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Cabin Fever To Hold Spectacular Antique Train And Toy Sale FRIDAY MARCH 29, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 13

Political Collectors To Gather In Titusville, N.J., For 16th Annual Button Show And More American Political Items Collectors (APIC) National Nonprofit Set For April 13 Show And Sale

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This is a large Marklin tin litho “Bahnhof” station. Cabin Fever Auctions is pleased to annouce it will hold a large antique train and toy sale on Saturday, April 6, starting at 10 a.m.

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Canadian Stoneware Water Cooler Brings $30,680 At Miller & Miller Auction on page 10

This is a Lionel 1912 New York/New Haven/Hartford 0-4-4-0 in dark olive.

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Online Auction Will Take Place On April 6 Tony Lee (right), a Titusville, N.J., resident, political historian and president of the Big Apple Chapter of the American Political Items Collectors (APIC) national nonprofit hobbyist association, discusses political ephemera with fellow collector and APIC member Chris Daniels (left), of Mount Arlington, N.J., during a recent political-memorabilia gathering in Lower Manhattan. East Coast collectors of political buttons, badges, ribbons and related ephemera will meet in Titusville, N.J., on Saturday, April 13, to sell, trade, and display memorabilia from elections throughout the centuries. This 16th annual gathering will be held at the Titusville United Methodist Church from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Attendees from multiple states may expect to see a wide variety of political items, ranging from 2020 presidential-campaign buttons promoting Donald Trump, Cory

Booker, Kamala Harris and Bernie Sanders to items from former presidents such as Teddy R. and Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama. The gathering will be hosted by the local chapter of the American Political Items Collectors (APIC) national nonprofit hobbyist association, dedicated to preserving political history. “We invite the young and old alike to learn more about collecting buttons, posters and other items from campaigns throughout American history,” says Tony Lee, a Titusville resident, political historian and president of APIC’s Big Apple Chapter. “Most political items don’t survive the elections in which they were issued, so to see an ‘I Like Ike’ apron or a Continued on page 2

Bottoms up! A unique collection of whiskey-related stoneware, glassware, and advertising will be offered in an online auction conducted by Andrew Richmond on Saturday, April 6. Featured in the event are stoneware advertising and miniature jugs, pre-Prohibition shot glasses and bar bottles, and advertising signs and tip trays. Other items for sale range from an Anna Pottery pig flask to railroad silver plate and dinnerware, as well as snuff boxes and nautical-themed china. There are no reserves, and all items will sell to the highest bidders. “It’s an impressive selection of material, primarily from a single collector in the Midwest,” said R i c h m o n d . “Whiskey and other liquor-related advertising continue to be highly sought by buyers. And that’s just one component of the sale.” The sale will feature approximately 500 lots, including more than three dozen one-gallon stoneware jugs advertising whiskey or liquor distillers and distributors. More than 70 miniature stoneware jugs with stamped or scratched advertisements promoting liquor makers and sellers, and over 100 pre-Prohibition advertising shot glasses. There is a collection of

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pre-Prohibition advertising bar bottles, more than four dozen glass historical flasks, and a collection of figural flasks, including an Anna Pottery pig. There is a collection of tip trays with whiskey advertising and a large collection of snuff boxes in a variety of materials, including scrimshaw and horn. Also, a collection of silver plate and china from the Pennsylvania Railroad, a collection of B&O Railroad pattern china (antique and Continued on page 2

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vintage), and a collection of American Marine pattern china will be offered. The auction will be Richmond’s first solo sale. He has more than 10 years of experience in the auction industry, having served as a specialist and auctioneer at two Ohio firms, Garth’s Auctions in Columbus and Cowan’s Auctions in Cincinnati. “Although I am not getting back into the auction business full-time, I am looking for opportunities, such as this, for interesting and desirable collections that could make a fun auction,” stated Richmond. The theme of the sale fits perfectly with Richmond’s interest in Americana. He handles a variety of quality American antiques through his antiques business, the Ohio Company Antiques & Art, under whose name this auction will be run. He is also the president of Wipiak Consulting & Appraisals, which

specializes in appraisals and advising for museums and private collectors across the United States. The online catalog for the April 6 auction is available at www.ohiocompanyantiques.com. The auction will begin at noon on Live Auctioneers. Online bidders may leave bids prior to the sale, or bid live. For more information, readers may call Andrew Richmond at 740-972-5094 or email andrew@ohiocompany antiques.com.

Sarasota Estate Auction Featuring Edward Hopper Painting, Tiffany Tea Service, And Chippendale Desk Set For March 31 Exciting One-Day Sale With 800 Lots Expected To Yield Great Results Andrew Ford of Sarasota Estate Auction recently announced that the collections for the upcoming Sunday, March 31, auction will include several outstanding pieces with great variety for collectors, including fine art, outstanding furniture and select silver. Early on his list of highlights is a watercolor-andpencil-on-paper attributed to Edward Hopper, signed “Edward Hopper” and “Gloucester 1956.” It is a previously unrecorded painting by the artist. The watercolor depicts the Orthodox

Congregational Church in Gloucester, Mass. A period Chippendale mahogany reverse serpentine slant-front desk attributed to William King, circa 1775, Salem, Mass., will be offered. The brasses and escutcheons have been replaced, and the interior small drawers once had bale handles but have been replaced with pulls. There will also be a Tiffany & Co. sterling tea set in scarce Chrysanthemum pattern, engraved “Presented to D.B Robinson by the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company 1896.” Signed “Tiffany & Co.” 9251000 sterling silver, approx. 203 troy oz., Tiffany & Co.’s Chrysanthemum pattern is one of the most magnificent and celebrated sterling silver This signed and dated painting is attributed to designs of the 19th Edward Hopper depicting the Orthodox century. The patCongregational Church, Gloucester, Mass. tern was designed

The seven-piece sterling tea set with presentation engraving is by Tiffany This Chippendale mahogany reverse & Co. in the scarce Chrysanthemum serpentine slant-front desk is attrib- pattern. uted to William King, circa 1775, coin-operated nickelodeon Salem, Mass. and several Swiss and by Charles T. Grosjean (1841- French music boxes. There is 88) in 1880. Grosjean was also an outstanding selecresponsible for several inno- tion of Chinese Export from vative designs for Tiffany dur- the Qing Dynasty. A late ing the last quarter of the addition to the sale is a 19th century. The pattern was collection of equestrian patented on Sept. 21, 1880, paintings by several listed and represents flowing American artists. shells, flowers, and foliage of The sale will be held live the Rococo Revival style. in the gallery located at 6030 Additional paintings in N. Lockwood Ridge Road, the auction include works by Sarasota, Fla., and also on Charles Francois Daubigny www.liveauctioneers.com. and Thomas Sully. The Sully More information is piece features a sitter he available by calling painted more than once. 941-359-8700 or visiting Other items will include a www.sarasotaestateauction.com.

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On Thursday, April 11, local author Tim Richardson will have a book signing event at the Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium from 5 to 7 p.m. His book titled “Creekbanks” is a fictional story, but the people and places are real. Richardson’s story is based on the life of a Rancocas Creek farmer, Michael McBride, who except for his service during the Civil War, never ventured far from the stream’s banks. He was born and raised on the farm and expected he would live out his life and be buried on this land that had been home to the McBrides for nearly

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and a U.S. Navy veteran. “Creekbanks” is his first book. The Emporium display case for the month of April will be filled with rabbits, chicks, and other items to decorate for Easter and Passover. The Emporium courtyard will soon be filled with great items to enhance any garden or patio. The Emporium is located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J. It is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours on Thursdays until 7 p.m. For additional information, call 609-747-8333. Happy antiquing. be $3 for each adult. Any child 12 years or younger will enter free of charge. To encourage a lifelong love of political history and collecting, each child will receive assorted buttons, free of charge, to start his or her own personal collection. Free appraisals will be offered for all political items brought in by members of the public, and members of the public also may bring items for the group’s auction, with a commission rate of 10 percent of the overall sale. Baked goods and other items, as well as hot coffee and tea, will be available (with food proceeds benefiting the church and its ministries). For more information, contact Tony Lee at 609-310-0817 or tonylee08560@gmail.com.

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My Thoughts On The Sale Of The $100,150 Super Mario Bros. Nintendo Game On Feb. 6, H e r i t a g e Auctions sold a rare first-release, factorysealed copy of Super Mario Bros. for the original Nintendo Entertainment System (known as the NES) for $100,150. The copy sold was a sticker-sealed edition that was first released when the original Nintendo system was test marketed in New York and Los Angeles in 1985, prior to its national launch. The game was graded by WATA games in 9.4 condition. The day after the sale, my email was brewing with questions asking what my thoughts were on the sale. Rather than address all the questions I got individually, I decided to write this article instead. Before we get to my thoughts on the actual sale and what it means for the hobby of collecting vintage (and modern) video games, we have to take a look back as to how we got here. I received my Nintendo Entertainment System when I was 11 years old. Up until this point, I was an avid video and computer game enthusiast. I was lucky enough to own an Atari 2600 home video game system and an Apple IIc home computer. Both were readily used for games. I spent countless hours captivated by the electronic worlds they created.

