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Zook Market Remains Hot Witman Sells Three Abner Zook Dioramas Totaling $70,400

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13, 2020 • VOL. 51, NO. 46

Bertoia’s Fall Auction Rolls Out Antique Toys, Trains, And Holiday Antiques With Impeccable Provenance

This large Abner Zook winter covered bridge scene diorama realized $30,800.

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Special Annual Sale To Take Place Nov. 12 And 13 All year long, collectors wait for Bertoia’s Annual Fall Auction to be announced, and for good reason. Its unfailing reputation for quality and rarity makes it one of the premier highlights on any toy, train, doorstop or holiday buyer’s calendar.

This year’s edition is bigger and better than ever before, with lastminute consignments arriving just in the nick of time to make the catalog publishing deadline. “We were ready to wrap up the catalog to send to the printers, but then shipments of toys came through the door that were so exceptional, we knew we had to take the extra time to get them into this sale,” said Michael Bertoia, president of Bertoia Auctions.

An all-star lineup awaits bidders taking part in the two-day event, starting with the world-class Bob Merck Halloween collection. A longtime collector whose name is well known in holiday circles, Bob has

Here is just a few of a grouping of 241 pieces of Fiesta china that sold for $4,840.

Witman Auctioneers of Manheim, Pa., held a multi-consignor sale on Oct. 24. There were 198 bidder numbers handed out. Material came from consignors in Camp Hill, Newville, Womelsdorf, Willow Street, Manheim, and also out of state from New Springfield, Ohio.

Below are some highlights and prices realized, which include a 10-percent buyer’s premium. The news of the day were the Zook dioramas.

The late Mary Schubert of Camp Hill, Pa., bought them directly from the Zooks in the 1980s. Abner The “TrueFruit Wood Ice Zook (1921-2010) and Aaron Zook (1921-2003) were Cream” flavors sign sold for Amish identical twins/visual artists both known for Continued on page 4 $605 This Gunthermann “Felix the Cat” merry-go-round windup character toy, one of few known examples, will be estimated at $10,000-$15,000.

consigned his spectacular collection in its entirety to Bertoia’s fall sale. With the addition of a few other Halloween collections, the popular specialty category will be brimming with rare witches, black cats and veggie people.

“We received a call from a gentleman who consigned Halloween items to us last year. He had held back about a dozen pieces that were his favorites, but now, after selling his house in The magnificent 14-inch-long reindeer with brown glass eyes, just one day, he wanted elaborate harness and long ribbon of brass bells, originally to sell them in anticipamade for attachment to a Santa Claus sleigh, retaining tion of his move. We told original “Made in Germany” tag, will be estimated at him if he could get them to us without delay, we $2,000-$4,000. would photograph them as soon as they arrived and make sure they made it into the catalog,” stated Bertoia.

An array of fine Christmas antiques from the late Karyl Newman adds whimsy and holiday spirit to the sale. Newman was a member of the Golden Glow of Christmas Past and amassed a beautiful collection of Santas, This Squirrel and Tree cast-iron mechanical bank made by belsnickels, nodding Mechanical Novelty Works, original, in excellent to pristine reindeer, ornaments condition, will be estimated at $4,000-$6,000.

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Locati’s November Sale Includes A Fine New York Card Table on page 2

Original Handwritten Lyrics To 1956 Elvis Presley Hit “Heartbreak Hotel” Will Headline Weiss Auction on page 4

Haddon Heights Antiques Center Loves Decorating For Thanksgiving Celebrate Holiday Magic At Brandywine on page 8

One thing is certain about Thanksgiving in 2020: many will celebrate differently than any preceding Thanksgivings. Even if the family gathering is smaller than before, there is no reason to not decorate or embrace traditions.

With that in mind, the special sales display at the Haddon Heights Antiques Center during the month of November will focus on traditional Thanksgiving motifs. There will be antique and vintage turkey and pilgrim figurines; turkey platters; china and glassware in autumn colors of red,

yellow, orange, and brown; and antique Thanksgiving postcards and other similar ephemera.

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Locati’s November Sale Includes A Fine New York Card Table

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Online Only Sale Ends Nov. 16 A ca. 1905 Steiff cone-nosed teddy bear, rich golden mohair with black shoe-button eyes, 28 inches high, will be estimated at $10,000-$15,000.

The Lionel 2 7/8-inch electric-powered gondola and trailer, each 16 inches long, from the Norm Schaut collection, will be estimated at $8,000-$12,000.

No. 200 Express cars were originally made by Joshua Lionel Cowen to be used in store window displays.

Cadillac convertible and Packard sedan. European tin windups are topped by a coveted Martin Roller Skater, while the Continental automotive toys, which are in pristine to near-mint condition, are led by a superb Carette limousine with figures and an Alfa-Romeo racer. A fleet of European nautical toys includes a large Bing battleship, a Marklin clockwork ofrom Ohioan Jay Schoedinger includes Buddy ‘L,’ Sturditoy, American National and other sought-after brands.

From the West Coast comes a collection of Japanese cars, including an Atom ocean liner, and a Fleischmann pontoon seaplane.

Both American Lionel and German Marklin trains will be powering their way through the gallery.

Highlights include a Lionel 2 7/8-inch powered gondola and trailer (from the late Norm Schaut’s collection), plus a Marklin A large Sublime Harmony music box in burl and Congressional Limited ebonized case with inlaid image of lyre, excellent passenger set and working order, complete with tune card, will be Marklin train stations. estimated at $1,200-$2,500.

Comic character toys include Mickey Mouse and fine rosewood cases. Producing The ca. 1926 American National Popeye favorites, as well as a rich, room-filling sounds, the Packard fire chief car with simulated rare and very desirable machines are of a type that leather top-down, 28 inches long from Gunthermann “Felix the Cat” once would have been found in the Donald Kaufman collection and Merry-Go-Round in gorgeous, the parlors of libraries of also Larry Brethauser collection, will all-original condition (est. America’s most elegant 19thbe estimated at $8,000-$12,000. century homes. The machines $10,000-$15,000).

The early American toy sec- range from freestanding floor tion features a Jerome Secor models, including a Concerto Banjo Player, a rare Ives Symphonic Polyphon, to tableColumbus egg toy in pristine to top models. Among the various near-mint condition, and a manufacturers represented are Carpenter cast-iron Burning the Swiss companies B. A. Building toy. A very nice collec- Bremand and Mermod Freres.

All forms of bidding will be tion of Hubley cast-iron toys has been consigned by ATCA available, including live via the member Larry Brethauer and internet through Bertoia Live or includes a pristine Lockheed LiveAuctioneers. Auction seating will be available by reservaA Pratt & Letchworth cast-iron Combination Fire Wagon, original figures and Sirius airplane.

A Midwestern collection of tion only and in accordance horses, 17 inches long, from the Larry Brethauer collection, will be estimated 18 working mechanical music with CDC safety guidelines. at $3,000-$5,000.

For additional information machines will be ready to entertain. All play either cylin- on any item in the auction, to ders or disks and are housed in book a phone line, or to make a seating or preview reservation, call 856-692-1881 or email toys@bertoiaauctions.com.

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A Meissen Red Dragon tea set, ca. 1745, will be estimated at $1,000-$1,500.

Locati LLC’s November 2020 sale includes nearly 400 items. This sale features property from estates and collections from the Philadelphia area.

The online-only auction ends Monday, Nov. 16.

According to A New York Chippendale serpentine card table will Michael Locati, cobe estimated at $20,000-$25,000. owner of Locati LLC, “Some pretty exciting lots $5,000-$7,000.”

Other notable highlights have come in for the November sale. One piece include a fine New York that should garner interest is Chippendale serpentine card a Chinese Famille Verte vase table, which is estimated that was once part of the between $20,000 and $25,000; J.P. Morgan collection which an English Sterling kettle-onis estimated between stand valued between $1,500$2,000; and a Meissen Red Dragon tea set, ca. 1745, estimated between $1,000-$1,500.

“We love items with documentation,” said Locati. “We A pair of fine Derby Porcelain plaques will be estimated are offering a at $1,500-$2,500. painting attributed to Sir Thomas Lawrence that was sold in 1922 by Christie, Manson and Woods. The lot includes the original auction catalog.”

