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Carson Long Military School Items Featured In Cordier’s Winter Firearms And Militaria Auction FRIDAY JANUARY 25, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 4

Newly Discovered Japanese Cloisonné Vase From 1893 Chicago World’s Fair Comes To Auction

Antique And Modern Firearms Have Been A Speciality of Harrisburg, Pa., Auction House

This Japanese Samurai short sword sold for $1,500.

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Clars To Sell Monumental Vase On Feb. 17 A M1A semi-auto rifle brought $1,800.

This limited edition print of bluebirds by Ned Smith realized $1,400.

Here is the monumental eight-foot Japanese cloisonné vase as it appeared for over 100 years in the main dining room of Spenger’s Fresh Fish Grotto in Berkeley, Calif.

For over 100 years, a monumental eight-foot Japanese cloisonné vase reigned as the centerpiece in the main dining room of Spenger’s Fresh Fish Grotto in Berkeley, Calif., one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s oldest and most beloved restaurants. And, for over 100 years, no one was aware that this vase was one of Japan’s most spectacular works of art created for the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago.

On Sunday, Feb. 17, Clars Auction Gallery based in Oakland, Calif., will present this historic vase to the world market on behalf of the Spenger family.

This vase was created as part of a triptych composed of two vases centered by a censer, mounted on carved bases made of keyaki wood

to celebrate Japan’s entry into the modern era. Together, this triptych was the largest example of cloisonné enamel made through that date.

The design of the vases was conceived by Shin Shinwoda, the Special Counselor for Arts of the Imperial Commission to the Exposition. Their manufacture was undertaken by Shirozayemon Suzuki, of Yokohama, with the cooperation of Seizayemon Tsunekawa of Nagoya. The original design was painted by Kanpo Araki of Tokyo, and the black ink sketch on the copper body was made by Kiosai Oda of Nagoya. The men directly in charge of making the vases were Gisaburo Tsukamoto and Kihio ye Hayashi, of Toshim.

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Pictured here in this historic photo is the Japanese cloisonné Triptych. The vase on the left resides in the Khalili collection at Oxford, the censer in the middle resides in the collection of Hirose Atsushi at the Tokyo National Museum, and the vase on the right is from the Spenger collection, which will be presented at Clars Auction Gallery on Feb. 17.

The gun that helped win the West won the day at Cordier’s Firearms and Militaria auction. An antique Winchester 1873 rifle produced for the Atlanta Police Department hammered down for $3,600 to an internet bidder during the second day of the two-day auction.

Held Dec. 7 and 8, the auction included more than 400 lots of firearms ranging from antique to modern models. In addition to the Winchester, a Pennsylvania

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Hindman LLC Acquires Leslie Hindman Auctioneers And Cowan’s Auctions Hindman LLC recently announced that it has acquired auction houses Leslie Hindman Auctioneers and Cowan’s Auctions.

The new venture brings together two of America’s defining auction firms, uniting a nationwide network of specialists and resources. Born to serve and grow the industry landscape through digital transformation and customer service, Hindman LLC reflects the shared vision of Leslie Hindman and Wes Cowan, the respective founders of each firm.

“We’re thrilled to join forces with Cowan’s, who shares many of our core values, including our vision for a national client-centric auction house,” said Leslie Hindman, cochair of the newly

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formed Hindman LLC. “We’ve both grown by connecting local communities to the global art market and by providing excellent service across all categories, sales channels and price points. And now we can further accelerate our vision through this combined effort.”

Leslie Hindman founded Leslie Hindman Auctioneers in 1982 in Chicago, Ill. Wes Cowan founded Cowan’s Auctions in 1995 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Both will remain intimately involved in developing the strategy and vision of Hindman LLC, where Leslie Hindman will serve on the board as co-chair and Wes Cowan as vice chair.

“Leslie and I have known each other for many years, so this shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone who knows us,” said Wes Cowan. “We decided to partner because we both recognized that the new digital landscape and growing auction customer base provides the best opportunity to realize our vision of creating a national clientcentric auction From left to right: CEO Thomas Galbraith, Leslie Hindman, and Wes house. This means Continued on page 2 Cowan.

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It took this team of artists and manufacturers over four years to complete this project.

Upon completion, it was viewed and approved personally by Japanese Emperor Mutsuhito (posthumous name, Emperor Meiji).

The extravagant designs on the vases were inspired by Japan’s changing vision of itself in the world, reflecting the country’s evolution into a more modern and global status, now referred to as Meiji Modernity.

Today, the censer resides in the collection of Hirose Atsushi at the Tokyo National

Museum. The other vase resides in the Khalili Collection at Oxford, and since 1895 up until now, the second vase was considered “missing.” It had however, been quietly residing in the main dining room at Spenger’s Fresh Fish Grotto in Berkeley, Calif.

The story of the missing vase begins to unfold in 1892 when Michael H. de Young of San Francisco, a businessman and journalist who founded the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper and the de Young Museum, was appointed as a national commissioner to the 1893 Columbian Exposition by President Benjamin Harrison.

Through this position, de Young saw the opportunity to stimulate California’s economy by proposing an 1894

The front of this spectacular vase is adorned with a dragon among clouds.

The neck of the vase is decorated in a design of stars, stripes and maple leaves interwoven with chrysanthe- The back of the vase features a plover circling over waves. mum flowers.

antiquesandauctionnews.net California Midwinter Fair, research on the history of this which was held the following vase and the triptych: Judith winter in Golden Gate Park in Snodgrass, associate profesSan Francisco. sor, Western Sydney Following the Chicago University, Australia; Dr. World’s Fair, de Young Rodger Birt, professor emeribrought one of the Japanese tus, College of Humanities, cloisonné vases to San San Francisco State University; Francisco for exhibition at the Dr. Marvin Nathan, professor Midwinter Fair. It was at this emeritus, College of point, following the fair, that Humanities, San Francisco Frank Spenger, avid collector State University.

The History of Spenger’s and owner of Spenger’s Fresh Fish Grotto Restaurant in Berkeley, bought this one vase from Spenger’s was founded by Michael de Young and placed Johann Spenger, who emigratit inside the main dining ed to California from Bavaria room, where it has remained in 1860 and worked as a hook until October 2018. and line fisherman on The neck of this spectacu- Oakland’s Lake Merritt. lar vase is decorated in a Beginning as just a clam stand design of stars, stripes and in the 1890s, Johann’s son, maple leaves interwoven with Frank, expanded the stand to chrysanthemum flowers. The a full restaurant in the 1930s. body is adorned with a dragon Since then, celebrities and among clouds on the front locals alike packed the restauand a design of plover circling rant daily. By the 1950s, the over waves on the back. The restaurant was serving 3,500 vase still stands mounted on pounds of fish each day, more its magnificently carved keya- than any restaurant west of ki wood base. The presale the Mississippi. By the 1980s, it estimate on this historic piece was serving 3,000 meals each is $30,000-$50,000. day, staffed by 240 employees, Deric Torres, vice presi- and had grown to be the dent of decorative arts and fourth busiest restaurant in furnishings for Clars Auction the country. The restaurant Gallery, is handling this estate permanently closed in the fall for the Spenger family. He of 2018. recalls dining in the restauThe Feb. 17 sale of the rant on numerous occasions Japanese cloisonné vase from over several years and was the Spenger collection will be always struck by the monu- held in conjunction with Clars’ mental vase in the dining Fine Art, Decorative Art, room. “It is so exciting to now Furniture, Jewelry and Asian be able to uncover the amaz- Art Auction. In addition to the ing history of this vase and to vase, there will be a collection discover its significance in of nautical pieces and the rare both history and art,” said “Star of Denmark” 34-carat Torres. diamond ring, also from the Torres would also like to Spenger Fresh Fish Grotto extend his gratitude to the fol- collection. lowing experts who were For more information, visit instrumental in his extensive www.clars.com.

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This is an exciting continuation of our vision, but with more resources and thought leadership backing it up.”

Hindman LLC will create one of the largest auction firms in America with its combined expertise and footprint.

It will be led by CEO Thomas Galbraith, who will work closely with senior leadership at both companies to oversee the collaboration.

“Leslie and Wes have a history of making bold moves.

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over/under long gun signed by noted Newport, Pa., gunsmith Daniel Crum (1841-1926) also drew bidders’ attention, selling for $1,900. A WWII German semiautomatic infantry rifle brought $1,800.

the now-shuttered Carson Long Military Academy, and many bidders vying for the lots were alumni who wanted a physical piece of the school’s history.

Founded in 1836, Carson Long Military Academy in New Bloomfield, Perry County, Pa., was the oldest continually

A Winchester 1873 rifle used by the Atlanta Police sold for $3,600.

In modern firearms, semiautomatic long guns saw heavy bidding, with an FN FAL semiautomatic military style rifle hammering at $3,100.

That model was a free-world favorite during The FN FAL semi-auto military style rifle went for $3,100. the Cold War. A Springfield Armory M1A match rifle sold operating military boarding for $1,800. school in the United States. Its Colt handguns have been last graduating class was in reliably popular items at June 2018.

The Pennsylvania over/under long gun, signed, sold for $1,900.

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Although the school’s collection featured many firearms, two of the edged weapons consigned from that institution became top lots of the catalog sale. A Japanese Samurai short sword signed by Bishu Osafune Yoshimitsu sold for $1,500, and a 21-inch Samurai sword with the traditional sharkskin handle brought $1,300.

Non-firearm items were sold on the first day, including numerous examples of military and nature-themed artwork. A limited edition print by Pennsylvania artist Ned Smith (1919-85) depicting bluebirds sold for $1,400.

