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Witman Sells Pre-War Lionel Locomotive Set With Original Boxes For $22,000 Abner Zook Diorama Of Covered Bridge Scene From 1960 Brings $9,900 FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21, 2020 • VOL. 51, NO. 8

Shotgun Wyatt Earp Used To Avenge Brother’s Death Comes To Auction Legendary Old West Lawman Borrowed Weapon For Hunt To Locate Curly Bill Brocius The gun Wyatt Earp used to kill “Curly” Bill Brocius could bring $100,000 or more in Heritage Auctions’ Americana and Political Auction slated for Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 22 and 23, in Dallas, Texas.

with stellar provenance. When Dodge died in 1938, it was among many items that were passed down to his son, Fred Dodge Jr., who then sold the weapon in 1963 (in a transaction from which the bill of sale can be seen on

Wyatt Earp used this 10-gauge shotgun to kill “Curly” Bill Brocius in 1882 during what has been called the “Earp Vendetta Ride.”

The Wyatt Earp documented 10gauge shotgun used by him to kill “Curly Bill” Brocius is a museumquality piece, arguably the most important Earp gun in existence.

Earp was a lawman and gambler in the Arizona Territory in the late 1800s and early 1900s whose résumé includes stints as a professional gambler, teamster and buffalo hunter, and, perhaps most famously, as a participant in the infamous shootout at the O.K. Corral in 1881. Brocius was a notorious gunman, rustler and outlaw credited with a litany of crimes, including cattle rustling and stagecoach robberies and killings, and had a history of run-ins with members of the Earp family.

“Wyatt Earp’s brother, Morgan, was brutally killed, and Curly Bill Brocius was identified as one of those involved,” according to Heritage Auctions Americana Director Tom Slater. “Earp once pistol-whipped Curly Bill Brocius for fatally shooting a popular Tombstone town marshal named Fred White, and when he learned of his brother’s death, he formed a posse that was later called the ‘Earp Vendetta Ride.’

“When they went out to hunt for Brocius, Earp borrowed a 10gauge shotgun, this shotgun, from his friend, Fred Dodge. They found Curly Bill at Iron Springs on March 24, 1882, and in the ensuing shootout, Earp used this shotgun to kill Curly Bill, after which, he returned to Fred Dodge,” stated Slater.

The weapon heads to auction

HA.com). When dealer Greg Martin sold the gun after purchasing it in 1984, he wrote, “The Stevens double-barreled shotgun serial number 927 you recently obtained from me represents one of the most important historical treasures I have ever owned. In my opinion the great historical associations, the first-hand accounts, and the impeccable documentation of ownership through the Dodge family make your Stevens shotgun one of the great treasures of the Old West. It is a direct link between Wyatt Earp and an era of American lore that is of incalculable importance.”

The gun is accompanied in the auction by a photostat of the 1963 bill of sale from the younger Dodge, Martin’s letter and a letter from Jim Earle, a renowned collector who owned it in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Also included is an archive of more than 25 original documents relating to its provenance.

Heritage Auctions has offered numerous relics and artifacts from the Old West, but this shotgun, which remains in very good condition, is widely viewed as among the best. Bearing serial number 927 on the barrels, fore-end, triggerguard and receiver, the 10-gauge weapon includes 22.25-inch barrels with a fixed front bead sight. The top of the barrels is marked “J. STEVENS & CO. CHICOPEE FALLS MASS.” For more information on the 966-lot two-day sale, visit www.HA.com/6215.

AAN Current News A 1928 pre-war Lionel Loco-Build six-piece set with original boxes realized $22,000.

Witman Auctioneers of Manheim, Pa., held a Discovery Auction on Feb 1, with 186 registered bidders from seven states and aprroximately 325 people in attendance. The room was full of both people and energy. Some strong prices were achieved in many categories. The following are just a few.

Prices reported include a buyer’s premium.

The headliner was a 1928 prewar Lionel Loco-Build six-piece set with original boxes bringing $22,000. A Buddy L screen-sided baggage “U.S. Mail” truck sold for

$550, and a group of plastic Halloween candy containers sold for $2,040. A Gibson Les Paul guitar sold for $2,500.

A signed “Abner Zook, Intercourse, Pa., 1960” large threedimensional folk art diorama of a covered bridge scene sold for $9,900. A small Aaron Zook threedimensional folk art diorama depicting a family of owls sold for $2,200, and a comparable one depicting a covered bridge scene brought $770.

Abner and Aaron Zook were

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William Shakespeare’s First Folio To Be Offered At Christie’s

The Barnes Foundation To Present “Marie Cuttoli: The Modern Thread From Miró To Man Ray” on page 4

Only Six Complete Copies Are Known In Private Hands Christie’s is delighted to announce the auction of William Shakespeare’s Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies, often referred to as the “First Folio,” as part of the Exceptional Sale during Classic Week at Christie’s New York on Friday, April 24 (est.