When the original Nintendo launched in 1985 with little fanfare, I was 9. By early 1987, the NES was everywhere. Nintendo knew how to advertise, and both the games and graphics on the original Nintendo were incredible compared to anything at the time. By the age of 12, I was an avid Nintendo fan. Video games would come to define the next decade of my life in some form or another. It was also during this time that I was a collector of comic books, coins, and toys. Vintage video games were becoming serious collectibles, so at the age of 19, I started buying and selling vintage video games on eBay. By this time, I had a massive personal collection of games spanning across almost every home video game system ever made, but there was always something special about each and every Nintendo system ever created. The games were just magical. Fast forward to 2005, and the vintage video game market had been transformed. Pre-Nintendo video games and systems such as Atari, Colecovision, and Intellivision were falling in price and popularity. The speculative markets that ushered in these items as serious collectibles was fading. Nintendo and post-Nintendo systems from the likes of Sega, NEC, and SNK were skyrocketing in price. By 2012, it would be

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weight they place on this sale. A lot of speculators are incorrectly equating brand-new modern video games as investments as a result of interest in the vintage market. This is a miscalculation on their part, and there is no justification to even think that the hobby of vintage video games will become as high profile as numismatics has or even be on par with sports card collecting. This sale tells us none of that, and should excite owners of factorysealed vintage video games, but few others. Nintendo is a behemoth that created an industry of nostalgic franchises. As a result, it should come as no surprise that its products, vintage or modern, are being sought after. What should cause caution is how much money speculators pour into vintage video games chasing gains that may or may not ever materialize. In fact, I would caution that most

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DELAWARE 04/06/19, NEW CASTLE, SAT 9 AM-2 PM, Train & Slot Car, 198 S Dupont Hwy Rt 13, Nur Shrine Center

11/04/18 TO 03/31/19, GILLETTE, SUNDAYS 7:30 AM2 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Indoor Market, 500 Meyersville Rd, Meyersville Grange 188 Hall

04/07/19, NEW CASTLE, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Collectible & Antique Toys, 198 S Dupont Hwy Rt 13, Nur Shrine Center

NEW YORK 04/05/19, NEW YORK, FRI 9:30 AM-5 PM, NYC Vintage Photo Fair, , The Watson Hotel

04/25-27/19, KUTZTOWN, THURS-SAT 8 AM-4 PM INDOOR THURS 10 AM-4 PM SHOW FIELD, Antiques & Collectors Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Antiques Center

GEORGIA 04/11-14/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

04/12-14/19, BINGHAMTON, FRI 5 PM-8 PM SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 907 Upper Front St, SUNY Broome Ice Center

04/26-28/19, PHILADELPHIA, FRI & SAT 11 AM-8 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Art, Corner of League Island Blvd & Kittyhawk Ave, The Navy Yard

OHIO 04/26-27/19, WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, FRI & SAT, Antiques Market, , Fayette County Fairgrounds

04/28/19, BARTO, SUN 8 AM, Record & Music, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market

05/09-12/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center IOWA 04/12-13/19, IOWA CITY, FRI NOON-6 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Postcard, Stamp, Collectibles, 4265 Oak Crest Hill Rd S E, Iowa City Iowa 4-H Fairgrounds ILLINOIS 04/28/19, ST CHARLES, SUN 8 AM-3 PM, Antique & Collectible Toy & Doll, 525 S Randall Rd, Kane County Fairgrounds NEW JERSEY 03/30-31/19, MORRISTOWN, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 430 Western Ave, Morristown National Guard Armory 03/31/19, POMPTON LAKES, SUN 8 AM-1 PM, Vintage Advertising Collectors, 15 Perrin Ave, Pompton Lakes Elks Lodge 04/07/19, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 04/13/19, TITUSVILLE, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Pinback Button, Corner of River Rd & Church Rd (Rt. 29), Titusville United Methodist Church 04/14/19, WAYNE, , Mechanical Music Extravaganza, 1 Pal Dr, Wayne Police Athletic League 04/20/19, MULLICA HILL, SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques Street Fair, Main Street (Golden Mile), Antique & Specialty Shops on Main St

04/27/19, BERLIN, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Early Country Antiques & Primitive Goods, 3558 US Rt 62, Heritage Community Center PENNSYLVANIA 03/30/19, PHILADELPHIA, 8 AM- 5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Market, 121 N Columbus Blvd, Phila Flea Markets 04/05-06/19, BELLEVILLE, FRI 10 AM-6 PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 11 Walnut St, Belleville Community Hall 04/06/19, MARYSVILLE, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Indian Artifacts, Just Off Rts. 11/15, Marysville Lions Club 04/06/19, MECHANICSBURG, SAT 9 AM-2 PM, Brewery Collectibles Show & Crownvention, 5401 Carlisle Pike, Radisson Park Inn 04/07/19, BARTO, SUN 8 AM, Antique Extravaganza, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market 04/12-14/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Shows of Early Antiques etc., 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market

04/13/19, BARTO, SAT 8 AM, Hunting & Fishing Swap Meet, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market

04/28/19, DENVER, SUN OUTDOOR & PAVILION 5 AM INDOOR 7:30 AM, Sunday Extravaganza, 2500 N Reading Rd, Renninger's Adamstown 04/28/19, LANCASTER, SUN 10 AM-2 PM, Dolls, Toys, Teddy Bears, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center 05/04/19, WORCESTER, SAT 8 AM-2 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Market, 1031 Valley Forge Rd (enter @ 3020 Griffith Rd), Community Hall 05/10-12/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Shows of Early Antiques etc., 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market VIRGINIA 03/30-31/19, HAMPTON, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Big Flea Antiques Market, 1610 Coliseum Dr, Hampton Roads Convention Center 05/04-05/19, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN11 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Pottery, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, The D C Big Flea Market 05/10-11/19, FISHERSVILLE, FRI & SAT 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques Expo, 277 Expo Rd, Expoland

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03/30/19, NAZARETH, SAT 10 AM & 1 PM, 10 am - Sports cards & memorabilia; 1 pm - Coin & currency, 330 W Moorestown Rd (Rt 512), Dotta Auction Co. Inc. 03/30/19, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Signs, Gas & Oil Clocks, Vintage PA License Plates, Trailers, Hood Ornaments, Push Lawnmowers, 1950's Garden Tools, 2000 Dodge Van, Commonwealth Fire Hall 2045 N Sherman St, Gary L. Gladfelter

04/04/19, KINZERS, THURS 10 AM, Taxidermy, Music Machines, Postcards, Advertising, Automobilia, Pin Up Girl Collection, Firehouse collection of Helmets, Belts, Miltiaria, 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International 04/06/19, BARTO, SAT 9 AM, Sporting and Oddities, Treasure Barn @ Jakes Flea Market 1380 Rt 100, Kimberly K Auctions

04/02/19, GLEN ROCK, TUES 2 PM & ST JUDE'S 5 PM, Big Boy toy, antiques and Saint Jude's benefit auction, 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrlys Auction Service Inc.

04/06/19, DOUGLASSVILLE, SAT 10 AM, Large "O" scale, Lionel, spectacular std gauge & European catalogued & others train auction, Merritt's Antique Clock Complex 1860 Weavertown Rd, Cabin Fever Auctions

04/03/19, CHESTER HEIGHTS, WED 2 PM, Multi-Estate Antique Auction, Wilson's Auction Gallery 344 Valleybrook Rd, Wilson's Auctioneers & Appraisers

04/06/19, FREEBURG, SAT 9 AM, 1060 Peanut Butter Glasses, Freeburg Community Center 11 E Church St, Kenneth E. Hassinger & Neil A Courtney

04/03/19, DENVER, WED 9 AM, Automobilia & Petroliana, 2000 N Reading Rd, Morphy Auctions

04/06/19, NEWVILLE, SAT 9 AM, Signs, Thermometers, Antiques & Collectibles, World War II, Johnny Unites Football Card, box lots, Newville Lions Club Fairgrounds 433 Shippensburg Road, Jones & Martin Auctions

04/03/19, EAST EARL, WED 5 PM, Prewar, modern tinplate, Marx etc. train auction, Shady Maple Banquet Hall 129 Toddy Dr, Cabin Fever Auctions 04/03/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE WED 10 AM, Dolls, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & Online w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 04/03/19, POTTSTOWN, WED 10 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles featuring vintage kitchen lot, artwork, city antiques, silver teapots, bikes, furniture, baseball cards & library etc., 62 E High St, Curtis Wilson 04/03/19, RICHLANDTOWN, WED 1 PM & 3:30 PM, Antiques/Collectibles featuring pottery, porcelain, glassware, trad cards, postcards, vintage linens, reference books, painting & prints etc.; 3:30 pm Coins/Currency, Benner Hall 1260 Cherry St, J Pandur Auction Service LLC

04/06/19, ORWIGSBURG, SAT 10 AM, Firearms, furniture, antiques, jewelry, coins, railroad, mining, military, trains, glass, pottery, paper, comic books, instruments, breweriana, baseball etc., Auction Time Bid Board 1506 Centre Tpke, Auction Time Bid Board/Blums Auction 04/13/19, HOLTWOOD, SAT 8:30 AM, Antiques, collectibles, quilts, lawn & garden equipment, building materials, bicycles, tools, power tools and much more. Craft Sale 4/12 5 pm-8 pm, Rawlinsville Fire Company 33 Martic Heights Dr, Rawlinsville Fire Company VIRGINIA 04/12-21/19, WILLIAMSBURG, BID ONLINE FRI 4/12 THROUGH SUN 4/21 1PM EACH DAY, International Corkscrew Auction, www.collector corkscrews.com, Paul Luchsinger

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1,000 + LOTS TO BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDER!