The sale was the final Firearms and Militaria Auction Cordier held in 2018. The popular speciality sales draw bidders both locally and internationally, with participation both live and online. All prices reported are hammer prices and do not include buyer’s premium.

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT

By Peter Seibert With the new year, every collector usually steps back to pause and think about their collections. Young or old, it makes sense to pause and think about the future.

In the last decade, we have seen a staggering decline in pricing of objects. What was once expensive is often very cheap now. Rarity has been trumped by desirability in a way that we never thought possible.

Thus a collection assembled with care and thought can be dispersed at auction for a fraction of what was originally paid.

While the market will probably return in the coming decades, no one really knows for sure when this will happen.

As a result, I think all collectors need to think about what they will be doing with their collections.

First and easiest is to share it with your family. I have known many great collections that began with inherited items. That is a great place to begin. I say begin because to pass on a collection is not just about exchanging stuff with the next generation, but rather it is about sharing information and, most importantly, the passion of collecting. My eldest daughter has such a passion, and I am doing my best to cultivate it by encouraging her to live with the items she likes, to study them, and to show them off when we have company.

Without family, a museum or related institution is another choice. I have found that inevitably there are two schools of thought when it comes to giving to a museum or archives. The first consists of those who see both the personal and historical importance of such a gift. They recognize the

value of giving both in terms of having future generations appreciate and value these items in a public setting and also of ensuring that their life’s work is preserved.

The flip side is the people who hate museums and similar institutions. In some cases, they regard them as rivals for items that they want. In other cases, they hear about bad behaviors by some and then paint all such institutions the same way.

There are also those who pride themselves on knowing more than anyone, and so a museum is often a target for their wrath about either what is known or not, or why certain items are on exhibition and others not.

Regular readers know that I do support the idea of giving things to museums but with a clear understanding by all parties as to the terms of the gift. I have seen many cases of ambiguity that leads to hurt feelings.

Thus, it is vital to make sure that you and your family are okay with making the gift and that the museum understands what your wish is and gets it done. Remember as well that most museums will not want items with strict conditions, so it is a time to recognize that, and folks should be realistic.

So take some time early in the new year. Think about your collections and what, ultimately, your plans are for the future.

Peter Seibert, a native Pennsylvanian, grew up in the antiques business and remains closely tied to auction houses, collectors, and dealers.

Professionally, he has served as a museum director and public historian in Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Virginia, and Wyoming.

He holds a Master of Arts in American studies from Penn State and has authored two books and numerous articles on decorative arts, interior design, and history.

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Highlighting the musical instruments will be a C.F. Martin Veterans Model guitar.

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Locati Sold WWI-Era Saxon Helmet/Pickelhaube For $1,600 Diverse Merchandise Brought Strong Results For Online Sale Locati LLC of Maple Glen, Pa., presented its December online sale from Dec. 3 to 17.

The monthly online-only sale was comprised of nearly 500 lots including a wide range of items such as Chinese porcelain, silver, artwork and WWI-era militaria.

“I thought the December sale showed strong prices in areas such as militaria and jewelry,” stated Michael

Locati, co-owner of Locati LLC. Included in the sale were a WWI-era Saxon field artillery spiked helmet/pickelhaube, which realized $1,600, and a figure of the Buddha, probably

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The WWI-era Saxon field artillery spiked helmet/pickelhaube realized $1,600.

This painting went for $1,300.

Locati LLC, located in subAmitabha, Nepal, sold for magnum bowl sold for $2,100, urban Philadelphia, special$2,600. An Emilio Robba Daum and a 14-carat gold coil snake izes in downsizing and estate Pate-de-Verre glass palm form bracelet brought $1,000. liquidation. Michael Locati is

An Emilio Robba Daum Pate-de-Verre glass palm magnum bowl sold for $2,100.

This Buddha statue, probably Amitabha, Nepal, sold for $2,600.

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NEW YORK 01/18-27/19, NEW YORK, DAILY NOON-8 PM TUES NOON-4:30 PM THURS & SUN NOON- 6 PM, Sapphire Jubilee, 67th St & Park Avenue, Park Avenue Armory OHIO 01/26-27/19, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques Market, Ohio Expo Centers 02/23-24/19, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques, Ohio Expo Centers PENNSYLVANIA 01/26/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg 02/01-03/19, YORK, FRI & SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Expo Center Memorial Hall East 02/02/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg 02/23/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg 03/02/19, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-1 PM, Hunting & Fishing, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center VIRGINIA 03/02-03/19, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea & Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

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01/30/19, POTTSTOWN, WED 10 AM, Antiques & Collectibles featuring Herschedes hall clock w/chimes, furniture, old shutters, collection of Hall teapots, 62 E High St, Curtis Wilson

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01/26/19, NAZARETH, SAT 10 AM, Oak furniture, art pottery, gold jewelry, sterling flatware, antique buttons, a nice selection of antiques & collectibles, 330 W Moorestown Rd (Rt 512), Dotta Auction Co. Inc.

01/26/19, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Fine bronzes, art, furniture, collectibles, jewelry, 218 E Market St, Keystone Auctions LLC

01/30/19, LANSDALE, WED NOON, Jewelry, toys, trains, ephemera, sports cards, collectibles, The Archive Building 725 W 2nd St, The Archive Auction LLC

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01/26/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Consignment Auction featuring Americana, country store, jewelry, coins, watches, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

01/26/19, SPRING CITY, SAT 8:30 AM, Antiques featuring country furnitre, long guns, holiday items, country accessories, Steiff Bears and others, dolls, toys etc., 20 Bonnie Brae Rd, Ron Rhoads

01/31/19, EDISON, THURS, Multi-Estate Antiques & Collectibles, New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnars Auction

01/26/19, ANDREAS, SAT 9 AM, Antiques, advertising, primitives and more, Mercedes SLK 230 Roadster, Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R Arner

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2.0ct 14K gold diamond ring.

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Excellent 3 gal. blue decorated stoneware jug signed D.P. Shenfelter, PA. Guns - Winchester, Remington Sportsman 48, Colt Single Action Pistol, Smith & Wesson, .38 Special, 19th Century J. Stevens 22 Rimfire Pistol, Feinwerkbau CO2 Target Pistol.

Coins - Including an 1862 Gold Dollar and an Ancient Roman Coin.

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“As Seen On TV: Television-Based Board Games” Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century

By Donald-Brian Johnson

became the radio rage, so much so that, by 1948, “Stop “Lassie” and “Wheel of the Music” knocked comedian Fortune,” “Ben Casey” and Fred Allen off the airwaves.

“Password,” “Video Village” Allen lamented that “the giveand “The Beverly Hillbillies”— away programs have reduced what could those TV classics radio to a shoddy gambling device. The person who regupossibly have in common?

Before you shake your larly tunes in give-away shows head and say absolutely noth- has larceny in his heart.”

It took television, howeving, think again. Each and every one kept the fun going er, to really get the dice long after the TV set winked rolling. “Cash and Carry,” the out. How? Why, with a board first TV game show to receive game, of course! All the coast-to-coast exposure, had excitement and all the thrills its premiere in 1946. Hosted of your TV favorites could be by Dennis James, the show set enjoyed right at home. Sure, up shop in a grocery store. there were no fabulous cash Sponsored by Libby’s, prizes prizes or lovely parting gifts, included plenty of Libby’s but hey, what’s an imagina- canned goods.

As TV took over American tion for? homes, the 1950s and ’60s saw an explosion of television game shows. Taking the prize for innovation was Merv Griffin. His blockbusters “Jeopardy” (1964), you get the answer; you give the question, and “Wheel of Fortune” (1975), spin that wheel and solve that word puzzle, are still going strong The Aldens 1958 Christmas catalog featured board today. Both are games for then-popular TV shows. Among them were prime examples of oft“The Adventures of Lassie,” “Twenty One,” “Wyatt Griffin’s expressed adage: Earp,” and “Gunsmoke” (reading “featuring cowboys, “If you can’t Indians, and thrills a-plenty!”). explain it in one

You couldn’t walk around a giant game board like the actual contestants, but other aspects of “Video Village” were just “as seen on TV.” Monty Hall was the “Mayor” of the “Village,” before moving on to greater fame with “Let’s Make a Deal.”

Unscramble the famous faces, and you were the winner in “Make a Face” from the early 1960s.

Q u i z s h o w s made the easiest transfer to b o a r d games.

Even if it w a s impossible to reEverything needed to play “Charge Account” at home was included: items such create all as cards with the “actual price” and the “charge account price.” of TV’s Game,” with at least a few of Fred, and Ethel all the way to bells and its 1,000 questions destined the finish line, in this case, the whistles, b o a r d Think of it as a sort of “scrabble of the airwaves.” Jan Murray’s to stump even the most dedi- Mertzes’ fire escape. There game cre- “Charge Account” from the early ’60s had players create words cated Lucy-ite. (“When Lucy are, of course, stumbling ators gave from letters, then purchase prizes with their “charge accounts.” took Ricky’s mother shopping, blocks along the way: draw an it their best shot. There was a TV shows, testing the knowl- where did she lose her?”) As “Ay Yi Yi Yi Yi” card, and your plastic word screen for edge of avid couch potatoes. for the episodic “I Love Lucy penalty is to re-enact a speci“Concentration,” a spinning Some shows had it both ways: Game,” fans re-trace the well- fied scene from the show.

