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David Brumbach Artwork Sells At Horst Watercolor Of Lancaster, Pa., Railroad Station, circa 1978, Brings $20,500 By Karl Pass An 836-lot twoday catalog sale grossing $225,770 was conducted by Horst Auction Center in its Ephrata, Pa., facility on Feb. 12 and 13. Horst does not charge a buyer’s premium for inhouse buyers. There is a 10 percent fee for absentee bids. A Peter Derr (1793-1868) betty A collector paid $20,500 for the David Robert Brumbach (1942lamp dated “1842” 92) watercolor of the Lancaster, Pa., railroad station, circa 1978. sold for $1,900 to a A rare betty lamp attributed to collector from the same area Derr worked near Bernville, Pa. The col- John Long sold to a private colleclector is a distant descendant of tor from Chester County, Pa., bidDerr through marriage. It was ding in the salesroom for $5,600. Continued on page 2 underbid by Josh Reeder bidding on behalf of dealer Greg Kramer. The following lot was a wrought iron dough scraper with brass handle stamped “P.D” on the blade which sold for a reasonable $375 to a collector from Berks County, Pa. Also made by well-known and prolific metalsmith Peter Derr, the dough scraper had a cut corner that was not damaged, but clipped for easier and more efficient use in a particular dough box or tray. The late dealer Chris Machmer had a “clipped corner” Derr scraper in his study collection that was identical.

This iron and brass betty lamp attributed to John Long sold to a collector from Chester County, Pa., bidding in the salesroom for $5,600.

This paint-decorated miniature lift-top chest inscribed underneath “Made by Joseph Lehn in his 89 year Feb. 3, 1887” sold for $4,300. It went to an online buyer, underbid by Josh Reeder in the salesroom bidding on behalf of dealer Greg Kramer. The 12-by-6-by-6-inch chest sold for $5,085 on Nov. 6, 2010 at the late J. Harlan Miller sale held by Conestoga Auction Company.

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Amish quilts were not always a familiar part of America’s visual culture. As the broader American culture intersected with Old Order Amish society, Amish quilts have undergone a remarkable transition from utilitarian crafts into works of art, as well as commodities. Janneken Smucker, author of “Amish Quilts: Crafting an American Icon” will relate stories of local quiltmakers and explore how the commercial success of Amishbranded goods has influenced Amish artisans during a free lecture at 7 p.m. on Monday, March 28, at Ridgeview Mennonite Church in Gordonville, Pa. Popular Amish quilting styles in the 19th century were bed covers in dark and bold geometric patterns.

Things shifted in the 20th century, and the Amish began incorporating lighter colors and more diverse patterns into their work. One hundred years after quilting began in earnest among the Amish, art collectors began to notice the striking similarities between those simple old quilts and minimalist works of modern art. In 1971, an exhibit titled “Abstract Designs in American Quilts” opened at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City, which reinterpreted quilts, especially the old Amish quilts, as works of art. Smucker is a fifth-generation quiltmaker who learned the craft from her great-grandmother. She is

Gallé Cameo Vase Brings $18,600 At Cowans on page 11

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Abner Zook Diorama Sells For $16,600 By Karl Pass Abner Zook made over 800 3-D dioramas during his lifetime, primarily in the 1970s and 80s. The elaborately done regional folk art has always had a local following with collectors. Anyone who has ever entered the Shady Maple Smorgasbord in Blue Ball, Pa., knows of This Abner Zook diorama measuring 31-by-48-inches, dated his work since it has 1982, sold for $16,600. long been on display buildings, figures, trees, carriages, there. and other items are all sculpted. Zook, of Newmanstown, They are made out of various mateLebanon County, Pa., was a member rials, from steel wool and copper of the Schaefferstown Mennonite wire to material that was originally church and passed away at age 89 intended to repair automobile bodin 2010. His twin brother, Aaron, was ies. The paintings have a brilliant also an artist creating finely use of depth and perspective to detailed dioramas. Both Zooks’ make a space that looks true to life. work is a combination of painting The intricate paintings are action and sculpture. In the paintings, the based and tell a story. The paintings’ settings take place in the Amish community at the turn of the century (1900s). The paintings include scenes from daily life such as farm work, church gatherings, public sales, barn raisings, and busy train stations. The largest collection of the work belongs to James J. and Nancy Binsberger, who once held an exhibit of their collection at the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. On Feb. 20, Witman Auctioneers This Aaron Zook diorama measuring 17-byContinued on page 6 17-inches, dated 1995, sold for $3,500.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net sleeping cat doorstop #214 hollow cast iron form at Horst was and in black paint engraved on the for $240. A Steiff brass lid “Martin circa 1920 ride-on Nissley Jany 20th toy cow with rubber 1842.” The brass bird rimmed steel finial had wrigglewheels selling for work embellishment $240; a four drawer and punch decorated Willimantic advereyes. The oval iron tising spool/ body of the lamp thread cabinet, appeared overly $300; and an early A set of four contemporary, circa 1960 to ‘90, wooden shorebirds mounted on cleaned. It was conpair of wrought iron a driftwood base sold to the trade for $450. signed by a local ram’s horn hinges dealer, according to sold for $450. A very auctioneer Brent small six-hole tin Horst. candle mold for Among the finest four-inch candles betty lamps by Long with an applied and engraved “Fanny handle sold to an M. Ensminger manuout-of-state dealer factured by John for $375 and a Long 1848” sold for molded redware jar $28,750 on Sept. 21, embossed “Henry 2002 at Pook & Pook. An example attrib- The 18th-century brass Swope’s Pottery” uted to Long sold for dial Valentine Urletig (Lancaster, Pa.) sold These five contemporary small wooden building models, most stamped $5,500 on Oct. 21, (Reading, Pa.) walnut for $1,050. “J.R.D.” representing historic structures in and around Lebanon County, Pa., A large selec2000 at the late J. case tall-clock sold for sold for $425 to a collector. The late John Dierwechter was a cabinetmaker in $5,200. tion of handcrafted Harlan Miller sale Schaefferstown, Pa. His three daughters continued the family crafting tradition. held at Conestoga Auction reproduction furniture sold Company and a good example late on day two, including work inscribed “Mary Niefs by a number of Lancaster Manufactured by John Long” County, Pa., such as cabinetsold for $10,925 at the Deyerle makers Walter Steely, Stephen sale in 1995 through Sothebys. van Ormer, and Arrlington Other items sold was a Hackman. unsigned circa 1930 Hubley

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Long (1787-1856) was a metalsmith known for his betty lamps who worked in Sporting Hill, Rapho Township, Lancaster County, Pa. His work is often signed and identified by a high level of refined workmanship. Decorative elements often included punched decoration, and most notably stylized brass bird finials on the lid. Thanks to the work of both Dr. Don Herr and Clarke Hess, we know dated lamps range from at least 1841 to 1855. Names of lamp recipients (men and women) were often engraved on the lids and through a study of those names it is likely safe to assume the lamps served as part of a dowry. The lamp sold

This wrought iron dough scraper with brass handle stamped “P.D” on the blade by Berks County, Pa., metalsmith Peter Derr sold to a collector from Berks County for $375.

Steely was a cabinetmaker and antiques dealer in Lititz. His furniture was well-constructed and has long been regionally collectible. His work is branded “WS.” A set of six bow back Windsor side chairs, circa 1960, sold for $1,000; a Windsor settee with shaped seat and scrolled arm rail, $800; a sack back Windsor arm chair, $650; and a Windsor milking stool attributed to Steely sold for $270. Arrlington Hackman also worked in Lititz. A Queen Anne mahogany side chair, circa 1983, with trifid feet and an upholstered seat, unsigned, but attributed to Hackman sold for $425. Stephen van Ormer worked in Strasburg. His mahogany block front chest of drawers with shell carving made circa 1960-’90, realized $1,700. His walnut Chippendale five drawer lowboy with ball and claw feet sold for $1,000 and circa 1999 pie crust tea table with fine figured mahogany top sold for $725. A David Brumbach (194292) framed watercolor of the Lancaster (Pa.) railroad Continued on page 5

The set of 28 Mecca cigarette company baseball cards, circa 1910-11, sold for $1,000.

This C. Pryse coin silver soup ladle with handle monogramed “VCC” sold to a dealer for $475. Charles Pryse worked in Baltimore, Md., and Washington, D.C. A J&E Stevens “clown on globe” mechanical cast iron bank brought $1,250.

The dated “1812” red and black painted Conestoga wagon jack initialed “P.N.” for Peter Nagle of Lancaster realized $700.

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The Future Looks Bright For Bottle Collecting collectors would view bottle collecting. Meanwhile, niche categories within the field of bottle collecting, like poison bottles and bitters, would peak the interest of history buffs and collectors of the macabre. Combine this with the fact that bottle collecting was still extremely popular all over the northeast while experiencing massive growth in the midwest and not surprising along the west coast. With no concise way of measuring these developments it was easy to look at declining prices and a lack of younger buyers at shows and assume the end was near. Today, I am pleased to report that bottle collecting is as popular as ever. In fact, it almost made my top five list of the hottest collecting categories of 2016 that I revealed in my article titled “What’s Hot, What’s Not: The 2016 Edition.” Prices are stable and rising in some of the hottest categories. In 2013 a rare bitters bottle sold more than $37,000 in a highly publicized sale! Even lesser known categories within the hobby have experienced overall growth. By far the most popular category within all of bottle collecting has to be bitters. Bitter bottles have a unique history and come in a variety of popular shapes, sizes, and colors. They used to be sold as a form of medicine with mostly outrageous claims that they

cured or treated some kind of illness or disease. Most of these tonics tasted horrible and were often mixed with alcohol which gave birth to the modern day cocktail. Some bitter bottles are extremely rare and are often highly sought after in near mint condition or better. New discoveries are still occurring in this category even to this very day! Another extremely popular and still growing category within bottle collecting are poison bottles. This seems to be one of the favorite collecting categories of younger generations. Most poison bottles have incredible designs and some are shaped in the form of coffins or skull and crossbones to ensure that an illiterate consumer would not mistake the contents for medicine instead. The rise in popularity of horror and macabre collectibles have renewed interest in poison bottle collecting for a whole new generation and some prices reflect that. New and inexperienced collectors of bottles have their work cut out for them. While the field isn’t as complicated as antique and vintage marble collecting or even as defined as art glass collecting, knowledge is paramount. New collectors would be wise to attend shows and research the various online auction records of Glass Work

Auctions and American Bottle Auctions before spending any kind of serious money. A multitude of great books on the subject are readily available from any online bookseller or local bookstore. It is never too late to learn the hobby and with renewed interest in the field prices

have a chance of increasing across the board. What other antique fields allow you to own a piece of history that also displays incredibly beautiful in natural sunlight? While change may be a reoccurring theme as we venture forth into 2016, the future is still bright for bottle collecting!

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Bank Barn offering 15,000 Sq. Ft. of Quality Antiques, Primitives, Estate Furniture, with Appropriate Accessories & Smalls.

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8281 Rt. 873, Slatington, PA 18080 Multi-dealer Antique & Collectable Center open year-round Thursday 9-5, Friday 9-8, Saturday 9-6 & Sunday 10-5.

