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Saturday Evening Post Covers Pop In Swann Illustration Sale Original Artwork “College Football”

By Joseph F. Kernan Sets New Record FRIDAY FEBRUARY 19, 2021 • VOL. 52, NO. 7

Roadside America: End Of An Era, Part I Renaissance Auction Group Liquidates Shartlesville, Pa., Landmark

Among the most iconic items was the monumental 75-by-172-by-113-inch custom crafted fiberglass sculpture of an Amish man and woman seated on a bench, mounted on a wooden platform installed in the parking lot between the PA Dutch Gift Haus and Roadside America. It found a new home for $5,900, going to a buyer in nearby Myerstown, Pa.

By Karl Pass “I don’t think it is auctioneer hyberbole to say it was a truly unique folk art installation,” stated Bill Howze of the Renaissance Auction Group following the liquidation sale of the longtime Shartlesville, Pa., fix- A 46.5-by-82-inch handpainted on plywood version of Mt. ture, Roadside America. Rushmore brought $590.

Howze sold 700 lots in an online-only sale that opened contents of two businesses, Dec. 30 and closed Jan. 23. Every lot Roadside America and the PA Dutch started at $5 and consisted of the Gift Haus. Prices reported include an 18-percent buyer’s premium.

“Both were very hands-on businesses,” said Howze. Roadside America was a roadside attraction featuring elaborate miniature hand-built scale model villages/model railroads created by founder Laurence Gieringer (1894-1963). The PA Dutch Gift Haus was a gift and souvenir shop.

The two buildings were side by side at Roadside Drive outside of Hamburg in Berks County, Pa. Roadside America was the quintessential The Fairfield Courthouse, with clock/bell tower, three figures, mid-20th century road12 flower beds, four utility poles, two streetlights, and other side attraction. It spoke Continued on page 2 landscaping sold for $2,979.

S w a n n cover for The Galleries held a Saturday Evening robust sale of Post and was likeIllustration Art on ly the inspiration Jan. 28. The aucfor the iconic tion saw record Heisman trophy prices for several designed by Frank works, as well as Eliscu in 1934. The auction debuts collection brought from artists. additional artist Original artwork records with two from the collecmore covers for tion of Richard The Saturday “Dick” McDonough Evening Post, brought excite“Conference on ment from buyers, the Mound,” 1912, and covers for The

by Leslie Thrasher Saturday Evening Joseph F. Kernan’s “College Football,” cover ($37,500), and Post and The New of The Saturday Evening Post, oil-on-canvas, “Hitting the Links Yorker, Sunday 1932, sold to the trade for $75,000, a record of Palm Beach,” comics, and story for the artist. ca. 1920s, by Ruth illustrations Eastman, which sparked widespread interest. was acquired by the USGA Museum The McDonough collection of and Library ($11,875). Further highgolf illustration featured a selec- lights included Joseph tion of 63 golf and sports-themed Leyendecker’s “Golfer Lighting a works of art, including original illus- Cigarette,” a 1920 oil-on-canvas trations and rare printed posters study for an advertisement, that and graphics. Most notable was sold for $30,000, and Michael “College Football” by Joseph F. Brown’s “Levin Links,” an early-20th Kernan, which led the sale at century oil-on-canvas scene of a $75,000, a record for Kernan. The golf course, that brought $8,125.

1932 oil-on-canvas served as a Continued on page 13

Heritage Auctions’ Weekly Comics Auction Breaks Record At $621,231

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Fontaine’s Auction Gallery Kicks Off 2021 With Back-To-Back Auctions on page 5

Seller’s Market For Zook Dioramas on page 8

Highlights Include Amazing Fantasy #15, Frank Frazetta Tribute Painting Heritage Auctions set a new world record for the largest weekly comics auction ever held when its Sunday and Monday Comics, Animation, Video Games and Art Weekly Online Auction, which closed Feb. 1 on HA.com, amassed $621,231 in sales.

The two-day event drew 3,123 bidders, 537 of whom won one or more of the 1,166 lots.

Online-Only Decorative Arts Auction At Pook & Pook Set For Feb. 24 on page 9

The Avengers #55 (Marvel, 1968), CGC NM/MT 9.8 white pages, sold for $5,040.

The Incredible Hulk #181 (Marvel, 1974), CGC VF+ 8.5 off-white to white pages, sold for $5,760.

The total smashed the previous record for a weekly auction, when Heritage’s weekly total reached $573,095 in its March 3, 2019, Sunday Internet Comics, Animation and Art Auction.

“Our weekly sales have grown incredibly over the last 20 years,” according to Heritage Auctions senior vice president Ed Jaster. “The Continued on page 15

Outlaw Biker Gang Movies And Memorabilia on page 12

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 4 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 6 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 7

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to the golden age of mechanical innovation in scale model building. It was remembered by generations both in and outside the area and was an iconic landmark along busy

Route 78 halfway between Allentown and Harrisburg.

There was an era where tour buses lining up outside was the norm, but those days ended years ago. “The roadside attraction era is over, yet the impact it had was real. The

Scale models were among the bedrock of the attraction, and bidders responded. This 21-by-64-by-8-inch piece modeled on the Lebanon Valley steel truss bridge near Reading, Pa., realized $1,327.

Measuring 25-by-111-by-9 inches, this monumental metal truss style railroad bridge modeled after the San Francisco-Oakland Bridge, two metals standards, four blinking beacon lights on top, five lights for bridge bed, and accommodating two tracks, sold for $3,245.

A two-story white clapboard house from the Fairfield village, 15 figures, a swing, flower bed, four trees, and other landscaping realized $1,416.

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The titled “Reading PA as seen from the Pagoda,” lithograph on heavy stock, ca.

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A life-size 59-by-30-by-4-inch carved wooden sculpture of a Native American scout in kneeling position in a finished natural wood surface with paint embellishments was carved by Walter S. Langhine (Dover, Pa.).

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Opening Aug. 4, 1953, it was actually the sixth location housing Gieringer’s model villages, which he built between 1905 and the late 1950s. An employee of the Reading Railroad, Gieringer held displays at various places in and around Reading of his creations until receiving funding for the Shartlesville site. “He was a widely recognized figure in the scale model building community in the first half of the 20th century,” said Howze.

This was the pre-kit era. He developed his own methods to The red Pennyslvania German forebay barn model, 14-bymimic facades and had a spe- 14.5 inches with cupola, working doors and gate, windows, cial ability to create with stone wall surround and six Britain’s cows in barnyard, sold incredible attention to detail. for $3,835. Electrified, this model was displayed in the corner He would coat fruit crates to cabinet in the lobby of Roadside America. imitate field stone, or brick, or whatever he wanted to make.” Fairfield, Pa., ca. 1930-50, with spent trying to The attention to detail, skill, an Esso service station, a cour- find a buyer for and understanding of archi- thouse, a theater playing the entire thing, “Boys Town,” and the church and then the tecture is evident.

Paul Gieringer, p a n d e m i c The miniature attraction where consisted of three main vil- Laurence’s brother, served as became the nail in the coffin,” lages. 1.) There was Beaver a priest.

The businesses descended Howze said.

Creek, depicting an early pioState and fedneer town with homesteads, through the women of the fammining scenes, railway sta- ily. From Gieringer’s daughter, eral governments tions and more. 2.) Sleepy Alberta Bernecker, to her don’t have the Hollow consisted of an early daughter, Delores Heinsohn, to funding to underprojects Western town with saloons her two daughters, Bettina and take such as Roadside and ranches. 3.) Fairfield Felecia.

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1. PEZ Dispensers. I will most likely be hated for this list, but this being the number one entry is going to rub a lot of collectors the hardest. PEZ was all the rage and even went through a massive speculative bubble in the 1990s with the advent of eBay. Today, even vintage pieces are not being accepted by most well respected auction houses. Be very careful in this market going forward. Ironically, there is some demand for dispensers from the 1980s and 1990s.

Advice to collectors: The market is not coming back. The prices on most vintage pieces from the 1960s and 1970s are equal to what collectors were paying in the late 1990s. Face it, younger collectors are no longer interested in PEZ. In conclusion, I understand that this list is a hard pill to swallow for all of us. However, with careful study I think you will find these assessments accurate in a market where the future belongs to millennials.

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Every year I do an observational analysis on the overall antiques and collectibles trade and provide my insights into some of the hottest and some of the not so hottest markets.

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5. Vintage Toy Trains and Model Railroads, in General.

I have said this many times before. While a lot of

to mostly baby-boomers and the eccentric “Generation X” collector who was introduced to this market by another older collector.

3. Vintage Metal Lunch Boxes. Several auction companies that used to gladly take these items on consignment have now established conditions for agreeing to consign these items. Now a lot of auction houses will only take vintage metal lunch boxes if the item is in immaculate condition or it is based on a still relevant licensed property like “Star Wars” or “G.I. Joe.” Prices are down with some exceptions, and, again, younger collectors are not overly excited to enter this market.

