Antiques & Auction News - March 10, 2023

Elverson Antiques Show Set

The spring edition of the Elverson Antiques Show will return on Saturday and Sunday, March 25 and 26, at the Twin Valley High School in Elverson, Pa. The Twin Valley High School is located at 4897 N. Twin Valley Road, Elverson Pa. It is within easy driving distance from Philadelphia, just off Exit 298 of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

The quality show began in 1969 as a fundraiser for the Elverson Fire Company and now benefits the Lacrosse Club at the high school. Students, parents, and staff work with the show committee as porters and offer other assistance during the show. The show is held twice a year. The fall edition was met with an enthusiastic crowd and many happy dealers.

With over 40 dealers, some of them new to the show this spring, the energy and enthusiasm continues. Primarily a country show, the show reflects the rich diversity evident in Pennsylvania decorative arts. Exhibitors not only hail from southeastern Pennsylvania, but also Missouri, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Vermont, and Virginia. Show goers can expect to find pottery, baskets, woodenware,

fraktur, furniture, early lighting, hooked rugs, quilts, coverlets, iron, jewelry, china, advertising, signs, cookie cutters, toys, and folk art. This is among the best regional shows in the country.

Hours for Saturday, March 25, are 10 a.m. to 4 pm., and Sunday, March 26, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Admission is $9 or $8 with an ad, show card, or this article.

To learn more, visit www elversonantiqueshow.com or call 707-310-4488.

A&M Auctions in honored to sell for the estate of Brigadier General Chester “Chet” deGavre and Teresa Cameron deGavre. Dave Allen of A&M will hold eight onlineonly sales for the estate. Four will be at various onsite locations, and three will be based at 8000 Esham Road in Parsonsburg, Md.

A big sale will end Wednesday, March 15, beginning at 5 p.m. These sales will be conducted at www.AMauctions.com through www.HiBid.com. The property is located in Onancock, Va., on Virginia’s Eastern Shore and is referred to as Deep Creek Plantation.

Among the over 660 lots will be

Politics is the main industry in Washington, D.C., and on Saturday, March 18, all eras of pinback buttons, posters, ribbons, plates, historic paper and other memorabilia will be offered for sale at the only political memorabilia show in the nation’s capital. Dealers will set up displays and offer a wide range of ephemera, including

Milestone’s Premier Collectible Firearms Auction Features

Top-Notch Antique, Military And Civilian Rarities

U.S. 7th Cavalry Custer Serial Range Colt .45 Single Action Army Revolver Among Expected Highlights

Milestone’s first Premier Collectible Firearms Auction of 2023, slated for March 11 and 12, promises to be a crowdpleaser with its high-caliber selection of U.S., British, German, French and Japanese productions. The 1,452-lot selection is led by superiorquality antique, military and civilian arms from long-held collections. Many of the consignments are fresh to the market, and in keeping with Milestone’s tradition, there are excellent examples to suit

every pocketbook and special interest. The auction follows a historical timeline that starts in the 18th century and progresses to contemporary conflicts.

An exciting highlight for Colt fans is the documented U.S. 7th Cavalry Custer serial range .45-caliber Single Action Army revolver. Made in early 1874 and marked 4672, it falls within the Custer-issued range of 4500-5504. There are matching serial numbers on the frame, barrel, trigger

guard, back strap, ejector housing and cylinder; the “A” stamped on the barrel indicates the gun was inspected by Orville W Ainsworth. This superior second-year Ainsworth Colt SAA is poised for star status on auction day and is estimated at $20,000$30,000.

revolvers, ca. 1860, is expected to reach $15,000-$30,000.

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The extensive array of cased early revolvers is, by far, the best ever offered by Milestone. The lineup includes a stellar matched pair of ca. 1860 Belgian Brevete Colt Navy black-powder revolvers with consecutive serial numbers (7355 and 7356), est. $25,000$55,000, and a cased pair of 1851 Colt Square Guard Navy revolvers (Serial Nos. 2995 and 2759), est. $20,000-$32,000. A cased and fully accessorized duo of profusely engraved gold Adams (London)

A firearm with an imposing presence is the rare 3rd Model Colt Dragoon. This type of gun was intended for use by mounted cavalrymen. Made in 1860 in a production run of 200, this hefty .44-caliber black-powder model weighs in at 4 lbs. and 2 oz. It is engraved with the well-known “Ranger and Indian” fighting scene and has WL Ormsby markings. It will have a $7,000$12,000 estimate.

A Harpers Ferry Arsenal 1805 flintlock martial pistol is a .54- caliber smoothbore with a 10 1/8-inch barrel and is one of around 2,500 produced in 1807. It is marked “US,” with an eagle head over the “P” inspection mark. The lock is marked “HARPERS FERRY 1807” at the rear, with the large

This documented U.S. 7th Cavalry Custer serial-range Colt .45-caliber SAA (Single Action Army) revolver, made in 1874, is marked “4672,” within Custer range of 4500-5504. It was inspected by Orville W. Ainsworth, with “A” stamped on barrel, with matching serial number on frame, barrel, trigger guard, back strap, ejector housing and cylinder.

The rare 3rd Model Colt Dragoon (mounted cavalryman’s pistol), .44 caliber black-powder revolver with eight-inch barrel, was made in 1860. With enormous size and weight (4lbs. 2oz.), it is one of 200 made and engraved with “Ranger and Indian” fighting scene, marking by W.L. Ormsby.

This is a very fine Colt 1911 transitional 45 ACP pistol manufactured in 1924, displays 1911 U.S. ARMY markings but has short checkered 1911-A1 trigger, checkered arched mainspring housing, milled finger slots in frame, long spur grip safety and non-diamond-checkered walnut grips. One of only 10,000 transitional models produced, all in 1924, it is a rare find in this condition.

The Harpers Ferry Arsenal 1805 flintlock martial pistol, .54 caliber smoothbore, 10-1/8 inch barrel, dated 1807, has serial No. 1648, and marked “US,” with eagle head over “P” inspection mark. Lock is marked “HARPERS FERRY 1807” at rear with large eagle with “US” in center and is one of around 2,500 such pistols produced in 1807, with most later being converted to percussion. This example retains its original flintlock configuration.

1878 .32-.44 caliber New Model #3 target revolver. The gun’s serial number, 24, confirms it was manufactured during the first week of this model’s production. Its condition is amazing with nearmint grips, strong rifling, and

A superb Winchester Model 1873 .44-.40 caliber rifle, manufactured 1892, both chamber and brass cartridge elevator marked “44 WCF,” barrel marked with two-line Winchester New Haven address, is a very fine example with brilliant, bright, sharp rifling and extremely fine stock that retain most of the varnish. The action operates smoothly with solid lock-up.

frame, and the caliber is stamped on bridge. Due to the high cost of their manufacture and the special attention given to each Bullard Deluxe rifle, these guns did not have a long production run. They were out of the market in fewer than five years. To find an exceedingly high-condition example, tip to tail, is very unusual, but Milestone presents that opportunity to collectors in the March 11 session, estimated at $13,000$18,000.

Connecticut’s long history of excellence in gunmaking is exemplified by a museumquality Sharps Model 1855

Here is a museum-quality Sharps Model 1855 percussion breech-loading carbine in unused state, originally contracted for export to Britain, .577 caliber, 1845 date on patent Maynard tape primer door, brass patch box and butt plate and four folding-leaf rear sights. The British Crown proof stamps are on tang and barrel breech; only 6,000 of these guns were produced during the Crimean War.

eagle mark and “US” at its center. Most of these guns were later converted to percussion, but the auction example retains its original flintlock configuration. This model is regarded by many to be the most elegant of all U.S. martial pistols and will be estimated at $9,000-$15,000.

For those who like early productions with very low matching numbers, Milestone offers a top prize from Smith & Wesson: an

retains more than 93 percent of its original nickel. The estimate will be $4,500-$6,500.

One of the premier leveraction rifles of its period, a high-condition Deluxe largeframe Bullard rifle, made between 1886 and 1890, is marked with the serial number 575. It has a very scarce full octagon barrel with half magazine and a number of additional upgrade details. The Bullard address is stamped on the left side of

percussion breech-loading carbine that presents in an unused state. The .577-caliber firearm, which was originally made under contract for export to Britain, has an 1845 patent date on its Maynard tape primer door (the Maynard tape primer was a system designed by Edward Maynard to enable faster reloading of muskets). It has a brass patch box and butt plate, four folding-leaf rear

Collector Anecdotes And Antics

Netflix’s “The PEZ Outlaw” Shows The Dark Side Of Collectible Speculation And Greed

comic book character of the same name. By the early to mid-1990s, the POG and Beanie Babies crazes were in full swing. And if that was not enough to cause you to go insane, there was another, lesser known speculative bubble taking place that occurred right before the advent of online auctions featuring colorful plastic candy dispensers.