In lieu of COVID 19 precautions, Locati will not be holding a live preview; however, interested bidders are encouraged to contact Locati to ask questions or request additional information.

Locati LLC is located 15 miles north of Philadelphia and is a leading online source for high-end decorative arts and antique furniture.

Complimentary verbal appraisals are offered every Saturday by appointment only This Georges Garreau French from 10 a.m. to noon at 1425 E. bronze sculpture is estimated at Welsh Road, Maple Glen, Pa. For further information, $1,500-$2,000. call 215-619-2873 or visit www.locatillc.com.

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“Previous consignments from Karyl’s collection were very popular with collectors. We think they’re going to be very pleased with this selection, as well.”

The great variety seen across the cast-iron section includes still banks, mechanical banks and doorstops, many from the Bill and Wendy Jones collection. An active MBCA member, Bill Jones is also the club’s historian. Among the Joneses’ doorstops are some outstanding examples by Bradley & Hubbard, as well as the full Art Deco series by Hubley/Fish.

A very nice grouping of pressed steel vehicles will include Jet Racer, a boxed Alps

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Having seen a few of her friends at our house for dinner, I can attest this class is important.We have more Fred Flintstone than Miss Manners.

Somewhere we have lost the path. One can argue that with most of us having two working parents that the formality of the table has been lost. And yet, when my wife worked at Williamsburg, she met many a young lady who had or wanted a flatware set as the ideal wedding gift. So, I do not think formal dining is totally dead!

Another thought is that the abundance of pre-cooked meals in plastic containers has meant that we no longer have time or interest in either cooking or dining. I would have agreed with that until Covid. With restrictions on shopping and dining, Covid has brought more people back to cooking from scratch. While dining with others is not quite possible, perhaps this is a sign of things to come.

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About a week ago, I got into a coffee machine chat with a colleague a few years older than I. She was talking about how, when she moved the last time, she put out her sterling at a yard sale and got rid of it. Of course, I cursed my bad luck at not being there for the yard sale, but at the same time I inquired why she had sold all her silver so unceremoniously.

Her answer was that they did not entertain formally any longer, and, besides, it took a lot of extra work to polish the silver. She came from a southern family where silver was an expectation of marriage and dining. As an older adult, living far from the South, she no longer saw the need to hold onto that convention.

I think her approach is typical of many people, young and old, who no longer are interested in sterling flatware and serving pieces. It is true that we have entered the selfserve world of dining, but I wonder if we have lost something along the way.

At my daughter’s university in Pennsylvania, they are offering a class to graduating seniors on manners, including how to eat properly. Now before everyone screams that this is evidence of the decay of humanity, I have to point out that manner books have been around for centuries. Learning to set a table, keep your elbows off of it while dining, and not drink the finger bowl

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Original Handwritten Lyrics To 1956 Elvis Presley Hit “Heartbreak Hotel� Will Headline Weiss Auction

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Also Offered Will Be A Copy Of Yoko Ono’s Book “Grapefruit� Signed By John Lennon And Ono And A Rare Titanic Item The stamped four-gallon stoneware crock with dog decoration sold for $2,530.

Stoltzfus Sawmill sold for $20,900. An unusual Abner (Womelsdorf, Pa., 1986) 19-by31-inch diorama water pump scene with a clock inserted on one half sold for $8,250.

Other items sold in the sale included a group of 241 pieces of Fiesta multi-colored china selling for $4,840; a porcelain Willard Battery sign, $770; a large Limoge vase, $495; a coin collection, $12,950; and an early Manheim, Pa., $5 note, $825.

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A small, round, plate-size Aaron Zook Spring scene of a mill sold for $2,090.

A John Bell blue decorated stoneware This Wurlitzer jukebox sold for $1,870. jug sold for $950.

The original handwritten lyrics to the classic 1956 Elvis Presley hit song “Heartbreak Hotel,� a copy of Yoko Ono’s book “Grapefruit� signed by John Lennon and twice signed

by Ono, a rare Titanic item with a reference to the American businessman John Jacob Astor, and a scarce and highly collectible PokÊmon trading card will all come up for bid in Weiss Auctions’ major onlineonly auction planned for Thursday and Friday, Nov. 19 and 20, at 10 a.m.

The two-day auction will have Internet bidding available through LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com.

Telephone and absentee bids will also be accepted. The first session will feature sports, comics and comic art. The second will contain rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia, Hollywood collectibles, advertising items and historical memorabilia. “Heartbreak Hotel� was written in October 1955 by Mae

Boren Axton, a high school teacher with a background in musical promotion, and Tommy Durden, a Jacksonville singer-songwriter. The lyrics were inspired by a newspaper account of a man who committed suicide by jumping to his death from a hotel window, leaving a note that said, “I walk a lonely street.� Axton presented the song to Presley, and he loved it, recording the hit in January 1956 for his new label, RCA Victor. Axton and Durden’s signed lyrics, in pencil with corrections, is a rare slice of rock’n’roll history. “Grapefruit� is an artist’s book written by Yoko Ono and originally published in 1964. It has become famous as an early example of conceptual art, containing a series of “event scores� that replace the physical works of art (the traditional stock-in-trade The sports category will feature this Michael of artists) with instrucJordan 1986-87 Fleer rookie card (GAI 5.5, tions that an individual may, or may not, EX+).

wish to enact. The book would be rare and valuable by itself, but the fact that this copy was signed by John Lennon and signed and inscribed by Yoko ups its value.

The Titanic artifact is a Record of Bodies and Effects of the passengers and crew, including Bodies Buried at Sea and Bodies Delivered at Morgue in Halifax (Nova Scotia). This is a list of the 306 bodies that were recovered after a seven-day operation

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08062 Mullica Hill 856-478-0300 YELLOW GARAGE ANTIQUES 66 S. Main St. Multi-dealer co-op, Wed Sun.11am-5pm. Fine 18th & 19th C furniture, stoneware, textiles, folk art, Americana, decoys, jewelry, dolls, etc.

50+ Dealers

2 min. from Short Hills Mall • 511 Morris Ave. Summit, NJ

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16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety.

17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810 STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL, 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322.

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.

since 1974

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20150 National Pike,

Hagerstown, MD 21740

Open 7 Days 9-5.

301-739-0858

Handicap Accessible

226 W. FRONT ST.

195 W. FRONT ST.

(732) 842-3393

NEW JERSEY 07701

Exit 109 - Garden State Parkway

www.redbankantique.com

THE PEOPLE’S STORE

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ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

New Dealers Welcome! Check it Out! 150 S. New York Rd. (Rte. 9), Galloway, NJ

The Jersey Shore’s Largest Co-Op • Open 7 Days a Week • 10am-6pm

ANTIQUE CROSSROADS

Haddon Heights Grist Mill Antiques Center Antiques Center 80 Dealer Co-Op PEMBERTON, NJ 08068 Clements Bridge Rd. & E. Atlantic Ave.

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8281 Rt. 873, Slatington, PA 18080

250 Antique Dealers

Sundays 12 noon-5 p.m.

(732) 842-4336 RED BANK,

Estate Liquidations

Less than a 1/2 mile south of our old location

Antiques & Collectibles

I-70 To Exit 32A Route 40 E. 1.5 Miles

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609-561-1110 jhantiques2@aol.com

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100 DEALERS - ALL SPECIALTIES

18 Central Avenue, Hammonton, NJ 08037

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Daily 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

OPEN DAILY TUES.-SUN. 11 A.M.-6 P.M.

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Limited Space Available

Route 616, 127 Hanover Street

Haddon Heights, New Jersey

Head east on Rt. 38; turn left at light after Rt. 206 intersection

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(856) 546-0555 (609) 726-1588

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570-629-6366 GPS 246 Stadden Rd., Tannersville, PA 18372

New Jersey’s Largest Dealer for Lenox & Rookwood

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Deadline: Thursday at Noon for Friday’s edition

517 St. Mary’s Street, Lewisburg, PA 17837 OPEN 7 DAYS 10-5 570-524-5733 www.rollermills.com

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Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards.

Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome.

Mon.-Sat. 10-5. Since 1980.

400 ANTIQUE DEALERS

Shop In Quakertown’s Antique District for the Holidays!