Advice to collectors: There was a time when high profile auction houses would take consignment of these items.

Today, even metal lunch boxes from once popular 1980s properties like “The Muppets” or the “A-Team” are being ignored. Lunch boxes based on Western themes like “Gunsmoke” sell best on eBay and collecting forums. “Star Wars” themed vintage lunch boxes, however, always sell well.

2. Vintage Machine-Made Marbles. With names like AkroAgate, Peltier, and even Christensen Agate, vintage machine-made marbles really started to come into their own at the turn of the millennium when prices for handmade antique marbles started to skyrocket. Today, it is obvious that the truly scarce antique handmade marbles were and are the better investment. To be fair to collectors (as I am one), prices have been stagnant over the last few years, but ask any young collector, and the writing is on the wall.

Eventually, these are going to go the way of eight-track tapes, with few exceptions.

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baby-boomers have actively collected in this market for some time, younger collectors are not interested in vintage Lionel and other toy trains.

This collecting category is predominantly made up of the over 60 crowd, with few exceptions. Each year the market for these items gets worse and worse, in my opinion and experience. If you are thinking of selling, do your own research and make an informed decision. Most prices will not be rising anytime soon.

Advice to collectors: If you are thinking of entering this market because you may have a passion for these items, certain prices are down 30 percent or more. That said, do not think these prices will be going up anytime soon. Use caution and judgment.

4. Vintage Tin Toys and Battery Operated Robots. Yes, the top 5 percent of this market is still going very strong with auction records being broken for the coveted “gang of five” rare robot toys made

by Masudaya and released in limited quantities in the 1950s.

Now that I said that, feel free to do a value assessment of the average vintage tin toy or battery-operated robot over the last decade. I guarantee if you chart the prices for most of these items correctly, you will see that most of the average pieces, even if in near mint condition or better, are trending sideways or even losing value. Younger collectors in their 20s coming into the trade in full force are fixated on vintage video games, “Pokemon” cards, and “Magic: The Gathering,” not vintage tin toys and robots from the 1950s or later.

Advice to collectors: If you regularly read this column, you know that I was once a huge fan of this collecting market. I happily sold my collection through auction in 2017 and have no regrets. Unless you own pieces in the top 5 percent of the market, if you want to maximize profits when you sell, I would advise you to do the same. This market appeals

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Fontaine’s Auction Gallery Kicks Off 2021 With Back-To-Back Auctions

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The second session started off on a robust note and saw several lots outperform their high estimates, including a Black Forest carved dog umbrella stand that nearly doubled its high estimate at $28,435.

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It saw two Tiffany Studios lamps tie for top lot status at $87,725, with a total of nearly 40 items performing above the $10,000 mark. “There was a diversified selection of Tiffany items, from fine lamps to sterling silver, but we also saw A 20th century Black Forest carved dog umbrella stand strong perfor- nearly doubled its high estimate to attain $28,435. mances across Making sweet music in the the board, including paintings, musical items and carved Black auction were a trio of lots Forest pieces,” said John that crossed the block: a Fontaine of Fontaine’s Auction Mills Novelty Co. double violano-virtuoso, Gallery.

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Unsurprisingly, the “Tiffany” name accounted for the top lots in both sessions of the auction, starting with the two Tiffany Studios lamps that each fetched $87,725 in the Jan. 23 session. First up in the auction’s prime real estate, lot 100, was a Tiffany Studios “Dragonfly” table lamp with a “Pepper” base, ca. 1905-1910. It was followed up fewer than 20 lots later by a “Peony” floor lamp, ca. 1910. In the second session, a 15-piece grouping of Tiffany & Co. “Chrysanthemum” sterling silver pieces sold comfortably over high estimate at $29,645.

Dominating the auction’s Top 10 list is a fine selection of even more Tiffany Studios table lamps, including a “Dogwood” table lamp that sold for $56,550, a “Tulip” table lamp at $48,400 and a “Spider” table lamp at $45,980.

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Colonial Williamsburg To Hold Event Feb. 19 to 24 In its 73rd year, behind the scenes Colonial Williamsburg’s of the Rumford annual Antiques Forum Needlework Collection, goes virtual from Friday, and Janine Skerry, Feb. 19, to Wednesday, senior curator of metFeb. 24, when material als, will join Angelika culture enthusiasts Kuettner, associate worldwide are invited to curator of ceramics learn about latest and glass, to discuss research discoveries, the synergy between explore new exhibitions silver and ceramics. at the Art Museums, and Hurst will share his go behind the scenes in annual update on what object storage and the is new to the Colonial Historic Area, all from Williamsburg collecthe comfort of home, tions, while Margaret office, or home office.

Beck Pritchard, deputy “This is a time of This is the portrait of Daniel Trueheart, attributed to William Hodgson, Hanover County, Va., ca. chief curator, will highenormous challenge 1794, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. James, in memory of Margery Woodall James Fleet, light pieces made and and sacrifice, and while 2019.100.2, and portrait of Mary Garland Trueheart, attributed to William Hodgson, Hanover used in Williamsburg. we will miss gathering County, Va., ca. 1794, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. James, in memory of Margery Woodall James In continued partin-person for Antiques Fleet, 2019.100.2. nership with the Forum, we’re grateful Carolyn and Michael of Colonial McNamara Young Scholars that modern technology can cabinet maker in Charleston, Museums bring us together to safely S.C.; Robert Leath, president of Williamsburg will feature Katie Lectures sponsored by the study and celebrate the Classical American Homes McKinney, the Margaret Beck Decorative Arts Trust, Rachel objects of our shared past,” Preservation Trust, sharing Pritchard Assistant Curator of Asbury Cole will place a said Ronald L. Hurst, Carlisle groundbreaking discoveries Maps and Prints, leading a Mexican dressing case in a H. Humelsine Chief Curator on the Payne Limner, a set of journey through “Promoting global context, Andrew Mellon and vice president for muse- 10 18th-century portraits by a America: Maps of the Colonies Curatorial Intern Scott ums, preservation, and his- previously unidentified artist and the New Republic,” and Merrifield will lecture on members of Tara Chicirda, curator of furni- plane-maker Cesar Chelor, and toric resources. “We look for- depicting Payne family; ture, showcasing “Keeping Emily Wells will discuss the ward to seeing new and famil- Virginia’s iar faces on-screen when we Annabel Westman, executive Time: Tall Case Clocks.” connection between geograColonial Williamsburg phy, education, and feminine connect virtually to share new director of the Attingham discoveries and make new Trust, examining the usage Director of Archaeology Jack virtue during the 18th and 19th and design of trimmings in Gary will provide an update centuries. memories.”

The virtual program fea- historic homes from the 17th from the field on excavations Program registration is tures archived presentations to early 20th centuries; of Custis Square and First $175 and includes all and live-panel discussions Christopher “Kit” Maxwell of Baptist Church’s first perma- virtual lectures and demonwith surprise guest speakers. the Corning Museum of Glass nent site on South Nassau strations, plus a ticket Scheduled guest presenters on glass in 18th-century Street, and Erik Goldstein, voucher for a multi-day future include the following: Britain; and Lan Morgan from senior curator of mechanical visit to Colonial Williamsburg Grahame Long of the Historic the Peabody Essex Museum, arts and numismatics, will good through Dec. 31, Charleston Foundation and discussing a new exhibition in guide viewers through a tour 2021.

Registrants may of military treasures in purchase additional Colonial Gary Albert of the Museum of its Asian Export Art Gallery.

Virtual tours highlighting Colonial Williamsburg’s col- Williamsburg Early Southern Decorative Arts multi-day co-presenting on John Gough, some of the newest exhibi- lection. Kimberly Ivey, senior admission passes during the a free Black 18th-century tions in the expanded Art curator of textiles, will go same period for $22, a $45.99 value.

Additional information and registration is available at www.stingerfineart.com www.colonialwilliamsburg.org by visiting the “Learn” section and clicking “Conferences,” by calling 1-800-603-0948 tollfree, or via email at educational conferences@cwf.org.

In addition to the Decorative Arts Trust, the 73rd annual Antiques Forum is possible thanks to the generous support of Jeffery S. Evans & Associates, Skinner Inc., Brunk Auctions, William & Mary’s National Institute of American History & Democracy, and Mark and Loretta Roman in honor of the Friends of Colonial Williamsburg Collections.