By Shawn Surmick

If you lived through the 1990s in the antiques and collectibles trade and survived, you should be given some type of award. The 1990s were a very strange time in the collectibles trade with the birth and continuation of several known speculative bubbles. In the late 1980s, a run up in modern era sports cards would later become known as the junk wax era. During this same time, there was massive speculation occurring in modern era comic books that started around the time of the 1989 release of Tim Burton’s “Batman” movie based on the

In the year 2023, PEZ collecting has been eclipsed by more popular collecting categories by a wide margin. Video games, Pokemon, comic books, and vintage action figures have all gained traction in the past few years in the trade, while other collecting categories have lost ground. That said, back in the early 1990s, PEZ collecting was experiencing a massive spurt in growth. Fueled in part by the rise of toy collecting conventions and online e-commerce, PEZ collecting was all the rage. The PEZ company was well poised to take advantage of this growth, as it was not only vintage dispensers that were climbing in value at this time, but also modern era PEZ releases were

being snapped up as soon as they could be made. Premiums were being paid for scarce and uncommon dispensers that were released in overseas markets only. This caused a massive gold rush of sellers eager to get their hands of these perceived to be scarce dispensers and sell them into the North American market for a hefty profit. Many lucky sellers were able to take advantage of this kind of arbitrage, and the advent of eBay made it all too easy.

During this time there were several eccentric characters that made a name for themselves buying and selling PEZ dispensers. One such individual by the name of Steve Glew took PEZ speculation to new heights. He was able to elicit a cult following of collectors willing to pay a premium for the dispensers he got ahold of in overseas markets. Recently, Netflix released a documentary about his exploits. The film is aptly titled, “The PEZ Outlaw,” and every collector, regardless as to whether or not you like PEZ, should watch it. It is actually a cautionary tale of

collectible speculation gone wrong. According to the documentary, Steve Glew knew the value of hard work at a young age. Glew grew up poor in Michigan. Then he discovered PEZ while selling toy premiums he got from cereal boxes. One look at how much some PEZ dispensers were selling for at the time was all it took, and he was on an adventure to locate the hardest to find PEZ. Due to how PEZ was marketed, opportunities were available in the market if one was industrious enough. The PEZ company was started in the 1920s in Austria. By the 1950s, the company was a success and opened up a location to serve the U.S. market. Interestingly enough, a lot of the best dispensers never made never made it to the U.S. markets. By the 1980s, demand was high for some of these releases. This gave Glew a brilliant idea; he would go directly to the factory in Europe and attempt to import some of these dispensers that he knew U.S. collectors would pay a premium for. At the time, few thought the idea

would work, but he found a way, and a massive business was born. Unfortunately, Glew got a little too greedy and attempted to take on the PEZ company directly. This was a major misstep, as taking on a multimillion dollar company is never wise. The U.S. division of PEZ was able to anticipate Steve’s moves and simply outmaneuvered him. Steve had invested sizable sums of capital in his business venture and was forced to admit defeat. It is for this reason that “The PEZ Outlaw” should be required viewing for any speculator in the antiques and collectibles trade.

In the year 2023, there are several collecting categories that echo what was happening with PEZ collecting in the early 1990s. Both Funko Pop and Lego give off similar vibes at present time, with collectors paying a premium for these products on the secondary market. “The PEZ Outlaw” shows us exactly why nothing is guaranteed in these markets. PEZ is no longer the collecting juggernaut it once was. Even the sought after vintage

dispensers manufactured in the 1950s and 1960s have been selling well below their 1990s highs, with few exceptions, and this market isn’t coming back any time soon. Speculators, beware.

One of the greatest things about the current streaming wars that are taking place between Netflix, HBO Max, among others, is that there is no shortage of documentaries surrounding the antiques and collectibles trade. In an upcoming article, I will be giving my thoughts on “Beanie Mania,” a documentary featuring collectibles expert Harry Rinker on the subject of the great Beanie Baby Bubble that was occurring right alongside the PEZ craze. Spoiler alert: That craze didn’t end well either, as some of you are all too well aware!

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

Seven Paintings By Folk Artist Maud Lewis Combine For Nearly $200,000

Six original oil on board paintings by the renowned Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (1903-70), plus a watercolor and pen on paper by Lewis, sold for a combined $198,830 in Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd.’s online-only Canadiana and Folk Art

auction held on Feb. 11. Nearly 300 lots in a wide array of categories came up for bid. All prices quoted are in Canadian dollars.

As expected, the Maud Lewis painting titled “Three Black Cats” was the group’s top achiever. It bested the

$25,000-$30,000 pre-sale estimate and then some by bringing $44,250. It was also the auction’s top lot. The work was a serial image only found in the mid-to-late 1960s. This one was likely painted in 1966. The 12-by-12.5 inch (sight, less frame) painting was artist signed. The other oil on boards included “Spring Scene” ($35,400); “Horse Pulling Logs” ($24,780); “Sandy Cove Harbour Scene” ($25,960); “Oxen in Winter” ($23,600); and “Covered Bridge” ($25,960). The watercolor and pen on paper titled “Harbour Scene” doubled as a handwritten letter, folded in quarters into a card and addressed to Eva Gray, a teacher, cousin

and friend. It brought $18,880.

Maud Lewis has, over time, become one of Canada’s most renowned artists, the subject of numerous monographs, novels, plays, documentaries, and even a feature film. She was born into relative comfort and obscurity but died in poverty, despite enjoying national fame. She overcame severe physical challenges to create an artistic style uniquely hers.

Lewis’s style and inspiration were such that she sparked a boom in folk art in her home province of Nova Scotia. Though she rarely left her tiny house, her works have travelled around the world, and in the decades since her

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The auction’s top lot was this oil-on-board painting by Maud Lewis (1903-70) titled “The Three Black Cats,” a serial image only found in the mid-to-late 1960s, signed, which sold for $44,250.

Tiffany Studios’ “Jesus In A Field Of Lilies” Window Sells For $237,500

Ca. 1898 Monumental Piece Purchased By, And To Be Installed In Western U.S. Church

Fontaine’s important Fine and Decorative Arts Auction on Jan. 28 surpassed its high estimate to total $2.5 million.

The 550-lot auction saw strong performers in nearly every category, with a sell-through rate of 91 percent.

“The auction was very busy and well received, with over

7,000 approved bidders. “I think in general the market is good for quality items in every category,” said auctioneer and owner John Fontaine.

Among the “quality items” Fontaine refers to was a wellexecuted Tiffany Studios window, “Jesus in a Field of Lilies,” that went for $237,500, nearly

doubling its high estimate. The ca. 1898 window, featuring plated, leaded and confetti glass, measured an impressive 9 feet, 11 inches-by-7 feet, 5 inches. Not sized for the average home, it makes sense the

winning bidder was a church. Located in the western part of the United States, the buyers told Fontaine they plan to restore and install the window in the church.

Another top lot in the sale was an 18-carat white and yellow gold ring centered with an intense yellow square radiant cut diamond of 10 carats surrounded by two carats of round brilliant white diamonds that attracted competitive bidding, particularly among retail buyers. In the end, the ring went out at $181,250 to a buyer in Chicago, Ill. It was one of several pieces of jewelry centered with yellow diamonds from a Los Angeles estate that all did well, going to buyers in Israel, Chicago, and New Jersey, among other locations. Another notable

piece in this grouping was an 18-carat yellow gold ring with a 9-carat yellow diamond framed by nearly one carat of white diamonds that earned $62,500.

Tiffany lamps have a long tradition of being strong performers at auction, and floor lamps in particular have been standouts in several recent sales. Leading a select grouping of about two dozen examples in the auction was a “Curtain Border” floor lamp, ca. 1910, 78.5 inches tall, which sold for $100,000, and a “Peony” floor lamp, ca, 1910, 64 inches tall, that made $93,7500. A “Moorish” and “Turtle-Back” chandelier, ca. 1905, also did well, realizing $81,250.

Quite a few items saw bidders drive prices over estimate, including a monumental

Swiss Black Forest carvedfigural clock with matching stand by Ulrich Leuthold, Lucerne, ca. 1880. The clock, standing 85 inches tall overall, was surmounted by an elaborately carved eagle above three mountain goats and realized $34,375.

Rounding out the auction were a ca. 1911 Oriel Cabinet Co. “Norman Suite” dining room set, Grand Rapids, Mich., that sold for $30,000; a signed William Lester Stevens oil on canvas, “Village in the Winter” that was in a Florida collection before bringing $26,250; an American carved oak tall case clock with a J.J. Elliott movement, late 19th century, carved with angels, scrollwork, filigree and a mythical face, 97.5 inches tall, $22,500; and a pair of large Italian carved marble

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A Tiffany Studios “Moorish” and “Turtle-Back” chandelier, ca. 1905, performed well, selling at $81,250.

The top lot of the auction was this Tiffany Studios “Jesus in a Field of Lilies” window, going to a church for $237,500.

Tiffany floor lamps have been standing tall in recent auctions, and this ca. 1910 Tiffany Studios “Curtain Border” floor lamp lit bidders up for $100,000.