Antique Mall

Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm

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Pocono Peddlers Village

CALL 1-800-800-1833, ext. 2562 or 717-492-2562

18337 Milford 570-409-8636 OLD LUMBERYARD ANTIQUES, 113 7th St. 2 lge Multi-Dealer Shops, 10,000 sq.ft. Open Mon. & Thurs.- Sun. 10-5. www.oldlumberyardantiquesllc.com

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Over 125 antique and craft dealers plus a: Sled museum Penny Arcade 1950’s Soda Fountain

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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.

Wed. & Thurs. 9-5; Fri. & Sat. 9-6; Sun. 10-5

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18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles.

Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5.

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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19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 Possum Park Mall. Winter Hrs: Mon-Sat. 10-8, Sun. 11:30-5:30. Over 45 Showcase/ Room Dlrs selling quality antiques/ collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com

21901 North East 410-287-8318 5 & 10 ANTIQUE MARKET, 115 S. Main St. Daily 10am-6pm. Cecil County’s largest! Buying/ selling antiques & collectibles. Gourmet chocolates.

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19933 Bridgeville 302-337-3137 ANTIQUE ALLEY OF BRIDGEVILLE, Rt. 13 South. Over 20,000 sq. ft., 60 diverse dealers. Open 7 days 9am-6pm. Find great treasures and enjoy a break at our cafe. Like us on Facebook.

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19711 Newark 302-454-8007 AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL, 294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun 12-5. 2 floors. Antiques, collectibles, vintage, primitives, much more! www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com

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Music Machines From The 1890s To 1940s Dominate Play List At Miller & Miller’s Sale Up-And-Coming Canadian Firm Has Full Slate Of Sales On Calendar An early 20th century Seeburg “G� style Orchestrion coin-op machine sold for $24,780, a 27-inch Orchestral Regina upright music box from 1898 finished at $21,240, and an 1892 Swiss George Baker & Company cylinder music box fetched $10,030 in an online auction held Sept.

19 by Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. based in New Hamburg, Ontario, Canada. All prices quoted are in Canadian dollars and are inclusive of an 18-percent buyer’s premium.

The event, officially titled a Music Machines, Coin-Op & Advertising Auction, was led by the outstanding lifetime collections of Ken Vinen and Jack Winkler and also featured general store items, petroliana (gas station collectibles), breweriana and automobilia.

A total of 624 lots came up for bid, many of them with roots in Canada, in an auction that grossed more than $389,000.

The Seeburg “G�

Orchestrion was a coin-operated masterpiece, outfitted with original and replica components. It had actually been professionally modified from a Seeburg style “A� but retained the correct torch mosaic leaded art glass doors.

The machine, impressive at 66 inches tall by 79 inches wide, was from the Ken Vinen collection and included 13 “G� music rolls.

The 27-inch Orchestral Regina upright music box, with 29 discs, was another coin-op marvel. Like so many music machines from the era, it was originally rented as a coin-consuming investment to shrewd bar owners. Aside from a being a money-maker, it provided fun entertainment, a sure way to divert thirsty patrons from neighboring establishments.

The George Baker & Company cylinder music box, made in Switzerland in 1922, was a rare variant, featuring the sublime harmony of a drum with six bells. Originally built with five 8-tune cylinders, the machine was lovingly restored

by Darren Wallace in 2017 and maintained by Ken Vinen until his death in 2019. Included were five 8-tune cylinders. “Quality, fresh to the

The American-made early 20th century Holcomb & Hoke Butter-Kist popcorn machine in a walnut case, 22by-26-by-72 inches, sold for $3,835. The Addison model A2 “Baby� Bakelite radio, Canadian, 1940s, with a marbled black case with white Plaskon trim, sold for more than five times its high estimate at $4,425.

This ca. 1890 high-wheel bicycle made in Canada, marked “The Goold Bicycle Company Ltd., Branford, Ont.,� sporting a 54-inch diameter front wheel, sold for $3,245.

This rare, two-sided Ford porcelain hanging dealer sign, made for the Canadian market in the 1930s, untouched and original, 27.5-by-18 inches, changed hands for $3,540.

market collections are always well-received among our buyers,� said Ethan Miller of Miller & Miller Auctions, adding, “Ken Vinen’s music machines sold like hot cakes.

Originality and functionality meant a lot to Ken, and this was evident in the prices realized. The phone was ringing all week. Nobody wanted to miss this opportunity. It was a great auction.�

While the list of top lots was loaded with music machines, it was actually an eclectic sale, with items ranging from a Canadian Goold high-wheel bicycle from around 1890, the front wheel 54 inches in diameter to the handlebars ($3,245); to an American-made early 20th A 27-inch orchestral Regina upright century Holcomb & Hoke music box, coin-operated and made in Butter-Kist popcorn machine 1898, tagged “Orchestral Regina� to in a walnut case ($3,835); to an the frieze board, complete with 29 adorable 1940s Addison model discs, sold for $21,240.

A2 “Baby� Bakelite radio made claw� pickup, also with a in Canada ($4,425).

Following are additional library of 78 rpm records as highlights from the online-only shown on title cards sold for auction, which had a live video $8,850. A Wurlitzer 1015-CD feed. Internet bidding was pro- “One More Time� jukebox, vided by LiveAuctioneers.com made in Germany around 1900, and the Miller & Miller website a version of the famous model (www.MillerandMillerAuctions. 1015 and retrofitted to hold up com). The 422 users placed a to 100 CD discs, sold for $4,425.

A rare, two-sided Ford total of 8,162 bids; 47 percent of lots met or exceeded esti- porcelain hanging dealer sign, mates, and 32 percent of lots made for the Canadian market surpassed the high estimate.

The name Wurlitzer was called multiple times during the auction. A few lots sold as follows. A Wurlitzer Model 1015 jukebox, made in 1946, with a curated library of rock ‘n’ roll 78 rpm records (the Wurlitzer 1015 is the most identifiable jukebox ever made) went for ($11,210). A Wurlitzer model 750 A George Baker & Company cylinder music box, jukebox made in made in Switzerland in 1922, a rare variant featur1940, coin-operated ing the harmony of a drum with six bells, restored and featuring a “bear in 2017, brought $10,030.

An early 1900s Seeburg Style “G� orchestrion, a coin-op mechanical masterpiece, 66-by-79 inches, with mosaic leaded art glass doors and 13 “G� rolls, realized $24,780. in the 1930s, untouched and original, 27.5-by-18 inches, changed hands for $3,540, while an American two-sided porcelain neon sign for General Electric from the 1950s, sizable at 56-by-50 inches, marked “Kolux Corp., Kokomo, Indiana� lower right edge, hit $3,245.

Two music machines brought $3,540 each. One was a J.P. Seeburg model “L�

Nickelodeon and remote coin box, American-made in the 1920s, in a quarter-sawn oak case with leaded glass panels.

The other was a 1920s American Edison Opera phonograph, original and untouched, the cabinet retaining its original finish and hardware. Included in the lot were 10 four-minute cylinders.

Miller & Miller has announced an exciting “refresh� to its online platform. “There’s no learning curve or major changes,� Ethan Miller pointed out. “This update will simply present users with an improved experience as they navigate our online auctions.

We’re continually investing in

The Wurlitzer Model 1015 jukebox, made in America in 1946, the most identifiable jukebox ever produced, with a library of 78 rpm records with title cards, went for $11,210. our digital platform to provide quality service and capability to enhance the overall user experience.�

To find out more, call either 519-573-3710 or 519-716-5606 or visit www.MillerandMillerAuctions. com.

Sarasota Estate Auction

Fine Art, and Antiques Extravaganza Saturday, November 14 & Sunday, November 15, 2020 at 11am Both Days

Bid live, by phone or on any of our 5 internet platforms.

Catalog available.

Quality consignments invited.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net Other star lots daily comic strip art by set to cross the Charles Schulz from 1952, feaauction block turing Fort Snoopy and include a rare Schroeder.

Pokémon Black A private collection of Civil Star promotional War documents and paraIshihara GX trading phernalia relating to the 14th card graded PSA 8, Brooklyn Regiment, to include only the fourth an important presentation copy ever to come sword, is also in the sale, as is to market; a pulp a collection of Theodore cover illustration of Roosevelt material, including a cowboy riding a signed documents, political horse in winter by buttons and banners. To conR e m i n g t o n clude, Weiss will be selling Schuyler; a Buster part one of a vintage 12,000Brown Sunday art piece collection of 1930s-’50s page by Richard Western lobby cards.