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02/20/21, HARRISBURG, ONLINE ONLY SAT @ 10 AM, Consignment Auction of Woodworking Shop, furniture, art, house & home, collectibles, Online Only @ www.cordierauction.com, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 02/21/21, BANGOR, ONLINE ONLY SUN NOON & 6 PM, Noon - The William Carson Biscuit Tin Auction #3; 6 pm - The Vintage License Plate & Tool Auction, Online Only @ www.liveauctioneers.com, Hartzell's Auction Gallery Inc. 02/21/21, HARRISBURG, ONLINE ONLY SUN @ 10 AM, Sports Card and Memorabilia Auction, Online @ www.cordierauction.com, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 02/24/21, LANSDALE, ONLINE NOW ENDS WED 2/24 @ 9 PM, Toys, sports, comics, military & collectibles, Online @ www.archiveauction.com, The Archive Auction LLC 02/25/21, KINZERS, LIVE & ONLINE, THURS. AT 10 AM, Books, rare photos & autographs, old paper, antique maps, signs, ephemera, etc., 5336 Mine Rd & www.liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International 02/26-27/21, BANGOR, LIVE & ONLINE, FRI. AT 1 PM & SAT. AT 10 AM, 2/26 1 pm - country & primitives, glass, porcelain, silverplate, costumes, vintage jewelry, guns and military, etc. 2/27 10 am cane collection, folk art / Americana, country / primitives, furniture, etc., Auction Gallery 521 Richmond Rd.; liveauctioneers.com, Hartzell's Auction Gallery Inc. 02/26-27/21, MOUNT WOLF, LIVE & ONLINE, FRI. & SAT. AT 9 AM, Art deco items, pocket watches, unusual figurines, brass bell collection, etc., 4522 N. Sherman St. Ext. & www.rentzelsauctionservice.com, Rentzels Auction Service inc.

02/27/21, EPHRATA, SAT. AT 9 AM, Firearms, hunting, fishing, military collectibles & accessories. , Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd., Horst Auctioneers 02/27/21, LEBANON, SAT. AT 8 AM, Firearms, Lionel train, pressed steel, cast iron toys, signs, autorelated, baseball cards, furniture, antiques, etc., Lebanon Valley Expo Ctr. & Fairgrounds, 80 Rocherty Rd., Witman Auctioneers Inc. 02/27/21, MANHEIM, SAT 9 AM, Antiques & Americana Catalog Auction, Hess Auction Group 768 Graystone Rd, Hess Auction Group

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Wiggins oil on canvas, “Fifth Avenue in Winter,” that brought $13,310; an unsigned 18th-century oil-on-panel, “Christ Carrying the Cross,” at $12,705; and a Benjamin Champney oilon-board, “The Homestead,” sold for $8,470.

Rounding out the auction was a group of rare and diverse items, including an American Mutoscope & Biograph Company mutoscope at $17,545, a Gustav & William Dentzel carousel giraffe at $12,100, a Murad Cigarettes double-sided porcelain flange advertising sign that nearly doubled high estimate to bring $7,260 and an Art Deco platinum, diamond and sapphire bracelet having a one-carat European cut diamond, which performed well at $6,655. All prices reported include a 21 percent

A highlight of the furniture category was this pair of Grohé Frères Louis XVI style cabinets with gilt bronze moldings, satinwood and fruitwood parquetry and marquetry that took $24,805. buyer’s premium.

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Seller’s Market For Zook Dioramas Witman Sells Abner Zook Woodland Deer Scene For $20,900

By Karl Pass

an auction on Feb. 6 at Enck’s Banquet Center, Witman Auctioneers Inc., located at 1461 Lancaster of Manheim, Pa., conducted Road in Manheim. Material

This U.S. hand crank meat slicing machine sold for $3,630.

came from multiple consignors and featured regional folk art and collectibles.

An Abner Zook (1921-2010) three-dimensional diorama depicting a woodland scene with deer sold for $20,900.

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A Sterling flatware set brough $2,200; a U.S. hand crank meat The Abner Zook (1921-2010) 3-D diorama woodland deer scene sold for $20,900. slicing machine, $3,630; and a for $330. Reinholds, Pa., hand-built figure of a goat Dan Strawser wood carved potter Ned Foltz is an with a rider sold for $1,760, eagle went for $525. An active artist whose work and a ring vase sold for antique John Hart has a large following, $700.

To contact Witman (Lancaster, Pa.) glass and some of his works bottle sold for $2,200, were sold, as well: a Auctioneers, call 717-665-5735. and a contemporary This Ned Foltz redware rider on billy Bill Rank theorem went SATURDAY goat realized $1,760.

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Signed Baseballs

Cy Young Caramel Babe Ruth Hartland

Gretzky Signed Jersey

Johnstons Cookies Cards

Online Bidding — Catalog available February 12!

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Willie Mays Bobble Head

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Online-Only Decorative Arts Auction At Pook & Pook Set For Feb. 24 Variety Sale To Boost Decoy Collection, Among Many Other Items

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“Horst Auction Center”

PUBLIC SALE OUTSTANDING FIREARMS HUNTING, FISHING & MILITARY COLLECTIBLES & ACCESSORIES

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2021 AT 9:00 A.M. Preview - Friday, February 26 from 1:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, February 27 from 7:00 A.M. EPHRATA, PA 17522

Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Road, (The corner of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd., approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata)

243 LOTS OF FIREARMS TO BE SOLD! 482 LOTS OF HUNTING, FISHING & MILITARY COLLECTIBLES & ACCESSORIES TO BE SOLD! *A complete listing can be picked up at the Auction Center for $2.00 or is available with photos on our website www.horstauction.com. **All firearms will be sold subject to Federal and State Firearms Laws. ***Accepted Payments - Cash or PA Check. Visa, MasterCard, Discover & Debit Card with 3% fee. No out-of-state checks without prior approval.

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“WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS ALL TYPES OF COLLECTIBLE ADVERTISING FOR OUR ANNUAL

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ADVERTISING AND COUNTRY STORE AUCTION The Pook & Pook coffers are filled with an array of offerings for every collector in the upcoming online-only decorative arts auction on Wednesday, Feb. 24. For starters, you can outfit your entire kitchen with the click of a button. Peruse wares such as a Moyer stoneware crock, coffee grinders, copper tea kettles, a Zigler apple butter crock, or a brass pie wheel for the Barefoot Contessa in your house. Also waiting for your bids are pig cutting boards, a carved bird mangleboard, tiger maple bowls and what every well-equipped kitchen needs, a telescope, much better than social media to see what’s going on in the world.

For all your decorating needs, Pook & Pook has quite an array of decoys, Mitchell-style canvas backs, pairs of mallards and shorebirds, all ready to nest on your shelves. There is a carved giltwood eagle, a sheet-iron rooster target, a painted pine apothecary

cupboard, a handsome tiger maple hanging corner cupboard and, for the trade sign enthusiast, a painted pine “FRESH EGGS” sign. For the artist in you, there is a Salvador Dali signed lithograph, Peter Max plaques (he was over the top cool in the ’70s), a Picasso linocut, and many Richard Bishop posters, wildlife prints, and Christmas cards.

Your children deserve to sample some of the items that will chase away those virtual school day blues.

There are painted gameboards, much more entertaining than Minecraft or Fortnite, a painted pine giraffe pull toy, a Mennonite cloth toy horse, a Cresent doll stove, and who wouldn’t want their child to have a small wooden gun powder keg or Japanese sword?

There are splint oak gathering baskets to hold their marbles, a carved pig bank, and an Adirondack child’s high chair. Are they begging for a new pet? Save on dog food and bid on several pairs of Staffordshire spaniels.

Outdoor decorating is a breeze. There is a fine bronze mermaid fountain, a rustic painted Buck Eye pump, and an array of weathervanes of horses and directionals. For your patio or sunroom, a Canton garden seat awaits your bid as well as twig tables and an assortment of pottery. For collectors of the unique and out of the ordinary treasures, we have a Black Forest whip hook, a cast-iron top hat, a prisoner of war bone dresser box, and, of course, the absolutely essential cannonball.

So sit back, relax, ignore the snow shovels, and log on to Bidsquare or Invaluable to search for that treasure to welcome in the new year.

Go to www.pookand pook.com to view the auction details or email conditions @pookandpook.com with requests for additional information or photographs. All bidding for this auction is online, but there will be an in-person exhibition at the gallery.

For preview information, call 610-269-4040.

THIS EVENT BRING IN SERIOUS BUYERS FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY SO PLEASE CONSIDER HAVING PARZOW AUCTIONS BRINGING YOU THE FINANCIAL RETURN FOR YOUR CONSIGNMENTS THAT YOU DESERVE!