General Store ~ Antiques ~ Crafts Consignment ~ Local Roasted Coffee Baumans Butters, Kitchen Kettle Food Samplings on Weekends

17225 Greencastle 717-593-9990 THE SHOP 144 E. Baltimore St. 1/2 mi. off I-81 Exit 5. Antiques, Collectibles & Decorative accessories. Open Wed. thru Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4.

18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. Since “1980”

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19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 Liberty Plaza. Hrs. Mon-Sat. 10-8, Sun. 11:305:30. Over 45 Showcase & Room Dealers selling quality antiques/ collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com

21078 Havre de Grace 410-942-0701 SENECA CANNERY ANTIQUES, 201 St. John St... Largest Mall in Havre de Grace with 50+ quality dealers. Open 7 days, M-S 10-5, S 11-5. Wide Selection of antiques & collectibles.

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19711 Newark 302-454-8007 AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL 294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun 12-5. 2 flrs. Antiques, collectibles, primitives, much more. www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com

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station, circa 1978, sold to a collector for $20,500 late in the sale. Brumbach’s work has experienced a bull market and is very collectable. In 2005, a watercolor of the iconic Star Barn near Middletown, Pa. (a popular subject of the artist)

sold for $24,600 through auction. The company’s next cataloged antique sale will be held Friday and Saturday, June 3 and 4. To learn more, call 717-7383080 or visit www.horst auction.com.

Frazer Antiques The Best Kept Secret On The Main Line Affordable Prices • 24 Dealers • Great Selection Furniture, China, Glass, Majolica, Silver, Shabby Chic, Primitives, Decorative Items, Clocks, Artwork, Linens, Collectibles & Jewelry

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351 Lancaster Ave., Frazer, PA 19355 From Frazer Exit On Rt. 202 Go 2 Miles East On Rt. 30

Open 7 Days 10-5

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Sun. 12pm-5pm 12pm-5pm Closed Wed. A pair of small leather moccasins with beadwork and three clay trade pipes and one redware pipe in greenish glaze with eagle and shield decoration reading “SALLMNA� sold as one lot for $4,100.

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Don’t Miss It! A Walter Steely, circa 1950-’80, sawbuck table with pinned cherry top and pine base in varnished surface sold for $650.

5309 Lincoln Highway West, Thomasville, PA For more info & directions, call or visit our web site! Weekdays 717-792-1919 Weekend 717-792-9751 www.morningstarmarketplace.com

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E-mail: kschaffer1@verizon.net The needlework consisting of a floral wreath on silk ground with stitched and pressed fabric flowers inscribed in calligraphy “Anna Maria Trautwine/Lititz Seminary/August 10, 1835,� in a period molded gilded frame sold for $1,100. It had minor spot stains.The Linden Hall Girls School remains in operation today in the town of Lititz in Lancaster County, Pa.

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also assistant professor of history at West Chester University, with a specialty in material culture. This educational meeting is part of the Lancaster Roots 2016 program, which represents joint events organized by the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society and the 1719 Hans Herr House and Museum. To learn more, call the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society at 717-393-9745.

Andrew Richmond is the owner of Wipiak Consulting & Appraisals, and he also publishes planning tips at www.planforyourstuff.com. He can be reached at andrew@wipiak.com.

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graduated Hames bells sold for $440. A John Shelly child’s trinket chest sold for $440. A chrome retro table lamp brought $275 and a mid-century Raynor tea cart sold for $230. A Danish style chest of drawers sold for $155 and a Danish style coffee table went for $200. A miniature Steiff bear set sold for $155. A child’s pressed metal ride-on truck sold for $145; a Bachman train set, $210; a pair of Waterford table lamps, $440; and a John Brosey coverlet realized $355. For further information on this or upcoming sales, call 717-665-5735 or visit www.witmanauctioneers.com.

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Inc., of Manheim, Pa., held a multi-consignor mid-winter antique auction highlighted by two Zook dioramas. An Abner Zook 3-D diorama measuring 31-by-48-inches, dated 1982, depicting a winter snow scene and horse-drawn bobsled carrying people through a covered bridge while children ice skated on a stream sold for $16,600. An Aaron Zook 3-D diorama measuring 17-by-17-inches, dated 1995, depicting a summer scene with an oxen-drawn breaking cart carrying riders being pulled through a valley sold for $3,500. A grouping of Walter Steely furniture sold well. A Steely stepback cupboard realized $3,520; writing arm chairs, $1,430 and $990; a child’s chair, $880; a cobbler’s bench, $990; and his shop sign, sold for $1,100. Steely was a cabinetmaker and antiques dealer in Lititz, Pa. He died in 1977. His

furniture was well-constructed and typically reflected a slightly exaggerated style of period forms. For example, his Windsor chairs often had slightly bolder turnings and higher arched backs and more dramatic splayed legs as opposed to period examples. Steely’s work has always witnessed a healthy market. Other items sold included a German 1727 Bible with clasps for $1,980; an amusement slot machine, $1,200; several pairs of Jay Thomas Stauffer pewter candlesticks, $770, $748, and $460; a mustard painted screen side pie safe, $705; and a set of

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already difficult time. Be good to yourself, your family, and your stuff by starting the planning process now. You’ve borne the responsibility of stewardship for a long time, you might actually find that passing on that responsibility is a refreshing change to contemplate!

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You’ve spent the better part of your life working hard, building a happy life, and, of course, filling your home with things you love. But you’re older now, and you (or perhaps your kids) have started talking about selling the old family home and moving to smaller quarters (downsize). Or, maybe you are content to live the rest of your days in your house full of stuff, but make no mistake, your days are numbered (all of ours are). Do you have a plan for your stuff? If not, there is no better time than now. Let’s start by defining “stuff,� by which I mean your antiques, art, vintage kitsch, retro furnishings, collectibles,

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or even junk - whatever you have sought out and spent good money to acquire. As they say, you can’t take it with you, so you need to make plans for what happens to it when you or your family are ready to move it along to a new home. Why, you ask? Over the coming months, I’ll be answering the “why� as well as offering tips and suggestions on not only the planning, but also the dispersal of your stuff as well. With a dozen years in the auction business, I have seen just about everything, from smart strategies to outright terrible decisions. We’ve all heard stories about this masterpiece or that treasure found in a thrift store or at a flea market for a few bucks and later sold for a small fortune. One such find occurred last summer in Central Ohio. An eagle-eyed antiquer spotted a small collection of silhouettes in a yard sale. She snapped them up and paid the asking prices (a total purchase of less than $50). She then consigned the group to Garth’s Auctions annual Labor Day Americana auction. She did well. Two in the group turned out to be a pair by the collectible “Puffy Sleeve

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AUCTIONS

SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR 03/26/16, LUTHERVILLE (TIMONIUM), SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Antique & Collectible Markets, 2200 York Rd, Timonium Fairgrounds Exhibition Hall & 4-H Building

CONNECTICUT 03/19-20/16, HARTFORD, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 360 Broad St, The Hartford Armory 03/20/16, TRUMBULL, SUN 9 AM-2 PM, Train & Toy, 180 Hawley Ln, Trumbull Marriott Merritt Parkway

NEW JERSEY 03/19-20/16, CEDAR GROVE, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques Expo, 1050 Pompton Ave, Macedonian Orthodox Church

DELAWARE 03/20/16, NEWARK, SUN 10 AM3 PM, Sports Cards & Collectibles, 400 Ogletown Rd, Aetna Fire Hall

04/03/2016, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

GEORGIA 03/18-20/16, CUMMING, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques Market, 1321 Atlanta Hwy, Lakewood 400 Antiques Market

04/09/16, BORDENTOWN, SAT 8:30 AM-3 PM, Stamp, 3 Municipal Dr, Bordentown Senior Center 04/23/16, MULLICA HILL, SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques Steet Fair, Main St, Golden Mile Main Street of Mullica Hill

04/07-10/16, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center ILLINOIS 04/24/16, ST CHARLES, SUN 8 AM-3 PM, Toy, 525 S Randall Rd, Kane County Fairgrounds

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GallĂŠ Cameo Vase Brings $18,600 At Cowans A Kentucky painting, a French art glass vase and a Continental commode were the top lots during the Fine and Decorative Art sale held by Cowan’s Auctions on Feb. 13. Diversity and quality were the order of the day. The 436-lot sale total realized more than $486,000. A session of American and European paintings and sculptures began the auction, with “Camp Nelson Bridgeâ€? of Frankfort, Ky., a watercolor river scene by Paul Sawyier (American, This GallĂŠ cameo vase sold for $18,600. 1865-1917), selling for $24,000 as the top lot of the collection of Indiana artists, “In day. Prices include the buyer’s the Woods - Summerâ€? by premium. From Sawyier’s most Theodore Clement Steele mature period, when he was (American, 1847-1926), oil-onliving on a houseboat on the canvas, 1920, a landscape with Kentucky River and painting trees, sold for $9,000; while his surroundings, the work “Fall Landscape with Pathâ€? by depicted a view across the John William Vawter (American, river, with a canoe and several 1871-1941), oil-on-board, a figures on the water and the rural scene with a dirt lane, made $5,700. Another Indiana bridge in the background. “The Paul Sawyier painting painting, “Summer Rural was just a rock-solid example Landscape with Hillsâ€? by identified to a Frankfort Adolph Shulz (American, 1869bridge,â€? said Graydon Sikes, 1963), oil-on-canvas, depicting Cowan’s Director of Fine and pastures and wooded rolling hills typical of Brown County, Decorative Art. Another work with a topped at $8,400. Other American works Kentucky connection had an altogether different look while included “The Pastureâ€? by Charles Volkert also drawing strong bidding. A Edward town scene by Henry Faulkner (American, 1871-1935), oil-on(American, 1924-1981), circa board, an Impressionistic work 1960s, oil-and-casein-on- of Holstein cows resting in a masonite, brought $5,400. field, that sold for $12,000; Born in Kentucky, Faulkner is “Elephant Head at Crawford regarded as a folk poet and Notchâ€? by Benjamin Champney artist. He has been the subject (American, 1817-1907), oil-onof renewed interest and sever- canvas, signed, a distant view of the noted landmark, $7,200; al recent exhibitions. The session saw a boost and an illustration from “The for regional art. From the Count of Monte Cristo,â€? paintClarence and Mildred Long ed by Mead Schaeffer

