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Milestone Auctions’ Jan. 13 Antique Toy Extravaganza To Present International Mix Of European, Japanese And American Items Prototype For Marx’s Huge 1963 Big Loo Moon Robot Among Rarities Toys, toys and more toys! That’s what’s in store for collectors at Milestone’s big Saturday, Jan. 13, New Year’s Antique Toy Extravaganza in suburban Cleveland, Ohio. The 732-lot sale includes some of the most sought-after of all European, American and Japanese playthings from the golden era through postwar-production years. Many have their rare factory boxes and present in excellent original condition. Marquee highlights include a superrare boxed Linemar Mechanical Popeye & Olive Oyl Tank, a stellar Diamond Planet Robot, and a Marx Big Loo robot prototype with documentation and provenance from its original designer. The toy hobby is still buzzing about the boxed Popeye & Olive Oyl Tank that set a world auction record on April 9, 2022, when Milestone auctioned it for $105,000. One of perhaps a half-dozen examples known to exist, the toy had emerged from Australia, a fact that became widely known after the sale. But, contrary to the old adage, lightning did strike twice in the same spot. Worldwide post-sale coverage led to the discovery of another boxed
The rare German tin flywheel motorcycle, 9 inches long with spoked wheels and rider figure, all original with working flywheel mechanism, tiny spot of touch-up paint (possibly factory touch-up) on one side of gas tank, will be estimated at $5,000-$7,000.
In case Popeye and Olive would like some field fortification on auction day, they won’t have to look far. The sale also features a great looking Yonezawa Batman Tank, all-original and complete with its vinyl Batman driver. One of the rarest of all Batman toys, the bright red tin friction vehicle is emblazoned with Japanese writing, bat logos and nice-looking cartoon images of both Batman and Robin. The scarce toy is in working order and carries a $15,000-$25,000 estimate. Exceptional Japanese robots and space toys from the same production period as the comic-character tanks will be jockeying for the auction spotlight as well. A Yonezawa 10-inch windup Diamond Planet Robot is an especially rare variation
Popeye tank in Australia, from a different, unrelated source. The elusive character toy’s consignor, John Elsbury of Western Australia, received the tank in 1957 as a 7th birthday gift from his parents. He remembers being instructed by his mother to sit outside Randall & Edwards jewelry store in downtown Kalgoorlie
A cold winter day is the perfect day to enjoy making, or consuming, some homemade cooking. And there’s great comfort in reminiscing about grandma’s chicken noodle soup or mom’s apple pie and envisioning them working in the kitchen using their wood-handled utensils and well-worn metal pans. Nostalgia for using or displaying vintage kitchen wares never seems to wane, and the special sales display for January at the Haddon Heights Antiques Center is all about that. Shop goers will find cookbooks and recipe files, hand mixers and vintage electric ones, pots and pans, coffee pots and cookie jars, nesting Pyrex bowls, and vintage pot holders and aprons. Continued on page 7
Michener Art Museum Presents “Renewal And Change: New Acquisitions”
A Yonezawa (Japan) tin friction Batman tank, 8.5 inches long, all original and complete with vinyl Batman driver, working mechanism, one of the rarest of all Batman toys, will be estimated at $15,000-$25,000.
This extraordinarily rare Linemar (Japan) Mechanical Popeye & Olive Oyl Tank, 11 inches long, with original box, was consigned by original owner in Western Australia who received it on his 7th birthday in 1957. Toy is excellent and retains its original 2-shilling price tag. It is estimated at $40,000-$60,000.
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while the secretive purchase was being made. Sixty-five years later, after stumbling across an online article about the $105,000 price paid for a similar-looking tank, Elsbury starting digging though old boxes and eventually located his birthday toy. It was still in its colorful pictorial box and even retained its original 2-shilling price tag. Elsbury got in touch with Milestone’s co-owner Miles King, and arrangements were made for the tank’s shipment to Ohio. Now a top entry in the sale, it will be offered with a pre-sale estimate of $40,000-$60,000.
