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FRIDAY JANUARY 31, 2020 • VOL. 51, NO. 5

Horst Begins New Year With Bullish Sale Results Tintype Photo Of Joseph Lehn Goes For $4,800

The small yellow painted wooden box attributed to Jonas Weber, ca. 1835-55, with tin hasp, sold for $19,500.

By Karl Pass “If you want to collect antiques, buy what you like, what you enjoy, and want to live with,” stated historian, collector, and author Clarence Spohn following Horst Auction Center’s two-day catalog sale. Clarence and wife, Marcia, of Lititz, Pa., consigned a large portion of their collections to the sale. “Don’t look at each item individually; look at the overall sale as a whole. I’m very happy with the outcome. Horst did a nice job, and I’m not just saying that because I worked there. We considered other possibilities,” furthered Spohn. Two other main consignments also made up the sale, those of Dr. Steven Homyack and Joseph and Elizabeth Statler.

The Jan. 10 and 11 sale consisting of 742 lots grossed $261,465.

Horst does not charge a buyer’s premium to in-house bidders.

There is a 10-percent premium for online and absentee bids. “Sara Musselman used to tell me, ‘There comes a time to pass these things on,’” mentioned Spohn, who recently moved into slightly smaller quarters. Musselman is a name anyone in Ephrata and familiar with antiques is aware of. The family were legendary dealers in northern Lancaster County.

If anyone nodded off for a few minutes during the sale, they were awoken when this Pennsylvania German wooden carved sewing clamp came across the block.

With initials “F.P.W.,” the very early relief carved work with wrought-iron clamp and screw sold for $9,800.

Locati LLC of Maple Glen, Pa., presented two December onlineonly auctions that garnered strong results. The firm typically holds one sale a month. The first took place from Dec. 2 to 16 and included vintage estate jewelry, fine 19th-century gilt bronze French clocks, Boehm bird These two German cat Christmas ornaments brought $900. figures, fine art, sterling silver and more. Also featured was a single-owner collection of turn-of-the20th century German Christmas ornaments.

“The wonderful group of ornaments came in from a woman who attended one of our Saturday morning appraisals,” said Michael Locati. “The ornaments did very well, and we had many collectors travel from hours These Centennial Exposition stereoviews, guides, and away to preview the sale.” brochures sold for $1,100.

Among the highlights were a lot of four German paper Christmas ornaments, which sold for $1,400. A pair of Burmese monk figures went

A hand modeled redware standing dog on oval base, likely Pennsylvania origin, ca.

1860, with some restoration, sold to the trade for $1,300. It brought $715 on May 14, 2005, at Conestoga’s sale for Richard and Rosemarie Machmer.

Among the stars of the auction was a tintype photograph in a daguerreotype case of folk artist Joseph Lehn (1798-1892) once belonging to Josephine Hilton, the great granddaughter of Lehn, selling for $4,800. The buyer was Carolyn Wenger, the curator at the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. Lehn is known for his paint-decorated wooden ware, often termed “Lehnware.” He had a 20-acre farm on Clay/Lititz Road in Elizabeth Township, by the border with Clay, and attended nearby Hammer Creek Mennonite Church. This is in northern Lancaster County, very close to Horst Auction Center.

Josephine Hilton had a large collection of lehnware, the photograph and Lehn’s account/day book. Downsizing, she consigned these things to Horst, and they were sold Dec. 5 and 6, 1997. Clarence and Marcia Spohn bought the photograph at that sale for $1,100. The account book dating from 1856-76 sold to the Historical Society of the Cocalico Valley, which published it in 1999 (Vol. XXIV).

The highly specialized market for early printed broadsides is strong. A rare New Year’s greeting broadside, ca. 1822, printed by Continued on page 2

for $1,200, and an Art Deco diamond and sapphire cocktail ring sold for $2,300.

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Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Appoints Cliff Fleet President And CEO The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation has appointed Cliff Fleet, current president and CEO of 22nd Century Group, business professor at William & Mary, and former president and CEO of Philip Morris USA, to serve as its ninth president and CEO effective Jan. 1.

Fleet has strong ties to the Williamsburg community. He has served as president of the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation since 2014 and as a board member since 2009. He also serves as vice chair for development strategy on the board of trustees of the William & Mary Foundation. Fleet earned a bachelor’s degree in history and religion and graduate degrees in history, business administration and law from William & Mary.

“Cliff brings a lifelong passion for Colonial Williamsburg’s mission and its importance to the national debate about America’s revolutionary principles. That, combined with his demonstrated leadership and business success, makes him uniquely qualified to build on Colonial Williamsburg’s reputation as a leading voice in the story of America’s beginning,” said Thurston R. Moore, chairman of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Board of Trustees.

Fleet joins Colonial Williamsburg as the 93-year-old institution seeks to connect modern society with the men and women of the 18th century who committed themselves and their lives to the idea of freedom. He

Rare Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters Bottle, Bluish-Teal, Soars To $155,000 In Part One Of Ken Fee Collection Sale on page 7

will elevate the foundation’s mission to share America’s enduring story with new and diverse audiences while improving its financial health through philanthropy, visitation and commercial profitability.

“I am honored to accept the position of president and CEO of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. I have long admired its leadership role in the commonwealth and across America as it educates all of us on our nation’s founding principles,” said Fleet.

“Colonial Williamsburg’s future is bright, with compelling opportunities to pursue our core educational mission and expand our reach as we lead up to the nation’s 250th anniversary and the foundation’s centennial in 2026,” added Continued on page 5

The Met Announces Celebrations For Its 150th Anniversary Year In 2020 on page 10

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Ephrata, next to the train station, for a quarter each,” said Spohn. She consigned them to Horst in 1999.

A rare spiritual labyrinth printed at the Ephrata Cloister, ca. 1788, ex. Musselman, brought $3,600; a printed indenture, also from the Cloister, sold for $2,900; and a Samuel Bauman, ca. 1816, Ephrata broadside of Adam and Eve, sold for $1,500. A printed indenture from the Cloister with wax seals sold for $2,900. “I bought that for $100 and paid $20 to have it framed,” stated Spohn.

“I thought the printed material did extremely well, but the glass and china brought a fraction of what I had in it,” remarked Spohn.

“I’ve been dabbling in this for a very long time. At The large rectangular wooden paint-decorated cigar the old antique factory trade sign reading “Mary Studenroth, No. 355, shows at the Cigar Factory” sold for $1,800. In 1991, at Horst, it sold American Legion for $1,100. Studenroth’s cigar factory was in “Earlville,” no one ever had present-day Talmage, West Earl Township, Lancaster broadsides for sale, and yet County, Pa. Peter Montelius of Reamstown, Pa., realized $2,550, going to a Philadelphia area collector. It had sold at the Historical Society of the Cocalico Valley’s Memorial Day benefit sale auction in 1983 to Spohn for $425. It had then been consigned by Mildred and Edmund (Doc) Bohne, who had recently purchased Hattie Brunner’s complete inventory (broadside included) following her death in 1982. Other Montelius broadsides sold at the Horst sale. “A woman once bought four at the Mennonite self-help store in downtown

These two Ben Austrian paintings, ca. 1918, one with in-painting, 13-by-11 inches, ex. Lester Breininger, sold together for $1,650.