SATURDAY, MARCH 13 IN A HEATED BUILDING OF COURSE WE WILL HOLD THE EVENT AT

The Frederick Fairgrounds, FREDERICK, MD 21701 PLEASE NOTE: WHY DOES PARZOW AUCTIONS DRAW SO MANY BUYERS FOR THIS EVENT? THE MASON-DIXON GAS & OIL SHOW IS ALSO ON THE FAIRGROUNDS THAT SAME SATURDAY! MAKE IT A GREAT WEEKEND, ENJOY BOTH EVENTS. PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD ADVERTISING ITEMS BUT WE ALL KNOW THAT THE GREAT STUFF IS NOT IN ANTIQUE MALLS OR SHOPS LIKE THE OLE DAYS! CONSIGN YOUR COIN-OP INCLUDING PIN BALL MACHINES, SLOT MACHINES, PENNY SCALES, SODA MACHINES AND COOLERS, ETC., COUNTRY STORE AND DRUGSTORE RELATED ITEMS, ADVERTISING SIGNS OF ALL TYPES, THERMOMETERS, ADV., CLOCKS, GUNS AND AMMO ADVERTISEMENTS, NEON CLOCKS, NEON SIGNS, FLANGE SIGNS, ALL GAS STATION RELATED ITEMS SUCH AS OIL CANS, DISPLAYS AND COUNTER TOP DISPLAYS, GAS PUMPS AND SIGNS, LARGE ROADSIDE SIGNS AND SMALL SIGNS, IF IT WAS SOLD IN A GAS STATION WE WANT IT ETC., SHOWCASES AND STORE COUNTERS, SODA ADVERTISING SIGNS OF ALL TYPES, PEDAL CARS AND TRACTORS, PROM MODELS, CAR DEALER ADVERTISING, OLD FARM RELATED SIGNAGE, PLUS SO MUCH MORE. NOT SURE JUST GIVE HOWARD PARZOW, AUCTIONEER A CALL. QUICK PAYMENT TO ALL CONSIGNORS. 45 YEARS IN THE AUCTION BUSINESS! FREE PICK UP AVAILABLE IN WITHIN 100 MILES CALL FOR DETAILS. COLLECTORS AND DEALER ARE WAITING FOR THIS EVENT. DO NOT MISS OUT, CONSIGN NOW! IF ITS JUST SITTING AROUND, TURN IT INTO CASH! CALL, E-MAIL OR TEXT US TODAY DON’T WAIT. OVER 800 PHOTOS POSTED ON OUR WEB SITE AND AUCTIONZIP RIGHT NOW. WE KNOW THINGS WERE SO DISAPPOINTING IN 2020 BUT THE STATE OF MARYLAND IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS! THIS IS LIVE AUCTION EVENT WITH “NO INTERNET BIDDING”. WE GET OVER 500 REGISTERED BIDDERS IN HOUSE! CONSIGN NOW TO GET THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR YOUR GOODS. VERY FAIR CONSIGNMENT RATES, WE PAY WITHIN 16 DAYS AFTER THE AUCTION DATE OF MARCH 13TH, 2021.

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2 PUBLIC AUCTIONS

S . F 27 • 9AM

HELD INSIDE GARNER’S AUCTION CENTER

768 Graystone Rd. Manheim, PA 17545

3 MILES SE OF CARROLLTON, OH OFF OF ST. RT.43 TURN RIGHT ON CANYON RD.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 AUCTION #1 10:00 A.M. Catalog to feature a Polychrome Bentwood Bucher Box, Schimmel Rooster, Berks Co. Bentwood Band Box, Jacob Weber Painted Doll Cradle, Redware, Chalkware, Frakturs, Pain ngs, Oriental Rugs, Boehm Birds, Abner Zook 3D Dioramas, Toys, Woodenwares, Stoneware and Furniture. A selec on of An que and Vintage Sewing Items and Metalware Apple Parers and Coffee Mills will be among the items auc oned off. A Large Collec on of Music Boxes comprised of Seeburg Upright Player Pianos, 2 Regina Upright Music Players, Reginaphone, Swiss Music Boxes, Columbia Graphophone, Roller Organs, AMI H100 Jukebox, Automa c Mechanical musical instruments Nickelodeon’s, Regina music box changer, ReginaPhone, reproducing grand piano and many other items.

AUCTION #2 12:30 P.M. SELLING FOR LATE MRS. SUTTON WHO LIKE TO SEW & KNIT THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF NEW FABRIC, 30 BOXES OF NEW YARD, HUNDREDS OF SPOOLS OF THREAD, ZIPPERS, BUTTONS, RIBBON & LACE, SEAN & QUILT BINDING, HEM TAPE, LOTS OF POLY FILL, SEVERAL HUNDRED PATTERNS, QUILTING FRAME, GLASSWARE, TUPPERWARE, COOKIE JARS, AND MUCH MORE. BRING YOUR TRUCK OR TRAILER EVERYTHING IS READY TO GO

Larry W. Garner Auctioneers 330-806-0145 or 330-627-5573

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See garnerauctioneers.com for complete listing of items. Live Internet Bidding Available w/Proxibid.

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Preview: Friday, February 26 from 1-6 pm

66 FIREARMS COLLECTION - PARKERS, STERLING WORTH, WINCHESTERS, WEATHERBY, THOMPSON CENTER, RUGERS, HI-STANDARD, COLT, ITHACA & OTHERS. THIS AUCTION WILL BE ON PROXIBID OUT OF STATE BUYERS NEED COPY OF FFL

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Metropolitan Museum Of Art To Receive Major Gift Of European Arms And Armor From Ronald S. Lauder Gift Includes Funds To Support Gallery Enhancements And Educational Programs The Metropolitan Museum of Art recently announced a landmark gift from Ronald S. Lauder of 91 objects from his collection of arms and armor.

Lauder’s gift is the most significant grouping of European arms and armor given to the museum since 1942. Regarded as one of the world’s finest privately owned collections of European arms and armor, the gift includes exquisite medieval and Renaissance armors for man and horse and rare examples of weapons. The promised gift will dramatically expand the breadth of the department of arms and armor’s European holdings as well as its ability to showcase the distinctive styles of schools of armorers and their superb art and craftsmanship for visitors.

Lauder’s gift also provides the department with significant financial support that will keep the museum at the forefront of presenting and studying arms and armor. In recognition of his exceptional generosity, The Met will name the department’s suite of 11 galleries the Ronald S. Lauder Galleries of Arms and Armor.

“We are deeply grateful to Ronald S. Lauder for this gift of masterpieces from his celebrated arms and armor collection, which is outstanding in its magnitude and one of a kind in its quality, and his generous support for programming,” said Max Hollein, director of The Met. “This transformative

donation is a testament to Mr. Lauder’s extraordinary dedication to the museum and his continued leadership in supporting the department of arms and armor, which has spanned decades and seen important loans for both longterm installations and major exhibitions over the years. The exemplary level of connoisseurship Mr. Lauder has applied while building his collection, along with his truly remarkable generosity, makes this such a meaningful moment for the department of arms and armor and The Met as a whole.”

Assembled from 1976 to the present, the Ronald S. Lauder collection of arms and armor is outstanding for the exceptional rarity and quality of the objects, their illustrious origins, and their typological variety.

The works include a 17th-century field armor made in Tuscany in a workshop patronized by the Medicis, which is one of only two known in the world, and an armor for field and tournament, complete with shaffron, which was made in the royal court workshops at Greenwich for presentation as a gift to Friedrich Ulrich, Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbü ttel (1591–1634), in the early 17th century.

The Greenwich armor is the best documented work of the Greenwich Armouries in existence, as well as the only Greenwich armor to retain any polychrome decoration. This

monumental gift will make it possible for the matching gauntlets, which entered the museum’s collection in 1913, to be permanently reunited with the armor to which they originally belonged. The now-complete armor will be on display in the galleries for a six-month period.

Pierre Terjanian, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger curator in charge of the department of arms and armor, added: “This extraordinary collection, so patiently and expertly assembled and cared for over four decades, is a historic and transforming gift to the department. It will provide stunning expressions of the armorer’s art that were previously not represented in the museum’s collection, and will add depth to areas in which we are already strong. The quality of the works is truly unmatched, and with this gift Mr. Lauder will also support a number of enhancements to our visitor experience and our work more generally.”

Earlier this year, in honor of the museum’s 150th anniversary, Lauder made a promised gift of an early 17th-century silvered and gilt Flemish halfshaffron made for King Philip IV of Spain or his brother Don Carlos to The Met. It is on view along with 45 other objects in the current exhibition “Emperors, Artists, and Inventors.”

“Since I was a teenager I have been fascinated by and

had a special love for arms and armor,” said Ronald S. Lauder. “I would spend hours at The Met, imagining the stories of knights, kings, and princes. Later, I realized that arms and armor had a distinct beauty all its own, which represents the best sculpture of the 15th and 16th centuries. In my early 20s, I began assembling my own collection with the help of Stephen Grancsay (1929–64), one of The Met’s early curators for arms and armor. The donation we are announcing today represents nearly 55 years of collecting, and I could not have done it without the help of the curators at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. When I began thinking about where I wanted my collection to ultimately be displayed, it was only fitting that it would all come back to The Met. Just as I have learned and continue to learn at The Met, I know that this collection will educate future generations about this important period in our history, and I see another young person, years from now, coming to The Met with the same excitement and fascination that I had so many years ago.”