Continued on page 15 picture drum for “Your First there’s an “I Love Lucy Trivia worn steps of Lucy, Ricky, Impression,” tiny hand clickers for “Jeopardy,” and even mini “isolation booths” just like (well, sort of like) those ANOTHER HUGE SALE used on “Twenty One.” AT SCHUYLKILL COUNTY’S BEST AUCTION Board games based on programs other than game shows took established characters along new paths. The 10:00 A.M. (PREVIEW 9:00 A.M.) 1958 “Adventures of Lassie” ND game invited participants to “re-live lovable Lassie’s excit1506 CENTRE TURNPIKE, 17961 ing television escapades, as you try to reach the dog 15% BUYER’S PREMIUM - 3% CASH DISCOUNT ON BUYER’S PREMIUM house first, traveling on a funSPECIAL NOTE: Hammett Brass Steam Locomotive Bell w/Cast-Iron Frame. filled ‘bone trail.’” “Ben Casey HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: M.D.’s” game version had FIREARMS: Mosin Nagant 91/30 1943 7.62x54R Rifle, Star Model A Super 9mm Largo 1950s TV comedian George Gobel even had his own board game, titled “I’m players following Dr. Ben all 1950 Pistol, Browning Mod. 1922 .32ACP Pistol, Phoenix Arms HP-25A 25ACP Pistol, George Gobel and Here’s The Game.” The object? “Becoming George Gobel”! around the hospital.

Savage Ranger 16ga Shotgun, H&R Gamemaster 349 12ga Shotgun, Marlin Mod. 81-DL Trivia board games were .22 Rifle, Ruger 10/22 .22 Rifle, Mossberg Mod. 183 .410 Shotgun, Mossberg Mod. 702 another good fit for episodic .22 Rifle, JC Higgins 583-14 16ga Shotgun, Victor 12ga Shotgun, Forehand Arms Revolver,

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“Concentration,” based on a card game for children, became a long-running hit. Of its 1958 debut, however,“TV Guide” noted:“‘Concentration’? The day will come when the American housewife will also be able to play ‘Go Fish’ and ‘Post This is the at-home version of the Office’ while watching TV.” “Concentration” screen.

Here is the playing wheel with some of the “guests” in the board game version of “Your First Impression.”

“Your First Impression” had celeb panelists guessing the identity of celeb guests. With no famous folk handy, the home version had players guessing the identity of assorted historical figures.

The advent of radio first brought an element of popular culture into game-playing, when the first nationwide radio game show, “Uncle Jim’s Question Bee,” hit the airwaves in 1936. Game shows

sentence, it won’t work.”

Top shows soon made their enticing way from the TV screen to the game table.

Cobra CA380 Pistol, Cobra 9mm & 38cal Derringers, 1798 British Flintlock Conversion 70cal Dragoon. Ammo, Scopes, Reloading. COINS: 1903 McKinley $1 LA Purchase Gold Pc, 5000+ Wheat Cts. incl. 1909-S, 1909 VDB, 1910-S, 1911-S, 1914-S; 180+ Barber Qtrs. incl. 1909-D & 1915-S, 100+ Buffalo Nickels incl. 1913, 1915, 1915-S, 1915-D; 60+ Indian Head Cents incl. 1859, 63-65, 70, 71, 76; Lg Cents incl. 1851 & 54; 2 Cent Pcs. incl. 1865 & 68; Morgan & Peace Dollars, 1988 & 2011 Silver Eagles, 1948 Franklin Half, 1898 & 1900 V Nickels, Mercury Dimes incl. 1941 & 42; 1929D Standing Liberty Qtr., Silver Certs., Uncut $1 Currency, 1899 $1 Black Eagle Silver Cert., 1923 $1 Horse Blanket. Foreign Coins & Currency. Silver Rounds & Ingots. JEWELRY: Genuine Freshwater Pearl Necklaces, Jade Necklace, 10K Rings incl. Diamond and Lion, Cameo in Sterling Pendant, Sterling US Navy Ring, Sunken Treasure Jewelry w/14K Chain, Sterling Filigree Demi Set, Freshwater Pearl Necklaces, Vintage Rhinestone Bracelet & Earrings, Swarovski. FURNITURE: Henkel Harris Mahogany Buffet, Painted Aston Court by Henredon Silver Chest, Oak Rolltop Desk & Bedroom Set, Oak Corner Gun Cabinet, Pr. of Bernhardt Armchairs, Art Deco Table w/ Chairs, Midcentury Rocker, Oak Icebox, MT Dressers, Ethan Allen Hutch, Cherry Broyhill China, Cedar Wardrobe, Heywood-Wakefield Vanity (no mirror), 8’ Wooden Community Bench, Country Corner Cabinet, Cedar & Blanket Chests, Ethan Allen Tea Cart, Wicker Patio Set, Sectional Sofa, Grandfather Clocks incl. Howard Miller & Emperor. TOYS: Marklin Train (needs work), Lego Lots, Foosball & Air Hockey Tables, BB Guns, 1978 Superman Lunch Box & Thermos, Super Friends Lunch Box, Smurf Mushroom House, 1980-90’s Action Figures, Marx & Lionel, Lead Soldiers, Unopened Garbage Pail Kids Packs. VIDEO GAME SYSTEMS: NES (in Orig. Box), SNES, N64, Gamecube, Wii, Atari, PS1&2, NES Powerpad. ANTIQUES/VINTAGE: Thomas Pepper’s Sons - Ashland Jug, National Cash Register, 1936 New Woman’s Friend Mod. 6 Washing Machine, Goose Weathervane, Copper Lightning Rod, Hickory Recurve Bow, WWII Filipino Spear, 1800’s Cabinet Photos, Hickock Tube Tester, Trilobite, Cast-Iron Pans incl. Le Creuset, Mining Decanters, 1950’s Chevrolet Viking Fender Spears, Local Milk & Beer Bottles. DECORATIVE ARTS: Royal Dux Bohemia Nude Female with Dog Porc. Statue. GLASS: Jadeite Petal Bowl, Amethyst Bowls & Goblets, Czech Vases, Strawberry Shortcake, Pyrex Mixing Bowls. POTTERY: Watt Bowls. SPORTS CARDS: 1950/60’s Topps Baseball. PAPER: Postcards incl. Star Line & Local, Comics incl. 1950’s Disney. COLLECTIBLES: Cookie Jars, Marilyn Monroe, Longaberger® Baskets. INSTRUMENTS & AV EQUIP.: 2 Electric Guitars, Projectors, PA Systems, Pr. of JBL Speakers w/Amp, Sony & JBL Surround Systems, Amp Rack. OTHER: Tiffany Style Lamps, Berkel Meat Slicer, Rainbow Vacuum, Red & Black “Go-Go” Mobility Scooters, Beer Adv. incl. Trays & Signs.

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Jack Barry hosted “Tic Tac Dough,” a 1950s variation on “tic tac toe,” before moving on to the scandal-plagued “Twenty One.” Barry bounced back with the 1970s hit, “The Joker’s Wild.”

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Featuring Herschedes Hall Clock with chimes, model 245.

Cherry corner cupboard. Mahogany Danish dining sets. Drexel Bedroom Suite. Mahogany breakfronts. Painted and Bead Board cupboards. MidCentury high chest. 8 ft. Oval mid-century conference table in walnut and chrome, along with cabinet signed Interior International Limited. Arts and crafts Library Desk. Pillars. Regulator Clocks. Iron Chandelier and interesting illumination devices. Paintings and prints. Brass & rope beds. Washstands.

Jelly Cupboards. One-Drawer stands. Large Industrial molds. Iron wheels and gears. Vintage doors and windows. Old shutters! Wooden Trays and hardware. Antique work bench. Carpenter’s vice. Iron kettles. Kitchen sets.

Knoll barstools. Bar Room windsors. Jeweler’s Bench. Numerous file boxes.

Games table. Queen Anne Silver chest. Collection of 40 HALL TEAPOTS. Pair of pottery Foo Dogs. Baskets. Wooden Barrel. Inlaid tool box and antique tools. Pizza paddles. Blue painted rocker. Cracker Barrel Rockers.

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Metropolitan Museum Of Art To Renovate Its Arts Of Africa, Oceania, And The Americas Galleries $70 Million Project Will Reconfigure And Reimagine Michael C. Rockefeller Wing traditions that gave birth to Modernism,” said Max Hollein, director of the Met. “Within AAOA alone there is the potential for highlighting parallels and contrasts that consider how societies across hundreds of cultures, five continents, and 5,000 years have addressed issues of authorship, patronage, trade, governance, state ideology, and ancestral commemoration. This major reinstallation of a core part of the Met’s global collection and the extraordinary design by Kulapat Yantrasast will be a manifestation of our ability to further advance the understanding, appreciation, and contextualization of the world’s most significant cultures.”

With over two million square feet at its Fifth Avenue building, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is the world’s

the Americas. “AAOA’s curatorial team has been presenting groundbreaking exhibitions of non-Western art that reflect new research, and this direction needs to be reflected in our current installation. Our thinking for the new galleries centers on the importance of reframing each of the specific regions of the world represented. We will be seeking to illuminate their artistic brilliance by invoking a sense of place through referencing architectural vernaculars relevant to each segment while also tethering these aspects to historical movements.”

History of the Department As early as 1893, Mexican stone sculpture and Peruvian ceramics were gifts to the Met from diplomats and artists, including one of the museum’s founders, the American painter Frederic Church.

