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Alderfer’s Has Record-Breaking $1 Million Three-Auction Event Irish Painting By Paul Henry Sells For $45,750 To Art Gallery In Ireland FRIDAY JANUARY 24, 2020 • VOL. 51, NO. 4

Briggs Auction Sets New Marks At Record Estate Sale Iron Koro Or Ginger Jar Brings $144,000 Briggs Auction Inc.’s Fine Estate Auction held Nov. 22 featured a wide-ranging selection of antiques and more from a prominent Catasauqua, Pa., estate belonging to C. Thomas and Alexandra Huston Fuller. The highlight of the sale was the lot that set a new auction record, a fine 19th-century Japanese koro-on-stand that realized $144,000. All prices reported include a buyer’s premium. From the Meiji period, this 24-inch-tall iron vase was decorated in high relief mixed metal with alternating panels of figural, bird, and floral designs on a background of gilt floral accents and blossoms in relief, one panel of which is signed. The lid figures possess a gilt repeating design and reticulated ball rim, with artist’s seal underneath. The koro reposes on a matching stand with geometric-design legs.

The piece has a rich American history as well, having been part of the collection of Mrs. George W. Continued on page 2

Alderfer Auction in Hatfield, Pa., showcased its Fine and Decorative Arts, Collector’s and Firearm Auctions during a threeauction event held Dec. 11 through 17, all total hitting a record-breaking $1 million mark.

The Fine and Decorative Arts Auction featured a historic Revolutionary War letter about the Battle of Germantown; diamond, gold and platinum jewelry and many timepieces including Patek Philippe pocket and wrist watches; art glass; silver; Asian arts; An Irish painting, “Lough Derg” by Paul Henry, sold for a Tiffany Studio “Acorn” $45,750 to a buyer in Ireland. lamp; fine art works from Paul Henry’s painting, titled the estates of Wayne Forbes, Joseph Greenberg, Ben Marcune “Lough Derg,” sold for a strong and others; bronze sculptures and $45,750. As Irish bidders were on the phone and online, the art Persian carpets.

This sale started by selling a 14- gallery that sold the piece in the carat gold solitaire ring featuring a 1980s, Oriel Gallery in Dublin, 3.19-carat brilliant cut diamond for Ireland, won the bid, and will be $25,740. The Joseph Greenberg gilt bringing the painting “back home.”

Alderfer Auction broke one of with undertone and gesso scrolled frame mirror struck a fancy at its own records when a Jean Halter $3,100. Local and international winterscape painting realized artists gleamed, starting with two $26,325. Alderfer’s held the record prolific Irish artists. The first, Jack at $20,700 set in 2006. A Bucks Butler Yeats’ oil-on-board painting, County collector and real estate “Sea and Lake,” relished a $49,725 developer who was enamored by Continued on page 3 realized price.

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The Morgan To Celebrate Iconoclast Alfred Jarry on page 2

Celebrate George Washington’s Birthday At Rock Ford on page 3

This 19th-century iron koro or ginger jar realized $144,000.

Lancaster Muzzle Loading Rifle Association To Hold Show And Sale Two-Day Event To Take Place At Lancaster Farm And Home Center On Feb. 1 And 2

This matched pair of 19th-century Chamberlain’s Worcester porcelain fruit coolers sold for $3,840.

The Lancaster Muzzle Loading Rifle Association (LMLRA) will hold its 63rd annual Gun Show on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 1 and 2, at the Lancaster Farm and Home Center located at 1383 Arcadia Road, off Route 72 (Manheim Pike) in Lancaster, Pa. The show will be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday. A suggested donation of $5 per person is requested by the organization.

There will be more than 100 tables of modern and antique guns and other items, such as muzzle loaders, black powder items, knives, books, and various accessories. The public is invited to buy, sell, or trade items at the show. Food will be available.

The LMLRA was founded in 1956

Quinn’s To Launch Into New Year With Large Auction Of Rare Books, Antique Maps And Americana on page 7

and currently has approximately 100 members. The club has monthly meetings. The purpose on the nonprofit is to encourage and promote the interest in collecting muzzle loading firearms and related items.

For additional information about the show or organization, readers may contact Jim Kleppinger by calling 717-368-4653 or email LMLRA@comcast.net.

Milestone Auctions To Host Historic Militaria, Weapons And Firearms Auction on page 10

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3

This James Pollard oil-on-canvas coaching scene titled “The Yarmouth Mail/Colchester,” from 1831, realized $7,200.

SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 4 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 5 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 5

FEATURED AUCTION: Quinn’s Auction Galleries - January 23 in Falls Church, Virginia - Page 7

AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . . on page 6 CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . on page 11

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Childs Drexel, of the prominent Childs and Drexel families of Philadelphia, then to the collection of C. Thomas and Alexandra Fuller of Catasauqua. “This is an exceedingly rare example,” said Stephen Turner of Briggs, “especially in this size and condition. It was relatively unseen on the market and has been in a private collection for decades. As far as we are able to determine, this is the highest prices paid for a koro at auction.” Bidding for the koro was brisk with ten telephone lines (five of which were international), two online platforms, and several absentee bids.

The Fuller collection comprised much of the auction and included an excellent assortment of antique furnishings, fine art and sculpture, Asian decorative arts, carpets, silver, fine jewelry, and more from their estate, Willow Brook Farms, known internationally for its horse breeding program and the introduction of the western riding style known as reining. The Fullers’ passion for horse breeding and reigning influenced the furnishing of the country house, which was decorated

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A large Mehl Lawson cast bronze This oil painting by Robert Hogg Nisbet of a spring morning in Connecticut sold sculpture titled “Early Morning for $4,500.

Disagreement” (one of 15 cast) sold for $10,440. landscape titled “May Morning, with various equestrian South Kent, Conn.” ($4,500); a Charles themed art and antiques.

