Antiques & Auction News - February 4, 2022

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Single-Owner Collection Of 62 Hudson River School Paintings To Be Sold Online Auction On Behalf Of Robert And Susan Doyle Of Fishkill, N.Y., Ends Feb. 16 An online-only auction dedicated entirely to a single-owner collection of paintings by noted artists from the renowned Hudson River School, 62 works in all, is being held online now, by Absolute Auction & Realty (AAR). The auction will end on Wednesday, Feb. 16.

People can register and bid now, on the AAR website, at www.AARauctions.com. The curated auction is from the personal collection of Robert and Susan Doyle of Fishkill, N.Y., dedicated collectors of the first American School of Art that later became known as the Hudson River School, in upstate New York. All the paintings are original works and nearly all have been professionally cleaned and conserved.

The Hudson River School consisted of mid-19th century “Nature Painters” who found spirituality in nature. These adventuresome artists hiked to see impressive views. They sketched and did studies in the field to bring back to their studios and create finished paintings. In doing so, these artists celebrated and depicted the pristine magnificence of the American landscape of the period. The Hudson River served as the main route of travel to the best places. It also provided the best subject matter.

New York City, with the National Academy of Design, was at the center of the American art world in the 19th century. Now, seasoned collectors, as well as novices to the genre, can experience the beauty,

tranquility and grandness of nature from the palettes of these artists.

The opening lot is by Thomas Benjamin Pope (1834-91), an oilon-canvas titled “View from West Point,” and is a classic Hudson River School depiction of cadets looking north toward Pollepel Island and the Northgate to the Highlands. The view has Storm King Mountain on the left and Breakneck Mountain on the right.

The work is 12-by-22 inches (sight, minus the frame).

Another expected highlight is an oil-on-canvas, signed and dated 1859 by Edmund C. Coates (181671). The work, titled “American Harvesting,” was originally painted

by Jasper Francis Cropsey (18231900) in 1851. Other Hudson River

School artists also depicted this view, with slight variations.

Coates’s interpretation measures 20-by-25 inches (sight, less frame).

He was also a portrait artist. An oilon-canvas by David Maitland Armstrong (1836-1918), “A View from Moodna Creek (Murderer’s Creek),” looking east at Pollepel Island with the Fishkill Mountains (Highlands) beyond will also be sold. The painting comes with a copy of Armstrong’s book, “Day Before Yesterday, Reminiscences of a Varied Life.”

Lot 10 is an oil-on-canvas by William Rickarby Miller (1818-93), titled “View of New York City from Weehawken, N.J.” It measures 21by-35.5 inches and is signed and Continued on page 7

47th Pittsburgh Antiques Show Set For Feb. 19 And 20 Crowne Plaza Hotel To Host Popular Event The Pittsburgh Antiques Show is back. In its 47th event, the Pittsburgh Antiques Show will be held on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 19 and 20, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pa. The Crowne Plaza (Pittsburgh South) is located at 164 Fort Couch Road. Show hours will be 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, with an early buyers’ preview from 9 to 10 a.m. Hours on Sunday will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $7, or $12 for early buyers. Children age 12 and under will be admitted free of charge.

One of the longest running annual regional shows, the Continued on page 7

This oil-on-canvas by Fred Pansing (N.Y./Germany, 1844-1912), depicting Hudson River Schooners sailing in the widest part of the Hudson River, at the “Tappan Sea,” was painted ca. 1880.

The oil-on-canvas by David Maitland Armstrong (1836-1918), “A View from Moodna Creek (Murderer’s Creek),” is looking east at Pollepel Island.

Historic Burlington Antiques And Art Emporium To Showcase Valentine’s Day Collectibles The month of February is the shortest month of the year with 28 days, except every four years there is a leap day added. An extra day was added to the calendar more than two millennia ago, when the scientific advisers to Roman emperor Julius Caesar spotted that the years were not properly aligning with the seasons. So, in 45 B.C., Caesar decreed there would be an Continued on page 4

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 An oil-on-canvas, signed and dated 1859 by Edmund C. Coates (1816-71), titled “American Harvesting,” was originally painted by Jasper Francis Cropsey (1823-1900) in 1851.

This large landscape view with a river in the distance by George Lafayette Clough (1824-1901), housed in a 37.5-by-28.5-inch frame, is signed “G. L. Clough” lower left.

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FEATURED RESULTS: Heritage Comics And Comic Art Auction - Jan. 13 To 16 - Page 2

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Spider-Man’s Black Costume Origin Sells For $3.36 Million To Shatter Comic Art Record

Superman Also Breaks $3 million Barrier With Action Comics No. 1 Sale To Kick Off Heritage’s Four-Day Comics And Comic Art Event bidders coveted Mike Zeck’s artwork as it soared past the million-dollar mark. When it hit its final price, shattering all previous comic art records, the auction gallery erupted with cheers.

Marvel Comics’ “Secret Wars” might have been created to sell toys, but it forever altered the comic-art landscape, as page 24 from the same book sold moments earlier for $288,000.

That’s $3,648,000 total. For two pages of art from one 1980s comic book.

“We could not be happier, especially for our consignor, who bought the art in the late 1980s and treasured these pages ever since,” says Joe Mannarino, Heritage Auctions’ New York Director of Comics and Comic Art. “The results prove what we’ve long been saying: comic book art is as beloved and valuable as anything put on canvas.”

Moments later, the Dallas-based auction house sold one of the few surviving copies of “Action Comics No. 1” for $3,180,000. That makes this CGC Fine copy of The auction house sold one of the few surviving 6.0 copies of “Action Comics No. 1” for $3,180,000. It Superman’s debut the second-most-expensive was graded CGC Fine 6.0.

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comic ever offered by the auction house, behind only the finest-known copy of Spider-Man’s first web-sling through “Amazing Fantasy No. 15,” which sold for $3.6 million last year to become the world’s most valuable comic book sold at auction.

It’s also the most expensive copy of “Action Comics No. 1” ever sold at auction.

Those were but two highlights from the first session of Heritage’s J Comics and Comic Art Signature Auction, which ran from Jan. 13 to 16, a session that realized $12,990,840 in just 90 minutes.

Here, too, was a new auction record for the legendary artist and comics creator Steve Ditko. His splash page from 1966’s “Amazing SpiderMan No. 37,” which featured the first named appearance of Norman Osborn (the Green Goblin, natch), sold for $336,000.

Dave Cockrum likewise reached a new auction record, as his action-packed, starstudded original cover for 1977’s “X-Men No. 107” opened bidding at $80,000, only to spark a bidding war that drove the final price to $360,000.

Not so far behind, Ed Hannigan and Klaus Janson’s original cover for Marvel’s “G.I. Joe No. 21” sold for $312,200.

The title character might be the Real American Hero in this book from 1984, but it was Snake-Eyes making his solo cover debut who stole the show here.

This first session also included another million-dollar-plus comic book: a CGC Very Good+ 4.5 copy of “Detective Comics No. 27.”

Batman’s debut shows up at auction as infrequently as Superman’s first flight, which explains why this copy sold for $1,140,000.

It should not come as a surprise that Spider-Man’s black costume is now responsible for the most expensive work of original comic art. The two pages from “Secret Wars” that tell the backstory of this living outfit, this symbiote, in the parlance of True Believers, also changed the course of Spider-Man, as the black costume slowly morphed into the villain (and anti-hero) known as Venom. And until Jan. 13, they had never been available

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The “Action Comics No. 1” that sold was known as the “Rocket Copy” of Superman’s 1938 first flight, given the playful moniker because of the red spaceship stamped on its cover by its first, and, until the auction, only owner, whose family kept the historic issue in an envelope meant to preserve important documents. This book is as consequential as it gets: “Action Comics No. 1” is the palladium title of the Golden Age, the book in which Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster introduced readers to Clark Kent and Lois Lane and ushered in the era of the superhero.

“I am very pleased the book sold for so much, in part because it’s certainly one of the coolest items I’ve handled in my 20 years with Heritage,” says Heritage Auctions senior vice president Ed Jaster. “But it gives me even greater satisfaction to have brought a life-changing windfall to the four siblings who put their trust in Heritage and our team to sell This page 25 from 1984’s “Secret Wars No. 8,” which tells the origin story of their family’s copy of ‘Action the Web-Slinger’s now-iconic black costume, sold for $3,360,000.

Comics No. 1.’”

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Heritage has offered only a Company knows of only 77 This was the first original- handful of “Action Comics No. copies of “Action Comics No. owner copy of “Action Comics 1s” over the last decade, with 1” in existence in any condi- No. 1” Heritage Auctions has none ever breaking the miltion and of just two graded offered since 2012, when a lion-dollar barrier (one copy CGC FN 6.0, one of which is CGC GD/VG 3.0 book from the came close in 2016). this copy full of white pages. Billy Wright pedigree sold for To learn more, visit Well before the auction, col- nearly $300,000. In fact, www.HA.com. lectors made it abundantly clear they were prepared to tussle over this extraordinarily vibrant example.