During the 1950s and 1960s, the American statesman and philanthropist Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller assembled a finearts survey of non-Western art traditions that included the ancient Americas as well as areas of the world not represented in the museum’s colThis will be the Americas Galleries looking south, Metropolitan Museum of Art. lection, importantly African and Oceanic art. In 1969, it was Image by wHY. announced that Rockefeller’s collection would be transferred to the Met as a new department and wing. Opened to the public in 1982, the addition was named after Nelson Rockefeller’s son, the anthropologist Michael C. Rockefeller, who had given his

life in the pursuit of new avenues of inquiry into art of the Pacific. Among the wing’s signature works are the striking Asmat sculptures he researched and collected in Indonesia’s Papua Province.

The launch of what was at the time indisputably the world’s most spectacular showcase for the arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas spurred a surge of art historical studies that have subsequently contributed to a major paradigm shift in the field.

Since the Met’s landmark 1984 exhibition “Te Maori: Art

From New Zealand Collections,” curators in the department of the Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas have mounted influential, innovative, and scholarly presentations both in the wing’s focus gallery and in the museum’s special exhibition spaces. Topics addressed have included the following: authorship, in “Master Hand: Individuality and Creativity in Yoruba Sculpture”; how sacred matter has been the catalyst for creativity, in “Eternal Ancestors: The Art of the Reliquary in Central Africa”; the reception of

African art in New York City, in “African Art, New York, and the Avant-Garde”; what constitutes a portrait, in “Heroic Africans”; how artists have visualized immaterial spiritual forces, in “Kongo: Power and Majesty”; and how societies measure value, in “Golden Kingdoms: Luxury and Legacy in the Ancient Americas.”

Overview of the Collection Since the transformative gift of Nelson Rockefeller’s collection in 1969, the Met’s Africa, Oceania, and the Americas holdings have tripled in size through gifts of Continued on page 12

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art recently announced that, nearly 50 years after the founding of its curatorial department devoted to the Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas, it is embarking on a plan to completely renovate its Michael C. Rockefeller Wing.

The galleries, 40,000 square feet on the museum’s south side, will be overhauled and reimagined to reintroduce each of the three major world traditions represented in the department’s collection, displaying them as discrete elements in an overarching wing that is in dialogue with the museum’s collections as a whole. The Met has selected architect Kulapat Yantrasast from the firm wHY for the $70 million project. Renovation will begin in late 2020 and be completed in 2023.

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This will be the entrance to Africa from Greek and Roman, Metropolitan Museum of Art. Image by wHY. “By ushering artistic traditions of three-quarters of the globe into the Met, the building of the Rockefeller Wing helped define us as an encyclopedic fine arts museum. Its expansive and diverse character uniquely resonates with our global city.

Our Africa and Americas collections alone represent the heritage of a quarter of the U.S. population and half of New York City’s residents,” said Daniel H. Weiss, president and CEO of the Met. “The renovation of this suite of galleries will at once make a unique and timely civic contribution to our community and immeasurably enrich and deepen appreciation of a vast swath of the world’s artistic dynamism.

“Only at the Met can one move from galleries devoted to the ancient Greek and Roman traditions that inspired the Renaissance into galleries filled with the non-European

largest art museum. Visitorship to the museum has grown from four to over seven million annually. The Rockefeller Wing renovation joins other large infrastructure projects, including a multiyear project to renovate 10 galleries devoted to British decorative arts and sculpture, which will be completed in winter 2020; the replacement of the skylights in the European Paintings galleries (a project that began this summer and will continue through 2022); and renovation of the Modern Wing, for which planning is underway.

“This is an opportunity to reconceptualize and reintroduce what are the most significant fine arts collections relating to three distinct highly developed fields of art history,” said Alisa LaGamma, Ceil and Michael E. Pulitzer curator in charge of the department for the Arts of Africa, Oceania, and

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Philadelphia Museum Of Art To Present “Antony Gormley: Stand” Sculpture Installation Will Be On The East Terrace

“Stand” is by Antony Gormley. Here is a digital rendering of the installation, at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, courtesy of Antony Gormley. Image courtesy of the artist and Sean Kelly Gallery. possibility of this installation.

“We’re delighted to present this remarkable installation in Philadelphia,” said Rub. “Antony Gormley is, simply put, an extraordinary artist whose work has reimagined social engagement and extended and given new meaning to an ageold tradition: the representation of the human figure. This installation will also enable us to fulfill, in a curatorial sense, one of the key goals of our strategic plan, engaging visitors by moving out into the community beyond the four walls of the museum and activating the remarkable civic spaces around it.”

About Antony Gormley Born in London in 1950, Gormley studied anthropology and archaeology and the history of art at Trinity College, Cambridge. He later studied at the Central School of Art, Goldsmiths College, and the Slade School of Art and began to exhibit his work in the late 1970s.

Gormley has had numerous solo exhibitions over the past 37 years, including Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, England (2018); the Long Museum, Shanghai (2017); the National Portrait Gallery, London (2016); Forte di Belvedere, Florence, Italy (2015); Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern, Switzerland (2014); Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil, São Paulo, Brazil (2012); Deichtorhallen Hamburg, Germany; the State Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia (2011); Kunsthaus Bregenz, Austria (2010); Hayward Gallery, London (2007); Kunsthalle zu Kiel, Germany; Malmö Konsthall, Sweden (1993); and the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebæk, Denmark (1989). He has also participated in major group shows such as the Venice Biennale (1982) and documenta 8, Kassel, Germany (1978). Major public works include “Angel of the North” (Gateshead, England), “Another Place” (Crosby Beach,

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Mercedes SLK 230 Roadster, nice condition! Early Mills Slot Machine, Many early advertising signs, Early Mobil Gas Pump, Rare 1897 Reading Railroad Cup w/leather case, many early Railroad items, Antique chimney block makers, Early RR telephones, Industrial lighting & carts, Nova Hit & Miss Engine, Early Peanut Display Case, Early Pottsville Advertising Clock, Crocks, Jugs, Butter Churns, Primitives, Advertising Tins, Antique & primitive smalls, Vintage Man’s John Deere Bicycle and much more!

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England), “Exposure” (Lelystad, Netherlands); and “Chord” (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts).

Gormley won the Turner Prize in 1994 and has been a member of the Royal Academy of Arts since 2003. He was made an Officer of the British Empire in 1997 and knighted in 2014. Learn more about Antony Gormley and his work on antonygormley.com.

Forthcoming projects this year include “ESSERE” at the Uffizi Gallery, Florence, which will run from Feb. 26 through May 26, as well as a major solo exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, in September 2019.

For additional information, contact the Philadelphia Museum of Art at 215-763-8100.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is located on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway at 26th Street.

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PUBLIC AUCTION OAK FURNITURE F - ART POTTERY - GOLD JEWELRY - STERLING FLATWARE - ANTIQUE BUTTONS

SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 2019 AT 10 A.M. S ((Storm Date: Sunday, January 27th at 10 A.M.) Doors open at 8:30 A.M.

NAZARETH, PA

330 W. Moorestown Rd. (Rt. 512), 3 18064 SPECIAL PREVIEW: Friday, January 25th From 2-7 P.M. This Auction features a vast selection of antiques sure to please many collectors.

FURNITURE: Featuring a circa 1860 Sheraton 3-Part Baltimore banquet table.

OAK includes: 5 china closets, 3 fireplace mantles, “S” & “C” rolltop desks, 2 Hoosier style kitchen cabinets, 2 sideboards, 2 library tables, 4 stack bookcases, 2-door bookcase, music cabinet, 2 Larkin desks, 4 Barrister stack bookcases, 4 section filing cabinet plus a Hotel style washstand, 2 piece cherry corner cupboard, hutch table, antique feed bin, Victorian marble top washstand, Victorian marble top table, pair Thonet armchairs, hand painted plank settee, 2 piano stools (1 needlepoint seat), wicker baby carriage, Coca-Cola chest cooler, plus more…

SMALLS: Art Pottery (Van Briggle, Roseville, Weller & Rockwood), 10K & 14K gold jewelry, 95 piece Reed & Barton “Autumn Leaves” sterling flatware set, Swarovski crystal (Eagle, Woodpeckers, Seals, Turtledoves, etc.), Hummels (School Girls, Pleasant Journey, etc.), 12 pieces Blue Decorated stoneware, stoneware rolling pin, Majolica, stained glass windows, lg. tramp art cross, concert roller organ, Hohendahl Beer “John Sullivan” boxer advertising tin sign, Putnam Dye cabinet, Polar Bear tobacco cabinet, gaming wheel, old metal & windup toys, Mills 5 cent slot machine, French Onyx mantle clock, antique oak time clock, shaving mugs, wooden kitchenware, German Pickelhaube WWI leather spiked Helmet, Wallace Nuttings, Knox & Shain brass surveying compass, Dietzgen Surveyor’s transit, 1834 Sampler, 1841 & 1844 coverlets, large selection of antique buttons plus more…

Auctioneer’s Note: A nice selection of antiques & collectibles.

PUBLIC AUCTION MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - TRAINS & TOYS

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND, 2019 AT 10 A.M. (Storm Date: Sunday, February 3rd at 10 A.M.)

NAZARETH, PA

330 W. Moorestown Rd. (Rt. 512), 18064 SPECIAL PREVIEW: Friday, February 1st From 4-7 P.M. Musical Instruments: Several Martin guitars includg. A “Veteran’s Model” dreadnought autographed by Chris Martin, Charlie Daniels, Trace Atkins, Eddie Montgomery, Troy Gentry, Michael Bloomberg, U.S. Senator John McCain, Arlen Spector & others, C.F. Martin Backpacker’s, Martin & Gibson banjos, old violins, several electric guitars, asstd. Amps, Yamaha drum set plus several autographed photos (Eric Clapton, Tom Petty, VanHalen, Rod Stewart, Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Willie Nelson & more).