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(1943, CBCS 5.0); Fantastic Four #1 (1961, CBCS 7.0); Batman #23 (1944, CBCS 8.0); and Jackpot Comics #4 (1941, CBCS 5.5).

Sports will be headlined by a 2013-2014 Select Silver Prizm #178 Giannis Antetokounmpo RC rookie basketball card, graded PSA 10 Gem Mint, the highest PSA grade. A similar card sold on eBay a few months ago for $12,000. Antetokounmpo, 25, is a superstar player for the Milwaukee Bucks. He was born in Athens, Greece, to Nigerian parents. Also sold will be a Michael Jordan 198687 Fleer rookie card (GAI 5.5, EX+) and a Michael Jordan signed Chicago Bulls “retirement” jersey.

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Star lots set to cross the auction block on day one include this rare Pokémon Black Star promo Ishihara GX trading card graded PSA 8, only the fourth copy known to come to market.

PUBLIC AUCTION

These are original handwritten lyrics to the classic 1956 Elvis Presley hit song “Heartbreak Hotel,” written in 1955 by Mae Boren Axton, a high school teacher, and Tommy Durden, a singer-songwriter.

Saturday, Nov. 14th, 2020 at 9 A.M. 4 Covered Bridge Road, Oley, PA 19547 In the Village of Pleasantville Asst. of furniture incl. 2 cupboards, painted doughbox tbl., high boy dresser, chests of drawers, drop leaf tbl., wd. chests & more; 2 sm. hanging wall cabinets; antique saddle maker tack bench; 2 nice hanging ceiling lamps one w/cranberry shade; Pennsy. pass car replica storage box; fireplace surround w/cover; asst. cast & wrought iron incl. kettles, utensils & other hearth items; antique & vintage signed pewter; copper tea kettles; lantern & tin items; lg. slaw board; Fiesta & Kitchen Kraft tableware; chamber set; yellow ware; postal first day covers & corner blocks; local adver.; lg. Canada Dry die cut; asst. posters; books, pamphlets, brochures & magazines on motorcycles, bicycles, NASCAR, guns, model trains & more; 1922-57 Lionel catalogs; asst. track & transformers for Lionel standard, O gauge & American Flyer; Lionel bridge w/ approaches; operating track side items; platform access. incl. lamps & metal figures; several HO train sets in OB; Harley-Davidson nostalgia; Matchbox & Hot Wheels incl. a few red line; set of Schuco racers in OB; Hubley Indy car & Auburn rubber cycle; diecast cars, trucks & cycles most in OB; large scale tractor trailers OB; many Franklin & Danbury Mint cars & cycles OB; large asst. of Hess trucks incl. original from 1964 in OB; large remote control aircraft carrier OB & other remote control cars; Savage 30/30 rifle & Iver Johnson shotgun; traps; Harley mufflers; Harley & Indian signed wrenches; Rockwell tools new in box; Yankee screwdrivers; metal & wood carpenter & block planes some signed; new wood working clamps; long wooden wood clamps; strong box w/key; asst. wood shelving & brackets; Wonder Horse & other toddler toys; Galaxy amplifier & other electronics; superhero quilt & other throws; Indian cloth cap; Harley & other t-shirts, caps & neckties; 45 & LP records; HH & much more.

Complete listing & photos on auctionzip.com auctioneer # 10184

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY AUCTION SALE! Live in Person and Online NEW | USED

Wreaths | Lights | Holiday Bulbs | Santa Clauses Garlands | Hats | Stockings | Figurines | Trees And SO Much More…..

If you love the holiday season you do not Want to miss this incredible Sale!

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22 Preview @ 9AM

Auction @ 10AM

Auctioneer Daniel

A. Pusch

Delaware Estate Sales 1323 Newport Gap Pike Wilmington, DE 19804

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Russum’s Furniture Estate Auctions (Live & Online)

ANTIQUES / 79’ ROLLS ROYCE JEWELRY & DESIGNER BAGS / CLOTHES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH

AT 12 P.M.

Previews: Friday, Nov. 13TH ~ 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. Saturday, Nov. 14TH ~ 10 A.M.- 3 P.M. • Sunday, Nov. 15TH ~ 10 A.M.-12 P.M.

New Location:

The Old Sudlersville Middle School at the Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Co, 201 North Church Street, SUDLERSVILLE, MD 21668 Selling from the estate of Dr. Andrew & Mrs. Lillian Lavoie of Easton MD. For a full catalog & online bidding visit www.russumsfurniture.hibid.com.

For an overview of photos visit www.auctionzip.com (7483).

79’ Rolls Royce, Jewelry, Silver, Canton, Imari, Paintings, gold gilt mirrors, blackamoors, Staffordshire, Salvador Dali’s, Early Etchings, Designer clothes / shoes / bags

SPORTSMAN’S AUCTION SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND AT 2 P.M. Decoys by: Ward Bros., ‘Pete’ Peterson, Charlie Joiner, Stevens, Tilghman, Mc Gaw, Mitchell, Fuchs, Meredith, Jobes, Schauber, Coleman, Litzenberg, Crowell, etc.

Boat Models, ship bell, Oyster cans, mounts Artwork: Alexander Pope, Ted Hanks, J Sudy, John Moll Terms: Cash, Credit Card, or Good Check/ 6% MD Sales Tax/ 15% Buyer’s Premium on all purchases (deducted to 10% on in-house bids).

AUCTIONEERS:

Ralph Russum Sr. & JR Russum

Ralph 410-708-4347 / JR 410-708-4676

jrsantiques1@gmail.com

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FACIAL MASKS REQUIRED TO VIEW MERCHANDISE Preview Friday, November 13th, 5-8 P.M. Auction for est. of Michael Levengood previous owner of Boyertown Planing Mill Terms: Cash or PA check. No credit cards. 10% buyers premium. Bring lawn chairs hairs

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Celebrate Holiday Magic At Brandywine

Hill’s Auction

Popular Toy Railroad Display Among Exhibits On View

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theater and even a carnival.

This year the Brandywine will also introduce two model train sets with layouts once owned by Nicky and Jamie Wyeth, sons of the renowned American artist, Andrew Wyeth.

Nicky Wyeth’s standard gauge train display features historic “tinplate” Lionel trains from the 1920s and ’30s traveling around colorful buildings and scenery, including a large bridge modeled after New York’s Hell Gate Bridge. The 8-by-12-foot display was also recently enhanced with modern reproductions of a 1940s monorail.

Artist Jamie Wyeth’s N-gauge train display was originally coowned by Wyeth and his friend and fellow toy collector, artist Andy Warhol.

Included in the 4-by-6-foot landscape are foothills of a mountain, train tunnels with a bridge crossing a lake, and even a diminutive industrial town with a main street packed with businesses and rowhouses, a steel mill, and a large metal warehouse

ANTIQUES & FURNITURE AUCTION Fri.,, Nov. 13th 9:00 a.m. & Sat.,, Nov. 14th 8:00 a.m.

Selling several nice large estates with antique furniture & many collectibles!

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The wonder of the holiday season starts early at the Brandywine River Museum of Art this year. Visitors can enjoy “Holiday Magic at Brandywine” with the opening of the Brandywine Railroad, a holiday favorite since 1972. On view through Jan. 10, 2021, this year’s seasonal offerings will also include the return of artist and composer Ann Wyeth McCoy’s dollhouse, which features six rooms filled with three-dozen dolls and hundreds of miniature objects that will delight visitors of all ages. This exhibit opened Oct. 31.

While slightly modified this year to provide a safe and socially distant experience, the Brandywine Railroad display will still have plenty of model trains, miniature details and the engaging elements that everyone loves, including interactive components operated by hands-free foot pedals. The iconic O-gauge display will feature trains running on a thousand feet of track through a small village, a drive-in movie

HUGE PUBLIC AUCTION

CHUCK & LOIS REINERT LIVING ESTATE

featuring an oversized reproduction of Wyeth’s own famous painting, “Portrait of Pig.” Beginning Friday, Nov. 27, the Brandywine’s whimsical critter ornaments, handcrafted by volunteers at home this year, will also be back to decorate the towering trees in the museum’s three-story atrium.