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VERY PARTIAL LISTING! RR LANTERNS, PRIMITIVE TOOLS, MILITARY BAYONETS AND OTHERS, 4 MATCHING OAK LAWYERโ S BOOKCASES, MATCHING OAK FILES, ORNATE HIGHBACK OAK BEDS, PRIMITIVES TABLES/BENCHES, IRON YARD SETS, WILLOW OAK FURNITURE, TOBACCO TAGS AND CUTTERS, SILVER DOLLARS AND COINS, COKE AND PEPSI SIGNS, EMB. TIN SIGNS, DIE CUT SIGNS, THERMS., FLANGE SIGNS, EARLY OIL CANS, LICENSE PLATES, TOBACCO BASKETS, SEV. CASTIRON PANS, EARLY TOYS, JARS AND BOTTLES, STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, COLT LAWMAN 22 PISTOL, COLT 1911 WWII COMM. PISTOL, NOS 357 RUGER VAQUARD, NOS RUGER BLACKHAWK 45, GLOCKS, SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES, AMMO, COUNTRY STORE ITEMS, POSTAL BOXES, PRIM. WORKTABLE, PIE SAFES, ADV. WOOD BOXES, BLACKSMITH FORGE, FLAT WALL CUPBOARDS, GOAT WAGON, MARBLE TOP SERVERS, OAK HALL SEATS, CARNIVAL GLASS, STONEWARE, NC POTTERY, APOTHECARY BOTTLES, FIRE KING, ALADDINS, EARLY POSTCARDS AND STAMPS, WEATHERVANES, PEDAL CARS AND TRACTORS, WAGONS, EARLY HANDMADE QUILTS, MUCH MORE!

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IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE...

“OUR ANNUAL KICK OFF TO SPRING AUCTION” FEATURING THE DOLL COLLECTION OF THE LATE CAROL AMIGO OF BROOKVILLE, MARYLAND (OVER 1,000 DOLLS TO BE SOLD AT NO RESERVE) ALSO ITEMS FROM OTHER LOCAL ESTATES INCLUDING ANTIQUE FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COLLECTIBLES, CHINA, GLASSWARE, FRAMED ARTWORK FROM NOTED RUSSIAN ARTIST, OTARI SHUIK, FRAMED PRINTS, NUMEROUS SMALLS, SHOP TOOLS, POWER TOOLS, LAWN MOWERS, PLUS SO MUCH MORE YET TO BE LISTED … KEEP CHECKING WEB FOR UPDATES & PHOTOS. Dozens of beautiful antique bisque dolls from the late 1800s to early 1900s, ranging in size from 3” to 32”; antique and vintage dolls in porcelain, cloth, papier-maché, celluloid, wood, and plastic; artist-signed reproductions of antique dolls, including Googley and Bru; national costume dolls; Kewpies; Bye-Lo; vintage Raggedy Ann; Japanese dolls and display figures; limited-edition dolls; NIADA and NFDA dolls; 20th-century toy and collector dolls including Madame Alexander, 1940s bisque Nancy Ann Story Book, Muffie/ Ginny, Barbie, American Girl, Hallmark, Effanbee, etc.; large fashion dolls; paper dolls; automata; large range of doll furniture, including carriages, chairs, cabinets, beds, Victorian-style couches; 1940s dollhouse; miniature furniture & china; doll clothes and accessories; doll collector books. Also Steiff animals, collectible bears. DOLLMAKERS INCLUDE: KESTNER, HEUBACH, ARMAND MARSEILLE, EHS, HERTEL & SCHWAB, NIPPON, RECKNAGEL, MORIMURA, S&H, MAJESTIC REGAL, GOEBEL, WOLF & CO., MADAME ALEXANDER, NANCY ANN, VOGUE, EFFANBEE, EEGEE, HORSMAN, GANDA, DANBURY, LENCI, LE MINOR, FRANKLIN MINT, AND MANY MORE. DOLL ARTISTS INCLUDE ANNETTE HIMSTEDT, MIRREN BARRIE, PAT KOLESAR, ROTRAUT SCHROTT, PATTI-JANE, etc. AUCTION TO BE HELD

SATURDAY, APRIL 6TH, 2019

AUCTION STARTING AT 9:00 A.M. • DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 A.M. LOCATION OF AUCTION: FREDERICK

FAIRGROUNDS, HEATED BUILDING #12

797 EAST PATRICK STREET,

FREDERICK, MD

21701

HUNDREDS OF LOTS TO BE SOLD IN THIS ONE DAY AUCTION EVENT 3 AUCTIONEERS SELLING AT ONCE - NO INTERNET BIDDING!!! MORE PHOTOS TO BE ADDED RIGHT UP UNTIL FRIDAY, APRIL 5TH. SO PLEASE KEEP CHECKING OUR WEBSITE. ITEMS STILL ARRIVING FOR THIS AUCTION EVENT!!! TERMS OF AUCTION: 10% Buyer’s Premium Added To The Hammer Price. Cash And Traveler’s Checks Accepted. We Do Not Accept Credit Cards. Out-Of-State Checks Accepted With A Letter From Your Bank Stating That You Have A “No Bounce Check History” Dated 5 Days Prior To This Auction Date Of April 6th, 2019. The Auctioneer Has The Right To Refuse Any And All Checks If He Wishes To Do So. Any Questions About This Policy Please Contact The Auctioneer. All Items Sold As-Is And Where-Is Payable Day Of Auction. All Announcements Made On Auction Day Shall Take Precedence Over Previously Distributed Information. Not Responsible For Any Accidents. Bring Your Trucks For Easy Loading. Maryland Sales Tax Will Be Collected Unless You Have A Maryland Sales And Use Tax Certificate. Out-Of-State Buyers Please Provide Us With A Current Copy Of Your retail Sales License Or You Will Have To Pay The Maryland Sales Tax. PLEASE VISIT

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THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2019 • 10 A.M.

Walter Wilcox Burridge Edison Standard Phono Blue Decorated Stoneware Cheese Dome

Fine Majolica Cheese Dish 2½ Inch Sulphide Marble With Eagle

Royal Vienna Neoclassical Vases Minnie Frazer Ward Oil On Canvas

THE PRIVATE COLLECTIONS AUCTION PART TWO PLUS ADDITIONS **** Shelley Cheese THIS AUCTION HAS EVERYTHING FROM Dish Malaysian Kris Dagger THE WILD TO THE UNIQUE.

TAXIDERMY, MUSIC MACHINES, THOUSANDS OF ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE POSTCARDS. OVER 100 PIECES OF FINE ART, QUALITY FURNITURE, WATERFORD CRYSTAL, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STONEWARE AND PORCELAINS INCLUDING A BLUE DECORATED JOHN BELL CROCK, WILLIAM HARE CROCKS, CHEESE DISHES, HEREND, ROYAL BONN, SHELLEY. ADVERTISING, AUTOMOBILIA, PETROLIANA SIGNS AND CLOCKS, OIL CANS. A PIN-UP GIRL COLLECTION, 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY OPTICAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTS. A FIREHOUSE COLLECTION OF HELMETS, BELTS, A GAMEWELL CALL BOX AND FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. INTERESTING WEAPONS AND MILITARIA. Majolica A GREAT AUCTION! ONE YOU MUST ATTEND!!! Lady Feeding Swan

PREVIEW: TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 2019 • 10-6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2019 • 10-4 P.M.

Large Magic Lantern Slides

A Pair Of Porcelain Figural Vases

Kellogg Oak Wall Telephone

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1920’s-30’s Mid Manhattan Fire Helmet

Civil War Soldiers Tintype

William Hare Crock German Violin By Salzard

Thousands Of Postcards 6 Ft. J J Hicks Female Pocket Grizzly Barometer

Caribou Bobcat

Little Willie Miniature Wood Stove Firemen’s Belts

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Gamewell Call Box

Hoosier-Style Cabinet

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Canadian Stoneware Water Cooler Brings $30,680 At Miller & Miller Auction Tulip-Inlaid Shrank Sells For $10,030 A Morton & Company stoneware water cooler from the early 1850s, made by Justus Morton in Brantford, Ontario, Canada, soared to $30,680 to take top lot honors in Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd.’s 499-lot Canadiana and Historic Objects Auction, held Feb. 9 online and in the New Hamburg, Ontario, Canada gallery. All prices quoted are in Canadian dollars and include a buyer’s premium. The water cooler easily surpassed its $15,000-$18,000 estimate and was elaborately decorated with figures, including a man wrestling with lions with fish-like heads, a man smoking a pipe, a woman taking snuff and others with Greek, Roman or biblical origins, rare for utilitarian pottery. Morton left Lyons, N.Y., in 1849 to found Canada’s first stoneware pottery factory. The auction was a treasure trove of Canadian history, one that included signs and advertising, historical photographs

and ephemera, clocks, folk art, decoys and primitives, early pottery, fruit jars and stoneware, sports memorabilia, paintings, heirloom furniture and more. Many, but not all of the items in the sale were specific to Canada, hence the title Canadiana and Historic Objects. “Overall the sale was extremely well-received and brought out a number of serious Ontario collectors and dealers who’d never attended a Miller & Miller auction event This tulip-inlaid masterpiece schrank made before,” said Ben Lennox in Upper Canada (Hanover or Gray County) in of Miller & Miller Auctions. the second half of the 19th century and “Many bidders made the attributed to John Klempp sold for $10,030. two- to four-hour car drive www.millerandmillerauctions.com. from all over Ontario, places Phone and absentee bids were like Collingwood, Kingston, also accepted. The furniture category Windsor, and Niagara, to name included a schrank a few.” “The best of the best, the (Pennsylvania German for a rare, the unique and the extra- two-door clothing wardrobe), a ordinary items continue to tulip-inlaid masterpiece made shine. Beyond the water cooler, in Upper Canada (Hanover or which was among the surprise Gray County) in the second half lots of the sale and really excit- of the 19th century attributed ed the crowd, we once again to John Klempp ($10,030), as saw incredible strength with early Ontario license plates, Canadian art, advertising signs, clocks and early toys. It was a great way to kick off 2019,” continued Lennox. The auction attracted around 200 people to the gallery and thousands more to online via This rare early Canadian Grand Trunk Railroad A pair of 1910 rubber Ontario plates bid with serial number “9215” with no LiveAuctioneers.com, lithograph advertising poster signed “Toronto Invaluble.com and the Lithographing Co.” and titled “The Globe Special cracks realized $8,850. Miller & Miller website, Train, Passing Dundas” sold for $5,400.