A large Mehl Lawson cast Knapp oil-on-canbronze sculpture titled “Early vas landscape titled Creek” Morning Disagreement,” one “Cobb’s of 15 cast, sold for $10,440, and showing a Delaware a Edith Baretto Parsons County, Pa., creekbronze fountain sculpture side landscape with titled “Turtle Baby,” depicting fishermen ($3,360); a child holding two turtles, and a George Catlin went for $13,200. A James lithograph, titled Hunt, Pollard oil-on-canvas coach- “Buffalo ing scene titled “The Yarmouth Under The White A statement piece was this pair of French BaguesMail at The Three Cups, Wolf Skin. No. 13,” style rock crystal wall sconces selling for $4,560.

Colchester,” from 1831, was from Catlin’s “North Indian $7,200; a Robert Hogg Nisbet American large format oil-on-canvas Collection,” sold for $2,400. A window panels went for 19th-century carved wooden $3,840; and a Japanese sixIndian trade figure holding panel wall screen with handa bundle of cigars with color- painted scenes sold for $3,250.

With the koro as a prime ful polychrome decoration, mounted on a stepped base, example, Asian decorative arts brought $3,120, and a were a prominent part of the 19th-century oil-on-canvas Fuller collection. A graceful equestrian landscape with 18th-century Chinese jade This elegant diamond and platinum A graceful 18th-century Chinese dog by W. Sord of Altwood, bowl with flaring rim and footed base sold for $5,040; a pair N.Y., sold for $3,250. ring features nearly five carats of jadeite bowl sold for $5,040.

The Fullers surrounded of large 19th-century Chinese diamonds and realized $25,200. themselves with furnishings famille rose porcelain covered from many periods, in many vases ($4,800); a figural styles, and the prices realized Chinese export embroidered reflected their good taste. silk shawl with flowers, Further examples included a birds, insects, animals, and decorations Harriet Whitney Frishmuth, ca. figural/face P.O. Box 500, 1921, bronze sculpture of a ($2,750); and a pair of Chinse Mount Joy, PA 17552 porcelain standing female titled “The blanc-de-Chine 800-800-1833 Vine” ($4,800); a matched pair figures mounted as table 717-653-1833 of 19th-century Chamberlain’s lamps sold for $3,240.

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The Morgan Library and Museum is pleased to announce the first major U.S. museum exhibition exploring the iconoclastic works and personality of the French writer Alfred Jarry (1873–1907). Opening Friday, Jan. 24, and running through May 10, “Alfred Jarry: The Carnival of Being” considers the author’s seminal role in the radical upheaval in the arts more than a centu- This is Alfred Jarry, ca. 1894–96, photograph ry ago. An inspiration attributed to Nadar, courtesy of Thieri Foulc. for Dada and Surrealism and a touchstone in the Morgan’s collections as for the Theatre of the Absurd, well as loans from private and Jarry is best-known today for institutional lenders, comprishis revolutionary play Ubu roi ing manuscripts, drawings, (1896) and for his invention of photographs, and ephemera. pataphysics, a “science of Paintings and prints by figures in Jarry’s circle, such as Henri imaginary solutions.”

Jarry was also a pup- Rousseau, Pierre Bonnard, and peteer, a critic, a novelist, an Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, are artist, and a bicycle fanatic. also featured. The final portion His works suggested that tech- of the exhibition points to nology, popular imagery, and ways in which Jarry’s writings the performance of everyday have inspired pataphysical life could constitute works of organizations and visual art. Jarry’s statement that “liv- artists at particular historical ing is the carnival of being” moments, featuring works by Duchamp, Mary embodies his anti-authoritari- Marcel anism and subversive theatri- Reynolds, Joan Miró, Dora cality, expressed in a life of Maar, Max Ernst, Thomas excess, wordplay, alter egos, Chimes, and William Kentridge, and the unfettered imagina- among others.

“We are thrilled to be able tion. Since his death in 1907, Jarry’s eclectic works and to explore Alfred Jarry’s semiideas have continued to res- nal role in the development of onate for figures of the 20th- modernism as a consequence and 21st century avant-gardes. of the Stillmans’ generous “Alfred Jarry: The Carnival donation. One of the finest of Being” celebrates the gift to and most complete Jarry colthe Morgan Library and lections in private hands, the Museum of the books and Stillmans were keenly attenmanuscripts in the Robert J. tive to specific attributes in and Linda Klieger Stillman books, bindings, special Pataphysics Collection. The papers, corrected proofs, and exhibition considers some of provenance, qualities that are Jarry’s many innovations by consonant with the values exploring his engagement with that have defined the printed matter and the graph- Morgan’s holdings for more ic arts. One of the first writers than a century,” said Colin B. to experiment with visual Bailey, director of the Morgan.

“Alfred Jarry: The Carnival typography, Jarry forged new relationships between image of Being” is organized by and text in his experimental Sheelagh Bevan, the Morgan approaches to book and mag- Library and Museum’s Andrew azine design. His use of assem- W. Mellon associate curator of bling, anachronism, collage, Printed Books and Bindings.

The Morgan Library and and appropriation are bellwethers of modern and con- Museum is located at 225 temporary practices. Drawing Madison Ave. at 36th St., New primarily on the Stillmans’ col- York, N.Y. For further information, lection, the installation is contextualized with other objects visit www.themorgan.org.

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT This Week: If I Had A $100,000 To Spend On Antiques

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the workings of Halter, called by some the Grandma Moses of New Hope, purchased the piece.

Many appreciate Hatler’s early renditions of life in New Hope along the Delaware River in Bucks County, “the home of art.�

Fine curations from the Collector’s Auction included a work by the artist John Hultberg, titled “Outerspace,� that sold for $7,930. An oil-onMasonite painting, “Streamside� by Evelyn Faherty, brought $5,850. A blue decorated stoneware pitcher

sold for $2,223. A pair of Percival Lafer Brazilian rosewood lounge chairs sold for $2,440, and a unique Chinese Art Deco rug sold for $1,952.

