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Thomas Cole’s Journey: Atlantic Crossings Exhibition Marks 200th Anniversary Of The Artist’s Arrival In America Celebrated as one of America’s preeminent landscape painters, Thomas Cole (1801-48) was born in northern England at the start of the Industrial Revolution, emigrated to the United States in his youth, and traveled exten- Thomas Cole’s (1801–48) “View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, sively through- Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm-The Oxbow” (detail), from 1836, out England and is an oil-on-canvas, 51.5-by-76 inches, courtesy of The Metropolitan Italy as a young Museum of Art, New York, gift of Mrs. Russell Sage, 1908 (08.228). artist. He returned to America to create some learned from contemporary painters of his most ambitious works and in England, including Turner, inspire a new generation of American Constable, and John Martin, and furartists, launching a national school thered his studies in landscape and of landscape art. Opening Tuesday, figure painting in Italy. By exploring Jan. 30, at The Metropolitan Museum this formative period in Cole’s life, the of Art, the exhibition “Thomas Cole’s exhibition will offer a significant reviJourney: Atlantic Crossings” will sion of existing accounts of his work, examine, for the first time, the artist’s which have, until now, emphasized transatlantic career and engagement the American aspects of his formawith European art. With Cole’s mas- tion and identity. The exhibition will terwork “The Oxbow” (1836) as its also provide new interpretations of centerpiece, the exhibition will fea- Cole’s work within the expanded conture more than three dozen exam- texts of the history of the British ples of his large-scale landscape Empire, the rise of the United States, paintings, oil studies, and works on the Industrial Revolution and the paper. Consummate paintings by American wilderness, and Romantic Cole will be juxtaposed with works by theories of history. Upon his return to America, European masters including J. M. W. Turner and John Constable, among Cole applied the lessons he had others, highlighting the dialogue learned abroad to create the fivebetween American and European part series “The Course of Empire” artists and establishing Cole as a (1834–36). These works reveal a defmajor figure in 19th-century land- inition of the new American scape art within a global context. The Sublime that comes to its fullest exhibition marks the 200th anniver- expression in “The Oxbow” (1836). Finally, the exhibition concludes sary of Cole’s arrival in America. The exhibition follows the with an examination of Cole’s legachronology of Cole’s life, beginning cy in the works of the next generawith his origins in recently industri- tion of American landscape alized northern England, his arrival painters whom Cole personally in the United States in 1818, and his mentored, notably Asher B. Durand embrace of the American wilder- and Frederic E. Church. The exhibition is made possible ness as a novel subject for landscape art of the New World. Early by The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation. works by Cole will reveal his prodi- Additional support is provided by gious talent. After establishing him- the Henry Luce Foundation, White self as the premier landscape & Case LLP, the Enterprise Holdings painter of the young United States, Endowment, and the Terra Foundation for American Art. It is he traveled back to Europe. The next section will explore in supported by an Indemnity from depth Cole’s return to England in the Federal Council on the Arts and 1829–31 and his travels in Italy in the Humanities. It is organized by 1831–32, revealing the development The Metropolitan Museum of Art, of his artistic processes. He New York, and The National Gallery, embraced the on-site landscape oil London. The exhibition location is The study and adopted elements of the European landscape tradition reach- Met Fifth Avenue, Floor 1, Gallery 746, ing back to Claude Lorrain. He The Erving and Joyce Wolf Gallery.

A rare early Sinclair Opaline Motor Oil one-gallon oil can with a detailed race car graphic sold for $2,520.

Advertising memorabilia showed strong prices at Route 32 Auctions’ debut auction on Nov. 25, held at Christy’s of Indiana in Indianapolis. Bidders were in attendance at the venue as well as on the internet and the phones. Route 32 Auctions is headquartered in Crawfordsville, Ind., and specializes in petroliana, automobilia, and general store memorabilia. Nearly 350 lots of original advertising memorabilia, such as gas station and automobile dealership signs, gas pump globes, oil cans and more, were consigned in what Kevin Parker, president and

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The En-Ar-Co White Rose double-sided porcelain sign, 48 inches in diameter and still in its original frame, realized $6,480.

A Fisk “Time to Re-Tire” single-sided tin sign with yawning boy graphic, 41-by-52 inches, sold for $3,565.

British East Indian And China Trade Paintings Soar At Clars Rare Huanghuali Furniture Achieves Over Quarter-Million Dollars Clars Auction Gallery hosted their monthly Fine Art, Decorative Art, Furniture, Jewelry/Timepieces and Asian Art Auction on Dec. 17 at their Oakland, Calif., gallery and saleroom. Asian art and antiques were expected to highlight the sale, and the results did not disappoint. In fine art, one of the most important global collections of 19th century British East Indian and China trade paintings were offered, and

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This huanghuali mixed wood clothing cabinet sold for $48,420.

From the estate of Thomas Williamson (Orinda, Calif.), this rare gouache from 1830 titled “Portrait of Sir David Ochterlony” (1758-1825) sold for $19,360.

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the prices realized were over the top. Overall, the collections and property offered in this sale fueled it to be the strongest December auction in the firm’s history. Highlights in Asian Art and Antiques A collection of Chinese huanghuali furniture commanded well over estimate prices, realizing over $250,000. Fueled by the workmanship and limited supply of Continued on page 2

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furniture made from this rare and near extinct wood, bidders competed for items. Topping these offerings was a pair of demilune tables that came to the sale with an estimate of $10,000-$15,000 and realized $72,600. Following suit was a mixed wood cabinet that was expected to bring $25,000, but sold for $48,400. Doubling This pair of Chinese huanghuali high estimate was a pair of demilune tables sold for $72,600. horseshoe back chairs that brought $33,275, and a wine estimate for $22,990. table sold for over high Strong prices on the Asian offerings were not limited to the huanghuali collection. A Chinese overlay wall panel with scholar’s items was estimated to achieve $5,000-$7,000 but sold for $15,730. A pair of Chinese underThis circa 1850 work-on-paper from the East glazed blue Indian/Punjab School, titled “Hunting Cheetahs or porcelain fish Leopard,” sold for $7,865. bowls (est.

The Atomic Era NASA collection from the property of the vice president and lead engineer of Rockwell International, Ray Larson (1954-86), realized over $16,000.

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founder of Route 32 Auctions, called “a very successful sale.” More than 300 people attended the auction in person, and over 350 people registered to bid online through Proxibid.com and HiBid.com. It was a no reserve auction, with everything being sold to the highest bidder. Bidders were excited to have an opportunity to bid on seldomseen items, which ranged from a rare early Sinclair Opaline Motor Oil one-gallon oil can with a detailed race car graphic ($2,520) to a scarce single Pepco 1 5 - i n c h globe lens mounted to a new metal body ($2,645). The early Marathon Products “Best in the Long Run” double-sided porcelain sign, with the iconic running man graphic, was the overall top lot of the auction, fetching $6,900. The sign measured 48 inches in diameter, was marked “Veribrite The Associated Gasoline “More Miles” double-sided porcelain sign, 27.5 inches in diameter, marked “Ingram Richardson, Beaver Falls, Pa.,” sold for $4,080.