A ca. 1890 “sample model” miniature canoe attributed to John Stephenson (Peterborough, Ontario), known as the “grandfather of the Peterborough canoe,” sold for $6,900.

The Morton & Company water cooler from the early 1850s, made by Justus Morton in Brantford, Ontario, elaborately decorated, sold for $30,680. Morton left Lyons, N.Y., in 1849 to found Canada’s first stoneware pottery factory.

well as a Great Waterloo County harvest table holding three drawers with wood pegged turned legs, 72 inches long with original stain ($4,025). Antique Canadian license plates proved to be popular with bidders. Top lots included a pair of 1910 Ontario plates made from rubber with whitewall bar, having no cracks ($8,850); a pair of 1916 Ontario cloth-bound cardboard temporary plates, Serial #T1050”

($5,310); and a rare pair of 1911 cobalt porcelain enamel plates made by The McClary Stove Company ($2,070). Timepieces also performed well. An English tall case clock with the dial, signed “Ryrie Birks, Toronto,” 104 inches tall, purchased at an Ontario estate sale in the 1950s, brought $7,670; a Pequegnat “Regulator #1” said to be the finest weightdriven office clock ever made, Continued on page 11

SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA AUCTION SATURDAY MARCH 30TH, 2019 AT 10:00 A.M. DOORS OPEN AT 8:30 A.M. We will do uncataloged items at 9:30 A.M. Preview: Friday, March 29th, 2019 from 4-7 P.M. 330 W. Moorestown Road (Route 512),

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COIN & CURRENCY AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 30TH, 2019 AT APPROX. 1 P.M. DOORS OPEN FOR COIN PREVIEW 10:00 A.M. Preview: Friday, March 29th From 4-7 P.M. 330 W. Moorestown Road (Route 512),

NAZARETH, PA 18064 TO BID FROM HOME GO TO THE LINK BELOW:

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10 A.M. VINTAGE KITCHEN LOT 10:30 A.M. ARTWORK & CITY ANTIQUES 11 A.M. SILVER TEAPOTS 11:30 A.M. BIKES | NOON FURNITURE 1 P.M. BASEBALL CARDS & LIBRARY 1:30 P.M. HESS & DIECAST TOYS 2 P.M. SLOT CARS & TRAIN PICTURES 2:30 P.M. TOOLS, NASCAR & MATCHBOX FURNISHINGS: Leaded glass room divider. 5 ft. Victorian oak showcase with 5 ft. oak, slant front display case. Depression china cabinet. Mahogany dining set. Farm table. New and old Oriental rugs. Bronze lamp, Pair of swan lamps. Collection of good lighting. Atwater Kent Radio. Oriental vases. Rosenthal china. Sets of good China. 4 ft. Oil on Canvas “Artists at the Museum”. Wallace Nutting. Maxfield Parrish, Napoleon & Royal prints. Plenty of used furniture. High-top table w/2 chairs. Iron Patio furniture. Iron wine rack. Modern Carving set by Boda Nova. Two dozen chocolate molds. Nambe teapot. Beer Trays and Steins. LP custom drum shop 30” Bongo w/case. Antique auto horn. Vintage red enamel-top kitchen table. COLLECTION OF RED HANDLE KITCHEN UTENSILS, 100 pieces. Black Memorabilia tabletop collectibles, 40 pieces. Advertising boxes. Rubik’s cube collection. Good postcards & Paper ephemera. Small groups of COINS and stamps. Records. Mid-century record carousel. BIKES, TOYS & COLLECTIBLES: Vintage Raleigh Superbe bicycle plus seven vintage 10 speed bikes. Two Firefighter pedal cars. Four slot car sets. 1980’s & 90’s Hess trucks, about 50. Plenty of diecast cars & trucks. Ceramic houses. Brush trees. 150 BASEBALL CARD SETS from the 1980’s & 90’s. 150 unopened Bubble gum baseball cards, 80’s & 90’s. Brass baseball player token sets. Baseball Bobble heads and figures. 100+ BB books. NASCAR jackets. Hunting goods. Sleds. Ship’s light. Stephen King books. DVD Collection. Preview: Tuesday, April 2 from Noon till 3 P.M.

MULTI-ESTATE ANTIQUE AUCTION WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3RD STARTING AT 2 P.M. Preview Tues., April 2nd • 12 Noon-7 P.M., Wed., April 3rd • 10 A.M.-2 P.M. at WILSON’S AUCTION GALLERY, 344 Valleybrook Road, Early 19th Century Oval Portrait Paintings

Terms: Cash, Penna. Check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, AmEx, Debit. First time buyers: check payments accepted only if accompanied by bank letter of credit. Buyer’s Buye Premium: 15%. Breitlinger & Sons Grandfather Clock

50 pc. “Acanthus” Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Flatware Sigfrido “Sigi” Pineda 1960s Wall Plaque, Taxco 135 Feet Hairpin & Victorian Iron Fence Mexico

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CHESTER HEIGHTS, PA 19017

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Rock Island Armory 911 .45acp Pistol, Ruger LCP .380 Auto Pistol, Anderson Manufacturing AM 15 .22cal LR Long Riﬂe

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National Association Of Milk Bottle Collectors Convention Scheduled For May 10 And 11 Two-Day Event To Be Held In Sturbridge, Mass. The National Association of Milk Bottle Collectors (NAMBC) will hold its 39th annual convention at the Sturbridge Host Hotel and Conference Center in Sturbridge, Mass., on Friday and Saturday, May 10 and 11. The event provides association members and

nonmembers the opportunity to share their knowledge and interests, plus buy, sell, and trade milk bottles and other dairy items. The two-day event includes educational exhibits, an awards banquet, a hospitality mixer, educational seminars, and a large auction of milk bottles and other

dairy memorabilia. All attendees over the age of 16 must register at the convention, beginning on the morning of May 10. Registration fees cover all convention events, including the Saturday auction, except the banquet dinner on May 11. The convention registration

fee for NAMBC members is $10. For nonmembers, the registration fee of $20 covers not only admission to the convention and auction but also a one-year NAMBC membership, which includes a 12issue subscription to the fullcolor publication, “The Milk Route.” The convention’s long history is testimony to its popularity and vitality. The

public is welcome to attend. Preregistration by mail is highly recommended prior to Monday, April 15. To join the NAMBC’s nearly 700 members, the annual membership fee is $25, $27 for Canadian addresses, and $30 for international locations (via air mail). Membership includes 12 issues of “The Milk Route,”

the official monthly publication of the NAMBC (with free classified advertising for members), as well as a printed directory of all members. To join the organization or register for the convention, readers may visit www.milk bottlecollectors.com. For additional information, email Penny Gottlieb at pennygottlieb18@gmail.com.

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UNCATALOGUED TRAIN AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 30TH AT 10 A.M. Preview Begins at 8:00 A.M. 1860 Weavertown Road

DOUGLASSVILLE, PA 19518 (In The Merritt’s Antique Clock Complex) Absentee Bids Accepted.

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35 inches tall with a refinished case, realized $4,025; and an American-made 14-carat gold 1930s Walt Disney presentation watch by Hamilton, engraved “To RK 1937 from (Walt Disney),” made $1,770. A 1960 face mask allegedly used in practice by the legendary Montreal Canadians hockey star Jacques Plante, but never worn in an actual NHL game, retrieved from the trash in 1963 by his former teammate John “Fergie” Ferguson Sr., rose to $4,720. Also, a miniature canoe, made around 1890 and attributed to John Stephenson (Peterborough, Ont.), known as the “grandfather of the Peterborough canoe,” one of only four known “sample models” by him, hit $6,900. A rare early Canadian Grand Trunk Railroad lithograph advertising poster signed “Toronto Lithographing Co.” and titled “The Globe Special Train, Passing Dundas,” housed in a 34.25-by-28.25 inch frame, left the station for $5,400. Also, an oil-on-canvas painting by Frank Shirley

Always Accepting Quality Consignments: One Item Or Entire Estate FULL SERVICE AUCTION CO. Reasonable Commissions. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE. Terms Of Sale: Cash, Approved Check, Visa, MC or Discover; 13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% Discount for Cash or Check. Plus 6% Sales Tax.

This English tall case clock with the dial signed “Ryrie Birks, Toronto,” 104 inches tall, purchased at an Ontario estate sale in the 1950s, sold for $7,670.

Panabaker (1904-92), signed lower left and titled “Georgian Bay,” changed hands for $3,300. A Canadian-made, 1930sera Schneider’s porcelain sign boasting an early version of the iconic “Dutch Girl” graphic and with superb color and gloss, 22.5-by-46.5 inches, made $5,015, while a German Belsnickel Christmas store display, larger than usual at 18.5 inches and meant to hold candy, made of handpainted papier-mâché composition with felt clothing and a real fur beard and hair, holding a genuine feather tree with blown glass ornaments, commanded $3,000. Surprise lots that well outperformed their pre-sale estimates included a fire captain’s walking stick from Yorkville Station 312 (Toronto’s oldest firehall, built in 1878 and still in operation), with a highly ornate gold-filled handle inscribed to “Captain Urwin” and dated 1905 ($1,770), and an amber skater’s lantern, with no chips, cracks or damage ($1,495). To learn more about Miller & Miller Auctions, call either 519-573-3710 or 519-716-5606 or visit www.MillerandMiller Auctions.com.

A German Belsnickel Christmas store display, larger than usual at 18.5 inches and meant to hold candy, made of handpainted papier-mâché composition with felt clothing, brought $3,000.

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The rare, Canadian-made 1930s-era Schneider’s porcelain sign with an early version of the iconic “Dutch Girl” graphic, great color and gloss, 22.5-by-46.5 inches, sold for $5,015.