(American, 1898-1980) in 1928, oil-on-canvas, was $6,150. From outside the United States, the best of the artwork included several sculptures. In Carrara marble on a green marble pedestal, a Cesare Lapini (Italian, 1848-1893) carving of “Nymph and Putto,â€? 75.25-inches high overall, brought $10,200. It capitalized on the demand for tall, fullbodied marble sculptures, which have strong decorator appeal. “Man with Bouquet,â€? a bronze sculpture by Boris FrĂśdman-Cluzel (Russian, 1878-1969), dated 1913 and marked for the HĂŠbrard Foundry, 8.25-inches high, sold for $6,600. The session of European decorative art, furniture, silver and Asian art was led by a GallĂŠ cameo vase that sold for $18,600, the second-highest price of the day. From the early 20th century, the 10.25-inch French vase had a rounded form decorated with rhododendron. The piece more than tripled its upper estimate and sold to a buyer in the gallery. Also from the session came a Louis XVI-style marquetry commode made in the late 19th or early 20th century by E. Kahn & Co. Selling for $13,530, the third-highest price of the auction, the piece was based on the original made in 1778 for the Château de Fontainebleau, later moved to the King’s bibliothèque at the Château de Versailles, and currently in the permanent collection of the Château de Fontainebleau. The commode featured a shaped marble top and marquetry veneers, with a central panel inlaid with a design of a basket,

fruit and musical instruments. Persian rugs were one of the pleasant surprises of the day. “It was a really strong part of the sale,� said Sikes. “The rug market has been soft for years.� The best examples included a Tabriz rug, late 20th century, in wool with silk embellishment $8,400; Sarouk, circa 1920 to 1930, $5,700; and a Tree of Life, circa 1890 to 1900, sold for $4,500. English silver in the session included a Paul Storr sterling silver serving bowl, 1812, incised on two sides with a crest depicting a man holding a stalk of bamboo, 10.25-inches in diameter, at $2,091. A pair of gilt silver Rococo-style candelabra made by C.J. Vander in 1963 realized $3,900. At 10.75inches high, each had two arms over a figural stem, one in the form of a male gardener, the other a female. Chinese export porcelain from the longtime collection of Stanley G. Carlson and Barbara L. Carlson of Southfield, Mich., was among the more intriguing aspects of the auction. Again, quality and diversity were paramount. A platter with scalloped edges and a pseudotobacco leaf pattern in orange, green, pink and blue, late 18th or 19th century, sold for $1,968; La Dame au Parasol plate, mid18th century, two Chinese figures in the central design, $1,968; and an Anti-Gallican Society porcelain punch bowl, second half of the 18th century, featuring the group’s arms and motto, St. George depicted as Chinese, brought $1,599. Also from the European/Asian session, a

The Paul Sawyier painting “Camp Nelson Bridge� of Frankfort, Ky., realized $24,000. Maison Goyard steamer trunk, French, second quarter of the 20th century, brought $4,612.50 despite wear; French verdure tapestry, early 19th century, depicting a wooded landscape and flowering plants, $3,120; and a Chinese painted porcelain figure of a reclining boar, was $2,880. The session of American decorative art, furniture and silver was led by a daisy-inhexagon blown glass bottle in amethyst, likely of Pennsylvania origin, late 18th or early 19th century, 5 inches high, that sold for $7,200. Of the furniture, a Kentucky Federal sugar chest in cherry, having a lower drawer and turned legs, first half of the 19th century, brought $6,600. According to family history, the sugar chest was an 1832 wedding gift. A Federal tall case clock by Elnathan Taber, Roxbury, Mass., circa 1800, mahogany with inlay, realized $6,000. One of the most prominent pieces sold was a Cincinnati art-carved secretary bookcase by Mary Louise Bentley. Having been displayed at the World’s Columbian Exposition in 1893,

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Morphy Auctions’ Firearms Sale Hits The Bull’s-Eye The First Of Its Type Was Held At Morphy’s Las Vegas Location Collectors enthusiastically pulled the trigger for Morphy Auctions’ fine firearms sale held Jan. 23. This one-day event was held in conjunction with the Las Vegas Arms Collectors show and concurrent to the SHOT Show conference. It featured examples from desirable and collectible manufacturers, firearms from specialty and boutique firms, knives and swords, historical items, and a full range of other militaria. Lock, stock, and barrel, this sale had 28 lots realizing between $5,000 and $9,000; six at $10,000 to $19,000; and two lots sold for over $20,000. All prices reported include Morphy’s 22 percent buyer’s premium. Morphy’s did not hesitate to pull out the big guns for this sale. Collectors gave Lot 94, a cased pair of J. Wilkes 20 Bore Doubles, more than a second look. Described by the cataloger as, “the most exquisite set of consecutively numbered, London, best quality doubles we have had the pleasure to offer for sale,” this dynamic duo realized $39,040. Lot 570, a phenomenal special order Winchester 1886 “Big 50” in high condition with its original factory finish, was a big hit at $18,300. And Lot 458, a pair of cased Colt Double Diamond Python/1911 revolvers produced in 1986 to honor the 150th anniversary of the company, celebrated the day at $10,980.

Firearms noted by the catalogers from Winchester as, “one of the highest continue to be quality and finest conamong favorites dition National Match with enthusipistols that we have asts, and this seen in a long time. It is sale offered over undoubtedly one of the 100 lots from finest handguns ever this legendary built.” This pretty pony United States realized $5,185. manufacturer. This auction’s These included selection of other colLot 591, a U.S. M1 lectible firearm Garand semibrands certainly automatic rifle The cased Pair J. Wilkes 20 Bore Doubles sold aimed to please. with all correct for $39,040. There was great interWRA parts and a est in Lot 93, a cased bright bore (realized $3,660); in fine condition (realized $ Belgian Browning Lightning Lot 26, an investment quality 3,660); Lot 83, a near new O/U shotgun 28 in “as new 1894 Flat Band carbine in near Model 1911-A1 Transitional condition” inside and out mint condition (realized U.S. Army pistol (realized (realized $7,320); Lot 211, a $1,342) and Lot 192, a boxed $9,150); and Lot 549, a pre-war high condition Freeman S.A. Model 62-A Gallery pump rifle 1911-A1 N.M. semi-auto pistol revolver from a premier Civil in remarkable condition, which realized $2,074. This sale also featured a high caliber offering of fine Colt firearms. Lot 632, a Diamondback .22 D.A. revolver from 1978 with a fine bore and action realized $1,586. Collectors also seemed to have the company’s pistols well within their sights. Highlights included Lot 65, a Match Target semi-automatic pistol retaining about 97 percent of its original factory blue finish (realized $1,098); A boxed Winchester Model 62-A Gallery pump rifle sold for $2,074. Lot 80, an all original, very rare boxed pre-series 70 Nickel 1911 .38 Super pistol (realized $3,660); Lot 81, a rare boxed blued .32 General The Winchester 1894 Flat Band carbine sold for $1,342. Officer’s U.S. Model 1903 pistol

War collection that had been locked in a vault since the 1960s (realized $5,185); and Lot 863, a Japanese Type 38 carbine manufactured in Mukden, Manchuria - which more than doubled its high estimate to realize $1,708. And all eyes were on Lot 659, a deluxe engraved Marlin Model 1893 rifle and Lot 389, a very rare 1st model SmithJennings rifle, manufactured in 1851. These fine firearms rifled up $11,590 and $9,760 respectively. Ammunition, books, swords, bayonets, and other militaria - including some remarkable displays - rounded out this targeted auction. Perhaps the most eye-catching was Lot 150, a one of a kind, near mint, exquisite Holland & Holland cartridge display. This bulleted beauty, which once hung in the offices

of the Holland & Holland store in New York City, realized $4,575. “This remarkable, standing room only sale surpassed all expectations. The timing in association with the Las Vegas Arms Collectors show and SHOT Show was all but perfect. Attendees seemed pleased with the variety and rarity of the offerings. They also expressed enthusiasm over having a new venue for purchasing new things for their collections as well as meeting like-minded enthusiasts. This is just the first of many successful firearm sales we look forward to hosting in our Las Vegas gallery,” said Dave Bushing, Morphy’s Firearms Division expert. For more information on Morphy’s, readers may visit www.MorphyAuctions.com.

This Belgian Browning Lightning O/U shotgun 28 brought $7,320.

This Smith-Jennings rifle sold for $9,760.

This rare boxed Colt U.S. Model 1903 pistol sold for $3,660.

This cased Colt Double Diamond Python/1911 realized $10,980.

A special order Winchester 1886 “Big 50” sold for $18,300.

A deluxe engraved Marlin Model 1893 rifle sold for $11,590.

This Japanese Type 38 carbine brought $1,708.

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What Makes A Corkscrew Collectible? What makes collectors compete for a corkscrew which ends up selling for thousands of dollars? There’s no one answer. In a recent www.CollectorCorkscrews.com auction, very different styles of corkscrew excited collectors and attracted high bids. The classical English mechanical corkscrews of the 19th century are the cornerstone of most good collections internationally. They are visually very impressive, typically made of brass or polished steel with finely turned wood or bone handles. The mechanisms are typically quite complex and a pleasure to use. They feel great in the hand and display well in a wine cellar. They are not super rare but every collection needs one. Two fine examples sold in the November 2015 online auction. One was an example of the “self adjusting” corkscrew registered in England in 1842 by Edwin Cotterill. It has a complicated perpetual mechanism with a clutch which removes the cork from the bottle and then the cork from the corkscrew. With its ebony

handle and brass barrel bearing a most impressive coat of arms badge, the Cotterill is one of the corkscrews most prized by collectors even though it is not as rare as some. Surprisingly, two Cotterills appeared in the sale with one selling for $6,300 and a lesser example for $5,300. The main difference was in the depth of the brass patina. Neither had its original patina but one had been recently polished. The better example also had its original dusting brush (for dusting the top of the bottle before opening). The other English classic was a very fine rack and pinion corkscrew complete with Edmund Lund’s bottle grips patented in England in 1838 which sold for $7,000. The patented brass barrel, rosewood handle with original dusting brush have great visual appeal but, without the rare and most distinctive bottle grips which hold the corkscrew on top of the bottle, this rack and pinion corkscrew would sell for around $500. The grips are quite fragile and often snap off. An example with one

This rack and pinion corkscrew comThe “self adjusting” corkscrew regis- plete with Edmund Lund’s bottle grips tered in England in 1842 by Edwin patented in England in 1838 sold for Cotterill sold for $6,300. $7,000. grip missing sold for $2,100. Other collectible corkscrews have little visual appeal. Instead the attraction comes from rarity and ingenuity, particularly with a patent. For example a little multitool corkscrew which also served as a keyring is frankly underwhelming! But its inventor Justus Browning received a U.S. patent in 1911 for the nail clipper feature. Though the corkscrew itself is basic, only two or three examples are known,

The Shadow Show Will Loom Over Manhattan The Manhattan Vintage Book And Ephemera Fair Will Be Held April 9 Who knows the best book fairs In New York City? The Shadow Show knows! Flamingo Eventz and Lamont Cranston plan to step out of the shadows and celebrate rare book week in New York City by announcing the return of the Manhattan Vintage Book and Ephemera Fair and The Fine Press Book Fair. Known as “The Shadow Show” because it is held in conjunction with the well-known New York Antiquarian Book Fair at the Park Avenue Armory, the show will be held on Saturday, April 9. Last year, the Shadow Show moved uptown, directly across the street from the Park Avenue Armory to The Church of St. Vincent Ferrer. It is located at 869 Lexington Avenue at 66th Street. Showgoers loved the venue and the show

promotors are pleased to be returning to St. Vincent’s this year. There are parking garages throughout the immediate neighborhood and subway stops are nearby. The show hours will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission will be $15 for adults and $7 for youths ages 12 to 21. Admission will be free of charge for children under 12 with a paid adult. Appraisals for $5 per item will take place from 2 to 4 p.m., conducted by John Bruno and guest appraisers. This show has grown steadily since its inception in 2009 to present some of the finest vintage and antiquarian book and ephemera dealers in the country, as well as Canada

prompting serious competition between collectors of U.S. patented corkscrews. The final bid was $1,860. Many simple but ingenious multitools and other devices with corkscrews are marked with U.S. patent details, particularly from that great period of invention between the U.S. Civil War and World War I. Most are worth only a few dollars but if a quick Google search only reveals the patent details, and no eBay sales, it is worth further research. A search of the CollectorCorkscrews.com database will reveal hundreds of U.S. patent sales ranging from $100 to $25,000. Some corkscrews are a mystery even to experienced collectors and the authenticity of an undocumented “oneoff” piece is often challenged. In the November sale, an imposing one-off piece 1876