Only six complete copies are known in private hands. Shakespeare’s “First Folio” is being sold on behalf of Mills College in Oakland, Calif.

The current auction record for a copy is $6,166,000, set by Christie’s on Oct. 8, 2001, in New York. It was sold from the library of Abel E. Berland.

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$4,000,000-$6,000,000). The “First Folio,” bringing together for the first time the collected plays of Shakespeare, ranks as the greatest work of the English language and, indeed, of world literature. Already celebrated on its first publication, it has remained a highly sought-after masterpiece for over four centuries.

The book was published in 1623 by Shakespeare’s friends and fellow actors, John Heminge and Henry Condell, who collaborated after the writer’s death to compile this authoritative edition of his work. The “First Folio” contains 36 of Shakespeare’s plays, including 18 Continued on page 2

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antiquesandauctionnews.net $3,200, which has to be an fish with two small baby auction record. A Dan and egrets and cat tails brought Continued from page 1 Maine. A tall (just over four Donna Strawser bird tree of $1,450.

To learn more, call Witman Amish identical twins born in feet high) bird tree sold for five red cardinals sold for $625, and a tall egret holding a Auctioneers at 717-665-5735.

1921 in Lancaster, Pa. Both are deceased. The two made well over 1,000 dioramas of various sizes. The market for the work, like any artwork, is all over the place, depending on the handful of collectors who are currently active. Over the years, Witman has been a leader bringing the work to auction.

Other highlights of this sale were folk carvings from Dan and Donna Strawser. The This Abner Zook (Intercourse, Pa.) three-dimensional folk art diorama from 1960 couple live in Newcastle, depicting a covered bridge scene sold for $9,900.

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Standing roughly four feet tall was this This small Aaron Zook three- A small Aaron Zook three-dimensional Dan and Donna Strawser bird tree, dimensional folk art diorama depicting folk art diorama depicting a covered a family of owls sold for $2,200. which sold for $3,200. bridge winter scene sold for $770.

A Buddy L screen-sided baggage “U.S. Mail” truck sold for $550.

World’s Fair Memorabilia To Be Sold At Online Auction Ending March 3 Worldsfairauction.com other types of items from is pleased to announce its each of the fairs.

36th auction will have 373 The catalog is available lots from 35 different fairs online. The auction will end dating from 1851 to 1984. at 10 p.m. Eastern Standard The online auction contains items for all levels of collectors, from beginners to advanced.

Exceptional medals will include a rare set of five medals in the original box from the 1873 Vienna World’s Fair. There will be award medals from the This set of five medals from the 1873 Vienna World’s 1851 Crystal Fair will be sold with the original box.

Palace and 1901 Pan-American Exposition along with Time on Tuesday, March 3, scores of medals from with a 10-minute per lot other fairs. The auction also timer that will start if bids features a child’s puzzle are placed after 9:50 p.m. from the 1893 Columbian and reset every time a bid is Exposition and a fireman’s placed until that lot closes. patch from the 1964 New To register to bid in this York World’s Fair. Various specialized online sale, types of souvenirs are also click the “Register” link at being offered, including www.worldsfairauction.com. match safes, celluloid but- The company is run by 4th tons, ribbons, women’s Dimension Collectibles of items, games, china, glass, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. ephemera, postcards, For any questions, readpaperweights, pins, badges, ers may call 904-825-1723 or fobs, playing cards, elon- email info@worldsfair gated coins, and many auction.com.

This tall Dan and Donna Strawser egret with fish, two small baby egrets, This Dan and Donna Strawser bird tree and cat tails sold for $1,450. with five red cardinals sold for $625.

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that may have otherwise been lost forever. Among the rescued works are “Macbeth,” “The Twelfth Night,” “Measure for Measure,” and “Julius Caesar.”

Heminge and Condell also shaped the way the world would read Shakespeare’s plays by organizing them for the first time into the categories of comedies, tragedies, and histories. The book’s large size

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helped elevate the cultural standing of Shakespeare and drama generally, as it assumed an imposing folio format typically reserved at the time for Bibles, theology, and law books.

This sale marks the first time in nearly 20 years that a complete copy of the “First Folio” has come to auction. It presents a rare opportunity for collectors to acquire a well-preserved and complete copy of this monument to world literature.

“To handle a ‘First Folio’ by William Shakespeare is always a privilege and even, given its tremendous significance and influence around the globe, a humbling experience. This copy is especially exciting as one of the very few complete copies surviving in private hands and knowing that it was once in the hands of the great Shakespeare scholar Edmond Malone, who himself affirmed its completeness already 200 years ago,” said Margaret Ford, International Head of Group, Books and Manuscripts, London.

The “First Folio” was on tour in London and New York City in January and will be in Hong Kong from March 17 to 20, Beijing from April 1 to 3, and back to New York City ahead of the auction on Friday, April 24.

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She received her Ph.D. from the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University.