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The Historical Blue Staffordshire transfer plate with Arms of Rhode Island in good condition sold for $425.

This small bulbous redware bank with vertical coin slot and speckled glaze was stamped “W. Smith/Womelsdorf” on the side. The fact it was stamped made the Berks County piece very rare, and it sold to a collector for $2,250, underbid by Josh Reeder bid- This fine, very small 1.5-inch-high ding on behalf of dealer Greg Kramer. lathe turned Lehnware salt went for $2,450. booth after booth were filled with china and American pat- were six pieces of ‘Lincoln tern glass. In December of Drape’ pattern glass (Boston 1968, home on leave from the & Sandwich Glass Co.) that Air Force and at an antique brought $25. I had paid $870 show, I bought the red and for them.” green ‘Bologna’ pattern transClarence and Marcia prifer printed Staffordshire vately sold their unframed tureen (William Adams & Son) Ephrata imprint collection for for $140. At the sale on exactly the amount they had Saturday, it brought $130,” in it to the Young Center for remarked Spohn. “It’s no Anabaptist and Pietist Studies reflection on the auction at Elizabethtown College. house, the level of interest What they consigned to Horst has just changed.” “Lot #222 was their framed collection.

This printed spiritual labyrinth from the Ephrata Cloister, ca. 1788, ex.

Musselman, sold to collectors for $3,600.

A star of the first day’s session was a 19th-century baseball award. The ca. 1887 small bat and small rosewood ball in velvet-lined oak box with silver tag reading, “To Sam Thompson for your 400th hit, 1887, the City of Detroit,” sold for $7,800. Various china, glassware, tinware, baskets, and pewter were among many other things in the sale.

The third lot on day two was a pair of wrought-iron and brass utensils, one a A tintype photograph in a daguerreotype case of folk artist Joseph Lehn (1798-1892), once ladle, one a skimbelonging to Josephine Hilton, the great-granddaughter of Lehn, sold for $4,800. The buyer mer, both with inlaid decoration, was Carolyn Wenger, the curator at the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. For more, tulip selling for $12,500. A read the story.

Horst Auction Center in Ephrata, Pa., had a full salesroom for its recent multi-consignor catalog sale.

The Lancaster, Pa., ca. 1885, soda bottle with blob top and greenish, aquamarine color reads “Cold Cream/Soda” and “J&H Caspar/Lancaster/PA” and sold to a dealer for $250. lot of Historical Blue Staffordshire transferware sold, along with country accessories and furniture. A large wooden rectangular trade sign with paint-decoration and reading, “Mary Studenroth, No. 355, Cigar Factory,” sold for $1,800. Mary Studenroth (1837-96) and her husband, Edwin Studenroth (1823-92), had a cigar factory in “Earlville,” present-day Talmage, West Earl Township, Lancaster County, Pa. “There was once a household sale in Brownstown where the sign was found. It sold buried in a pile of scrap wood in the garage for a quarter. I bought it in May of 1991 at Horst for $1,100,” stated Spohn.

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The framed 18-by-15-inch winter scene watercolor of a schoolhouse and train, 1962, by Hattie Brunner of Reinholds, Pennsylvania, sold for $4,100. There is an active network of collectors today for Brunner’s work.

This watercolor by Hattie Brunner (1889-1982), Reinholds, Pa., depicting sheep in a pasture and man on horseback in foreground, 18-by-15 inches, framed, sold for $6,400.

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics Collecting The Obscure: The Nintendo Playstation Prototype Console specialized CD-ROM based games with enhanced graphics and special effects. The add-on would be sold separately for owners of the original SNES console and also made as part of a new integrated all-in-one console that would launch later.

It was this idea that led Nintendo to contact Sony, who at the time had absolutely no interest in entering the home video game system market. In fact, Sony was so against the idea of entering the market at this time that it is rumored the meeting between Nintendo and Sony took place without the permission of company executives. Sony helped create the sound hardware for the SNES console and was a leading developer of CD technologies.

When Nintendo pitched the idea of the SNES CD-ROM addon to Sony, Sony stated that they could develop a new disc-based format called the Super Disc format. Nintendo thought they would have the upper hand at negotiations, but Sony was very experienced at licensing and maintaining licensing rights to new technology. As a result, the contract that Sony provided Nintendo at the time stated that Sony would retain control

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Locati’s single-owner vinaigrette collection took place from Dec. 9 to 16. This collection included predominantly English sterling silver vinaigrettes dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. The small, decorative, sterling silver or gold boxes included sponges soaked with a desired scent or perfume. These unique pieces were often an indication of social ranking and were typically used during travel in the 18th and 19th century.

“We sold 100 percent of the vinaigrettes,” stated Locati.

“There was good international interest in the collection.”

Among the highlights were a Scottish horn, silver, and topaz vinaigrette that realized $300 and an 18-carat gold George IV vinaigrette by Charles Rawlings, which sold for $750. “We love to handle single-owner collections. Our December sales featured two great collections,” commented Locati.

Locati LLC, located in suburban Philadelphia, specializes in downsizing and estate liquidation. Michael Locati is available for free appraisals at his facility every Saturday morning from 10 a.m. to noon.

In addition, Locati has a monthly on-site preview for each online sale. Locati LLC is located at 1425 Welsh Road, Ambler/Maple Glen, Pa. For further information, call 215-619-2873 or visit www.locatillc.com.

Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace.

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In college, some of my favorite business courses involved the case study of major corporations who made massive mistakes. One area of particular interest was the world of technology and electronic entertainment. The home video game business alone should be mandatory review for any up and coming MBA student. For instance, did you know that Atari could have become the sole U.S. distributor of the Nintendo Entertainment System? Or that Nolan Bushnell, founder of Atari, could have owned a large percentage of Apple Computer had he just trusted

Nintendo was the leader of the home video game market but knows that without a powerful new system to debut soon, its chances of keeping that dominance were slim.

Nintendo is secretly at work on its forthcoming Super Nintendo Entertainment System (also known as the SNES), which is set to debut in North America in 1992.