ANNUAL SPRING ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES & ADVERTISING AUCTION

SATURDAY, APRIL 6TH, 2019 • 9 9:00 0 A.M. 17020 Dover Road, DUNDEE, OH 44624 *1 Mile East of Mt. Eaton on State Route 250*

Join us for an incredible cataloged auction of antiques, primitives, furniture, blue decorated crocks, advertising and more for our annual Spring Auction. We will start the morning at 9:00 A.M. and sell in catalog order. 1927 BUGATTI REPLICA ROADSTER: Type 35b Fiberglass Body Kit Car Roadster. Chassis is titled on a 1961 Volkswagen subframe. Engine is a recently rebuilt 1968-69 B5 block code 1600cc single port with performance Hydraulic lifters & cam. 12-volt power system and 4-speed transmission. Built to original specs, running lights, brake lights, headlights, rear wheel drive. No turn signals, per the era. Newer fuel cell, gas gauge works when it wants to. Very clean and solid car to drive or display. Garage kept. Odometer: 578 miles. 500+ LOTS ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES, FURNITURE: Painted pie safes, jelly cupboards, pewter cabinets, hanging pie safes, cubby cabinets, postal cabinets, dry sinks, map cabinets, wooden bowls, sugar buckets, dough bowls, baskets, goat wagons, trunks, dress forms, pantry boxes, butter churns, sleds, sleigh bells, 2 wheel coffee grinders, spool cabinets, farm tables, 32 pane ﬂat wall cupboard, weathervanes, stained glass windows, architectural pieces, cast-iron urns, moose horns, caribou mount, bear traps, walnut end tables, early samplers, lots of small primitives and so much more. 25+ DECORATED STONEWARE: To include, rare Miller & Hanshumaker (Matamoras, OH), Oddfellows handshake, plus lots more. 50+ ADVERTISING SIGNS, GAS PUMPS & MORE: Phillips 66, double-sided Holstein sign, ice cream signs, ﬂange signs, Coca-Cola, Exide Battery, Willard Battery, US Royal Tires, Dunlop Tires, Remington Tires, Gates Tires, thermometers, oil cans, wooden phone booth, National Phillips 66 gas pump. This sale is loaded with great pieces of painted furniture, small primitives, advertising and more. Be sure to view the photo gallery! We are always taking consignments and complete estates. Consignments are taken on Mondays from 9 A.M.-4 P.M. TERMS: 10% Buyer’s Premium on all sales. Cash - Check with proper ID - Credit card. 4% additional \Buyer Premium for credit card payments. ABSENTEE BIDDING AVAILABLE. ONLINE BIDDING AVAILABLE. Online Buyer’s Premium: 20% Good Food Stand on Premises: Byler’s Barbeque For information contact: Atlee Raber - Auctioneer (330) 473-2448 | (330) 359-5905

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Check www.auctionzip.com ID #579 for more information and photos. There will be 2 auctioneers selling some very nice STD GA and O GA Mixed (Prewar and MTH tinplate). Look for photos soon for Postwar, Modern, LGB, and Other Mixed Trains we’ll be selling as well a a number of REALLY nice layouts in Z, N, HO, O, Etc.

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Morphy’s Rolls Out Premium-Grade Advertising For Automobilia & Petroliana Auction On April 3

ANTIQUES, SPORTING & ODDITY

SATURDAY, APRIL 6TH 9:00 A.M. (preview 7:00 A.M.)

Highly Prized Examples In Unheard-Of Condition Set To Cross The Auction Block

This massive Ford V8 porcelain dealership sign, 75.5-by-40.5 inches, 8.75plus condition, will be estimated at $15,000-$25,000.

This Pennsylvania Oilproof Vacuum Cup Tires double-sided die-cut tin The 15-inch single-lens globe for flange sign with image of well-dressed Beacon Gasoline, with beaming light- woman, patent date 1907, marked house image, will be estimated at “The H.D. Beach Co.,” will be $7,500-$15,000. estimated at $15,000-$25,000.

Station tin flange sign. It carries the image of a young woman in Art Deco attire, pointing gracefully at one of the company’s meters. With colorfully lithographed sides, it is in condition 8.75-plus and 8.5, respectively. The second, a doublesided die-cut tin flange sign advertising Pennsylvania Oilproof Vacuum Cup Tires, harkens to around 1907 and bears the image of a welldressed woman of that period. “Very few examples of this sign are known to exist,” said Mihovetz. “They hardly ever come up for sale.” Petroliana collectors never tire of pretty Polly, the vibrantly hued parrot mascot for Polly Premium Motor Oil. Posed on her perch and boasting excellent color and gloss, she graces Morphy’s sale roster from the front of a scarce onequart Polly can graded 8.9. It will take more than a cracker to take Polly home on auction day. Morphy’s is well-known in the collector community as the go-to source for elusive gas pump globes in superior condition. A fantastic array awaits bidders on auction day, including several that are especially hard-to-find, such as the 15-inch single-lens globe for the West Coast company Beacon Gasoline. Finished in bright primary colors with an appealing graphic of a beaming lighthouse, this is an extremely rare globe. In all, there are 85 stunning gas globes from which to choose, each a work of art on glass. An excellent example of an etched one-piece Independent brand Royal Gasoline globe is graded 9.0, while a perennial collector favorite, a 15-inch Jones Bros. Red Hat Gasoline & Air globe, is on its original metal body. Now a quaint reminder of the early days of “filling stations,” an all-original Correct

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1380 Route 100, Terms: All items sold as-is, 10% Buyer’s Premium, 13% w/CC; 6% PA Sales tax.

Measure five-gallon visible gas pump has never been cleaned or opened. Remarkably, all of its mechanisms are in working order, and the cylinder is in nice condition with original Tydol coloration and a desirable patina that can only be

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and only minor edge wear, the 23-by-23.5-inch clamshellshape sign is rated a solid 9.5 out of 10. Hailing from Great Britain, a very rare double-sided diecut porcelain sign for Morris Trucks is designed as a headon view of a radiator emblazoned with the slogan, “Buy British and be proud of it.” Displaying excellent color and gloss, it is one of the best examples of its type that Morphy’s team of experts has ever seen. Its sides are rated condition 8.9-plus and 8.75-plus. Big, bold and all-American would be the way to describe one of the auction’s top highlights, a sensational Ford V8 porcelain dealership sign. It’s so large at 75.5-by-40.5 inches that it had to be designed as two parts that fit together perfectly and seamlessly. Henry Ford wouldn’t have had it any other way. The result is an iconic piece of advertising in beautiful 8.75+ condition. Advertising signs featuring stylish ladies have always commanded a premium price, and there are two such signs worthy of special mention in the sale. The first is a highly sought-after Boyce Moto Meter Authorized Service

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PUBLIC ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 30TH, 2019 11:00 A.M. 954 Garfield Avenue, LANSDALE, PA 19446 This sale will contain something for everyone, including history buffs interested in the life of the common person during the 18th century. Lawn and Garden tools, Power and Hand tools, Pewter, Crocks, Redware, Stoneware, 35mm Cameras, Cutlery, Hunting equipment, Electrical tools & parts, Pantry boxes, Cast-Iron Cookware, Lanterns - battery or candle, Anvil - new - 55 lbs., Rye baskets, Bovine horn, Molds for fishing and hunting use, Wool blankets - some Hudson Bay, Canvas (wall?) tent, vinyl LPs, Camp axes, Bayonet carriages, Wooden water buckets, Cask with spout, Fire set, Bedroom furniture, Nice chest-of-drawers, Small furniture, Storage tins, Milk can, Curios, Fusil de chasse, Period clothing, Box lots, and were still uncovering things! See Auction Calendar at www.lesbeyerauctioneer.com for photos and updated list.

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If condition is king, then expect a red carpet to be rolled out on Wednesday, April 3, as Morphy’s presents a regal auction line-up of gorgeous signs, gas globes and early pumps in a 746-lot Automobilia and Petroliana Auction. The high-octane selection includes many entries from collections that were established back when petroleum-related items in pristine condition were much easier to find. “There are many signs in this sale that would be hard to improve upon. They would be considered upgrades for even the finest of known private collections,” said John Mihovetz, head of Morphy’s Automobilia and Petroliana division. A case in point is the outstanding double-sided Shell Motor Oil die-cut Motor Oil sign dated 1931. With strong crimson and orange coloration

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PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 6TH, 2019 AT 9:00 A.M. Preview, Friday, April 5th from 5-7 P.M. Auction held a Newville Lions Club Fairgrounds,

433 Shippensburg Road, NEWVILLE,

From I-81, Newville Exit 37, take 233 North 3.8 miles to 533 West for 1.2 miles.

A double-sided Shell Motor Oil die-cut Motor Oil sign marked “Tennessee Enamel,” 1931, 23-by-23.5 inches, This Jones Bros. Red Hat Gasoline & condition 9.5 out of 10, will be Air 15-inch complete gas globe on original metal body will be estimated estimated at $3,500-$5,000. at $2,500-$4,500.

Darryl Jones AU5194

717-226-0776 The Polly Premium Motor Oil one-quart can, excellent color and gloss, 8.9-plus condition, will be estimated at $2,500-$4,500.

An all-original Correct Measure five-gallon visible gas pump, all mechanisms in working order, will be estimated at $3,000-$5,000.

Jason Brubacker AU5608

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This double-sided die-cut porcelain sign for Morris Trucks, radiator emblazoned with slogan, “Buy British and be proud of it,” with sides rated 8.9-plus and 8.75-plus, respectively, is estimated at $3,000-$5,000.

The Royal Gasoline one-piece etched globe with “Independent” logo is estimated at $4,000-$6,000.