Catalogue Published by the Barnes Foundation and distributed by Yale University Press, the exhibition catalogue for “Marie Cuttoli: The Modern Thread From MirĂł to Man Rayâ€? features new research and scholarship from specialists in France and the U.S., including essays by Cindy Kang, Laura Pirkelbauer, Virginia Gardner Troy, K. L. H. Wells, and Bruno Ythier.

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designs by Picasso, Rouault, and MirĂł form the basis of this exhibition. Among the rich archival materials included in this show is a digitized national radio broadcast of Dr. Barnes speaking about Cuttoli. “Marie Cuttoli was a trailblazing entrepreneur who breathed new life into the tradition of French tapestry and helped redefine what modern art could be in 20th century,â€? said Kang. “It is exciting to shine a light on her impressive career and to present a new history of art that includes decoration as a serious endeavor of modernism here at the Barnes, especially given Dr. Barnes’s enthusiasm for Cuttoli and her work.â€?

About the Curator Cindy Kang is associate curator at the Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia. Her research and publications have focused on the relationship between painting and decorative arts in late 19th- and early 20th-century France. She served as managing curator for the Barnes presentations of “Berthe Morisot: Woman Impressionist� (2018–19) and “Renoir: Father and Son/Painting and Cinema�

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her time to create designs for the historic tapestry workshops in Aubusson, France, bringing the French tapestry industry into the modern era and contemporary art into mainstream life. Under Cuttoli’s stewardship, designs by artists from Miró to Man Ray appeared in domestic interiors and corporate offices in major cities in the U.S. and Europe.

Curated by Barnes Foundation associate curator Cindy Kang, “Marie Cuttoli: The Modern Thread From MirĂł to Man Rayâ€? features approximately 40 objects, including large-scale tapestries and paintings, drawings, photographs, clothing, rugs, and archival material. Spanning the 1920s through 1950s, the exhibition includes works by Georges Braque, AndrĂŠ Derain, Raoul Dufy, Le Corbusier, Natalia Goncharova, Fernand LĂŠger, Jean Lurçat, Man Ray, Louis Marcoussis, Joan MirĂł, Pablo Picasso, and Georges Rouault. By uniting important paintings and drawings with the resulting tapestry, the exhibition shows their true purpose, revealing modernism’s profound dialogue with the decorative arts.

This exhibition holds a special significance at the Barnes; when a selection of the tapestries Cuttoli commissioned toured the U.S. in the 1930s and ’40s, Dr. Albert C. Barnes was one of her most vocal advocates and patrons. The three tapestries he bought after

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The Barnes Foundation will present “Marie Cuttoli: The Modern Thread From MirĂł to Man Ray,â€? an exhibition that traces Marie Cuttoli’s pioneering career, from her early work in fashion and interiors to her revival of the French tapestry industry in collaboration with Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, and other modern artists. On view in the Roberts Gallery from Feb. 23 through May 10, this is the first major exhibition to celebrate Cuttoli’s visionary approach to art and business. “Marie Cuttoli: The Modern Thread From MirĂł to Man Rayâ€? at the Barnes is sponsored by Morgan Stanley. The contributing sponsor is Comcast NBCUniversal. Additional support is provided by Art Mentor Foundation Lucerne and The Coby Foundation Ltd. Groundbreaking entrepreneur Marie Cuttoli (1879–1973) befriended and collected modern artists including Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, and Joan MirĂł. Living between France and Algeria, she combined her love of Parisian modernism with her passion for the weaving traditions of North Africa, commissioning textile designs from European artists for manufacture in her adopted home. As her enterprise flourished and received international acclaim, Cuttoli moved away from a colonial business structure and turned her attention to the exclusive art of tapestry. She persuaded some of the most renowned artists of

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GEORGIA 02/21-22/20, MADISON, FRI & SAT 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 434 S Main St, Madison Morgan Cultural Center

03/07/20, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-1 PM, Hunting & Fishing, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center

03/12-15/20, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

03/13-15/20, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Antiques & Artisans, 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market

04/09-12/20, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques Market, Atlanta Expo Center NEW JERSEY 03/01/20, WAYNE, SUN 9AM3PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 03/07-08/20, MAURICETOWN, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 9544 Noble St, Mauricetown Fire Hall 04/05/20, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, 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 OHIO 02/22-23/20, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques & Decorator Items, Ohio Expo Centers 03/28-29/20, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques & Decorator Items, Ohio Expo Centers PENNSYLVANIA 02/22/20, PHILADELPHIA, SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penn's Landing Caterers

03/27-28/20, LANCASTER, FRI 10 AM-6 PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Postcards, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Farm & Home Center 03/28-29/20, ELVERSON, SAT 11 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 4897 N Twin Valley Rd, Twin Valley High School 03/28/20, EPHRATA, SAT 8:30 AM-5 PM (SILENT AUCTION ENDS 1:30 PM), Sports Card Show & Auction, 130 S Academy Dr, The Ephrata Recreation Center VIRGINIA 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 03/21-22/20, HAMPTON, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Big Flea Antiques Market, 1610 Coliseum Dr, The Hampton Roads Convention Center