A standout among fine art was a William Lester Stevens oil on canvas, “Village in the Winter,” which made $26,250.

The furniture category featured this ca. 1911 Oriel Cabinet Co. “Norman Suite” dining room set that earned $30,000.

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death, she has become an iconic well-known figure, and a symbol of Nova Scotia.

Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. is no stranger to Maud Lewis. Her work has been featured in several past sales, including one held in October, in which 11 paintings by the artist sailed past their high estimates to bring a combined $559,510. The top lot was “Winter Sleigh Ride” (est. $20,000-$25,000); it finished at $100,300. Market demand for her work continues to grow.

Another Nova Scotia folk artist, Joe Norris (1924-96), also did well in the auction, as four of his paintings

combined for a total of $49,560. The top seller was a ca. 1980 oil on canvas titled “The Lighthouse and Three Schooners,” a large (39-by59 inches, less frame) depiction of a fishing village including lobster boats and fishermen, which sold for $22,420.

Norris began painting in 1972, after a major heart attack forced his early retirement from the fishing and construction trades. His works depicted life along the seacoast, with scenes of wildlife, nature and landscapes painted in bold, saturated colors. Norris’s work included painted chairs, tables and chests in addition to his two-dimensional paintings.

After his work was discovered in 1975 by Maine antique dealer Chris Huntington, Norris was able to live off of his income as an artist rather than disability allowance. Paintings by the artist can be found in the collections of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, the National Gallery of Canada and the Canadian Museum of History.

The ca. 1965 oil-on-beaverboard painting by Maud Lewis (1903-70), titled “Sandy Cove Harbour Scene,” a serial image featuring Sandy Cove along Digby Neck, realized $25,960.

“There is strong demand for paintings from the masters of Canadian Folk Art, and this continues to be reflected by the prices realized by Maud Lewis, Joe Norris and Joseph Sleep,” said Ben

Lennox of Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. “It’s exciting to witness our Canadian material folk heritage soar. Collectors remain hungry to add the best from these important collections.”

Lennox added, “These collections have taken decades to accumulate, and being able to bid on the cream of these collections isn’t lost on collectors. That’s reflective of the prices realized.”

The rest of the auction was loaded with items that include advertising signs, art, art pottery, Canadiana, clocks, decoys, folk art, lamps and lighting, pottery and stoneware, rugs and more. The auction attracted 459 registered bidders, who combined to place 6,377 bids. All 291 lots were sold, and 50 percent of the top 50 lots exceeded estimates. The auction grossed $491,264. All prices quoted are inclusive of an 18 percent buyer’s premium.

A scarce, 11-inch-tall, four-gallon stoneware crock made ca. 1870 by G. I. Lazier (Picton, Ontario), decorated featuring animals such as

This enamel-on-board composition by Joe Norris (192496), titled “Schooner Taking Shelter from the Storm,” one of four works by Norris in the auction, realized $10,030.

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This oil-on-beaverboard painting by Maud Lewis (1903-70), titled “Horse Pulling Logs,” boldly capturing a favorite subject of Ms. Lewis: logs loaded onto a bobsled, sold for $24,780.

horses and cattle, reached $12,980. Also, an exceptional Waterloo County (Ontario) two-piece corner cupboard

Gray, sold for $18,880.

with six lights per door in the upper section and the original red and amber paint realized $12,980.

A book form slide lid spruce gum box made in Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, in 1896 of pine, mahogany and bone inlay, featuring a central star surrounded by a heart, diamond, club and spade, blasted through its $700$900 estimate to finish at

$10,620, while a traditional folk art powder horn (Jenkins family, Newfoundland, ca. 1850), an exuberantly decorated and heavily carved cow horn with wooden plug and rope strap, 16 inches in length, sold for $5,015.

To learn more, email info@millerandmiller auctions.com or visit www.millerandmiller auctions.com.

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An oil-on-beaverboard painting by Maud Lewis (1903-70), titled “Oxen in Winter” (1967), the use of two whites helping to date this as one of the artist’s later works, sold for $23,600.

The late 1965 oil-on-beaverboard painting by Maud Lewis (1903-70) titled “Covered Bridge,” rare in that the artist uses pink rather than blue for shadowing, sold for $25,960.

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watercolor and pen-on-paper by Maud Lewis (1903-70) titled “Harbour Scene,” which doubled as a handwritten letter, folded into a card and addressed to Eva

The vibrant oil-on-board painting by Maud Lewis (1903-70) titled “Spring Scene,” a rare serial image, realized $35,400.

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sports, advertising, civil rights, military and other related collectibles.

The 23rd annual show, sponsored by the National Capital Chapter of the American Political Items Collectors, draws dozens of dealers and hundreds of collectors, including elected officials and staff members who

work on Capitol Hill. The nonprofit APIC is a membershipbased group of collectors dedicated to preserving political history, and its regional chapters hold similar shows across the country.

This D.C. region event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Rockville Hilton Hotel at 1750 Rockville Pike (Route 355) in Rockville, Md. The hotel is across the street from the Twinbrook stop on

Metro’s Red Line. Admission will be $5, or $1 off with ad. Both children and students will be admitted free of charge. Expect to see plenty of historical and contemporary

memorabilia for sale at this educational event. For further information, contact Tony Lee at tonylee08560@gmail.com or 609-310-0817.

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sights, and British Crown proof stamps on the tang and barrel breech. Only 6,000 of these guns were produced, all during the Crimean War. Truly a museum-worthy example, this Sharps 1855 is entered with a $10,000-$20,000 estimate.

Miles King, co-owner of Milestone Auctions, commented that the quality of firearms in the auction represents coast-to-coast efforts to secure the types of rare guns that are of most interest to today’s collectors. “In preparation for this sale, our trucks got quite a workout, delivering one gun collection after another to our gallery. We’ve had a presence at every major gun show of the past several months, and one thing we really enjoyed was talking to collectors and getting their feedback. It has been a pleasure to hear that collectors follow our sales and like how we conduct our business. They know we work hard to give every collection, large or small, the attention

it deserves. As a result, we’ve gotten some fantastic consignments for the March sale, some of the best we’ve ever handled. We look forward to welcoming both our old and new friends in the hobby to this collectorfriendly event.”

The March 11 and 12 Premier Collectible Firearms Auction will be held at Milestone’s gallery located at 38198 Willoughby Parkway, Willoughby (suburban Cleveland), Ohio. All forms of bidding will be available, including live via the internet through Milestone’s own bidding platform, LiveAuctioneers, Proxibid, Invaluable or iCollector. For additional information on any item in the auction, call 440-527-8060 or email info@milestoneauctions.com.

All images courtesy of Milestone Auctions.

03/09-11/23, SHIPSHEWANA, THURS. 10AM, FRI. 9AM & SAT. 8:30AM, 3-Day Antq.

Auction: 1926 Model TFord

Convert. truck-restored, 1921 & 1923 Model TFord truck depot hacks-restored, 1979 Lincoln

Continen. 2-dr., cast iron skillet & waffle iron collec., tools, signs/ adv., farm prim., weathervanes, country store, apple peeler/ kit. prim. collec., coffee bins/ grinders, hay carriers, firearms, Schuller cannon, +more!, Live & Online: 890 S. Van Buren St.;

Auctionzip; liveauctioneers & proxibid.com, Chupp Auctions

03/11/23, FREDERICK, SAT.

AT9AM, Nascar collec. of wellknown late Danny Guiffre.150+ pcs. orig. Nascar race-used sheet metal body parts w/sponsor decals, a complete Nascar body, signed helmets, orig. driver/ pit crew attire, etc. Life-sz. bull, diecast Nascar, adv. signs, lg. vtg. movie cameras collec., vtg. toy guns collec., Coca-Cola, country store items, ephem., etc., Frederick Fairgrounds, 797 E. Patrick St., Bldg.12, Howard B. Parzow Auctioneer

03/21-31/23, SPARKS, TUES.FRI., Spring 2023 Stoneware & Redware Auction. Nation's Premier Stoneware/Redware Auction with museum-qty. examples from North, South, East & Midwest., Online (Phone/mail bidding avail.): www.crockerfarm.com, Crocker Farm

03/13/23, WESTMORELAND, MON. AT5:15PM, Eclectic mix: 18th, 19th, 20th, & 21 cen. Antqs., prim., country painted, folk art, Victorian, early Amer., mid-cen. & mod., furn., fine art, trade/ other signs, weathervanes, African Amer. rag doll collec., oriental rug, stone/ redware/ pottery, art glass incl. Tiffany, glassware/ china/ porcelain, baskets, Mex. jewelry, glass walking sticks, fiber art collec., Online: https://flying-pigauctions.liveauctioneers.com, Flying Pig Auctions