This early Marathon Products “Best in the Long Run” double-sided porcelain sign, with the iconic running man graphic, sold for $6,900. and Service porcelain sign, measuring 27-by-66 inches, also brought a notable $3,450. The rare Associated Gasoline “More This Cadillac Authorized Service double-sided porcelain sign, 42 inches in diameter, marked “Walker & Co., Detroit,” sold for $6,325. Miles” double-sided porcelain sign, measuring 27.5 inches in diameter and marked “Ingram Richardson, Beaver Falls, Pa.,” sold for $4,080. Also, a Kendall “The 2,000 Miles Oil” single-sided curved porcelain sign, measuring 30-by19 inches, topped out at $2,400. The Fisk “Time to ReTire” singlesided tin sign with yawning boy graphic, measuring 41-by-52 inches, went for an astonishing $3,565, while a Valvoline “Costs Less to Use” single-sided tin sign, mounted on its original wooden frame and marked “Enameled Steel Sign Co., Chicago,” hit the mark at $2,875. The gas pump globes brought strong numbers as well. The 15-inch Precision

Signs, Chicago,” and displayed the early Marathon green and orange colors. The En-Ar-Co White Rose double-sided porcelain sign was the runner-up, selling for $6,480. It also measured 48 inches in diameter and still retained its original frame. The Cadillac Authorized Service double-sided porcelain sign rounded out the top three, selling for a very impressive $6,325. It measured 42 inches in diameter and The Valvoline “Costs Less to Use” single-sided tin sign, was marked mounted on its original wooden frame and marked “Walker & Co., “Enameled Steel Sign Co., Chicago,” went for $2,875. Detroit.” All prices include the buyer’s Gasoline globe (Colorado premium. Petroleum Products Co.), A Chevrolet “OK Used Cars” mounted in an original porcesingle-sided porcelain button lain coated metal body, sold sign, measuring 60 inches in for $3,162, and the 15-inch diameter, ended at an amaz- Royal Gasoline globe mounted ing $4,370. A single-side on a new metal body, $2,875. Lincoln Ford Fordson Sales Route 32 Auctions is set to hold another large sale on Saturday, March 24, again at Christy’s of Indiana in 4 EASY WAYS TO SUBSCRIBE! Indianapolis. The company will then hold an Iowa Gas 1. Call: 1-800-800-1833, ext. 2541 Auction on Aug. 1, 2, and 3 in 2. Fax this form: 717-653-6165 Des Moines, Iowa. 3. Mail this form to address shown To learn more about Route 32 Auctions, readers may call 4. www.antiquesandauctionnews.net 765-307-7119 or visit And Receive www.route32auctions.com.

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mass-produced modern-era product. Your best bet is to bite the proverbial bullet and purchase high-grade vintage cards graded by BGS or PSA. And there you have it, the top five collecting categories poised for growth as we enter 2018. My next article will look at the top five five collecting categories that are losing momentum as we enter 2018. Until that time, thanks for reading, and have a great new year!

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I combined these two categories to prevent the collectible tabletop card game genre from monopolizing this list. This is the most controversial entry on the list, and the category cannot be ignored. Both Magic: The Gathering and the Pokemon collectible card game premiered in the 1990s during the electronic entertainment boom. The fact they are still going strong to this day is a testament to just how popular they are. Rare and vintage third-party-graded Pokemon cards, along with scarce Magic: The Gathering cards, have set auction records in 2017. Some of these cards are now commanding $50,000-plus. Advice to novice collectors and investors: If buying for investment, forget

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02/10-11/18, GRAYSLAKE, SAT & SUN, ChicagolandZ Premiere Monthly Antique Market, Lake County Fairgrounds 02/25/18, WHEATON, SUN, Wheaton Antique Market, DuPage Co Fairgrounds MARYLAND 01/27/18, HAVRE DE GRACE, SAT 8 AM-3 PM, Vintage Hunting & Fishing Collectibles, 3633 Level Village Rd, Level Volunteer Fire Hall NEW JERSEY 02/04/18, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 03/04/18, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor NEW YORK 01/19-21/18, NEW YORK, FRI & SAT 11 AM-8 PM SUN 11 AM-6 PM, Art Fair, 125 W 18th St, Metropolitan Pavilion 01/19-21/18, NEW YORK, FRI 10 AM-7 PM SAT 11 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Art Design & Antiques, 980 Park Ave At 84th St, Wallace Hall 01/20-21/18, SYRACUSE, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 581 State Fair Blvd, New York State Fairgrounds Center of Progress Building OHIO 01/20-21/18, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antique Market, Ohio Expo Center

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01/20/18, CHAMBERSBURG, SAT 9 AM, Antiques & miscellaneous; Antique artwork Noon; Early period, Victorian, 20th c. furniture 1 pm, 4401 Philadelphia Ave, Kenny's Auction

NEVADA 01/26/18, LAS VEGAS, FRI NOON EST, Gold Rush Auction featuring western & native American, 4520 Arville St #1, Morphy Auctions Las Vegas

01/20/18, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM, Tool featuring edge tools, wooden molding planes, metal planes measuring devices, blacksmithing tools, wrench collection hammers, saws, primitives, books, Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers

OHIO 01/27/18, WILLOUGHBY, SAT 10 AM, Historical Military & Firearms Event featuring Adolf Hitler's desk, Komar & Melamid Yalta conference painting, WWII captured German Standarte, 1936 Mercedes belonging to Nazi doctor & more. Live Bidding thru: milestoneauctions.com, liveauctioneers, proxibid & invaluable, 3860 Ben Hur Ave, Milestone Auctions Gallery

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02/02/18, DELAWARE, FRI 9 AM, Eclectic featuring musical instruments & players, furniture, porcelain/china, stoneware/pottery, folk art, fine art & prints, lamps & lighting, sterling & silver plate, clocks, bronzes etc. Live Internet Bidding @ www.garthslive.com, Eclectic Gallery 2097 London Rd Su F, Garth's Auctioneers & Appraisers

03/03-04/18, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea & Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

PENNSYLVANIA 01/17/18, EAST EARL, WED 5 PM, Coin & Currency, Shady Maple Conference Room 129 Toddy Dr, Cabin Fever Auctions

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01/18/18, QUARRYVILLE, THURS NOON, Antiques, furniture, coins, box lots, 3164 White Oak Rd, Pa Auction Center 01/19/18, POTTSTOWN, FRI 5 PM, Antiques, sports, comics, vintage toys, jewelry, ephemera etc., 1920 Ridge Rd, John Hums Auction 01/20-21/18, MYERSTOWN, SAT 10 AM SUN 11 AM, Coin & Currency, 119 E Main St (Rear), All Points Auction Co.

01/20/18, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Variety Auction - Art, collectibles, figurines, toys, dolls, hose & home, quilts; Furniture Noon; Specialty Auction - Coins, sterling, jewelry, watches etc., 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

01/25/18, HATFIELD, THURS 9 AM, Gallery/Estate featuring antiques, furnishings, Persian area rugs, collectibles, primitives, china, glassware, artwork, porcelain, assortment of military pins, awards, patches & related items, sterling, jewelry etc., Alderfer's Auction Ctr. 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

01/20/18, QUARRYVILLE, SAT 8 AM & NOON, 8:00 am - Sporting goods featuring ammo, binoculars, knives, crossbow, ammo boxes, decoys etc.; Noon - Cataloged auction of firearms featuring rifles, shotguns, pistols etc., 3164 White Oak Rd, Pa Auction Center

01/27-28/18, LAS VEGAS, SAT & SUN NOON EST, Coin-Op & Gambling, 4520 Arville St #1, Morphy Auctions Las Vegas

01/20/18, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Coin, Four Points by Sheraton Hotel & Suites 1650 Toronita St, Martin Heaps 01/21/18, ANDREAS, SUN 10 AM, Early porcelain Mobil Oil lollipop advertising sign, Dr. Quack horse & buggy salesman sample medicine wagon, mechanical banks blue decorated crock, crocks & jugs, vintage childrens toys etc., Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R Arner 01/21/18, DOUGLASSVILLE, SUN 8:30 AM, Motorcycle, toys, tools, antique tools, nautical etc., Merritt's Antique Clock Complex 1860 Weavertown Rd, Cabin Fever Auctions 01/22/18, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING MON 8 PM, Macungie, Pa - Fine quality furniture, lighting, china, glassware, artwork, sculptures, collectibles, women's designer clothing, linens, sewing, sprorting, exercise equipment etc., Online w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

01/27/18, SPRING CITY, SAT 9 AM, Furniture, glassware, primitives costume jewelry, books, early valentines, Barbie dolls, clothing, bodies, heads etc., other dolls & toys, showcases of dishes from old Merritt's Store, antiques, 20 Bonnie Brae Rd, Ron Rhoads

01/27/18, WEST CHESTER, SAT 10 AM, Antique autos, antiques tractors, John Deere Lawn tractors, snowmobiles, farm eqipment, tools, guns & HH items, 190 Blue Rock Rd, Barr/Davis Auctioneers, LLC

01/27/18, ZIONSVILLE, SAT 9 AM, Asian, Chinese, Burmese, Thai & Cambodian, Peruvian, Brazilian, Mexican, Haitian, African & other Art & Collectibles, 6271 Batman Rd, Zettlemoyer Auction Co.