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Online Bidding available @ www.liveauctioneers.com/auction eer/840/dotta-auction-co-inc/, Nazareth Auction Center 330 W Moorestown Rd (Rt 512), Dotta Auction Co. Inc. 02/23/20, ANDREAS, SUN 10 AM, Extensive top quality early Carnival Glass collection including Trout and Fly, Peacock on the Urn, large vases etc. One of a kind collection of rare pieces from one private collector, Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R Arner 02/23/20, HARRISBURG, SUN 10 AM, Coins, sterling, jewelry. Live & Online Bidding, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 02/24/20, YORK, MON 9 AM, Antiques, collectibles, furniture, toys, glassware, china, jewelry, McDonald's toys, tools, 2008 Buick Lucerne CXL, 1996 Ford Explorer, 2005 Chevrolet Malibu, 1997 Dodge pick-up 1500, Yamaha Vino 125 scooter, two rooms of box lots, Toomey Auction Center 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service Inc.

02/28/20, MANHEIM, FRI 5 PM, Firearms, Hess Auction Group 768 Graystone Rd, Hess Auction Group 02/29/20, COOPERSBURG, SAT 9 AM, Two Pre-Colombian painted vessels w/effigy handles, cast iron, crocks, copper items, tin/woodenware, redware, early glass & china, clocks etc.; 11 am- Artwork & furniture, 1601 Limeport Pike, Somers Auctioneering Inc. 02/29/20, DILLSBURG, SAT 9 AM, Sportsman featuring hunting, fishing, guns, archery, mounts etc., Haar's Auction 185 Logan Rd (Rt. 15), Hardy's Auction Service 02/29/20, MANHEIM, SAT 8 AM, Large collection of milk bottles & milk related items, Abner & Aaron Zook 3 dimensional diorama & drawings, folk art, wood carvings, coins/currency, gold pieces, blue decorated soneware, cast iron animals, lamps, tinware etc., Enck's Banquet 1461 Lancaster Rd (Rt 72), Witman Auctioneers Inc.

03/11/20, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE WED 10 AM, 20th C. Art & Design, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions 03/12/20, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE THURS 10 AM, Collector's, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions 03/19/20, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE 9 AM 10 AM NOON, 9 am - Discovery Art; 10 am Native American; Noon - New Hope & Philadelphia Estates, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderfer auction.com, Alderfer Auctions 03/21/20, GLEN ROCK, SAT 8:30 AM, Firearms, 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrlys Auction Service Inc.

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Chinese Export Vase Soars At Pook & Pook Two-Day Catalog Sale Grosses Near $2 Million Pook & Pook Inc., of Downingtown, Pa., held a 689lot two-day catalog sale on Jan. 17 and 18. The first 49 lots came from the collection of

The star of the auction was this 16.25inch tall Chinese Export 19th-century famille rose porcelain vase flanked by Dutch figures made for the European market, selling for $329,400 (est. $1,000-$1,500).

Jean and Eugene Jacobson of Englewood, N.J., primarily consisting of formal high style decorative arts, several China Trade paintings and Chinese Export porcelain.

The headline maker was a Chinese Export famille rose porcelain vase, 19th century, made for the European market with two Dutch figThe Chippendale walnut tall case clock from Lebanon, Pa., dial signed “George Oves,” realized $6,710 (est. $4,000$7,000). ures flanking the vase, 16.25 inches high, selling for $329,400. It was estimated at $1,000-$1,500 and went to an institution in the U.S. “We had 11 phone lines for it,” stated auctioneer Jamie Shearer. The takeaway?

Read up on your Chinese ceramics. It’s an esoteric subject, truly understood by few, yet discoveries are ripe to be made in the category.

From the same collection,

a Massachusetts Chippendale collector/dealer for $9,760, mahogany drop leaf table nearly double the high estiwith clawmate of $5,000. “I’m and-ball not convinced it ever feet made An early New England painted pine for Revolutionary hutch table estimated at $2,000War Capt. James $2,500 realized $11,590.

Mugford of Marblehead, had a lid,” according to Mass., sold for Shearer. Illustrated in $5,856 (est.

Jeannette Lasansky’s 1979 $10,000-$15,000). The table is “Central Pennsylvania illustrated in “American Redware Pottery 1780-1904,” Antiques from the Israel Sack Anthony Noll is known to have Collection, Vol. I, No. 713.” A worked in Monroe Township, New York Federal mahogany Snyder County, in 1858 triple pedestal dining table, (formed from Union County in ex. Ginsburg & Levy, 1855). Today, Middleburg is brought $13,420 the county seat, Selinsgrove, (est. $8,000the largest borough in the $12,000). Lots county. Other comparable 50 to 160 came A Tiffany Studios turtle back table from an unnamed collamp signed on base and numbered “452” lection in New York, brought just over low estimate at $12,200 made up of mostly (est. $12,000-$18,000).