with a silvery-blue body and red arms and ears. “Any Diamond Planet Robot is like a Faberge egg to robot collectors. It was made in two color variations, red body with blue arms and ears, and the even rarer blue body with red arms and ears, like the one in our auction. They simply do not turn up for sale anywhere,” said King. The auction example is complete and all-original, with its distinctive googly eyes, “oxygen meter” (on chest), and large windup key. “It’s a great example of what is arguably the most sought-after of Continued on page 2
The James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Pa., is pleased to present “Renewal and Change: New Acquisitions,” an exhibition featuring 29 works on paper including photographs, prints, paintings and drawings that were recently gifted to or purchased for the Michener Art Museum’s permanent collection. The exhibition, curated by assistant curator Abi Lua, considers ideas of “newness” and change in the works of art themselves. From experimentation with innovative artistic techniques, these works depict the many forms Continued on page 7
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and retains a Marx sample Gunthermann, Victor Bonnet, bus; an American National tag that says “7650, Big Loo, Saalheimer & Strauss, Dis- Giant Bulldog Mack ChemiContinued from page 1 cal Fire Truck with wonderErie, Return to Harry E.” The tler and so many more. all robots,” King continued. auction lot also includes L e h m a n n f a v o r i t e s ful paint and decals; and a “Only a few have ever come to archival letters from Louis include a boxed Snick Snack 34-inch-long Sturditoy “Oil market, so it’s sure to attract M a r x a b o u t p r o d u c t i o n (gentleman walking dogs); Company” semi truck with strong competition.” issues and returns and other Boxer Rebellion; Walking headlights and license plate. The word “prototype” unique documents such as Down Broadway (aka Mr. & The grand marshal of the is music to any toy collec- a test-sample letter and a Mrs. Lehmann with Dog); pressed-steel motor pool, tor’s ears, and that cer- time sheet showing hours and an early, boxed fly- however, is a rare 1930s tainly applies to robot fans, spent in development. wheel toy called “Going to Gendron “Skippy” sharkwho will have a real treat It has been quite some the Fair.” More than three nose Graham pedal car. In in store at this auction: the time since a selection of d o z e n c h a r m i n g Fr e n c h all-original condition with prototype for Marx’s Big Loo early European tin windups w i n d u p toys by Fe r n a n d excellent two-tone “coffeeGiant Moon Robot. Standing has come to market that was Martin include a rare Soldat and-cream” paint, it has all 38 inches tall and of a form as exciting, or as large, as Bulgare (Bulgarian Soldier), of its original parts, includthat is identical to the pro- the selection being offered boxed and in spruce con- ing the Art Deco hood ornaduction robot that followed, b y M i l e s to n e. T h e re a re dition; Roller Skater; and a ment and hubcaps. the unpainted silver Big Loo hundreds of rare examples boxed Field Worker. Many “We feel very fortunate was acquired directly from from the premier German very early Gunthermann toys to have so many incredible the toy’s designer, Harry and French manufacturers will be on hand to delight toys from advanced collecEvanoff, in 1963. It has pro- of a century ago, including bidders with their actions, tions in one sale. Many are duction numbers on its back Lehmann, Fernand Martin, including Clown Violin and high-end, museum-quality
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A Fernand Martin (French) “Soldat Bulgare” (Bulgarian Soldier) windup toy, 7.75 inches tall, all original with working mechanism, will be estimated at $4,000-$6,000. The rare 1930s Gendron “Skippy” shark-nose Graham pedal car, 51 inches long, in all-original condition with excellent paint, including Art Deco hood ornament and hubcaps, will be estimated at $8,000-$12,000.
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Bassoon Players; Man on pieces. Also, there are some High-Wheel Bike with Dog; unusual buying opportuniand a windup Flapping Wing ties in the mix, like the rare variations and prototypes, Airplane, $4,000-$6,000. A Christmas-themed toy which toy buyers always that deserves special men- respond to very favorably,” tion is an early, all-origi- finished King. Milestone’s Saturday, Jan. nal German handpainted tin windup Santa Claus walker. 13, New Year’s Antique Toy Depicted in a long coat with Extravaganza auction will be a pack on his back, the figure held at Milestone Auctions’ walks with a cane and holds a gallery at 38198 Willoughby jumping jack toy in his other Parkway, Willoughby (suburhand. Some would say there ban Cleveland), Ohio, startare similarities to turn-of- ing at 10 a.m. ET. All forms of the-20th-century Gunther- remote bidding will be availmann characters. Extremely able, including absentee, rare and desirable, it is esti- by phone, and live online through Milestone’s bidding mated at $4,000-$5,000. A revved-up fleet of six platform or LiveAuctioneers. dozen antique motorcycle To reserve a phone line or This important original prototype Marx Big Loo Giant Moon toys runs the gamut from for additional information Robot, acquired in 1963 from the toy’s designer, Harry the earliest handpainted about any item in the sale, Evanoff, silver, 38 inches tall, is the form identical to that of productions through prewar call 440-527-8060 or email the production robot that followed. Retaining Marx sample tag reading, “7650, Big Loo, Erie, Return to Harry E.,” with J a p a n e s e a n d G e r m a n info@milestoneauctions. production numbers on robot’s back, accompanied by letters bikes and the highly color- com. from Louis Marx and other relevant documentation, it will be All images courtesy of ful designs from the period estimated at $15,000-$25,000. immediately following World Milestone Auctions unless War II. Some are even boxed. otherwise noted. A parade of American pressed-steel work, delivery and fire trucks, buses, vans and cars is led by a 31-inchlong Keystone Packard Coast to Coast ride-on Greyhound
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An antique German handpainted tin windup Santa Claus walker, 7 inches tall, all original with pack The Yonezawa (Japan) windup Diamond Planet Robot, 10 on back, walking cane, inches tall, rare variation with blue body and red arms, all and clown jumping jack original and complete, including googly eyes, “oxygen meter” toy, mechanism in working on chest, and windup key. Diamond Planet is the largest order, will be estimated at windup robot ever made and one of the most sought after of all toy robots. It is estimated at $20,000-$30,000. $4,000-$5,000.