Nintendo was always good at reading the future and incorporating new technology into their products. Nintendo was also quite conservative and only sought new technology when it would benefit their core consumer base. This is one reason why Nintendo succeeded in the world of home video games while other rivals, like Sega, failed. CDROM technology was the latest buzzword in the electronic entertainment industry at the time, and Nintendo knew that eventually they would have to latch on to the concept of their games being released on optical discs as opposed to expensive cartridges. This caused Nintendo to want to pursue partnerships with leading companies who pioneered CD technology. The idea was to make an add-on system for its up and coming SNES console that played

ready to launch with a retail price of just $299. Nintendo then realized that they created their own nemesis, who still today continues to steal market share away from Nintendo with their ongoing line of Playstation branded video game consoles. The Sony Playstation 5 is set to launch sometime in the year 2021, and excitement is already mounting.

It would take until the year 2015 for the only known Nintendo Playstation prototype system to surface. The system cannot do much, but it can play Japanese Super Nintendo (called the Super Famicom in Japan) games on it.

That said, given the sordid history of the iconic device and the fact that it is the only known prototype of the Nintendo Playstation in existence, the auction is expected to fetch six figures or more!

Those in the antiques and collectibles trade like myself know how hard it is to appraise one-of-a-kind esoteric items like this. That said, with the rise of video games being seen as valuable collectibles as of late, this kind of auction has the buzz to generate a lot of publicity. I will be sure to do a followup article on the results. This is one item Nintendo wished would stay buried.

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his egocentric apprentice Steve Jobs and chose to invest in Apple from the start? Even Commodore, the once leader of the 1980s computer revolution, could be alive and well today if they had adopted CD-ROM technology earlier instead of throwing it on the backburner.

As interesting as some of these stories are, there is one lesson buried in the iconic history of the home video game market that still causes severe pain to one successful company to this very day. By now you must be asking why this article is appearing in a publication on antiques and collectibles and not in some business student’s thesis, so I should probably answer.

On Feb. 14, 2020, Heritage Auctions will feature the now infamous Nintendo Playstation prototype system at auction. This is the only known Nintendo Playstation system in existence and was the center of a huge fiasco that cost Nintendo dearly.

Even if you have no direct interest in the home video game market, the lessons learned from this failed partnership between Nintendo and Sony are well worth reading.

The year was 1988, and

over a large portion of the Super Disc format. This angered Nintendo, who created a virtual monopoly with the cartridge-based games they produced for all of their leading video game systems.

Ironically, Nintendo was even under investigation by the U.S. Government over alleged price manipulating tactics that came to light during this same time period.

Nintendo’s management team liked the idea of the Super Disc format, but executives at the time were enraged

by Sony holding the rights to the technology. This caused management to send senior executives to Europe to attempt to negotiate a better deal with Dutch electronics giant Philips. Meanwhile in 1991, Sony had announced plans to create a Nintendo Playstation system that would be a combination system featuring the SNES and the newly created CD-ROM add-on.

When word got out that Nintendo was secretly also working with Philips, one of Sony’s main rivals, Sony did the unthinkable.

With Nintendo confidently assuming they had the upper hand, Sony quickly pulled out of the deal and refused to work with Nintendo.

Sony then announced that they would work on their own next generation video game system.

Nintendo thought nothing of it because Nintendo knew the home video game business, while Sony was a new player to the market.

It would take until 1994 for Nintendo to learn that they had made a grave mistake, as the original Sony Playstation system was on display and

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sold on day two was an early Pennsylvania German wooden carved sewing clamp. With initials “F.P.W.” the relief carved work with wrought-iron clamp and screw realized $9,800.

The photos and captions showcase just a small crosssection of material from the sale. Keep an eye out for future catalog sales at Horst, who is poised to have a

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AUCTIONS

GEORGIA 02/06-09/20, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center 03/12-15/20, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center NEW JERSEY 01/31/20 TO 02/01/20, GLEN RIDGE, FRI 10 AM-9 PM SAT 10 AM-5 PM, Antiqes, 195 Ridgewood Ave, Glen Ridge Congregational Church 02/02/20, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 03/01/20, WAYNE, SUN 9AM3PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 11/10/19 TO 03/29/20, GILLETTE, SUNDAYS 7:30 AM2 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Indoor Market, 500 Meyersville Rd, Meyersville Grange 188 Hall NEW YORK 01/24/20 TO 02/02/20, NEW YORK, MON/WED/FRI 12-8 PM TUES/THURS 12-4:30 PM SAT 12-7 PM SUN 12-6 PM, Art, Antiques & Design Fair, 67th St & Park Avenue, Park Avenue Armory OHIO 02/22-23/20, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques & Decorator Items, Ohio Expo Centers

PENNSYLVANIA 02/01-02/20, LANCASTER, SAT 8 AM-4 PM SUN 8 AM-2 PM, Gun, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Farm & Home Center 02/08-09/20, ALLENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 9 AM-1 PM, Antique & Modern Arms, 17th & Chew Sts, Agri-Plex Allentown Fairgrounds 02/08/20, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penn's Landing Caterers 02/16/20, ELKINS PARK, SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor Flea Market, 8339 Old York Rd, Keneseth Israel Synagogue 02/22/20, PHILADELPHIA, SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penn's Landing Caterers 12/20/19 TO 02/02/20, YORK, FRI & SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Memorial Hall East 334 Carlisle Ave, York Fairgrounds Conv & Expo Ctr VIRGINIA 02/15/20, HERNDON, SAT 9 AM3 PM, Brewery Collectibles Convention, 13869 Park Center Rd, Hilton Washington-Dulles Hotel 03/07-08/20, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

02/07/20, PARSONSBURG, LIVE ONSITE W/LIVE ONLINE BIDDING VIA PROXIBID THURS 5:02 PM, Estate & Consignors Firearm & Men's Night Out featuring firearms, lawn mowers, ATV, 8000 Esham Rd & www.AMauctions.com via Proxibid, A & M Auctioneers & Appraisers NEW JERSEY 01/26/20, LOGAN TOWNSHIP, SUN 8:30 AM, WWII, military, furniture, collectibles, estates; WWII catalog session starts 4:30 pm, 26 Repaupo Station Rd, South Jersey Auction by Babington Auction Inc. 02/08/20, EDISON, SAT 11 AM, Discovery consignment of antiques & collectibles, Single owner comic book collection, New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnar's Auction NEW YORK 02/08/20, FREWSBURG, SAT 11 AM, Vintage Electronics. Online Bidding @ www.coreybrown auction.hibid.com, CWB Auction Gallery 19 Railroad Ave, Corey W. Brown PENNSYLVANIA 01/20-30/20, HARRISBURG, ONLINE BID NOW THROUGH CLOSING THURS @ 7 PM, Dolls, collectibles, costume jewelry & more. Inspection 1/29 1 pm-4 pm @ 101 S Clover Lane Harrisburg, Online @ www.jenningsasset liquidations.com, Jennings Auction Group