The gift of Ronald S. Lauder’s collection includes many objects that will strengthen the department’s ability to present key stylistic

developments across Europe from the late Middle Ages through the Renaissance.

Among the objects are landmarks in the study of European arms and armor, such as a parade burgonet of silvered and gilt steel embossed with ornament in low relief, which was specially made around 1560 for a member of the Colonna family of Rome, as well as important shields, swords and daggers, maces, crossbows, and firearms.

About The Met’s Department of Arms and Armor The Metropolitan Museum of Art received its first examples of arms and armor in 1896 and began to attract international recognition for its holdings in the field after acquiring, by purchase in 1904, a substantial group of Japanese arms and armor as well as a major private collection of European arms and armor. This led to the establishment of the department of arms and armor by the museum’s board of trustees in 1912. The collection has continued to grow and now ranks with the other great armories of the world, which reside in

Vienna, Madrid, Dresden, Paris, and Leeds.

The Arms and Armor galleries, which are among the museum’s most popular attractions, display the museum’s outstanding holdings of armor and weapons of sculptural and ornamental beauty from Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and America. In addition to the fine examples of European armor, firearms, and swords, many spectacular works from The Met’s renowned collection of Japanese arms and armor, the most comprehensive outside Japan, are also on view.

Galleries are also devoted to arms from various Islamic cultures and to American arms from the Colonial era to the late 19th century. The collection, the most encyclopedic in the world, now consists of more than 14,000 objects that date from prehistory through the 20th century. It encompasses objects ranging from minute ornamental sword fittings to full suits of armor, including a superb series of tournament and parade armors.

TWO ONLINE ONLY SPECIALTY AUCTIONS

Sunday, February 21st 12:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m. start times.

The William Carson Biscuit Tin Auction #3 begins at 12:00 pm on www.liveauctioneers.com.

Offered will be 300-lots of tin lithographed antique biscuit and toffee tins.

The Vintage License Plate and Tool Auction begins at 6:00 pm on www.liveauctioneers.com.

Offered will be 250-lots of Porcelain and Pressed Steel License Plates from the early 1900s to the 1970s.Also being offered are a wide range of antique woodworking tools, modern Snap-on wrenches, gun safes and much more.

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Auction Preview: February 17th 9:00a.m.-3:00p.m.

February 18th 9:00a.m.-3:00p.m.

February 19th 9:00a.m.-3:00p.m.

Or by appointment

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TWO-DAY WINTER ANTIQUES AUCTION Online and Live in the Gallery

Friday & Saturday, February, 26th-27th We will be offering 1,200+ Lots over two days of Fine Artwork, Americana and Folk Art, Country and Primitives, Furniture and Lighting, Sterling Silver and Gold, Diamonds and Jewelry, Toys and Advertising, Guns and Military Items and much more.

Friday, February 26th 1:00 p.m.: Country and Primitives, Porcelain and Glass, Silverplate and Clocks, Costume and Vintage Jewelry, Books and Artwork, Rugs, Quilts and Furniture. Guns and Military Items including: Beretta Model 70, Tiger Dragunov AK 47, Molot Vepr AK 47, Browning 1919 “Kit Gun”, F.N. Model F.A.L., Underwood M1 Carbine, Winchester Model 1885, Winchester Model 54, U.S. Remington Model 1863, Walther Model TP, AK 47 Magazines, German WWII Memorabilia, US Military Helmets and MUCH MORE.

Saturday, February 27th 10:00 a.m.:

Native American Cuff

John Bell Crock

Whistle Soda Advertisement

Redware Tulip Plate

OUTSTANDING COLLECTION OF CANES: (50+) Canes and Walking Sticks including: President John Quincy Adams Presentation Cane, Folk Art Carved Presidential Cane (G. Washington to G. Cleveland), Gadget Canes, Carved Bone, Carved Wood, Ladies’ Canes, Black Powder Gun Cane, Defensive “La Terrible” Blade Cane, French Cane with Amethyst, Odd Fellows Cane and MORE. AMERICANA/FOLK ART: Copper Squirrel w/Nut Weathervane, Copper Quail Weathervane, Painted Wooden and Slate Gameboards, Face Jugs, Carved Birds, Bird Tree, Decoys, Ice Fishing Lures, Tramp Art Frames, Jailhouse Carvings, Painted Train Engine and Airplane, 1940s Small Decoupage Bar, Wooden Swords, Painted Sleds, Theorems and MORE. COUNTRY/PRIMITIVES: Painted Wall Boxes, Blue Decorated Stoneware, Script Advertising Jugs (Montville, High Bridge, Morris Plains, NJ), Redware Pottery (Slip Decorated Tulip Plate and John Bell Crock), Spatterware, Cast Iron Doorstops, Baskets, Painted Totes, Copper Kettle, Pewter, Tobacco Containers, Tinware, Toleware, Sewing Box, Banks, Candlesticks, Chalkware, Ironware, Fraktur, Weathervanes, Powder Horns, Tea Caddy, Lanterns, Early Lighting, Cookie Cutters, Samplers, Glass Domes, Stiegel Glass, Dress Forms, Griswold Display Rack, Cast Iron Birdhouses, Painted Wooden Box, Edison Phonograph, Birdcage, Painted Benches, Wooden Bowls, Andirons, Iron Hardware, Daguerreotypes, Children’s Shoes, Pond Boat, Whistle Soda Display, Toys (Ives Wooden Boxes), Cast Iron Display Rack, Garden Items and MORE. FURNITURE: L&JG Stickley Cellarette, Pierced Tin Pie Safe, Work Table, Sawbuck Table, Corner Cupboard, Drop-Leaf Tables, Painted Stepback Cupboard, Drop-Front Desk, Apothecary Cabinet, Advertising Cabinet, Miniature Chest of Drawers, Paint Decorated Blanket Chests, Soap Hollow Painted Chest, Walnut High Chest, Tilt-top Table, Candlestands, Marble Pedestals, Mirrors, French Vitrine, Etagere, Lester Baby Grand Piano, Mission Corner Bookshelf, Leaded Glass China Closet, Black Forest Wall Plaques and MORE. LIGHTING: Tiffany Studios Aladdin Lamp w/Linenfold Shade, Quality Bronze Art Deco Floor Lamp, Tiffany Studios Glass Prisms, Moorcroft Pottery Lamps, Pair of Crest Floor Lamps, Sandwich Glass, Tin Wall Sconces, Early Betty Lamp with Stand, Art Nouveau Newel Post Lamp, Arts/Crafts Table Lamp, Victorian Hanging Lights and MORE. CLOCKS: Large Black Forest Cuckoo Clock, Ansonia Mystery Clocks, Jaeger Le Coultre Atmos Clock, Reverse Painted Mantle Clocks, Jacob Hugus Grandfather Clock, Carriage Clocks, Porcelain Clock and MORE. JEWELRY/WATCHES: Gold Coin Pendants, 14kt. Chains, Necklaces and Bracelets, Diamond Brooches, Collection of (20) Cameos, Native American Turquoise and Silver, Carnelian, Cuffs, Belt Buckles, Mexican Silver, (7) Gold Pocket Watches (Waltham, Elgin, Tremont) and MORE. STERLING SILVER: 62-piece Tiffany & Co. Flatware Set, Reed/Barton Tea Set, Tiffany & Co. Bowl, Water Pitcher, Candlesticks and Candelabras, Mogensen Lobster Picks, Arthur Stone Bowl, Sterling Handled Flatware Set and MORE. ARTWORK: Large Louis Larsen O/C “Winter Skating Scene”, (2) Louis Larsen O/C Water Views, Cullen Yates O/C “Shawnee”, Walter Baum O/B “Winter in Sellersville”, Sterling Strauser, Dorothy Strauser, Robert Rasely, Jack Savitsky, Justin McCarthy, Edna Palmer Engelhardt, Dolores Hackenberger, James M. Hart, W.A. Walker, 19th C. Watercolors, Drawings and Portraits, Wiener Werkstatte Posters, Vienna Bronze Quail, Harry Marinsky Bronze, Marley Bronze Horses, Clivia Morrison Bronze, Susan Halls Sculpture and MORE. POTTERY/GLASS: Paul Chaleff Stoneware Vessel, Moorcroft Pottery, Bisque Figures, Porcelain, Historical Blue China, Pietra Dura, Venetian Stemware, Moser, Art Glass, Van Briggle, Roseville, Loetz, Lalique, Carpet Balls and MORE. RUGS/ORIENTALIA: 19th C. Lilihan Persian Carpet, Blue Sarouk, Oriental Throws and Runner, Chinese Bronze Jardiniere, Asian Mud Figures, Chinese Folding Screen with Hardstones, Pair of Elder Chairs and MORE. SPECIAL MENTION: (20) Carved Mangle Boards, Civil War Era Confederate Drum, Philadelphia Athletics 1911 Championship Tray Trophy, 1927 Silver World Series Press Case, French Leather Club Chair.