Thousands of these unique treasures will be available for purchase during the Annual Holiday Critter Sale from Dec. 2 to 6. Safety precautions, including face mask requirements and capacity limits, will be in place for all in-person

shopping. New this year, a selection of some of the Brandywine’s most popular critter creations are also available for purchase online and can be shipped across the country. The online Critter shop can be found at www.brandywine.org/critters.

Support for “Holiday Magic at Brandywine” is generously provided by The Davenport Family Foundation Fund for Exhibitions, Herr Foods Inc., and The Frelinghuysen Foundation.

The museum is located on Route 1 in Chadds Ford, Pa.

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, PRIMITIVES, VINTAGE INDY, SPRINT & NASCAR MEMORABILIA TOYS, ADV., STAMPS, FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD, TOOLS & SHOP EQUIPMENT, ROUGH CUT LUMBER, BOX LOTS & MORE (selling w/multiple Auctioneers)

SAT., NOV. 21, 2020 AT 8:00 A.M. Located at 47 Ridge Crest Dr.,

Fleetwood, Berks Co., PA 19522 Just off Rt. 73 between Blandon & Oley.

Visit

wagnerauctioneers.com for details, photos & terms.

Bring a chair & a friend.

Refreshments available.

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TWO UPCOMING AUCTIONS UPCOMING TRADITIONAL LIVE AUCTION for Various Estates & Private Consignors

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 @ 9:00 A.M. (Blizzard Date: Sunday, November 22 at 10:00 A.M.) Springtown Volunteer Fire Company Banquet Hall

Springtown, Bucks Co., PA

3010 Route 212, 18018 Full Selection of Antiques, Collectibles, Local & Area Advertising Items, Good Selection of Furn., 75-100 Pcs. of Discovery Art incl: sgd. lithographs, prints, paintings, etc.; Outdoor Furn. & Garden Ornaments, Etc. * FULL AUCTION * 2 Auctioneers Selling * Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium * Credit Cards Accepted * 3% Discount w/Cash or Approved Check * Visit www.auctionzip.com #1888 for Add’l Info & Photos

TIMED ONLINE ONLY AUCTION via LIVEAUCTIONEERS.com BEGINNING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9 @ 12:00 NOON EST ENDING TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1 @ 9:00 PM EST EXTENSIVE ESTATE COLLECTION OF VINTAGE DOLLS: Armand Marseilles, Simon & Halbig, Kammer & Reinhardt, other bisque head, cloth, wooden, Saba Bucherer & other dolls, marionettes & puppets; large & small DOLLHOUSES; numerous lot of DOLLHOUSE FURN. & MINIATURES; Selection of Vintage Penny, Tin Litho, Horse Pull & Other TOYS; FOLK ART in all categories; CLOCKS: Briggs type rotary flying ball under glass dome, French Vict. marble shelf w/garniture, Dutch h.p. wall, variety of wag-on-the wall incl: cat, owl, Santa Claus & teddy bear examples w/moving eyes; cuckoos, shelf, several automatons, morbier type, Lux & Keebler miniatures; COUNTRY FURNITURE: 2 pc. stepback cupboard, softwood cabinets & pantry cupboards, Hepp. table, baker’s table, primitive “settle” potty chair, hanging pie safe w/pierced tin, general store/hardware store multi-drawer cab. & more; COUNTRY COLLECTIBLES & PRIMITIVES: vintage top hat & custom box, antique oak cash box, medicine cabinet, vintage pencil sharpener, bicycle lantern, variety of antique wdwnware, unusual c.iron fruit picker, vintage Santa Clause figures, vintage sewing & pie birds, vintage sewing items; UNIQUE & UNUSUAL HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY, ORNAMENT & DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES, ORNATE BRASS, STERLING SILVER, PLATED SILVER & CAST IRON ITEMS; ART; VINTAGE PENS, INKWELLS & WRITING PARAPHENALIA, Etc. Special Note: The great majority of items listed in this auction are from the personal Estate of Mildred Van Leuven, formerly of Pennswood Village Retirement Community, Newtown, PA, along with some quality additions belonging to other Estates and private owners. Some additional consignments recently obtained will be added to this auction .. watch for additional after initial posting. Auction will contain 500+ lots. Many lots contain numerous pieces .. literally thousands of items offered in this auction.

This will be a timed online only auction. In Person, Physical Inspection: Monday, November 30 from 12:00 Noon to 7:30 PM EST * Note-due to COVID guidelines, it may be necessary to limit number of people access in building at one time. Terms, Conditions, Bidding, Payment, Pick-Up & Other Info will be accessible via liveauctioneers.com.

NOTE: Adherence to basic COVID 19 Guidelines incl. masks, distancing & signing of Liability Waiver will be observed.

ROBERT H. CLINTON & COMPANY, INC. P.O. Box 29 * Ottsville, PA 18942 610-847-5432 Email: rhclintonauction@hotmail.com

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ESTATE OF STEPHEN R. REED Harrisburg, PA Mayor 1982-2010 18” Native American Water Jar

TWO-DAY ONLINE ONLY AUCTION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 AT 10 AM & SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 AT 10 AM EPHEMERA: Newspapers, PRR, Harrisburg High, Confederate loan, photographs, Pennsylvania history, advertising. ART: Paintings & prints, sculpture, Western, Native American, local. Incl M. Garman, R. Allen, T. Sanchez. COLLECTIBLES: Conestoga wagon jacks, instruments, model ships, die-cast, Ethnographic incl statues, beads, masks. NATIVE AMERICAN: Pre-Columbian, antique, vintage, contemporary.

Kachinas, pottery, beadwork, baskets. Incl Benally, Begay, Vidal Aguilar, Chakoptewa.

WESTERN AMERICAN: Relics, collectibles, saddles, stirrups, chaps, boots, hats, ropes, spurs. MILITARIA: Insignia, bugle, helmets. BASEBALL: Game used Yankees Stadium base August 4 2007 (A-Rod hits #500), Hank Aaron autograph.

JEWELRY: Bolos, buckles, Turquoise, sterling.

ONLINE BIDDING — CATALOG AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 9!

35” Skookum Dolls

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Benjamin Harrison Signed Document

13th C Tonto Jar

Jersey Coffee Merchant Bin

Collins & Morrison Saddle

Begay Sun Dancer Kachina

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1. Att. to Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769 - 1830) Oil on Canvas 2. A NY Chippendale Serpentine Card Table 3. A Fine Anglo-Indian Carved Box, 19th Century 4. A Tiffany & Co. Mantle Clock and Garniture 5. A Meissen Red Dragon Tea Set, c. 1745 6. Several Sterling Tea Services 7. A Pair of Fine Derby Porcelain Plaques 8. A George III Sterling Tea Caddy 9. Estate Jewelry 10. Georges Garreau (French b.1885) Bronze 11. A Fine Chinese Famille Verte Porcelain Vase, Ex-J.P. Morgan Collection 12. Decorative Arts

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Rich Penn Pulls Off Successful Sale Amid Multiple Postponements

SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

Coca-Cola Memorabilia One Of Many Categories That Excelled “The May auction became

11/15/20, WILMINGTON, SUN 10 AM-3 PM, Sports Card & Collectible, Millcreek Fire Hall 3800 Kirkwood Hwy, Chambers Memorial Hall GEORGIA 11/12-15/20, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center 12/10-13/20, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center

NEW JERSEY the June auction, then became 12/06/20, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 the July auction,” said Rich PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 1 Pal Penn. For 20 years, the tradiDr, Wayne Pal 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 11/29/20, LITITZ, SUN 8 AM, Bottle, 7 North Lane, Timeless Treasure Auction House