Shortly after the auction launched in the hours b e f o r e Christmas Eve, bidding on the comic book, and rocket-ship stamp itself, included with the book, rocketed past the $1.5 million mark. Bidding Ed Hannigan and Klaus Janson’s original had surpassed A CGC Very Good+ 4.5 copy of “Detective cover for Marvel’s “G.I. Joe No. 21” sold for the $1.9 million Comics No. 27,” Batman’s debut, shows up at $312,200. Snake-Eyes made his first solo mark just hours auction very infrequently. This copy realized cover debut in the 1984 book. before live $1,140,000.

A new auction record for the legendary artist and comics creator Steve Ditko, his splash page from 1966’s “Amazing Spider-Man No. 37,” which featured the first named appearance of Norman Osborn (the Green Goblin, natch), sold for $336,000.

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Spider-Man was already the star of the most expensive comic book ever sold at auction. As of Jan. 13, the WebSlinger is also responsible for what is now the world’s most valuable page of original comic book artwork.

Page 25 from 1984’s “Secret Wars No. 8,” which tells the origin story of the Web-Slinger’s now-iconic black costume, sold at Heritage Auctions for $3,360,000.

Live bidding opened at $330,000, but it quickly became clear several

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT

I remember as a boy how brides clamored for a matching set of sterling flatware. It was the ultimate wedding gift for sure. Then came the Hunt brothers, who started buying up all the silver in the 1970s.

Their speculation on silver succeeded in driving the price from $11 to $50 an ounce.

I recall the newspapers being full of ads offering both the best and most current prices on silver. In our household, we had a stash of twisted silver spoons. My grandfather was not always careful about running the garbage disposal after doing dishes with the result that we had a small number of sterling spoons that were twisted into useless hunks of metal. So we took the

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20th century date and dropped the price pretty quickly.

So I think collecting silver is a great and undervalued (in some areas) area for both new and seasoned collectors to consider. It can be its own stand-alone collection or integrated into whatever your décor is.

Even coin silver spoons can fit into that country look with some degree of historical accuracy.

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

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that remain quiet affordable. And if not a flatware set, then there are wonderful trays, bowls and the like that can be given as gifts.

I recall being told that no one liked silver anymore since casual living and dishwashers were the natural enemies of flatware.

Yet, I do think that sterling never really goes out of style. Young or old, there is something to enjoy about eating off a set of silver.

And as for cleaning, I think it’s great therapy to work off frustrations by polishing the heck out of a set of forks or knives.

For collectors, I think there are areas that are valued reasonably and others that are through the roof. I used to collect Mexican silver, but that blossomed in popularity and is through the roof.

Then I started on southwestern Native American silver (boxes, letter openers, serving pieces), and that went crazy.

Today, I look at nonEnglish European silver, not always .925 but of really high quality and very affordable. My favorite is a mid-19th century openwork basket that was re-gifted on the eve of the first World War. The quality is great, but the seller saw the

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This Week: Silver Never Goes Out Of Style battered relic spoons to the silver buyer. It was traumatic for me as I watched these once cherished family items get unceremoniously tossed into rubber tubs for melting. Mother also took along a single candlestick to sell. Its twin was lost somewhere. I think she was prepared to sell it, but then she was told that because it was hollow and they used cement to weigh the inside that it would need to be broken and removed before we could be told how much we would get. That ended it, and the candlestick came home with us.

Following that brief bubble in silver prices, things were never the same again. When I married for the first time, a silver flatware service was simply unheard of to give. The market had changed, and so had buyer tastes in what was of interest.

As the years went by and we lived in the South, it was clear that there were families that still gave sterling.

At Williamsburg, the Stieff Queen Anne pattern of flatware was still popular among new brides.

Today, a new set of flatware can set you back quite a bit, but there are lovely vintage and antique sets

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Valentines Continued from page 1

extra day every four years to compensate. Leap year is a way to adjust the calendar due to it taking the earth 365.24 days to rotate around the sun. So every four years we add an extra day to our calendar to keep the time and alignment of the seasons. The next leap year is in 2024.

The month of February also includes American Heart Month, AfricanAmerican History Month, Groundhog Day, Ash Wednesday, Mardi Gras, Presidents’ Day and the famous Valentine’s Day. Approximately 1 billion Valentine’s Day cards are exchanged annually, making Valentine’s Day the second most popular card-sending holiday after Christmas.

Valentine greetings can be traced back to the Middle Ages. During the middle of the 18th century it was common for friends and lovers to exchange small tokens of affection or handwritten notes. By 1900, printed cards began to replace written letters due to improvement in printing

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In honor of Valentine’s Day, the Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium, for the month of February, will continue its store-wide 20 percent off sale for items over $20 (20 percent off with cash or check, 15 percent off with credit card). Exceptions for the sale include jewelry, coins, and items marked firm or final sale. The Emporium sales display case will be filled with early valentines, candy dishes, vases (for the roses) and items relating to valentines.

The Emporium offers many items for man caves and large quantities of jewelry.

There are complimentary snacks to enhance the shopping experience. Open six days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., the multidealer shop is closed on Monday, with extended hours on Thursday and Friday until 7 p.m. The Emporium is located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J. For further information, call 609-747-8333.

Happy antiquing and happy Valentine’s Day.

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MARYLAND 02/03-04/22, PARSONSBURG, THURS. (ONLINE ONLY) & FRI. (LIVE & ONLINE) AT 5:03PM, 16th Annual Firearm & Men's Night Out 2-Day Auction.

375+ Firearms incl. antq./modern rifles, shotguns, handguns, bayonets, swords, fishing access. & more!, Live & Online: A&M Auction Facility, 8000 Esham Rd.; proxibid.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers NEW JERSEY 02/24/22, BURLINGTON, THURS. AT 6:30PM, Antiques & Collectibles Auction., Live & Online: 424 High St.; antiquesnj.com; auctionzip.com, Burlington Antiques

02/05/22, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Furniture incl. antq. & primitives, birdseye maple, spinet desk, patio set, antq. wardrobe, rugs, lighting, antq.wire planter, bench made pie safe, bed, chimney cupboard, dry sink; collec. incl. burl bowls, firkins, poker chips; toys incl. Tonka, wood, pressed steel, bb/pellet guns, kitchenalia, art work prints/paintings, red/stoneware, tools, etc., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

OHIO 02/03/22, DUNDEE, THURS. AT NOON, Antiques, primitives, adv., approx. 200 lots dec. stoneware incl. eagles, flowers, merchant crocks, etc., Country Store displays, pantry boxes, firkins, furniture, butcher tables, Burl bowls, jelly cupboards, CE Dullin Paul Revere statue, baskets, wooden signs, dry sinks, & more!, Live & Online: 17020 Dover Rd.; liveauctioneers.com / auctionzip.com, Atlee Raber Auctioneer 02/04/22, DUNDEE, FRI. AT 9AM, Advertising, 200+ gun oiler collec., gas pump, oil bottle displays, vty. of signs, coolers, 5' Hood Tire sign, Powerlube Tiger sign & rocker can, Coke machines, sev. oil bottle disp. racks, Mobil Oil cabinet, globes, soda signs, gas/oil signs incl. Shell, Gulf, Coke, 6' Coke bottle, Goodyear letters w/boot, etc., Live & Online: 17020 Dover Rd.; liveauctioneers.com; auctionzip.com, Atlee Raber Auctioneer PENNSYLVANIA 02/03/22, EAST EARL, THURS. AT 9AM, Antiques incl. farm-related, butcher & food-related, railroad items, stoneware, cans, boxes, bottles & more. Catalogued portion begins at 11am- 500 lots incl. Abner & Aaron Zook paintings, 1958 Topps 30 Hank Aaron Braves & more, 1957 Singer 221 sewing machine/access., Nintendo Gamecube w/12 games/access. & more!, Live & Online: 1141 Wea Wit St.; www.paauctioncenter.com, PA Auction Center

02/06/22, EXETER, SUN. AT 6PM, Antq. & mod. furniture, primitives, copper/brass items, adv., collec. incl. 50+ lots trains, 25+ lots Pyrex, Christmas incl. blow molds, ornaments, etc., vtg. clothing, 22 lots military, toys, 18 pcs. Roseville, glassware/china, paintings/prints, stained glass lamps, tools, records, hh/home decor & much more!, Online Only: chucksauction.com, Chuck's Auction Service 02/07/22, DILLSBURG, MON. AT APPROX. 6:15; DOORS OPEN AT 5PM, Tools, Box Lots, Furniture, Smalls/Collec. incl. dishes, primitives, unique table/chairs, Winter Co. ornate piano, sofas, stools, patio settee, nice daybed, chest of drawers, stands, Coleman lanterns, art pottery, firkins, dry measure, small fruit press, Princess House, banjo, Hess trucks, vtg. toys, old/collec. dolls, tools, etc., 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy's Auction Service 02/11-12/22, EPHRATA, FRI. AT 2PM & SAT. AT 9AM, Winter Cataloged Antique & Americana Auction, incl. the collec. of Sharon & the Late Jim Horst, Schaefferstown, PA; items from The Horst Collection & others., Live & Online: Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd.; www.horstauction.com, Horst Auctioneers

02/12/22, DOVER, SAT. AT 9AM, Pedal Cars, Stoneware, Banks, Furniture & More, incl. pink kid Cadillac, blue Lil Tractor, Little 55 Oldsmobile, Murray Chrysler burgundy, Jeep, 2 Hubley tractors, etc.