An 1876 Centenial corkscrew referred to as “Old Abe” attracted interest and some controversy. It sold for $1,200. Centenial corkscrew (Old Abe) attracted considerable interest and some controversy. After keen bidding, it was finally sold to a prominent American collector for $1,200. The top handle of the lever is in the shape of an eagle and it is marked “1876 Centenial” on the bottom handle. From the ven- Inventor Justus Browning received a dor’s extensive research it U.S. patent in 1911 for the nail clipper emerges that an eagle named feature on this corkscrew. This exam“Old Abe” after playing a ple sold for $1,860. prominent role in the American Civil War, was a pop- the cork. CollectorCorkscrews.com ular attraction at the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in operate two online auctions Philadelphia. The vendor also a year for better corkscrews established that the mis- and continually has lower spelling “Centenial” was not priced items available in the uncommon at the time. If this “buy now” section of its webis a genuine item from 1876, site. Operated by collectors commemorating the cente- on a voluntary basis, nary of American indepen- C o l l e c t C o r k s c r e w s . c o m dence it is truly a great bar- maintains a public database more than 11,000 gain being the only known of example. As a corkscrew, it is corkscrews sold on the site not particularly functional. since 2008 which is an Though based on a contem- invaluable research tool for porary French lever design, buyers and sellers. The next the screw lacks a handle so auction sale is scheduled for the whole piece must be Friday, April 15 through turned to insert the screw into Sunday, May 1.

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Bayonet Collectors Club To Meet In Baltimore The national meeting of the Society of American Bayonet Collectors (SABC) will take place Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, March 18, 19, and 20, at the North Baltimore Plaza Hotel. It will be held in conjunction with the Maryland Arms Collectors famous Baltimore Antique Arms Show which will be held at the Timonium Fairgrounds. The SABC meeting will feature a hospitality suite Friday evening in which members and prospective members get acquainted and share stories

or information about bayonets and related accoutrements. The hospitality suite will also be the forum for a silent auction. On Saturday, the SABC annual banquet will begin at 7 p.m., followed by the eventful “show and tell” session featuring well-known authors and experts in the field of arms collecting. The field of bayonet collecting is expanding among students of military history. An amazing variety of bayonets and scabbards assembled by Joseph R. (Dick) Marsden

were sold in October 2015 at Redding Auctions in Gettysburg Pa. Hundreds of bayonets and scabbards from common types to unique one-of-a-kind items were sold. Highlights included a unique Pennsylvania Kentucky rifle bayonet with its socket perfectly shaped for an octagonal barrel ($2,100); a “CP” marked bayonet with extra-long blade for a Pennsylvania Derringer contract rifle ($1,900); a Confederate M/1855 attributed to the Fayetteville armory ($1,450); a Model 1868 Trowel

bayonet with scabbard ($1,400); a Confederate Model 1816 marked US / SC / WG attributed to William Glaze ($1,350); a bayonet with cast brass socket excavated at Vicksburg ($1,150); and an early Harpers Ferry stamped with U.S. in the shank and on the blade ($710). Many of those items were illustrated in wellknown reference books such as Robert Reilly’s “American Socket Bayonets and Scabbards.” Most of the bayonets fetched between $50 and

$350 each, while scabbards averaged less than $100 each. There were plenty of opportunities for every level of collector. Founded by the late Robert M. Reilly, SABC is dedicated to the research and preservation of bayonets manufactured or used in America from the 17th century to the present. It counts among its members many of today’s foremost arms experts, authors and museum professionals. Membership offers access to trustworthy identification and appraisal of

bayonets, as well as an opportunity to learn about this vast subject which includes all types of bayonets, their histories, manufacturers, markings, scabbards, and accompanying muskets or rifles. For membership information, readers may visit www.BayonetCollectors.org or contact Joe Serbaroli at 914-332-7329. The membership fee is $40 annually and benefits include four issues of the scholarly, well-illustrated SABC Journal now in its 28th year of publication. To learn more about the club’s meeting, call Joe Serbaroli at 914-332-7329.

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SELLING: A Selection Of Antiques, Collectibles, Sterling & Costume Jewelry, Old Photos, Vintage Postcards, Toys, Agateware, 45s, Comic Books, Artwork, Linens, China, Glassware, Small Crock, Various Dolls, Books, HH, Plumbing Items. Furniture: Pine Jelly Cupboard, Martha Washington Spinet Desk, Walnut Cedar Chest, Pine Pedestal Table, Pine Bucket Bench, Wicker Table, 2 Bench Tables, Mahogany Knickknacks Shelves, Ladder Back & Tavern Chairs, Round Cherry Table, Small Stands And More… Please Go To auctionzip.com ID #9683 For Photos & Updates. Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium Reduced To 10% For Cash Or PreApproved Check. Full Payment Day Of Sale. We Are Always Looking For Quality Consignments For Future Sales. Please Call Pina at 610283-8469 So We May Assist You With Your Estate Or Moving Needs. George H. Wilson, Auctioneer, AU-001020-L, 610-955-9417 S923636

ESTATE AUCTION HILL’S AUCTION, 1465 NEW LONDON RD.,

LANDENBERG PA 19350 FRIDAY, MARCH 18TH & SATURDAY, MARCH 19TH, 2016 9:00 A.M. FRIDAY: Smalls: 3 farm bells, bronze railroad bell, copper apple butter kettle, brass pots, 3 brass birdcages, Hershey milk can, Red Wing 5 gal. crock, wooden birdcage, copper teakettles, copper wash boiler, Schoolhouse clocks, Ogee clock, spinning wheel, copper Sulky Horse weathervane, spool cabinet, Lance cracker jar, RC cola thermometer, syrup dispenser, old TVs, oil lamps, large amount of early American Fostoria, Johnson Brothers Coaching Scene dishes, assorted advertising tins, Decoys by Litzenberg, Purner, Clark, Jobes, Vincent, Pratt and others, large punch bowl, cut glass, Nancy Sawin books, Durand art glass vase, flow blue covered dish, Victorian pickle caster, Pewter tea set, miniature silhouettes, sterling silver items, butter prints, collection of Royal Doulton figurines, Wedgwood, transfer, Canton platter, 8 pcs. Slipware collection, Buffalo Pottery Deldare Ware and much more! SATURDAY: Furniture: Chippendale 3 over 2 over 4 drawer high chest, Chippendale slant front desks, Chippendale 2 part highboy with broken arch top, pine corner cupboard, pine bench table with drawers, early Queen Anne walnut drop leaf table, 2 Chippendale walnut chests, Tiger maple Sheraton chest, early 1 & 2 drawer stands, 3 pc. Chippendale parlor set, Bamboo turn settee, Bamboo turn chairs, 3 early maple rope beds, Chippendale blanket chest with drawer, marble top Victorian tables, marble top washstand, fancy wicker rocker, Mahogany clothes tree, Victorian sofa & chairs, walnut & mahogany side tables, early ladder-back rocker with arms, Chippendale sofa, Chippendale wing chairs, Victorian 2 part linen cupboard, Victorian étagère, dry sink, old trunks, Victorian & Empire wardrobes, stick & ball umbrella stand, 5 corner chairs, 4 assorted marble top oriental stands, grain bin, 2 early dovetailed blanket chest, 2 Victorian towel bars, spinning wheel, 2 pc. mohair sofa set, 3 pc. Heywood-Wakefield bedroom suite, 10 pc. mahogany dining room, 5 pc. mahogany bedroom, and many other nice pieces! Two very old estates from Chester County, PA, and Old New Castle, DE! AUCTIONEER: Harold S. Hill & Son, Inc. AU001105L Office:

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Collecting Vintage Advertising Calendars Calendars have always played an important role in the everyday life of most Americans. Besides their utilitarian value, however, people have always enjoyed the interesting and colorful illustrations adorning them. Lovely women, beautiful landscapes, historical and patriotic scenes, sweet-faced children and many other themes have long been depicted on the monthly calendar. Little wonder, then, that vintage calendars hold strong appeal for nostalgia buffs. Mass produced since the middle of the Victorian era, nearly two centuries worth of these pictorial treasures wait collectors. A minor byproduct of Gutenberg’s invention of movable type, the first printed calendar was an effort by Vienna University professor Johannes de Gamundia in 1472. His calendar had 12 narrow, vertical columns - one for each month - with the individual days enhanced with religious references. Nearly three centuries later, in colonial America, the great scientific innovator and patriot, Benjamin Franklin, introduced the modern version of the calendar in the 1750s editions of his iconic Poor Richard’s Almanac. Then came the Industrial Revolution and the emergence of a truly national economy. The ordinary calendar was changed forever. It now became almost solely an advertising medium and remained that way for generations. It quickly developed into

an effective tool in many companies’ advertising strategy. On a general basis, Victorian-era calendars were unlike today’s wall types. Most were small and quite delicate and offered the whole year on a single sheet. They came in a variety of shapes and sizes, including die-cuts in the form of butterflies, fans, flowers and other designs. The individual months either clustered around a large, central illustration or were intermixed with several pictorials. Thicker paper stock was often used and many had folds, so they could stand up on countertops. Along with trade cards, ink blotters, souvenir postcards, children’s booklets and paper play toys calendars were one of the great advertising giveaways of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Advertising everything from patient medicine and all types of food products to cosmetic, household items like soap, and farming equipment, as well as rifles, ammunition and clothing for the hunter, calendars were important. Hardly anything used in the daily routine of life, as well as for its pleasures, escaped being promoted on a calendar. Calendars were similar to the trade cards and tobacco cards of the 19th-century in their diversity of lithographic illustrations. There was heavy emphasis on beautiful women, adorable children, and some patriotics. But few portrayed sports - an indication the dominant market were housewives. Basically, advertising

This is a six-fold, stand-up 1882 advertising calendar from “Youth’s Companion” magazine.

The Dunkin’ Donuts 1996 advertising calendar.

The November-December page of the 1904 calendar issued by Resinol Chemical Co. of Baltimore, Md., which was available for two soap bar wrappers. Advertising is in upper left-hand corner. calendars break down into three types: Functional - small-sized booklet, almanac style with all sorts of helpful information for the farmer and city dweller alike. For a couple of decades

This January 1920 page from a smallsize (3.25-by-5.5-inches) calendar Here is a die-cut, fan-shaped format (The Holly Leaf) with advertising for Gold with publicity by a Bridgeport, Conn., caterer. Dust soap on reverse. It dates from the 1880s or 90s.

after the Civil War, rug companies, feed and grain stores, insurance agencies, and the railroads distributed functional calendars as free handouts. Wall - includes the regular, traditional format with

Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, which celebrated America’s 100th birthday. Fairgoers were offered hundreds, if not thousands, of all types of advertising-laden freebies, including a few calendars, even though the year had begun a few months earlier. Calendars were published and distributed in the hundreds of thousands - sometimes in the millions - of Continued on page 23

This is a full-page magazine advertisement from the November 1902 issue of “St. Nicholas” for the 1903 St. Paul A January 1894 page with advertising A 1950 wall style circulated by a Hot Springs, Ark., spa. Railroad Company’s premium calendar. by West Winsted, Conn., contractor.