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MARYLAND 02/05-06/20, PARSONSBURG, ONLINE TIMED AUCTION WED & THURS @ 5:02 PM, Estate & Consignors Firearm & Men's Night Out Online @ A & M Auction Facility 8000 Esham Rd Parsonsburg. 2/5 - Knives, bayonets/military knives, swords, spears, bows, hatchets; 2/6 Firearms, rifle ammo, pistol ammo, shotgun ammo, firearm magazines, hatchets, machetes, military gear, kayak, accessories, Online @ www.AMauctions.com via proxibid, A & M Auctioneers & Appraisers

02/01/20, MUNCY, SAT NOON, Contents of Sones Farm & Home Museum featuring dairy collectibles, antiques, milk bottles, ephemera, advertising and much more, Gallery on the Farm 92 Industrial Park Rd, Interstate Auction Services Chuck Kindlimann

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02/02/20, ANDREAS, SUN 10 AM, Bank notes from Lehighton & Mauch Chunk PA, gold pieces, 1 Troy oz. silver bar, trade dollar, Morgan dollars, Piece dollars, coins, proof sets, mint sets and much more, Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R Arner

02/04/20, GLEN ROCK, TUES 4:30 PM, Coin. Regular auction starts @ 2 pm, 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrlys Auction Service Inc.

02/05/20, CHESTER HEIGHTS, WED NOON, Estate featuring jewelry, MCM, antique oil paintings, militaria, oriental rugs, Waterford collection, vintage ladies apparel, Mission & Kittenger Williamsburg furniture, museum display cabinets, sterling silver, Wilson's Auction Gallery 344 Valleybrook Rd, Wilson's Auctioneers & Appraisers 02/08/20, BANGOR, SAT 10 AM, Antiques featuring cast iron, canes, stoneware, folk art, mocha ware, art pottery, country, primitives, diamonds, gold jewelry, advertising, automatons, furniture, paintings, Steinway baby Grand piano and much more, Gallery 521 Richmond Rd, Hartzell's Auction Gallery Inc. 02/08/20, DANVILLE, SAT 9 AM, Advertising signs, toy tractors, antiques, collectibles, guns & much more, Montour Delong Fairgrounds 5848 Broadway Rd (heated bldg.), Weaver's Auction Service

02/08/20, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM, Antique Tools, Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers 02/08/20, MANHEIM, SAT 8 AM, Large collection of milk bottles & milk related items, Abner & Aaron Zook 3-dimensional dioramas, German guns, militaria, German military, bayonets, daggers, swords, agate ware, yellow ware, china, country antiques, clocks, tins etc., Enck's Banquet 1461 Lancaster Rd (Rt 72), Witman Auctioneers Inc. 02/08/20, SPRINGTOWN, SAT 9 AM, Extensive Collection of Vintage Lionel 0-Gauge trains & accessories, selection of 1950's/60's Tonka pressed steel etc. Selected items of model trains & toys sold live & online, Springtown Volunteer Fire Co Banquet Hall 3010 Rt 212, Robert H. Clinton & Company Inc.

02/14/20, GARNET VALLEY, FRI 11 AM, Estate featuring fine collection of antique & name-brand furnishings, fine art, decorative arts, fine jewelry, silver, carpets, fine export & other porcelains and more.

Live, Online: Bid at Briggs, Live Auctioneers, 1347 Naamans Creek Rd, Brigg's Auction Inc. 02/15/20, DOYLESTOWN, SAT 10 AM, Quality wrt'. steel outdoor furniture by Woodard, antique & stylized furniture, Oriental/Persian room size & area carpets, vintage Chambers stove w/enameled case, Kubota zero turn & Scag mowers, other pieces of equipment etc., OnSite 3088 Street Rd, Robert H. Clinton & Company Inc. WISCONSIN 02/06-08/20, TOMAH, THURS 2 PM FRI & SAT 9 AM, Advertising & Antiques (old & original), Monroe County Fairgrounds (inside heated bldg) 1625 Butts Ave, Millers Auction Co.

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Rare Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters Bottle, Bluish-Teal, Soars To $155,000 In Part One Of Ken Fee Collection Sale

DEAN R. ARNER AUCTIONEER, LLC

PUBLIC AUCTION! SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2020 AT 10 A.M. Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Road, ANDREAS, PA 18211

Fine Grouping Of Rare Western Blown Bottles Sold Well This Catawba Wine Bitters with an embossed cluster of grapes and a graphite pontil, in pristine condition, with a super drippy top, sold for $7,150.

the fragility of the bottle only a few mint examples remain intact today. The second variant eliminated the fragile lines of the bottle, and some still survive today, although there are still believed to be only a half-dozen or so in undamaged condition.

This example, though, was a marvel, regardless of age or history, and the only example known in this unique blue or teal color. In addition, the bottle was in mint condition with no discernable flaws, a rarity for any bottle this old but especially important for the only blue Cassin’s known to date. It was expected to do well, with an estimate of $75,000-$100,000, but the final price surprised many. All prices quoted include a 10percent buyer’s premium.

A Dr. Boerhaave’s Stomach Bitters bottle with an applied tapered top, ca. 1868-69, finished at $28,000. This San

A Wonser’s USA Indian Root Bitters, an unusually shaped early San Francisco bottle in a bright aqua coloration, ca. 1871-73, and one of a dozen aqua examples known, sold for $25,300.

This 150year-old blue Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters bottle is so rare that for years the collecting community doubted its existence. Ca. 1867-68, bluish teal in color, it sold for a staggering $155,000.

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SONES FARM & HOME MUSEUM (11) PUBLIC AUCTION #393 blown between 1871 and 1873, changed hands for $25,300.

“Only a dozen or so aqua examples are known, so they don’t come up often, and this one was in mint condition,” said Wichmann. “When it comes to strike, color, condition and rarity, it’s hard to top this iconic bottle.”

An N. B. Jacobs Rosenbaum Bitters bottle, an early San Francisco bitters blown ca. 1864-68, finished at $904. “It would have fetched far more, had it not been for a three-quarter inch hairline crack in the side panel,” observed Wichmann. The old amber bottle, variant two, was the smaller size, with the Rosenbaum name embossed on it. It had an unusual top, as these bottles usually had a

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 AT 12:00 NOON **LOCATION*** 92 Industrial Park Rd., MUNCY, PA (Selling at the Gallery on the Farm, Look for the Windmill)

Dairy Collectibles & Antiques, Milk Bottles, Ephemera & Advertising 12:00 NOON - (Out back) - 100+ Lots: Vintage Gas Station & Garage Items/Parts. 5 & 2½ Gal. cans (Penn Drake, Sunfleet, Hercules Turpentine, City Service, Gulf, Unico) - wheel weights - jacks & jack handles - adv. tins - carpenter’s box, Hastings oil filters - roller bearings - water pump - and much more.

1:00 P.M. - (there bouts) Main Hall - 400+ Various Lots of Dairy Related & Farm Items! ½ bu. crate - Bottle Caps (Houseknecht’s Dairy, Kauffman’s, Pen-Col Farms, Loyal Meade Farms, Durrwachter, Crawley, I. Morgan, Frederick’s Dairy, Buffalo Valley) - Rulers (Kenneth Lee, St. Lawrence Dairy, 15” Harrington Dairy), Lumbering items, and much more.

