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FRIDAY AUGUST 13, 2021 • VOL. 51, NO. 32
Madison Bouckville Antiques Week To Run Aug. 16 To 22 Shoppers Expected To Fill All 14 Show Fields For Weeklong New York State Event Madison Bouckville Antique Week, the upstate New York antiques festival, is expected to be the largest it has been in many years. The Monday to Sunday, Aug. 16 to 22, series of shows is expected to host nearly 2,000 exhibitors and many more thousands of shoppers. Madison Bouckville began about 40 years ago with a single show managed by Jock Hengst on a farm field behind the landmark tavern. Since the early success of that original field, many others joined the fun to where there are now 14 show fields operating on the short strip of Route 20 at this little country crossroads. Cider House Antique Show is the largest of the many exhibit fields held over the weekend, with over 150 exhibitors in their pavilion and tents. Jim and Ruth Dutcher have built this into the largest of the shows with great variety dominated by country Americana. Among the many other shops and fields also operating are Indian
Opening Acres, Mohawk Arms and Antiques, Cherry Valley Antiques Barn, East Expo, Butternut Hill Show Field and Whistle Post Antiques Show. Out Front Field will have its own show over the weekend but with a twist, as it will include an antique car show simultaneously. Field owner John Mancino has included this for several years now and says it increases the level of interest for the shoppers. The Depot is a shop open with regular hours, but it expands onto into the parking lot during Antique Week. Trading Post opens its lawn to many of its dealers with a tented area in front of their shop. There are several other shops that move out onto their lawn and parking lots with an overflow of antiques and décor. The week extends from the center of Bouckville on Route 20 east for about a mile toward Madison with a couple scattered show fields in that village as well. Hotel accommodations for exhibitors and shoppers are in Utica or Hamilton. There are also many camping sites in the area. For more information, visit www.madison bouckville.com for contact information regarding each field.
Madison Bouckville Antiques Week will be held Aug. 16 to 22 and will offer home furnishings and accessories along with a great variety of vintage collectibles.
59th Lancaster Hunting And Fishing Show Set for Aug. 14 The 59th Lancaster Hunting and Fishing Show and Sale will take place Saturday, Aug. 14, at the Lancaster Farm and Home Center. The popular show will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. An early buyer’s preview starts at 8 a.m., for $10. Regular admission will be $5. Children under 12 are admitted free of charge when accompanied by a parent. Door prizes will be given away, and breakfast and lunch will be available. There will be 100 dealers and collectors set up displaying for sale nearly everything hunting and fishing related: antique licenses, shell boxes, old lures, plugs, reels, decoys, books, game posters, knives, guns, traps, patches, and more. The public is invited to bring in items to sell or trade with exhibiting dealers. The Lancaster Farm and Home Center is located at 1383 Arcadia Road in Lancaster, Pa. For directions or additional information, call Ron Funk at 717371-0395 (evenings). Continued on page 5
PA Auction Center Sells Coins, Currency, And Jewelry On July 15, PA Auction Center held its monthly Coin, Currency and Jewelry Auction at its facility located at 1141 Wea Wit St., East Earl, Pa. The sale was a live, on-site auction with online bidding available on two internet platforms. With a total of 319 registered bidders, prices soared on the 310 lots of coins and currency. The 63 lots of jewelry also performed well. Highlights included (2) 100 oz. silver bars selling for $2,600 and $2,650. Prices reported include a buyer’s premium. A 1 oz. Gold Eagle coin realized $1,850 and another, $1,900. A lot of $20 face value quarters with 90 percent silver brought $400; a series 1917 $1 U.S. note, $210; an 1871 Indian cent, $175; a 1890 CC Morgan dollar, $110; and a 1878-S Morgan dollar, $80. Jewelry results included a 14-carat This 2010 Gold Eagle 1 ounce .999 BU sold for Freemason pendant realizing $600; a 14-carat $2,090. The 1890 CC Morgan Dollar, VG, sold for $220. Continued on page 2
In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . starting on page 2 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 4 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 5 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . starting on page 6 AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . on page 6
FEATURED AUCTION: Pook & Pook’s - August 18 Auction - Page 2
CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . . . . . . . . .on page 7