Stoneware crocks/jugs/pitcher, water pitcher, batter pitcher, dec. croc w/lid, etc. Banks incl. Star Wars, Bugs Bunny, Power Ranger, pay phone, etc. Wall/mantle clocks, lanterns & more., Dover Fire Co., 30 East Canal St., Good Old Boys Country Auction 02/12/22, MOUNT WOLF, SAT. AT 10AM, Advertising Auction: 2 restored Esso Visible gas pumps, 2 restored 1940's gas pumps, oil/gas/automotive signs, cans, displays & garage items, 3 repro. gas pumps, farm/lawn/gdn. related signs & adv., coin op. train kiddy ride, lots of Hot Wheels, tobacco adv., 1960's Hess boat w/box, model cars & more!, Live & Online: 4522 N. Sherman St. Ext. / www.rentzelsauctionservice.com, Rentzels Auction Service 02/12/22, PHOENIXVILLE, SAT. AT 9AM, Valentine's Weekend Sale feat. remarkable collec. early Chinese pottery & porcelain, Japanese Imari, fine jewelry, collec. coin silver holloware, paintings, dec. access., period furniture, clocks & more!, Live & Online: 1041 West Bridge St., #20; wiederseim.com, Wiederseim Assoc., Inc.

WISCONSIN 02/11-12/22, TOMAH, FRI. & SAT. AT 9AM, 350+ lots of advertising signs, clocks & thermometers.

360+ lots oil cans. Pedal cars, displays, & many other unique items., Live & Online: Monroe County F a i r g r o u n d s ; AuctionZip.com#12887, Millers Auction Co.

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NEW JERSEY 02/12/22, TITUSVILLE, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Pinback Button Show, 1396 River Rd. (Rte. 29), Union Fire Co. OHIO 02/26-27/22, COLUMBUS, SAT.SUN., Antique Market, 717 E. 17th Ave., Ohio Expo Center PENNSYLVANIA 01/08/22 TO 03/27/22, BERWYN, SAT. & SUN. 9AM-4PM, Indoor/Outdoor Vintage Flea Market, 260 W. Swedesford Rd. (Rt 252), Berwyn Vintage Flea Market (Adjacent to McDonald's) 02/19-20/22, PITTSBURGH, SAT.10-5 & SUN. 10-4, 47th Pittsburgh Antiques Show, 164 Fort Couch Rd., Crowne Plaza Hotel 03/05-06/22, BATH, SAT. 9-4 & SUN. 10-3, 12th Annual Antiques Show, 6600 Jacksonville Road, The Wolf Academy Historic Site 03/12-13/22, BLOOMSBURG, SAT. 10-5 & SUN. 11-4, 40th Annual Bloomsburg Antique Show, Route 11 West Main St., Bloomsburg Fairgrounds, Gate 2, Indus. Arts Bldg.

03/25-26/22, LANCASTER, FRI. 10AM-6PM & SAT. 10AM-4PM, 45th Annual Postcard Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center VIRGINIA 03/05-06/22, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9AM-6PM & SUN. 11AM-5PM, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

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art drew an international conAn exciting array of tingent of bidders to antique and vintage automoMorphy’s. Alongside a formi- bilia, petroliana and railroadi- A Hidden Voted #1 in dable selection of Tiffany ana powered across Morphy’s Treasure Northeast PA Studios stained-glass lamps, auction block on Oct. 3 and 4.

Awaits classical art, silver, jewels and More than 1,100 premium570-629-6366 luxury timepieces, one very quality lots were offered, GPS 246 Stadden Rd., Tannersville, PA 18372 Over 100 Vendors rare and important ceramic including 471 gas/oil signs, 59 Rt. 80 To Bartonsville Exit 302, Open 7 Days A Week stood ready to attest to the gas pumps and 53 globes, 40 Turn Left Onto Rt. 611, 2.2 Miles On Left Call For Holiday Hours 10am-5pm www.pocono-antiquemall.com strength of modern design in branded product cans, and today’s auction arena. Created The Finest

by Pennsylvania native Keith Antiques Center in Haring (1958-90), Bucks County, PA the vibrant 15.5inch vase was 3292 Durham Road signed twice on (Rt. 413), its underside Doylestown, PA 18902 and displayed some of the (267) artist’s iconic 544-0574 motifs, including the crawling w w w. s t o n e h o u s e 1 8 1 4 . c o m The rare Bruinoil & Bruin Gasoline double-sided die-cut baby and danctin flange sign, ca. 1920s, Butler Oil Co., Butler, Pa, ing man. With assessed as new/old stock and one of the best of all provenance Over known examples, sold at Morphy’s Oct. 3 and 4, 2021 from a 150 Automobilia and Petroliana Auction for $96,000 against Scottsdale, Ariz., alers e D an estimate of $35,000-$50,000. collection, the densely-decorated vase flew approximately 50 breathtakFeaturing t i Q Quality lit A Antiques ti &C Collectibles, ll tibl past its $20,000-$30,000 esti- ing neon signs. A 1930s COINS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, FURNITURE, CHINA, mate to settle at $84,000. Mohawk Gasoline circular LINENS, MEMORABILIA, VINTAGE CLOTHING, After the auction, Dan Morphy porcelain neon service station TOYS, DOLLS, POSTCARDS, & RETRO. remarked, “It’s extremely with the image of a Native 610-791-7910 uncommon for a large, origi- American brave lit up the www.weilantiquecenter.com nal Keith Haring ceramic to gallery and sold for its highappear in the marketplace. estimate price of $120,000. At 2200 31st St. SW, ALLENTOWN, PA Many people had inquired the same sale, a ca. 1920s Monday Thru Friday 10-6, Saturday 10-5, Sunday 11-5 R080419 about it and were watching its Bruinoil and Bruin Gasoline status online prior to the auc- double-sided die-cut tin tion, so we felt confident it flange sign with the image of a would surpass expectations, ferocious bear presented in but the final selling price was near-immaculate condition Delaware Valley’s Largest Flea Market still a very pleasant surprise.” sold for $96,000 against a preOn Sept. 29, Morphy’s auc- sale estimate of $35,000ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES tioned the revered Bill Myers $50,000.

Inside Store Hours: Thurs. 8-8, Fri. 10-8, Sat. 8-8 & Sun. 8-5 collection of antique firearms, Morphy’s Coin-Op and edged weapons and early mil- Antique Advertising series, a Outside Flea Market: Thurs. 6:30-3, Sat. 7:30-2 & Sun. 6:30-3 itaria. The 163-lot boutique collector favorite, never fails Over 1,500 Vendors auction was devoted exclu- to deliver a connoisseur’s Rt. 206 South, Columbus, NJ 609-267-0400 sively to Myers’ holdings, selection of utmost quality. which had been carefully Their Nov. 4, 5, and 6 auction www.columbusfarmersmarket.com acquired and scrupulously Continued on page 9 researched over several decades. A historical relic rose NO W to the top of prices realized, a HANOVER, PA HI RI NG ! ca. 1780 inlaid pipe tomahawk 717.632.0589 that had belonged to Sir NORTH HANOVER CENTER Alexander Mackenzie 1100 Eichelberger Street (Scottish, 1764-1820), the first European to reach the Pacific We are worth Ocean (in 1793). The tomathe drive hawk pipe was featured in Visit Our NEW numerous prestigious referfrom any location.

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The group of four cased, engraved French and Indian War map powder horns, three belonging to Lt. Col. Archibald Montgomerie (1726-96) and acquired at historic 1925 auction at Eglinton Castle, Scotland, sold above the midpoint of its pre-sale estimate for $216,000 at Morphy’s May 18, 2021, Early Arms and Militaria Auction.

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It sold within estimate for $210,000.

The same sale included a group of four cased, engraved French and Indian War map powder horns, three of which had belonged to Lt. Col. Archibald Montgomerie (172696). Previously, they were acquired at a 1925 auction held at Eglinton Castle, Scotland. Two of the horns bore the Royal Arms, and one of them displayed the Arms of the Earls of Eglinton. The quartet sold for $216,000 against an estimate of $100,000-$300,000.

On June 8 and 9, a dazzling array of fine and decorative

An important and historical Kentucky long rifle presented by Marquis de Lafayette to Tuscarora Iroquois Indian guide and friend Chief Tunis, who traveled with him during the American Revolution and led him on expeditions through 24 of the United States, was engraved and decorated, inscribed “Presented to Chief Tunis by Lafayette at Kingston NY 1824,” and sold within estimate for $210,000 at Morphy’s May 18, 2021, Early Arms and Militaria Auction.

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“Shoot the Chute” depicting early comic strip characters Buster Brown and his dog Tige. In superior condition and with provenance from the late Donal Markey, the bank also appears in Dan Morphy’s 2007 reference “The Official Price Guide to Mechanical Banks.” It swept past its $80,000-$120,000 estimate to close at $156,000.

The gallery was abuzz during Morphy’s May 11 to 15 marathon auction series, which grossed $5.4 million.

The attraction was a 3,400-lot array of rare antique and vintage items that ran the gamut of American amusements, from 19th-century railroad memorabilia and antique

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The J. & E. Stevens “Shoot the Chute” cast-iron mechanical bank featuring Buster Brown and his dog Tige in a boat, poised to ride down a chute and knock a coin into the bank, near-mint-plus with original factory-printed wood box, sold at Morphy’s Feb. 27, 2021, auction of the Bob and Judy Brady Mechanical Bank Collection for $156,000 against an estimate of $80,000-$120,000.