01/29/18, DOWNINGTOWN, ONLINE ONLY MON, Decorative Arts, Online @ www.bidsquare.com, Pook & Pook Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers

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Morphy Auctions’ Gold Rush, Western, And Native American Sale Set For Jan. 26 Las Vegas Auction To Present Over 330 Lots Of Western-Related Antiques Across A Spectrum Of Categories Morphy Auctions is pleased to announce its Gold Rush, Western, and Native American Auction to be held on Friday, Jan. 26, starting at noon EST. January is a fantastic time to visit Las Vegas, and this sale is perfectly timed to fit into a mid-winter getaway to this popular travel destination. All items in this sale are on display in Mophy’s Las Vegas gallery and are available for preview. Native American cultural materials and armaments are two highlight categories in this comprehensive sale. These extraordinary treasures and artifacts, made by hand with the finest attention to detail and craftsmanship, demonstrate the perfect intersection of elegant form and function. Lot #17, a hide Prairie tobacco bag, is estimated at $10,00020,000. This circa 1860 example is detailed with beaded contour floral motifs and tab drops with cutouts and retains traces of its early and original paint. And lot #6, a Santee Sioux hide scout shirt, is estimated at $10,000-15,000. This rarity dating from the 1880s features fringe and quill work in floral patterns on both the front and back panels.

This Elgin 14-carat gold pocket watch and gold quartz chain will be estimated at $6,000-$10,000. It’s time to get a handle on this sale’s selection of museum quality hand weapons. Lot #5, a circa 1860 Eastern Plains or Western Great Lakes gun stock club, is estimated at $30,00050,000. This decorated example has a pierced triangular base, recessed grip, and an exaggerated steel blade set into the crook. The blade is pierced twice and inlaid with the words “Little Hill” in brass. Lot #12, a Cheyenne pipe tomahawk with a beaded drop, is estimated at $30,000-50,000. Its shaft is accented with brass tacks and a heavily beaded leather drop with fringe. The reverse side of the drop is lined with red calico fabric. And lot #16, a late 19thcentury Southern Plains pictorial pipe tomahawk, is estimated at $20,000-35,000. This artifact, with provenance to the Marvin L. Lince collection, has a beautiful file branded hardwood haft with brass tack decorations and a carved mouth-piece. The blade is engraved with a morning star, a southern flames element, and a battle scene depicting two warriors in combat, possibly a Pawnee and Cheyenne brave. Antique advertising materials relating to America’s western expansion and all things gold-rush related are

well represented in this sale. Finely curated selections of “Go West” themed materials are on offer, including signs, posters, paintings, and other ephemeral categories. A 14carat opportunity here is lot #66, a circa 1870 Everts, Wilson & Co. double sided wooden painted sign offering “gold dust bought.” Estimated at $50,000-100,000, this piece of history and folk art is pictured in Jann Garvis’ “Roar of the Monitors.” And lot #55, a small Wells Fargo & Co. wooden strong box with its original

A Southern Plains pictorial pipe tomahawk will be estimated at $20,000-$35,000. leather handles, is estimated at $10,000-$20,000. This petite example, circa 1880, retains its original green paint and offwhite lettering. Its interior is stamped “Manufactured by J.Y. Ayer 3740 Seventeenth St. S.F. Cal.” Collectors are certain to appreciate the rock star selections of antique gold quartz jewelry and accessories offered. A gem in its own right is lot #162, a women’s solid gold and gold quartz pin, estimated at $2,000-4,000. The circa 1860s showstopper features stippled gold detailing, a center oval inlaid with equal parts black and grey gold quartz, and ends highlighted with period black enamel designs. Three presentation canes are also walk-off favorites in the gold quartz category. The first is lot #237, a gold quartz example dated 1866. It is decorated with a 14-carat knob inlaid with beautiful oval

An Indian “gun stock” tacked war club will be estimated at $30,000-$50,000. carat gold quartz hunting case pocket watch decorated with eight inlaid alternating panels of gold quartz and agate surrounding eight different California mineral specimens, is estimated at $40,000-60,000. It is detailed with a white enamel single sunk dial with roman numerals and blued steel hands and includes a 15inch-long buckle-link pocket watch chain with five double sided inlays of gold quartz. Lot #322, a rare, circa 1890s 18-carat rose gold California gold quartz Waltham hunting case pocket watch, is estimated at $15,00030,000. Its cover is beautifully decorated with eight inlaid panels of gold quartz with alternating shades of pink and white surrounding a hand engraved relief of a California bear in yellow gold. Its reverse simply glows with a wonderful but subtle hand engraved border. And lot #205, a 14-carat Elgin National Watch Co. hunting case pocket watch decorated with multi-color gold flowers, leaves, and a realistic depiction of a California mountain lion, is estimated at $6,000-10,000. The circa 1889 item features a stunning fancy porcelain-enamel dial in incredible condition and gold filigree hands and includes an eye-catching 15-inch-long, six linked gold quartz chain in rose gold. This sale rounds out with a refreshing blend of outstanding antique back bar bottles, taxidermy, gold nuggets, silver, and other mostly 19th-century themed western finds. A sterling example here is lot #141, an 1889 Silverton railroad pass issued by Otto Mears. It depicts a vignette of the Colorado countryside as a small train runs through it. This hot ticket

The Santee Sioux scout shirt will be This Cheyenne pipe tomahawk with beaded drop will be estimated at estimated at $10,000-$15,000. $30,000-$50,000.

A Wells Fargo & Co. wooden strong box will be estimated at $10,000-$20,000.

The Everts, Wilson & Co. Gold Dust advertising sign will be estimated at $5,000-$10,000. is estimated at $7,000-10,000. The Silverton Railroads served the Silverton mining communities in Colorado around the turn of the 19th century. These passes were issued by Otto Mears to only a select few patrons of his railroad, and it allowed them to ride the rails compliments of Otto himself. And lot #67, an extremely rare pair of forged iron Republica Mexicana round rowel spurs from circa 1850, are estimated at $6,000-9,000. Getting right to the point, these spurs feature a rattlesnake shank with 2.75inch diameter early clock gear filigreed flower pattern rowels and small swinging buttons and rollers. “We are excited to welcome both new and repeat customers to our January 2018 Gold Rush, Western, and Native American sales event in Las Vegas. The selections of gold quartz accessories, watches, and jewelry in this sale are the finest I can ever recall. These items are simply spectacular, and photos alone cannot do them justice or capture the magical way the light plays off the stones and gold ore. For

These Republica Mexicana round rowel spurs will be estimated at $6,000-$9,000.

The Prairie tobacco bag will be estimated at $10,000-$20,000.

A solid gold and gold quartz pin will be estimated at $2,000-$4,000. example, the Waltham 18-carat gold and gold quartz hunting case pocket watch is just extraordinary in person. We welcome you to visit our gallery in Las Vegas to view these rarities in person, or, of course, check This walking stick with gold and gold them out online anytime at quartz handle will be estimated at www.morphyauctions.com,” $5,000-$10,000. said Dan Morphy.

