painted Jelly Cupboard, Oak Time Clock, Two Oak Bow Front China Cabinets, Oak Desk, Oak Hoosier, Oak file Cabinet, Oak Linen Press, Oak Hall Rack, Oak Stack Bookcase, Windsor Chair, Childs Rocker, Gold Painted Three piece Coffee Table Set, Victorian Marble Top Walnut Washstand, Modern Marble top Dresser, Incredible Painted Circus Graduated Circus Drums With American Flag, Oak center piece, Large Pine Wardrobe, Modern Table, Oak Medicine Cabinet, Mid-Century, Exotic Animal Brass & Glass Table, Desk, Art Deco Smoking Stand, Cast Iron Bench (Fiske) And more. ANTIQUES: Antique Child’s U.S, Mail Wagon,Ty Cobb Portrait Sports Box, Civil War Daguerreotype Photos in Extraordinary Gutta Percha Cases, Ambrotype, and Ferrotype all of Civil War Soldiers, Early PA. Percussion Rifle, 1863 Amoskeag Civil War Musket, Four Vintage Powder Horns, Vintage Civil War Books,1865 Civil War Letter, Paintings and Prints, Sponge ware, Early Photographs, Two Pa. German Spice Containers, Large Copper Apple Butter Kettles, Pots, and Boilers, Lalique, R. Lalique Dan La Nuit Powder Box signed, Lalique “ Domeremy” Thistle Redware, cheese /strainer, Foltz Pottery Plate, Base, Pair Lalique Hironellle Swallow Bookends, Asian Bronze Lamp, Vintage Art Deco Lamp, Handian Railroad Four Way Switch Light, Vintage Wood Painted Wedding box, Lester Breininger Collection to include; Chargers, Holiday Plates, All Colors of Agate, Green, etc. Decorated Stoneware Crocks and Jugs, Childs Step back Cupboard, Cast Iron Owl Andirons, Ken Shelly Carved Swan Decoy, Vintage Decoy, Several Childs Stoves and Salesman Samples, Oak Hanging Spice box, Childs Oak Armoire, William McKinley Tablecloth, Cow Weathervane, Blue Painted Box, Underwood Stereopticon Cards, very rare scenes, Vintage Ice Cream Scoopers, Parlor Lamp, Deer Head Mounts, Tramp Art Miniature Dresser, Horse Pull Toy, Wooden Boxes, Small Coffee Grinder, Schoenhut Felix the Cat Toys, French Automaton Bird in Bronze Cage, Several Ladies Dresser Sets In Victorian Celluloid Cases, Tiffany Style Bronze Inkwell, Early Glassware, Folk Art, Daniel Donna Strauser Folk Art Bird Trees, Incredible Selection of Vintage Cut Glass Bowls, Baskets, Punch Bowl, Decanters, Flasks, etc., Antique Waterbury Military Shelf Clock, Roseville Snowberry Jardinière & Pedestal, Buffalo Pottery, Wooden Bowls, Heisey Sahara Yellow Candlesticks, All kinds of vintage lamps, Grouping of Children’s Dishes, Blue Willow, Disney, Orphan Annie, Jeannette Junior, Little Annie Rooney Bisque Doll, Borgfeldt Snow White and Seven dwarfs figures in ob, Early Chein Tin Sand Pails, German Zoo, etc, Weathervane Carved Fish, Turned Wood Bowls, Royal Doulton Figures, Royal Bayruth Poppy Candlesticks, Breininger Rare #1 Wedding Ring Vase only three made, Bird and Tulip Vase, Eagle Tray, “ Ben Austrian” Chicken Tray, Bird Tree Charger, Christmas Tree Charger, Figural Sheep, Figural Cat, Tulip Tray, Hoosier Spice Jars & Rack, All kinds of Bottles, Prints, Louis Icart, Antique Lady’s Portrait, Victorian Shadowbox Wreath, 1826 School Sampler, 19th Century School Girl Sampler, Agate Kettles, Railroad China, Heron Enamelware Coffee Pot, Native American Purses and Moccasins, Watts Collection, Needlepoints, John James Classical Maiden & Angels Painting, Art Nouveau Style Stained Glass Screen, Boxes of Vintage Prisms, Children’s books, Fantastic Victorian Card Albums with rare Trade Cards in good original condition, About 150 Byers Choice Carolers, Several Early Banks, Fantastic collection of Christmas J costume Jewelry. Lenox Christmas Train, lots of wonderful Christmas Decorations, this is loaded! ADVERTISING: Antique Freihofer’s Bakery Cake Display Cabinet,Cambell’s Soup Dispenser & Sales Rack, Red Goose Shoes Advertising Red Shoe, Antique Golden Rule Coffee Grinder, Red Crown cottage Cheese Advertising Crock, Antique New Haven Advertising Clock, Blue Ribbon Spices Country Store Bulk Tin, Sinking Spring PA. Canvas Trolley Sign, Large McCormick Store Tea Cabinet, Gilbert Calumet Baking Powder Clock, Rare Ice Cream Dippers, Two Gilchrest, and more, Universal Store Scale, Four 1843 MacArthur Calendars, Five 1849’s 7UP Calendars, Zippo & Lucienne Adverting Lighters, Vintage Chesterfield Cigarette Store Display, Star Egg Carrier, Antique Lipton 3lb, Tea Lithe Tin, Antique Egg Carrier, Soda Fountain Ice Cream Cone Dispenser, Soda Fountain Linked Chain Straw Dispenser, Vintage Store spice Display, Antique Western Electric Candlestick Phone, Antique Country Store Paper Bag Rack, Antique Jacob’s 16 oz. Candy Scale, Sunny land Washboard Medicine Cabinet, Vintage Mosemanns Peanut butter tin, Brear Rabbit Tins, Peanut butter Tins, Planter Peanuts Glass Jar, Hunts Pens Store Display Case, Adverting smalls, Abraham Lincoln Adverting, Mary Scott Rowland Lipstick Store Display, Denver Pa. Whiskey Jug, Crawford Ranges Adverting Flow blue Creamer, Spongeware Jug, Advertising Stoneware Rolling Pin, Brickers Advertising Stoneware Cookie Jar, Borden Milk Cow Bowl & Sunny Slope Bottles, Rest Soap Advertising Grocers Chair, Coca-Cola Iron Base, 2004 Chevy Express Van AWD 58K Miles. TERMS: RON RHOADS Auctioneer presents an online only auction. Auction bidding starts Saturday December 5th 9:00 A.M. Go to Liveauctioneers.com to register and to bid. There will be no live audience for this auction. This is an online only auction. Items are as-is, where-is. Please ask questions before bidding. No returns on items. After completion of auction, invoices will be sent to winning bidders. Items may be picked up at 20 Bonnie Brae Road Spring City Pa. 19475 Items will be placed outside please call for appointments we also use the UPS store for shipping. Once items are paid, we can deliver to UPS store for packaging and shipping quote. Buyer is responsible for shipping costs. There is a buyer’s premium of 23% added to the winning bid total. Thank you! Good luck and Good Bidding! Pick up will be by appointment only! There will be a preview for this auction by appointment. Thank you and stay safe! 23% Buyers Premium Online Bidding.
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383 Ben Franklin Hwy. W., DOUGLASSVILLE, PA
610-385-4818 WEB: WWW.ECHANT.COM
Ron Rhoads AU002045L Eileen Rhoads AU003750L
R066238
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ON RHOAD
FIREARMS & MILITARIA ONLINE ONLY AUCTION SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6 AT 10 AM Modern Hand Guns
Colt Peacemaker with Factory Letter
Military Long Guns
Battlefield Relic Helmet
ANTIQUE: Pennsylvania-Kentucky Rifles incl signed Shuler, Koch, Sweger; CD; Winchester Model 1873; Colt 1861 Spl Rifle Musket cal .58; U.S. 1866 Allen Conversion, 2nd Model .50.70; Springfield M1873 Trapdoor .45-70; Marlin 1889 Lever Action .4-40; Pre-64 Winchester M1894 32 WS; Remington Whitmore 1876 Double Bl 12 ga; Quinabaug Underhammer Pistol .31; Mass. Arms Maynard Primed Rev; Colt 1877 DA & Peacemaker Artillery; S&W Model 1, 3rd issue .22 short; Sharps Pepperbox; Allen & Wheelock Center Hammer .22; European DB Perc Pistol. MILITARY LONG GUNS: M1903 U.S. Rifle Mark I Springfield; U.S. Krag Carbine M1898; Chinese SKS Carbine; M1903 U.S. Springfield 1918; Springfield M1 garand; M1903 Rock Island. MILITARY HANDGUNS: U.S. Army 1917 S & W and 1909 Colt; WWII G.I. Colt Commando; WWII G.I. Colt Commando; WWII Walther PPX 7.65mm; WWII P38 byf 43 9mm; Model 19214 Mauser 7.65. LONG GUNS: Belgian Browning Sweet Sixteen Auto 5; Sako Finnwolf; Franchi M48; Win Buffalo Bill Commem Carbine, Pre ’64 Model 94; Rem M 870 Express Tactical, AR-47 Type, Gamemaster; Weatherby Vanguard; Benelli Supernova; Ruger M77 Mark II; Savage Model 99; S&W M&P Sport. HANDGUNS: S&W Model 66, 60 Pro; Colt Peacemaker with factory letter, Python, Cobra; Ruger LCP Pocket; Beretta Minx, 87; Ruger New Model Blackhawk, Redhawk; Kimber Pro Carry, Micro; Virginian Dragoon; Sig Sauer P365; Glock 17 Gen 4. MILITARY COLLECTIBLES: Bomber Jacket with Navigator Archive; Battlefield Dug Helmets; WWII Incl German; Trench Art; Photographs; Insignia & Medals. ONLINE BIDDING — CATALOG AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 30!
Signed PA-KY Rifles
Walther PPX
www.CordierAuction.com for details.
Modern Long Guns
Pre-64 Winchester M 1894 Carbine Winchester M1873
Navigator Named Bomber Jacket
R066294
WWII P38