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coin-op machines to mid20th-century petroliana and automotive signs. Collectors brought their A game and competed aggressively for such rarities as a Stanocolaliveried 10-gallon visible gas pump with a built-in oil dispenser, which sold for $87,600 against an estimate of $25,000-$50,000, and a rare and coveted Esmeralda fivecent fortune-teller driven by an Edison cylinder record player, which more than doubled its high estimate to reach $78,000.

The spring season was also distinguished by a May 18 Early Arms and Militaria Auction. The widely publicized event was topped by a Kentucky long rifle presented by the Marquis de Lafayette to his trusted Tuscarora Iroquois Indian guide Chief Tunis in 1824. During and after the American Revolution, Chief Tunis led his good friend on expeditions across 24 of the United States. As an expression of gratitude, Lafayette gifted the chief with the flintlock rifle, which was profusely engraved, decorated and inscribed, “Presented to Chief Tunis by Lafayette at Kingston NY 1824.” The firearm’s unbroken chain of provenance could be traced all the way

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Morphy Auctions is pleased to report a year of unprecedented new-buyer interest and stellar results across all categories in 2021, with gross sales surpassing $50 million.

“Throughout the year, we witnessed unwavering enthusiasm and willingness on the part of collectors to invest in high-quality antiques and historically important objects,” said Morphy’s founder and president Dan Morphy. “The market for exceptional pieces with great provenance was very strong, even in the midst of the pandemic. Against all odds, the auction trade held fast and continued to evolve into a powerful microeconomy of its own.”

Morphy’s year of estimatetopping prices began with the February 27 sale of Bob and Judy Brady’s prized mechanical banks. The 40-year collection featured some of the most elusive, highcondition banks known to exist. In total, the 184 banks realized $2 million and were led by a J & E Stevens

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This historical ca. 1780 inlaid pipe tomahawk that belonged to Sir Alexander Mackenzie (1764-1820), first European to reach the Pacific Ocean, featured in numerous reference books, sold within estimate for $156,000 at Morphy’s Sept. 29, 2021, auction of the Bill Myers Collection of Historical Antique Firearms, Edged Weapons and Early Militaria.

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dated 1860 lower left. Miller was a prolific painter, producing hundreds of watercolors, oils and pen-and-ink sketches. His work can be seen in the collection of the New York Historical Society. An oil-oncanvas autumn view attributed to Edward Nichols (181972), titled “Salt Grass Harvesting,” depicts a hay

wagon at what is referred to as the Southgate of the Hudson River, with Anthony’s Nose Mountain on the left and Dunderberg Mountain on the right (current location of the Bear Mountain bridge crossing).

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Frazer Antiques The Best Kept Secret On The Main Line Affordable Prices • 24 Dealers • Great Selection Furniture, China, Glass, Majolica, Silver, Shabby Chic, Primitives, Decorative Items, Clocks, Artwork, Linens, Collectibles & Jewelry 351 Lancaster Ave., Frazer, PA 19355 From Frazer Exit On Rt. 202 Go 2 Miles East On Rt. 30

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The oil-on-canvas by William Rickarby Miller (1818-93), titled The oil-on-canvas “View of Sunset Sailing on the River” is by “View of New York City From Weehawken, N.J,” is signed and Edmund Darch Lewis (1835-1910). dated 1860 lower left.

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Here is a signed and dated (1873) oil-on-canvas rendering of a mother and child picking berries in the Highlands, by R. The oil-on-canvas “View of Sugarloaf Mountain on the Wentworth. Little is known of Wentworth, not even his first Hudson River With Sailboat” is by Norton Bush (1834-94), name. artist signed and dated 1874.

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Pittsburgh Antiques Show always has something for everyone at this dealerpacked antiquing event. The quality and variety is vast, from mid-century modern to Victorian era to country primitives. There will be holiday collectibles, dazzling jewelry, shimmering

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Bertoia’s Wraps Stellar Year With $2.32 Million Annual Fall Sale Of Toys, Banks And Holiday Antiques Top Lots Included $174,000 Freedman’s Mechanical Bank, Marklin Central Station, And 1870s George Brown “Monitor” War Boat banks, cast-iron automotive and horse-drawn toys, and pressed-steel trains. To the delight of those who collect nautical toys, the auction also featured a formidable lineup of antique American boats from the collection of author and toy boat authority Dick Claus.

The top performer from the Claus collection was a rare 14-inch clockwork version of the “Monitor” made in the 1870s by legendary American toymaker George Brown. All original, in pristine condition and presenting as pictured in “The George Brown Sketchbook,” it sold for $66,000 against an estimate of $35,000-$45,000. Others that landed in the upper reaches of prices realized included an Althof Bergmann Columbia ferry boat, $34,800 (est. $25,000-$40,000), and two boxed George Brown toys: a paddle-wheeler that sold for $20,400 (est. $10,000-$15,000), and a Victory side-wheeler that realized $26,800 (est. $4,000-$7,000).

The highest priced item of the entire two-day sale was an all-original ca.

1880 Freedman’s mechanical bank made by Jerome Secor of Bridgeport, Conn. One of fewer than 10 known examples, it was discovered in a New Jersey attic two years ago. The bank was offered fresh to the market with a pre-sale estimate of $60,000-$100,000 and commanded a very healthy $174,000. Pleasing prices were recorded in the train category, as well. A large Marklin

A large Marklin Central Station, handpainted, produced for English market, ca. This Carlisle & Finch “Electric Railway” trolley trailer, 7.5 inches long, brought 1902-10, sold for $40,800 against an estimate of $15,000-$25,000. $9,000 against an estimate of $700-$1,000.

Central Station estimated at $15,000-$25,000 ended its journey at $40,800.

There was no end to the number of bidders chasing the blue-chip trove of holiday antiques. The expansive array consisted primarily of early German Christmas and Halloween productions, with a number of choice lots coming from the collections of Ed and Brenda De Garbolewski, and Kelly Verhelle. A ca. 1880 Santa Claus on a chimney figure estimated at $8,000-$12,000 made a surprise landing at $30,000, while a large, ca. 1870 German belsnickel with lamp fixture lit up the room as it, too, reached $30,000, more than doubling its $15,000 high estimate.

Another impressive piece, a Santa on a sleigh surmounted on a wheeled platform, knocked down $28,800 against an $8,000-$16,000 estimate.

Bewitching Halloween collectibles were led by several elusive candy containers. The leading entries included a turnip-head woman, $25,200

(est. $2,500-$4,500); a second veggie woman, $18,000 (est. $3,000-$5,000); a tall standing witch, $15,600 (est. $2,000$3,000); a veggie policeman, $13,200 (est. $2,500-$4,500); and a veggie figure climbing a turnip, $12,000 (est. $2,000$3,000). An irresistible Easter highlight, a 2-foot-tall Uncle Sam Easter Bunny candy container, ended its bidding run at $15,600 against an estimate of $6,000-$9,000.

“From a toy collector’s perspective, and certainly from Bertoia’s perspective, 2021 was a memorable year that ended on a high note,” said Michael Bertoia. “Our November sale

A George Brown “Monitor” war boat, American, ca. 1870s, 14 inches long, all original with clockwork motor, as pictured in “The George Brown Sketchbook,” sold for $66,000 against an estimate of $35,000-$45,000. drew 700 bidders, with very active online participation through Bertoia LIVE! and LiveAuctioneers. The final total surpassed the overall high estimate, which speaks to

the strength of the toy hobby worldwide.”

For further information, call 856-692-1881, email toys@bertoiaauctions.com, or visit www.bertoiaauctions.com.

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VARIETY SALE ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, MODEL TRAINS, DOLLS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5 AT 9:00 A.M. Preview Times: Friday, February 4 from 2:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, February 5 from 7:00 A.M. *The following is just a very general list of items to be sold. Photos representing the entire auction will be posted on our website www.horstauction.com on Friday, February 4.

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Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Road, 17522 (The corner of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd., approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata) ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES; NATIVE AMERICAN & INDIAN COLLECTIBLES; CAST-IRON; COPPER & BRASS; BOY SCOUT COLLECTIBLES; WALT DISNEY & MICKEY MOUSE COLLECTIBLES; CAMERAS; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; CHRISTMAS & SEASONAL DECORATIONS; CHINA & GLASSWARE; POTTERY; VINTAGE & COSTUME JEWELRY; LINENS & TEXTILES; ARTWORK & PRINTS; BOOKS & PAPER; TOYS INCL. MARX & COURTLAND; HESS & WINROSS TRUCKS; LG. COLLECTION MATCHBOX CARS; LIONEL MODEL TRAINS & ACCESSORIES; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA; AUTOGRAPHED TED WILLIAMS BASEBALL; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; HOUSEHOLD GOODS; TOOLS; BOX LOTS & MANY OTHER ITEMS TO BE SOLD!