TRAINS: Lionel Roundhouses, Power Houses, Freight Stations, Hellsgate Bridge, Signal Bridge, Panel Board, several loco / tenders, “O” Gauge & Standard Gauge passenger cars, American Flyer, Ives & Marklin, train accessories & more…

TOYS: Buddy-L trucks, Cor-Cor bus, Wyandotte dump truck, Buddy-L steam shovel, Keystone U.S. Mail truck, several cast-iron motorcycles (Hubley & Champion), Lehmann Taku tin toy boat, Lehmann New Century Cycle, Hubley #7 Race car, Joe Penner “Salesman” tin toy, vintage pool player windup toy, Lehmann Balky Mule, J. Chein Hercules Ferris Wheel, Toonerville Trolley, Ferdinand Strauss Tip Top Porter windup, Garton Hot Rod Racer pedal car (professionally restored), BMC 8-ball pedal car, AMF Jetsweep pedal car, Marx battery operated Mr. Mercury Robot, set of 4 Beatles original bobble heads plus more…

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From Thursday, Jan. 24, through Sunday, June 16, the Philadelphia Museum of Art will present “Stand,” an installation across the museum’s East Terrace of 10 cast-iron Blockworks sculptures by Antony Gormley, one of today’s most significant artists.

“Like standing stones, these works are markers in space, but I would also like them to engage the viewer’s time. I want to use material mass and the orthogonal forms of the built environment to evoke internal states.

This exhibition is incomplete without the subjective witness of the citizen: each work in its different way calls on him/her to simultaneously project and recognize internal affinities in the attitude carried by the block piles. Here is sculpture, not statue; less hero or ideal, more material and real: a public declaration of subjective identity,” said Gormley.

“Ten standing works, each about 10 feet high, are placed at regular intervals across the upper terrace, where the viewer, work, and museum share a common ground. From the bottom of the stairs, the works are seen against the sky, but as you approach them, the museum itself appears and becomes their backdrop. From afar, the scale of the works is uncertain, but as you get closer their size and mass become apparent. I want the haptic experience of walking up the 72 steps to be felt,” he continued.

“These rough cast-iron pillars will become an open ground for psychic projection and perhaps also transmit a sense of a transitive human state. The load path of the blocks, at once stable and precarious, will evoke different states in different viewers, and far from reinforcing hierarchies of power or mythologies of race, place, or nation, this is a form of interrogation of both individual experience and collective identity.”

“This is an exciting opportunity to see what sculpture can make us think and feel.

What can it do to and for us?

Can it have a revelatory or diagnostic function? Can it work on us to recognize our true selves and allow collective space to again be a space in which personal truth can arise?”

When Gormley visited the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 2013 to deliver a public lecture, at the invitation of Helen Drutt English, he was taken by the aesthetic and social significance of its setting. It was then that the artist and the museum’s director, Timothy Rub, began to discuss the

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Cookie Jars

LARGE TOY AUCTION

Fooled By Fakes

By Anita Stratos

York Expo Center John & Paige Smith Building, 334 Carlisle Ave., YORK, PA

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PREVIEW: FRI., FEBRUARY 1, 5-7 P.M.

some unscrupulous sellers are trying to pass off the repro as an original. In addition, there are “marriages” of vintage and new, usually vintage bodies topped with repro lids, as the lids were more prone to chipping and breaking from constant handling. These new lids typically have a noticeable indentation inside, directly underneath the knob, whereas vintage lids are practically smooth inside, with only a slight arc at most, as well as a seam that runs across the lid. Underneath the original, there will be a “plunger mark” a circle within the border of the base; however, the repro has a smooth, flat bottom with no mark. New pieces generally are a darker blue color than originals as well.

With a rich history of highquality products, McCoy pottery has been in existence in the United States since 1848, when it started out under the name J.W. McCoy Stoneware Company. After many product innovations and shifts, as well as a few name changes, McCoy finally closed its doors in 1990 due to the competition from cheaper products coming in from abroad. Vintage McCoy items can carry high values and are still sought by many, driving fakers to continue producing uncountable numbers of fakes and unauthorized reproductions, both here in the U.S. and overseas. One of the better known fakes is the Little Red Riding Hood cookie jar, which carries a McCoy mark but was never made by McCoy. Other fake McCoy cookie jars bearing the mark include Snow White, Cinderella, Elsie Cow, Goldilocks, Wilbur Pig, and many more that you can read about and see photos of on the McCoy Pottery Collectors’ Society website (URL below).

The society’s website is an invaluable resource for any McCoy collector or anyone interested in buying an authentic McCoy piece.

Well known by Nippon collectors is a “cracker jar” that has been reproduced for many years. Shown in its gold and white with pink roses form in Van Patten’s “ABC’s of Collecting Nippon Porcelain,” the reproduction is a bit shorter and has a more squat appearance than the original.

The gold band at the base is wider, and the decoration,

550+ Lots Of Cataloged Toys, Pressed Steel Buddy L & Other Old Toy Trucks, Collection of Airplanes, Boats, Circus Toys, 20+ Pedal Cars, Cap Guns & Cowboy Items, Character Toys, Hubley Toys, Toy Cars, Lionel & Other Toys Trains 15% Buyer’s Premium for cash, check & debit card, 3% Fee for Credit Card.

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Almost no other kitchen piece holds as much charm or warmth as a cookie jar. They appear in Norman Rockwell’s artwork, they’re frequently seen in Christmas images of Mrs. Claus’ kitchen, they’re in classic cartoons, they’ve even been the subject of children’s picture books. They’re made in just about every cozy theme possible: cottages, snowmen, Santas, Disney characters, teddy bears, and so much more. Their versatility knows no bounds: they’re made of glass, porcelain, ceramic, and stoneware; they can be elegant, homey, comical, or simple. Whatever appears outside, everyone knows there’s something tempting inside.

Originating in England in the late 18th century and called biscuit jars, these early pieces were first made of glass, then of stoneware; they were either plain or had simple floral-type decorations painted on them. It wasn’t until the 1930s that American manufacturer Brush Pottery Company made the first ceramic cookie jar in Zanesville, Ohio, marked “Brush U.S.A.,” and it wasn’t long before a variety of sizes, shapes, and characters were being made. Cookie jars hit their peak from the 1940s through the 1970s.

Just a few of the wellknown vintage cookie jar manufacturers include McCoy, Shawnee, McKee, Regal China, American Bisque, and Red Wing. Reproductions and fakes abound in the cookie jar collecting field, but there are some signs to help you distinguish these meant-to-deceive pieces from authentic jars or authorized reproductions.

One general rule is that reproductions made from original items are somewhat smaller in measurements than the originals; in this case, size truly does matter. A much more complex problem arises when companies sell off their original vintage molds, and then the modern pieces made from those molds are the same size and have the same details as authentic pieces. In that case, the difference is shown in the glaze, paint, and even some of the designs used on the piece. Good primary reference sources, collecting groups, and experts in the field can help you recognize these differences.

Reproductions of depression glass pieces, particularly in pink, cobalt blue, and clear (as well as jadeite), came roaring back into fashion in the 1990s. Among the pieces reproduced was the Royal Lace cobalt blue glass cookie jar; the vintage original carries a value of between $350 and $550, so it’s no wonder that

GLADFELTER AUCTIONS COMMONWEALTH FIRE HALL, PLEASUREVILLE, PA though relatively well done, has a heavier look than its authentic counterpart. Nippon fakes and reproductions can also carry telltale backstamps that either never existed or aren’t correctly duplicated; the Van Patten book is an excellent reference, showing both real backstamps and some fake marks. The book also shows a side-by-side comparison between the two cracker jars mentioned here.

These are just a few of the cookie jars that are being and have been faked, reproduced, or falsely represented for some time, but new pieces show up all the time. Your best bet to keep up with the latest and learn about existing fakes is through collecting groups, experts in the field, and reliable primary resources.

Photos via Wikipedia (clown by Chordboard; rocket, animal by TimmyTruck).

At A Glance Signs of a reproduction or fake: 1. Little Red Riding Hood jar marked McCoy 2. Weight or size difference, even if slight 3. Wrong glaze or color 4. Marriages of new tops with old bodies 5. Shapes never produced by the company Reference books, websites, and collecting groups are the best ways to keep from being fooled by fakes.

Here are a few: McCoy Pottery Collectors’ Society (http://mccoypottery collectorssociety.org); Red Wing Collectors Society Inc. (http://www.redwing collectors.org); “McCoy Cookie Jars: From the First to the Last”

by Harold Nichols.

2045 N. SHERMAN STREET, YORK, PA 17406 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2019 • 3 P.M.

ESTATE OF CLARK I. ICKES. CIVIL WAR REENACTOR, COLLECTOR OF MILITARY BOOKS AND HE WAS A BOOK MAKER AND OTHER MILITARY ITEMS. ESTATE CAR: 1999 CHRYSLER SEABRING LIMITED. 94,000 Miles, New Inspection, Convertible, Runs Excellent, A/C, Power Windows And Doors. Selling Car To Settle An Estate.