The Firearms Auction was the final puzzle piece to the three sales. Side-by-side shotguns, taking all three of the top selling spots, shone the brightest on Dec. 17. The first one was a Winchester Model 21 shotgun that sold for $5,265. It was closely followed by another of the exact same make and model, which sold for $4,680.

Rounding out the trinity was a LC Smith Skeet Special shotgun realizing $4,095.

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collecting. Few people understand it, and folk art snobs see it only as revival craft. And yet, these items often were constructed with the same tools and techniques as the period pieces.

Available for relatively small amounts, one could assemble a world-class collection for $100,000 that probably any museum would be envious of.

The $100,000 game is great fun to play. For me, it represents the challenge of quality or quantity, age compared to comprehensiveness. And while I doubt that windfall would occur for me, you never really know! Perhaps that long lost aunt will send me her fortune, the kids’ college and the mortgage will be paid, and out of it will come that chance for just one small indulgence.

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The third scenario would be to use the money to acquire a collection of 20thcentury decorative arts. It would be a collection of reasonably high quality works that would take a lifetime to acquire on a limited budget, but with the right money could be done very fast, something like Colorado Van Briggle art pottery or Rookwood pottery figurals. Maybe some top end southern pottery by Lanier Meeders and his family.

Or one of my darkest desires is to assemble a great study collection of 20th-century craft revival decorative arts reflecting a Pennsylvania German aesthetic. This is a topic that a few others and I see as truly fertile ground for

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This is one of those fun games to play that sadly most of us will never convert to reality. Still, it’s fun to play. I end up usually with three big scenarios in my mind.

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Quinn’s To Launch Into New Year With Large Auction Of Rare Books, Antique Maps And Americana Featured Items Will Be 150-Plus Maps, Atlases And Natural World Prints In Jan. 23 Sale Quinn’s Auction Galleries in Falls Church, Va., will ring in the new year and new decade with a Thursday, Jan. 23, auction comprising 348 lots of rare books, antique maps and Americana.

The auction features more than 150 maps, atlases, and natural world prints, including examples by Hondius, Visscher, Blaeu, Bessler, and Blackwell. Within the book selection, there are early printings, fine bindings, travel and exploration, plus books signed by Virginia Woolf and Andy Warhol.

The sale also contains small press illustrated books, including “Frankenstein” and “Through the Looking Glass” and “Dorothy Lamour’s Life as a Phrase Book.”

A large collection of presidential and historical items will cross the auction block, as well.

Highlights include appointments and grants signed by Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and others.

Additionally, there is a second-edition copy of The Federalist Papers from 1802 and a historically significant letter from Mary Custis Lee

A two-volume, second-edition set of The Federalist Papers, written by founding fathers Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay, published by George F. Hopkins (N.Y., 1802), will be estimated at $5,000$7,000.

(Robert E. Lee’s wife) to the Philadelphia. It has contem- natural phenomena. call Catherine Payling at To view the online catalog, Rev. R. Gurley discussing her porary hand-color outlines A near-life-size man- 703-532-5632, ext. 575, or visit www.quinns.com.

All images courtesy of final days at Arlington House and insets and a colored car- nequin view of the human email catherine.payling@ Quinn’s Auction Galleries. before the impending Civil touche and inset of “Nieuw body titled “White’s quinnsauction.com.

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Physiological Manikin” (James The two-volume, secondAnother engraved map, T. White & Co., N.Y., 1886), has edition set of The Federalist this one a double-hemisphere an estimate of $800-$1,200.

Papers, written by Founding map of the world created in The two folding wood panels Fathers Alexander Hamilton, 1720 by Johann Baptiste open vertically to 68.75-byJames Madison and John Jay, Homann (Nuremburg, 23.5 inches, with chromolithoincludes Pacificus (on the Germany), has text in Latin graphed flaps for both halves Proclamation of Neutrality) and is estimated at $1,500- of the torso, arms, hands, legs, and the Federal Constitution $2,000. The hand-colored, feet, the head, large ear and (with all the amendments). 20.75-by-18.5-inch (sight) map large eye. Also depicted are Published by George F. is vividly engraved and the muscles, tendons, arterHopkins (N.Y., 1802), the lot is embellished with images of ies, bones, joints, heart, lungs estimated at $5,000-$7,000. celestial hemispheres and and stomach.

A Civil War-era A letter written and military appointment signed in 1861 by Mary dated April 6, 1864, Custis Lee, the wife of signed by President Confederate general Abraham Lincoln and Robert E. Lee (who also promoting Elliot Loues signed the letter and to assistant surgeon, granddaughter of Martha could reach $4,000Washington), carries an $6,000. The appoint$800-$1,200 estimate. ment, measuring 19.75Written to a minister, the by-15.75 inches, is also letter speaks of Mary’s signed by Secretary of final days at Arlington War Edwin Stanton. It House and the anticipatwas engraved by J.VN ed Union Army occupaand C.H. Throop This letter written and signed in 1861 by Mary Custis tion there.

Lee, the wife of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, who (Washington, D.C.).

For additional inforThe large-folio also signed the letter, and the granddaughter of Martha mation about any item in illustrated book, Custis Washington, will be estimated at $800-$1,200. the auction, readers may A Civil War-era military appointment dated April 6, 1864, signed by President Abraham Lincoln and promoting Elliot Loues to assistant surgeon, will be “Dorothy Lamour’s Life estimated at $4,000-$6,000. as a Phrase Book,” written and signed by Noelle Janaczweska, number 18 of 25 copies, is expected to sell for $3,000$5,000.

Published by Wayzgoose Press, 2006, the book was conceived, designed and illustrated with multi-colored linocuts by Mike Hudson, who also signed the book.

A limited-edition, largefolio copy of Lewis Carroll’s classic “Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There” (Pennyroyal Press, West Hatfield, 1982) carries an estimate of $2,000-$3,000. The book is illustrated and signed

by Barry Moser and is number 21 of 50 special patron copies from the limited-edition run This hand-colored double-hemisphere map of the world, 1720, by Johann The early engraved map of the New York area, rendered in 1656 by Nicolas of just 350 copies.