CALENDARS

AUCTIONS

PENNSYLVANIA

03/08-09/23, GLENMOORE, WED. & THURS. AT9:30AM, Val. antqs., qty. artwork, glassware, collec., bronze statues, sterling silver, tools & hh. John Griffith Bethesda gfthr. clock, 2 oak china cab., dressers, gilded wall mirrors, full-sz. 4 poster bed, tins, brass deer, crocks, Zenith port. radio, record albums, vtg. linens, vtg. clothing/ shoes, cast iron skillets, Japanese block-style framed art, holiday & more!, 190 Lamb Tavern Ln., Barr Davis

Auctioneers

03/09/23, MYERSTOWN, THURS. AT1PM, Blue dec. stoneware, ruffled edge opalescent glass, unus. Pyrex, collec. Hummels, Art Nouveau framed porcelain plate, retro silverplate flatware, Victor Shearer paintings, lg. cigarette tin adv. sign, Icart prints/ orig. etchings, wall+ Lionel clock, ruby glass, tin toys, vtg. clothing, Ritz Theatre sign, lg. amt. 90% silver/ gold coins & jewelry, +much more!, Online Only: www.kleinfelters .hibid.com, Kleinfelter's Auction

03/11/23, EPHRATA, SAT. AT 9AM, Antq./vtg. & mod. furn., blanket chests, lg. cherry corner cupboard, painted jelly cupboard, dry sink, washstand, clocks, lamps, lg. set Gorham sterling flatware, wdnware, pottery, antq. patchwk. quilts, 1929 linen sampler, antq./vtg. clothing, books, paper, vtg. children's & Boy Scout books, fam. Bibles, artwk., Coca-Cola collec., tools., Horst Auction Ctr., 50 Durlach Rd., Horst Auctioneers

03/11/23, GORDONVILLE, SAT.

AT8AM, Gordonville Fire Co.55th Annual Spring "Mud Sale"Multi-venue, 15+ auctioneers. Collec., antqs., furniture, adv., country store, petroliana, tools, Amish crafts, quilts, live horses, hay, saddlery, machinery, shrubbery, plus much more!, Gordonville Fire Hall, 3204 Vigilant St., United Auctions

SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

03/14/23, MYERSTOWN, TUES. AT1PM, Single-owner lux. collec. furn. & jewelry. High-end jewelry from around world- freshwater coin pearl necklace, pearl bracelet w/15kt. gold clasp, bracelets/ earrings w/gemstones, blue sapphire ring set/ bracelet, diamonds & many more. Detrola radios, high end kitchen glassware, sm. appliances, qty. mens clothing, design. furn., etc., Online Only: www.kleinfelters.hibid.com, Kleinfelter's Auction

03/15/23, YORK, CLOSING WED. AT6PM, 600+ lots! York, PAart/ collec. incl. orig. watercolors/ pastels/ oils, antqs./vtg. collec./furn., oak spool cab., step back corner cupboard, oak+pine washstands, jelly cupboard, 1920 Singer sew.mach.+ orig. base, dry sink, redware, crocks, Chinese sewing + woven baskets, early 1900's bottles, early Mason jars, sterling silver, etc., Online Only: JenningsAuction.com, Jennings Auction Group

03/16/23, EPHRATA, THURS. ATNOON, 325 lots Coins & Currency. Silver dollars, proof sets: 1938, 1940, etc., 40+ pcs. Indian cents incl. 1877 & 1858, 40+ half cents, 1909-S VDB cents, 10 pcs. gold bullion/ U.S., non-slabbed gold, sm. currency: Mountville, Manheim, Honeybrook, Quarryville, lg. currency: Ephrata, Mount Joy., Live & Online: 50 Durlach Rd.; horstauction.com; hibid.com, Horst Auctioneers

03/16/23, KINZERS, THURS. AT 10AM, Huge Comic Books & Production Art Auction. Multi-collections, lots of Marvel & DC Comics, 100's of lots., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd.; www.invaluable.com; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International

03/09-12/23, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.

04/06-08/23, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.

04/07-08/23, IOWACITY, FRI.

12-6 & SAT. 9-3, 17th Annual Iowa City Postcard, Stamp & Ephemera Show, 4265 Oak Crest Hill Rd. SE, Johnson Co. 4-H Fairgrounds, Bldg. C

03/19/23, INDIANAPOLIS, SUN.

9-3, LARGE Antq./Vtg. Advertising Show, 1202 E. 38th St., Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Ctr.

03/18/23, ROCKVILLE, SAT. 104, Political Ephemera Show, 1750 Rockville Pk., Rockville Hilton, MD

04/01/23, ELKTON, SAT. 10-3, From the Farmhouse Spring Antique Show, 4640 Telegraph Rd., Cecil Co. Fairgrounds, Edward Walls Bldg.

04/01/23, NORTH EAST, SAT. 82, East Nottingham Antiques Barn Sale, 211 Brick Meeting House Rd., North East, MD

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04/15-16/23, BINGHAMTON, SAT. 10-5 & SUN. 10-4, Antique Show, 907 Upper Front St., SUNY Broome Ice Center

03/25-26/23, COLUMBUS, SAT.SUN., Antiques & Designer Items Market, 717 E. 17th Ave., Ohio Expo Center

04/22/23, BERLIN, SAT. 9AM3PM, Early Country Antiques & Primitive Goods Show, 3558 US Route 62, Heritage Community Center

03/19/23, NEWOXFORD, SUN. 10-3, One Day Antique Show & Sale, 200 W. Golden Ln., New Oxford, PASocial Club Pavilion (heated)

03/24-25/23, LANCASTER, FRI. 10-6 & SAT. 10-4, 46th Annual Post Card Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center

10-4

& SUN. 10-3, Elverson Antique Show & Sale, 4897 North Twin Valley Rd., Twin Valley High School

04/30/23, DENVER, SUN. 5AM-

Antiques & Collectors

03/12/23, WILLINGBORO, SUN. AT1PM, 21st Century

Antiques Late Winter Doll Auction. Dolls- German Bisque, Composition Cuties, Folk Art Cloth, Masterpc. Artist dolls, Madame Alexander, selec. vtg. Mattel Barbie Family Fashions, & many others, dollhse. furn. & miniatures, clothing, wigs, parts, etc., 351 Charleston Rd., Chris Doerner, Auctioneer

NEW JERSEY OHIO

03/11-12/23, WILLOUGHBY, SAT. & SUN. AT10AM, Premier

Collec. Firearms Auction. Military weapons from C.War - Vietnam.

Lugers: Black Widow, US Colts incl.1848 & 1860, 1911's, long guns, Mausers from Japan, Norway, Russia, etc. Handguns incl. Colt, Smith & Wesson, Remington, Browning, Mauser, Colt collec. incl. 1900, 1902, 1905, 1908. Early sporting rifles., Live & Online: 38198 Willoughby Pkwy.; milestoneauctions.com; liveauctioneers, invaluable, + proxibid.com, Milestone Auctions

03/11/23, OXFORD, SAT. AT 8:30AM, 30 guns, tools, early sled, stoneware crocks/ jugs, Fenton, 280 lots coins: 100+ silver dollars, silver eagles, 1909S VDB penny, fractional currency, early Indian head pennies, 50 Pesos gold pcs., proof sets & much more!, 1900 Bon Ox Rd., Larry Swartz, Auctioneer

03/11/23, SPRINGTOWN, SAT.

AT9AM, Vtg. cranberry glass collec. incl. Fenton, cut glass stemwr. by Stuart, vtg. beer/ bar adv. items, collec. vtg. pro & college sports pennants, antq. tombstone, furn., 19th cen. Vict. jelly cupboard, Vict. church pew, Windsor writing armchair by P. Wallace, outdr. ornaments & more! (Severe weather date: 3/12 at 10am)., Springtown Vol. Fire Co.- Bqt. Hall, 3010 Rte. 212, Robert H. Clinton & Co., Inc.

03/12/23, HARRISBURG, SUN. AT10AM, Firearms & Militaria. Winchester collec. incl. rifles & shotguns. Handguns, Sig Arms M49 Swiss Army Issue, Pietta & Uberti replica collec., long guns incl. antq. & mod., ammo., edged weapons- Japan. officer's sword, bayonets incl. WWII, artillery, WWII German daggers, buckles, watch, helmets., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

03/18/23, EPHRATA, SAT. AT 9AM, 670 lots Antq. Tools, edge tools, wdn. molding planes, metal planes, meas. devices, machinist tools, Cooper's tools, hammers, wdn./ metal braces, rt. angle & offset brace drills, leatherworking, blacksmith tools, primitives s s.a. early 'hornless' anvils, Stanley #902 oak tool box w/contents, antq. tool parts, books: ref., antq./repro. manu. catalogs., Live & Online: 50 Durlach Rd.; horstauction.com; hibid.com, Horst Auctioneers

03/18/23, SPRINGTOWN, SAT.

AT9AM, Vty. mid-cen./ mod./contemp. furniture. Set x6 1960's Thomasville DR chairs, '60's Thonet style rocking chair w/chrome plated frame, 4-tier bentwood bookshelf, sm. Danish mod. phonograph/ radio by Silvertone, German redware vase by Reiher w/Heron motif, contemp. studio pottery, Hummels, etc. (Severe weather date: 3/19 at 10am), Live: Springtown Fire Co.- Bqt. Hall., 3010 Rte. 212, Robert H. Clinton & Co., Inc.