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now because I watched a who has just seen their inher- finger of fate in all of this is re-run of the Antiques Road- itance reduced to ashes in that items do continue to show and saw one just like front of their eyes. set strong, even occasionally it on the episode valued at The Hoarder/Museum record prices at auction or in $55,000. I am not greedy so I The person whose solu- shows. So as much as I make will take a little less.” tion is to hold onto the left- fun of those who want the The onus then falls on handed back scratcher until good old days, they are still the potential buyer (or auc- the market returns, whether out there and waiting for the tioneer) to inform them that tomorrow or in a hundred brave of heart. a high retail purchase in an years. Someone will pay their expensive gallery setting price. They just need to wait “Born to collect” should at the peak of the antiques it out. be the motto of Peter market does not guarantee S e i b e r t’ s f a m i l y. Ra i s e d that it can be sold for that Throws in the Towel The person who in their in Central Pennsylvania, By Peter Seibert much today. Moreover, to top Seibert has been collecting it off, because the market heart knows that what was and writing about antiques told to them is true and so My topic this month is not is trendy, left-handed back for more than three decades. a new one for the antiques scratchers are not popular simply lets the left-handed trade but rather something today. It is a painful conver- back scratcher go to market, By day, he is a museum directhat has been out there for sation that needs to happen, often without a reserve if sold tor and has worked in Pennin the auction. They access sylvania, Wyoming, Virginia probably at least a decade. but the results are varied. and New Mexico. In addition, whatever will be. That is the challenge of dealThe Denier he advises and consults with ing with clients who have The Shopper The person who when auction houses throughout unrealistic expectations on A variant of the denier they find out the left handed what their collections are who goes from place to the Mid-Atlantic region, parback scratcher is only worth worth. Whether a dealer, place to place hoping to find ticularly about American fur$1,000 will accuse you of broker, auction house or even that smart person who will niture and decorative arts. being incompetent, stupid, another collector, this is a pay them their high retail, Seibert’s writings include and unaware of the market. constant problem. decades old, price for the books on photography, AmerTo be honest, there is almost ican fraternal societies and The narrative is as follows: item. no way around the denier as “We bought this left handed T h e s e n a m e s w e r e paintings. He and his family you will not crack their facade back scratcher at a gallery invented in jest, but sadly, I are restoring a 1905 arts and of righteousness. in New Hope, Pa., in 1995 for think many of us have run into crafts house filled with years’ $35,000. Antiques never go The Tearful this over the last decades. The worth of antique treasures The person, usually the antiques world has changed. found in shops, co-ops and at down in value, and so I need Now, of course, the fickle auctions. to get at least $50,000 for it child of the original owner,
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Continued from page 3 Abundance. Robert-Houdin bound in gilt-decorated considered Le Carpentier, “one maroon textured paper was of my best and closest friends.” H a r r y H o u d i n i ’s ( Er i k printed in Paris by Chez Chabal around 1845. It included five Weisz, 1874‚ 1926) “A Magician pieces of music composed by Among the Spirits,” estimated Aristide Le Carpentier within, at $3,000-$6,000, disappeared each headed by a charming for $26,400. This first edition engraving of a feat from the with amazing ownership provmagician’s repertoire. These enance was published in New tiny musical sheets were dis- York by Harper & Brothers in tributed to attendees of Rob- 1924. It was boldly inscribed Previously Known As Antiques at 200 East on Broad Street ert-Houdin’s performances and signed on the flyleaf in 200 East on Broad Street, Quakertown, PA after being produced from ink: “To my friend / Carl GerANTIQUE FURNITURE apparent nothingness, from main / with “sincere best” COLLECTIBLES AND MORE a prop known as the Cone of / wishes / HOUDINI / March STOREWIDE BARGAINS 19/1925 / “and its all true.” Affixed to the spine of the Please Call jacket was a strip of raised braille letters, used by fellow magician and Over colleague Carl 150 G e r m a i n , to rs le Dea read the title ANTIQUE CENTER of the book in Featuring Quality Antiques & Collectibles, his later years COINS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, FURNITURE, CHINA, when he was LINENS, MEMORABILIA, VINTAGE CLOTHING, legally blind. Houdini’s poster, “Death-Defying Mystery,” TOYS, DOLLS, POSTCARDS & RETRO. “From the $40,000-$60,000, sold for a record $180,000. 