An early engraved map of Baptiste Homann (Nuremburg, Germany), with text in Latin, will be estimated at Visscher, includes Fort Kasimier but does not mention Philadelphia and will be estimated at $2,000-$2,500. the New York area, rendered $1,500-$2,000. in 1656 by Nicolas Visscher, should make $2,000-$2,500.

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Antiques/Collectibles: Frederic Remington 'Bronco Buster' statue, Columbia Graphophone cylinder player, Edison horn, Edison mimeograph machine, Edison music cylinders, blue decorated and other stoneware crocks and jugs, antique tube radios, Snowland Kennel iron sign (Snowland of Merion PA became so influential to all later American breeding of Samoyeds that its name is now protected by both the AKC and the Samoyed Club of America), Chinese/Japanese pottery and porcelain, Noritake dish service, Goebel, Beswick and Dahl Jensen animal figures, duck decoys, antique kitchenware, tinware, Troemner scales, shelf and wall clocks, beaded purses, vintage Breyer horses, candle lanterns, cast iron door stops, oak wall phone, Millers Falls carving tools, baskets, oil lamps, table lamps, tricycle, bird cages, antique clothing and linens, pottery, glassware, steins, Star Wars talking Yoda, Britains toy soldiers and more!

Ephemera: 1833 Buckingham land sale deed (Samuel Eastburn), 1855 Durham land deed, 1800s ledger books, old receipts, school copy books, 1800s letters, catalogs, Princeton baseball team photo, 1863 Bible and more!.

Artwork: oil paintings, watercolors, framed prints and etchings including Nina Gagarin landscape o/c, European landscapes, portraits, theorems, USN steam cutter blueprint (1894), 1767 tulip colored etching and more!

Jewelry: 14k necklace and charm, 10k ring, sterling rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, costume jewelry and more!

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ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: 1930’s Bingo Novelty Co. Tabletop Flapperless Pinball Game, Coca-Cola Outboard Fountain Dispenser, Mirroscope Projector, Century “Huckleberry Finn” Clock, Spongeware #5 Water Cooler, German Feather Tree, Griswold & Wagner Skillets, Griswold #9 Dutch Oven, Boyertown Beer Mirror/Sign, Trunks, Planters Jar, Radios incl. Philco Floor Model, Postcards, LPs, 45s, Spinning Wheel, RR Keys & Lanterns, Fire Bombs, Feldhoff - Shamokin Jug, Motion Lamp.

FIREARMS: Remington Mod. 770 .243 Rifle, Remington Mod. 17 20ga Shotgun, Savage Arms Westpoint Mod. 949 .410 Shotgun, Stevens Crackshot .22 Rifle, Crescent 12ga Shotgun, Stevens Mod 311A 12ga Shotgun, Sears Mod. 5 .22 Rifle, Ecam Mod. 6T28 25ACP Pistol, Jennings Mod. J-22 Pistol, Ruger .380 Pistol, Stevens 22cal Rifle. Stack-On Gun Safe. FURNITURE: Howard Miller Grandfather Clock, Modern “Apothecary” Cabinet, Lg. Square Oak Claw Foot Table, Oak Dressers & Cabinets, Blanket Chests, China & Curio Cabinets. COINS: 1877 Trade Dollar, Morgan & Peace Dollar, 1853 Half Dime, 3 Ct Pcs., 1877 Love Token Dime, Many Coin Sets.

JEWELRY: Gold incl. 14K Pendant, Much Sterling, Huge Amount of Costume, Estate Lots. TOYS: Worlds of Wonder Lazer Tag Game Kit w/Box, BB Guns, Bratz Dolls, Vehicles, Mall & Case; NES, Atari, PS2 & Wii Consoles, Marbles, Garton Pedal Tractor, Cap Guns, Buddy L, Tonka, CI Banks, 1970’s Hess Trucks, Weeden Steam Engine, Redline Hot Wheels, 2XL Robot, Breyer Horses, Trains. GLASS: Jadeite, Waterford. COLLECTIBLES: Danbury Mint 50 Years of Corvette Complete Display, Danbury Mint Spices of the World Set, Longaberger®, Many Stamps, Hummels.

SPORTS: Philadelphia Athletics Atlantic Oil Baseball Bank, Baseball Cards from 1930’s Up incl. 2002 Upper Deck DiMaggio & Mantle Patch Card. INSTRUMENTS: Acoustic & Elec. Guitars, Trombone, Trumpet, Clarinets, Violin, Santa Rosa Mandolin.

OTHER: Honda Trail 70 Motorcycle (1,960 miles), Soda Vending Machine, Flat Screen TVs, New Kobalt Sliding Tile Cutter, New Champion Generator.

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Art Glass Lighting Led By A Tiffany “Venetian” Lamp Excel The luxuriant colors and incomparable artistry of Tiffany Studios dominated Morphy’s $1.9 million Fine and Decorative Arts Auction held Dec. 12 at the company’s busy Pennsylvania gallery.

Exquisite examples of Tiffany table, floor and hanging lamps, many of them quite rare, were among the stars of the 767-lot sale.

An opulent masterpiece from a long-held collection, a ca. 1910 Tiffany “Venetian” lamp with an intricately patterned leaded-glass shade and “jewel” studded giltbronze base, soared to the top of prices realized, earning $104,550 against a pre-sale estimate of $50,000-$80,000.

A floral beauty from the virtuosos at Tiffany, a vibrant “Peony” table lamp with signed shade and base, swept past expectations to settle at $70,110.

A Tiffany bronze, leaded and stained-glass chandelier in the “October Night” pattern, with a botanical theme of red berries interspersed within an

overall network of branches and leaves, had remained in the same Texas family’s possession for nearly 40 years. They purchased it in 1980 from Lillian Nassau (New York City), the world’s foremost authority on Tiffany lamps. The chandelier changed hands at Morphy’s for $66,000.