FURNITURE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY: Approx. 3x6 Ft. Harvest Table Having Turned Legs Pin, Construction And Two Wide Board Table Top, High Back Oak Bed With Matching Dresser (No Mirror), Oak Chest Of Drawers, 4 Pc. Knotty Pine Bedroom Suite By Impressions, 6 Windsor Style Modern Oak Chairs, Modern White Breakfront, Colonial Style Cherry Hutch, Pine Chest Of Drawers (New), Maple Chest Of Drawers (New), New Oak Tressle Table, Well Constructed New Oak Washstand, Twigart Stand, Twigart Highchair, Twigart Rocking Chair, Unusual Corner Wicker Plant Stand, Lane Cedar Chest, New Round Oak Table (Paw Foot And 2 Boards), Oak Library Table, GWTW Lamp, Mini Cosmo Half Shade Lamp, Cast Metal Niagara Falls Rotating Lamp, Other Lamps, Vintage Admiral Radio/Phonograph, BOOKS: 26 Volumes History Of WWI, 1867 Webster’s Dictionary, Civil War Books (The Picket Line And Campfire Stories, Life Of Jefferson Davis, And Northern Union Book And Confederate Book), Children’s Books, Assorted Old Fiction Books, 1892 Bible, Taste Of Home Bound Magazines, Fanny Farmer Cookbook And Other Cookbooks, The Art Of The Lampworked Santa Pictorial Guide For Collecting Antique Blown Glass Santa Christmas Ornaments By Melicent Sammis, Books By Poe And Longfellow, Decoys And Long Guns Carroll’s Island, MD. MAPS: Pasted In Printed Drawers Of Utah, Kansas City, New Mexico, Colorado, Los Angeles, North Carolina, Idaho And Montana. Many Framed Prints, Framed Famous Authors (Civil War Generals Grant And Lee And More), Machette, 3 Hunting Knives, Pocketknives, Tobacco Cutter, Ambassador Heavy Brass Trumpet (Nice Condition), MILITARY ITEMS: Clothes, Reenactor Hats, Canteen. 2 Chenille Bedspreads (One With 2 Pheasants), Cast-Iron Bulldog, 2 Tall Ship Wood Models Built (1 Kit), 4 Cast-Iron Frying Pans, Very Nice McCormick Small Glass Advertising Bottle, KITCHEN: Some Jewelry And Asst. Jewelry Boxes, Lodge Hat, 2 Reenactors’ Hats, Industrial Wooden Shop High Stool, Bushnell Binoculars, Taylors Iron, Blown Glass Large Decanter, Glass Paperweight, Adv., Child’s White With Gold Trim Tea Set, Picture Of Atlantic Coast Line & Southern Railroad Train Station (Chesapeake Line), Asst.

Collectors Stones (Some Polished), Unusual Smoking Pipe, 3 Vintage Gentleman’s Suit Of Clothing, Political And Military Asst. Newspapers, Come And See. AUCTIONZIP.COM FOR PICTURES. AUCTIONEER: GARY L. GLADFELTER #345 (717) 318-8586 TERMS: CASH OR HONORABLE CHECK. 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM. PREVIEW 1 HOUR PRIOR ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE SUPERSEDE ALL PRINTED MATERIAL. R029631

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HARRISBURG, PA 17104

Kitchenalia; Advertising Tins; Copper Boiler; Scoops; Irons; Enamelware; Tobacco Cutters; Cherry Pitters; Apple Peelers; Ice Tongs; Wood Boxes; Baskets; Ant Lighting; Miner & RR Lanterns; Cigar Boxes; Wood Baskets; Tea & Coffee Boxes; Advert. Crates; Stoneware; Textiles; Coins Silver Dimes, Quarters, Halves and Morgan Dollars, Proof and Mint Sets, Indian and Wheat Cents, 1864 Confederate $10, Medals, Wooden Nickels, Foreign Coins, More. Sterling flatware; hollowware; weighted; coin silver spoons. Jewelry incl. gold; sterling; Costume incl. signed.

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Metropolitan Museum Of Art the courtly arts of Benin, Andrall Pearson and West Mexican ceramics, and William Goldstein and African textiles.

The holdings have also come to encompass areas previously unrepresented in the museum, including 16th-century illuminated manuscripts from Christian Ethiopia and monumental silk woven textiles woven in Madagascar over the

last decade. Today, works from sub-Saharan Africa relate to some 206 distinct cultural traditions identified with 39 nations.

Oceania, a region that occupies almost one-third of the Earth’s surface, is represented by 223 cultures and 31 nations. And works of art created in the Americas up to the period of colonization relate to 234 distinct cultures and 21 nations.

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other major collections and strategic acquisitions. Given Rockefeller’s highly disciplined approach to assembling a survey of prime works, the subsequent contributions of individuals focused on targeted areas, such as Lester Wunderman and Dogon sculpture, Jan Mitchell and ancient American gold, Klaus Perls and

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Illustration Art Sale At Swann Sets Six Records

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Al Hirschfeld’s “Marx Brothers” Tops Sale At $26,000

01/31/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE THURS 10 AM, Luxury & Fine Jewelry, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderfer auction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

This original Charles M. Schulz four-panel Peanuts cartoon, titled “The Years Are Going By Fast,” featuring Schroeder and Lucy, was published April 10, 1979, with United Feature Syndicate Inc., copyright, signed “Schulz” in fourth panel and dated “4-10” in first panel, inscribed and signed by Schulz, “with every best wish - charles m. schulz (sparky),” sold to the trade for $12,500.

Swann Galleries’ auction of Illustration Art on Dec. 6 saw a bustling auction room as well as live bidding from the newly launched Swann Galleries app. Original works from children’s literature and Peanuts comic strips from Charles M. Schulz were among highlights. “We had a strong turnout and set records for six illustrators. The breadth and quality of the material enabled us to further the appreciation and enjoyment of this specific category of art,” noted specialist Christine von der Linn.

Illustrations from children’s literature saw outstanding results, boasting five of the six records. Eric Carle’s “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” sold for $20,000; H.A. Rey’s color pencil work for “Cecily G and the 9 Monkeys,” 1939, the first book to introduce Curious George, earned $17,500; a watercolor-and-ink alternate version of the title page for “Angelina Ballerina” by Helen Craig saw $5,460; and Leonard Weisgard’s double-page illustration for “The Golden Christmas Tree” brought $5,000. Two archives from Helen Stone found buyers. A rich collection of production material from “Tell Me, Mr. Owl,” 1957, which included sketches, studies and thoughtfully composed finished drawings, garnered $3,500, a record for the artist, and the 50-page mockup of “Watch Honeybees with Me,” 1964, with numerous illustration, was sold to an institution for $688. Also present was Jerry Pinkney’s special holiday watercolor for a 2009 cover of “School Library Journal,” which realized $7,000.

The runaway top lot of the sale was a pen-and-ink drawing of the Marx Brothers by famed cartoonist Al Hirschfeld. The illustration for the cover of “Why a Duck?”

1971, which features Chico, Harpo and Groucho in classic Hirschfeld style, barreled through its high estimate of $7,500, selling for $26,000 to a private collector.

Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the Peanuts gang took the

spotlight with five original Peanuts comic strips by Charles M. Schulz earning top spots in the sale. “The Years Are Going by Fast,” 1979, which put Schroeder, his piano and Lucy’s fussbudget personality on display, along with “Everyone Needs to Have Hope,” 1971, with Snoopy atop his doghouse, went to the trade. “Eventually, That Could Wear Out My Nose,” 1971, and “Woodstock is Searching for His Identity,” 1972, each featuring Snoopy and Woodstock, and “Neighborhood Dog of the Year,” 1973, with Linus and his ever-present security blanket, were won by an institution.

Each of the five strips brought $12,500.

Additional cartoons included an original 11-panel Doonesbury strip, “Is Rufus Ready for His Lesson?” by Garry Trudeau. The comic was dedicated and inscribed to the influential psychologist, educator and civil rights activist Kenneth B. Clark ($5,750).

Illustrations from “The New Yorker” performed well, with a cartoon by Charles Addams of a couple passing a giant bird house selling for $16,250, and a 1926 New Yorker cover by James Daugherty, the earliest cover for the publication offered at Swann to date, realizing $3,750.

Other notable lots included Mary Mayo’s illustration for a General Mills Wheaties

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01/31/19, YORK, THURS 10 AM, Multi-Estate Auction featuring sterling & costume jewelry, sterling silver, fine china, sets of china, antique china, signed stemware, box lots, tools, toys etc.; 3 pm - 2008 Toyato Avalon XLS, Furniture, York Expo Center John Paige & Smith Bldg 334 Carlisle Ave, Rentzels Auction Service Inc.

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Al Hirschfeld’s pen-and-ink original illustration from 1971 of the Marx Brothers for the cover of “Why a Duck?” sold for $26,000 to a private collector. advertisement selling for $3,000, a record for the artist.

Scottish illustrator Sir William Russell Flint found success with a watercolor-and-gouache scene from Homer’s “Odyssey” of Penelope weaving her shroud, which sold for $22,500.

The next auction of Illustration Art at Swann Galleries will be on Tuesday, June 4.

For more information, visit www.swanngalleries.com.

“They’re not traces of old mustard paint - they’re traces of old mustard.”

railroad memories P.O. Box 415 Georgetown, CO 80444

303-569-5185 30

www.railroadmemories.com Announcing

AUCTION 103 CLOSING

SUNDAY JANUARY 27, 2019 Lehigh Valley Advertising Sign

Colorado Midland Eng. #202

Reading Wax Sealers

Denver & Rio Grande Ry Key

From “The New Yorker,” a Charles Addams original cartoon of a couple passing a giant bird house, published Jan. 17, 1948, signed lower left, matted and framed, went to an institution for $16,250.