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SHIPPENSBURG, PA 17257 SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 2016

At 1011 Ritner Highway,

York Expo Center ~ John & Paige Smith Center

YORK, PA SAT., MARCH 26 • 10:00 A.M.

BEGINNING AT 9 A.M.

SIGNS: Porcelain Atlantic, Large porcelain Ford neon light, Tin embossed Pepsi bottle cap, 3 Different tin Sunbeam bread, Tin Kendall (different styles), Large tin Double Cola, Porcelain Mobil Gas, Tin Wayne-Mix, Tin Coke fish tail, Tin Old Gold, Tin AAA, Porcelain AAA, Porcelain PA Hotel Bureau, Tin Pennzoil, Quaker State tombstone, Several body paint shop signs, Socony, Tin Ole Injun Tonic, Porcelain Texaco fire chief, 14 ft. 2 Piece porcelain Sinclair, Porcelain flanged Opaline rough, Pennzoil outboard motor oil, AP Mufflers, Atlantic Imperial, Rakestraw’s ice cream, Double sided 7-Up curb, Camel THERMOMETERS: 6 ft. Porcelain Mail Pouch, Different styles of Pepsi, Drydene, Trico, John Deere, Morton’s salt, Martin Senour paints, ADVERTISING DISPLAY/RACKS: Coke, Anco, U-haul desk, Cott, Dormann, Standard ignition, Conoco, Gulf OILS/ADV. CANS: Quaker State various styles, Wolf’s Head, Harley-Davidson, Marvel, International Harvester, Gunk Enginekool, Sinclair, Castrol, Kendall, Shell, Sears, Pennzoil, Sapphire, Capital, Special, Veedol, Mobil, Xim, Red Bell, Autoline, Vita Power, Amolube, Penetrex, Mione, Ford, Fomoco, Mac’s, Penray, John Deere, Permatex, Gulf, Allstate, Texaco, RPM, Zerolene, Atlantic, Sohio, Amoco, Star, Cans of all styles and varieties (rocker, flat-side, 5 gallon, quart, grease, handy oilers, pints) CAR PARTS: 1000 NOS brake parts modern to early (hoses, rebuild kits, wheel cylinders, etc.), Auto lamps, Hood ornaments, Gauges, Shackles, Lights, Lenses, Spotlights, Chevy Ford, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Buick, Desoto, Model T, Hub caps, Fenders, Radios, Truck, Rings, Hoods, Fender skirts, Heaters, Bumper ends and guards, Emblems, Grill covers, Gauges, Horns, Steering wheels, Old parts of all kinds. MISC. ADV.: Cavalier Coca-Cola machine model CS-72 B, Wayne gas pump w/clock face 943, Champion spark plug display, Snap-on wheel weights cabinet, Rear end greaser, Carter carburetor rebuild kit, Peters .22 display, Early calendars, Tire ashtrays, Matches, Dealer hand outs, Several Arnold motors Carlisle PA pieces, Old labels, Champion spark plug cleaner, Lubester, Old maps, Gas pup s&p, License plate toppers, License plates, Old Ford promos films, Pepsi-Cola soda machine, Sunoco gas pump, Royal crown clock, Barrel pumps, Green and white porcelain lights, BP banner, 6 ft. Sign bracket, Sky chief pump ad glass, Automotive brochures spanning many eras makes and models, very brief listing so keep checking the web for updates, doors open at 7 A.M., box lots and misc. at 9 A.M., all auto parts to follow box lots w/second auctioneer.

10:00 A.M. Jewelry: 40+ Lots of Gold Jewelry, Small amount of Sterling & Costume Jewelry. 10:30 A.M. 300 Lots of Coins: Including High Grade Silver Dollars, 1892 & 93 CCs, 1896S, 1893S, 1901S rare & collectible coins, 1920’s Commemorative 1⁄2s, large amount of Silver Eagles, Silver Commemoratives, foreign coins, Casino Chips & much more. Check Website for List of Coins & Jewelry

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This is a page from a general stock 1949 calendar with regional advertising by a West Coast appliance wholesaler.

four to 12 pages; also, the card size with a hole in the top center for easy hanging on a nail on the wall. These two styles were faraway the norm from the 1890s to the late 1930s. Multi-folded - to be stood up. By 1900 this format had significantly faded in popularity. Advertising giveaways by the nation’s manufacturers and service industries, as well as local merchants, began in earnest with the 1876

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D olls & D ollh ous e M in ia ture A uction FRIDAY, MARCH 25TH 10:00 A.M. UNCATALOGED SALE BEGINS AT 8:30 A.M.

20 Bonnie Brae Road, SPRING

CITY, PA 19475

Directions: Route 724 to Bonnie Brae Road, follow signs.

Preview: Thursday, March 24th 12 Noon to 4:00 P.M.

Entire contents of the Hendersonville N.C. Doll and Dollhouse Museum & Artist Dollhouse Collection MUSEUM COLLECTION TO INCLUDE: DOLLHOUSES: Gottschalk, Schoenhut, Converse, Tootsietoy, Strombecker, Tiny-Bilt, Lundby, Dunham Coconut House, Wagner, and many Decorative Vintage Dollhouses, Roomboxes: Shaker w/Artist furniture, Ladies’ Fashion Shops, Speilwaren room with furniture, French schoolroom, Cass Grocery, American wood grocery, Two Wolverine tin stores, w/contents, 1950’s supermarket, Several Fancy Roomboxes with Poster Beds, Country Kitchen, and more! ARTIST DOLLS: Glenda Hooker, Rosemary Tucker, Judith Orr, Dorothy Haw, Margene, Spann, Lew Parker, Liz Stark, Gerkin, Sheila Kincaid Indians, many others unsigned including Children and babies. FURNITURE: Vintage Schneegas, German Kitchen Furniture, and Accessories, Oak Furniture, Soft Metal, Biedermeier, Ormolu Pictures, Collection of Karen Markland furniture and figures, Partelow Piano, Bespaq Bar, Natasha, Carlisle, Roger Guthiel, Clinger, Tucker, Knight, Leonard, Hoffman, Debbie McKnight, Bahl, and so much more. Artist smalls: Graber, O’Brien, McKnight, Welsh, Clark, Kachina Dolls, Indian Pottery, Mexican Shop, Sewing Room, lots of accessories, Trunks, Oriental items, large lots of Dollhouse accessories, toys, wicker, Many Needlepoint Rugs, boxes and boxes full. VINTAGE DOLLS: Three French Automatons, German, French Dolls, Great Selection of Vintage Dollhouse Dolls, Beloved Belindy, Knickerbocker Snow White and Seven Dwarfs in mint condition, Bruno Schmidt, C.M. Berman, SFBJ, Nun, Kestner 171, K*R 126, China Head, Heubach Koppelsdorf, Early Peg Wooden, Several Early French Dolls, Many great Small Bisque Dolls, Bathing Beauties, Schoenhut, German Doll in ob, Compo Kewpie, Alexander, Jane Withers, Dionne Quints (redressed), DyDee Baby, Patsy, Lenci, Alex Wendy Anne, Wave, Margaret O’Brian, Bubble Cut Barbie in ob, etc. NOTE: There will be a non cataloged sale beginning at 8:30, that will include a large selection of dolls, miniatures, accessories, dollhouses, doll clothing … more!

RON RHOADS AUCTIONEER 383 Ben Franklin Hwy. W., DOUGLASSVILLE, PA

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

Ron Rhoads AU 002045L Eileen Rhoads AU 003750L

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Extraordinary A ntiqueC ollector’sA uction SATURDAY, MARCH 26TH 10:00 A.M. 20 Bonnie Brae Road, SPRING CITY, PA 19475 Directions: Route 724 to Bonnie Brae Road, follow signs.

Preview: Thursday, March 24th 12 Noon to 4:00 P.M. Friday, March 25th 12 Noon to 4:00 P.M. Featuring Sterling from Emile Potts Saunders, Eight Western Wild Life Bronze Statues by Joe Halko, Aaron Zook Diorama Painting, Estate 14k and Sterling Jewelry, Oil Paintings, Grandfather Clock, Large Rose Medallion Palace Jars, Toys, Bronze & Sterling Bells, much more!

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FURNITURE: PA, Federal Eight Day Grandfather Clock w/inlaid case, Piecrust Tilt-top Table, Windsor chairs, Set of three Iron Plant stands, Ornate Victorian bronze and Crystal Chandelier, Late 18th Century slant Lid desk, Bird’s-eye PA. Sheraton Tiger Maple two drawer worktable, Neoclassical Mahogany three drawer sewing stand, Artisan Made Custom Iron and Wood Table, Plantation Desk, Pair of Massive Polychrome Blackamoor Statue Lamps, Early 19th century Walnut drop-lid desk, Sheraton two Part Banquet table, Mid-century Bronze Étagère, Blind door Corner Cupboard in original salmon paint, Victorian Walnut and Marble shaving stand, bronze Onyx Pole Lamp, Vonoluck Silk Co. Spool Cabinet, J.P. Coats Spool Cabinet, Pair Oars Boston college crew 1900, Wood Faklin Airplane Propeller, Pair of Large Garden Urn, Monumental Garden Urns, more. ANTIQUES: Rosenthal Romance Sterling Flatware service for 12, Gorham and Fine Arts Silver Co. flatware sets, Emile Potts Saunders Collection of Philadelphia Silver, J.E. Caldwell, Bailey Banks and Biddle, Flatware Set in fitted Case, dozens of Serving pieces, Various size bowls, Compote, Bread Plates, Repose Oval Bowl, Joe Halco Set of Eight Bronze Western Statues, Bayre Bronze Caribou, Iron Eagle Statue, Aaron Zook Cornhusking Harvest Scene, Collection of Bronze & Sterling Dinner Bells, Art Deco Bronze Theater Sconces, Dozens of Beaded and Mesh Purses, Glass and Metal Beads, Some Sterling, Vintage Lamps, Rose Medallion Punch Bowl and Palace Urns, Wedgwood, From Pratt Estate: African Masks, Borneo Baby Carrier, PNG Head Hunters Shield, African Carvings, Hubcap Piano Baby, Holiday Candy Containers, Rabbits, Santas, Figural Glass, Papier-mâché and Composition, Mercer Pottery Sconces, Edison Talking Machine with Cylinders and Horn, Toys: Buddy-L Cement Mixer, Cast-Iron Banks, and Vehicles, Hot Wheels, Slot Cars, Iron animals, Tin Windups, comic Character Toys: Charlie McCarthy, Ferdinand the Bull, Kenton, Arcade, Kilgore, Salesman’s Sample Adams Leaning Wheel Grader, Disney Character toys, Christmas items, Staffordshire figures, Howdy Doody, Weller Baldwin vase, Roseville Planters, Black Memorabilia, Iron Planters, Asian Carvings, Many Early Estate Rugs, Antique Serapi, Hamadan, Indian Baskets, Royal Doulton Plates, Limoges, Wedgwood Fancy Plates, Fulper Pottery, Fostoria Coin Punchbowl, Candy Container Heubach Child on Sleigh, French Enameled Urns, Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Slag Lamps, Ithaca Double Calendar Clock, Fred Langon Tiger Maple Tavern Table in Miniature, Dorothy Dolph Painting, Ukrainian American Paintings, Large Papier-mâché Nipper, Political Buttons: Coolidge, American League ball, Netsuke, Kodiak Bear Rug, Windsor Chairs, Early Tea Table, Grandfather Clock, San Francisco Earthquake Stereopticon cards, Trolley Car Register, Chinese Embroideries, Advertising Signs, French Crystal, Limoges Plates, and more! ESTATE JEWELRY : Fabulous Diamond Broach, Vintage Diamond Rings, Gold Necklaces, Gold Cameos, Many Fancy Stones Gold Rings, Georgian Necklace in Presentation Case, Large Grouping of Sterling, Mexican, Indian: Zuni, Navajo, Jewelry, Gold Pocket Watches Omega Seamaster, IWC 14k wristwatch and a Vacheron Constantin. much MORE! 18% Buyer’s Premium 21% Online Bidding

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Vintage Easter Decorations On Display At Haddon Heights Easter falls early this year, Heights Antiques Center is so the time to decorate for the happy to assist shoppers with holiday is now. The Haddon a special display devoted to vintage Easter. Shopgoers will find old postcards and greeting cards, eggs, baskets, bunnies, chicks, and lambs. From midcentury plastic toys or a ceramic piece to use as the centerpiece at the dining room table, it can all be found at Haddon Heights Antiques Center.