03/25/23, NEWPORT, SAT. AT 9AM, Gun Collec., Early Native American, Coins, Knive Collec., Pocket Watches & Primitives., 301 Mulberry St., Lesh Houck

VIRGINIA

03/15/23, ONANCOCK, ENDING WED. STARTING AT 5PM, 660+ lots incl. Brig. General Chet DeGavre decoys/ hand-made furniture/ memorabilia, 18th-19th cen. Eastern Shore raised panel furn., 17th/18th/19th cen. artwork, sculptures, antq. maps, silver, pd. furn., books, china, Persian rugs, firearms/ weapons, silver, maps, tools, primitives, Ethiopian tribal zebra skin drums, Ford tractor & more!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers

Exhibition To Focus On Berenice Abbott’s 1929 Photographic Album Of New York City

Unique Show Sheds Insight On Early Creative Process Of Photography

Recently open at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Berenice Abbott’s “New York Album, 1929” presents selections from a unique unbound album of photographs of New York City created by American photographer Berenice Abbott (1898–1991), shedding light on the creative process of one of the great artists of the 20th century. Consisting of 266 small black-and-white prints arranged on 32 pages, the

album is a kind of photographic sketchbook that offers a rare glimpse of an artist’s mind at work. In addition to some 25 framed album pages, the exhibition will feature photographs from The Met collection of Paris streets by Eugène Atget, whose archive Abbott purchased and promoted; views of New York by her contemporaries Walker Evans and Margaret BourkeWhite; and selections from Abbott’s grand documentary

project, “Changing New York (1935–39).” The exhibition is made possible by The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation Inc.

“Berenice Abbott’s groundbreaking work in photography continues to inspire and captivate audiences today, nearly a century after she first began documenting the world around her,” said Max Hollein, Marina Kellen French Director of The Met.

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18th- and 19th-century Eastern Shore raised panel furniture; 17th-, 18th- and 19th-century fine art; decoys and sporting art; books; Persian rugs; firearms; silver; maps; tools, and much more. The furniture category is a strength. An important 18thcentury Eastern Shore of Virginia pine raised panel two-door cupboard/clothes press, ca. 1760, Accomack Co., Va., is an expected highlight and has been featured in several publications. An early 19th-century Eastern Shore of Virginia pine raised panel four-door wall cupboard with original bracket feet has also been featured in several antique publications. An Eastern Shore of Virginia pine tapered leg single drawer “Wise Plantation” farm table with two board top, ca. 1800, is another standout regional piece. There will be an array of 18th-century English and French furniture and more period American furniture such as an 18th-century Pennsylvania walnut eightdrawer tall chest.

A full listing is available by visiting www.AMauctions.com.

For additional information, call Dave Allen at either 410-835-0384 or 302-545-1903.

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sphinxes, Vanini, Milan, 19th century, sold for $17,500. All prices reported include the buyer’s premium.

Fontaine’s Auction Gallery is located at 1485 W. Housatonic St. (Route 20), Pittsfield, Mass.

For further information, visit www.FontainesAuction.com.

This monumental Swiss Black Forest figural clock with matching stand, Ulrich Leuthold, Lucerne, ca. 1880, stands 85 inches high with exuberant carving and realized $34,375.

Carlisle Events Announces Sweetheart Of A Deal

Special Online-Only Discounted Tickets For Select Events

The automotive events at Carlisle are affordable family fun for those who purchase a spectator admission ticket. There aren’t many entertainment venues that offer $10 to $20 admission tickets (depending on the event) that in turn allow upwards of 10 hours of entertainment once onsite. In addition, with kids 12 and under admitted for free of charge, bringing a family of four to a Carlisle car show is, hands down, one of the best “bang for the buck” options in central Pennsylvania.

What was already super affordable is now even more so with special online-only discount pricing on tickets for the Carlisle Import and Performance Nationals (IPN), Carlisle GM Nationals (GM), and Fall Carlisle (Fall). These three shows take place Friday and Saturday, May 12 and 13; Friday and Saturday, June 23 and 24; and Wednesday to Sunday, Sept. 27 and Oct. 1. Each of the three big shows offers a variety of historic automotive displays, parts shopping, activities, and more. Further, they carry an in-person ticket cost of $13 (IPN), $12 (GM), and $13 (Fall) per event.

Now, with the “Sweetheart of a Deal”

Valentine’s Day Promotion, those prices, which are

already discounted online by $2, get an extra dollar’s savings from now to two weeks before each show. Those savings mean that a spectator coming to Carlisle for IPN can pay just $10 for admission until May 1. Admission to the GM Nationals is just $9 between until June 12, and a ticket to Fall Carlisle to shop the massive automotive flea market is just $10 until Sept. 18. Spectator tickets must be purchased online within the promotional period to receive the extra discount.

Click on “Tickets and Gift Cards” on the website home page and then click on “Buy Tickets” under the specific event header. The discount will automatically be applied within the purchase transaction during the promotional time period, which began Feb. 13. Online spectator admission prices for these three events return to their original prices two weeks preceding each event.

Other events on the Carlisle car show schedule also have discounts in place, either by way of standard online ticket purchases or in person by showcasing a valid military ID (ID holder only). In addition, events offer a spectator ticket purchase option that includes parking, and, all-new in 2023, Carlisle Events gift cards.

AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY

It is easy to see why families from near and far travel to Carlisle. Not only are the car shows great family fun, but they are educational too with decades of past, present, and future classics on display. There are also parts, toys, collectibles, merchandise, and more for sale within the automotive flea market. Save time by skipping the lines, save money by buying online, and spend an enjoyable day out with friends and family at a Carlisle Car show in 2023. Learn more online at

www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling 717-243-7855. The Carlisle Events season schedule begins Wednesday, April 19, with Spring Carlisle.

Carlisle Events is a partner or producer of over a dozen annual collector car/truck events. Events are held at the Carlisle Fairgrounds (Carlisle, Pa.), Allentown Fairgrounds (Allentown, Pa.), and the SUN ‘n FUN Expo Campus (Lakeland, Fla.). The season schedule includes automotive flea markets of varying

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TWO UPCOMING PUBLIC AUCTIONS

Springtown Volunteer Fire Company Banquet Hall

3010 Route 212, SPRINGTOWN, BUCKS CO., PA 18081

SATURDAY, MARCH 11 @ 9:00 A.M.

(SEVERE BAD WEATHER DATE: SUNDAY, MARCH 12 @ 10:00 A.M.)

Vintage Cranberry Glass Collection incl. some pcs by Fenton, cut glass stemware by Stuart, vintage beer & bar advertising items, collection of vintage pro & college sports pennants, variety of Country Collectibles incl. blue dec. gray stoneware butter crock, copper & brass ware. Pair of country wdn bread peels w/long handles, antique tombstone; Furn: 19th C. Vict. jelly cupboard, Vict. church pew, small prim. built-in county cabinet-blue paint, styl. Windsor writing armchair by P. Wallace, vintage wdn. outdoor porch rail, outdoor ornaments * MORE.

SATURDAY, MARCH 18 @ 9:00 A.M.

(SEVERE BAD WEATHER DATE: SUNDAY, MARCH 19 @ 10:00 A.M.)

Variety of Mid Century/Modern/Contemp. Furn.: classic steel frame armchair w/orig. black leather seat & back, set of 6 1960s Thomasville DR chairs, 1960s Thonet style rocking chair w/chrome plated frame, small round rattan table, 4-tier bentwood bookshelf, Danish modern phonograph/radio by Silvertone-unusual small size; German redware vase by Reiher w/Heron motif, other contemp. studio pottery; LARGE selection of Hummel Figs. from several Estates (75-100 pcs) * MORE.

ROBERT H. CLINTON & COMPANY, INC.

Auctioneers & Appraisers

P.O. Box 29 * Ottsville, PA 18942 610-847-5432* AY-000093-L

Email: rhclintonauction@hotmail.com

R093392

“HORST AUCTION CENTER”

LATE WINTER TOOL SALE

SATURDAY, MARCH 18 • 9:00 A.M.

PREVIEW: Friday, March 17, 1:00-5:00 P.M.