AUCTIONS DELAWARE 11/22/20, WILMINGTON, LIVE & ONLINE SUN 10 AM, Christmas Holiday featuring wreaths, lights, holiday bulbs, Santa Clauses, garlands, hats, stockings, figurines, trees, 1323 Newport Gap Pike & www.estatesalesof delaware.com, Delaware Estate Sales - Jeffrey Kring FLORIDA 11/14-15/20, SARASOTA, SAT & SUN 11 AM, Fine Art & Antiques Extravaganza, 522 S Pineapple Ave, Sarasota Estate Auction MARYLAND 11/15/20, SUDLERSVILLE, LIVE & ONLINE SUN NOON, Antiques, 79' Rolls Royce, jewelry, designer bags, clothes, Old Sudlersville Middle School @ Volunter Fire Co 201 N Church St, Ralph Russum Sr. & JR Russum 11/22/20, SUDLERSVILLE, LIVE & ONLINE SUN @ 2 PM, Sportman's Auction featuring decoys, boat models, ship bell, oyster cans, mounts, artwork, Old Sudlersville Middle School @ Volunter Fire Co 201 N Church St, Ralph Russum Sr. & JR Russum PENNSYLVANIA 11/03-16/20, MAPLE GLEN, ONLINE NOW ENDS MON 11/16, Estate jewelry, decorative arts, Tiffany & Co mantle clock & garniture, several sterling tea services, a pair of fine Derby porcelain plaques etc., Online @ www.locatillc.com, Locati Auctions LLC 11/05-24/20, NAZARETH, ONLINE NOW CLOSING STARTS @ 5:01 TUES 11/24, Jewelry. Special Preview 11/23 from 2-7 pm 330 W Moorestown Rd Nazareth, Online @ www.dotta auction.com, Dotta Auction Co. Inc. 11/05-29/20, NAZARETH, ONLINE NOW CLOSING STARTS SUN @ 1:01 PM 11/29, Antiques & Collectibles, Peter Max paintings, 1988 Corvette, Online @ www.dottaauction.com, Dotta Auction Co. Inc. 11/09/20-12/01/20, OTTSVILLE, ONLINE ONLY BEGINNING MON 11/9 @ NOON ENDING TUES 12/1 @ 9 PM, Vintage dolls, dollhouse furn & miniatures, toys, folk art, clocks, country furniture, country collectibles & primitives, unique & unusual handcrafted jewelry, ornament & decorative accessories et.=c., Online @ www.liveauctioneers.com, Robert H Clinton & Company, inc.

11/12/20, LITITZ, THURS 4 PM, Box lots, vintage Christmas, antiques, furniture, 7 North Lane, Timeless Treasure Auctions LLC 11/13-14/20, LANDENBURG, FRI 9 AM SAT 8 AM, Antiques & Furniture, 1465 New London Rd, Harold S Hill & Son Inc. 11/14-15/20, HARRISBURG, ONLINE ONLY SAT & SUN @ 10 AM, Estate Auction featuring ephemera, art, collectibles, native American, Western American, militaria, baseball, jewelry, Online Only @ www.cordierauction.com, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 11/14/20, KINZERS, SAT 10 AM, Antiques from US, Asia, Europe & South American featuring Chinese & Japanese bronze urns, vases, china, incense burner, oriental walking sticks, pottery, stoneware, wedgewood, folk art figures, native American drums, serling & vintage costume jewelry and much more.

Also antique furniture, Kinzers Fire Hall 3521 Lincoln Hwy, George H Wilson

tional Spring Rich Penn Auction event has always been in late April or early May. Not this year. In March, things needed to change. In an interest to be safe, Penn postponed the May date until June, and then postponed again, starting July 23. The auction was a four-day sale, with over 2,500 lots including many thousands of items such as coins, barbershop, country store, soda fountain, toys, petroliana, Victoriana and decorative items.

Overall, this auction was in the planning stages for over a year and was expected to be a very big one. “In spite of the complications, the auction was very successful, and we achieved all our goals,” stated Penn. “We were concerned that we wouldn’t have an inhouse crowd. But they showed up, a bit over 100. And they wanted to buy.” Bidders entered through a queue where temperatures were taken, and masks, gloves, and sanitizer were provided along with an information sheet on safety guidelines and proper social distancing. “Bidders were understanding and very cooperative,” said Penn.

11/14/20, OLEY, SAT 9 AM, Assortment of furniture, 2 small hanging wall cabinets, antique saddle maker tack bench, fireplace surround w/cover, assortment cast & wrought iron Kitchen Kraft tableware, chamber set, yellow ware, Nascar, guns, trains and much more, OnSite 4 Covered Bridge Rd, Daniel A Pusch

A child’s pedal car, an Austin J40, made of pressed steel, ca. 1949, restored with tuck and roll upholstered seat cushions and boot mat, working headlights, serial #23532, 28-by-60by-24 inches, sold at $3,575.

An occupational shaving mug depicting a bi-plane with pilot, marked “620” on bottom, personalized for Frank Kimball, very colorful image, excellent condition with mild wear to gold trim, realized $2,900.

Penn has been doing live online auctions since they began and said online activity set all kinds of records. He commented, “In four days we had over 13,000 bidder registrations from across the globe.

Over twice what’s normal.

We’ve never seen numbers like that. Hardly a lot sold that didn’t have a thousand watchers. Buyers were hungry and also aggressive. Over 50 percent sold online.”

The first session included

This toy Popeye basketball player, a Linemar litho-on-tin windup, marked King Features, ca. 1950s, in near mint original condition, 9 inches high, sold for $3,900. over 13,000 coins selling in just under 300 lots. The variety covered some gold, early Colonial, Civil War era and almost every silver and copper coin minted in the U.S. from the 1890s up to the 1960s. The highlight coin was a very rare 1916 Standing liberty quarter.

This was the first year for this

The toy Popeye the Sailor, Hoge No. 268, pressed steel and litho-on-tin rowboat with clockwork motor, ca.

1935, a rare toy in very good to excellent working condition, replaced rudder, sold for $3,900. coin designed by American sculptor Hermon MacNeil (only 52,000 were minted).

Often lauded as one of America’s most beautiful coins, with gorgeous lustre and graded MS64 FH, it sold for just over $22,000.

Other graded coins included desirable Morgan silver dollars with rare mintage. An 1892CC, graded MS-62, and an Continued on page 11

The decorative Victorian English bird domes, 19th century, each mounted with taxidermy birds, one with seven hummingbirds, each under conforming glass domes, realized $5,220.

11/20-21/20, EAST EARL, FRI 4 PM SAT 8 AM, 11/20 - Military, ammo, bayonets & more; 11/21Firearms & sporting goods. Online bidding available, 1141 Wea Wit St, PA Auction Center 11/21/20, FLEETWOOD, SAT 8 AM, Antiques, collectibles, primitives, vintage Indy, sprint & Nascar memorabilia, toys, advertising, stamps, furniture, household, tools & shop equipment, rough cut lumber, box lots and more, On-Site 47 Ridge Crest Dr, Wagner Auction This Coca-Cola slow school zone Service LLC policeman, diecut steel double-sided

The Buffalo Bill’s Wild West “Cow Boy Fun. The Bronco-Buster’s Busy Day” colorful litho-on-paper poster by The Strobridge Co.-Cinc & NY, copyright figure with “Drink Coca-Cola” on 1906, professionally mounted on 11/21/20, HARRISBURG, ONLINE ONLY SAT @ 10 AM, reverse, original embossed cast-iron archival linen, 30-by-38.5 inches, sold Fine Decorative Arts, Online @ base, 64 inches high, sold for $3,300. for $3,300. www.cordierauction.com, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

11/21/20, SPRINGTOWN, SAT 9 AM, Antiques, collectibles, local & area advertising items, furniture, discovery art, lithographs, prints, paintings etc., Springtown Vol Fire Company Banquet Hall, Robert H. Clinton & Company Inc.

MILITARY, AMMO, BAYONETS & MORE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 STARTING AT 4:00 P.M. Sale Location: 1141 Wea Wit St., EAST EARL, PA 17519 Live Auction with Online Bidding available!

FIREARMS & SPORTING GOODS AUCTION

Saturday, November 14 at 10:00AM

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 STARTING AT 8:00 A.M. Sale Location: 1141 Wea Wit St., EAST EARL, PA 17519

Preview 8:00 AM HELD AT KINZER

The soda fountain syrup dispenser, Cardinal Cherry, molded ceramic dispenser with cherries and leaf design, “A Product of J. Hungerford Smith Co., Rochester, NY,” ca. 1910, minor wear on gold trim, with replacement ballstyle pump, 13.5 inches high, sold for $4,125.

A wide variety of Military items and memorabilia including bayonets, ammunition, knives, ammo cans, swords and more.