610-791-7910 first lot to www.weilantiquecenter.com the last, this Suzy Wandas’ stage act and performing sale had its 2200 31st St. SW, ALLENTOWN, PA Monday Thru Friday 10-6, Saturday 10-5, Sunday 11-5 R103099 props, estimated at $5,000-$8,000, sold for sights set on $38,400. the stratos p h e re . T h e exceptional results across the board speak not only to the strength of the market, but also the deep interest in the rich history of the art of magic,” said Gabe Fajuri, president at Potter & Potter Auctions, following the sale. To learn more, visit www. potterauctions.com.
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Harry Houdini’s “A Magician Among the Spirits,” estimated The “Thurston Kellar’s Successor Invested with the Mantle of at $3,000-$6,000, sold for Magic” poster was estimated at $15,000-$25,000 and realized $26,400. $48,000.
Items Range From Tiffany Studios Floor Lamp To Beidermeier Chairs To Paul Cezzanne Watercolor By Karl Pass
Among the many expected highlights will be a set of four O n T h u rs- ca. 1810 Beidermeier Mothd a y, J a n . 1 1 , back chairs. Furniture is a Embassy Auc- strong category, as is Asian t i o n s I n t e r - arts, fine art, antique lighting, pocket watches, Waternational in ford crystal, antique music K i n z e rs , Pa . , boxes, and military items. will hold a The following are just a few large eclec- noteworthy pieces to be sold. tic estates A Dudley Masonic Model 1 a u c t i o n ca. 1920-25, Serial #772 pocket b e g i n - watch is getting a lot of attenning at 10 a.m. The outstand- tion, as is a Waltham Masonic ing sale is diverse in mate- Eastern Star dial, Model 1883, rial. Online bidding will be Serial #3979610. provided through Live A Camille Pissarro Continued on page 7 Auctioneers and Invaluable.
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Record-Setting Abraham Lincoln Signed Carte-de-Visite Brings $181,250 Wide Ranging 104-Lot Auction Grosses More Than $2 Million
Heritage’s latest Histori- (very distant) relative, Pres- other biochemical investiga- There were but 500 copies of cal Platinum Session Signa- ident Abraham Lincoln, was tions, including other Nobel this edition published in 1851, ture Auction yet again offered among this event’s most signif- laureates in the field of DNA and when it didn’t initially sell history and made it, too. The icant draws, led by the $181,250 research. As The New York well, it was repackaged and finely curated, nearly sold- realized for a signed Abraham Times noted upon Tiselius’ reissued two years later. A bidout 104-lot auction, held Dec. Lincoln carte-de-visite that set death in 1971, he “devised two ding war helped this white 15, realized $2,082,625 in three an auction record. instruments, now used by sci- whale realize $50,000. hours. More than 560 bidders The portrait was taken by entists throughout the world, Not far behind was¬†a from around the world vied for Alexander Gardner in Mat- to separate proteins into many first-issue, first-edition copy offerings that spanned centu- thew Brady’s studio on Feb. chemical compounds.” His of Charles Dickens’ ”American ries of human achievement, 24, 1861, the day after Lincoln Nobel Prize realized $125,000. Notes for General Circulation,” ranging from the samurais of arrived in Washington, D.C., for Thomas Jefferson’s anno- published in 1842. This copy the 17th century and Ameri- his first inauguration. This CDV tated copy of “The Laws of the was particularly coveted by The 1853 three-volume, first-edition, remainder-issued set can presidents and the first is authenticated by Lincoln’s United States of America” real- collectors, as it wasn’t merely of Herman Melville’s ”The Whale,” better known as ”Mobymen to walk on the moon to private secretary John Hay on ized $112,500 one lot later. This signed by Dickens but inscribed Dick,” sold for $50,000. the King of Rock and Roll and the verso and is now Lincoln’s two-volumes-in-one first edi- to revered historian William the world’s greatest typewriter most valuable signed por- tion, published in 