H i s t o r i c a l Staffordshire. The examples possess lids (illusstar was a rare Historical Blue trated in above cited book), Staffordshire four medallion making it reasonable to platter with Jefferson, believe it had one. The conLafayette, Clinton, and signor once mentioned to me Washington, a view of it likely had a lid, and also Tunbridge Castle Surrey and that they were told a story the Aquaduct bridge in of the bowl being used for a Rochester, selling for This rare deep sapphire blue $20,740. The estimate glass Columbia and eagle was $5,000-$10,000. pint flask marked “Union Co Day two began with Kensington,” standing 7 3/8 a fine early inches, McKearin GI-117 or Pennsylvania William GI 117a, estimated at and Mary inlaid spice $2,000-$4,000, sold for chest going to central $19,520.

Pennsylvania collectors for $58,560 (est. $50,000baptism. A Rev. Henry $80,000). The following lot, a Young taufshein with central Johann Conrad Gilbert tauf- heart flanked by birds and shein fraktur, did well, bring- tulips and upper right and left ing $15,860 to dealer Philip stars sold for $6,710. It also Bradley in the salesroom. It came from the same collecwas estimated at $4,000- tion and was included in the $7,000 and came from an old 1979 exhibit, “Heritage collection in Snyder County, Sampler,” held at Penn State Pa. Other items from the col- and put together by Roy Buck and Dick Jones.

These two amber blown A collector in glass Zanesville, Ohio, botthe Midwest paid tles went for $1,708 (est. $122,000 for the $1,500-$2,500). appointment lection included a document for Daniel Otto taufA n t h o n y shein fraktur with Wayne to the central heart surrank of Major rounded by six General of the tulips in horizontal format, Legion (1793) and signed by which did well at $7,930 (est. George Washington. Wayne $3,000-$5,000), and a rare was an important military figredware cutwork double- ure during the American walled bowl inscribed “Antony Revolution. The Legion is what Noll 1858,” selling to a later became the Army.

An unusual small paint-decorated child’s cupboard sold to the trade for $1,708 (est. $2,000-$4,000).A related example brought $2,900 at Horst Auction Center in 2006.

In all, the sale was 91-percent sold, realizing a total gross of 1,955,265. There is a 22-percent buyer’s premium (25-percent online). The

This is the view from the balcony overlooking the salesroom in Pook & Pook’s auction house.

A three-gallon stoneware jug by Cowden auction house had 293 & Wilcox with man-in-the-moon decorabidders registered tion sold for $8,540 (est. $2,000in-house (floor $4,000). bidders plus anybidders registered for one who left an phone bids online, 1,070 absentee bid or bidders registered on set up a phone bid Bidsquare, and 548 bidders in-house), 23 bidregistered on Invaluable. ders who submitContinued on page 11 ted absentee bids online, 80

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Artist Rayyane Tabet Explores The Surprising Story Of Ancient Stone Reliefs Met Exhibit Looks At 9th Century B.C. Stone Reliefs Excavated In Early 20th Century Syria present,” said Max Hollein, director of The Met. “Through this collaboration with Tabet, we’re able to consider the rich history of these compelling objects in light of the artist’s perspective and the multiple forces at play in the region throughout the 20th century and still today.”

“We live in times of transition and uncertainty,” said Rayyane Tabet. “Working on this show has solidified my belief that we have to confront our past head-on in order to ground ourselves firmly in the present, and through the process begin to imagine what might be possible.”

On view in the museum’s galleries for Ancient Near Eastern Art, “Rayyane Tabet / Alien Property” features approximately 20 works of art, including Tabet’s charcoal rubbings of the ancient reliefs; four of the ancient reliefs themselves that are part of the Met collection; Tabet’s 2017 work “Genealogy”; the famed Neo-Hittite “Venus” unearthed at Tell Halaf and on loan from the Pergamon

Museum in Berlin; and archival material drawn from both the artist’s personal possessions and the Met’s archives. Presented together, these works and related materials illuminate how cultural artifacts have helped expose audiences to the richness of the ancient world.

They also show how cultural artifacts have been leveraged either to draw attention to the plight of people caught up in cycles of violence or to exclude them from broader political narratives. The exhibition ultimately asks viewers to consider these entangled, complex histories in relation to present-day conversations about the evolving role of encyclopedic museums.

Starting in 1911, German archaeologist Baron Max von Oppenheim oversaw excavations at Tell Halaf. Among the finds was a palace frieze composed of nearly 200 stone reliefs depicting a variety of mythological scenes. In the early 1930s, von Oppenheim brought eight of these reliefs to the United States. In 1943,

American authorities confiscated them under the authority of the Alien Property Custodian, a wartime agency responsible for the seizure, administration, and sometimes sale of enemy property in the United States. Soon after their confiscation, the Met purchased them from the Office of the Alien Property Custodian. Four of the reliefs were subsequently put on display in the museum galleries, where they have remained ever since.