Auctioneer’s Note: 12:00 Start! Due to the passing of Oliver Sones, the family is dispersing the vast contents of the Museum, this sale being the 11th of MANY!!! FULL listing and pictures on auctionzip.com (enter 5545) or gotoauction.com (enter 5228) Inside heated building, Chairs provided, good food and laughter is available! Terms: Cash or good PA check. Credit cards (include lost 3% Discount). All verbal statements take precedence over previously written materials. All items are sold “AS IS, WHERE IS”, No guaranties made by the seller. Significant Incident date Feb 2nd. Next Sale, Feb. 8, 2020 Estate Auction #394.

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Rare MCM Saba 3060 Console Stereo w/RS 125 Remote

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Louis Lacour and his fascination with the lighthouse is evident in this green early San Francisco Lacour’s Bitters Sarsapariphere bitters bottle in mint condition, which sold for $14,690.

The N.B. Jacobs Rosenbaum Bitters, San Francisco, ca.

1864-68, variant two, the smaller size with the Rosenbaum n a m e embossed, in yellow with a lot of green, realized $904.

Francisco-made bitters, with the distinctive windows on the reverse, had its own special identity. This one was a beautiful light to medium green, as these bottles came in a multitude of colors. Graded a high 9 out of 10, the bottle also boasted good whittle and bubbles.

A Henley’s OK Bitters bottle with applied band, made ca. 1869-71, graded 9.5 out of 10 for condition, climbed to $21,000. The size of the lettering on the bottle was quite unusual, although it fit very well. The curved “R” was the most pronounced of any Wichmann has ever seen.

“With the overall whittle and blue aqua, it will make for quite a bottle on one’s shelf,” commented Wichmann.

An exceptional Wonser’s USA Indian Root Bitters bottle in a bright aqua color, probably

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A 150-year-old blue Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters bottle so rare that for years many doubted its very existence has sold for a staggering $155,000 at the part one sale of the Ken Fee collection of mostly Western bitters bottles, held Nov. 29 by American Bottle Auctions (www.americanbottle.com).

Part two will go online and run from Friday, Feb. 14, to Sunday, Feb. 23.

The Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters was the undisputed headliner in American Bottle Auctions’ Auction #67, part one, an online-only affair with phone and absentee bids also accepted. Part two will be the same. What made the Cassin’s so desirable to bidders was its bluish-teal color, which many bottle collectors, even seasoned pros, had never seen and were skeptical even existed.

“No one had seen Ken Fee’s collection of over 300 bottles in four decades,” said Jeff Wichmann of American Bottle Auctions. “It only came to light following his death in 2018. I’ve been working with the family ever since.” Many of the bottles are outstanding examples that brought a few hundred to many thousands of dollars.

The Cassin’s Bitters is arguably one of the greatest Western bitters blown. Made in San Francisco, Calif., in 1867 and 1868, its shape was meant to resemble a cello. The first variant of the bottle had thin corners and because of

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The Met Announces Celebrations For Its 150th Anniversary Year In 2020 from the New Yorkers who enjoy the museum regularly, to the millions of tourists who walk through our doors every year, to those who experience our offerings remotely.

It is also an opportunity to reflect on our history, to plan thoughtfully for our future, and to say thank you,” said Daniel H. Weiss, the museum’s president and CEO. “The museum’s anniversary is an occasion to celebrate this extraordinary institution and appreciate the vibrancy and astounding depth and scope of its collection, scholarship, and programs. We are also thinking deeply about our responsibilities as stewards of this exceptional resource, our commitment to cultivating the understanding and appreciation of art, and the ways in which we can illuminate the connections within cultural histories. The Met strives to be a seminal encyclopedic museum of the world, for the world, and in the world, and we are grateful to everyone who supports us in

Met collection, founding of the American Wing; museum.org/making-the-met. including visitor the role of the museum during “Making The Met, favorites and fragile wartime; and the evolution at 1870–2020” is made possible by treasures that can the Met’s centennial toward a the Iris & B. Gerald Cantor only be displayed truly global approach to col- Foundation. Lead corporate from time to time. A lecting. Rarely seen archival sponsorship is provided by range of intriguing photographs, innovative digital Bank of America. The catalogue topics will be features, and stories of both is made possible by the Diane explored, such as behind-the-scenes work and W. and James E. Burke Fund, the educational and the museum’s community The Peter Jay Sharp aspirational ideals of outreach will enhance this Foundation, and the Doris Duke the Met’s founders; unique experience. The exhibi- Fund for Publications. Audio achieving that goal,” said Max the discoveries and dilemmas tion will have an audio guide Guide supported by Bloomberg Hollein, director of the Met. of excavation; the competing and be accompanied by a Philanthropies.

Making The Met, 1870–2020 forces of progressivism and catalogue. More information Image courtesy the The centerpiece of The nationalism that led to the is available at www.met Metropolitan Museum of Art. Metropolitan Museum of Art’s 150th anniversary celebration “Horst Auction Center” will be the exhibition “Making The Met, 1870–2020.” On view March 30 to Aug. 2, the presenAT 9:00 A.M. tation is a museum-wide colPREVIEW - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2020 • 1:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M. laboration that will lead visiSale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., 17522 tors on an immersive, thoughtCatalogues may be picked up at Horst Auction Center for $2. provoking journey through the Catalogue listing along with photos are available on our website, www.horstauction.com Met’s history.

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced the key components of its 150th anniversary celebration in 2020, including major gifts of art from around the world; exhibitions and displays that will examine art, history, and culture through spectacular objects; and dynamic programs that will engage the Met’s local and global communities.

Highlights of the year include the exhibition “Making The Met, 1870–2020,” the opening of the newly renovated British Galleries, the display of new works of art given to the museum in honor of its 150th anniversary, the launch of cross-cultural installations, a robust schedule of programs and events, and more.

“As we celebrate this milestone, 150 years since our founding on April 13, 1870, we are grateful for the bold vision of our founders, who included a handful of New York City leaders and artists of the day.

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tapered top with a ring type collar. This example had no taper and, in fact, no ring.

A Lacour’s Bitters Sarsapariphere bottle, a desirable green with some nice overall crudity, topped out at $14,690. “Louis Lacour and his fascination with the lighthouse is evident in this early San Francisco bitters bottle in mint condition. Lacours have become highly sought after in recent years. Prices have

The Dr. Boerhaave’s Stomach Bitters bottle with an applied tapered top, ca. 1868-69, a San Franciscomade bitters with distinctive windows on the reverse, sold for $28,000.

A Henley’s Wild Grape Root IXL Bitters in the quart bottle, ca. 186878 in unusual green with crudity, most were aqua, in mint condition, realized $3,842.