Auction participants are asked to conform to all current PA Covid-19 guidelines including mask wearing and social distancing for the safety of all attending previews and in-person auctions.

Lilihan Persian Carpet

J Tremont Gold Pocket Watch

Civil War Drum

Philadelphia Athletics 1911 Tray

Sterling Silver Tea Set

Squirrel Weathervane

Quail Weathervane

Folk Art “Presidents” Cane Louis Larsen O/C Painted Sled Presidential Cane

Ansonia Mystery Clock Tiffany Studios Water Baum O/B

Stickley Cellarette Gameboard

Amethyst Cane Script Jug

Cullen Yates O/C

Additional Upcoming Auctions: February 21st 12:00 p.m. Online Only Biscuit Tin Collection February 21st 6:00 p.m. Online Only License Plate/Tool Collection

Sterling Strauser

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Auction Preview: Tuesday, February 23rd 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Wednesday, February 24th 10:00 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Thursday, February 25th 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Friday, February 26th 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Saturday (day of auction) 8:00a.m.-10:00 pm

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Outlaw Biker Gang Movies And Memorabilia

By William J. Felchner

The two hooligan entities actual members of the real- motocross where Namath and sheet poster (27converge in Wrightsville, Calif., life Hells Angels and Coffin Smith lock horns, with pretty by-41 inches) is the Hell hath no fury in where local police chief Harry Cheaters motorcycle clubs. Ann-Margret as fashion writer big draw, promising Hollywood like a biker gang Bleeker (Robert Keith) strug- Produced and directed by Ann McCalley figuring promi- a “Joe Namath Roger Corman and released nently in their macho rivalry. loving, brawling scorned. The venerable by budget-conscious “C.C. and Company” memora- and bustin’ it up!” outlaw motorcycle gang American International bilia is still quite affordable. One example in movie - replete with wild, Pictures (AIP), “The Wild The picture’s standard one folded fine/very marauding bikers, ear-splitAngels” remains a cult fine condition ting road machines, roughclassic among biker film brought a top bid looking “mamas” and aficionados. The eightof $40 at auction. scared, milk-drinking card lobby set, originally 4. “The Born “straights” - has been tradisplayed in movie theLosers” (1967). An versing the highways of ater lobbies to promote important entry Tinseltown since the early the picture, represents in biker film lore 1950s. biker film art at its best. as this picture Here are 10 great outlaw One complete set of 11introduced Tom biker films and the colorful by-14-inch color cards in Laughlin as Billy movie memorabilia they very fine condition sold Jack, an ex-Green spawned. Fasten your seat at auction for $179.25.

Beret Vietnam belts for a bumpy, nostalgic 3. “C.C. and Company” vet who takes on A one sheet poster for “The Wild One” (1953) sold for ride down one of (1970).

Directed by the Born Losers $1,314.50.

Hollywood’s more wild Seymour Robbie and motorcycle gang and interesting cinematic released by AVCO in a small California town. under the pseudonym “T.C. sub-genres.

Embassy Pictures, “C.C. Jeremy Slate plays the Frank” and later shot to star1. “The Wild One” (1953). and Company” stars gang’s leader Danny dom playing the title role in Based on the Frank Rooney The one sheet poster for “C.C. and Company” fabled New York Jets Carmody, with Elizabeth the 1971 sleeper hit “Billy short story “The Cyclists’ (1970) sold for $40. quarterback and Super James and William Wellman Jack.” The standard one sheet Raid” (Harper’s Magazine, Bowl III hero “Broadway Jr. (son of the great movie poster is a real blast, featuring January 1951), producer Stanley Kramer’s “The Wild gles to maintain law and Joe” Namath as C.C. Ryder, This one sheet poster for “The Born Losers” director) also on hand. the blurb: “Kitten On Wheels Laughlin directed the film One” is considered by many to order. Directed by Laszlo an ex-grease monkey who (1967) sold for $107.55.

Continued on page 14 be the original outlaw motor- Benedek, “The Wild One” is a tells his boss to shove it cycle gang movie. The film big favorite with collectors. and joins the Heads motorcystars Hollywood’s quintessen- The film’s standard one sheet cle gang. The latter is led by tial rebel Marlon Brando as poster (27-by-41 inches) is big, brawny William Smith (a Johnny Strabler, leader of the sure to get a collector’s engine familiar heavy in many biker hell-raising Black Rebel racing, with one restored films) as the evil Moon. The Motorcycle Club. Lee Marvin example in very good condi- film’s climax takes place at a co-stars as Chino, leader of tion on linen selling at auction for $1,314.50. A half sheet the rival Beetles biker gang. poster (22-by28 inches) in 9:00 A.M. rolled very Our New Location: fine+ condition 4522 N. Sherman St. Ext. brought a top bid of $418.25.

2. “The Wild Approx. 450 Lots Per Day: Art Deco Items, Angels” (1966).

Nude Figurines, Pinup Art, Erotica, Pocket Watches, Peter Fonda of Tape Measures, Unusual Figurines, Art Glass, legendary “Easy Rider” (1969) Musical Lipstick Holders, Brass Bell Collection, fame has the 50+ Cast Christmas Tree Stands, Postcards, lead role. The Old Magazines, Books, Sterling, Pocket Watches, Heavenly Blues Brownie Items, Tobacco Jars, Pipes, Lighting are a Hells Many Other Fine Items Take a Look Online Angels chapter Covid Terms: Masks Required. If you are sick stay home & bid online. operating out 20% Buyers Premium for Onsite Bidders of Venice, Calif. and Fonda is RENTZELS AUCTION SERVICE INC. their lead man.

Auctioneer: Dave Conley AU-003269L 717-577-1886 Also along for www.rentzelsauctionservice.com the wild ride are Nancy Sinatra, Bruce Dern, Diane Ladd, Buck Taylor, Michael This lobby card set for “The Wild Angels” (1966) sold for J. Pollard, and a An insert poster for “The Glory $179.25. sprinkling of Stompers” (1967) sold for $30.

2 DAY AUCTION

900+ Cataloged Lots: Online & In Person Public Auction

FRI., FEB. 26 & SAT., FEB. 27 •

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CONSIGNMENT AUCTION

PREVIEW & BIDDING ONLINE ONLY

SATURDAY, FEB. 20 AT 10 AM WOODWORKING SHOP

Toys, Sports, Comics, Military & Collectibles The Archive Building, 725 West 2nd Street,

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Ridgid TP13002 Planer w/13” Work Area; Ridgid 12” Miter Saw and Saw Stand; Ridgid BS14002 Band Saw 120V, 3/4 HP; Delta 16-1/2” Drill Press Model #17-950L; Craftsman 13” Planer with Dust Collection Model. Hand and Power Tools.

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IN-HOUSE SHIPPING AVAILABLE! AUCTION ENDS

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH AT 9 P.M.!

PREVIEW DAY OF SALE 12 P.M.-4 P.M. & BY APPOINTMENT

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Full Listing w/Photos Available at www.ArchiveAuction.com Historical & Military Items Incl George Washington Signed Cincinnati Club Document & Civil War Diary w/Revolutionary War Signatures & Will. WWI 111th Keystone Gear & WWII German Infantry Gear w/Many Helmets, Swords & Bayonets.

Sterling Incl Tiffany Pocket Knife & Ladies Acc. Coins w/1950 & 51 Franklin Half Proofs. 1889 Stage Coach Strongbox w/Keys. Risque & Pin-Ups Incl Calendars, Prints, Films & Magazines. Princeton U. Stained Glass Panel. Fountain Pens w/Mont Blanc, Mikiphone Phonograph, Advertising, Postcards & Ephemera, Black Americana & Hummel Collection.

Many Vtg-Modern Sportscards Incl 1950-80’s Baseball & Football w/Sets, Boxes, Stars & Rookies. Sports Collectibles Incl Pins, Patches & Games w/Challenge the Yankees. Vtg Speedway Programs & Photos. Non-Sports Cards Incl. Magic MTG, Pokemon w/1st Edition, Yu-Gi-Oh, Garbage Pail Kids & 1952 Topps Wing Set. Record Albums Incl Rock, Rap, Hip Hop & Soul. Music Collectibles Incl Steve Miller Light-Up Display & Concert Shirts w/Grateful Dead. Magazines w/ Monster, Sci-Fi, Mens Adventure & Fanzines. Comic Books Incl Golden Age Sports, Military, Cartoon & Super Hero.

Many Silver & Bronze Age Books Incl Spiderman, X-Men, Iron Man & Hulk. 1st App from Juggernaut, The Wasp, Hawkeye, Black Widow & More. Ninja Turtles TMNT #3 (Double Cover) & Raphael #1 w/Bulk Akira #1, Killing Joke & Spawn #1. Jack Kirby Signed Pin Set, Original Comico Comic Art & Comic Statues. Posters Incl 1940-50’s Foreign Movies & Western, Star Wars ESB & Indiana Jones Displays w/Revenge of the Jedi Teaser.