Delaware & Hudson Egg Cup

Northern Central RR

Reading R di Ry R Creamer C Pennsylvania RR Engine #6177

Catawissa RR Tapered Key

One Owner Estate Auction Saturday, January 26th at 10 A.M. 1121 Owego Road, (Rt. 96), Candor, NY 13743

We have been commissioned to sell a massive estate collection of Vintage Pocketknives, Vintage & Modern Fishing (1,000s of items) along with Tools & General Guy JunQue. Please keep in mind that at the time of writing this ad we haven’t even sorted a single item.

The place is packed full so we are expecting many surprises. This is our 2nd session with more to come from this estate.

NOTE: * MANY photos at www.bostwickauctions.com * Diner is open with GREAT Food. While here visit our 87 vendors in our new antique mall.

Preview 8 A.M. sale day (NO EARLY PREVIEW) * 607-659-4842 Terms: Cash, Credit Card, 13% buyer’s premium ~ “3% Discount with CASH” R029610

1908 Silverton Northern Pass Sil t N th P

Pennsylvania Soup TTureen P l i RR S

Santa Fe Wall Plaque

Featuring more amazing relics from the Neil Shankweiler estate. Some highlights include: 40 lanterns including a brass top Northern Central Ry bell bottom lantern as well as Colorado Midland, Denver & Rio Grande, Lehigh Valley and more. Builders plates including Baldwin PRR T-1; PRR Altoona Works Q2; Colorado Midland, Denver & Rio Grande and so much more. China including double egg cups, demitasse sets rare Union Pacific Ogden pitcher. Keys including many tapered and ringed barreled.

Early and rare passes from Colorado, Nevada and the east coast. Signs, advertising, depot with over 500 lots represented. Our auctions offer live on-line bidding so if you are not a “Registered” bidder we urge you to join now so you can take advantage of this historic auction. All items sold come with a full money back guarantee.

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Urban Culture Auctions Opens In South Florida, Plans Show-Stopping Spring Debut New Firm Emerges As Specialty Division Of Palm Beach Modern Auctions

Pitching in to keep things rolling behind the scenes, Urban Culture Auctions co-owners Rico Baca (left) and Wade Terwilliger (right) move a monumental Jun Kaneko ceramic sculpture to its next stop at the photography studio. Image courtesy of Palm Beach Modern Auctions.

president and co-owner Wade Terwilliger. “People have a fascination with headlinemakers, entertainers, the unusual and the provocative.

At Palm Beach Modern Auctions we’ve seen that trend growing for years. The time was right for us to set the wheels in motion for a new boutique auction house catering to amusement and entertainment, everything from movie props to 1950s robots to collectible sneakers.”

The name “Urban Culture Auctions” refers to the fact that so many trends and fresh ideas embraced by society can be directly traced to city life, from street fashion to skateboarding. “If you walk around the streets or markets in New York, L.A., London or, really, any city with a vibrant arts and entertainment scene, you’ll see exactly what has inspired Urban Culture Auctions,” said Terwilliger.

While still serving as the pop culture division of Palm Beach Modern Auctions, the team that now powers UCA was responsible for such consignments as a This set of six skateboard decks with artwork Rolling Stones wheeled after Andy Warhol was sold by Palm Beach roadie case ($12,065), Modern Auctions for $2,040.

Farrah Fawcett’s U.S. passport ($11,520), a 1956 Ford Thunderbird ($45,000), and an Andy Warhol Polaroid snapshot ($12,300). Steve Rubell’s address book from the

Schiffer Publishing Ltd. To Release “Antique Boxes, Tea Caddies, And Society: 1700–1880” Schiffer Publishing Ltd. has announced the publication of a new book, “Antique Boxes, Tea Caddies, and Society: 17001880.” The charm of this remarkable book is overwhelming, in which antique boxes and tea caddies, along with the people who inspired, made, and used them, dance gracefully through the pages.

The reader is guided through the aesthetic, cultural, and social influences of the years covered, accumulating a deep understanding of the form, decoration, and purpose of 18th- and 19th-century boxes.

The extensive text covers wooden, tortoiseshell, ivory, papier-mâché, and lacquer boxes. There are chapters on Anglo Indian, Scottish, Irish, pen work, straw work, and Tunbridge ware boxes, as well as on boxes made for special purposes. Captions include complete descriptions, values, and circa dates for all boxes shown.

The 1,000-plus images include original drawings, magnificent photographs of complete pieces, and close-ups illustrating the structure and decoration of boxes. This is an indispensable companion for box collectors and reflects fascinating information about cultural forces that shaped the 18th and 19th centuries.

Schiffer Publishing Ltd. is an independent publisher. Visit www.schifferbooks.com to see more titles and explore an extensive backlist.

(aka Crash) painting-on-canvas, Palm Beach Modern Auctions for

The Rolling Stones large-wheeled roadie case was sold by Palm Beach Modern Auctions for $12,065.

LARGE MULTI ESTATE AUCTION Cornelia & Bill Wolf Estate of Mt. Wolf, PA & Others

Selling with 2 Auctioneers

York Expo Center - John & Paige Smith Building,

YORK, PA THURS., JAN. 31, 10:00 A.M.: 334 Carlisle Ave.,

10:00 A.M.: Sterling & Costume Jewelry, Sterling Silver, Fine China, Sets of China, Antique China, Signed Stemware, Art Glass, Nathan Hale Abstract Bronze Sculpture, Early Cement Frog, Concrete Stone with design, Military Helmets, Clocks incl. Tiffany’s, Lots of Framed Artwork, Foust Glen Rock Bottle, Fine Decorative Items, Lamps, Primitives, Old Lionel Train, Old Toys, Matchbox & Hot-Wheel Toys, Cameras, & much more.

10:00 A.M.: 2nd Auctioneer Selling: 100s of Box Lots, Tools, Toys, Etc. 3:00 P.M.: 2008 Toyota Avalon XLS, 102,939 Miles one owner car.

3:00 P.M.: Furniture: 1700’s Knockdown Wardrobe with rattail hinges, great piece, Colonial Grandfather clock, early corner cupboard, Mahog. Game Table, Early Mahog.

Table & Chairs, Empire Sideboard, Walter Whiteley (York, PA furniture maker) Beds, antique dressers, stands, vanities, Penn State Chairs, Ch Persian & Oriental ru & many other pieces of rugs nice nic furniture.

10% 1 Buyer’s Premium for cash, check & debit card, 3% fee for Credit Card.

NO Online Bidding, but 100s of pictures online. bu

RENTZELS AUCTION SERVICE INC. RENTZE Auctioneer: Dave Conley AU-003269L 717-577-1886 www.rentzelsauctionservice.com

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Andy Warhol Campbell’s Soup can paper bag was sold by Palm Beach Modern Auctions for $4,300.

A large gelatin silver print of a young and pensive David Bowie observing the activity at Studio 54, the photo by Richard P. Manning (American, 19412013), aka RPM, was sold by Palm Beach Modern Auctions for $3,175.

abovementioned Studio 54 auction filled with celebrities’ personal details was bid to $8,000. Art conquests included a street art classic; an original Barry McGee painting on dropcloth canvas, which went to an Australian buyer for $52,800; and a This John Matos Keith Haring 2010, was sold by artist’s proof lith- $9,600. ograph, a big winner at $50,800.

“The appetite for pop culture is insatiable. We have a large and very active following of buyers worldwide for all types of modern and contemporary art and collectibles.

There aren’t any boundaries to what might turn up in one of our sales. We take a completely eclectic approach.

Comic books, rescued advertising signs, outerspace debris, Hollywood memorabilia, it all fits,” stated Terwilliger. UCA’s auctions will be live gallery events, professionally catered for guests’ enjoyment and with free valet parking. All forms of bidding will be available, including live via the internet.

To learn more, call 561-586-5500 or email uca@modernauctions.com.

Winter Fun F illed Antique Auction SATURDAY, JANUARY 26TH • 8:30 A.M. 20 Bonnie Brae Road, SPRING CITY, PA 19475 Directions: Route 724 to Bonnie Brae Road, follow signs.

Country Furniture, Long Guns, Holiday Items, Country Accessories, Steiff Bears and others, Dolls, Toys, etc.

FURNITURE: Dry Sink, Victrola, Decorated Chairs, Many Country Chairs, Ladder Back Armchair. Shelves, some original paint, stools, Wagon Wheel, House Full of County and more.

ANTIQUES: Incredible Pair of Early Sleigh Bells with large round bells, Two Spool Cabinets, Watchmaker’s Cabinet, Wonderful Showcase full of Artesian Halloween Decorations, Cats, Pillows, very well done! Books, Pewter Items, Very Early Large Cinnamon Tin, Early Brass Frames, Over 100 Prints and Paintings, Spoon Rack, Children’s Painted Chairs, Quilt Racks, Mantle clocks, Great Folk Art Style Pieces, Carriage Blanket, Showcases of Great Country items, Massive Collection of Early European Laces, Collection Ladies’ Hankies, Boxes of Old Postcards, Old Photos, Santa Pictures, Black and White Photos, Collection of Bronze Busts of Famous Men, made by Ludke 1987 Great Books, Costume Jewelry, Many Early Coverlets, Several Dated: M. Dorber York County 1842, 1860, 1840. All colors, great condition, Quilts, Slipware, Table Runners, Dish Towels, Crocks, Christopher Wood Crock, Redware, Vintage Scale, Brass Ladles, Advertising Tins, Glassware, Super Collection of Rock ‘n Roll Albums: Beatles, Woodstock, David Bowie, Jimmy Hendrix, Super Album Covers, Comics, Tin Signs: Rt. 66, GM, Eastwood, Several Airplane Models in OB, Several Christmas Decorations. Two Early Battery Op Cars, other toys.