The Henley’s OK Bitters bottle with applied band, made ca. 186971, graded 9.5 out of 10 for condition, boasting overall whittle and a nice blue aqua color, sold for $21,000.

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escalated in proportion to desirability,” according to Wichmann.

A Henley’s Wild Grape Root IXL Bitters bottle, an early colored example, ca.

1868-93, went for $3,842.

“Henley and his partners had great success selling the oddly named IXL bitters product in quart bottles. The production was over a long, but many of those were later variants. Most were aqua, but this one was an unusual green with crudity, and in mint condition,” stated Wichmann.

A Catawba Wine Bitters

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It is known that Catawba grapes were grown in Ohio, and it is thought these bottles were made for that market.

Some have the graphite pontil, including this one.

Collectors love the distinctive embossing and colors they are found.

To learn more, readers may call toll-free at 1-800-806-7722, email info@ americanbottle.com, or visit www.americanbottle.com.

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GUNS - Winchester M45 30-06 - Winchester M8 12 ga. - Winchester M24 12 ga. - Winchester M36 16 ga. - Winchester M88 308 (Pre 64) - Winchester M 94 30-30 (pre 64) on w/scope - Winchester M94 32 Special (pre 64) - Winchester M67 22 Winchester M100 308 semi-auto - Winchester M37 410 - Winchester M74 30-30 - Rossi 243 w/shotgun barrel - Savage 222 - Stevens 325 B 30-30 - 12 ga. Percussion double barrel made by Perry County gun builder 1838-1857 - Conn Valley 50 Cal. Flintlock - Russian Bayonet M1891. SOME NICE WINCHESTER ITEMS - Axe - Knife set - Thermometer - Biplane - Roller Skates - Razor Strap - Needle Nose Pliers - Brace - Cleaver - Bread Knife - Scribe - Hammer - Level - Block Plane - Pocketknife - NIB Winchester Stetson Cowboy Hat. GTW Axe Germantown Tool Works - Mann Ax, Lewistone - William Mann - Superior Axe - One Man Crosscut - 2 Man Crosscut Saws - 2 Scythes 1 w/cradle - Black Eagle Corn Sheller - 2 hole corn sheller Enterprise sausage stuffer - National Package Sealer M 207 - Wright 1 Ton Chain Hoist - Hay Trolley - Bee Smocker AI Root Co. - Jack Daniels poker game - Metal and wooden wheels - computing scales - 3 legged school desk w/ stool - wide school desk Orion 1887 - Round Rustic Clock - Grain Cleaner J. Fralic & Sons - Teapots - Butcher’s Knives - Chicken Crate - 5 and 6 point stars - hand-hewn beams - brass horn - lots of wooden tools - Griswold Dampers - 55 Shaffer Oil Drum - Hess Trucks - Coke Cooler Lid - Coca-Cola Trucks - Serving Trays - Plates - Salt Shakers - Coca-Cola Carry Box - Coca-Cola Clock - 15 gal. dry den oil drum - Tonka Trailer - Kavee Milk Bottle Belleville, PA - 5 gal. laundry washer w/wood rollers - wooden vices - #14 Foster Bros. Cleaver - Albertson & Co. Cleaver - L & I J White 32” Cleaver.

SEVERAL SILVER ITEMS some old silverware and flatware by Deerfield - Oneida - Roger’s Bros. - and more.

LOTS OF PICTURES some are signed and dated Mopan 1912 - DJ Kennedy 1891 and 1875 - Davis J. Ray - French picture dated 1036 - Autumn Gold Tomas Manning Moore 1927 - Some Amish Pictures - Memorial Life of William McKinnley Book w/Watercolored Edges - Lancaster County Bicentennial Calendar.

VERY NICE AUCTION - COME SEE Auction held for Elam Fisher.

WHAT ELSE MIGHT SHOW UP. Guns sold at 1:00 P.M. AUCTION INSIDE HEATED BUILDING WITH FOOD BEING SERVED. Terms: Cash or good PA check, oral announcement day of sale take precedence over written advertisement auctioneer, owner.

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14th Annual Firearm & Men’s Night Out 3-Day Auction!

Selling for several local Eastern Shore/Mid Atlantic Estates & Consignors including a Nice selection of Early Lever Action Rifles from the Estate of Dr. Morton Kramer of Baltimore, MD & a nice selection of firearms from the Estate of Steve Smith!

There will be over 1,850 Lots in this 3 Day Auction!

Auction Held at the A&M Auction Facility - 8000 Esham Rd.,

PARSONSBURG, MD TH

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5 , 2020 & THURSDAY, FEB. 6TH, 2020 AT 5:02 P.M. (Online Only Timed Auction on Proxibid for Wed. & Thurs.)

FRIDAY, FEB. 7TH, 2020 AT 5:02 P.M. (Live Onsite w/Live Webcast bidding via Proxibid) Online Bidding will be available at www.amauctions.com via PROXIBID!

WE HAVE ALREADY CONSIGNED 425+ (215 RIFLES, 85 SHOTGUNS, 125 HANDGUNS) ANTIQUE/MODERN RIFLES, SHOTGUNS & HANDGUNS. 750+ LOTS OF KNIVES, BAYONETS & SWORDS. 100,000+ PLUS ROUNDS AMMUNITION, HUSQVARNA PROFESSIONAL Z554 ZERO TURN MOWER, JOHN DEERE X540 RIDING MOWER, JON BOAT, POLARIS SPORTSMAN 90 ATV, HUNTING ACCESSORIES, SCOPES & MORE!

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Preview: Mon., Feb. 3rd, 2020 5-8 P.M., Wed., Feb. 5th, 2020 5-8 P.M. Fri., Feb. 7th, 2020 from 2-5 P.M. Auctioneer’s Note: To help celebrate 14 years in a row of having the shore’s largest and most exciting firearm auction, this year’s event will include a preview night, door prizes, giveaways, a 50/50 raffle & more! This years Auction will guarantee a great buying experience for all types of firearm enthusiasts.

Directions: Our Auction Facility is located in Parsonsburg on the Eastern Shore of Maryland Approx. 100 Miles north of Norfolk, VA, 55 Miles South of Dover, DE, 100 East of Washington, DC and 18 miles West of Ocean City, MD. At the intersection of Rt. 50 and the Rt. 13 Bypass merge onto Rt. 50 East towards Ocean City and follow for 3.9 miles to the intersection of Rt. 50 & Forest Grove Rd. Turn North (left) onto Forest Grove Rd. and follow for 0.5 miles to Old Ocean City Rd. Right onto Old O. C. Rd. and follow for 1.2 miles to Esham Rd. Left onto Esham Rd. and follow for 1.2 miles to burgundy/tan building on left. Signs Posted.