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Antique toy collectors couldn’t have asked for more exciting buying opportunities than they had in 2021, thanks in no small way to the incredible roster of sales conducted throughout the year by Bertoia Auctions. One high-profile collection after another crossed the auction block at the company’s Vineland, N.J., gallery, with president and principal auctioneer Michael Bertoia maintaining a lively pace at the podium during each of the events.

The year’s most talkedabout collections included Aaron and Abby Schroeder’s spectacular American and European toys and Paul Cole’s awe-inspiring Marklin trains and classic American toys, which were sold in a series of dedicated single-owner sales.

In April, collectors reveled in bidding on rarities from dozens of high quality collections in the Annual Spring Auction, whose new hybrid format introduced a section of toys with price points that were especially attractive to new collectors.

But how else would Bertoia’s conclude a record-setting year than with the 2021 edition of its popular Annual Fall Sale, which totaled $2.32 million, inclusive of 20-percent buyer’s premium.

Held on Nov. 18 and 19, the auction included more than 200 European tin toys, 50 Lehmann and Martin windup toys, American tin and clockwork toys, 75-plus Schoenhuts and roly polys, figural cast-iron including

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ESTATES AUCTION ONLINE BIDDING · PREVIEW BY APPOINTMENT ONLY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5 AT 10 A.M. FURNITURE · COLLECTIBLES · HOUSE & HOME The standing witch candy container, 17.5 inches tall, composition and wood with decorative cloth outfit and pointed witch hat, sold for $15,600 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000.

This ca. 1880 Santa Claus on a chimney figure, 16 inches tall, was shown on the opening page of Bob Merck’s reference book “Deck The Halls.” It sold for $30,000 against an estimate of $8,000-$12,000.

The 2-foot-tall Uncle Sam Easter bunny candy container, German, composition body with red, white and blue clothing, sold for A ca. 1870 German belsnickel with $15,600 against an esti- lamp fixture, 23 inches tall, sold for mate of $6,000-$9,000. $30,000, twice its high estimate.

FURNITURE: Antique and Primitives. Birds Eye Maple; Spinet Desk; Patio Set; Antique Wardrobe; Rugs; Lighting; Antique Wire Planter; Bench Made: Pie Safe, Bed, Chimney Cupboard, Dry Sink.

COLLECTIBLES: Burl Bowls; Firkins; Poker Chips; Kitchenalia; Artwork: Prints and Paintings; D. Lenker; Toys: Tonka, Wood, Pressed Steel, Die Cast; Books; BB & Pellet Guns; Redware incl Breininger; Stoneware incl 5 Gal Red Wing, Decorated; Needlepoints.

HOUSE & HOME: 1999 Chevy Tahoe 168,952 miles, inspected thru 6/22; John Deere L120 Riding Mower; Snorkeling Gear; Fishing Tackle; Road Pro Spot Light; Electronics; Guide Gear Meat Slicer; Vacuum Sealer; Tools: Laser Level Kit; Roberts Electric Stapler; Mikita Planer; Craftsman Wrenches; Vises; Hand Tools.

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Continued from page 6 Earp. Shipped from the Colt included 1,500 choice lots factory in 1884 and accomthat included coin-operated panied by extensive proveslots, ingenious European nance and experts’ letters music machines, and early attesting to the firearm’s forms of visual entertain- authenticity and originality, ment, plus fine advertising Guy’s Colt Buntline sold at signs of the 19th and early Morphy’s for $288,000.

20th centuries. A circa-1931 Prices quoted in this International Mutoscope report are inclusive of a 20Reel Co. “Grandmother percent buyer’s premium.

Predictions” coin-operated All images courtesy of fortune-teller machine Morphy Auctions. foretold an auction price of $20,000-$30,000 but went on to realize $57,600.

The talk of the Nov. 17 and 18 Extraordinary Firearms Auction was a fabled treasure from the collection of the late Mel Guy, a Colt Buntline Special single-action Army Revolver with a distinctive 16-inch-long barrel. A dedicated collector of more than 300 antique Colt six-shooters, Guy had spent decades trying to track down an elusive Buntline, a This rare Keith Haring vase featuring some of the model linked to a artist’s iconic motifs, including crawling baby and legend involving dancing man, signed twice on underside, sold at famous lawmen of Morphy’s June 8 and 9, 2021, Fine and Decorative the Old West, Arts Auction for $84,000 against an estimate of including Wyatt $20,000-$30,000.

By Cynthia Beech Lawrence executive at Mars/M&M. With the resumption of live sales at Pook & Pook comes the return of a favorite pastime, the auction preview.

People gather to wander through the exhibition, admiring and engaging with the antiques on display. Old friends, multigenerational families, young couples, antique hounds and renowned experts roam the building. Banter is exchanged.

On preview evenings, glasses of wine in attendees’ hands, there is a distinct note of festivity in the air.

Auction previews at Pook & Pook are experiences. A great deal of care and forethought goes into exhibiting the antiques. Respect for the objects and their owners comes first. In our building, an original 1765 coaching inn with a dramatic addition, the antiques are displayed to advantage. Auctioneer James Pook creates a museum of furniture in the main hall.

Sunlight from windows 50 feet above illuminate this American furniture holy of holies. It is a bit like stepping back in time, or on time, on carpets of antique and exotic origin.

Upstairs on the sunlit balcony are more intimate areas done by exhibition designer Elizabeth Pook. Something of a secret weapon, Elizabeth is a former Exhibitor Magazine Tradeshow Manager of the Year, an award won during her tenure as a marketing

Having a pro in the house is indispensable, helping the company to deliver results far beyond simply lining lots up on shelves or tables. In each exhibition, Elizabeth’s creativity and aesthetics are called into play. She is charged with displaying hundreds of assorted objects that are by nature of their creation highly individualistic.

“To have such a wonderful, eclectic mix of things to create a display with, I love the challenge. Every auction is different,” she says. No matter how eclectic or diverse the antiques displayed, Elizabeth’s execution honors the objects, their collectors and creators, and conveys their historical value. What Elizabeth finds most rewarding is when an owner arrives and exclaims with delight.

“I’ll never forget the time I re-created a country store for a client. When she arrived and viewed it, it brought tears to her eyes and brought back memories of her collection,” Elizabeth reminisces, and those moments are important to her.

It is no small feat to fill 16 showcases and never present a sterile display. Elizabeth admits, “The hardest thing is to look over a sea of items and put together a mental jigsaw puzzle of how the

HAAR’S AUCTION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7

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Sale starts at approximately 6:15 p.m. with 2 auctioneers (1 tools/box lots, 1 furniture); Stage auction begins @ 6:30 p.m. (smalls/collectibles). Consignment sale of local estates; furniture; dishes; collectibles; primitives; Washer; unique table/chairs; Winter Co. ornate piano; sofas; stools; patio settee plus more; nice daybed; chest of drawers; stands; Coleman Lanterns; Art Pottery; Firkins; Dry measure; small fruit press; Princess House; Banjo; Hess trucks; Vintage toys; Old and collectible dolls; box lots; tools; 6 sections scaffolding; GOOD SALE! Terms: Cash or good PA Check. Office number 717-432-8246 leave a message.

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showcases can fit a juxtaposition of styles that go well together and in an interesting way.”

Elizabeth’s bag of magic tricks is evident: her use of line and perspective to lead the eye, placing opposites in such a way that their interplay complements, the constant variety of texture and shape, the touches of whimsy, all come together to make the displays come alive.

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ONLINE ONLY AUCTION BID NOW @ chucksauction.com Bidding begins to close Sunday, February 6 @ 6:00 P.M. Furniture-antique to modern, primitives, copper & brass items, advertising. Collectibles, 50+ lots Trains, 25+ lots Pyrex, Christmas incl. Blow Molds, ornaments, etc. Vintage Clothing, 22 lots Military, toys, 18 pcs Roseville, glassware & china, paintings & prints, political, stained glass lamps, tools, records, Household & home décor, much more.

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FEATURING a remarkable collection of early Chinese pottery and porcelain; Japanese Imari, fine jewelry, a collection of coin silver holloware; paintings; decorative accessories; period furniture, clocks and more.

English walnut 1041 West Bridge St., #20, Phoenixville, PA 19460 horsewhip stand Look for the bright blue building in the back!

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Belding Bros. spool cabinet

Clipper ship model

Exotic figured wood carved shelving

Part of a large collection of early Chinese pottery and porcelain New York sideboard

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CATALOGED ANTIQUE AUCTION Ephrata, PA

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 AT 2:00 P.M. The Collection of Sharon & the Late Jim Horst, Schaefferstown, PA

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12 AT 9:00 A.M. Items From The Horst Collection & Others PREVIEW: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 8:00 A.M. THRU 8:00 P.M. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 7:00 A.M. THROUGHOUT THE AUCTION

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“What’s It Worth” Antique Minute Beware, Value Can Be A Slippery Number

By Mike Ivankovich Sue and I have conducted more than 150 Zoom “What’s It Worth” appraisal programs in 24 states.

I’ve also conducted hundreds of such programs inperson in my home area. In these programs, attendees show us their treasures, and we offer suggested values on each item. If there is one common thread that most of our attendees share, it’s that they believe their treasures are worth one specific amount rather than having a range of value.