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For both collectors and decorators, the Haddon Heights Antiques Center is a treasure trove of wonderful vintage items at affordable prices. A generous discount policy is the norm, not the exception. The multi-dealer shop is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours until 8 p.m. on Fridays. This multi-dealer shop is conveniently located on Clements Bridge Road just off Exit 29 of I-295, where Haddon Heights and Barrington meet. For directions or additional information, readers may call 856-546-0555.

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, DOLLS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 2016 AT 9:00 A.M. Preview Times - Friday, March 18 From 2:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. & Saturday, March 19 From 7:00 A.M. *This Is Just A Partial Listing Of Items To Be Sold And May Be Subject To Minor Changes. Photos Representing The Entire Auction Will Be Posted On Our Website www.horstauction.com On Friday, March 18.

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17522 Sale To Be Held At The Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - Tinware; Cast Iron, Copper/Brass, Woodenware, Collection of Longaberger® Baskets; AUTOMOTIVE & OIL RELATED COLLECTIBLES; CHINA & GLASSWARE; PEANUT BUTTER GLASSES; POTTERY; LINENS; JEWELRY; BOOKS & PAPER; STAMPS & FIRST DAY COVERS; TOYS; FARM TRACTORS; MODEL TRAINS; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA; ARTWORK; HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS & MUCH MORE! Accepted Payments: Cash or PA Check, Visa, MasterCard & Debit Card w/3% Fee. No OutOf-State Checks Without Prior Approval.

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1. A Pair of Chinese Ormolu Mounted Porcelain Vases. 2. A Russian Silver Tea Caddy, Nichols and Plinke. 3. A Large 19th Century French Clock Made For The Chinese Market. 4. A Kipp Stewart For Drexel Teak Tea Cart. 5. Murano Glass Vases and Candlesticks by Antonio da Ros. 6. An Art Nouveau Period Stained Glass Triptych. 8. A Pair of Life Size Bronze Greyhounds. 9. Estate Jewelry. 7. A Circa 1900 Navajo Mission Rug. 10. John Alexander (fl. 1710-1757) Oil on Canvas. 11. Collection of Powder Flasks And Shot Pouches. 12. A Continental Furniture.

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ANNUAL EASTER WEEKEND

TOY & TRAIN AUCTIONS FRIDAY, MARCH 25TH & SATURDAY, MARCH 26TH, 2016 FOUR AUCTIONS IN TWO DAYS 10 A.M. FRIDAY, MARCH 25TH

Private Collection of PREWAR IVES, LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS in the Pavilion: Numerous IVES standard gauge sets in original boxes. A selection of early freight cars, many rare color variations, by IVES, LIONEL (TRANSITIONAL) & AF. Early accessories, too. Glass dome stations/platforms. Variety of Target, Banjo, & bell signals. IVES O gauge sets in original boxes. Windup loco sets. CONDUCTOR OUTFIT 503 PASSENGER SET complete w/Ives pin, hat, tickets & booklet, original box. Many early steam freight & passenger sets, OB: Red Hawk, Dixie Flyer, etc. AMERICAN FLYER STD. GA. PRESIDENT SPECIAL SET 1489 with set box. President Special set 1453 (first series). Pocahontas & Commander sets, among other OB sets. American Flyer prewar sets: WV set #2 Bluebird, Mont. Ward, Potomac, etc. Streamliners. LIONEL STD. GAUGE & O GAUGE sets and accessories. Lionel stove. Early electric type & steam locos & tenders. Variety of Power Houses, City Stations, panel board in crackle, early & late color schemes. Flag sets & scenic plots, bungalows. Four different varieties of The Macy’s Special set. Bing freight stations. Hafner & Marx Train sets & accessories. Great Quality & Condition throughout these 478 lots. This collector has an eye for rare color combinations & hard-to-find pieces. MTH Prosperity Special set. LTs classics racing autos. Hiawatha, etc. TH

10 A.M. FRIDAY, MARCH 25

TOY AUCTION in the Blue Room: A pleasing assortment of vintage toys. CAST-IRON toys by: Champion, Arcade, Kilgore, Kenton, Hubley, Williams. Buddy L and Marx pressed steel trucks. Windup. Japanese battery Op and friction toys. Lindstrom, Schuco & Wy andotte autos. Toonerville Trolley. Lehmann, Unique Art & Chein tin litho toys. Marx Moon Mullins & Popeye Toys. Tricky Taxis, Corgi, Britains, Midgetoy and Barclay figures & vehicles. Tootsietoy Grahams & Buck Rogers. Ideal plastic garage & autos. Cherilea Western Series. Revell circus set. Marx plastic figure sets. Selection of steam toys: Mamod Steam vehicles. Wilesco machines, engines, boilers. Erector sets: No. 101⁄2 Amusement Park set, No. 71⁄2 Ferris Wheel, No. 8 20th Century Locomotive set. Horizontal & Vertical Steam engines. AMT, Revell & Monogram model kits. PREMIUMS Lone Ranger, Gabby Hayes, Roy Rogers Badges & Rings. Captain Midnight de-coders. Cracker Jack toys & premiums. Banks. TH

10 A.M. SATURDAY, MARCH 26

PREWAR TRAINS FOR THE COLLECTOR in the Pavilion: President Special Set by American Flyer. Ives, Lionel and American Flyer Standard gauge and O gauge trains and accessories, mostly prewar.

POSTWAR TRAIN COLLECTION FROM THE ESTATE OF JOHN T. KELLY in the Blue Room: (The First 90 lots are prewar train sets). POSTWAR LIONEL SETS: Girl’s set 1587s. Halloween General set X507 NA. 1644 (1961) General set in display box. 2528 WS General Passenger set. Alaska Switcher Freight set 1611 (1959) OB. 1525 (1955) 600 MKT Diesel Freight set. PRR Congressional set. 2254 W. 1950 Anniversary set. Sets 2144W & 2141 WS. HO NYC space set. 773 Hudson w/2426 W tender, OB & set box. Manhattan type passenger cars. 671 loco & Irvington pass cars. Good selection 6464 series freight. Desirable diesel. Train sets FM type switchers. Collection of Lionel POSTWAR catalogs. ADVANCE catalogs. KMT/AMT trains like Kusan Cannonball Express. 450 High Quality Lots!

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◆ HENRY C. GIBSON - A TALE OF T WO MANSIONS ◆ TUESDAY , MARCH 22ND, 2016 starting at 10 A.M. At the height of the Gilded age, in the year 1870, Henry C. Gibson hired the architect Frank Furness to renovate his new home at 1612 Walnut St. in Philadelphia. This home is featured in the book “Opulent Interiors of the Gilded Age”. First published in 1883 the book was a photo essay of 97 of the most opulent homes ever built in the United States, including homes belonging to Ulysses S. Grant, William H. Vanderbilt, J. Pierpont Morgan, and others. Some of the objects offered in this auction are pictured in the pages of this book. In 1861 Henry Gibson chose Furness’ partner, George W. Hewitt, to design a 20,000 square foot “country house” in Wynnewood, PA, currently known as “Maybrook”. Kamelot Auction House is pleased to offer over 200 lots, without reserve, that have spent the last 100+ years residing in these two mansions.

29 Ft. Carpet

Giltwood Aubusson 5 Piece Set

72 In. Mahogany Marble Top Console

Pair 19th C. Walnut

4 Marble Columns Carved Capitals

Walnut China Cabinet

36 In. Malachite Bronze Clock

Attributed To Daniel Pabst Valentino Besarel

Daniel Pabst Set Of 18 Oak Dining Chairs

Swan Carved Marble Bench

10 Ft. Carpet

20 Ft. Carpet

Verdure Tapestry 5 Piece Set

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G. Henkels Horse 4 Giltwood Aubusson Head Chairs Armchairs

47 In. Pair 19th C. Walnut Plaques Herter Brothers Pedestal

Pair Of 53 In. French Giltwood Consoles

Pair 60 In. 19th C. Wood Blackamoors Bronze & Granite Roman Style Font Pair Marble & Onyx Pedestals

Daniel Pabst 20 Ft. Oak Table

19th Century Chinese Hardwood Corner Cabinet

Horner Bookcase

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Rare Set Of Aubusson Tapestry Entre Fenetre Panels Dated 1741

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Paintings Created By Artisans From The Friendship Heart Gallery To Be Sold All Proceeds From Artisans’ Work At Morphy’s March 20 Sale To Benefit Nonprofit the first time Morphy Auctions has teamed with a local nonprofit organization for fundraising as part of a live sales event. The caliber of the ten lots from Friendship Heart Gallery on offer in this sale is outstanding. Several paintings are abstract; others have city or nature themes. They are done by individual artists as well as by groups. A fine example includes Lot 459, a group painting titled “Light Drizzle” (estimated at $600-900) featuring several figures walking along a colorful, tree-lined street at night; Lot 461, a group painting titled “Birch Blues” (estimated at $700-900) featuring a grove of birch trees at twilight; and Lot 460, a group painting called “Rogue Wave” (estimated at

$500-800) which is a three panel canvas depicting unusually heavy seas. It goes without saying that all of the Friendship Heart Gallery paintings in this sale are highlights in their own way. “I’m excited and proud to work with the Friendship Heart Gallery. As a business owner I am grateful for the opportunity to not only help such a worthy organization, but an organization that is in my direct community as well. I hope that everyone takes a moment to look at the pieces in our auction and realize that 100 percent of the money raised from

the sale of these items will go directly to this organization,” said Dan Morphy, President of Morphy Auctions. “We are excited for the opportunity to participate in Morphy Auctions’ Fine & Decorative Arts Auction. It allows us to share the artistic capabilities of our artists with art lovers who may otherwise never hear of our gallery and

studio. The studio has more recently begun working on larger canvas collaborative pieces, in addition to our individual standard size pieces, and this auction makes it possible to display a wide variety of these new works to a larger audience. We have so much enjoyed working with Morphy Auctions. We greatly appreciate their willingness to support

such a unique gallery and provide us another space to display and promote our talented artists’ works,” said Gabi Kime, the Gallery Coordinator of the Friendship Heart Gallery. Morphy Auctions is located at 2000 North Reading Road, Denver, Pa. For more information, call 717-335-3435 or visit www.MorphyAuctions.com.