In 2016, as part of his quixotic quest to re-unify the extant Tell Halaf frieze through his own artistic practice, Rayyane Tabet

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approached the Met with a request to produce charcoal rubbings of the museum’s reliefs. Tabet was inspired in part by his great-grandfather, Faek Borkhoche, who was hired by the French authorities under the French Mandate for Syria to be an administrator at the site of von Oppenheim’s excavation, but in actuality was sent to spy on the German excavator.

Through his intervention in the museum’s galleries of Ancient Near Eastern Art, Tabet seeks to explore the charged and entangled relationship between family stories, major political and social events, and the history of the

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A new exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art tells the story of the 9th-century B.C.E. stone reliefs excavated in the early 20th century at Tell Halaf, Syria, and their subsequent destruction, loss, and in some cases dispersal to museum collections around the world, including The Met. “Rayyane Tabet / Alien Property,” on view through Jan. 18, 2021, examines the circuitous journey of The Met’s four reliefs, which came to the museum under the aegis of the World War II-era Alien Property Custodian Act. The exhibition also highlights the personal connection of the reliefs to contemporary artist Rayyane Tabet (b. 1983).

The exhibition is made possible by the Friends of Ancient Near Eastern Art. “The stories that Rayyane Tabet tells in this exhibition are rooted in both intensely personal experiences and some of the most complex cultural heritage issues currently being grappled with in the world, including the role of museums, both past and

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Whitman Books: The TV Tie-Ins That Bind Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century

Another Disney/Whitman success, starring the Mouseketeer that boys went crazy over, was “Annette and the Mystery at Smuggler’s Cove.”

official TV tie-in. Gene’s TV show premiered in mid-1950.)

Noting Whitman’s success, Walt Disney visited the library as well, with books based on popular Disney flicks such as “The Shaggy Dog.” That trend hearkened back to the 1940s, with “books-into-movies” rereleases of such box office draws as “Now, Voyager.”

“Dr. Kildare,” “Leave It To Beaver,” “Annie Oakley,” “Maverick”—How did you know when your TV show was really a hit? Why, when you’d made it onto the glossy cover of a Whitman book. Just about 100 “official” Whitman TV tieins were published. The series ended in 1975, with a halfdozen volumes starring “The Waltons.” Today, collectors can find Whitman books at bargain prices. Almost all are under $10, with the exception of such rarities as 1968’s “Mission to Horatius,” the first original story based on the “Star Trek” series. Patience is

10 A.M. Walt Disney’s “Spin and Marty” was actually Monte Markham, a popular book by Lawrence Edward Watkin, before making its way to the TV screen.

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19475 POSTWAR LIONEL TRAINS From the Estate of Dr. Gerald Godfrey in the Pavilion. Also included will be TOY TRAINS in a variety of gauges consigned by the Friends of the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Postwar Lionel selection to include Texas Special diesels, Virginian & Lackawanna Engines among others. Operating boxcars like BOSCO, 6464 series cars, military freights, specialty loads, stations & accessories, many OB. TOYS: Code 3 Fire Trucks, antique cast-iron Trains & other vehicles. Dept. 56.

A neat assortment from the RR Museum to include about 30 lots of BRASS HO Model Trains, G gauge passenger sets, Playmobile, two Marx Train sets, AF S gauge and other fun stuff! O gauge, of course! There will be a quantity of material which follows, about 150 lots, to be sold uncataloged. Dr. Godfrey assembled a small hoard of parts and partial trains for his own exploration and enjoyment. Now it’s your turn!

HO MODEL TRAINS in the Blue Room. Nice array of Marklin HO Trains to start. BRASS models by Alco, Gem, NJ Int., Precision Craft. Good Representation of Reading Power. Fleischmann Equipment. Lionel, Varney, Bowser, Con-Cor, Penn Line. Atlas, Walthers, AHM, IHC, Spectrum & Proto 2000. Parts cabinets, full! Accessories, structures & scenic materials. N gauge Trains.

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MANHEIM, PA 17545 LANCASTER COUNTY Selling in Room #1: Abner & Aaron Zook 3-Dimensional Diorama & Drawings, Folk Art, Wood Carvings, Luke W. Gottshall & Walter & June Gottshall Wood Carvings, Gottshall - Strawser & J.F. Long Paintings, Wooden Duck Decoys & Carvings, Coins & Currency - Gold Pcs., Blue Decorated Stoneware, CastIron Animals, Shaving Mugs, China, Lamps, Tinware, Brass & Metalware, Pocket Watches, Hunting Licenses, Christopher Radko, Vintage - Boyds Bears - Marie Osmond Tree Lights & Ornaments, Equipment & Tools, Modern - Victorian - Formal Furniture. Selling In Room #2: Will Be Selling Part #2 Milk Bottles & Milk Related Items. This Is A Large Collection - You Do Not Want To Miss!!!