Order of Auction: Wed. 2/5/2020 - 775+ lots of Knives & Edged Weapons, Long Bows. Thurs.

2/6/2020 - Over 88,000 Rds. of Ammunition to be sold in Several hundred lots, Shooting supplies, Scopes, 55+ Lesser Firearms. Fri. 2/7/2020 - 400+ Lots of Firearms, Bayonets, Larger items, 2 Commercial Riding Lawn Mowers, Jon Boat w/Outboard and Trailer, ATV.

Wednesday, Feb. 5th, 2020 Starting at 5:02 P.M. - Online Only Auction!

(Day #1 is Online only! All bids must be placed on Proxibid. Can be reached by going to www.AMAuctions.com) Knives from Manufacturers including: 750+ lots of Knives, Bayonets, Swords, Hatchets & more. Manufacturers including: Randall (Qty 3), Chris Reeve (Qty 26), A.G. Russell (5), Larry Paige (1), Benchmade (100+), Boker (30), Buck (30), Browning (5), Case (175+), Cold Steel (10), Condor (22), CRKT (35), EESE/Randall Adventures (57), Helle (13), Ka-Bar (35), Kershaw (24), Leatherman (10), Lone Wolf Knives (1), Microtech (1), Queen Cutlery(5), Zac Brown (5), Silver Stag (27), SOG (20), White River (24), Winkler (3), ZT & many others.

Bayonets/Military Knives: Over 100 Military Bayonets and Knives from numerous countries. To include many US Bayonets from WWII through Modern times. Please see website for a catalog listing.

Swords/Spears/Bows: 22 Modern/Reproduction Swords, 7 Short Swords, 2 Spears, 6 Long Bows, 1 Recurve Bow, Lucerne Hammer 2 Battle Axes & more!

Hatchets: Gransfors Scandinavian Forest Axe #430, Hults Bruk Jonaker Hatchet, Gränsfors Bruks Small Forest Axe #418, Böker Plus Tomahook, Ontario SPEC Plus SP16 SPAX with FG/UC Sheath, Gransfors Bruk Wildlife Hatchet Model 415, Alaska Hunter’s Hatchet, Gransfors Bruks 413 Hand Hatchet and much more!

Thursday, Feb. 6th, 2020 Starting at 5:02 P.M. - Online Only Auction!

(Day #2 is Online only! All bids must be placed on Proxibid. Can be reached by going to www.AMAuctions.com) Auctioneer’s Note: We currently have over 88,000 Rounds of Ammunition in Various Calibers from .17 HMR up to .45 ACP. Many will be sold in Large Lots.

Firearms: We are selling 55 Rifles, Shotguns and Handguns on Thursday night. View Website for a listing.

Rifle Ammo: Many Calibers from .17 HMR up to .45-70 Govt. To be sold in lots from 20 Rds. to Nearly 2,000 Rds. (.22 LR). Includes Qty. of Commercial and Military Surplus Ammo. View Website for Catalog.

Pistol Ammo: .17 HMR up to .45 ACP & Long Colt. To be sold in lots from 20 Rds. to Nearly 2,000 Rds. View Website for Catalog.

Shotgun Ammo: .410-12 GA. Some individual boxes & up through Case Quantities. View Website for Catalog.

Firearm Magazines: We have a Quantity of AR Mags. in Metal & Polymer from 10-30 Rds., 30 RD AK Mags., SCAR 17 (20 Rd) Metal Mags., FN FAL 20 Rd Metal Mags., Thompson 1927 Stick 20 & 32 Rd. Mags, Sten 30 Rd. Mags, GSG .22 (25) Rd Mags., Ruger 25 Rd. Mags. for 10/22. HK UPS .45 ACP Mags., Kimber .22 Mags., CZ-52 Mags & others. NOTE: Many of the Mags. we have are considered High Capacity in MD and Other Jurisdictions. Any Mag. that can hold over 10 Rds. can’t be sold and handed out in MD/To a MD Resident. They can only be shipped out of State to a Jurisdiction where legal.

Hatchets/Machetes: Selection of American Tomahawk, Condor, SOG & Gerber Hatchets, Machetes & more!

Military Gear: We have a large selection of Surplus Military Gear to include: Uniforms, Helmets, Molle Gear, Daypacks, Rucksacks, Gloves, Allen Hook Co. Line Set IED Removal Device, Field Telephone line reel, Gas Mask, Clothing, Navy Peacoat, Navy Signal Lamp, Repro. CSA jacket, Signal Corps Freq. monitor, Signal Corps RM 29A R/C unit, Tactair Pilot Static test kit, Blankets, Canteens, Mess Kits, Camo Netting, MRE’s, Boonie Hats, US Mine Detector Kit, Inert/Training Hand Grenades, Inert/Training Munitions & shells, Shovels, Pick Axes, Hatchets, Machetes, Helmets, Reference books, M6 periscope, 1945 Model M1A2 Dummy Grenade w/Projection adapter, US Air force sextant in wood box, Link bubble sextant in case & much more.

Kayak: 12’ Heritage Stingray model kayak with a Werner paddle.

Accessories: We will be selling a nice selection of Hunting and Shooting accessories including Firearm Parts, Barrels, Stocks, Ammo Cans/Crates, Scopes, Knives, Bayonets, Cannon Balls, Compound bows & arrows, Magazines, Reloading equipment, Bullets, Brass & Propellant, Shooting Accessories, Lubricants, Cleaning Rods & Supplies, Brass Shotgun Shells, Powder Flasks/Horns, Bullet Molds, Shooting vices & Lead Sled, Holsters, Hard & Soft gun cases, BB/Pellet Guns, Holsters, Knife sharpeners, Tree Stands, Paper Targets, Metal Targets, Skeet Thrower, Life Jackets, 3 Vinyl Uph. Folding boat chairs, Barracuda mount, nets, Leg traps, 3 Quail release cages, Pr. Snowshoes, Robert Barnes duck print, “Winchester Gun Advisory Center Enameled round sign & more!

Friday, Feb. 7th, 2020 Starting at 5:02 P.M. - LIVE/ONLINE Auction!

(Day #3 will be a LIVE/ONSITE Auction at the A&M Auction Facility! LIVE Webcast bidding will be available at Proxibid.com.