PUBLIC AUCTION FIRE HALL

3521 LINCOLN HWY. EAST, KINZERS,

An English Edwardian taxidermy diorama on parlor stand, rare, carved mahogany raised on bronze claw and wood ball feet, surmounted with a circular mahogany and beveled glass case containing a pair of common Snipe on mossy ground with painted backdrop, unnamed, 49.5 inches high, sold for $5,225.

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Selection of Antiques From US, Asia, Europe & South America Selling: Antiques: Chinese & Japanese Bronze Urns, Vases, China, Incense Burner, Cloisonne Champleve Enamel Bronze Urn With Dragon Handles, Pair of ‘ The End Of The Trail’ Bronze Figures & Etching, Carved Red Wood Buddha Statue, Oriental Walking Sticks, Pottery, Stoneware, Wedgewood, Charlie Chaplin Shaped Glass Bottle, Pair of French Bronze Figures, Barber Bottle, Two Old Daggers, Pair of Large Cast Iron Andirons, Small Humidor, Carved Wood Tribal Bust & Mask, Folk Art Figures, Native American Drums, Sterling & Vintage Costume Jewelry, Edward J. Cherry Etchings, Nautical Scene, Alfred Coe Still Life Of Flowers, Military Items, Records, Vintage Eastman Kodak Paper Cutter, Ceramic Christmas Tree, Vintage 1940’s Airplane Model Kits & So Much More.

Antique Furniture: Marble Top Carved Asian Taboret Stand, Music Chair, Mahogany One Drawer Ornate Claw & Ball Feet Stand, Tall Case 8 Day Grandfather Clock, Inlaid Candle Stand, One Drawer Drop Leaf Table, Ornate Victorian Secretary, Roll Top Desk, Oak Wash Stand With Brass Pulls, Folk Art Stand, Two 1950’s Dining Chairs, Etched Victorian Pier Mirror, Cloisonne Lamps, Tobacco Stand With Copper Lining.

Just A Few Highlights. Selling With Two Auctioneers. Visit auctionzip.com ID #9683 or www.georgewilsonauctioneer.com For Photos & Updates.

Terms: 13% Buyers Premium Discounted to 10% For Cash or Preapproved check. Next Auction December 12th.

George H. Wilson, Auctioneer, AU-001020-L 610-955-9417

Auction Starts At 8:00 AM with uncataloged lots. Items to include large variety of sporting goods, ammo and more. Catalog starts at 11:00.

Over 400 Firearms and 300 lots of accessories.

Large quantity of quality AR accessories, lots of magazines, holsters, quality gun parts, optics, ammo, knives, Some Gun Highlights Include: (5) 870 Wingmaster 12 Gauge, Model 700 BDL .308 Win, .303 British P14 Drill Rifle, (2) M-4 Carbine Caliber 5.56MM, (4) Semi-Auto LE6920 .223/5.56 AR-15, 32 Hand Ejector .32 S&W, Model 32 Hammerless .32 S&W, Model 1 .22 Short Revolver,Beretta A350-Xtrema 12 Gauge, Model 190 16Ga. Shotgun, International .22 Semi Auto Pistol, Model 146B .22 S.L.LR., Charter Arms Lavender Lady .38 Spec.

Revolver, 81 BLR 308 Win, A-Bolt 270 WSM, Model 81L BLR 30-06, Century Arms Canik TP9 Elite SC 9mm Pistol, Eddystone US Model 1917 30-06 Rifle, New Keystone Ejector Single Shot 10 Gauge, and so much more.

Taking consignments for Dec. Sale.

Terms & Conditions: 13% buyers premium discounted to 10% with certified check or cash. Additional online fee may apply for any items won through an online bidding site, (BE SURE TO READ THE TERMS.)

Go to our website www.paauctioncenter.com for detailed information about both sales.

Auctioneers Christian Stoltzfus Leon Stoltzfus Levi Fisher

All firearms are sold according to Federal & State Laws & Regulations. 6% PA sales tax applies unless we are shipping out of state or you hold a valid resale number. All items are sold as is and all sales are final.

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DELAWARE 11/15/20, NEWARK, SUN 10 AM3 PM, Sports Card & Collectible, 400 Ogletown Rd, Aetna Fire Hall

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Rich Penn Continued from page 10

This Coca-Cola sign, “Drink CocaCola” litho-on-metal marked AM 1140, in near-mint condition, 11-by-35 inches, went for $4,930.

This occupational shaving mug depicting a school bus driver, bottom stamped “Berninghaus-Cincinnati” with decorator no., personalized “A. T. Bromley,” excellent condition with minor wear to gold bands, sold for A Coca-Cola bottle radio, rare bottle shape, ca. 1933, works but needs $3,000. cleaning, 24 inches high, and sold for $2,400.

American National Cadillac pedal car bringing $1,800.

But popcorn wasn’t the Shifting gears into day three only treat bidders were interbrought a different array for ested in. The Coca-Cola items bidders. The session had 800 were strong through every lot. lots and was the strongest of A rare diecut cardboard sign the four days. Categories “Smokey Bear” publicizing included advertising, country “Prevent Forest Fires” smoked store Coca-Cola, coin-op out a $6,000 bid. A litho-onmachines, petroliana, and a metal sign, “Take Home a Classic 1927 Model T Ford Coke,” showing a six-pack of Cretors Popcorn truck. That Coke, gathered up a $5,220 bid.

Popcorn truck was the top lot But Coca-Cola items of the auction. The truck, with weren’t the only soda fountain a recent restoration, was dri- items with strong interest. ven into the auction site and There were a number of other was available for complete soda options for thirsty coninspection from preview sumers besides Coke. They through dropping the hammer. came in many different flavors, Bids heated, burst, and and the syrup was dispensed popped up to $42,350.

This clothing store corset sign for “Warren’s Featherbone Corsets, Health Waists & Dress Stays,” litho-on-metal

by Townsend, Hostetter & Co.Chicago, gold on black with glitter accents, period gold frame with embossed leaves, ca. 1890-1910, 21.5-by-15.5 inches, sold for $4,200. from decorative ceramic containers into a soda glass, then the “Soda Jerk” blasted carbonated water into the glass, mixed the two, and you had

The Coca-Cola sign, “Prevent Forest Fires” rare litho-on-cardboard, applied diecut Fish Tail trademark with two “Smoky Bear” cubs carrying a picnic basket, each cub with movable lower legs, 33-by-39 inches, sold for $6,000. your flavored soda. Some of the more popular flavors included the Ward’s figural Orange, Lemon, Grape and Lime Crush flavors. All were represented, with the rare Lime Crush fetching $4,800.

The last day may have offered the most surprises.

While Victorian-era furniture and decorative items may have fallen from collector favor recently, this session didn’t reflect that. A Vienna style “Wagner” German vase painted with double portraits commanded an $8,120 winning bid. A gilt bronze and onyx fern stand sold for $6,450. A rare English Edwardian taxidermy diorama on parlor stand brought $5,225, with a bedroom suite attributed to Thomas Brooks

The coin-operated Buffalo Pepsin Gum Vendor with one cent clockwork mechanism, “Property of Buffalo Gum Co.- Buffalo, NY” on merchandise chute, ca. 1907, with replaced glass dome and label, sold for $3,575. bringing $6,380.

“This auction sure tested everyone’s patience, endurance, consideration and ability,” concluded Penn. He went on, “But we successfully made it through it, thanks to our clients and the thousands of bidders. Now it’s on to the next one.” Penn’s next auction is scheduled for May 2021.

For updated information, readers may visit www.RichPennAuctions.com.

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These two apothecary hanging show globes, cranberry glass matched pair in teardrop form with swirled rib pattern and ornate cast-iron suspension collars, 20 inches high, realized $2,610.

Many soda fountain syrup dispensers were sold. Here is a Howel’s CherryJulep, 5 Cents, ca. 1920, example with minor wear with correct “Cherry” plunger pump, missing bottom well plate, 14 inches high, which brought $2,700.

ONLINE JEWELRY AUCTION TUES., NOV. 24TH

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ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

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AIRLINES & AIRPORT chrome cards, esp. domestic, published during the 1950s & 1960s, a permanent want. Armen Avakian, 4560 Pinehollow Ct, Apt 170, Indianapolis, IN 46254, 317-298-8913.

Peter Max Paintings • 1988 Corvette

WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic Autograph Material. Pages of History, PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902.

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SUN., NOV. 29TH AUCTION LOTS START CLOSING SUN., NOV. 29TH AT 1:01 P.M. EST.