Sale to be held at Horst Auction Center located at the corner of Rt. 322 and Durlach Road, 50 Durlach Road, EPHRATA, LANCASTER CO., PA 17522

Catalogues are available by sending $4 to Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., Ephrata, PA 17522 or may be picked up at Horst Auction Center for $2. Catalogue listing along with photos are available on our website, www.horstauction.com

Online Bidding Available Through Hi-Bid

670 LOTS OF ANTIQUE TOOLS - IN MAIN AUCTION HALL

Edge Tools: Lg. collection Axes, Hatchets & Adze (Many signed by Central Pa. makers)– Hand wrought: Goosewing, Broad, Felling, Mortise & Posthole axes, carpenter’s & cooper’s adze Meat cleavers & mincing knives; Reaping sickles; Cooper’s & other drawknives; Slicks, firmer, bench, carving other Chisels; Planes – Wooden Molding planes: Cooper’s 5 ft. 8” dbl.blade stave jointer; Pr. Bibighaus, Phila. matched T&G planes & other panel match planes; Auxer & Remley, Lancaster, dbl.wedge jointer; Ebony compass rabbet-block; Ohio Tool Co. rosewood screw-arm plow plane; Simple & complex molding, Joinery, & bench planes

Metal Planes: Stanley: Bailey #2 – #8 bench planes; Gage & Bedrock series bench planes; combination molders & Specialty planes: “Traut’s Patent” #46 skew-blade combination; several #45 combination w/ cutters & original boxes; #50 combination w/original metal box; #55 combination w/set of cutters; #248 weatherstrip; #62 low angle jack; #71 & #71½ routers; #72 chamfer plane; #74 flooring plane; #98 & #99 side rabbets; #13, #113, & Bailey

Patent #20 circular/compass planes; “Universal” hand beaders; #130 dbl.-end block; #140 rabbet/block; Stanley Bailey & Gage transitional bench planes; English-type: infill bench planes; Brass bullnose rabbet/block; Eraldsen-type mitre plane;

Measuring devices: Wooden, metal, & panel marking gauges; Folding & straight rules; Steel tape measures; Combination & other squares; Wooden dress maker’s square; Wooden & iron Levels Davis Level Co. Inclinometer; Helb, “American Combined Grade Finder Level”; Starrett adjustable bench level w/box; Calipers; Brass & iron plumb bobs; Lg. selection Stanley bevels & other measuring tools; Machinist Tools: Oak machinists tool chest; Precision measuring devices; Lg. Vernier gauge; Cooper’s tools: Scorps & shaves; Chamfer & croze planes; Augers & reamers; Wheel travelers; Hammers: Stonework & millstone hammers; wooden mallets; carpenters & variety of metalworking hammers; Saws: Collection of handsaws – Mortise saws, Back & handsaws; Drilling tools: Wall mounted combination line-shaft operated drill press; Wooden & metal braces; Right angle & off-set brace drills; several boxed auger bit sets; “Pump” drill; Wheelwright’s hollow augers w/brace set; breast drills; Ajax-type adjustable beam boring machine; “Yankee” & other spiral operated screwdrivers/drills; Books: Antique & reproduction tool manufacturer’s catalogs; Tool references & guides; Primitives: 2 - Early “hornless” anvils; Seneca Mfg. Co. treadle powered scroll saw; Millers Falls, “New Roger’s” treadle powered scroll saw; Wm. Zell, Lancaster, PA. cigar mold press/vise; Printing Machine Co., #104 printer’s chute board & plane; Stanley #902 oak tool box w/contents; Collection of patented adjustable wrenches (1 - Indian Motorcycle); Implement wrenches; Leatherworking tools (1 - leather splitter); Lettering & number punch sets; Emmert Mfg. Co. “Pattern Maker’s” vise; Waller Mfg. butt-mortise machine; Wooden threading blocks; Hand Wrought iron locks & hardware; 2 - Victorian era, cast-iron fireplace fronts; Wrought iron C-clamps; Star revolving nail caddy; Conestoga wagon jack, dated 1849; Conestoga wagon tar bucket & braid-work draw chains; Iron glue pots; Several fine carpenter’s wooden tool chests; and many other items. Garage

user tools & repair projects: carpentry tools; Blacksmith tools; Lg.

THE EPHRATA LIONS CLUB PRESENTS THE 43RD ANNUAL LIVE AUCTION & SPORTS CARD SHOW THE EPHRATA RECREATION CENTER 130 S. ACADEMY DR, EPHRATA, PA 17522

NO RESERVES - NO BUYER’S PREMIUM LIVE AUCTION BEGINS AT 2:30 P.M.

groups, binders, etc.; Various memorabilia items from four major sports. For more information - www.ephratalions.org

The Met

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“Abbott’s insightful and powerful images provide a window into the New York of the past, while also reminding us of the city’s enduring vitality and resilience.”

Born in Ohio, Abbott moved to New York City in 1918 and to Paris in 1921. She learned photography as a darkroom assistant in Man Ray’s studio and soon established herself as a prominent portraitist of the Parisian avant-garde. Through Man Ray, Abbott met the aging French photographer Eugène Atget, whose documentation of Paris and its environs struck her as a model of modern photographic art. Following Atget’s sudden death in 1927, she purchased his archive of some 8,000 prints and 1,500 glass negatives and set about promoting

his work through exhibitions and publications.

In January 1929, after eight years in Europe, Abbott boarded an ocean liner to New York City for what was intended to be a short visit.

Upon arrival, she found the city transformed and ripe with photographic potential.

“When I saw New York again, and stood in the dirty slush, I felt that here was the thing I had been wanting to do all my life,” she recalled. Inspired by Atget, Abbott traversed the city with a handheld camera, photographing its skyscrapers, storefronts, bridges, elevated trains, and neighborhood street life. She pasted these “notes” into a standard black-page album, arranging them by subject and locale. As the immediate precursor to her 1930s WPA project, “Changing New York,” Abbott’s “New York Album” marks a key moment of transition in

her career: from Europe to America and from studio portraiture to urban documentation. The exhibition will be accompanied by an online feature that identifies, for the first time, the locations of many of the photographs in the album.

Berenice Abbott’s “New York Album, 1929” is organized by Mia Fineman, curator in the Department of Photographs, with assistance from Virginia McBride, research assistant in the Department of Photographs, both at The Met.

To learn more, visit www.metmuseum.org.

“HORST AUCTION CENTER”

COIN SALE

THURSDAY,

21ST CENTURY ANTIQUES

LATE WINTER DOLL AUCTION

SUNDAY, MARCH 12TH, 2023

PREVIEW 12:00 P.M. • AUC TION 1:00 P.M.

Foster’s Military Lodge, 351 Charleston Rd., WILLINGBORO, NJ 08046

Dolls: Patty Play pal/Companion Collection, German Bisque, Composition cuties, Folk Art Cloth, Boudoir, midcentury Hard Plastic, Vinyl Fashion Gals, Miniatures, more. German Bisque: Heubach, Handwerk, Kestner, AM, Kley & Hahn, Simon Halbig, Schoneau Hoffmeister, SFBJ, Bergman, Unis France, Recknagel, Bisque fur snow baby, etc. Cloth: Folk art & black, Molleye Brownie, Georgene Averill Indian, folk art soldier, pressed cloth French, Ravca Amish man, stockinette, folk art black, Raggedy Ann, Norah Wellings, Stockinette sailor. Composition: Baby genius, Deana Durban, Skippy, boxed Nannette, American character, R&B, Dimples look alike, Rosebud, Sonja Heinie, Shirley look alike, Toddles soldier, PE toddler, Knickerbocker Snow White, Mary Hoyer, Patsy Family, etc +. Mid Century: Madame Alexander, Betsy McCall, Mary Hoyer, Ideal, Effanbee, American Character, Vogue, Terri Lee, R&B, etc. Nice selection of vintage Mattel Barbie family fashions & a few dolls inc another Baggie Francie, new boxed Barbies too. & Kiddles. Other interesting things: Masterpiece artist dolls, Schoenhut toddler, Flagg rubber souvenir, wax shoulder head, paper mâché, dollhouse furniture & miniatures, Clothing, wigs, parts, ++.

From Berenice Abbott (American, 1898–1991) “Album Page 1: Financial District, Broadway and Wall Street Vicinity, Manhattan, 1929,” gelatin silver prints, 10-by-13 inches, from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, gift of Emanuel Gerard, 1984,

Directions: Rt 130 N or S to Charleston Rd. Hall 1 mile on the left. Terms: Cash or Check w/ proper ID. CC w/ 3% processing fee. 10% 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. Absentee & Phone bids welcome. Please call or email by 3 PM EST Saturday, March 11.

courtesy Berenice Abbott / Commerce Graphics Ltd. Inc.

1760, Early 18th C. English Queen Anne two piece chest on stand circa 1710, French Mahogany and Satinwood two door single drawer jewelry/dressing stand c. 1790, 18th Century New England Pumkin Pine two piece two door over five drawer linen press cupboard with bracket feet c.1790, Pennsylvania Pine four door one piece corner cabinet c. 1790, 18th C. Pennsylvania two door Pine cupboard c. 1780, English Oak Grandfather clock with scrolled arch double cornice over hand painted face signed J. Mattell, Barnstable c. 1790, English Mahogany three tier dumb waiter tea table w/graduated dish top rotating trays over tri-fed base and brass castor feet c. 1770, English Chippendale Period Mahogany and Rosewood Inlaid 2 piece 2 door over three drawer ladies secretary desk c.1770, 18th C. Pennsylvania Walnut 8 drawer tall chest c. 1780, 18th C. Mah. Chippendale Apricot Velvet Uph. ladies wing chair w/ stretcher base c. 1790, 18th C. Pennsylvania Walnut tall chest w/original bracket feet c. 1780, English Oak 5 drawer chest w/fluted quarter columns terminating in lamb’s tongues over bracket feet c. 1760, English Chippendale Mah 3 drawer slant font desk w/inlay c. 1790, English Chippendale Period Mah./Rosewood inlaid 2pc petite size single door corner curio cabinet c. 1780, Hepplewhite Period small Inlaid single drawer side table w/string inlay & tapered legs c. 1790, Mah. tilt top tri-pad tea table c. 1790, English Hepplewhite Period Mahogany & Satinwood 1 drawer 2 door sideboard w/tapered legs c. 1790.