PUBLIC AUCTION Will sell the following for the Estate of Emily Miner of Hagerstown, MD; Richard L. Hershey of Hagerstown, MD having moved into a Retirement Home; Charles “Roger” Faulder of Boonsboro, MD having taken Residence in a Nursing Facility and Several Local Estates and Others. Located at the COCHRAN AUCTION COMPLEX, 7704 Mapleville Road,

BOONSBORO, WASH. CO., MARYLAND on: THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2016 - 9:00 A.M.

The painting “Birch Blues” is estimated at $700-$900.

Furniture & Antiques - Dining Room and Kitchen Sets, Bedroom Suites, Round Oak Table, Oak Mission Style Table w/Drawer, Dressers, Rocking Chairs & Other Chairs, Early Trunks, Chifforobe, Buffet, Stands of all Kind, Bookshelves, Oak Dresser w/Beveled Mirror, Nice Tabletop Showcase, Kneehole Desk, Cedar Chest, Wicker Furniture, Upholstered Furniture & Others; Paintings, Prints; Table & Floor Lamps, Large & Small Appliances; Dishes - Some Antique - Bavaria, Pink Depression & Other; Nice Jewelry Including 10K & 14K Rings, Diamond Rings and Others; Wicker Buggy, Dolls, Quilts, Area Rugs, Cast-Iron Kettle & Skillets, Small Slaw Cutters, Greensboro - PA Blued 6 Gallon Crock, Ertl & Buddy L Trucks, Longaberger® Baskets, Old GE, RCA Radios in Cabinets, Seiki Flat Screen TV, (2) Regis Fuji Bicycles, (2) Sentry 1100 Safes, Park Bench, Advertising Dustown, Baltimore, MD Tin; Lawn & Garden Tools, Power Tools, Toro & Jacobsen Push Mowers, Extension Ladders, Atlas Tiller, Air Compressor; Books, Records, Box Lots & Many Other Articles Too Numerous To Mention. This Auction is Completely Full. You Don’t Want to Miss this Auction! TERMS: Cash or approved check with positive identification. Not responsible for accidents. 10% Buyer’s Premium. Lunch Rights Reserved. Check out our website at CochranAuctions.com for photos! AUCTIONEERS: James G. Cochran, Jamie V. Cochran, Donald Lenhart CLERKS: Everett We are now accepting all kinds of AUCTIONEERS & ASSOCIATES LTD. merchandise for upcoming auction, Call 301-739-0538 for more information. 7704 MAPLEVILLE ROAD, POST OFFICE BOX 222 BOONSBORO, MARYLAND 21713-0222 Trucking is available for full estates. Open Monday thru Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (301) 739-0538 E-Mail: jgcauction@aol.com or by appointment. Web Site: www.cochranauctions.com

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Morphy Auctions is excited to announce an exciting partnership as part of their upcoming Fine and Decorative Arts sale to be held on Sunday, March 20. Although this premier auction features over 500 paintings and outstanding selections of decorative and functional items, fine antiques, and jewelry, all eyes - and community-wide interest - will certainly be on the ten outstanding works of art created by the talented area artists from Friendship Heart Gallery. All items from this sale are on display in Morphy’s Denver, Pa., auction gallery and available for preview now. Friendship Heart Gallery, a Lancaster, Pa. creative arts studio for artists with developmental and intellectual disabilities, does remarkable work and is deserving of full community support. The gallery is a project of the Friendship Community, a Christian ministry cultivating capabilities of individuals with developmental disabilities in southcentral Pennsylvania since 1972. This is

The painting “Rogue Wave” is estimated at $500-$800.

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The painting “Light Drizzle” is estimated at $600-$900.

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These are Thursday daytime class participants. Photo courtesy of the Friendship Heart Gallery.

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Kenny’s Auction AUTOMOBILE 12:00 Noon: 2008 Lincoln MK2, 4 dr. sedan, soft top; 15,710 miles. A1 excellent condition, garage kept; WARRANTY 3-4-17 38,000 miles. FURNITURE 1:00 P.M.: Pennsylvania House cherry breakfront china cabinet; cherry dining table & chairs; cherry Queen Anne silver cabinet; cherry coffee table; PA House drop leaf cherry stand; pr. balloon back chairs decorated by Wallace Leach, Shippensburg; 4 pc. J. Raymond Smith, Shippensburg walnut pineapple poster bed, dresser w/mirror, chest of drawers, nightstand; Smith shaving mirror; splint rocker; spinning wheel; child’s rocker; 3 pc. Ethan Allen cherry bedroom set; camelback trunk; oak clothes tree; walnut needlepoint organ bench; Smith walnut slipper chair; Smith footstool; cherry Grandmother clock; oval gold mirror; 2 brass floor lamps; cherry liquor cabinet; sofa; chairs; Oreck sweeper; nice handicap scooter; JAMES SMALL, Shippensburg custom made period style furniture: 2 walnut tall narrow corner cupboards; large walnut display cabinet; cherry blind door corner cupboard, plank door hanging cabinet, walnut swan cutlery tray, walnut dry sink, swan wall box; pr. painted urns. POTTERY: Rare Carey & Co., Shippensburg, PA multi glaze redware jug; John Bell, Waynesboro handled spittoon; Zeigler, Newville blue decorated pitcher; Cowden 3 gal. cherries crock; 4 gal. Cowden snowflake crock; 4 gal. blue clover leaf crock; Mocha Worm covered bowl; Mocha Worm pitcher; etc. EARLY CHINA: Rare Clews 13 Colonies large blue platter; Clews 13 Colonies plates & cup plate; Gaudy Dutch various patterns; Franklin Tomb coffeepot; Salopian cups/saucers; Flo blue Schindt teapot set; Gaudy ironstone pitcher; Etruscan shell & seaweed - teapot, pitcher, mustache creamer/sugar. LIGHTING: Brass & Onyx piano lamp w/red satin shade; New Juno rayo lamp; pr. marble & brass lamps; Majolica kerosene lamp. BUFFALO POTTERY: Deldare/Emerald 80+ piece collection - humidors, chargers, teapots; large trays, tankards, chocolate pot, etc. BUFFALO POTTERY PITCHERS: Roosevelt Bears, Robin Hood, John Aren. GLASSWARE & CHINA: Burmese fairy lamp; RS Prussia chocolate set; RS Prussia berry set; Elephant miniature lamp; red Bohemian; pr large Cranberry Lustres; set of Royal Doulton “Winthrop” china; Weller corn jug; Majolica pitcher; Fulper vase. JEWELRY 11:00 A.M.: Heavy gold bracelet; gold necklace; 21⁄2 dollar gold necklace; Hamilton watch; lockets; Egyptian gold pc.; Serv 12 Lunt sterling flatware. TIFFANY STERLING 220+ pcs. flatware in various patterns. MISCELLANEOUS: 18 hole pewter candle mold on stand; Early banjo clock; polished copper apple butter kettle; copper boiler; Sheraton mirror; C.K. Hinkel, Shippensburg coverlet 1856 John Kore; slant front miniature walnut desk; Rotz oaks fork; copper bucket; miniature splint baskets; walnut box; oak wall telephone; wood trough on stand; PRR locomotive brass bell; G. Musser straw fork; Leroy Kennedy, Newville, mallard hen/drake; Brass candlestick phone; mortised stool; copper teakettle; iron Scotty dog; braided mat; quilt; 3 fold oak mirror; walnut frames; pictures. COINS 10:00 A.M.: 1881 Ten dollar gold pc.; (2) 1880 five dollar gold pcs.; 1851 one dollar gold pc.; 1796 large cent; proof & mint sets; commemorative coins; silver certificates. NOTE: The Kohrs had very nice pieces PREVIEW Thurs. 8-5 P.M. & Friday 8 A.M.-7 P.M. Myra Jane Kohr Estate And the late Lee Kohr SPEAKER: Friday March 25, 7:00 PM: Master Cabinet maker James B. Small will be speaking about the furniture Lee & Myra Jane commissioned, joinery, carving and answering any questions you may have. A ll are invited *****NO OUTSIDE LINE OF BOX LOTS Terms: Cash, good check, Visa, MC, Debit cards. 13% Buyer’s premium discounted to 10% for cash or good check. Kenny’s Auction 717-264-6578 AuctionZip.com ID#1421

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Model Trains, Toys & Railroadiana Will sell the following at

Book, Ephemera & Postcard Auction – 800+ Lots

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Collections from Robert E. Jones Est., Allentown, et al.

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Wednesday, March 23rd at 11:00AM

MODEL TRAINS: Over 220 cataloged lots including Prewar & Postwar Lionel; MTH: Williams; Vintage American Flyer Steam Locomotives and Passenger Cars; Marx; and Rail King. Highlights include Marx #3000 Riding Train; American Flyer #649 Circus Passenger Car; #25515 USAF Flatcar/Rocket Sled; Lionel #616 Gray Cab Flying Yankee; Lionel #726/2426W Loco/Die Cast Tender; #671/ 2671 PRR Turbine/Tender; Marx Monon 81F Powered unit & Dummy; American Flyer #322 Union Pacific Loco/Tender; Lionel #2360 Tuscan Single Stripe PRR GG-1; Marx 2002 Handcar w/Blue/Yellow Dancer; #176893 Deluxe NYC Boxcar: American Flyer #660, 661, 662, 663 Set and much more. TOYS: Over 120 cataloged lots including; Hot Wheels; Johnny Lightning; Dinky; Matchbox; Barclay; Britains; Chein; Hess; Tootsietoys; Nylint; Tonka etc. Highlights include Barclay Soldiers - Telephone Man, Soldier w/Dog, Antiaircraft gunner and many other soldiers; Marx Milk Delivery Wagon; Hot Wheels #6268 Custom Charger in Blister Pack; Nylint #2800 Guided Missile Carrier - too many to list! RAILROADIANA: Approx. 25 lots including Signal Lamp LVRR; C&O Caboose Light; PRR Brass Bell; NYC and PRR Dining Car China; various Lanterns and more. UNCATALOGED: Approx. 100 tray lots including a wide array of toys, trains, transformers, track, parts, train catalogs etc. Uncataloged items are only available to onsite bidders and will not be offered for online bidding. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Will begin with cataloged items promptly at 10 A.M. Uncataloged tray lots sold after catalog items - no online bidding for uncataloged tray lots. Complete catalog online. Printed catalog upon request. Online bidding available through Invaluable/AuctionZip.com.