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

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.

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Team Gear-Jerseys-Jackets Hats-etc. Unopened Packs/ Boxes Sports Cards, Autographed Items (w/COA), Bobbleheads, Vintage Stadium Giveaways, Cards-Pre 1970, etc.

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1893, graded MS-63, both sold for $1,624. A rare 1893S, graded G-6, sold at $2,160. A complete book of Mercury dimes (78 dimes: 1916-1945) sold at $2,040. Gold coins also did well. A 1912S $10 Indian Head Half Eagle in AU and an 1847C $5 Liberty in VF both brought $1,000.

Bidders were also offered a fine collection of occupational shaving mugs. Toy collectors were offered tin windups including a superb selection of Popeye entertainment. With over 300 occupational mugs to choose from, they covered just about every occupation of the day. Each one graphically identified the merchant, by name, and a service/business illustrated on the mug. The top selling mug boasted a great graphic for a Standard Oil Gas station. It showed the visible pump, two autos and the station attendant. This example covered the popular petroliana category as well as the advertising medium. It sold for $3,500. Other ones, an ambulance driver, a bi-plane pilot, and a school bus driver, all sold for $2,500 each.

On a larger scale, a 1930s American National Stutz Roadster pedal car, with an older restoration, drove away pulling a $2,000 bid. It was followed closely by a 1930

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AT OUR NEW LITITZ LOCATION!

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NORTH LANE, LITITZ, PA 17543 NOVEMBER 29TH 2020 Public Auction Thurs., Nov. 12TH 2020 - 4 P.M. 1st Sale at our New Location!

7 North Lane, LITITZ, PA 17543

Sale starts at 4 P.M. with box lots. Doors open at 2 P.M. Preview: Wednesday, Nov. 11 -1 to 4 P.M. This sale will have loads of Vintage ornaments, Christmas blow molds, Christmas decorations and more. Lots of primitives and furniture.

VINTAGE CHRISTMAS: 9 ceramic Christmas trees, Christmas candles, hallmark ornaments, 5ft vintage cardboard Santa, 30 boxes vintage Christmas ornaments and lights, Santa face decorations, Christmas tree shop carolers, vintage white xmas tree, German Christmas tree feather tree holder music box, blow mold Christmas tree with box, Barbara Strawser Belsnickle Santa art proof, vintage ceramic lefton xmas figurines, vintage ornaments, new old store stock vintage ornaments, blow molds to include 2 large Santas, large NOMA Santa in box, small nativity set 6 pcs., 10 piece large nativity set, angel, camel with box, altar children with boxes, 2 large royal Santas with boxes, vintage papier-mache snowmen, ice skates, vintage Rushton Santas, cast-iron tree fencing and so much more! ANTIQUES: Wood crates, cast pulley, national biscuit crate, Worchester salt advertising chalkboard sign, Funks hybrid vintage corn sign, Texaco fire hat, several crocks, golden rule cocoa tin, kitchen gadgets, fox fur muff purse, trays of gaudy welsh Dutch and Leeds china, egg basket, berry crate, washboard, green swirl graniteware, Lititz Springs national bank calendar, 1928 Brownstown national bank calendar, Bausch Lomb magic lantern, Remington typewriter, selection of stoneware crock lids, doll trunk, cast-iron Amish figures, pocket knives, several pieces antique redware pottery, rolling pins, microscopes, saddle bags, rabbit chocolate molds, 3 crazy quilts, brown patchwork quilt, Dresden plate quilt, costume and sterling rings assortment costume jewelry, 34 Damascus steel hunting and throwing knives, pure lard lid, finger chocolate molds, candlemold, yellowware mold, Rumford and Kreamer biscuit cutters, early pie crimper, 4 Griswold pans, yellowware chamber pot with lid, green opalescent bowl, French horn, Wenger pretzel can, quaker state oil can, cast iron brackets, transferware china, hires box, peach box, wood bucket, banana wood crate, arch window, Wilbur chocolate pan, 2 oil on board portraits, mcm lamp, leather vintage luggage, vintage aluminum and steel letters, Gurley candles, cigar molds, McCormick spice tins, slaw boards, cast iron kettle, selection 45 mm films, white mountain ice cream makers, knickerbocker bear, jadite box, oil jar with spout, large 30 box postal box FURNITURE: cast-iron fencing, 6 cast-iron planters, high back primitive bench, oak washstand, painted high chest, Hoosier china closet, cedar blanket chest, painted blanket chest, industrial island table, cast-iron bed with frame, Dutch painted nightstand, depression stand, mahogany adjustable coffee dining table, green trunk, model A tires and stands, primitive ladder, selection vintage sleds, depression nightstand, double washtub, mirror, country wagon, mortised bench, industrial stool, highback bench, green painted ladder, wood ladder, oak ice cream table and 4 chairs, 2 ladderback chairs, metal washtub table, crab pot, hall mirror, wood ladder, spinning wheel and primitive screen door

717.875.9187 timelesstreasureauctions@gmail.com WEBSITE: timelesstreasureauctions.net Auctioneer Jeff Sensenig AU005944 Timeless Treasure Auctions LLC AY002405

SPECIAL BOTTLE SHOW

Date of Show: Sunday 11/29/20 6 A.M. Dealer Entry & Set-up ***General Admission $5/person 8 A.M.*** Location:

#7 North Lane, LITITZ

PA 17543

(rear of BBT Bank/Cititzens Bank) Contact: Steve Guion (717) 626-5557 or (717) 371-1259 affinityinsurance1@ptd.net Show Terms and Conditions: 1. One 8’ table provided. Bring 2 extra 4’x4’CARD TABLES if you need them.

There is LIMITED SPACE DUE TO SOCIAL DISTANCING & ONLY “U” shaped table arrangements are possible when coupled w/our 8’ table.

2. WE ARE LIMITED TO THE 1ST 50 TABLE RESERVATIONS!!!

3. The space shall be used by the exhibitor for the sale of bottles, insulators, glass, related items and other small antiques.

4. By acceptance of this agreement, the exhibitor agrees to release, hold harmless and indemnify the “Timeless Treasure Auctions LLC” the show promoters, their helpers, executors, administrators, and successors from any and all claims including but not limited to loss, injury, damage, harm, theft or the like, whether to person or property regardless of liability, negligence or cause.

4. Reserved table costs: $50 for Sunday ONLY (call or email to reserve NOW!) 5. Dealer set-up time is Sunday 6 A.M. - 8 A.M. 6. We are incurring very large last-minute advertising costs due to cancelled shows!

7. All contracts must be signed. By signing, you, as dealer, agree to all the above. **Please Print, Sign & Return the bottom portion with payment**

Name:_____________________ Signature:________________________ Address:_____________________________________________________ City, State & Zip Code:________________________________________ Telephone #:________________Email:____________________________ Helper’s Name: ______________________________________________ Email Address for “Confirmation of Table Payment & or SASE” ______________________________________________ ***Send Table Application & Check PAYABLE TO: “TIMELESS TREASURE AUCTIONS LLC” C/O: AFFINITY INSURANCE, 10 E. LEMON ST., LITITZ, PA 17543 R065401

FINE & DECORATIVE ARTS AUCTION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 AT 10 A.M. ONLINE ONLY AUCTION Silver, Jewelry, Collectibles, Fine, Decorative, Ethnic & Asian Arts, Furniture, Lighting, Clocks & Rugs Bronze and Marble Floor Candelabra Wurlitzer Piano

79” Mollica Ewer and Base Martin D-35 Guitar

1935 Columbia Anniversary Mini Oscar Hayashi Kodenji Cloisonne Cabinet Vase Carlos White Eagle Bolo

Peter Lunn Modernist Sterling Tea Set

Severin Roesen (Pennsylvania / Germany 1815-1872) 28” x 39”

Twin Charles Howard Lloyd Fireplace Surrounds

Walter Emerson Baum (Pennsylvania, 1884-1956) Attributed to Ruth or Samuel Shute (New Hampshire, 1803-1836)

ONLINE CATALOG AVAILABLE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13! PREVIEWS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY VISIT www.CordierAuction.com FOR FULL DETAILS. Anthony Hawksley Sterling Candelabra R065476

Prior-Hamblin School (Mid 19th Century)