Intense bidder interest drove the price of a Loetz Austrian Art Nouveau table lamp to more than six times its high A Tiffany Studios “Peony” table lamp, signed estimate. A stunning shade and base, sold for $70,110 against an design that featured estimate of $45,000-$60,000. four glass globes of organic form supported by an glass-eyed gaze and broad unusual vertical-form base, smile, a 13.5-inch Galle yellow the lamp had been entered in faience cat with a blue-andthe sale with expectations of white hearts-and-dots pattern reaching $2,400-$3,000, but its charmed ceramics fanciers on appealing colors and novel both sides of the Atlantic. The artistry took it to greater confident feline attracted 59 heights and a final selling bids before landing at $20,400, more than 22 times price of $19,200.

With its captivating the high estimate.

An untitled abstract oilon-canvas by Seund Ja Rhee (Korean/French, 1918-2009) topped the fine art section of the sale. Artist-signed, dated ’61, and measuring 22-by-28 inches (sight), the lively artwork was executed in a sunny palette of orange, red and yellow tones with sky-blue

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FINE WATCHES: A RADO MEN’S JUBILE WRISTWATCH BLACK DIAL WITH 11 DIAMONDS, BLACK AND GOLD BAND IN ITS ORIGINAL BOX WITH ORIGINAL INVOICE AND PAPERWORK. AN OMEGA MEN’S AUTOMATIC SEAMASTER DEVILLE IN ITS ORIGINAL Rado BOX. A WALTHAM HUNTER CASE POCKET WATCH IN Jubile Omega A 14K GOLD CASE. SERIAL NO. 15191712.

Man’s Seamaster STERLING SILVER: A “TREASURE’ 90 PIECE Watch Deville STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SET. 108.7 TROY OZS.!

IN ITS ORIGINAL WOOD CASE. STERLING WEIGHTED CANDLESTICKS, COMPOTES. STERLING RIMMED COASTERS. MISCELLANEOUS FLATWARE. BOOK COLLECTION AT 1 P.M.: MANY ANTIQUE BOOKS, 19TH CENTURY, HUNDREDS OF BOOKS, SERIES, LEATHER BOUND ETC. U.S. AND FOREIGN COINS AT 2-2:30 P.M. 200 WASHINGTON SILVER QUARTERS, WALKING LIBERTY HALVES, TWO CENT PIECES, THREE CENT PIECES, SEATED LIBERTY DIMES, MORGAN AND PEACE SILVER DOLLARS, CARSON CITY SILVER DOLLARS, LARGE CENTS, KENNEDY HALVES, LARGE UK CENTS, A BRAZILIAN COIN COLLECTION, HALF DIMES. WHEATIES, PRESTIGE AND PROOF SETS, INDIAN HEAD CENTS, STEEL CENTS. 1912 $2½ INDIAN HEAD GOLD, 1854-O $3 PRINCESS HEAD GOLD, 1855 $3 PRINCESS HEAD GOLD, 1871 $3 PRINCESS HEAD GOLD, 1987 14K GOLD MINIATURE AMERICAN GOLD EAGLE. Watch Chain PREVIEW: TUESDAY, JAN. 28, 2020 10 A.M.-5 P.M. 50.4 DWTS

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F . J . 31 ~ 4 ຺ S . F . 1 ~ 9 768 Graystone Rd. Manheim, PA 17545 This Tiffany Studios “October Night” chandelier, with 26-inch diameter shade signed “TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK,” came from a Texas family who purchased it from Lillian Nassau, (New York City), 1980, and it sold for $66,000.

This Tiffany Studios “Venetian” leaded-glass table lamp with gilt bronze base, ca. 1910, 21 inches tall with signed 14-inch diameter shade, was the top lot of the sale, realizing $104,550 against an estimate of $50,000-$80,000.

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240 HATCHERY ROAD IN Bookcases, file cabinets, china cabinets, lamps, d-t blanket chest, shelving, recliners, sofa, beds & bedding, chests of drawers, rockers, school desk, end & coffee tables, marble top table, pictures & prints, Yamaha clavinova, Cowden & Wilcox 3 gal. crock w/lg. blue flower, Wallace for President license plate, cast-iron spittoon, Noritake & other sets of china, Morning Glory horn, photo albums, diaries, milk bottles, Longaberger® & other baskets, farm toys, Hess & other cars & trucks, Army men, trains, games, K’nex toys, trains, Tom & Jerry bowl, hankies, ceramic trees & other Christmas decorations, Pyrex, KitchenAid mixer, postcards, Pez, Smurf & Batman items, McD prizes & displays, character glasses, buttons, crocks, jugs, machinist’s tools & toolbox, cookie jars & cutters, Hallmark ornaments, adv. items, cigar labels, signs, bands, vintage Remington typewriter, linens, quilts, Durant Motors stock certificate, cookware, child’s motorized car, Revereware, HP copier & other office supplies, hand held Oreck sweeper, fishing lures & reels, Squirt, Mr. Cola, etc., adv., new Muffy Bear clothes, French’s mustard glass jar, children’s character watches in orig. pkgs., ice tongs, hanging scales, tin Sunny Suzy washing machine, cast-iron items, string holders, character phones, Boy Scout items, brass buckets, cuckoo clock, Corelle, Lenox, Wilton, fans, oil cans, handbags, dolls, sterling, Little Golden & other books, Depression & pattern glass, F.W. Shirk tobacco scrap cutting machine, sled, hand, garden & power tools, lots of costume jewelry, two rooms of box lots. Just starting to unpack.

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Preview: Sunday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. TERMS: Cash or Approved PA check, VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX. Jewelry sells at 12 noon. Motorcycle, trail bike and ATV sell at 6:00 P.M.

Friday, Jan. 31: Books & Over 160 lots of Furniture: An que Painted country & period furniture incl. Daniel Oyster Reading, PA Chippendale Tall Case Clock, Mahantango Valley Painted Dutch Cupboard, PA Chippendale Cherry Slant Lid Secretary Desk, Lehigh County, PA Paint Decorated Dower Chest, 19th Century German Black Forest Lindenwood Hall Tree, & much more.