SIGNS: Coca-Cola; Pepsi-Cola; Cloverdale; DeLaval; Pennzoil; 7-UP; Sundrop Cola; Beacon Feed; Canada Dry; Seal Test Ice Cream; Camel Cigarettes; Old German Beer; Squirt; NAPA; Sinclair; Porcelain PA Inspection Station; Dad’s Diet Root Beer; Pabst Blue Ribbon; Miller Beer; THERMOMETERS: Cloverdale; Pepsi; Porcelain Ex Lax; Porcelain Prestone; Porcelain Mail Pouch; Porcelain Natures Remedy; Coca-Cola; Ma’s Root Beer; Royal Crown Cola; Bromo Seltzer; Old Export Beer; Ken L Ration Dog Food; Nesbitts Orange; Atlas wiper blades; AC Delco; ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: 1950’s Farmall Eska pedal tractor; Garton Kidallac Fire Chief pedal car; 1960’s fiberglass surfboard; World War II, 100 lbs. practice bomb; 1996 Coca-Cola cooler from Olympics; Pepsi Cooler; Rare Dr. Pepper cooler; Royal Crown Cola display stand; Horner Harmonica display; Crown coffee mill #20; Royal Quiet Deluxe typewriter, Bubble gum pink; 1930’s Williams Grove car hood advertising; Newville, PA 1902 $10 banknote, graded extremely fine; Newville Pa. Zigler canning jar & small crock; Cowden Wilcox jar; Lo Vein miner’s helmet; Prewar American Flyer tin train; Marx Army supply train; 1930’s A Little Jim Train; Johnny Unites football card; Jackson wheel barrel, #10 Harrisburg, PA; Carlisle, Shippensburg, Chambersburg, & Mechanicsburg postcards; Shippensburg working garment match holder; Prewar Bicycles; Collection Of Penna. fishing license; 18” Nipper RCA store display; early Tonka toys; household oilers; Rare Alaska ice cream freezer; vintage toys; Buckeye brass steam whistle antique coffee tins; antique tobacco tins; 1965 G.I. Joe jeep; Atlas tire clock; fountain pens; Aurora slot cars; Hanover & Gettysburg area milk bottles; RCA Radio & TV tubes clock; 6’x9’ Budweiser G tile floor; Hopalong Cassidy bike tank; Many ti items not mentioned, starting with boxlots; it TERMS: Cash or Honorable Penna. Check, T All out-of-State checks must be approved by A owner or auctioneer. Proper ID needed for ow Bidder number. Owner and Auctioneers are B not responsible for accidents or stolen items. no Food stand provided. All announcements Fo sale day take precedence over all advertising. sa Accepting Visa, MasterCard, & Discover with A a 4% service charge.

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Lancaster Farm & Home Center 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster, PA 17601

Early Bird Admission 9:00 A.M. $ 10.00

LARGE COLLECTION OF GAS, OIL AND COLLECTIBLES

Sunday, April 28, 2019 Info Ron and Sue Funk 3045 W. Meadowview Drive, Gordonville, PA 17529 (717) 687-8101 Eves.

NOTE: All Show Times 10:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. SHOW LOCATION: Take Service Road off Rt. 72 South (Manheim Pike) Off Rt. 30 & Rt. 283. Early Bird 9:00 A.M. $10.00

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SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 AT 9:00 A.M. 1,060 Peanut Butter Glasses & 17 Related Items Selling the lifetime Collection of Marlin “Bobby” Kratzer To be held at the Freeburg Community Center, 11 E. Church Street,

FREEBURG, PA 17827 FABULOUS COLLECTION OF 1,060 PEANUT BUTTER GLASSES

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To Include: Thistle, Butterfly, Fish, Night Blooming Cereus Cactus; Fairyland Orchid Cactus, Dauntless Fruit; uit; Christmas Series, Dogs, Birds, Native Collection, Transportation, Juices, Teas and Many Other Hard to Find Variations. Bring Plenty of Packing Material and a Friend Preview beginning at 7 A.M. the day of the auction See www.hassingercourtney.com for full catalog & photos KENNETH E. HASSINGER 330 Hassinger Way McClure, PA 17841 (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L

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NEIL A. COURTNEY 3442 Heister Valley Road Richﬁeld, PA 17086 (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L

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30+ LIGHTED AND REGULAR SIGNS (FROM GAS SIGNS TO OIL SIGNS), 10+ ASSORTED GAS AND OIL CLOCKS, 23 VINTAGE PA LICENSE PLATES TO INCLUDE SAMPLE, TRAILERS, EMERGENCY, 1956 BLUE CAR DEALER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SAMPLE LICENSE PLATE, 5 MOTORCYCLE LICENSES, 14 BICYCLE LICENSE & 35 SIGNS, FREE STANDING TECH-NET PRO SERVICE SIGN, FREE STANDING TRICO WIPES SIGN, 15+ SMALL OIL CANS WITH POINTED TOPS (SNOW BIRD TO REMINGTON TO TEXACO ETC), 10+ OIL ADV. BANKS, ATLANTIC AVATION MOTOR OIL CAN, 2 MACK DOG HOOD ORNAMENTS, 2 CAMEL REPAIR KITS, WHIZ REPAIR KIT, ETC., 2 BOXES VINTAGE MAZDA LAMPS, KENDALL GREASE CAN WITH DINOSAUR ADV., PURE GOLD HIGH PRESSURE LUBE, MAC’S SEALER w/SCOTTSMAN ON IT, KORVETTE’S 100% VIRGIN MOTOR OIL, 2 GEAR SHIFT KNOBS, 25 GOODYEAR SPARK PLUGS, PATCHES, CAR SHAPED POCKETKNIFE, ESSO LIGHTER FLUID GLASS BOTTLE, EAGLE + 7 OTHER OIL CANS, GAS PUMP FILLER NOZZLE, 18 GE LAMPS, 3 HAND HELD GULF SPRAYERS (3 DIFFERENT ADV. ON THEM), MANY UNOPENED & UNASSEMBLED CAR AND TRUCK MODEL KITS, PLASTIC MUSCLE CARS, DIECAST CARS, PROMO CARS, STAR WARS AND STAR TREK TREASURES, COKE TRUCKS, COKE FRAMED BADGES, COKE TRACTOR AND TRAILER, AIRPLANES, AVENGERS, 2 NEW YORK UNISPHERIS BANKS, MUSTANG MODEL w/RADIO, ESSO CLEAR BANK, 4 WALKING STICKS, 3 SMALL DISPLAY CASES, ESSO RED TANKER BANK, PLANTERS PEANUT ITEMS, APPROX. 7½ INCH DONALD DUCK CARNIVAL CHARACTER PIECE, VARIOUS DISNEY ITEMS, 7 GLASS CUP PLATES, GLASS TOWLE FRUIT BOWL, 1950’S LIGHT ORANGE CARNIVAL GLASS, TRACTOR AND TRAILERS, CLINTON AND OTHER DOLLS, GOODYEAR 75TH ASHTRAY RUBBER TIRE, GEORGE WASHINGTON SILK, MARY WASHINGTON’S WILL, PA RULES & REG. BOOKS, TONKA VEHICLES, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK GAME (MINT), 6 PARROT TUMBLERS, CASE OF 12 & 21 BEER GLASSES IN ORIGINAL CASES, BRAND NEW BEER COASTERS, 23 SHOT GLASSES, MANY ADV. BASEBALL CAPS, 14 YUENGLING BARTENDER’S TOWELS, 50 NEW MILLER LITE METAL BEER BUCKETS IN BLUE, 50 NEW METAL MILLER LITE BEER BUCKETS IN BLUE AND RED, ASSORTED BEER TRAYS, 3 SCHEDULES ON VINYL, BARBIES, HALLMARK KEEPSAKES, 2 ROLL UP BEER SIGNS, 432 BEER GLASSES SOLD IN ORIGINAL CASES OF 12 AND 24 LOT CASES, 2 DIECAST AIRPLANES, 6 DRAFT BEER TAPS, MILITARY ITEMS, HOT WHEELS, INSTANT ANCESTOR PICTURE, MANY ASST. BANK MONEY BAGS IN CLOTH, GLASS BOTTLE WITH EMBOSSED INDIAN ON IT, MIRRORED BEER SIGNS, ESSO SIGN, 24 NFL COLLECTOR FOOTBALLS, ENGLISH TOURING CAR WITH CIGARETTE LIGHTER, CAL RIPKEN GLASSES AND 2 BASEBALLS, 5 TIN DUTCH FLUE COVERS, MANY HAND CRAFTSMAN TOOLS (SOCKET SETS TO PATCHES TO OPEN END WRENCHES & SOCKET KEEPERS), 6 CRAFTMAN SCREWDRIVER SETS (NOT OPENED, NEW), 16 FAMOUS BASEBALL PLAYERS ON FRONT OF WHEATIES BOXES

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AUCTIONEER: #345 (717) 318-8586 PREVIEW 1 HR PRIOR. FOOD AVAILABLE. TERMS: CASH OR HONORABLE CHECK. MANY ITEMS OF INTEREST NOT NOTED. PICTURES AND INFORMATION ON AUCTIONZIP.COM #1013. 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE SUPERCEDE ALL WRITTEN MATERIAL. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: THIS OFFERING IS OF HIGH QUALITY HAVING NO RUSTY ITEMS WITHIN. MANY MORE ITEMS ARE NOT LISTED. BE PREPARED FOR MANY ITEMS WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS. THANK YOU! R034343

SEEKING VINTAGE SPORTS CARDS AND MEMORABILIA

ANOTHER HUGE SALE AT SCHUYLKILL COUNTY’S BEST AUCTION

AUCTION TIME BID BOARD 10:00 A.M. (PREVIEW 9:00 A.M.)

As the World’s Largest Collectibles Auctioneer, Heritage Auctions can provide the highest possible financial return for your vintage trading cards and sports collectibles. Cash advances and outright purchase offers are always available for quality material, and we are happy to provide free appraisals. And Heritage has never been late with a single consignment settlement check in our 40+ years in operation.