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An 1889 Silverton railroad pass will be estimated at $7,000-$10,000. quartz panels and a top quartz panel and estimated at $20,000-30,000. The second is a gold quartz presentation cane dated 1869. This rarity, decorated with an engraved 14-carat knob topped with a beautiful quartz panel, is estimated at $10,000-15,000. And the third is lot #160, an ebony walking stick with a 14-carat gold and gold quartz handle, estimated at $5,000-10,000. This circa 1860 treasure is engraved “To Captain W. Baker Ship Swallow F.H. Allen” and features alternating floral panels on its handle. Now would be a perfect time to consider the 50 lots of fine antique pocket watches available through this sale. Lot #325, a circa 1899 Waltham 18-

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FURNITURE (12 Noon): Antique & Modern. Dining Set; BR Set; Sofa; Bookcase; Trunk; nk; Tea Cart; Baby Carriage; Wicker Screen; Table and Rayo Lamps; Clocks: Figural Mantle, Porcelain. ART: Antique & Modern Prints & Paintings; Asian; Pencil Signed; Original Oils; Abstract; Decorative; Foster’s Mirror; t ’ Mi PRR Prints; P. Buckley Moss; Metal Wall Sculpture; Religious Sculptures. COLLECTIBLES: Dept. 56; Violin; Vintage Marbles and Buttons; Crock; Lanterns incl. Dietz; Black Americana; Carnival Bowls; McCoy Vase; Hull Pottery; Figurines: Porcelain incl. Lenox Birds, Pewter incl. Franklin Mint; Toys: Plasticville G-Scale Buildings incl. Texaco, Watchtower, Hess Trucks, Lego Kits, Bowser Cars, Mini Transformers, Dolls incl. Nesting, Madame Alexander; Cast Bookends; Ironstone Transferware Pitchers and Vase; Model Cars; Cast Banks incl. Uncle Sam, Animals; Bunnykins Dishes; Photo Albums; Boyd’s Bears Figures. HOUSE AND HOME: Large Volume Silver Plate incl. Trays, Goblets; Cutlery; 10+ Quilts.

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COINS: US Gold: 1907 $5 and 1909 $5. US Silver: Dollars incl. Morgan, Peace; Halves, Quarters, C Dimes. 25 1993 1 Oz. American Eagles. Jefferson and Buffalo Nickels; Mint and Proof Sets; 1877 D Trade Dollar; Lg. Collection Wheat Cents; Silver Certiﬁcates; Constantine the Great Era 330 AD Tr Coins; Foreign Coins and Currency. STERLING: Flatware incl Demitasse, Teaspoons, Seafood Co Forks, Serving Pieces, Bottle Opener; Hollowware incl Plates, Sorbet, Dishes, Baskets; Weighted Fo Compotes; Candelabra; Candles; Silver Plate: Camille Tea Set, Punch Bowl with Cups, 4-Tiered ered Server, Reed and Barton Flatware Service. JEWELRY: Gold incl. 18K, 14K, 10K Rings, Bands, and Chains; Diamond and Gemstone Jewelry; Gem Rings; Silver incl. Chains, Earrings, Pins incl. Mexican; Watches Wrist and Pocket incl. Elgin, Waltham, Fashion, Bulova, Admiral; Costume incl. Individual and Large Lots, Beads; Loose Gems; Much More!

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Firearms Auctions In Fairfield, Maine, Gross More Than $18.3 Million Combined Every fall, two separate firearms auction companies, James D. Julia Inc. and Poulin Auctions, conduct firearms auctions back-to-back in Fairfield, Maine. This year, the Julia fall auction generated more than $15.1 million in sales and, combined with approximately $3.2 million produced at the Poulin auction, pushed the entire gross to more than $18.3 million. At least nine world auction records

estimated at $150,000$225,000, realized $166,750, making it the top shotgun of the sale. Parkers and Winchesters did well, and a Parker A-1 Special from the Bouwkamp collection brought an astounding $142,600 against an estimate of $75,000-$125,000. Numerous fine Winchester Model 21s were sold, the most important of which was a

This extremely rare Cofer percussion Confederate revolver, serial number 11, with holster, estimated at $100,000-$150,000, sold for $103,500.

A rare 1809 dated Virginia Manufactory 1st Model pistol sold for an auction record price of $46,000 (est. $8,000-$12,000).

A rare and documented Winchester Model 1873 “1 of 1,000” lever action rifle estimated at $75,000-$125,000 sold for $103,500. were achieved, and approximately 390 lots realized $10,000 or more, 136 lots hitting $25,000 or more, and nearly 40 lots over $50,000. For nearly two decades now, Julia’s has been among the world’s leading auction houses for rare and valuable sporting arms. This sale, held Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 and 2, featured over 500 lots of sporting arms, which generated nearly $5 million. Stars of the sale included several of the A.H. Fox shotguns from the Dana J. Tauber estate, considered among the finest collection of A.H. Fox shotguns to ever come to auction. An exceptionally rare (one of three), fine

The extremely rare Confederate Scopes 2nd quality Whitworth sharpshooter’s rifle, estimated at $40,000-$60,000, sold for $161,000.

custom 20 gauge finished with five inlaid gold stars for the first chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff and one of just nine five-star generals in the U.S. armed forces, Omar Bradley. Estimated at $100,000-$200,000, it sold for $115,000. Not to be outdone by their American counterparts, fine sporting guns from England and Europe also performed well. A Holland & Holland Royal hammerless ejector gun referred to as the “Swan Gun,” with sculptured decorations with multi-gold inlays, was estimated at

$70,000-$110,000 and sold for $120,750. A pair of original condition, lightweight, 16 gauge Golden Age Boss sidelock ejector guns came on the block with an estimate of $35,000-$55,000 and realized $155,250. A Golden Age H&H Royal hammerless double rifle .30 caliber super was estimated at $35,000-$60,000 and sold for $50,600, and a superb Purdey hammer pigeon shotgun with exquisite relief engraving was of Royal descent, one time belonging to King Alphonso of Spain, sold for $57,500. Julia’s is also known for

selling rare and valuable Confederate and Civil War arms, and this auction featured three well-known collections. A rare Confederate scoped second quality Whitworth sharp shooter’s rifle from the estate collection of Morris Racker, estimated at $40,000-$60,000, sold for $161,000, setting a new auction record for this model. One of the true rarities, and among the most coveted revolvers in Confederate collecting, is the brass framed percussion revolver made in Portsmouth, Va., by Thomas W. Cofer. This auction included Cofer revolver serial number 11, which is considered the finest example known. Estimated at

The rare (one of three) and extremely fine A.H. Fox “FE” grade shotgun with special gold inlays, estimated at $150,000-$225,000, sold for $166,750.

The Parker Brothers Grand Old Parker “A-1 Special” 12 gauge shotgun, described and illustrated in “The Parker Story,” estimated at $75,000$125,000, sold for $142,600.

$100,000-$150,000, it sold for $103,500. Also from the Racker collection was a rare inscribed and cased early 1st model LeMat grapeshot revolver that belonged to Confederate surgeon Thomas B. Memminger, son of Confederate Secretary of Treasury Christopher G. Memminger, that sold for $57,500 against an estimate of $25,000-$35,000. A rare Colt This historic silver mounted Hawken A fine Civil War Cyrus Alger 1853- The rare inscribed Scagel utility knife Walker percussion revolver 20 bore rifle of George W. Atchison, estimated dated Bronze 12 pounder Mountain with ultra-rare ivory scales and original from the Robert Roughton Fox FE with at $80,000-$100,000, sold for Howitzer, estimated at $45,000- sheath, estimated at $20,000- collection brought $71,875. $60,000, realized $69,000. $30,000, sold for $23,000. The Fred Donaldson estate special gold inlays, $109,250.

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featured a fine 1st model Griswold revolver that belonged to Confederate Capt. John Morton that brought $23,000. A fine Civil War Cyrus Alger 1853-dated bronze 12 pounder Mountain Howitzer was estimated at $45,000-$60,000 and brought $69,000. After all was said and done, more than 170 rare Civil War arms and related items were sold in this auction, generating a total of nearly $2 million. Continued on page 15

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TRACTORS & FARM EQUIPMENT John Deere X740 Ultimate Lawn Tractor (62” Deck, 5,40 hrs.), John Deere 455 Diesel Lawn Tractor (60” deck, 1972 hrs.), John Deere 46” Snowblower Attachment & Tire Chains, 1941 John Deere LA Restored (new tires, WFE), John Deere A Restored (NFE), John Deere Sickle Bar, Mustang 332 Skidloader (new engine w/80 hrs. runtime, toothed bucket & forks), McCormick Farmall 560 Diesel (132 hrs., NFE, 4 bottom plow fast hitch, load, 10 disc), David Brown Selectomatic 880 Diesel (2,024 hrs., canopy, new tires), Farmall Super C with new tires (not running), Farmall F20 in poor condition, TRAC-VAC, Woods 72” Bushhog, 72” Bushhog, Silage Wagon, Silo Filler, Crimper, 3 Pt Posthole Digger, 2 Row Planter, 2 Bottom Plow, Harrow, Hay Rake, Peg Harrow, Rear Scraper Blade, Skid Tanks, 8’ Wagon, Pickup Bed Trailer, Corn Wagon, Hay Wagon, Running Gear and more.