Tin Toys, Pressed Steel, Toy Soldiers, Penny Toys, & Diecast w/Vtg Hot Wheels, Matchbox & Corgi. Vtg Slot Cars w/ Aurora Vibe, AFX, Tyco & 1/24. Vtg Trains w/Lionel, American Flyer & Mixed HO. Model Kits, 12” GI Joe w/SOTW & Boxes Dolls, Six Million Dollar Man & Planet of the Apes w/Unused Village. Stompers & Rough Riders. Dolls Incl Vtg Barbie, Dawn, Tammy & American Girl. Many Character Toys & Collectibles from Disney, WB & Hanna-Barbera.

Vtg Action Figures & Toys New in Package from Buck Rogers, Lone Ranger, Ninja Turtles TMNT, Silverhawks, Cops ‘N Crooks, She-Ra & He-Man MOTU. MASK, GI Joe w/Mickey Mouse Cobra Commander, Transformers w/Bumblejumper, Secret Wars, Battlestar Galactica & Star Wars w/Boxed Vehicles. Lego w/ Star Wars Death Star & Classic TV Batcave NIB. Modern Action Figures NIP Incl Aliens, Star Wars, Transformers, Tick, Marvel Legends, DC Super Heroes, Buffy & Angel, Ghostbusters, Dragonball Z, Small Soldiers & Funko POP!. Video Games Incl Nintendo NES, SNES, N64, Gameboy, Game Gear, Genesis, Saturn & Dreamcast. Sealed Games Incl Gameboy Advance Pokemon Sapphire, Game Gear, SNES & Dreamcast.

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Story illustrations included Edmund Dulac, with a 1910 watercolor from “The Sleeping Beauty and Other Fairy Tales” featuring a scene from the tale of Bluebeard, which earned $18,750. A run of pen-andink works by N.C. Wyeth from “The Courtship of Miles Standish” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow found success, with each of the three pen-and-ink drawings earning spots in the top 20.

The auction boasted excellent prices for market newcomers Johanna Stewart Mapes, Honi Werner, and Clement Hurd. Mapes found success with “A Fairy Book,” an illustration for a poem of the same name featured in St. Nicholas Magazine in 1907, at $4,000; Werner’s cover of the 1995 book “Practical Magic”

by Alice Hoffman garnered competitive interest from buyers, with the work selling for $2,750, well over its $600 high estimate.

Sunday comics performed well with an original 1960 four-panel “Peanuts” comic strip featuring Linus and Lucy earning $15,000 and original “Felix the Cat” comics by Otto Messmer for Pat Sullivan Studios bringing $11,250 and $9,375, respectively.

The New Yorker section continued to be a favorite among buyers. Noteworthy lots included “Family Tree,” a watercolor for the Feb. 12, 1938, cover by Constantin Alajalov, which crossed the block at $11,875,

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J Ruth Eastman’s “Hitting the Links of Palm Beach,” a proposed cover for The Saturday Evening Post, gouache, ca. 1920s, sold to an institution, the USGA Museum and Library, for $11,875, a record for the artist. and “A Day at the Beach,” the cover for the Aug. 5, 1944, issue by Barbara Shermund, a record for Shermund at $9,375.

Christine von der Linn, the house’s director of illustration art, noted, “The nearly six-hour-long auction was a testament to the amount of active bidding in the sale and the continuation of the robust art market from 2020. We were especially thrilled to see high prices and records set for a number of female

illustrators who spanned the 20th century. It was also heartening to see Swann’s literary tradition shining through in record prices set for iconic cover art by major American artists.

And, the Dick McDonough collection of golf illustration had a fine follow-through with high prices, several new bidders, and a number of artworks going to private collections and institutions.”

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singer Barry McGuire (“The 1967. The boys are mem- Poet, a bored gas Eve of Destruction”) also bers of the Rebel Rousers, station attendant a biker gang on the loose who joins the With Her Bike…Her Boots and along for the ride into in a small town in coastal Angels for kicks.

Bikini! Out for kicks…in for Hades. The biker gang of California. Also on hand Also appearing in trouble! She’s going to join note in this flick is The are Cameron Mitchell and the film is Ralph the…Born Losers.” One exam- Devil’s Advocates, who Diane Ladd - the obligato- “Sonny” Barger, ple in folded very fine- condi- trash a monastery inhabitry “straights” - who run the real-life presition sold at auction for $107.55. ed by devil-worshipping afoul of the gang. “The dent at the time of 5. “The Glory Stompers” monks, only to be hit with a Rebel Rousers,” released the Oakland chap(1967). Dennis Hopper - Peter curse later when one of in 1970 in order to capital- ter of Hells Angels.

Fonda’s co-star in 1969’s “Easy their “mamas” is transize on Jack Nicholson’s The standard one Rider” - stars as Chino, the formed into a werewolf.

Oscar-nominated perfor- sheet poster (27soulless leader of the Black “Werewolves on Wheels” mance as George Hanson by-41 inches) Souls motorcycle gang in this movie material commands in “Easy Rider” (1969) fea- promising “The low-budget entry from excellent prices today. The tures some wild movie Shattering True American International film’s standard one sheet promotional material. The Story of the Hells Pictures. Chino and his grubby poster (27-by-41 inches) standard one sheet poster Angels of Northern clan leave rival Glory Stompers executed by Joe Smith is (27-by-41-inches) incorpo- California!” - is biker gang leader Darryl (Jody hog wild, featuring outover-the-top rates elements of the old replete with biker McCrea) for dead, kidnap his standing, Confederate battle flag. themes and symgirlfriend Chris (Chris Noel) graphics along with the and hightail it to the Mexican blurb: “The Gang Thought It The one sheet poster for “Werewolves on One example in folded bols. One example very fine condition in restored border. In hot pursuit is the Was Tough…’til it found a Wheels” (1971) sold for $334.60. brought $71.70 at auction. fine/very fine conresurrected Darryl and ex- new type of hell…The Bride 9. “Hells Angels on Wheels” dition on linen Glory Stompers member of Satan!” One example in 1960s and ‘70s. In this flick Smiley (Jock Mahoney). A folded very fine condition from American International (1967). Released by U.S. Films sold at auction for favorite exploitation film of roared to a top bid of $334.60. Pictures, Robert Fuller plays Inc. and directed by Richard $155.35.

Vietnam Rush, “Hells Angels on Wheels” 7. “The Hard Ride” (1971). newly-discharged 10. “The Miniactor-director Quentin veteran Phil, who returns stars Adam Rourke, Jack Skirt Mob” (1968).

Vietnam vets and biker gangs Tarantino, “The Glory commingled in home from the war to fulfill a Nicholson and Sabrina Scharf. Yet another Stompers” produced some often wild movie promo material. Hollywood biker films of the promise to a dying friend. He Nicholson plays the role of A m e r i c a n A lobby card set for “The Hard Ride” (1971) sold for takes charge of his buddy’s International The film’s insert poster $36. beloved motorcycle “Baby,” Pictures biker film (14-by-36-inches) meets up with said buddy’s but with a unique twist: the hog straddling female animals promising “the Deadliest girlfriend Sheryl (Sherry gang is all female. Diane on the prowl!” (whew!), picCycle War ever to be McBain) and runs afoul of a McBain stars as Shayne, the tures Diane McBain sprawled waged!” - represents an biker gang in the desert.

The leggy leader of a biker gang out on a motorcycle. One outstanding piece of biker eight-card movie theater known as the Mini-Skirt Mob example in folded very fine movie history. One examlobby set - dominated by (actually it should be the condition zoomed to a top bid ple in rolled very fine conthe beautiful, saucy, redMicro Mini-Skirt Mob given of $191.20 at auction. dition brought a top bid of headed Sherry McBain clad Other notable entries in the length of their skirts). $30 at auction. in all black is a winner with the genre include “Motorcycle Instead of Harleys and 6. “Werewolves on collectors. One set in very Triumphs, the girls unleash Gang” (1957), “Chrome and Hot Wheels” (1971).

The fine+ condition sold at auchell on lightweight Hondas Leather” (1971), “Nam’s Angels” unbeatable combination tion for $36. while kicking tail in wild go-go (1970), “The Black Six” (1973), of horror and hell-raising 8. “The Rebel Rousers” boots. “Nothing is more “Hells Angels ‘69” (1969), converge in this offbeat (1970).