Preview: Tuesday 10:00 – 6:00 PM; Day of Auction 8:00 AM 400+ UNLISTED DISCOVERY BOOK LOTS: A HUGE selection of quality book lots, in addition to the listed lots. 1800's thru the 2000's, THOUSANDS of books encompassing all categories and subjects! LISTED LOTS will follow at approximately 1:30PM: POSTCARDS: 50+ lots, containing thousands of postcards, encompassing many subjects from all periods. Included are, Local Cards, topicals, real photos, U. S. and foreign views, illustrated, holidays, greetings, comics, & many others. FOLLOWED BY: BOOKS & EPHEMERA: 400+ listed lots, 1600’s to 1900’s, Including, first, limited, signed and collector’s editions, leather bound, sets, private press, classics, hand colored, fine & decorative bindings, many Lewis Carroll books, advertising items, signed books, saless dummies, account books, color plates, floral plates, prints, engravings, magazines, stock certificates, advertising trade cards, broadsides, comics, puzzles, geographies, tobacco cards, atlases, documents, deeds, autographs, posters, photographs, maps, scrapbooks, plus many other types of ephemera. SUBJECTS INCLUDE: Children, natural history, Civil War, book collecting, literature, architecture, American Indians, African Americans, Americana, WW I, military, expositions, automobiles, ships, railroads, aviation, games, fishing, nautical, KKK, genealogy, erotica, movies, farming, religion, PA German, PA History, Christmas, sciences, politics, Americana, American West, local history, holidays, Judaica, exploration, medical, Disney, travel, art, antiques, sports, cooking, various illustrators including Kirchner, Denslow, Dore', Rackham, Chagall, Pogany, Prang and others.

Preview Friday, March 18 from 3-6 P.M. and Sale Day from 8 A.M. TERMS: Cash. Visa/MC/AMEX/Discover accepted. 13% buyer’s premium discounted 3% for cash or approved check. Online bidders buyer’s premium 18%. Statements made day of sale take precedence.

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THURSDAY, MARCH 17 AUCTION TIME 3 P.M. ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, COIN & BOX LOTS AUCTION Multi Estate auction w/lots of quality … Highlights include pewter, redware slip plates, quality quilts, hanging corner cupboard, painted pine stepback cupboard, painted farm table, artwork, bayonet, cast iron, Mahogany furniture stove buckets, wooden bowls, good sleds, lots of old Apothecary items, eggs baskets and much more … Coin auction has approx. 300 lots and will include gold coins, silver bars, bulk silver and lots of other coins… Auction schedule … Auction starts at 3:00 P.M. with antiques, Box lots sell at 3:30 P.M. Furniture sells at 5:00 P.M. Coins sell at 6:00 P.M.

Terms by PA Auction Center AH001873. All major credit cards accepted. 13% buyer’s premium is discounted to 10% with cash or approved check. Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertisements … We are 1⁄2 hour S. of Lancaster. 11⁄4 hour west of Philadelphia. From Strasburg Rt. 896 for 4 mi. to White Oak Rd. Turn right. Auction on right. From Quarryville. Rt. 372E for 3 mi. Left onto May Post Office Rd. Right onto White Oak Rd. Auction on left.

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SATURDAY, MARCH 19 AT 9:00 A.M. Block 1 9:00 A.M. misc. smalls to include ammo, hunting related items and much more. Guns sell at Noon Highlights to include: 7. Remington 870 Wingmaster 12 Ga. 8. 1911 Ejercito Argentino 1927 45 Colt. 13. Smith & Wesson SW40 VE 4040 S&W. 14. Mossberg 472 PCA Lady Liberty Special 30.30. 15. Ithaca 37 Featherlight 16 Ga. 17. Remington 760 Gamemaster Basket Weave, 270 Pump Action. 18. Winchester 1910 S.L. 401 Semi Auto Take Down w/Clip. 19. Browning 81 BLR 358 Cal. Lever Action w/Clip. 20. Winchester 88 Pre ’64 308 Lever Action. 21. Winchester 88 308 Lever Action. 22. Winchester 94 Pre ’64 32 WIN SPL. 23. Savage 24 V Series D 222 Over 20 Ga. 24. Remington 141 32 REM Pump Action. 25. Savage 170 Series B 30.30. 26. Remington 7600 30.06 Pump Action. 28. Remington 141⁄2 38.40 Or 38 WCF Pump. 29. Remington 141⁄2 44 REM Or 44 44 WCF Pump. 30. Remington 14 35 REM Pump Action. 31. Remington 14 30 REM Pump Action. 32. Remington 12A 22 S L LR Pump Action. 33. Remington 12A CS 22 REM Special, Pump. 34. Remington 12C 22 S L LR Pump. 35. Remington 12 22 S L LR Pump Action. 36. Remington 25 32 WCF Pump Action. 37. Remington 25 25.20 Pump Action. 38. Ruger Red Label 20 Ga. Over & Under. 39. Springfield 410 Ga. Side-by-Side. 43. Uberti Henry 44.40 Cal. Lever. 44. Remington Numrich Arms 45.70 Buffalo Gun. 45. 1884 US Springfield 45.70 Trap Door. 47. Marlin 99 M1 22 LR Semiauto. 48. Marlin 989 M2 22 LR Semiauto. 49. Remington 870 Express Magnum 20 Ga. 58. Colt Army Special 38 Cal. 6 Shot. 59. Colt New Service 38.40 6 Shot. 60. Colt Lightning 38 Cal. 6 Shot. 61. Colt Thunderer 41 Cal 6 Shot. 64. Cimarron Uberti 38 Colt & S&W Lightning. 65. Cimarron Uberti 357 Magthunderer. 66. Ruger Vaquer 44.40 WIN, 6 Shot. 66. Ruger Vaquer 44.40 WIN, 6 Shot. 68. Western Arms Uberti 44.40, 6 Shot. 74. Ruger P95DC 9mm X 19 Ca. Pistol. 75. Colt Official Police 38 SP. 76. US Rock Island Arsenal 1903 30.06. 80. Custom Mauser 243 Bolt Action Target Gun. 81. Interarms Mark X 458 WIN Mag, Elephant. 82. Ruger No 1 220 Swift Falling Block Single Action Target Gun w/Bausch & Lomb Balvar 24 Scope. 83. Sako VL63 Finnwolf 308 Lever Action. 84. Sako L61R Finnbear 30.06 Bolt Action. 85. Sako VL63 Finnwolf 308 Lever Action. 86. Sako L61R Finnbear 300 WIN Mag Bolt. 87. Sako L579 Forester 243 Bolt . 91. Colt 2000 “All American” 9mm Double Action. 93. Smith & Wesson SD 40 VE 40 Cal. 96. Ruger M77 243 Bolt Action. 97. Winchester 100 “Pre 64” 1st Year 308 Semiauto. 99. Remington 572 Fieldmaster 22 S L LR Pump. 100. Winchester 59 WIN-Lite 12 Ga. Semiauto. 101. Smith & Wesson 1000s Skeet 12 Ga. Semiauto. 102. Smith & Wesson 1000 12 Ga Semiauto. 103. Remington 1100 20 Ga Semiauto. 104. Browning X Bolt Medallion, 30.06 Bolt Action. 105. Antique German Drilling By Prima Krupp Stahl 9.3X72 Over 16 Ga. 106. Ithaca 37 Featherlight 20 Ga. Pump Action. 107. Winchester 71 348 Lever Action Deluxe.

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Exciting New Book On Decorative Tiles Published Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. recently announced the release of its newest decorative arts title, “Tiles & StylesJugendstil & Secession: Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts Design in German and Central European Decorative Tiles, 1895-1935” by Ken Forster.

Jugendstil and Secession movements in design. Both were variations of international Art Nouveau and rejected the conservative aesthetics of mainstream art. In Part I of the book, the author places these movements within the context of

and Germany, Ken Forster earned an M.A. in philology and modern languages from New College, Oxford, having also attended the Universities of Vienna and Aix-enProvence. After being granted a diploma in fabric design from the Derby College of

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Pottery made at the University of North Dakota, Alternative American Ceramics, 1870-1955,” and “Biographies in American Ceramic Art, 1870-1970.” For further information, including how to order, visit www.schifferbooks.com.

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firm manufactured a wide range of over-the-counter patent medicines, including their best-selling sarsaparilla. Hood’s “Calendar Girl” concept was a national favorite. The calendars were part of the company’s giant giveaway program which also offered album cards and pictorial story books for boys and girls. From 1891 to the early 1920s, Hood gave away more than five million calendars each and every year. Also heavily involved were Swift, the ham and bacon folks, and Chicago-based N. K. Fairbanks Co. for its Fairy brand bar soap. Each year these and other firms advertised their free advertising calendars - sometimes a product wrapper or two was

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AUTOMOBILES WANTED. LOOKING to buy old foreign cars, especially British. Will purchase in any condition, also buying parts. Call Ed, 856-816-7321.

MUSIC BOXES WANTED Buying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes, Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing in all Antique Resortation Services for over 60 years. Ask for Gerald Wright. Rita Ford Music Boxes, 1253 Springfield Ave. #304, New Providence, NJ 07974, 908-377-3225, 212-535-6717. www.ritafordmusicboxes.com

ANTIQUE & VINTAGE Textile dealers WANTED. Textile show & sale 4/16-4/17 in Sicklerville, NJ. Contact carnivalofcollectables@gmail.com 856-545-3187

MUSIC BOXES WANTED, highest prices paid. Gems to junkers- we buy, sell, repair. Chet Ramsay Antiques, 2460 Strasburg Road, Coatesville, PA 19320. 610-384-0514

1800-1970 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, TRAINS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS for the HIGHEST PRICES! No one will pay you higher for Tin Toy Collections! 856-547-5521 ragtimetoys@comcast.net

CARNIVAL, CIRCUS, FREAKS, Sideshow, Amusement Parks, Coney Island, Nude Photos, Steel Pier, Pinups, Strippers, Burlesque, Auto Thrillshow. Nostalgia Enterprises, Box 300, Lockport, NY, 14095. 716-433-9418.

GUNS WANTED

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

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

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

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info@century20antiques.com MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-525-2969, posterboss@aol.com OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947

LOUIS ICART ETCHINGS Bill Holland, 610-470-5925 or Renningers Sunday Antique Market, Booth A-53, Adamstown, PA 8am-1pm, email bill@hollandarts.com

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

WANTED OLD LETTER Press Equipment, wood/ lead letters, or anything printing related. Also looking for Blacksmith Anvils. Call 440-693-4232.

ALL HUMMELS WANTED: Still paying the best prices. Call John Rokicki 610-213-2361.

ANTIQUE/ OLD GUNS WANTED1 piece or collections. House calls made. Cash paid. PO Box 83, New Tripoli, PA 18066 blackbear3@enter.net 610-417-0909. Serious buying since 1959.

WANTED: WORLD COINS, U.S. paper money, currency, medals, tokens, gold, diamonds. CASH paid wepaymore@live.com 610 371 0505

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

COLLECTOR LOOKING FOR well-kept (1900-1970) Lionel, Flyer, Marklin and Ives Trains & accessories, will pay generously for them call Dr. Bob 215-348-0944

RECORDS & COMICS! Over 40,000. Silver & Golden Age. Huge Sale 40% discount. Located at The German Trading Post on RT 272 Denver, Pa. Open Daily. Soul, Doowop, Rock, Picture Sleeves, Elvis, Beatles, rare 45’s $2 each.

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Vintage Tube Electronics DEAD OR ALIVE Audio Equip. - Vacuum Tubes Speakers - Ham & Military Radios Surplus Parts - Test Equipment Hi-Fi Stereo & More

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WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items. Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA.

SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.

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TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cards and Memorabilia to a Collector. Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709, kdomo22951@aol.com

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS MANUALS Wanted most years and models. Also sales brochures, service manuals, etc. TMC Publications, 6308 Deer Park Rd., Reisterstown, MD 21136. 410-526-4495. www.tmcpubl.com

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