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w w w. w i t m a n a u c t i o n e e r s . c o m “Well, the first thing you know, old Jed’s a millionaire!” As read in “The Beverly Hillbillies—The Saga of Wildcat Creek.”

Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous books on design and collectibles, including “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns.

His favorite Whitman book is “Fury.”

Please address inquiries to: donaldbrian@msn.com.

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It’s “Circus Boy Under the Big Top.” Fervent fans may recall that this TV favorite from the early 1950s starred future Monkee, Mickey Dolenz.

Fran Striker wrote this non-Whitman adaptation of “The Lone Ranger” before his radio hit made it to TV. Photo Associate: Hank Kuhlmann.

All photos by DonaldBrian Johnson.

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Off to the rescue is “Lassie and the “Grandpappy Amos, and the girls and the boys!” It was “The Real McCoys Secret of the Summer.” and Danger at the Ranch.”

A Whitman comic strip adaptation from 1942, “Smilin’ Jack and the Daredevil Girl Pilot.” required to find Whitmans in collectible condition. The laminated covers have a tendency to peel (as do the spines). The line-drawn endpaper illustrations often brought out the crayonobsessed among young readers. But for those of a certain age wanting to relive a certain age, Whitman TV books were, as promised, “delightful, intriguing, never to be forgotten.”

Preview at 4 P.M. | Auction at 5 P.M. Burlington City VFW 159 West Pearl Street, BURLINGTON,

NJ 08016

Nothing but estates this time around! Nice offering of Mid Century Modern items including - Enamel salad set, gold trim fire orange centerpiece, large sized Flamingo & shell souvenir, hammered aluminum, CA pottery chip & dips, complete Canister sets, Briard Cruet set, Nested bowls, Corning Sauce - maker MIB, other Pyrex items some w/boxes, +. 50s Santas, ornaments & misc. Christmas items. Lots of Kitsch - Character planters & figures, wall pockets, animals both realistic & cartoonish. Stangl Parrot grouping, Beer Steins, Wicker & wireware including flower boxes, side tables, plant stands, vase bases +.

Haeger, McCoy, Royal Copley, Corday & other American Art Pottery, RARE Brayton CA Pottery matching pretzel mug & dish. Glass: Many samples of Westmoreland, Fenton, Ruby & flash, crackle, Amberina, 2 large pcs. Blenko, Custard, Cobalt, Depression in a rainbow of colors, antique bottles (pit dug), etc. Cast iron: Figural doorstops, bookends, animals +. Primitives: Blue salt glaze crocks, egg scale, cookie cutters, kitchenware, Tole, Antique night stick, workman’s dome-top lunch box, vintage samplers, old advertising, Yellow Coke bottle crate, Ad tins, Paper ephemera, Fruit labels, antique photos, Ladies’ hats many more items to be unpacked after listing! Directions: from North - Rt. 295 S. to Burlington/Mount Holly Exit. 541 North/west toward Burlington.

Once in Burlington City, 541 becomes High Street. Continue on High street into Burlington, cross Rt. 130. Turn left on West Pearl - last left you can make. VFW is about 2 blocks up on right. From Phila.: 95 N. to Betsy Ross Bridge, cross into New Jersey. Rt. 130 North for about 10 miles. Left on High Street (Rt. 541). Follow above directions. Signs posted. Food on site. Terms: Cash or Check w/proper ID. CC w/3% processing fee. No Buyer’s Premium. New Jersey sales tax collected w/o a valid resale number. Questions? Call 609-877-6843 or email dolltoy@hotmail.com. Day of sale 609-560-3247. Auctioneer not responsible for accidents.

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She’s a straight-shooter,“Annie Oakley in Double Trouble.”

of the Scarlet Cloak”). Each Whitman book promised “the newest, up-to-the-minute mystery and adventure stories for girls and boys, featuring your favorite characters!”

When TV surged into prominence in the 1950s, Whitman was ready. Exciting, breezy, 200-page tales were headlined by faces who were tops on the tube, including Fury, The Real McCoys, and Gene Autry. (Autry had been the subject of past Whitman books, but 1951’s “Gene Autry and the Badmen of Broken Bow” was the company’s first

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What was Lassie up to when she wasn’t fishing Timmy out of that well? Where did Annette go when she wasn’t wearing her mouse ears, and did the Lennon Sisters ever get a day off from the Lawrence Welk Show?

The answers to such burning questions came courtesy of Whitman Publishing of Racine, Wis. During the 1950s and ’60s, Whitman’s “Authorized TV Editions” filled the bookshelves (and filled in the imagination gaps) of many young fans.

Couldn’t wait a week for the next episode of Lassie?

Well, you could probably wheedle Mom or Dad into

springing for Whitman’s “Lassie and the Secret of the Summer.” (Spoiler alert, Lassie’s secret has her finding a valuable stash of old recordings). Pining for more of “The Mickey Mouse Club”?

Curl up with Annette as she puts on her Nancy Drew detecting hat for “Annette and the Mystery at Smuggler’s Cove.” And oh, those Lennons!