Jack Nicholson, Bruce vicious than a scorned, guilt- “Naked Angels” (1969), “The biker film from Fanfare Dern and Harry Dean ridden blonde,” the movie Cycle Savages” (1969), “Hell’s Corporation. Steve Oliver Stanton star in this lowtrailer warns. The standard Belles” (1969), “The Hellcats” as Adam and D.J. budget biker film which one sheet poster, which fea- (1968), “The Wild Rebels” (1967) Anderson as Helen head these gentlemen have been tures the blurb “They Play and “Run, Angel, Run!” (1969). the cast, with Billy Gray collectively trying to forget Auction results and photos The one sheet poster for “The Mini-Skirt Around with Murder Like They This one sheet poster for “Hells Angels on (Bud Anderson on TV’s ever since they filmed it in Mob” (1968) sold for $191.20.

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“Father Knows Best”) and Wheels” (1967) sold for $155.35.

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market for vintage comics and comic art is on a run of nearly 10 years of escalating values, animation art is at a new level, and new categories like video games and ‘Pokémon’ cards are on a trajectory to become stand-alone categories for us.”

“Not so long ago, we were very pleased with a $100,000 sale, and now we’ve crossed $600,000 in sales for a single week. Considering how popular comic book characters have become throughout the world in recent years, most mid-priced comics and comic art pieces still seem quite reasonably priced to me, with plenty of room for further growth.”

A staple in most serious collections, Amazing Fantasy #15 (Marvel, 1962), CGC GD 1.8 cream to off white pages, was the auction’s top lot after it climbed to $16,800.

The top-ranked

issue on Overstreet’s list of Top 50 Silver Age Comics, the issue features the origin and first appearance of Spider-Man, as well as the first appearances of key supporting characters like Uncle Ben and Aunt May. The sale also drew collectors of indemand original art. Sanjulian (Manuel Perez Clemente) Death Dealer painting Frank Frazetta tribute original art (2020) generated nearly two Amazing Fantasy #15 (Marvel, 1962), CGC GD 1.8 cream dozen bids to off white pages, was the auction’s top lot, selling for $16,800. It is the top-ranked issue on Overstreet’s list of Top 50 Silver Age Comics.

Sanjulian’s (Manuel Perez Clemente) Death Dealer painting Frank Frazetta tribute (2020) sold for $9,000. The vibrant oilon-canvas by Sanjulian, a noted Spanish painter and cover artist, is a tribute to Frazetta’s iconic Death Dealer character.

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Another issue in high demand was Journey Into Mystery #83 (Marvel, 1962), CGC VG 4.0 white pages, which prompted nearly 40 bids before

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SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Other top lots in the Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, sale included X-Men #12 Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com (Marvel 1965), CGC NM 9.2 white pages, selling for $6,900, and The Incredible AIRLINES & AIRPORT chrome cards, esp.

Hulk #181 (Marvel, 1974), CGC domestic, published during the 1950s & 1960s, a permanent want. Armen VF+ 8.5 off-white to white Avakian, 4560 Pinehollow Ct, Apt 170, pages, $5,760. Tales of Indianapolis, IN 46254, 317-298-8913.

Suspense #39 (Marvel, 1963), SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related CGC GD+ 2.5 Cream to offitems. Publications, pins, pennants, white pages, went for $5,520, WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia and The Avengers #55 items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Autograph Material. Pages of History, Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902.

(Marvel, 1968), CGC NM/MT 215-934-5618.

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ESTATE AUCTION SAT., FEBRUARY 20 – 8:30 A.M. OUTSIDE To be held at 4401 Philadelphia Ave., Chambersburg, PA 17202 4 miles North of Chambersburg, along Rte 11 AUTOMOBILES 12:00 NOON: 1947 Chevy pick-up stake bed 80,000 miles, original (garage kept); 1969 Volkswagen bug rust; 1969 Buick Riviera, 2 dr. hardtop 1,367 miles, garage kept; 1962 Ford dump truck 79,560 miles; truck motor.

FURNITURE 12:00 Noon: C1840 2 pc. cherry/tiger maple corner cupboard; 1 & 2 drawer stands; clothes trees; Federal inlaid drop leaf table; 7 spindle Windsor chair; cherry ext table; set plank chairs; walnut wash stand; parlor chairs; walnut 4 drawer sold end chest; oak drop front desk; rope bed; blanket chests; 30’s library table; 20’s bed/chest; cedar chest; wicker fernery; high chair; floor lamps; child’s chairs/rockers; much more; 50’s floor TV; Franklin sewing machine; wood box; ect.

TOYS: Fire truck riding toy; Pullman Corcor toy; McCormick Deering iron tractor; International H iron truck; Iron Speed racer car; Tin Speed Boy 4; Marx Knock Out champs; Cloverdale Farms van; Heinz truck; Meadow Brook Milk truck; C.S. Fox metal farm truck; Sunny Andy Street Railman; Union Pacific train/station; Charlie McCarthy; tin tops; child’s bike/pedal car; Donald Duck; much more; Two Generations of toys.

MISCELLANEOUS: Blue crock jar; walnut frames; paintings and pottery

by Edna Fox; local History books (set of Harry Foreman); Brethren Hymnals; old books; lot of Chambersburg Echos 1920’s-forward; Betty lamp; tin lamp filler; ironstone tea sets/platters; typewriters; Aldon Turner 1936 painting; Transferware; syrup; pattern glass; salt dips; childs dishes; childrens books; set of dishes; Francoma; depression; cameras/dark room equipment; counter scales; wood radio; sad irons; bowl/pitcher set; OG mirrors; kerosene lamps; hooked rugs; quilt; linens; brass horn; Bundy tuba; saxophone; violin; mandolin; splint basket; J. A. Sellers Burial Directors match safe; old Christmas; wood boxes; hanging slag glass lamp; wicker baby buggy; coffee mill; blue jars; Heisey basket; buttons; stuffed ground hog; women’s clothing 1930-70’s; barn clothes; lot sewing goods; material; lot of vintage kitchen goods; old attic items.

GUNS: Jennings 22; Stevens 22/12g; Win 22 Hornet; Sears 410g; Marlin 22.

Modern model cars/trucks/tractors; implement books; vintage car/truck/tractor books; much more.

NOTE: The Fox family lived in this home since the 1930’s. Some pieces go back several generations. Expect a few surprises.

OUTSIDE LINE 8:30 AM: A variety of hand/power tools; old bike; kerosene stove; car bumpers; tires; parts; cellar items; garage items; air compressor; ladders; canning jars; old stuff.

Terms: Cash, good check. 13% Buyers premium discounted to 10% for cash or good check.

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March Events at

867 Rt. 12 Westmoreland, NH 03467 603-543-7490 or 413-537-4855

OPEN 7 DAYS 10-5

Email: flyingpigantiquesnh@gmail.com

FLYING PIG AUCTIONS SPECIALTY ONLINE AUCTION FEATURING A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF CLOCKS, POCKET & WRIST WATCHES INTERNET BIDDING ONLY

MONDAY, MARCH 1 AT 4:00 P.M. https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com Flying Pig Auctions presents a fine private lifetime collection of CLOCKS, POCKET WATCHES & WRIST WATCHES from Connecticut. The vast assortment of clocks was displayed throughout every room of this home. Every wall, every surface was utilized! When we walked into the home, there was a prodigious sound of ticking, tocking and chimes. That remarkable sound now fills our preview room. There are antique, vintage & modern clock forms & examples including tall case, regulators, mantle, OG, beehive, steeple, banjo, carriage, alarm, automaton, advertising, etc. There is an equal amount of Antique, vintage & modern pocket & wrist watches including some gold & silver. Follow the links to see our online catalog on Live Auctioneers where the full picture in unveiled!

Visit us at Flying Pig Antiques in Westmoreland, NH during shop hours for LIVE PREVIEW: Monday, February 15th – Sunday, February 28th from 10am-5pm.

This will be an INTERNET ONLY AUCTION featured on LiveAuctioneers.com https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com/ 25% buyer’s premium.

FLYING PIG ANTIQUES ONSITE TWO DAY ESTATE SALE PART 2 OF THE LIQUIDATION OF THE ESTATE OF JEANNE & ANTHONY RODRIGUES

FRIDAY MARCH 12TH 8AM-3PM & SATURDAY MARCH 13TH 9AM-2PM Flying Pig Auctions is pleased to present PART II of the Estate of Jeanne & Anthony Rodrigues of Warren, RI. Jeanne had a keen eye for decorating and her home is tastefully designed with quality and beautiful wares including furniture, china, glassware, art, sculpture, baskets, clocks, lighting, rugs, pewter, textiles, garden items and more! The house is still bursting at the seams! A face masks & Social distancing required.

Address to be disclosed on our website & Facebook page on March 11th.

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The Tailgate resumes its monthly shows at Flying Pig Antiques Thursday, March 25th at 9:00 a.m. SHARP! Nothing out before 9 Free Admission $45 to set up - antiques only 860-208-7809 or 508-341-6870

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SAVE THE DATE! Flying Pig Auction’s next AMERICANA Internet Auction

Monday, March 29th at 5:30 p.m.

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