SATURDAY, APRIL 6TH, 2019 1506 CENTRE TURNPIKE, ORWIGSBURG, PA 17961 15% BUYER’S PREMIUM - 3% CASH DISCOUNT ON BUYER’S PREMIUM HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: SPECIAL NOTE: 1960’s Dr. Pepper Vendorlator Bottle Vending Machine and 3’x5’ Sign. FIREARMS: American Historical Society Union Commander Colt Dragoon in Case, Japanese Type 99 7.7mm Rifle, Winchester Mod. 1200 12ga Shotgun, Ruger Mod. SP 101 .357mag Revolver, Springfield Mod. 1898 30-40 Krag Rifle, Springfield Mod. 944 12 Ga. Shotgun, China SKS 7.62 Rifle, Hi-Point Mod. 409 40s+w Rifle, Smith & Wesson 1882 32cal Revolver, Bersa Thunder Duo-Tone 380 ACP Pistol, Savage Mod. 74 .22 Rifle, H&R Mod. 088 JR 20ga Shotgun, Traditions Liteweight 50cal Rifle, Mansoura 22LR Rifle, Howard Arms 32cal Revolver, Cobra 38cal & 9mm Derringer, Cobra .380 Pistol. Ammo, Reloading, Clips, Holster, Mags, Gun Safe & Cabinet. FURNITURE: Pair of Herman Miller Chairs, Cherry Bedroom Set, Mahogany Corner China Cabinet, Huge 7’ Oval Library Table, Oak Sideboard w/Lions, Bookcases, Henredon Sofa, Curio Cabinets incl. Corner, Oak Knockdown Wardrobe, Bowfront China, Cedar & Blanket Chests, Vintage Metal Glider and Chair. ANTIQUE: 1970’s Yellow Stingray Bicycle, Royal Model P Woodgrain Portable Typewriter, “Star” Barrel Butter Churn, Augustus Ruff - Pottsville Jug, Dietz Driving Lamp, 1950’s Cookie Jars, National Cash Register, “The Sun” CastIron Kerosene Heater, PA License Plates incl. 1915 & 1920’s. JEWELRY: 14K: Diamond Ring, Diamond & Onyx Earrings, Monogrammed Cuff Bracelet; 10K: Diamond Rings, Necklace/Pendant; Sterling, Costume incl. Trays, Full Jewelry Boxes, Estate Lots; Pocket Watches. COINS: 1812 & 1833 Bust Halves, Morgan Dollars incl. 1891 Carson City, 1920-D Barber Qtr., 1893 Col Expo Half, 1989 Eagle, 1898 Barber Half, WL Halves incl. 1917, 1920, 1920-D; 1847 & 1850 Lg. Cents, Barber Qtrs. incl. 1915; SL Quarters incl. 1926-S, Barber Dimes incl. 1898, 1907,1916, Mercury Dimes incl. 1917-D, 1909 & 1909 VDB & Indian Head Cents, Silver Certs incl. 1923 $1, Mint & Proof Sets. Silver Rounds. RAILROAD: (2) D.L. & W Oil Cans, Railroad Man’s Ring. PA RR Lantern, Sign. MINING: Carbide Lamp, Safety Lamp, Lunch Can. MILITARY: WWII Japanese Flag, Gas Masks incl. German. TOYS: Cast-Iron Horse Team, A.C. Williams Rescue Dog Bank, Charlie McCarthy Doll, Cap Guns, Tin Windups, 1970’s Mego Action Figures incl. Batman Robin, Spock, & Planet of the Apes; 70’s GI Joe, Matchbox, Auburn, Breyer Horses, Hubley, Tonka, Toosie, Marbles, NIP Little Debbie Dollhouse, Video Games incl. Genesis & Atari. TRAINS: Lionel: Spirit of ‘76 Engine, 13 Cars and Tender, 6-18314 PA GG1, 6-18057 Steam Engine & Tender, NIB Cars; Weaver Schuylkill Heritage Set w/Loco, American Flyer Set, Marx Set, Revell N Gauge Set. GLASS: Carnival incl. Northwood, Fenton, Fire King incl. Jadeite, Depression, Carnival, Art Glass. POTTERY: Modern Blue Decorated Salt Glaze Collection, Roseville, McCoy, Watt Bowls. PAPER: Encyclopedia Britannica 11th Ed Set in Bookcase, Zane Grey Book Set, Magazines, Postcards, Photos. COMIC BOOKS: 1940’s-1970’s incl. X-Men 10,115, Tales to Astonish 54, Tales of Suspense, 62, Silver Surfer 2, Captain American 112, 126, 127; Brave & Bold 50, Detective Comics 277, Teen Titans #14, Superman 238, Hulk 116, 119, Daredevil 54, Thor 164, Submariner. INSTRUMENTS: Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Trumpet, Violin, Clarinets, Ukelin, Djembe, Milton Piano. BREWERIANA: Yuengling Cone Top Can, Dozens of Yuengling Diecast Trucks, Beer Clocks and Light Up Signs, Beer Neons incl. Coors & Schaefer. BASEBALL: Cards incl. 1958 Topps incl. Mantle All Star #487 & Cepada RC; 1966 Topps Koufax, 1968 Topps Mantle Game Card #2, Carved “Roger Maris” Bat. OTHER: Recurve Bows incl. Bear Kodiak Super Deluxe, Supermag Crossbow, Tiffany Style Dragonfly Lamp, Rainbow & Dyson Vacuums, Mobility Scooters, Riding Lawn Mowers, Fishing Rods, Reels, Lures & Fly Tying Setup.

That’s a guarantee you can take to the bank.

ALWAYS ACCEPTING: • Pre-1980 trading cards • Vintage autographs • Early tickets and programs • Advertising and display pieces • Game used uniforms and equipment • Championship rings, trophies and awards • Vintage photographs and more

Call 877-HERITAGE (437-4824) or email Sports@HA.com to discuss opportunities

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(UNOPENED), 11+ ERTL DIECAST BANKS, 15 SMALL ADV. OIL CANS AND TIN BANKS, ROAD MAPS, BROWN POISON BOTTLE, PINK REVOLVER CANDY CONTAINER, GREEN FIRE TRUCK CANDY CONTAINER, 6 PAPER COKE HATS, BLACK ART & OTHER GREETING CARDS, AMOS AND ANDY SHEET MUSIC, 3 BON TON BLOTTERS FROM TIOGA OF YORK, LEATHER BLOTTERS, 3 PLASTIC MUSTANG CARS (PROMOS?), 5 MORE DIECAST MUSCLE CARS TO MUSTANGS, 2 FISHING REELS IN ORIGINAL BOXES (ONE PENN MONOFILL #26 & ONE PENN #47), BROWN GLASS WAN-ETA CANNING JAR, HEAVY DUTY BANKS, ESSO OIL, 2 CUTOUT BUS DRIVER FIGURES (PAPER), FIGURES, PAPER GOODS, 4 MUSTANG CENTER CAPS, ONE GALLON TEXACO CAPPELA OIL CAN, 8 TOY REFERENCE BOOKS AND SUCH, 10 UNOPENED CRAYOLA CRAYONS IN METAL BOXES, 1912 REMINGTON TRUCK BANK, 3 BUSSES, 5 YORK FAIR VW SMALL VEHICLES, TIN WINDUP EASTER BUNNY & SANTA CLAUSE, 2 YOYO’S, LARGE MICKEY MOUSE IN PLASTIC (APPROX. 30”X40”), SUNKIST LIGHTED CLOCK, 5 BEATLES STAMPS IN PLASTIC CASES, INDIAN MOTORCYCLE PATCH, HOT WHEELS LUNCH BOX w/THERMOS, CHAMPION ROAD RACE GAME, REMINGTON 1957 COMPLETE CALENDAR, JOHN HOLTRY GAME, RARE BLACK CAT SIGN (LONDON, ENGLAND), 19 SPACE FLYER GLIDERS, ELVIS PINBACK AND BOOKLET, 10 CENT COMICS (BOB HOPE, TOM MIX, TOM & JERRY, LULU, BUGS BUNNY, ETC.), SMALL CENTRY SAFE WITH KEY, 007 TOY REVOLVER, HOPALONG CASSIDY CARDBOARD ICE CREAM CONTAINER (MINT), 2 SETS HALLOWEEN COOKIE CUTTERS IN ORIGINAL BOXES, HARLEY-DAVIDSON ZIPPO GOLD COLORED LIGHTERS, 5 TINS OF STAR WARS CRAYOLA CRAYONS (NEW), 3 PISTOL SHAPED POCKETKNIVES, 4 MOTORCYCLE POCKETKNIVES, VINTAGE POP-PYE PEZ DISPENSER, SMALL 1949 ROY ROGERS BOOK, 5 AND 1 DOLLAR FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES w/$64 (RESERVE), UNCUT FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES ($20 RESERVE), REMINGTON POCKETKNIFE (75 YEARS), SQUARE YARKSTICK OF FORD BALTIMORE (CHESAPEAKE), COKE CLOCK, 2 PEPSI 5 CENT MIRROR SIGNS, 5 CENT COKE SIGN, MARBLES (CLAY, CATS EYE, KNUCKLERS, AND MARBLES REFERENCE BOOK), GENE AUTRY TIN WINDUP HORSE WITH GENE RIDING THE HORSE & STILL HAS HIS LASSO IN ORIGINAL BOX, FENDER BLANKETS, COKE SIGN WITH BLACK BOARD, REMINGTON WOOD AMMO BOX, AVALONG FARMS OF YORK WOOD MILK CRATE, MILLER BREWING COMPANY WOODEN BOX (MILWAUKEE), 2 METAL 1950’S CHILDREN’S PUSH LAWN MOWERS, 4 CHILDREN’S 1950’S GARDEN TOOLS, 2 ERECTOR SETS (10042-AUTOMATIC RADAR SCOPE SET IN METAL ORIGINAL BOX AND ONE IN PLASTIC BOX), FOUST BOTTLE AND 12 LABELS. COME & SEE! AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE 2000 DODGE VAN, 78,000 MILES, 7 PASSENGER, WHITE, GRAND CARAVAN, LOADED (DVD, AC, ETC.), ESTATE CAR OFFERED AT 12 NOON.