In order to overcome this misconception, the first part of each program consists of a discussion on the concept of value. In this introduction, we explain that whereas “price” (the sticker price or asking price) and “cost” (what was actually paid, regardless of original sticker or asking price) are both “facts” or

hard figures. “Value” is not a “fact” but rather a subjective number, that is constantly changing, depending upon the day and situation. We also explain that what someone has paid for something does not have a bearing on its value today. If that were true, all inherited items would be valueless, which is certainly never the case.

Value actually depends upon many factors, such as economic climate, desirability, timing, selling venue, regionality, reputation of seller, among other factors.

To make our next point we ask the question, “How many of your children want your things,” and invariably fewer than 10 percent of the hands are raised, regardless of class size or city or state we’re in. If the younger generation isn’t interested in it today, most likely its value will be disappointing.

We then explain that if they want the most amount of money, they must be willing and able to do the most amount of work. If unwilling or unable to do that, they should be prepared for less money.

And finally, we explain that one single item can have many different values.

Examples include insurance replacement value, fair market value, and liquidation value as three of the most common types of appraised value we’re asked to provide.

So the bottom line is this, what’s it worth? Well what value are you seeking?

And how hard are you willing to work to attain it?

Remember, the most amount of money usually requires the most amount of work.

What’s it worth? One example might be an antique 19th-century tall case clock. Most aren’t

bringing nearly what they did a decade or more ago because the younger generation is less interested in them than my generation. So the same clock could have a $7,500 insurance replacement value (the high retail cost to replace it quickly if lost, damaged, destroyed or stolen), it could have a $2,500 fair market value (a “reasonable” price between a willing and knowledgeable buyer and seller, and it could have a $1,000 liquidation value (what might it bring at public auction).

Want $7,500 for yours?

• Then become a dealer.

• Open a shop or join the show circuit.

• Be prepared to haul it around or sit on it for a year or two.

• Keep your fingers crossed that the right buyer comes along.

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SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com 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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5 UPCOMING AUCTIONS BY A&M AUCTIONS – View www.amauction.com!

16TH ANNUAL FIREARM & MEN’S NIGHT OUT 2 DAY AUCTION! Day #1 – Online Only Bidding – Thursday, Feb. 3rd @ 5:03 PM (360+ Lots) Day #2 – Live Auction/Live Webcast Bidding – Friday, Feb. 4th @ 5:03 PM (380+ Lots) A&M Auction Facility - 8000 Esham Road, Parsonsburg, MD 21849 Online Bidding will be available at www.amauctions.com via PROXIBID! 375+ Firearms including Antique/Modern Rifles, Shotguns & Handguns, Bayonets, Swords, Fishing Accessories & more!

2003 Toyota Tacoma 4x4, 2003 Venture Boat Trailer, 1998 Dodge Ram Pickup, 1962 Single Axle Military Trailer, Dirt Bikes & more.

Preview: Monday, Jan. 31st from 4-7 PM & and Friday, Feb., 4th from 4-5 PM. Order of Auction: Thursdays Auction includes 25 Rifles, Shotguns & Handguns + selection of Ammo, Hunting/Shooting access., Scopes, Holsters, Gun Cases, Swords, Bayonets, Knives & More. Thur. Auction w/feature Timed Online Only bidding (No Live Onsite Bidding) via Proxibid.com. Fridays Auction will be a Live Onsite Auction @ the A&M Auction Facility with Approx. 350 Firearms & will have Live Online Webcast bidding available via Proxibid.

THURS., Feb. 3 at 5:03 PM - Timed Online Only bidding avail. @ www.amauctions.com via Proxibid.com Rifles: Winchester Mdl. 1900 .22 S/L BAR, Norinco Mdl. Jw-15 .22 Lr BAR, Marlin Firearms Co Mdl. 980 Dl .22 Mag BAR, J.C. Higgins Mdl. 103.18 .22 Lr BAR, Wards Western Field Mdl. 87-Sb87-Ta .22 Lr SAR, BPI Connecticut Valley Arms Staghorn Magnum .50 Cal Black Powder Rifle, Numrich Arms - Hopkins & Allen “The Heritage Model” .45 Cal Black Powder Rifle, Connecticut Valley Arms Hawken .50 Cal Black Powder Rifle. Shotguns: Savage Arms Co Stevens 59a .410 Ga Bolt Action Shotgun, Remington Arms Co Mdl. 870 12 Ga Pump Action Shotgun, Savage Arms Co Mdl. 24 .22/.410 Rifle/Shotgun Combo, Unknown Maker (Belgian) Side Lever Action 32 Ga Single Shot Shotgun, Winchester Mdl. 37 12 Ga Single Shot Shotgun. Handguns: US Revolver Co Mdl. Break Top .32 Cal DA Rev, Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. Mdl. Xl Double Action .32 Cal DA Rev, RG Industries Mdl. RG 14 .22 Cal DA Rev, Belgian The British Bulldog .44 Cal DA Rev, Thames Arms Co Break Top 32 Long DA Rev, Forehand & Wadsworth Break Top .38 S&W DA Rev, Unknown Maker (Belgian) Pinfire DA Revolver, Traditions Buck hunter Pro Inline .50 Cal Black Powder Pistol, Pic-Pistola Percussion Pistol 12mm BP Pistol, Thompson Center Arms Patriot .45 Cal Black powder Pistol. Ammunition: Thousands of rounds of ammunition in many hard to find calibers: .375 H&H, .300 win mag, .45-70 government, .220 Swift, .268 win mag, .450 Bushmaster, Bricks of .22 cal long rifle ammo to include thousands of rounds More than 1,500 rounds of .223 cal ammo, .22 short subsonic ammo, .44 rem mag, .45 colt, .380 auto, Black Talon 9 MM & .40 S&W. Thousands of 12 gauge shotgun rounds, thousands of pistol rounds, entire cases of unopened 12 gauge deer slugs to be sold by the case and more! BRIEF LISTING. VIEW WEBSITE FOR COMPLETE LISTING & ONLINE CATALOG. Scopes: Hi-Lux Optix Leatherwood model 4-16-44mm rifle scope in original box w/leather scope caps, Nikon Rifle Hunter 550 Laser Rangefinder in original box, Argus Super Grade 20 x 60 spotting scope w/stand. Reloading Supplies and Accessories: Lee Infinite Heat Control 500 watt lead smelter and approx. 40lbs of bulk lead, Midway Model # 1292 Tumbler and Midway Brass Sifter, Dillon RL 550 B press, RCBS Rock. Knives, Swords & Bayonets: U.S. Marked M1892 Krag 1902 knife/bayonet, Kershaw Model 4052 Original Golden Eagle Bayonet Dagger in glass fitted presentation case w/orig. box, U.S. M4 A1 Carbine bayonet. Air Rifles/Air Guns: Webley and Scott Limited Vulcan model .177 Beeman’s Precision air rifle with Beeman’s Rear Peep sight and wooden stock, European American Armory Corp. model IZH46 4.5mm .177 cal. Shooting accessories: Primos Hunting Bench Anchor Dup Adjustable Shooting Rest with owners manual, Laserlyte model RL SR9 Ruger rear laser sight in original packaging, Remington 11-87 SP Cantilever 21”. Fishing Accessories: Enormous Qty of custom hand tied flounder “fluke rigs” titled “Fluke Killers” in Chartreuse, pink, yellow, white, white and blue, etc., several hundred total, Davis Kelp Cutter, Decorative tapes. Special Interest: Vintage Military Grade model M9A1 Chemical-Biological Field Protective Mask sealed in original can, MSA Mark III chemical-biological mask Size medium, Oak 2 door over 2 drawer 12 gun cabinet.