Saturday, Feb. 1: Redware & Stoneware po ery including a Remmey 8 Gallon Water Cooler, Canton Oriental porcelain, Spa erware china, Gaudy Dutch china, Mocha dec. china, Steigel type glass, Woodenwares & Folk Art incl. Carved & Painted Wood Figure of an Eaglet a rib. to Schimmel, Misc. items incl. Perfec on Music Box Co. Disc Player, An que German Kugels, Dolls, Toys, Metalwares incl. sterling & coin silver, Ligh ng, brasswares, etc., Artwork incl. Rare 1950's Ha e K. Brunner Autumn Farm Scene Theorem, Quilts & coverlets, Oriental rugs. Par al lis ng.

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accents. It sold well above its high estimate for $43,050.

A blue-chip selection of wristwatches and jewelry found favor with bidders, both watch collectors and shoppers on the lookout for premiumquality holiday gifts. Rolex was the brand that ruled the day. A men’s Rolex 116610 “Hulk” Oyster Perpetual Date Submariner wristwatch with its original Rolex card sold above estimate for $22,140,

Antiques & Auction News — January 24, 2020 - - 9 antiquesandauctionnews.net while a vintage Rolex GMT-Master “Pepsi” Ref. 1675 wristwatch, so named because TOYS, COLLECTIBLES & POP CULTURE AUCTION the red and blue Sports, Records, Dolls, Trains, Toys, Video Games, Comics, Lego & Action Figures. shades on its bezel TH are similar to those Bidding Ends on Pepsi-Cola’s logo, Pick-Up Location: The Archive Building, 725 West 2nd Street, 19446 commanded $18,750, A lady’s platinum 15.5-carat tennis bracelet with 267-644-6287 | IN-HOUSE SHIPPING AVAILABLE! 45 emerald-cut diamonds, gross weight of 36.2 more than twice the Full Listing w/Photos Available at www.ArchiveAuction.com grams, sold at midpoint of estimate range for high estimate.

Antiques & Collectibles: Vtg. Christmas w/Glass Ornaments, Dept. 56, Hallmark & Santa Plush, Coach Purses, Kevi A sparkling 15.5- $25,830.

Mid-Century Chair, Pin-Ups & 1960’s Bar Advertising Signs. carat platinum tennis Sports, Cards, Comics & Entertainment: Sports Cards Incl. 1960-70’s Baseball, Basketball & Hockey w/Uncut Sheets.

Non-Sports Incl. Tobbaco, Kung Fu, Marvel, Wacky Packages & Evel Knievel. Comic Books Incl. 1930-40’s Golden Age. bracelet with 45 emerSilver & Bronze Age Comics w/She-Hulk #1 & Spotlight #5. Modern Bulk Comic Lots. Vtg. - Modern Vinyl Records w/ ald-cut diamonds Beatles, Heavy Metal & Classic Rock. Movie Posters & Trailers. weighed in at an Vintage Toys, Trains, Dolls, Character & Vehicle Toys: Trains Incl. Vtg. Lionel, K-Line & Mixed HO. Slot Cars Incl. TJets, AFX & Tyco. NIP Hot Wheels & Matchbox, Vtg. Diecast, Pressed Steel, Model Kits & Schwinn Stingray. Dolls Incl. Robert impressive 36.2 grams.

Tonner, Vtg. & Modern Barbie w/Bob Mackie, Raggedy Ann, American Girl & Madame Alexander. Teddy Bears & Steiff.

The total diamond Disney Collectibles. Dollhouse Miniatures w/Marx, MPC & Petite Princess. weight was 15.50 Action Figures, Lego & Video Games: Vtg. Star Wars w/Boxed Vehicles & Figures. Modern Star Wars Collection w/ carats, and its average Han Solo Ugly Doll Prototype. Vtg. Transformers w/Combiner Sets & Complete Trypticon. GI Joe ARAH w/USS Flagg.

Super Joe Figures & Boxed Terron. Vtg. Godaikin Voltron & Shogun Warriors in Box. Strategy Games, Ninja Turtles TMNT, grading of the stones Power Rangers MMPR Coll., Marvel Legends, DC Direct & Where the Wild Things Are. Lego Collection w/Boxed Disney indicated VS2/S11 clarCastle & Eiffel Tower. Video Games ity and G/H color.

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Gear. Atari, Playstation & XBox. bracelet sold at the The work by Seund Ja Rhee (Korean/French, (AY002374) midpoint of its esti- 1918-2009), an untitled decorative abstract ArchiveAuction.com 267-644-6287 mate range for $25,830. oil-on-canvas, 22-by-28 inches (sight), sold To contact above high estimate for $43,050.

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The Galle 13.5-inch faience cat with blue-and-white pattern on yellow glazed body, applied glass eyes, signed “E GALLE NANCY,” sold for $20,400, more than 22 times high estimate.

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This men’s Rolex 116610 “Hulk” Oyster Perpetual Date Submariner wristwatch with original Rolex card sold above estimate for $22,140.

This men’s vintage Rolex GMT-Master “Pepsi” Ref. 1675 wristwatch sold for $18,750, more than twice the high estimate.

150+ pieces of decorated stoneware, 75+ pieces of painted furniture to include early blue, green, red, ly mustard, salmon colored cupboards, pie safes, jelly ore. cupboards, dry sinks, farm tables, cubbies plus more.

Early PA child's immigration trunk, spice cabinets, spool cabinets, sugar buckets, early pantry boxes, grain measures, dough boxes, butter bowls, 5+ Edison phonographs, lot of small primitive lots, two Diamond Dyes cabinets, child's furniture, 20+ coverlets, showcases, coffee boxes, cake displays, primitive carriers, advertising boxes, baskets, work n benches, coffee grinders, hanging pie safes, wooden s signs, sleds, bread boxes, dental cabinets, and this is me just to name of few. There will be 500+ lots with some sold in group lots. This is one of the best line-ups of ad yet. painted furniture and crocks that we have had You don't want to miss this one! s.