AY002311 AUCTIONEER: TOM HENDRICKS

“Proven Reliability for Buyers And Sellers” Phone:

570-968-4636 OWNER: CAROLYN FRY AA019615 R034524

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Witman Sells More Zook And Brunner Artwork Witman Auctioneers Inc., of Manheim, Pa., conducted an auction on Feb. 23 at Enck’s Banquet Center on Lancaster Road in Manheim. The following highlighted items were sold: A medium size Abner Zook three-dimensional diorama “Hay Making Time” brought A medium size Abner Zook diorama titled “Hay Making Time” sold for $9,680. $9,680, and a small size Aaron Zook circular diorama depicting wrens went for $1,980. Two original Hattie Brunner watercolors sold. One was a winter scene with a pond and horse-drawn sleigh in foreground selling for $3,960, and the second was a winter scene with a covered bridge, $1,870. The original Hattie Brunner winter A sterling flatware set sold scene watercolor painting sold for for $1,265; a fox hunt tea set, This small size Aaron Zook circular $3,960. $310; a child’s wooden wagon, diorama of wrens realized $1,980. $265; a large farm table, $330; a pewter cupboard, $440; and a high two-part paint-decorated cupboard went for $525. A Ned Foltz redware jar with eagle sold for $630, and a Foltz redware apple sold for $230. To contact Witman Auctioneers, call 717-665-5735.

WEHRLY’S AUCTION ANNUAL

SPRING BIG BOY TOY, ANTIQUES, AND SAINT JUDE’S BENEFIT AUCTION TUESDAY APRIL 2, 2019 AT 2 P.M.!!! ST. JUDE’S AT 5 P.M.!!! 4067 SNYDER ROAD,

GLEN ROCK, PA 17327 PH. 717-235-4146 TO CONSIGN!!! FURNITURE SELLS AT 4:30 Pictures And Listing On WEHRLYSAUCTION.COM

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51 Annual Spring Sale ~ All Day Auction Craft Sale Friday, April 12 5pm-8pm

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A large farm table sold for $330.

Lawn & Garden Equipment, Building Materials, Antiques, Collectibles, Bicycles, Tools, Crafts & Wooden Items, Flowers & Shrubs, Carriages, Livestock, Horses, Hay & Straw, Fruit & Baked Goods, Power Tools, Quilts, Retail Vendors, and Many More Items too numerous to mention. Lots of Good Food including Chicken BBQ & Ice Cream!

This Hattie Brunner winter scene with The sterling flatware set went for a covered bridge sold for $1,870. $1,265.

QUILTS Please do not send quilts to Firehouse

Morphy’s

Quilt drop-off locations: 141 N. Pencroft Dr., Holtwood, PA 17532 or 265 Clearﬁeld Rd., New Providence, PA 17560

Receiving Consignments:

Tues., April 9 ~ 5pm-8pm • Wed.-Thurs., April 10 & 11 ~ 8am-8pm Fri., April 12 ~ 8am-4pm (NO consignments taken after 4pm) Items sold on commission basis. Donations appreciated.

NO APPLIANCES, TVs, ELECTRONICS - NO JUNK NO TIRES - FARM EQUIPMENT TIRES ARE SUBJECT TO APPROVAL Terms: By Rawlinsville Sale Committee Cash, Credit Card, or honorable PA check only. Visa & MasterCard accepted. No out-of-state checks. Not responsible for accidents. All announcements Sale Day take precedence over all advertising.

For more information on consignments, call 717-284-3943 The paint-decorated cupboard sold for $525.

two-part

For pictures of items already consigned see www.auctionzip.com #1731 For Vendor Space call 717-284-5180

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fully illustrated catalog and sign up to bid live online at Continued from page 12 www.morphyauctions.com. achieved naturally over time. All images courtesy of Morphy’s Automobilia & Morphy Auctions. Petroliana Auction will start at 9 a.m. Eastern Time. All forms of bidding will be available, including live via the Internet through Morphy Live. On April 2, the day prior to the auction, preview hours will be extended until 6 p.m. Morphy Auctions is located at 2000 N. Reading Road, Denver, Pa. For additional infor- A Boyce Moto Meter Authorized Service mation on any item in the Station tin flange sign with image of young sale, call 877-968-8880 or woman in Art Deco attire, lithographed sides email info@morphy in condition 8.75-plus and 8.5, respectively, auctions.com. View the will be estimated at $15,000-$25,000.

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Group Of Sealed Key “Magic: The Gathering” Potteries Of Trenton Society To Hold Annual Lecture And Meeting On April 6 Cards Soared At Heritage Auction

“Pokémon” First-Edition Base Set Sealed Booster Box Event Set For Trenton War Memorial, Trenton, N.J. “The First Ladies and Their history, use and preservation Trenton Society. Brought $78,000 China” will be the topic of Ellen of the table china they chose; The organization is a non-

Important “Pokémon” and “Magic: The Gathering” (MTG) cards and sets sold for nearly $300,000 at auction recently, after bidding wars blew away all expectations when they crossed the block at a recent Heritage auction. A total of 37 lots were on offer, and MTG cards claimed nine of the top prices. However, a bidding war broke out for a “Pokémon” first-edition base set sealed booster box (Wizards of the Coast, 1999), which sold for $78,000, the sale’s top role-playing game item. The auction offered 12 “Pokémon” lots and 25 MTG lots, which sold for a combined $294,858 in Heritage Auctions’ Comics and Comic Art Auction held Feb. 21, 22, and 23. The “Pokémon” firstedition base set contained 36 unopened packs, each with

A “Magic: The Gathering” beta edition The “Magic:The Gathering” beta ediBlack Lotus BGS 9 (Wizards of the tion Ancestral Recall BGS 9 (Wizards Coast, 1993) card brought $26,400. of the Coast, 1993) card sold for $9,000. 11 cards. “The demand for this set was very high, because it is which realized $18,000. An Ed from the first edition from the Beard Jr. “Magic: The first set,” said Heritage Gathering” Legends Card #142 Auctions vice president Lon “Arcades Sabboth” original art Allen. “Adding to the intrigue is painting and signed card the mystery about which cards (Wizards of the Coast, 1994) are in each pack, because sold for $16,800. each pack inside the set is Two other “Magic: The unopened. Gathering” cards drew five-figIn terms of individual ure results, a “Magic: The cards, “Magic: The Gathering” Gathering” beta edition Mox dominated the auction. A Sapphire BGS 9 (Wizards of the “Magic: The Gathering” beta Coast, 1993), which finished at edition Black Lotus BGS 9 $11,400, and “Magic: The (Wizards of the Coast, 1993) Gathering” unlimited edition brought $26,400 to claim the Black Lotus BGS 8.5 (Wizards of top spot in its series, followed the Coast, 1993), which closed by “Magic: The Gathering” beta at $10,800. edition Black Lotus BGS 8 For more information, visit (Wizards of the Coast, 1993), www.HA.com.

and demonstrate Trenton’s role in this fascinating story. Denker is a museum consultant and independent scholar based in western North Carolina. She holds degrees from Grinnell College, Iowa, and from the University of Delaware, where she was a Fellow in the Winterthur Program in American Material Culture. As a museum consultant, Denker has worked on a variety of exhibition topics from ceramic and furniture history to visiting nursing and blindness. She has written extensively on American ceramics, the Arts and Crafts movement, and American home furnishings. Denker’s list of publications as author and co-author is extensive, with topics ranging from Lenox China to rocking chairs. She has lectured extensively for art and historical organizations across the United States, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Newark Museum, Museums of Fine Arts in Boston and Houston, Saint Louis Art Museum, and Art Institute of Chicago. Denker is also a founding member of the Potteries of

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profit group dedicated to promoting the study and appreciation of Trenton’s ceramic industry by gathering and preserving information related to the industry; sponsoring research projects, seminars and conferences; and promoting industry-related heritage tourism activities. Membership is open to all and information about joining will be available at this event. Seating is limited, and preregistration is suggested. To register, readers may email president@potteriesoft rentonsociety.org with their name and the number of people in their party. Free parking is available in the state parking lots on Memorial Drive near the War Memorial. Handicapped-accessible parking is located beside the War Memorial on West Lafayette Street and will be available on a first-come, firstserved basis. The War Memorial is fully ADA compliant. For further information about this event, the Potteries of Trenton Society and the Trenton War Memorial, visit www.potteriesoftrenton society.org or https://nj.gov/ state/memorial/index.shtml.

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Paul Denker’s lecture during this year’s annual meeting of the Potteries of Trenton Society. The lecture, which will begin at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 6, is free of charge and open to the public. The group’s business meeting will follow at 3 p.m. The site of this year’s meeting is the Woodrow Wilson Board Room at the Trenton War Memorial at 1 Memorial Drive, Trenton, N.J. Hospitality is the keynote of international diplomacy, and a state dinner in the White House is the highest symbol of American hospitality, displaying grand tables set with beautiful flowers and the finest china, silver and crystal. First Ladies are called upon to muster American hospitality by making sure that the appointments for a White House state dinner are impeccable. Since the beginning of the United States, Congress has appropriated funds to furnish the White House and demonstrate the nation’s wealth and power to foreign heads of state. But White House china has often been supplied by foreign potteries. Denker’s lecture, sprinkled with anecdotes, will examine the topic of White House china from Martha Washington to Melania Trump; explain the

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