With a hand-drawn map, they discover “The Secret of Holiday Island” and reunite a shipwrecked boy with his long-lost father.

If the storylines sound familiar, it’s because they’re relatively interchangeable with the type of stories found in other popular Whitman book series (Donna Parker, Trixie Belden, The Bobbsey Twins). The difference is that the TV editions featured TV stars. And the more popular the star, the better the chances of a continuing series (Annette made her mysterysolving way to such locales as Moonstone Bay and Medicine Wheel). At just under $2, your folks could justify the cost.

After all, these were books.

You weren’t sitting there staring at the TV. You were reading. (Even if you were reading about TV).

Celebrities sell, a fact that Whitman discovered early on.

Beginning in 1932, its “Big Little Books” put comic strip favorites (Dick Tracy, Popeye), between the pages of tiny books just four inches high.

Simple stories and black-andwhite illustrations made these must-haves for the younger set.

Later in the ’30s, Whitman branched out into standardsized hardcovers with pop culture tie-ins. Many still celebrated funny paper favorites (“Smilin’ Jack and the Daredevil Girl Pilot,” “Blondie and Dagwood’s Secret Service”). Others brought reallife movie stars into the mix (“Betty Grable and the House with the Iron Shutters,” “Ginger Rogers and the Riddle

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A fine Soap Hollow paint-decorated chest of drawers initialed “LC” for Lydia Custer and dated “1871” sold to collectors for $36,600. Estimated at $25,000-$35,000, it was likely commissioned for the marriage of Custer to Jonathan Yoder in 1872 and made by one of the Salas, a family of cabinetmakers. The piece is ex. Olde Hope Antiques.

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The photos and captions showcase just a small variety of the offerings in the varied sale. Check out www.pookandpook.com for the complete catalog and prices realized.

Mark calendars now for Pook & Pook’s Friday and Saturday, May 8 and 9, sale of the Dennis and Linda Moyer estate collection.

From Zionsville, Pa., Dennis Moyer, author, historian, and collector, amassed a vast amazing collection of Pennsylvania German decorative arts. This will be a sale of an old time collection, which should not be missed.

For additional information, call 610-269-4040.

A collector in the Midwest with a particular interest in Anthony Wayne paid $122,000 (est. $100,000-$150,000) for this rare appointment for Wayne to Major General of the Legion from 1793, signed by George Washington.

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This punch-decorated tin coffee pot was attributed to Peter Derr (1793-1868). The punchwork was attributed to Jacob Shade (Derr’s brother-in-law).

Dated “1848,” it was illustrated in James Spears’ book, “The House of Derr.” Spears, of Robesonia, Berks County, Pa., was obsessed with all things Derr, a skilled metalsmith who worked just north of Womelsdorf in New Schaefferstown. Spears was a collector of epic proportions. Following his death, there were a series of sales at Pennypacker’s, and this coffee pot sold at one of them in 1963. Here, estimated at $4,000-$8,000, it sold for $15,860 to dealer Philip Bradley in the salesroom.

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Antique & Modern Firearms This China Trade harbor scene oil-oncanvas of the Hongs of Canton, ca.

1840, sold for $15,860 (est. $12,000A very early Colonial backcountry $18,000).

Pennsylvania Queen Anne walnut dressing table or lowboy with inlaid initials “HW” and signed “U. Zahn Jonestown” sold to a buyer in Wisconsin for $8,125 (est. $7,000$9,000). From Jonestown, Lebanon County, the old, likely original surface, A cane attributed to and cutout heart drop pediment, sigSimmons (active 1885- nature, initials, are all intriguing ele1910 in the Moselem ments. It had previously sold for Springs area of Berks $7,670 in 2015 at one of the Harry County, Pa.) with carved Hartman estate sales at Conestoga and painted bird in hand Auction Co. and at the 2016 An 84-inch-tall diminutive sold for $3,172 (est. $300- Philadelphia Show.

Massachusetts Queen Anne walnut $500). high chest sold for $19,520 (est. $10,000-$12,000).

Going to a collector-dealer was this central Pennsylvania redware cut-work bowl inscribed “Antony Noll 1858” for $9,760 (est. $3,000-$5,000). It was illustrated in Jeanette Lasansky’s “Central Pennsylvania Redware Pottery 1780-1904,” published in 1979.

Horses have always been a popular subject depicted in decorative arts.

Noteably, horse weathervanes are very collectible. This example brought $2,318 (est. $1,500-$2,500).

assistant curator, Modern and Contemporary Art, Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey, both at the Met, in consultation with the artist.

This presentation is accompanied by a Met Bulletin, which

is supported in part by the Lila Acheson Wallace Fund for The Metropolitan Museum of Art, established by the cofounder of Reader’s Digest.

For more information, visit www.metmuseum.org.

The Met Continued from page 9

Property” is organized by Kim Benzel, curator in charge, department of Ancient Near Eastern Art, and Clare Davies,

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