ANTIQUE VEHICLES Restored 1930 Ford Model A (2 door sedan, 49,900 miles), Restored 1967 VW Bug (12 Volt, 51,365 miles), Unrestored 1941 Packard (4 door), Unrestored 1952 5 Window Chevy Pickup, Antique Vehicle Parts, 1953 GMC 5000 Single Axle Dual Wheel Dump Truck, Old Solid Tire Truck Tires, Truck Cap, Tires & more.

SNOWMOBILES Artic Cat Panther, El Tigre, Jag, Snowmobile Trailer.

TOOLS & EQUIPMENT Monarch Planer, Joiner, Table Saw, Scroll Saw, Band Saw, Drill Press, Router Table, Drafting Table, Lathe, Mitre Saw, Sanders, Old Small Hand Crank Scroll Saw, Rotozip, Laser Level, Recip Saw, Nail Gun, Hand Planes, Upright Toolbox, Carpenter’s Toolbox, Shop Compressor, Chain Hoists, Shop Cart, Tire Changer, Grindstone, Parts Washer, Multi Mig Welder, Sandblaster, Lincoln Welder, Battery Chargers, Floor Jack, Jack Stands, Metal Lathe, Stihl FS90R Weedeater, Stihl Blower, Backpack Sprayer, Acet. Torch & Cart, Stihl Pole Saw, Chain Saw, Pressure Washer, Steam Genny, Generator, Ladders, Mantis Tiller, Troy-Bilt Tiller, Wooden Crates, Scythes, Whirligigs Whirligigs, Torpedo Heaters, Beam Scale, Calipers, Milkcan, Egg Basket, Cider Press, Roof Slate, Chains, Bolt Bin, Very Large Anvil, Chick Brooder, Ice Tongs, Wire Tree Baskets, Wheel Weights, CI Trough, Lots of Asst. Hand Tools, Lumber, Doors, Windows, Honey Extractor & much more.

GUNS Gun Cabinet, Winchester Shotgun, Mossberg 20 ga., Remington .22 cal., Sentinel .22 cal. Revolver, Herters 357 cal. German Revolver & more.

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As the World’s Largest Collectibles Auctioneer, Heritage Auctions can provide the highest possible financial return for your vintage trading cards and sports collectibles. Cash advances and outright purchase offers are always available for quality material, and we are happy to provide free appraisals. And Heritage has never been late with a single consignment settlement check in our 40+ years in operation. A cased pair of flintlock carriage pistols with spring loaded bayonets by Isaac Blissett sold for an auction record price of $63,250 (est. $27,500-$35,000). session for this collection, and among the notable items was an experimental Walther PP with a unique mechanism and semi-shrouded/solid hammer, distinctly different from production versions of this gun. It

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This Soviet T-34/85 tank sold for $46,000 (est. $45,000-$85,000). sold for $31,625, against an estimate of $20,000-$30,000. A Walther Armee-Pistole in original condition with two matching magazines, one of just 50 such firearms made for testing

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Superb “as found” high original condition pair of 16 gauge “Golden Age” Boss sidelock ejector double trigger light game shotguns, estimated at $35,000$55,000, realized $155,250. prior to the military’s acceptance of the P38, a late production, all matching specimen, was estimated at $27,500-$35,000 and sold for $28,750. Dozens of edged weapons were sold in this auction, including a rare inscribed Scagel utility knife with ultrarare ivory scales and original sheath from the Douglass H. Sandrock collection. The blade on this Scagel knife is marked on the right side in period script and sold for $23,000 against an estimate of $20,000-$30,000. Also from the Sandrock collection was a mint condition Scagel camp knife that was also estimated at $20,000-$30,000 and sold for $20,700. A quite rare “War of 1812” U.S. regulation naval boarding ax sailed through its $7,000-$9,000 estimate and went for $20,125. The majority of the highvalue items were sold in the first session known as the “Extraordinary Session.” The

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This auction also featured the largest offering of Virginia Manufactory firearms to come to auction in many years, a total of 15 arms. The top performer was a rare 1809 dated 1st model pistol from the 3rd Virginia Regiment from the collection of Robert Roughton. It is very difficult to find examples of this gun in original flint, especially with the desirable Virginia Regiment markings such as this one. This nearly all-original gun sold for $46,000, nearly four times the high end of its $8,000-$12,000 estimate. Since 2008, James D. Julia Inc. has sold more Class 3 firearms than all other North American auction houses combined, both in the number of units and in dollar value. This auction generated strong results, with 102 lots sold bringing in excess of $2.3 million and six new auction world records. Leading the way for the Class 3 results was a Chinese Type 56 (AK-47), which came with a signed and notarized history from the U.S. Airforce pilot who acquired this gun during his combat tour in Vietnam and subsequently registered it during the Amnesty of 1968. A stellar specimen for its kind, it was estimated at $70,000-$100,000 and went for $86,250. A rare and desirable Cadillac Gage Stoner Model 63 LMG brought an auction world record price of $74,750 against an estimate of $50,000-$80,000. Another record came from an iconic and original German WWII MG42 with tripod, which shattered its estimate of $35,000$40,000, selling for $74,750. Another rare Class 3 record breaker was a Model 1919 Colt Monitor automatic machine rifle estimated at $50,000$75,000 that sold for $71,785. A historic Savage U.S. Model 1917 Lewis machine gun that featured a U.S. Navy anchor proof on the receiver and bolt soared past its estimate of $15,000-$25,000 to bring a record price of $57,500. A Japanese Type 92 heavy machine gun on tripod with numerous accessories sold for a record $40,250 against an estimate of $18,000$28,000. Rounding out the Class 3 offerings were a number of iconic Thompson sub machine guns, aka “Tommy Guns.” The best of these was an early Colt Model 1921 Thompson, serial number 935, originally purchased by the Santa Maria, Calif., Police Department with one private owner since. When Thompsons with serial numbers under 1000 surface for sale, it is noteworthy. Estimated at $45,000-$60,000, this high condition example brought $51,750. The Warren Buxton collection is a great example of an old iconic collection. Buxton was a passionate collector and scholar and amassed what is among the finest, most comprehensive collections of Walther arms. He was also the author of three books on Walther pistols. This auction represented the second

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PREWAR & POSTWAR MODEL TRAINS, MODERN, TINPLATE & MORE MODEL TRAIN AUCTION

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17TH AUCTION OF TRAINS BEGINS AT 5 P.M. PREVIEW BEGINS AT 3 P.M. SHADY MAPLE BANQUET HALL 129 Toddy Drive

EAST EARL, PA 17519 Between Rt. 322 & Rt. 23, Off Of Rt. 897 Absentee & Phone Bids Accepted..

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Hope To See You There! Always Accepting Quality Consignments: One Item Or Entire Estate FULL SERVICE AUCTION CO. Reasonable Commissions. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE. Terms Of Sale: Cash, Approved Check, Visa, MC or Discover; 13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% Discount for Cash or Check. Plus 6% Sales Tax

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Service Beyond Our Years! A rare Colt Monitor U.S. M.C. Marked machine gun sold for an auction record price of $71,875 (est. $50,000-$75,000).