GUNS: Remington Model 870 12 Ga. Pump Shotgun, Tryons DB 12 gauge, Japanese Mauser Sporterized 30-06, H&R M48 20 gauge, Stevens 94B 12 gauge.

DOLLS & TOYS, BEARS: From the collection Western Penna., all Kinds of Dolls, Raggedy Ann, Madame Alexander, Composition, Hard Plastic, Barbies, Boxes of Clothing, Boxes of Modern Dolls, Boxes of Clothing, all kinds of Miniatures, Dollhouses, Dollhouse Kits, Real Good Toys, hundreds of pieces ……… From another collection, Effanbee in original boxes, Super large Elvis Doll, other large dolls, Steiff Bears, Merrythought, Herman, Showcases full. Some Rare Contemporary Dolls there is so much we can’t tell until we unpack it all ……… this is a perfect dealer’s sale.

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610-385-4818 WEB: WWW.ECHANT.COM

Ron Rhoads AU002045L Eileen Rhoads AU003750L

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With a history of smash results for celebrity and entertainment memorabilia under its belt, including 100 percent sell-through rates from its sales of Studio 54, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Karl Lagerfeld archives, Palm Beach Modern Auctions’ spinoff of its pop culture division has seemed inevitable to industry observers. That time has now arrived. The West Palm Beach auction house is releasing its satellite entertainment division from the mothership with the launch of Urban Culture Auctions (UCA).

A debut auction will take place this spring.

Focusing on the cool and quirky items today’s collectors want, UCA casts a wide net across the many categories that fall under the general heading of “fun,” said

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Smack Dab Continued from page 8

(Mess it up, and you’ve got some ‘splainin’ to do!)

Vintage TV-based board games, even those from the early ’50s, remain surprisingly affordable. On eBay, such oldies as “Break the Bank” and “Beat the Clock” can be yours for under $20.

More recent adaptations, the 1980s’ hit “Murder, She Wrote,” for instance, are in the $5 range. So come on down, and make your way to the winner’s circle. Board games are fun to collect and, as they say on Italian TV, “OK Il Prezzo E Giusto!”

It’s got Pat. It’s got Vanna. And it’s got that gigantic wheel. “Wheel of Fortune,” Merv Griffin’s “hangman” based rating bonanza, has had TV and at-home players solving word puzzles since 1975.

The idea for Merv Griffin’s first bombshell hit, “Jeopardy,” was suggested by his then-wife Julann: contestants are given the answers, then come up with the questions. The formula’s been working since 1964.

Take one big word apart and make a bunch of little words: “Word for Word” was an early Merv Griffin success.

collectibles, including Hank “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns. He’s still partial to “Are You Smarter Donald-Brian Johnson is Than a Fifth-Grader.” the co-author of numerous Please address inquiries to: on design and donaldbrian@msn.com.

How did the studio audience respond? “Family Feud” has been going strong in books both TV and board game renditions since 1976.

(The Price Is Right!”).

Photo Associate: Kuhlmann.

“Break the Bank” was a 1948 radio quiz show that transferred successfully to TV. The host was game show perennial (and Miss America MC) Bert Parks, whose gleaming white ear-to-ear grin was described by one reviewer as a “smile you could read by.”

Kids had their own TV-based board games, too. “Silly Sidney the Absent-Minded Elephant Game” was based on a popular character “as “The Beverly Hillbillies Card Game” offered up a heapin’ helpin’ of hillbilly “Is There a Little Bit of Archie in All of Us?” The answer could possibly be found in the “All In The Family Game.” hospitality. featured on Hector Heathcote.”

ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

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OLD COMIC BOOKS Wanted Pre-1965, top dollar, Comic Art Foundation, Box 1414, Oklahoma City, OK 73101, 405-2365303, email ejg777@aol.com

Antique & Modern Firearms Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols Revolvers, Edged Weapons

WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items. Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA. WANTED: MUSIC BOXES, slot machines, old Juke boxes, any cond. Call or write Frank Zygmunt, PO Box 542, Westmont, IL 60559 zygm1015@aol.com 630-985-2742

MILITARY & SPORTING Licensed Dealer - Will Travel Century 20 LLC Highland Park, NJ 08904

732-249-1345 info@century20antiques.com

ALWAYS BUYING PHOTOGRAPHS, Archives, Albums, Snap-shots, Collections. Call Jim 800-872-9990.

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GREEN RIVER WHISKEY Items Wanted.

Cardboard Signs, Swizzle Sticks, Lamps, Ashtrays, Jugs “Vote For Green River” Buttons, etc.

Elijah 217-546-5143

BUYING LARGE DIAMONDS, Gold, Platinum, Silver, any condition, call Tony 484-872-8216

MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-5252969, posterboss@aol.com OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc.

607-625-3947 OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds.

We buy, sell, & appraise.

Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagephiladelphia@gmail.com 215-545-1100.

SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com

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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.

NEW ENGLAND APPRAISER Association (http://www.newenglandappraisers.org) is offering a core couse in Appraisal Writing to USPAP Standard and the 30 hrs. course for $950, March 10-15 at the Fogelman Center at UM, Cut off date is Feb. 10, call 901-678-5410, or Ed at 901758-2659 ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS Horror, SciFi, Disney, Promo Super Hero Comic Book Posters. 1-sheet & smaller sizes, spanning 60’s - present. Press kits & Sheet Music. 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, call 212-868-9203, email al.nazario@yahoo.com

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FINE & DECORATIVE ARTS AUCTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 AT 10 A.M. Silver, Coins, Jewelry, Collectibles, Ceramics, Glass, Clocks Fine, Decorative, Asian Arts, Furniture & Rugs

Leonid Gechtoff

PREVIEW: Friday, February 8 from 12 Noon-4 P.M.; Sat. 8 A.M. through auction 1500 Paxton Street, HARRISBURG, PA 17104 SILVER: Reed & Barton flatware and coffee/tea set, Daniel Low, Gorham repousse; silver plate incl. Tufts veg., Fenton Bros tea set. COINS: Complete sets incl. Lincoln cents incl. 1909-S PCGS VF20, mercury dimes; 1937-D PCGS AU55 3-Legged Buffalo nickel, Washington quarters with 1932 & 1932-S, 1817 15 Star large cent, tokens. JEWELRY: 1.36 carat pear cut diam. ring, Sirena diam. pendant, rings incl. emerald, cameo, diam.; pearls. COLLECTIBLES & DEC. ARTS: Pennsylvania German stove plate, 6’ electric menorah, Faberge chess set, fans, cigar store Indians, spool cabinet, hobnail safe, samplers, quilts & coverlets, fur coats. ART: Paintings incl.

Rubens School, attrib. G. Healey, C. Stoiloff, F.A. Counsel, L. Gechtoff, E.W. Redfield, A. Turner, W. Huber; prints incl. F. Gilot, Erte, A. Wyeth, Liepke, G. Capogrossi litho, H. Altman litho; sculptures incl. ballerina statue after Fayral, M. Garman. FURNITURE: Stickley bedroom, Thomasville Bogart collection, French painted cabinet, Gothic cabinet, Heckman demilune table, Asian style dining set, Drexel Bombe base secretary, Dyrlund Denmark dining suite, tavern table, Baroque style chairs. RUGS: Room size, area & runners incl. Karastan, Courastan, Tabriz, Hamedan, Sarouk prayer, Persian. ASIAN: Huang Leishing watercolors, massive rootwork carving, woodblocks, snuffs, porcelain incl. 19th C., chargers, flambe, alter fruits, soapstone, rock crystal figs, large palace guard statue and bone sculpture, tiehua, spider web place card holders. POTTERY & PORCELAIN: Schlevogt malachite glass vase, Versace Rosenthal, stoneware, Herend, Acoma Pueblo pots, Hummels, dish sets incl. Royal Doulton, Hutschenreuther, Royal Worcester, Spode.

GLASS: Barovier & Toso vase, Swarovski incl. Annual Eds., Victorian epergne, Blenko punch set, collection American blown glass incl. 19th C. colored, Baccarat, Hawkes.

CLOCKS: From Benkendorf Collection incl. 19th C. Robert a Paris figural on musical base, Potonie cathedral, ormolu Phoebe figural; inclined plane, Imperial fan, world clock, Royal Observatory conical pendulum, French globe, Tiffany “Indian” desk, tall case, Chelsea ship’s, carriage.

BID LIVE OR ONLINE

Francoise Gilot

Attrib. George Healey

Huang Leishing

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19th C. French Globe Clock

www.CordierAuction.com for online catalog 19th C. Robert a Paris Clock

1937-D 3 Legged Buffalo Nickel

Hand Painted Fan

Barovier & Toso

1.36 Carat Diamond Ring 19th C. Ormolu Clock Rubens School Reed & Barton Georgian Rose Ballerina After Fayral

Victorian Epergne 19th Century Milk Pan

5’ Chinese Rootwork

19th C. Potonie Clock Schelovgt Malachite Glass

Thomasville Bogart

French Cupboard Spider Place Card Holders

Applicable Buyer’s Premium. Terms: Cash, PA checks. Out-of-state checks w/prior / i approval. All major credit cards accepted. Food concession. Located off Interstate 83 between 13th Street and 17th Street exits, Harrisburg PA!

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Persian Sarouk Prayer Rug

Gothic Cabinet