19th Century and Modern Furniture: Early 19th C. Pennsylvania Poplar & Pine 2 door 1 drawer dry sink w/applied copper liner circa 1830, Early French Marquetry Commode Chest w/2 drawers over 2 doors having canted corners over low cabriole legs circa 1800, Pennsylvania Pine & Poplar 4 door corner cabinet, Early 19th C. Pine & Poplar 2 drawer over 2 door jelly cupboard, Mid 19th C. Penn. Pine 2 door over 1 drawer Punch Tin Pie safe in red wash paint, Early 19th C. Pennsylvania Co. Chippendale Primitive Pine single drawer work table w/ tapered legs, Early 19th C. Pine single drawer over two door washstand, English Walnut single drawer writing table circa 1830, Early 19th C. Walnut raised panel single door hanging corner cabinet with turkey breast shelves circa 1810, Kevin Daley Onancock, VA hand crafted 18th Century Reproduction six drawer Chippendale tall chest, Early 19th C. Pennsylvania Poplar Lift Top Blanket Chest w/ two false upper drawers over two true lower drawers, Early 19th C. hand stenciled open arm Boston Rocker in original paint & More!

General Chet deGavre Furniture and Memorabilia: IMPORTANT General Chester “Chet” DeGavre 1933 US Military Academy West Point Dress Uniform Jacket in custom showcase with provenance, General C.B. deGavre Walnut Hepplewhite reproduction 2 section dining table made by Chet and copied from an Eastern Shore original in the Rogers Family Hermitage in Craddockville, VA. handmade Mahogany Chippendale Reproduction tea table with pie crust top and ball in claw feet, 1963 hand made Queen Anne upholstered reproduction high back slipper chair with stretcher base and pad feet, (3) General Chet DeGavre US Air Force field dress uniforms complete with colors and DeGavre name badges, custom made Walnut poster bed with unique folding base and custom Tita DeGavre flower and bird embroidered headboard cover/canopy, Brigadier General and Mrs. DeGavre Officers and Wives of the 82nd Airborne Division February 1959 Wilcox International Silver Co. decorated footed presentation dish, Chet and Tita DeGavre Chippendale upholstered side chair with Chet deGavre made frame and Tita’s hand done floral and bird crewel work seat, hand made Walnut Chippendale style camel back stretcher base sofa, General Chet DeGavre hand made personal wall mount Oak gun rack with storage for (5) long guns, (3) Chet deGavre personal painter’s palettes & More!

Chet DeGavre Decoys: Important General Chet DeGavre, Onancock, VA folk art cedar body full size carved Owl decoy in original paint and condition. This unique one-of-a-kind owl was carved in the early 1970’s by the General and was placed high on a limb in the oak tree of the front yard of Deep Creek Plantation Home, General Chet deGavre, Onancock, VA hand made full size Woodcock habitat display General Chet deGavre, Pr of 1947 General “Chet” DeGavre Onancock, VA miniature carved Mallards display on driftwood, Pr of 1948 General “Chet” DeGavre miniature carved Gadwalls on driftwood Drake and Hen, carved full size standing Curlew on driftwood, miniature hand carved standing Great Blue Heron, miniature carved Loon decoy, miniature carved common Tern decoy on driftwood, (2) General “Chet” DeGavre Onancock, VA miniature carved black ducks, carved miniature Peacock Hen on split rial fence, miniature carved preening Canada Goose on driftwood, miniature carved Canvasbacks on habitat base and so many more! This is the largest private collection of deGavre miniatures to ever be offered at public auction.

Full Size Decoys: Harold Haertel, Dundee, Illinois Breast Preening Rudy Duck Drake, Robert and Virginia Warfield, Jaffrey, NH 1979 full body hand carved Woodcock on habitat base, Doug Jester, Chincoteague, VA hand carved Merganser, early cast iron Redhead drake sink box decoy, E. Parsons, Oxford, MD Canvasback drake decoy, super rare cast iron Brant sink box decoy in swimming form circa 1900, early 20th Century Upper Bay cast iron Canvasback sink box decoy, Dan Marshall full body 1/3 size carved Standing Canada Goose on driftwood, Jack & Bettie Holt 1975 carved Saw-Whet Owl on driftwood branch, Ira Hudson, Chincoteague, VA Black Duck decoy in orig. paint c. 1930, Pr. of P.W. Marshall 1977 carved Canvasbacks, Ward Brothers early Cedar Body Pintail drake decoy w/General Chet deGavre carved & painted head, Horner Rawley, West Creek, NJ Goldeneye decoy, John “Daddy” Holly, Havre de Grace, MD bluebill decoy old working paint, 1969 Dan Brown, Salisbury, MD carved Green Wing Teal Hen decoy, Early carved Red Breasted Merganser decoy in original paint, Reggie Birch, Chincoteague, VA carved Curlew.

Mini Decoys: Tad Beach, Eastville, VA 1970 mini carved Canvasbacks on driftwood, Paul Nock, Salisbury, MD 1986 mini carved Ruby Throated Hummingbird, 2001 Billy Crockett, Chincoteague, VA mini carved wren on tree branch, 1974 E.H. Muehlmatt, Springfield, PA Carolina Wren on driftwood, Ed & Esther Burns, St. Michaels, MD carved Carolina Chickadee w/Native Holly, Joan Wolf 1989 hand carved Chickadee on driftwood, Helen Lay Strong mini carved Least Sandpiper on driftwood signed and dated 1964, D.M. Fenner miniature carved Sickle Billed Curlew, Helen Lay Strong 1979 miniature carved Belted Kingfisher on branch, Paul Nock, Salisbury, MD 1970 carved Chickadee.

Artwork/Antique Maps: Collection of (6) 17th Century Dutch Oil on wood panel portraits of Saints circa 1680, 17th C. framed map of Wilshire by John Speed dated 1610, A. Adlard & Co. 19th Century Map of Limerick & Clare Ireland c. 1840, small

Pencil drawn framed Silhouette of Women w/Label of famed Silhouettes I. Thomason of Dublin c.1790, Superb 18th Century print of engraving “The Portraiture of Babraham” by L. Spencer, Published 1756, 19th C. Framed map of London c. 1660, Johnson & Ward 19th Century Map of New Brunswick Nova Scotia Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island c. 1860, “Fox-Hunting” plate 2 Gone Away framed and hand colored engraving by W. Summers circa 1878, Willie Crockett watercolor of Black Ducks over Marsh framed, Orig. framed watercolor of Chesapeake Bay Oyster Skipjacks signed William Byrd, early 20th Century tribal oil and acrylic on canvas painting of tribal village, Orig. framed 19th Century Oil on Canvas portrait of Eleanor Butler, Orig. framed Pen and Ink of Canada Geese signed Bob Hines, framed St. James’s Beauty Engraving published 1783, Willie Crockett oil board of flying Canada Geese.

Firearms/Weapons: Important Early 19th Century Belgium BP percussion pistol w/provenance belonging to French General to Napoleon, Gen. Joseph Desire Loix (September 1st, 1784-December 15th 1852), (3) Ancient Indo-Persian

Dhal Shields in untanned super thick elephant & rhinoceros hide construction of rounded form & profile w/applied rear leather handles, (4) ancient South African assegai spears w/bamboo handles & hand forged iron tips, (2) ancient South African assegai spears w/hand forged serrated tips, A.H. Fox Gun Company Sterlingworth 12 gauge SBS shotgun, Remington Arms/UMC Model 12 Pump Action .22 Long rifle w/octagon BBL, Savage Arms mdl 23-D .22 Hornet Bolt Action rifle with Weaver scope, Sloan’s S. & G. Co. Ridgefield, CT Pride of Spain model .410 GA SBS shotgun, H&R plated 5 shot .32 cal revolver, Browning (Belgium) model 27 12 gauge O/U shotgun, BB Guns & more!