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Palm Beach Modern Auctions Holds $1.6 Million Sale Of Mid-Century, Contemporary Art And Design Stellar Prices Paid For Paul Evans Furniture, American Modern Paintings, And Italian Chandeliers A fully curated selection of superior-quality modern art and design awaited guests at Palm Beach Modern’s (PBMA) Nov. 25 Thanksgiving weekend auction, which grossed $1.6 million. Furniture performed powerfully, especially the distinctive 1960s designs of Paul Evans, and art continued its hot streak with a Sam Francis painting commanding an above-estimate $30,720. “Mid-century furniture was stronger than it has ever been in any of our sales,” said auctioneer and PBMA coowner Rico Baca. “Looking at the initial numbers, I can say quite confidently that there was a 90 to 95 percent sellthrough rate on furniture.” The category was led by a set of eight Paul Evans leather and metal dining chairs that sold for $48,640 against a presale estimate of $20,000$30,000, a record for the form. Comprising two armchairs and six side chairs, the desirable

The Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 18811973) Chouette pottery vase/vessel, from Madoura (France), ed. 103/500, sold for $19,200.

A monumental Paul Evans “Directional” cabinet, bronzed resin, slate, wood, and lacquered steel, sold for $23,040.

This Sam Francis (American, 1923-94) acrylic-on-paper, signed, with stamp from artist’s estate and scholarship from Sam Francis Foundation, sold for $30,720. seating suite is referenced in two respected books about Evans’ body of work. “There were staff members on all eight phone lines for the Evans chairs, and there were even more competitors online,” said Baca. “They sold to a phone bidder from France, who was very excited to win them.” In total, 12 Paul Evans lots

A Michael Goldberg (American, 19242007) signed original painting, Poindexter Gallery N.Y. label on verso, sold for $38,400.

were offered, including a monumental bronzed resin, slate, wood and lacquered steel cabinet designed by Evans for “Directional,” which realized $23,040 (est. $15,000$20,000), and a bronzed resinover-steel and glass Stalagmite dining table that rose to $10,880 (est. $5,000$7,000). “We were so pleased for the consignors of the Stalagmite table,” said Baca. “They are a group of brothers who were young boys when we started our gallery. We

knew them because their father did upholstery work for us. As the years passed, they went to work for their dad and also started buying furniture. The Evans table, which they had purchased for only $150, was their first consignment with us. They came to the auction as a family, including their father, to watch as their early investment paid them back many times over.” Designer chairs seemed to be on many bidders’ shopping lists. A set of six George Nakashima grass-seated

A set of eight Paul Evans dining chairs, leather and metal, realized $48,640, a record price for the form. dining chairs went for $15,360 (est. $7,000-$9,000), while a set of 12 Mario Bellini/Cassina Italian leather, plastic and metal chairs reached $17,920 (est. $6,000-$8,000). In a different vein, two different pairs of Marzio Cecchi lounge chairs sold for $8,320 and $6,400, respectively. Each duo had

been estimated at $2,000$4,000. Similarly, a pair of Vladimir Kagan/Directional upholstered metal lounge chairs closed at $7,040 (est. $2,000-$3,000). The next generation of art collectors might well have been seated in the audience; Continued on page 18

ECLECTIC AUCTION

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A set of 12 Mario Bellini for Cassina leather, plastic, and metal chairs, Italian, sold for $17,920.

This large Paul Evans “Directional” Stalagmite dining table, 1969, signed, bronzed resin over steel, and glass, sold for $10,880.

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Furniture, Glassware, Primitives, Collection of Costume Jewelry, Boxes of Books, Children’s, Loads of Early Valentines, and entire Back Room of Barbie Dolls, Clothing, Bodies, Heads, etc. from Joshard…it is astounding amount… sold in large lots. Other Dolls and toys…! Showcases of Dishes from old Merritt’s Store! FURNITURE: Oak Curved Glass China, Cottage Washstands, Victorian Chairs and Rockers, Bookcases, Painted Chairs, Mahogany Desk, Walnut Cradle, Smoking Stand, Rowe Sofa and Chair, Country Footstools, Leather Style Chairs, Walnut Marble Top Stand, Plant Stand, Stars, Outdoor chairs, Benches, Painted Chairs, house full of country. ANTIQUES: Sterling, Silver plate, Longaberger® Baskets, County Kitchen items, Fifty’s Glass, Colored Glass, Pressed glass, Cut Glass, Fostoria, Milk Glass, Nippon, Noritake, Many Early pieces of China and sets of Dishes from old Merritts Store, Oil Lamps, Collection of Glass Shades, Railroad Shades and Globes, Dioramas Boats Planes and Tanks in shadow boxes, Matchboxes, Quilts, Linens, Lots of old material, Fancy Mantel Clocks, Stangl, Thistle Pattern Dishes, Crocks and Jugs, Depression Glass, Wooden Advertising Boxes, Baskets, Knickknacks, Christmas items, and lots of Costume Jewelry and sterling, sold in lots……the place is full! PAPER & BOOKS: Boxes of Books, lots of Children’s Books, Back Room Incredible Early Valentines Cards, Golden Books, some early, Reference Books, just a fun lot collected for 20 years…there may be some real surprises…we can tell when we open boxes! Joshard Barbie Collection: Over 70 boxes full of Barbie Accessories, Head, Bodies, Full Dolls, hundreds of Doll Dresses, there is so much we can only put it into large lots……hundreds of shoes, wigs, material used for his dolls, this is a treasure trove of old Barbie items……too much to sort! Here is a chance to find what you are looking for, lots of newer Barbie Boxes, Gene Boxes, Effanbee Dolls in ob, Bisque doll parts, vintage white Victorian dresses, ribbons, everything to dress all styles of AUCTIONEER dolls, Doll Stands, Barbie Stands, GI Joe, and lots 383 Ben Franklin Hwy. W., DOUGLASSVILLE, PA of other dolls too, finding more each day! 13% Buyer’s Premium 3% Discount Cash or Check WEB: WWW.ECHANT.COM

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Bertoia’s Signature Sale Delivered Rare And Exquisite Toys, Trains, Doorstops And Christmas Antiques

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“Horst Auction Center”

WINTER TOOL SALE SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 2018 AT 9:00 A.M. Preview - Friday, January 19, 1:00 P.M.-7:00 P.M. Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, located at the corner of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd.

Global Competition For Top Lot - A Marklin Battleship Sankt Georg - Along With Martin Wind-Ups And Other Early Tin Toys 28-inch-long Marklin Battleship are not overwhelmed, and it Sankt Georg. Transatlantic bidhelps to achieve the ding helped strongest prices for drive it to a the consignor.” Part II of final bid of the Martin collection will $192,000, be offered in Bertoia’s making it the spring auction. top lot of There were several ways in which bidThe top lot of the sale was this Marklin Battleship Sankt ders could particiGeorg, 28 inches long, which realized $192,000. pate remotely,

pristine playthings lined up in sparkling glass showcases, aviation toys artfully suspended from the ceiling, and, of course, Christmas antiques enhancing the decor the sale. and signifying the start of the Another early nautiholiday season. cal toy, a 19-inch On opening day of the Gunthermann tin scull with Nov. 11 and 12 sale, the eight-man racing team, swept