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The Loetz Art Nouveau four-light table lamp with patinated bronze base sold for $19,200 against a pre-sale estimate of $2,400-$3,000.

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Milestone Auctions To Host Historic Militaria, Weapons And Firearms Auction Jan. 24 And 25 Sale Led By Omaha Beach D-Day Landing Flag While the hard-fought lessons of war may fade from global memory over time, soldiers’ weaponry and equipment live on as reminders of the heavy toll inflicted by military conflict. The interest in historical firearms, war relics and militaria seems unabated, and the category remains one of the most popular specialties at Milestone Auctions, whose next Firearms and Militaria Sale is slated for Friday and Saturday, Jan. 24 and 25, in Willoughby (suburban Cleveland), Ohio.

“Collecting historical firearms and militaria is an international hobby. We pick up new bidders with every auction, especially through the internet, which is how many overseas collectors discover us,” said Miles King, coowner of Milestone Auctions.

“We ship firearms and militaria all over the world: to Canada, Australia, China, the U.K. and many other European countries. The January sale could be one of our strongest to date. Our firearms expert, Dave Bushing, thinks the gun selection alone might do a million dollars.”

Several important flags will fly over the two-day event, including an American flag that bore witness to D-Day and Operation Overlord, the June 6, 1944, Allied invasion of

Normandy. The 48-star flag was flown on the mast of LCI (Landing Craft Infantry) (L)413, which delivered the courageous 115th Infantry Regiment to the shores of Omaha Beach. The LCI was piloted by U.S. Navy Quartermaster Carroll Key Wood, the father of the flag’s consignor. A fascinating and extensive narrative about the flag, including the consignor’s boyhood recollections of his father’s return from WWII with the flag, appears in Milestone’s catalog online.

The auction estimate is set at $50,000-$60,000.

Another significant D-Day lot is a battle-used “Rupert” dummy paratrooper of the type dropped over Germanoccupied France in the early hours of June 6, 1944.

“Although such dummies probably didn’t fool many German defenders, they were undoubtedly a distraction and caused confusion about where Allied troops were located,” said King. The burlap dummy, which was made to be weighted with sand, is estimated at $6,000-$9,000.

Rare WWII Nazi memorabilia in the sale includes medals, uniforms, helmets and headgear; boots, flags, numerous knives, daggers, swords and combat implements; and miscellaneous

souvenir items. A Nazi German Heer (Army) general’s ID’d tunic with a decorative collar and epaulets and a handembroidered patch depicting an eagle holding a swastika is expected to make $4,000$6,000. A 1939 Nazi German Knight’s Cross, made by Godet, is marked with a relief swastika and suspended from its original red, white and black ribbon. It will be estimated at $8,000-$10,000.

An extremely rare 35-star silk guidon saw military service in the American Civil War and comes to auction from a This Omaha Beach D-Day American Flag flown on the mast of LCI (Landing prominent Chicago family with Craft Infantry) (L)-413, which brought ashore the valiant 115th Infantry an extensive military backRegiment on June 6, 1944, comes with extensive provenance and will be ground. “The 35-star flag is the only flag whose star count estimated at $50,000-$60,000. falls squarely within the active

period of the Civil War,” noted King. “They’re considered very scarce because of the limited time they were allowed to fly, due to the secession of West Virginia from Virginia.” It will be estimated at $10,000-$15,000.

Dave Bushing selected two of the auction’s Civil War-era guns for special mention. The first is an exceptional, unfired .52-caliber Sharps (Hartford, Conn.) Model 1863 military rifle, made in 1865 and of a type ordered to outfit U.S. Volunteers. “This gun is simply outstanding,” stated Bushing.

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COINS, STERLING, JEWELRY AUCTION HARRISBURG, PA 17104 SUNDAY, January 26 at 10 A.M.

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COINS: Gold incl. 1915 Austrian 4 Ducat coin pendant; US incl. 1818 bust half dollar, 1812 large cent, paperweights, nickels, wheat cents; Silver incl. dimes, quarters, Kennedy halves, Walking Liberty halves; US currency incl. silver certificates; Foreign incl. Brazil.

STERLING: Flatware incl. Towle Lafayette, Westmorland John & Priscilla, English, coin, souvenir spoons, Russian serving spoon; German silver handled cane, Japanese cigarette case, matchboxes.

JEWELRY: Platinum 2.25 CTW Diamond Bar Pin; Gold 18k, 14k, 10k; Rings incl. gold, diamond, cameo, gemstone, Masonic; Pendants/Pins incl. gold, gemstone, diamond, gold filled, filigree, bone; Necklaces/Bracelets incl. malachite, gold, sterling; Watches incl. Tourneau, Geneva; Other incl. polished malachite.

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An ultra-rare Civil War double-sided silk flag, or guidon, with 35 handpainted gilt stars, saw military service and will be estimated at $10,000-$15,000.

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FURNITURE: Antique, Vintage and Modern; Pine Dresser; Kling Twin Beds & Dresser; Barrister Bookcase; Blanket Chest; Marble Top Table; Mirrors; Patio Set; Spinet Desk; Deacon’s Bench; Game and Tilt-Top Tables; Bamboo Dining Set; Modern Arc Floor Lamp.

COLLECTIBLES: Inkwells; Motion Lamp Collection; Carnival Glass; Sports Figure Collection; Clocks; Majolica; Knives: Remington, Case; Whaling Harpoon; Royal Doulton Figurines & Toby Mugs; Toys; Trains; Steiff Bears and Animals; Handcuffs; Figurines: Armani, Santini, Lladro; Flow Blue; Iron Wheels; Jewelry; Books: Leather-Bound, Civil War; Record Collection: 45s and 33-1/3s.

ART: Paintings & Prints; Printed 1818 Fraktur; Signed Batik; Sculptures; African Art; Carol Grigg Prints; Barbara Wood; Antique Prints; P. Kablika.