Primitives/China/Collectables: Extremely RARE Authentic matched Pr. of early 20th Century Copper & Brass Nautical Ships Navigational Port/Starboard lanterns, R. & J. Beck Phila., PA 19th century Nautical brass 5 draw collapsing telescope by (Richard Beck 1827-1866 & Joseph Beck 1828-1891), 18th C. H. Thomas, Adlington Mah. wall mount stick barometer w/shell inlay & brass top weather plate C. 1790, English Regency Period Mah. & Rosewood shell decorated inlaid lift top tea caddy c.1810, English Regency Period hinged top cutlery box c. 1815, Pr of early 19th Cent Ormalu brass candlesticks w/figural rams head baluster stems c. 1810, Super unique English Regency Period ladies traveling jewelry and toiletry box w/several locking compartments c. 1840, Early American 18th C. iron four arm adjustable candle chandelier w/hand forged construction, English Regency Period Mah. red velvet lined tea caddy c. 1826, Late 17th/Early 18th Century Korean Noju Printing block (1675-1720), English Regency Period mother of pearl string inlaid lift top jewelry box w/removable tray circa 1825, 18th C. American Redware Pottery round milk skimming bowl with spout c. 1780, Japanese Meiji period bronze double handled tri-fed 3pc flower vase with base, double handled motif body and removable flower tray top, 18th C. Yellow floral Canton footed bowl c. 1790. Silver: Stunning English sterling silver hand chased repousse tea pot w/figural floral lift top finial over highly decorated floral & peacock motif w/decorated pedestaled base & figural gargoyle face spout c. 1824, Pr. of early 19th Century sterling silver double handled wine coolers circa 1840, George IV 2 handled silver sugar bowl & matching creamer by Charles Marsh Dublin 1825, English Regency Sheffield silver tea pot c. 1830, The Garden Club of the Eastern Shore of VA Gorham sterling silver goblet, (4) Steiff sterling silver julip cups, English Vermeil handled tea pot w/Queens Crown over Anne motif, English sterling silver 8” hallmarked muffineer, Tiffany Co. sterling 12” punch ladle. Sculptures: W.H. Turner 1987 Bronze sculpture of sitting white tail fawn deer number 1/100, Small carved bone bust plate plaque of G. Villavme III circa 1790, 1986 David H. Turner Bronze sculpture of Mockingbird on branch, Inuit carved seal, D.H. Turner 1987 Bronze seal sculpture, sculpted Pewter whale on stand 4”, carved Rosewood whale, bone carved whale, 19th Cen. cast iron figural bull frog door stops, Val Bennett miniature sculpted Harbor Seal.

Rugs: Late 19th Century Oriental wool Pile hand knotted Serapi area rug circa 1890. 12ft 6” x 9ft 9”, Late 19th Century wool Pile Turkish prayer rug, 19th Century wool pile hand knotted prayer rug, antique Persian Tabrez wool pile hand knotted rug, Early 19th Century Wool Pile floral area rug, antique Iranian Wool Pile prayer rug 72” x 43” circa 1870, antique Chinese wool Pile floral blue and ivory area rug 8ft 4” x 9ft 6” (5) Navajo Indian hand woven rugs!

Special Interest: Cast iron 19th Century 3” cannonball found on the Deep Creek Plantation Farm Onancock, VA, (2) Ethiopian tribal zebra skin drums, Jotul Woodstove Co. OIso Norway, (2) antique Royal Sussex leather travel cases both retaining original Cunard White Star Lines First Class stickers.

Terms: Visa/MC/Amex/Discover, 22% Buyer Premium. 5.3% VA Sales Tax. All property is sold “As Is, Where Is”, and All Sales are Final. Property is open to thorough public inspection. Bidder’s responsibility to determine condition, age genuineness, authenticity, value or any other determinative factor. A&M Auctioneers and Appraisers, LLC may attempt to describe the merchandise in advertising, on the phone, on the internet and at the auction but makes no representations. In no event shall A&M Auctioneers and Appraisers, LLC be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Bidder shall be the sole judge of value.

Pick Up Date: Items must be picked up at the Auction Site on Saturday, March 18th from 9 AM – 1 PM. Buyer is responsible for removing all items. Allen & Marshall Auctioneers and Appraiser’s does not ship items, however shipping is available through one of three Third Party Shipping stores that we utilize.

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

OLD PAINTINGSWANTED American Impressionists, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, European paintings. 40 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

COINS/CURRENCY

SMALL COLLECTOR PAYS FOR COINS & COLLECTIONS: ALLTYPES. Will travel to you. Call Gary: 301-809-0291

WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic Autograph Material. Pages of History, PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902. 607-724-4983

I BUY LIONEL, American Flyer, Marx Trains, Matchbox, Slot Cars Hot Wheels, Tonka, Smith Miller, Model Toys, Lead Figures. Call 610-804-6783.

TELEPHONES:1892-1982 over 85 different & associated. Free Catalogue. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 (afternoons) www.phonecoinc.com

I BUY BASEBALLCARDS & SPORTS ITEMS inc. Tobacco cards, Gum Cards, Uncut sheets, Topps cards, Unopened wax boxes and cases, Mickey Mantle cards, Michael Jordan cards, Rookie cards, Autos & Jersey cards, Bubble gum cards, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Hockey & Boxing cards & items, Photos, Pennants, Bobbleheads, Programs, Non sport cards & Comic books etc. One item or warehouse full of sports items. HIGHEST PRICES PAID! FREE HOUSE CALLS. REFERENCES AVAILABLE. CALL: 570-240-4433

To place your classified ad Call 1-800-428-4211

LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-768-8740

Must be off-white in color. Call Lee: 610-918-0620; cell: 302-766-4401.

Carlisle

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sizes, four auctions, as well as individual specialty shows featuring Chryslers, Corvettes, Fords, GMs, trucks, and imports. Founded in 1974

by friends Bill Miller and Chip Miller, events hosted at Carlisle attract enthusiasts annually from all corners of the globe. More information is available at www.CarlisleEvents.com or www.CarlisleAuctions.com.

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EXCEPTIONAL

Toys, Vintage Clothing, Columbian Rope Company Store Display, Trico Wiperblades Store Display, Ritz Theatre Sign, 1850s Plantation Desk, Several Good Large Street Lights, Art Deco Dentistry Cabinet, Huge Movie Set Lights, Unusual Industrial Chair, Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars, Early Silver Halves, Loads Of 90% Silver Coins, Gold Coins, Lots Of Gold & Silver Jewelry AND MUCH MORE!

HIGHLIGHTS: High End Estate Jewelry Purchased All Over The World On Her Travels To Include: Freshwater Coin Pearl Necklace, Two Large Thick Sterling Necklaces, Large Braided Gold Necklace, Bracelet & Earrings W/ Gemstones, 18KT Wishbone Brooch Pin, Pearl Bracelet W/ 14KT Gold Clasp, Several Heavy Gold 14KT Necklaces, Pearl Earrings, 18KT Gold Necklace W/ Tahitian Pearls, Several Pairs Of 14KT Gold Earrings, Blue Sapphire Ring Set, Blue Sapphire Bracelet, Earrings & Pendant, 14KT Gold Shoe, 14KT Gold Necklace W/ Large Round Pendant, 18KT Gold Necklace W/ Nude Italian Horn Pendant, 18KT White Gold Necklace, 18KT Leaf Pendant W/ Diamonds, Large Round Diamond 14KT Gold Ring, Damiani 18KT White Gold Ring W/ Pink Sapphires, Damiani 18KT Gold Ring W/ Diamonds, Marquise Diamond Ring, Heart Ring W/ Blue Sapphire & Diamonds, Damiani 18KT White Gold Earrings, Large Diamond Stud Earrings In 14KT, 14KT White Gold Eve Bracelet & MANY MORE!!

Detrola Radios, High End Kitchen Glassware, Several Sets Of Waterford Style Glasses, Hamilton Blender, Toaster, High Grade Cookware, Cast Iron Pans, Breville Sandwich Maker, Digital Meat Grinder, Several Crock Pots, Emele Henry France Pot, Commercial Grade Coffee Maker, High End Electronic

Equipment, Good Selection Of High Quality Men’s Clothing, Several Decorative Mirrors, Large Clown

Oil Painting, Large Wall Tapestry, Haziza Lucite & Glass Top Tables, Four Exceptional Inlaid Cedar Chests, Collezione Large Poster Bed, Nude Child Marble Statue, Nude Bronze Statue, Several Pieces Of Hand Painted Bedroom Furniture “The Kellogg Collection,” Pair of Exceptional White Carved Storage Cabinets, Martin Backpacker Guitar, High Grade Designer Lamps, Monumental Capodimonte Lamp, Designer Dresser, Pair Of Larry Laszlo Four Directional Designer Chairs, Carved Marble Top Nightstands W/ Metal Base, Set Of Eight Precedent Designer Blue Square Chairs, Precedent Designer Blue Sofa, Super High Grade Yamaha Disclaver Self Playing Baby Grand Piano Model DKC 500R, Resin Angelic Glass Top Table, High Grade Designer Desk, Unusual Leaf Wall Hanging Light, Paint

Decorated Room Divider, Leather & Fur Coats, Several Very Good Room Size Rugs And Many Other

Unlisted Items From This Super High Grade Estate!