including by phone or live via the Internet. A bank of eight phone lines was engaged throughout most of the sale, and the Internet buzzed with activity from bidders all over the world. Even with those options in play, toy collectors turned out in force. Additionally, many others who had previewed in person in the days prior to the sale ended up winning their chosen lots by phone. “Toy collectors love the The Hubley cast-iron Indian motorcycle crash car with cart and camaraderie of the hobby, all-original emergency accessories, seated police driver, 11.5 inches long, sold and we encourage that by crefor $4,800. ating a welcoming atmosexcitement was palpable as past its $6,000-$8,000 esti- phere for them. We want our hopeful bidders browsed the mate to cross the finish guests to enjoy themcases and scribbled private line at $18,000. selves and feel as notes in their auction catalogs. A highlight of though they’re at Even to the casual observer, the openthe home of good there were no weak links, ing session friends,” said Bertoia. category-wise, and “Each of our sales with provenance becomes an event from prestigious colwhere people can lections accompanying examine and discuss the toys, then, when A circa-1915 J. & E. they’re not bidding, Stevens Boy Scout take a break to mechanical bank sold socialize in our café for $8,400.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 2018 - 9:00 A.M. To be held at 4401 Philadelphia Ave., CHAMBERSBURG PA 17201 4 miles North of Chambersburg, along Rt. 11. EARLY PERIOD FURNITURE 1:00 P.M.: 1760 Queen Anne highboy; Chippendale mahogany secretary; corner chair; English oak chest; high case of drawers; 2 drawer blanket chest; German 3 part cupboard; Welsh cupboard; period chairs; Eagle convex mirror; sewing table; game table; early small items. VICTORIAN & 20TH CENTURY FURNITURE 1:00 P.M.: Jelliff parlor set; dwarf clock; Empire side board; Empire sofa; settees; walnut wardrobe; Davenport desk; marble top stands; pairs of Victorian chairs (ladies & gents); washstands; flat & camel back trunks; drop leaf tables; Victorian bed; mahogany secretary desk; red chairs; parlor set; wing chair; floor lamps; rugs; pump organ; organ stool; silk screen; much more; stagecoach trunk; fireplace screen; etc. ANTIQUE ARTWORK 12:00 Noon: Oil paintings in ornate gilt frames; painting of sheep signed P. Blum; painting of Hudson Valley signed W.S.; painting of cows signed Durant; scene paintings by Vel Delawarr; other paintings; prints; mirrors; framework pieces; Wm. Rank artist theorems. MISCELLANEOUS: Inlaid trays; old model sailboat stand; dome top chest; German steins; Hickory golf putters; 12 pocket watches; men’s diamond ring; gold rings; several early clocks; Schoolhouse clock; birdcage on stand; jugs; brass candleholders; old writing box; early tin cookie cutters; early iron & tinware; stained glass windows; wall pockets; kerosene lamps; Victorian Lighting; hanging lamps; banquet lamps; glassware & china; bisque figures; pattern glass. NOTE: Good variety from a retiring doctors home & a Victorian bed & breakfast in New Oxford, PA. NO OUTSIDE LINE Terms: Cash, good check 13% Buyer’s premium discounted to 10% for cash or good check.

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The holiday spirit could be felt throughout Bertoia Auctions’ gallery even weeks before their $2.6 million Fall Signature Sale commenced. The spacious auction venue looked like an upscale toy store from a classic film, with

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(approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata), Catalogues may be picked up at Horst Auction Center for $2. Catalogue listing along with photos are available on our website, www.horstauction.com Part of sale from collection of Professor John Tannehill Estate: One of the foremost experts in Pennsylvania edge tools & their makers. Edge Tools: Axes, Hatchets & Adze (most signed by Penna. blacksmiths) - Hand wrought: Goosewing, Hewing, Broad, embossed Felling, Mortise & Posthole axes, carpenters & Cooper’s Adze; Copper’s & other drawknives; Slicks, firmer, bench, carving & other chisels; Wooden Molding Planes - Complex, Joinery, & bench planes; Transitional & English infill planes; wooden spoke shaves & basket maker’s splint shave; Metal Planes: Stanley: Bailey #1-#7 bench planes; Bedrock series bench planes; #248; #45, #46, #50, & #55 combination molding; #72 Chamfer; #444 dovetail; #95 side rabbet; #13; #113 circular; set #98 & #99 edge rabbet; #12, #12½, & #112 veneer scrapers; “Squirrel-tail” blocks; spoke shaves & routers; & etc.; Sargent #718-C; Measuring devices: Wooden & metal marking gauges; Trammel points; Folding & straight rules; Squares; Wooden & ornamental cast-iron levels; Calipers; Machinist’s & other wooden tool chest; Blacksmith Tools: Farrier’s trade tools; Wrench collection: Patented adjustable & combination wrenches, pliers and nail pincers; Hammers: Wooden mallets; hand wrought claw hammers; carpenters & variety of metalworking hammers; Grocer’s candy hammer & crate hammers; Saws: Pit, Bow saws; Back & handsaws; Drilling tools: Wheelwright’s reamer; Wooden & metal braces; Breast & hand drills; Bow & push drills; Hollow & other Auger bit sets; Lg. to small screwdrivers; Primitives: Leather shop tools; Cleavers; meat & vegetable choppers; Sickless, Dengelstock (most signed), other farm related tools; Carpenter’s tool chest; Books: Antique tool references & tool catalogs. Accepted Payments: Cash or PA check; Visa, MasterCard and Debit Card with 3% fee. No out-of-state checks without prior approval.

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so many of the lots, the consensus was that it would likely be a sellout. The European section dazzled with a fleet of 40 antique boats led by an imposing

was the enviable array of 30-plus French-made Martin clockwork toys that had been amassed by a New York collector and world traveler. Each was untouched and pristine, and several were so rare that even seasoned collectors had never seen them before except in books. Many paddles were airborne for a circa1905 Le Gymnaste, $16,800 (est. $7,000-$9,000); circa1900 Soldier with original box, $15,600 (est. $5,000-$7,500); and circa-1901 Sandwich Man with billboard advertising on his back, which was bid to $13,200 (est. $4,000-$5,000). “Collections like the one containing the Martins don’t come along very often,” said Bertoia Auctions’ owner Jeanne Bertoia. “Yes, it would have been easier to put the entire collection in our November sale, but that would not have been the This 20-inch tall Santa Claus candy responsible way to do it, so we container with original felt robe and split the collection in half to toy-filled basket on back realized give it the importance it $12,000. deserves. That way collectors

CABIN FEVER AUCTIONS

COIN & CURRENCY AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17TH AUCTION BEGINS AT 5 P.M. PREVIEW BEGINS AT 3 P.M. SHADY MAPLE CONFERENCE ROOM 3rd Floor Please Take The Elevator From The 1st or 2nd Floor

129 Toddy Drive,

EAST EARL, PA 17519

Between Rt. 322 & Rt. 23, Off of Rt. 897 Absentee & Phone Bids Accepted.

GOLD & SILVER COINS & PAPER CURRENCY Check www.auctionzip.com ID# 5793 for photos and details.

Hope To See You There! Always Accepting Quality Consignments: One Item or Entire Estate FULL SERVICE AUCTION CO. Reasonable Commissions. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE. Terms Of Sale: Cash, Approved Check, Visa, MC or Discover; 13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% Discount for Cash or Check.

A Lifetime Of Experience! AUCTIONEERS:

Ted Maurer | Bob Homan | Larry Heinsey | John Hums Brian Callahan | Katelyn Callahan GENERAL MANAGER: Gary Schoenly PROPRIETOR: Jared Schoenly

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Palm Beach Modern Auctions against a $15,000-$25,000 estimate. Palm Beach Modern Auctions has enjoyed a 100 percent sell-through rate on all Picasso pottery offered in its sales. Top achievers in this auction included a Chouette (wood owl) vase/vessel that exceeded estimate at $19,200, and a Corrida Sur Fond Noir platter, which settled above estimate at $9,600. “There’s such a strong following for Picasso pottery,” according to Baca. “There are far more buyers than there are sellers, and now we’re receiving Picasso consignments from outside the United States. There were some pieces from France in this sale. This tells us we’re reaching the high

The bronze box and book set with sculptural lid by Arnaldo Pomodoro (Italian, b. 1926) containing Sam Hunter’s 1982 catalogue raisonne sold for $10,880.

end of the market with our prices.” Five chandeliers in the manner of Stilnovo were consigned and shipped from Italy and offered in consecutive lots. Four were won by a noted British designer, with one of them reaching $12,800 against expectations of $2,000-$3,000. The event’s Thanksgiving harvest and hospitality theme started with complimentary valet parking, a generous charcuterie buffet luncheon with all the trimmings, and snacks and beverages for guests to enjoy throughout the day. “We really enjoy playing host to those who attend our aucThis massive modern chandelier in the manner of Stilnovo, Italian, 72 inches tions,” said Baca. “It’s gratifying to see how many people diameter, brass and enameled metal, sold for $12,800. stay from start to finish. We feel that the least we can do is to make sure they feel welcome and that there are plenty of good things to eat and drink during the time they spend with us.” To learn more, call 561-586-5500 or visit www.modernauctions.com. zAll prices quoted are inclusive This pair of Marzio Cecchi rope and metal lounge chairs, Italian, sold for $8,320. of 25 percent buyer’s premium. Proceeds went to benefit the senior living facility MorseLife Health System of Photos courtesy of Palm West Palm Beach, Fla. Beach Modern Auctions.