FRI., Feb. 4 at 5:03 PM - Live In Person bidding w/Live Online Webcast bidding available via Proxibid.com Bolt Action Rifles: Arisaka Type 99 7.7 MM, Arisaka Type 30 Hook Safety 6.5 mm, Arisaka Type 38 6.5 MM, Berthier 1907/15/16 8mm, Lebel, Browning Arms Co A Bolt II Medallion .30-.06, Carl Gustafstads Mauser Mdl 38 Short Rifle 6.5x55 MM, Carl Gustafs Stads Mauser Mdl 1896 6.5 X 55 MM, CZ VZ24 7x57 MM, CZ VZ24 308 Win, CZ Mauser 1898/22 7.92x57 MM, 2 Chinese State Arsenal Chang Kai-Shek Short Rifle - Mauser 7.92x57mm, Colts P.T.F.A. Mfg Co. Colt, Sauer Sporting Rifle .300 Win Mag, Enfield No 4 Mk 2 303 Cal, Enfield Maltby No 4 Mk 1 L39 7.62x51 Mm, Enfield Maltby No 4 Mk 1 303 Cal, Enfield Royal Small Arms Factory Lee Enfield Mk 1 303 Cal, Enfield SMLE Mk V 303 Cal, Enfield/RFI 2a1 7.62x51mm, Enfield/RFI No 1 Mk 3 303 Cal, Era Eddystone Pattern 1914 303 Cal, Fabrica De Armas La Coruna Spanish Mauser 6.5x55, Fabrica De Armas - Oveido Mdl 1916 Short Rifle 7x57 Mm, Fabrica De Armas - Oveido Mauser 1893 7x57 Mm, Finnish Mosin Nagant M39 7.62x54r Mm, Finnish Mosin Nagant M1928 Civil Guard Short Rifle 7.62x54r Mm, Finnish Mosin M1928/30 7.62x54r MM, French State Arsenal Mas 1936 7.5x54 Mm, H.M. Quackenbush Safety Model .22 Cal, Interarms Mark X 7x57m, J.G. Anschutz 1517 .17 HMR, Lithgow Sht Le No 1 Mk III* 303 Cal, Long Branch No 4 Mk 1* 303 Cal, Mannlicher Steyr M95 30-40 Krag, Manufacture De Arms - St. Etienne Lebel MLE 1886 M93 8mm Lebel, Mauser Mdl 1904/M39 Rifle 7.92x57mm, Mauser Gewher 88 7.92x57mm, Mauser Gewehr 98 – 1898 Transitional 7.92x57mm, Mauser Mdl 98 Sporterized .338-06 Cal, Mauser - Jos. Kugler Custom 98 Commercial Mauser 7x57 Mm, Mauser - Lowe Gewehr 88 Commission Rifle 7.92x57mm, Mauser - Lowe Modelo Argentino Mdl 1891 7.65x53mm, Mauser M24/47 7x57 Mm, Mauser Israeli Czech Mdl 98k Short Rifle 7.62 Nato, Mosin Izhevsk M38 Carbine 7.62x54r Mm, Mosin Izhevsk 91/30 Sniper 7.62x54r MM, Mosin Izhevsk 91/30 7.62x54r MM, Mosin Nagant (Tula) M91 7.62x54r Mm, Mosin Nagant 91/30 7.62x54r MM, Radom Mosin Nagant M44 7.62x54r MM, Radom WZ48 22 Lr, Remington 541-S Custom Sporter .22 S/L/Lr, Remington 700 BDL .308 Win, Remington 700 BDL ,22-250 Cal, Remington 700 BDL Heavy BBL .25-06 Cal, Remington 700 BDL .375 H.H. Mag, Remington 700 Bdl .270 Cal, Remington 700 Bdl .300 Win Mag, Remington Seven .308 Win, Remington 700 BDL .22-250 Cal, Remington. 510 Targetmaster .22 Lr, Rytek, Inc Custom L61r .35 Whelen, Sako L61r Finnbear Deluxe .30-06 Cal, Schmidt Rubin/Imp By CDI K31 Swiss 7.5 Mm, Springfield M1903 22lr, Springfield Armory Krag Jorgensen 1895 Carbine 30-40 Krag, Springfield Armory Krag Jorgensen 1898 30-40 Krag, Steyr-Daimler-Puch SL .222 Rem Mag, Sturm Ruger & Co Inc M77 .25-06, Sturm Ruger & Co Inc All American Rimfire .17 HMR, Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc M77 Mk II .30-06 Cal, U.S. Remington 1903-A3 .30-06 Cal, US Remington M1903a3 .30-06 Cal, U.S. Remington Mdl Of 1917 30-06 Cal, U.S. Rock Island Arsenal M1903 30-06 Cal, U.S. Springfield Armory 1903 .30-06 Cal, U.S. Springfield Armory 1898 Krag Jorgensen .30-40 Krag, U.S. Springfield Armory M1903a1 .30-06 Cal, U.S. Springfield Armory/ Imp by CAI M1903 30-06 Cal, U.S. Winchester/Imp By Cai Us Mdl Of 1917 30-06 Cal, Waffenfabrik Bern 81 Vetterli .41 Swiss, Waffenfabrik Mauser A.G. Oberndorf Gewehr 98 7.92x57mm, Weatherby Vanguard .30-06 Cal, Weatherby Vanguard 7 Rem Mag, Westinghouse M91 7.62x54r Mm, Winchester 67a .22 S/L/Lr, Winchester 69a 22lr, Winchester 70 7 Rem Mag, Winchester 52 Heavy BBL .22 Lr, Winchester 70 Transition Model .30-06 Cal, Winchester 72 .22 S/L/Lr, Zastava M48 Short Rifle 7.92x57mm, Zastava/Imp By KBI(Charles Daly) Mini Mauser .204 Ruger. Lever Action Rifles: A. Rossi 92 SRC .38 Spcl/.357 Mag, Browning Mdl 53 .32-20 Cal, Henry Golden Boy .22, Marlin 1895g Guide Gun .45-70 Cal, Marlin 336a .30-30 Cal, Marlin 1894 .357 Mag, Savage 1899, Uberti Westerners Yellow Boy .22, Winchester 1892 .357 Mag, Westernfield 740 A-Ekn .30-30 Cal, Winchester 94 (Pre 64) .30-30, Winchester 94 (Pre 64) .32 Special, Winchester 94 .30 WCF. Semi Auto Rifles: Browning SA-22 .22 Lr, CBC, Chinese SKS Hunter Package, CZ VZ-52/57 7.62 X 39mm, DPMS Panther A-15 .223, IBM Corp M1 Carbine 30 Cal Carbine, IBM Machine Corp M1 Carbine .30 Carbine, Inland - Div of Gm M1 Carbine 30 Cal Carbine, Inland Division Of Gm Us M1 Carbine .30 Carine, Les Baer Tr Special Ar-15 .223 Cal, Marlin Glenfield 60 .22 Lr, Norinko Type 56 SKS 7.62x39 MM, Remington 742 Woodsmaster .30-06 Cal, Remington Woodsmaster .35 Rem, Remington 742 Woodsmaster .30-06 Cal, Remington 552 Speedmaster .22, Remington Nylon 66 .22, Rossi RS22 .22 Cal, Three Ruger 10-22’s .22 Lr, Ruger PC9 9 MM, Ruger 10-22 USA Shooting Team .22 Lr, 2 Ruger Mini-14 .223’s, Tula SKS 7.62x39 Mm, U.S. Rifle Winchester M1 Garand 30-06 Cal, U.S. Springfield Armory M1 Garand .30-06 Cal, US Rifle Springfield Armory M1 Garand 7.62x51mm. Falling Block/Rolling Block, Single Shot Rifles/Break Open: Birmingham Small Arms Co., Ltd Martini Cadet 22 Lr, Birmingham Small Arms Co., Ltd Martini Cadet .310 Cal, BSA & M. Co Martini Mk II - 1887 .577-450, E. Remington & Sons Modelo Argentino 1879 43 Spanish, Haenel Kk Sport Mdl 4 .22 Lr, Martini Henry Francotte Nelpalese Mdl 1878 .577-450, Ovieda Mdl 1871 Infantry Rolling Block 43 Spanish, Pedersoli Copy Of Sharps Mdl 1874 .45-70 Cal, Remington Arms Co No 5 Rolling block 7x57mm, Two Savage 24 O/U Combo’s, Stevens 414 Rolling block 22LR, Ruger No 3 .22 Hornet, Ruger No 1 .45-70 Cal, Ruger No 1 .30-06 Cal, U.S. Springfield Armory 1884 .45-70 Cal, U.S. Springfield Armory 1884 .45-70 Cal, U.S. Springfield Armory 1884 Sporterized .45-70 Cal. Slide/Pump Action Rifles: C. J. Hamilton 39, Remington 760 Game Master .270 Cal, Remington 760 Game Master .300 Savage, Remington Arms Co 760 Gamemaster .30-06 Cal, Winchester 270 .22 S/L/LR, Winchester 61 .22 Cal. Black Powder Rifles: Brunswick Rifle 1837 72 Cal 2 Groove, Custom Made by C.J. Galbreath Cap Lock Schutzen .40 Cal, Custom Made by C.J. Galbreath Wheelock Rifle .44 Cal, Custom Made by C.J. Galbreath Cap Lock Rifle .58 Cal., Enfield Rifle Musket 1853 .577 Cal, Investarm Hawken Style BP Rifle .50 Cal, Knight Inline Disc .50 Cal, Remington Arms Co 700 ML .50 Cal, Remington Arms Co 700M .50 Cal, U.S> Robbins & Lawrence Mdl 1841 Musket, Thompson Center Arms Bone Collector .50 Cal, Thompson Center Arms Fire Hawk .50 Cal, Unknown Manufacturer - Initials, B.F.S” Kentucky Percussion Rifle .32 Cal, Unknown Maker Mdl 1816 US Flintlock Conversion Musket .69 Cal, US Springfield Armory Mdl 1863 Rifle Musket .58 Cal, William Mason/Taunton, Mass Mdl 1861 Contract Rifle Musket .58 Cal, Traditions Kit Percussion Cap Shotgun Cap Lock Shotgun 12 GA, U.S. Springfield Armory Mdl 1863 Percussion musket .58 Cal. Over/Under Shotguns: Browning Arms Co Superposed 12 Ga, Browning Arms Co Lightning 12 Ga, Kayman Arthemis/Imp Mossberg Intl Silver Reserve II 28 Ga, Winchester 101 12 GA, Rottweil Amer.