Proxibid can be reached by going to www.AMAuctions.com) Firearms from Manufacturers including: American Tactical Imports, Arisaka, Auto Ordnance Corp, Beretta, Browning Arms Co., Carl Walther, Century Arms Intl, Charter Arms, Churchill, Colt’s P.T.F.A. Mfg Co, Colt Defense, CZ, Davis Industries, D.S. Arms Inc., Fabrique Nationale, Glock, Harrington & Richardson, Henry Repeating Arms Co., J. Stevens Arms Co., J.C. Higgins, J.G. Anshutz, Heckler & Koch, Husqvarna, Imez, Lee Enfield, Lithgow, LWRC Intl, Marlin Firearms Co., Mauser, Mitchell’s Mauser, Mosin Nagant, Mossberg, Navy Arms, New Haven Arms-Volcanic, Norinco, O.F. Mossberg, Random, Remington Arms Co, Rock River Arms, Savage Arms, Schmidt Rubin, Sears & Roebuck Co., Smith & Wesson, Sprewerke, Springfield Armory, Stevens Arms Co., Steyr, Strum, Ruger & Co., Inc., Uberti, Taurus, Zastava, Weatherby, Webley, Winchester Repeating Arms Co & others. U.S. Military Arms to Include: Eddystone Arsenal, Inland Div. GM, Remington, Remington Rand, Rock Island Arsenal, Smith Corona, Springfield Armory, Winchester & others!

Firearm Highlights include: Volcanic Repeating Arms Company .41 Cal., 1863 2nd Mdl. Henry .44 Lever Action, Winchester Mdl 1866 Lever Action, LWRC REPR .308, LWRC 5.56mm, RRA 5.56mm, Armalite AR-50, 2 Armalite AR-10s, FN Scar 17S, UZI Mdl B, A nice selection of WWI/II Era Military rifles including US 1903’s, 1917’s, M1 Carbines, M1 Garand’s, Mauser bcd 4 Sniper, M1 Garand Sniper & much more! Please view Website for catalog and Thousands of Photographs of the Items.

Lawn Mowers: 2014 John Deere X540 Riding Lawn Mower. Model was produced from 2006 to 2014. Showing 305 Hours. 54” Cut. Kawasaki FD731V is a 675 cc, 41.20 cu-in V-twin 90° liquid-cooled 4-stroke internal combustion small gas motor w/vertical shaft. 26 HP at 3600 rpm. PIN#1MOX540ACEM090920. 2018 Husqvarna Professional Z554 Zero Turn Mower. 26 HP Kawasaki FX751V Engine. Showing 45.2 hours. 54” Cut. ATV: Polaris Sportsman’s 90 four wheeler front and rear racks with one helmet. Four wheeler starts and runs Preview: Mon., Feb. 3rd, 2020 5-8 P.M., Wed., Feb. 5th, 2020 5-8 P.M., Fri., Feb. 7th, 2020 from 2-5 P.M. Terms Personal Property: Cash Or Approved Check Day of sale. Visa/MC/Amex/Discover. 13% Buyer’s Premium. 3% Discount for cash or check for local On Site Bidders for Fridays Portion of the Auction. Bids placed Proxibid will have an 18% Buyer’s Premium for all 3 Days of the Auction. Maryland Sales tax of 6% will be charged on all items. Everything Sold “As Is” with no warranties of any kind. The mechanical workings of the firearms being sold have not been tested. Auction conducted inside & outside of 10,000 Sq. Ft. facility. Some seating provided. Food served by Phat Boyz Catering. Valid State issued photo identification required for registration.

(5) UPCOMING ONSITE ONLINE ONLY AUCTIONS TO INCLUDE: March 11th, 2020: Online Only Auction - Ocean City, MD! Personal Property located at: 1915 Marlin Drive, Ocean City, MD. Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending: Wed., March 11, 2020 Starting at 5 P.M.! Estate Vehicle, Decoys, Primitives, Glass, China, Antique and Modern Furniture, Collectables and more! March 18th, 2020 - Online Only Auction - Ocean City, MD! Personal Property located at: 10319 Bristol Road, Ocean City, MD. Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending: Wed., March 18th, 2020 Starting at 5 P.M.! Primitives, Glass, China, Collectables. Antique and Modern Furniture and more! April 1st, 2020. Online Only Auction - Laurel, DE! Personal Property located at: 14646 Laurel Road, Laurel, DE 19956. Auction Held Online Only with Bidding ending Wednesday, April 1st, 2020! Tractor, Forklift, Military Jeep, Building Supplies, Tools, Equipment and more! April 29th, 2020: Online Only Auction - Salisbury, MD! A&M Auctions is honored to sell for the Living Estate of Don Castle! Personal Property located at: 28249 Riverside Drive, Salisbury, MD. Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending: Wed., April 29, 2020 Starting at 5 P.M.! 500+ Clocks, 125+ Victrolas, Primitives, Collectables & more! Winter/Spring 2020 Online Only Auction - 616 Hunting Park Drive, Salisbury, MD. Auction Held Online Only w/Bidding ending: At a date to be scheduled in the Spring of 2020. To include a selection of Housewares, Glass, China, Collectibles, Furniture & more!

(4) UPCOMING AUCTIONS AT 8000 ESHAM RD, PARSONSBURG, MD: March 4th, 2020: Online Only Auction Sale - Bidding Ends Wednesday, March 4TH, 2020 at 5 P.M. - Items located at the A&M Auction Facility, John Deere Riding Mower, Craftsman Riding mower, Tools, Furniture, Artwork, Primitives and much More! March 24th, 2020: Online Only Vehicle Auction Sale. Bidding Ends Tuesday, March 24th, 2020 at 5 P.M. - Selling from the Estate of John Edward Whittington!

Items located at the A&M Auction Facility, 1988 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Convertible two door coupe, 1989 Rolls-Royce Continental Four Door Sedan, 2007 Lincoln Town Car Limousine. March 26th, 2020. Online Only Coin Auction - Parsonsburg, MD! Nice selection of 500+ lots of Gold/Silver Coinage & More. 140+ Gold Coins to Include: Five $20 Double Eagle Gold Coins to include: 1893, 1896-S, 1900-S & 1913-D & 1914 St. Gaudens. 5 NGC MS69 $10 Gold Eagles with Mint Errors, Five 2015 Chinese 1 Gram Panda Bars, Twenty 2015 Chinese Panda 50 Yuan NGC Graded Gold 1/10 Oz. Gold Coins, Forty 2015 Canada 1/10 Oz. Gold Maple Leaves, 2015 1 Oz. High Relief US Liberty, Nineteen 2015 US $10 Eagle 1/4 Oz. Gold Coins, Five Late 1780-1806 2 Escados Gold Coins, Forty Dos Y Medio 1945 Mexican 2.5 Gold Pesos. 335 Non Graded Morgan Silver $1, 27 PCGS & NGC Graded Morgan Silver $1 in MS62 to MS64+, 84 Peace Silver $1, 20 American Eagle Bullion $1, Qty. Silver Half Dollars, Qty. of Misc Proof/Mint Sets & more! May 8th, 2020: Decoy and Waterfowl Arts Auction. Friday, May 8th, 2020 Starting at 5 P.M. - Hundreds of pcs. of Sporting Art, Decoys, Collectables and more!

View Website for Additional Information, Terms, Directions, Online Bidding & Pictures!

Auctioneer - Dave Allen

410-835-0384 or 302-545-1903

www.AMauctions.com

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