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Milestone Auctions Continued from page 10

The original Dickson & Nelson Co. Confederate musket, dated 1865, .58 caliber, manufactured in Georgia for the state of Alabama, all original, “CS” marked, will be estimated at $12,500-$18,500. the deluxe configuration.

They’re extremely rare, and there’s no doubt that this is one of the finest extant examples of this model,” said Bushing. It will be estimated at $8,000-$12,000.

The sale features superiorquality antique handguns from both sides of the Atlantic. A

These English silver-plated Colt Model 1878 double-action revolvers, British proofs on cylinders, London barrel address on both, made in 1882 and 1885, respectively, the latter of which sold new to a British Army officer, will be estimated at $10,000-$12,000.

highly desirable .31-caliber New Haven Volcanic leveraction pistol is one of only 3,300 that were made from 1857-60. “Significantly, it’s an early predecessor of the Winchester lever-action design,” said Bushing. The estimate will be $7,500-$10,000.

Milestone’s Jan. 24 and 25 auction will be held at 38198 Willoughby Parkway,

A World War II British D-Day Invasionused “Rupert” dummy paratrooper that was dropped over Germanoccupied France in the early hours of June 6, 1944, will be estimated at $6,000-$9,000.

Swann To Auction Art Collection Of Ebony And Jet Publishers Work By Henry Ossawa Tanner And Carrie Mae Weems Highlight Jan. 30 Sale Swann Galleries Chicago artist and in New York City will friend (est. $8,000open the new $12,000), and decade in style, with Rufus, a ca. 1961 a sale of Africancast “Montizini” American Art from plastic by Valerie J. the Johnson Maynard (est.

Publishing Company $3,000-$5,000). on Thursday, Jan. 30.

The collection The collection, features a strong which hung in the selection of landpublishing house’s scapes, as well as historic offices on images of day-to820 S. Michigan Ave. day life. Walter H. in Chicago, Ill., will Williams’s oil-onfeature paintings, Henry Ossawa Tanner’s “Moonrise by Kasbah” (Morocco), an canvas “White sculpture and works oil-on-canvas, from 1912 is from the collection of the Johnson Butterfly,” 1969, on paper from Publishing Company and will be estimated at $150,000 to from his Southern diverse periods over $250,000.

Landscape series, the last century, with depicts a pensive 75 artists represented. Hung oil-on-canvas “Departure,” a young girl picking wildflowers together in a single exhibition large landscape with saturated in a field (est. $30,000for the first time, the Johnson colors (est. $50,000-$75,000). $40,000), while William The cover lot of the sale is Edouard Scott’s 1929 impresPublishing Company’s art collection makes a powerful “The Last Farewell,” a signifi- sionist-style oil-on-canvas statement, demonstrating the cant 1970 oil-on-canvas paint- features a young boy picking company’s longstanding ing by Dindga McCannon, a pumpkin (est. $15,000recognition and support of made as she first began to $25,000). Also of note is “The define her aesthetic (est. Builders (The Family),” a 1974 visual artists.

The earliest work in the $30,000-$40,000). Additional color screenprint by Jacob sale comes from 1912; Henry abstract works from the 1970s Lawrence, estimated at Kenneth Victor $5,000 to $7,000, and Barbara Ossawa Tanner’s beautiful oil- include on-canvas “Moonrise by Young’s color field painting in Johnson Zuber’s ca. 1970 oilKasbah” (Morocco) depicts fig- greens and yellows, “Upper on-canvas “Jump Rope,” ures outside the stark, steep Egypt,” 1971 (est. $80,000- which depicts a group of girls exterior walls of a Moroccan $120,000), and Francis A. with red bows in their braids Kasbah. The significant mid- Sprout’s “Azo,” 1971, from the playing Double Dutch, expectcareer painting carries the artist’s Moslem Tile Patterns ed to bring $1,000 to $1,500. highest estimate of the collec- series (est. $15,000-$25,000).

An offering of oil-onRichmond Barthé and canvas works by Loïs Mailou tion, $150,000 to $250,000.

A suite of seven framed Elizabeth Catlett lead a Jones includes “Bazar Du photographs with etched remarkable run of sculpture Quai, Port Au Prince, Haiti,” glass, 1996-97, by Carrie Mae with two cast bronze works 1961 (est. $20,000-$30,000), Weems, commissioned by the Barthé’s 1944 “The Negro “Vielle Rue, Montmartre (Rue City of Chicago Public Art Looks Ahead” and Catlett’s Pinteau),” 1965 (est. $15,000Program, marks a high-point 1973 “Sister” are expected to $25,000), and “Boats at of the offering. One of an edi- bring $50,000 to $75,000 Théoule,” 1965 (est. $10,000tion of only three, the suite each. Also of note are $15,000). comes block estimated at “Homage to Marion Perkins,” The complete catalogue $100,000 to $150,000. Further a ca. 1961-63 carved granite and bidding information is contemporary works include work by Margaret Burroughs available at www.swann Richard Mayhew’s 2006 as a tribute to her fellow galleries.com.

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impossible to find a nicer example.” The rifle will be estimated at $15,000-$20,000.

Another top-notch gun, an all-original .58-caliber Confederate musket dated 1865 and made in Georgia by Dickson & Nelson, was one of only 3,000 manufactured expressly for the State of Alabama. “As the war escalated, Dickson & Nelson had to keep moving because its factory kept getting bombed out by the Yankees,” according to Bushing. “This is the most outstanding known example of all original, untouched survivors of its type. It’s a very desirable gun.” The estimate will be $12,500-$18,500.

A handsome, high-condition Winchester Deluxe 1873 .22 caliber rifle is accompanied by a factory letter that confirms it was shipped in 1892 exactly as it appears today, with an octagon barrel, checkered stock with pistol grip, and special-order drop of stock 4.75-inch blued frame. “Since most of these rifles were made for boys, very few were ordered in

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