Skeet 12 GA w/3 Briley Tubes. Pump Action Shotguns: Browning Arms Co Bps Field Model 12 Ga, Ithaca Gun Co 37 Featherlite 12 Ga, Ithaca Gun Co 37 12 Ga, Ithaca Gun Co M-87 Featherlight Deluxe Deerslayer 12 Ga, Ithaca Gun Co M-37r Featherlight 16 Ga, Ithaca Gun Co Inc 37 Featherlight Deerslayer 20 Ga, Remington 29 12 Ga, 2 Remington 870’s 12 GA, Winchester 12 12 Ga, Winchester 1912 12 Ga, Winchester 1912 20 Ga, Winchester 12 12 Ga, Winchester 12 16 Ga, Winchester 12 12 Ga, Winchester 1200 12 Ga, Winchester 12 12 Ga, Winchester 1912 12 Ga, Winchester 12 12 Ga, Winchester 12 Heavy Duck Deluxe Field 12 Ga, Winchester 1912 12 Ga, Winchester Ted Williams Model 200 12 Ga, Winchester 12 Skeet 12 Ga, Winchester 12 12 Ga, Winchester 12 12 Ga, Winchester 1912 12 Ga, Winchester 12 20 Ga, Winchester Repeating Arms Co 97 12 Ga. Semi Auto Shotguns: Browning Arms Co A5 12 Ga, Browning Arms Co A5 12 Ga, Browning Arms Co Light Twelve A5 12 Ga, Hatfield Gun Go/Utas SAS 20 Ga, Hatfield Gun Go/Utas SAS .410 Ga, 2 Hatfield Gun Go/ Utas SAS 28 Ga, Ithaca 51 12 Ga, Reinmetal #4 16 GA, Remington 1100 12 Ga, Remington 11 12 Ga, Remington 1100 20 Ga, Remington 1100 12 Ga, Remington Sportsman 48 12 Ga, Retay Masi Mara 3.5” 12 GA, SKB/ Imp By Ithaca Gun Co 300 12 Ga, SKB/Imp By Ithaca Gun Co Xl300 20 Ga, Smith & Wesson 1000 20 Ga, Winchester 1400 Mk II 12 Ga, Winchester Mdl 40 12 GA, 3 Winchester Mdl 50 in & 12 & 20 GA, Win. 59 12 GA, Win. 1900 SL 12 GA. SXS Shotgun: Belgium 12 GA SBS, Baker Gun Co. Batavia Leader 12 GA, Baikal - Imp By EAA Corp Izh-43e-1c .410 Ga, Buckland & Co SBS 12 GA, Davis Warner Arms Corp Ajax 12 Ga, Savage Arms Corp 5100 16 Ga, D.M. Lefever Sons & Co. Model C Grade 6 Crossbolt 12 GA, G. Scheerschmidt Bp Percussion 20 Ga, Hunter Arms Co. L.C. Smith Field Grade SBS 12 Ga, L.C. Smith Field Grade SBS, Ithaca Gun Co., Inc Flues 16 Ga, L.C. Smith Field Grade Side By Side 20 Ga, New Ithaca 12 GA SBS, Parker Black Powder Double Barrel 12 Ga, Parker Bros Field Grade 1 SBS 10 Ga, Parker Bros Trojan Grade 12 GA, Parker Bros Vulcan 12 Ga, Parker Bros VH Grade SBS 12 Ga, Parker Bros. PH Grade 12 GA SBS, Remington Arms Co 1900 12 Ga, Stevens 311e 12 Ga, V. Bernadelli/Cabelas Hemingway 12 Ga. Black Powder Shotgun: Cookson Marked Lock New England Fowler 16 GA, Custom Made by C.J. Galbreath Flintlock Shotgun 12 GA. Traditions Kit Percussion Cap Lock Shotgun 12 GA. DA Revolvers: Colt’s Police Positive .38 Cal, Colt’s Pocket Positive .32, Colt’s Python .357 Mag, Enfield No2 Mk 1 .38 S&W, Hopkins & Allen Triple Action Safety Police .32 Cal, 2 H&R 999 Sportsman 9 Shot .22, Nagant 1895 Gas Seal 7.62 Nagant, Rossi Princess .22, S&W K22 .22lr, S&W Victory M&P .38 S&W, S&W 1917 45 ACP, S&W Highway Patrolman .357 Mag, S&W Mdl 10 .38 Spcl, S&W 60 .38 Spcl, Taurus M410 Judge .45 LC, Taurus .44 Tracker. SA Revolvers: Colt Single Action Army Sa Revolver in Orig. Nickel plate .44-40, Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc New Model Single Six .22 Cal, 1858 Remington Replica CVA (Armi San Marco) 44 Cal, A. Uberti/Imp By Stoeger 925 .38 Spcl, F. Llipietta, LLC 1873 Gen II Single Action .357 Mag, Harrington & Richardson 676 .22 LR/Mag, Heritage Mfg Co Rough Rider .22 Cal, Heritage Mfg Co Rough Rider .22 Cal, Italian/Imp By Western Arms 1862 Colt Pocket Navy Replica .22 Lr, Lyman (Italy), Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc New Model Blackhawk .357 Mag, Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc New Model Single Six .22/.22 Mag. Semi Auto Pistols: AMT 280 Auto Mag .44, Britarms/Imp By Action Arms 2000 Mk II .22 Lr, Browning Arms Co. Buckmark Camper .22 Lr, Colt’s P.T.F.A. Mfg Co Woodsman Match Target .22 Lr, Colt’s P.T.F.A. Mfg Co Vest Pocket Model 1908-Hammerless .25 ACP, Colt LW Commander .45 ACP, Fabrique Nationale De Armes Baby 6.35mm, Glock 22, Lorcin L380 .380 Cal, Norinco/Imp By BTC Tt Olympic 22lr, Remington UMC 51 .380 – USA, Sig Sauer, Inc P 238 .380 Cal, Sig Sauer/Sig Arms, Inc P229 .357 Sig, 2 Ruger Mark 1’s in .22 LR, Ruger Mark II Target .22 Lr, Taurus PT 24/7 9 MM, Tokarev TT-33 7.62 X 55mm Tokarev, Walther/Imported By I.O Inc P1 9mm Luger. Black Powder Pistol: Colt 1851 Navy Cap & Ball 36 Cal, Custom Made by Galbreath Flintlock Pistol .50 cal, W. Richards Custom by C.J. Galbreath Dueling Pistol 50 cal, 1992, Uberti/Colt 1862 New Police 36 Cal, Dodge Ram: 1998 Dodge Ram Laramie SLT 1500 4x4, Magnum V8, automatic trans, extended cab. Needs transmission according to consigner Vin#3B7HF13Y5WG101810. Dirt Bikes: 2007 Honda CRF70 four stoke dirt bike, clean bike with clear Maryland Title. 2016 Yamaha TTR50 dirt bike, 3 speed with no clutch. Toyota Tacoma: 2003 Toyota Tacoma SR5 extended cab, 4 cylinder, 5 speed manual, diamond plate truck box, lifted w/Mickey Thompson All Terrain wheels & tires, showing 347,000 miles (blown motor). Clear MD title. Terms Personal Property: Cash, Visa/MC/Amex/Discover or approved check.

13% Buyer Premium. 3% Discount for payment with cash or check. For Live onsite bidders. 18% Buyer Premium for all Online/Absentee/Phone Bids. All property is sold “As Is, Where Is”, and All Sales are Final. Property is open to thorough public inspection. It is the Bidder’s responsibility to determine condition, age genuineness, authenticity, value or any other determinative factor. A&M Auctioneers and Appraisers, LLC may attempt to describe the merchandise in advertising, on the phone, on the Internet and at the auction but makes no representations. In no event shall Allen & Marshall Auctioneers and Appraisers, LLC be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Bidder shall be the sole judge of value. Auction conducted inside of our 10,000 Sq. Ft. facility. Some seating provided. All State and Federal Firearms laws will be complied with. FFL will be on-site to process required paperwork.

(1) Upcoming Onsite Online Only Auctions to Include! 20 April 2022 - Online Only Auction – Greenwood, DE! Personal Property located at: 14099 Woodbridge Road, Greenwood, DE! Auction Held Online Only with Bidding ending Wed. April 20th, 2022 Starting at 5 PM! Delaware Antiques, Primitives, Furniture, Stoneware, Quilts, Tools, Glassware, 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac & more!

(3) Upcoming Auctions at 8000 Esham Rd, Parsonsburg, MD: 16 March, 2022 - Online Only Auction Sale – Parsonsburg, MD! Auction Held Online Only with bids ending: Wednesday March 16th, 2022 Starting @ 5PM. Selection of Antique & Modern Furniture, Collectibles, Primitives & more! 23 March, 2022 - Spring Decoy & Wildfowl Arts Online Only Auction. Online Only Auction - Wednesday March 23, 2022 @ 5 PM. Original Artwork, Decoys, Primitives, Shotshell Boxes, Oyster Tins, Decoy Related Books & much more! Carvers to include: Ward Brothers, Ira Hudson, Miles Hancock, Doug Jester, Ned Burgess, Cigar Daisey, Mason Factory & many others! 24 March, 2022 - Online Only Auction – Painter, VA! Personal Property located at: 34166 Bradford’s Neck Road, Painter, VA 23420. Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending THUR. March 24th, 2022 Starting @ 5 PM! Vermeer BC1000 Commercial Chipper Shredder, JD 855 Compact Utility Tractor, Starcraft Jon Boat, Antiques, Firearms, Ammo, Furniture, Tools, Equipment, Contents of Framing Shop & more! VAAR#2907003739.

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