1805, cov- H. Prescott. The two-volume Gusoku, made by several arti- photo of the 42-year-old was sans, sparked a bidding war taken in 1921, the year Eincollection. trait ever sold at Heritage. The ered Jefferson’s presidency, the tome realized $37,500. “Yet again, Heritage has sale broke the previous auc- Louisiana Purchase and the law The auction opened with that resulted in a final price of stein received the Nobel Prize in Physics; it was signed 24 assembled the best of the very tion record for a signed Lincoln establishing the Library of Con- an exquisite, extraordinary $40,000. That was followed by years later. The portrait realbest highlighting the great per- carte-de-visite set by Heritage gress. That was followed by a offering: a samurai’s suit of sonalities and events of the last in September 2016. letter Jefferson wrote on Feb. 10, armor dating from the 17th the event’s first bidding war, ized $27,500. For further information, several centuries,” stated execShortly after, Lincoln’s 1800, during his vice presidency, century and the Edo period. over¬†a signed and dated porutive vice president Joe Madd- signed appointment of Wil- to Richard Richardson, an over- As expected, this ornate Tosei trait of Albert Einstein. The visit www.HA.com. alena. “We’re thrilled with the liam C.S. Smith as Collec- seer at Monticello. That lengthy results of this event, and hap- tor of Internal Revenue for missive realized $62,500. pier still to offer these tangible the Fifth Collection District of Bidders took their best shots at the elaborately engraved Ruger Blackhawk (Online & In Person) and Smith & Wesson revolv4522 N Sherman St., Ext. Mt. Wolf, York Co., PA ers that once belonged to Elvis Presley. And by the time the • 9:00 AM dust settled, the pair of pistols Preview: Friday, January 12, 12-4 P.M. used by The King and gifted Automotive, Gas & Oil Advertising, Signs, Cans & More to his father, Vernon, realized Old Gas Pump Parts, Drag Racing Items, JD 1½ HP, $100,000. Economy 6 HP & 1½ HP on Hit & Miss Engines on Carts. N um ero us s i gni f i cant Phone Booth, Coke Machines, Old Soda Signs, books were checked out Soda Pop Collectibles, Country Store Advertising, during this auction, includPedal Cars, Large Buddy L Train Set, Old Toys, ing a bibliographic rarity: the Early Safe, York Safe, Morning Glory Horns, 1853 three-volume, first-edi100+ 1/18 Die Cast Cars, 1,000’s of Hot Wheels. tion, remainder-issued set of Herman Melville’s ”The Whale,” better known as ”Moby-Dick.”
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Abraham Lincoln was among this event’s most significant draws, led by the $181,250 realized for a signed Abraham Lincoln carte-de-visite that set an auction record. pieces of history to our clients California realized $52,500. The so they can continue sharing reason for the bidding war that the stories they tell.” accompanied the document: Steve Soboroff’s assem- its date, April 13, 1865, Lincoln’s bled, lavishly acclaimed collec- last full day alive. According to tion of typewriters realized a Smith’s note on the document, total of $282,825, led by Ernest “The last official act of Mr. LinHemingway’s 1926 Underwood coln was to affix his signature Standard, arguably the most to this instrument at 3.30 P.M.” significant in Soboroff’s colAmong the auction’s top lection, as Hemingway used lots was General Ulysses S. the machine to write his let- Grant’s Civil War presentaters from Finca Vigia, his estate tion sword, considered in 1864 near Havana, some 2,500 of “the most beautiful and costly which are stored at the John F. sword yet manufactured in Kennedy Presidential Museum this country.” Indeed, the RichLibrary and Museum. mond Examiner proclaimed it a As expected, the Under- “magnificent sword for General wood sparked a heated bid- Grant” on April 16, 1864. Hence, ding war when it hit the block. its final price of $375,000. By the time the dust settled, Also among the auction’s Hemingway’s typewriter sold top lots was the Nobel Prize in for $162,500. Chemistry awarded in 1948 to Among the collections’ Swedish biochemist Arne Wilmany storied and valuable helm Kaurin Tiselius for his lots, noted typewriter enthu- research on electrophoresis General Ulysses S. Grant’s siast Tom Hanks’ 1963 Hermes and adsorption analysis, work Civil War presentation sword 3000 realized $8,750. Hanks’ that ultimately contributed to realized $375,000.
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Blandon Cherry Antiques & Art, Paris, KY
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