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MONTHLY ESTATES AUCTION MOTORCYCLE, TOYS, TOOLS, ANTIQUE TOOLS, NAUTICAL & MORE AUCTION

SUNDAY, JANUARY 21ST • AUCTION BEGINS AT 10 A.M. • PREVIEW BEGINS AT 8:30 A.M. 1860 Weavertown Rd., DOUGLASSVILLE, PA 19518 (In The Merritt’s Antique Clock Complex)

1991 HARLEY-DAVIDSON DRESSER TOYS Vintage Mattel Dolls, NOS: Baby Singalong, Velvet, Crissy, Barbie, Chatty Cathy, Jane, Giggles & More! Red Line Hot Wheels Cars, New In The Pack, Plastic Model Kits, Diecast Strombecker Wooden Race Car Kits & Other Vintage Race Cars Large Collection of California Raisins, Promo Cars & More!

TOOLS Air Compressor • Motorcycle Jack • Floor Jack Battery Charger • Winch • Jack Stands • Hole Punch Set Tool Cabinet • Organizers • Air Tools • Motor Oil & More!

AMERICAN FLYER & LIONEL TRAINS ANTIQUES: Turned Wooden Bowls • Vintage Western Carvings 16’ WOOD & FIBERGLASS CANADIAN CANOE Beautifully Built, Brand New Never In The Water

14’ VINTAGE WOODEN BOAT: Ready For Some Final Details VINTAGE TOOLS & NAUTICAL ITEMS Stanley Planes, Foot Powered Machinery, Ships Lights & Lanterns Chisels, Hammers, Hatchets, Adz, Pliers, Wrenches, Rules & Other Measuring Devices Calipers, Nautical Light, Oil Cans, Block Planes, Drill Bits, Hand Drills, Tool Chests, Bow Saws Slicks, Corner Chisels, Mortising Chisels, Levels, Miter Saws, Jacks, Hand Grinders Check www.auctionzip.com ID #5793 for photos and details.

Hope To See You There! Always Accepting Quality Consignments: One Item Or Entire Estate FULL SERVICE AUCTION CO. Reasonable Commissions.

REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE. Terms Of Sale: Cash, Approved Check, Visa, MC or Discover; 13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% Discount for Cash or Check. Plus 6% Sales Tax.

A Lifetime Of Experience! AUCTIONEERS:

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two little girls, ages 6 and 9, clapped excitedly as their parents’ consignment, a Michael Goldberg oil painting originally purchased for $7, soared to $38,400. “I think after the hammer fell there was some talk of a trip to Walt Disney World,” Baca said with a smile. “This was quite a lesson to them about the power of both art and investment.” Another premier art lot was a signed Sam Francis (American, 1923-94) original acrylic-on-paper work with a stamp from the artist’s estate and backed by scholarship from the Sam Francis Foundation. One of three Francis originals entered in the sale, it achieved $30,720

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area. We even installed speakers in there so the auction progress can be heard and no one misses out on a toy they want to bid on.” Every category had its superstars. In the figural castiron doorstop section, it was a Bradley & Hubbard Wetland Heron measuring 141.5 inches high, which sold for $11,400. A J. & E. Stevens Boy Scout mechanical bank made a buoyant $8,400, and a boxed Linemar

quality material in the featured Christmas antiques collection that Bertoia’s decided to select 100 of the top pieces for inclusion in the Saturday Signature Sale and to add a bonus Sunday session to accommodate the rest. In the Saturday session, there were 10 Santas that stood 2 feet high or taller, an absolute rarity at auction, as well as belsnickels, large Father Christmas figures, a sizable Krampus, chalk Santas, and Heubach figures. A 20inch-tall Santa Claus candy

The 18-inch-tall belsnickel candy container with feather tree, standing on snow mound, ex. Tom (Sr.) and Lori Sage collection, sold for $21,600.

An American National Juvenile Auto Line Buick pedal car, circa 1920s, sold for $6,600. Superman Tank reached $6,600. The fine array of trains included an American-made Lionel 381 U Kit, $27,000; boxed 1912 Lionel locomotive, $10,200; and coveted Germanmade Marklin trains and accessories. Marklin highlights included a Churchbury Station, $36,000 (est. $18,000-$22,000), and O-gauge Schlitz Beer car, $22,800 (est. $7,000-$10,000). There was such a wealth of

container with its original felt robe and toy-filled basket on its back rose to $12,000, more than double the high estimate. Reaching even greater heights was a wonderful 18-inch-tall belsnickel candy container with the Santa figure standing on a snow mound and holding a feather tree. Formerly in the collection of Tom (Sr.) and Lori Sage, it realized an outstanding auction price of $21,600 against

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BASEBALL CARDS, COMIC BOOKS, OLD TOYS. All related collectibles & memorabilia, esp. 1940-80. All Sports Cards. Don Deluca, POB 581, Cranbury, NJ 08512. 609-203-1900. delucadon@yahoo.com SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.

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This Bradley & Hubbard wetland heron cast-iron doorstop, 14.5 inches high, sold for $11,400. toys@bertoiaauctions.com. All prices quoted include buyer’s premium. Images courtesy of Bertoia Auctions.

This circa-1901 Martin (French) windup sandwich man with backpack-style billboard advertising, 10.5 inches tall, A 1912 Lionel locomotive with original bells, headlight and factory box, 16 inchsold for $13,200. es long, sold for $10,200.

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an estimate of $4,000-$6,000. A more affordable selection of Christmas ornaments and antiques was offered during the bonus Sunday session. “It attracted many new collectors looking for an entry point into the hobby, but there was also a lot of crossover participation from Christmas buyers who had attended the Signature Sale,” said Bertoia. “It’s a similar principle to the one behind our popular new series of onlineonly auctions known as Bertoia Basics. We have a vested interest in keeping the toy market strong, and one way to do that is by giving new collectors a way to get their feet wet and

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Something else that is not lost on Bertoia’s customers is the solid family bedrock on which the company operates. Founded by Jeanne Bertoia and her late husband, Bill, the business is now well into its second generation, with the couple’s auctioneer son Michael and daughter Lauren both involved in customer relations. Bertoia’s efficient staff adds to the stable presence felt by those who buy from Bertoia’s. Many are longtime employees, including one person has been with the company since the 1980s, auctioneer Tim Luke, who celebrated his 20th year with Bertoia’s in 2017. To contact Bertoia Auctions, call 856-692-1881 or email

FREE CATALOG FROM Heroes & Legends for Hollywood and Rock & Roll autographs. 18034 Ventura Blvd., Encino, CA 91316. We also buy! 818-342-2800. ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS Horror, SciFi, Disney, Promo Super Hero Comic Book Posters. 1-sheet & smaller sizes, spanning 60’s - present. Must have want list. Reasonable prices. Looking for very rare items, I may have it! Al Nazario 400 W. 43rd St. Apt 12P, NYC, NY 10036 or call 212-868-9203 or email al.nazario@yahoo.com

70 MARBLE SCULPTURES www.richardhbailey.com Marbleman at Crumpton Auction every week, Bailey’s Marbleworks Sculpture. 57yrs. of stone sculptures. Marble top og edges for tables, etc. Sold over 700 marble sculptures. I wrote a book called “A Sculptures Miracle”. Call for appt. 302-399-9777 or 302-653-4810.

COMICS, COMICS, COMICS, 1,000s just added, 40% off. 20,000 45 RPM Records, only $1 each. Many 1,000s, scarce 1960’s & 70’s. Ask for the RAB Cases. Comics, records & antiques in the RAB cases, at The German Trading Post on RT 272 Denver, Pa. SUZANNE CHRISTIE’S ANTIQUES HAS MOVED TO ADAMS ANTIQUES, 2400 N. READING RD., DENVER, PA 17517. ALWAYS BUYING AND SELLING VINTAGE CLOTHING, FURNITURE, JEWELRY & FRAMES, CALL 610-334-7619. TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com

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