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Outdoor Country Show Announced Gathering On The Farm To Be Held In Gettysburg On May 14 Show promotor Connie Gleed will be holding a show, titled Gathering on the Farm, in Gettysburg, Pa., on Saturday, May 14. There will be dealers set up under tents, plus in a barn. The owner’s shop will also be open in two log cabins on the property. The show will be held at 1042 Bullfrog Road, Fairfield, Pa., from 9 a.m to 3 p.m. Admission is free of charge. A sheriff sale purchase in 1980,
the farm is the home of Linda and Joe Bowden. It was love at first sight. The log portion of the house dates to 1740, and the stone, to 1830. In 1930, an addition was added to the stone portion. The Trader’s Cabin behind the house dates to 1720. From the 1730s into the 1740s, it was a dwelling for Swedish explorer Hans Steelman, an Indian trader and interpreter. After the Battle of Gettysburg
and prior to Confederate troops moving South, diaries tell stories of temporary bivouacs/camps set up on the farm. The Bowdens raised sheep on the land, and the house and barn are registered by Historic Gettysburg as historic structures. The Trader’s Cabin remains among the earliest structures in the area. In the last 10 years, Joe Bowden restored the original bake oven at the rear of the kitchen. The main
cabin was built by Joe and houses the couple’s antiques shop. Joe worked as a national park ranger/criminal investigator for 20 years at the Gettysburg National Military Park. His last assignment before retirement was being the park liaison with Turner Broadcasting for the filming of the documentary “Gettysburg” in 2002. Linda is a school teacher. Continued on page 3
Rare Martin Shreiner Musical Clock On View At Historic Rock Ford Clock On Loan Can Be Seen In Museum’s John J. Snyder Jr. Gallery Of Early Lancaster County Decorative Arts A rare tall case musical clock made by famed Lancaster clockmaker Martin Shreiner is on exhibit at Historic Rock Ford’s John J. Snyder Jr. Gallery of Early Lancaster County Decorative Arts. The exhibit and seasonal museum had its opening day on April 1. The clock is on loan from John F. Pyfer Jr. and Carol T. Pyfer of Willow Street, Pa., who have had the clock fully restored to its original splendor so that it is once again fully operable and plays seven different tunes. In the early 19th century, musical clocks were rare and quite expensive. This clock, originally made for and Continued on page 5
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Andrew Clemens Sand Bottle, Tall Case Clock, And Glass Flask Soar Past Estimates Two-Day Sale Totaled $1.8 Million Two tall case clocks, a collection of rare, molded glass, and an Andrew Clemens sand bottle highlighted an exciting two days at Hindman’s Cincinnati, Ohio, saleroom as prices soared beyond estimates in the firm’s American Furniture, Folk and Decorative Arts auction held March 10 and 11. The auction celebrated four centuries of American artists and craftsmen, offering 679 lots of folk art, glass, stoneware, furniture, antique Continued on page 10
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Hake’s Sets Multiple World Records Including $204,435 For “Star Wars” Boba Fett Rocket-Firing Prototype Action Figure 1920 Cox/Roosevelt Campaign Button Declares Victory At $185,850 on its back for firing off rockets, but the toy never made it to the production stage due to safety concerns. On that basis alone, the pre-production archetypes became immediate rarities, but more than four decades of “Star Wars” mania have catapulted the Jslot prototype to an extraterrestrial level of desirability. The very scarce example offered by Hake’s ignited a
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bidding war that ended at a sky-high $204,435, a new auction record for any “Star Wars” action figure. “Bidding on the figure remained static at just under $100,000 until right before the initial 20-minute clock ran out at 9 p.m. At that point, two bidders starting going back and forth with their bids, waiting each time till the renewed clock had almost run out of time,” said Alex Winter, president of Hake’s Auctions. “The competition was still going strong two-and-a-half hours later. I think each of the bidders might have been hoping the other would fall asleep. But they went at it strategically, and we were more than happy to wait as long as it took to get a record-setting result like that.” The previous world auction record for a “Star Wars” prototype action figure was set in 2019 (also by Hake’s) with the $185,850 sale of a
Boba Fett prototype graded AFA 85+ Near Mint. The grading is a significant detail to note, since the example sold on March 16 was in AFA 50 VG condition, yet it topped the previous record by more than $18,500. “The fact that it sold for so much more than the previously offered prototype, whose condition was graded much higher, shows the current strength of the vintage “Star Wars” toy market and just how fast it has risen over the last few years,” remarked Winter. It was bought by a buyer in California. It was not just the mysterious bounty hunter Boba Fett who inspired “Star Wars” fans to bid aggressively. “The sale was led by the most coveted ‘Star Wars’ figure of them all, but ‘Star Wars’ as a whole set a record. There were 300 lots of ‘Star Wars’ items in the sale, and together they grossed $1.2 million, the highest amount
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The Kenner 1979 “Star Wars” Boba Fett rocket-firing prototype action figure, J-slot, version 2, bears copyright stamps, AFA-graded 50 VG, archivally encapsulated with Collectible Investment Brokerage (CIB) COA, sold to a buyer in California for $204,435, a world auction record for any “Star Wars” action figure. we’ve ever achieved by a ‘Star Wars’ section in any of our sales. Several individual world auction records were set, in addition to the one set by the Boba Fett prototype,” continued Winter. Those records included, a Canadian-issue “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” three-pack containing 3.75-
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“Born to collect” should be the motto of Peter Seibert’s family. Raised in Central Pennsylvania, Seibert has been collecting and writing about antiques for more than three decades. By day, he is a museum director and has worked in Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Virginia and New Mexico. In addition, he advises and consults with auction houses throughout the MidAtlantic region, particularly about American furniture and decorative arts. Seibert’s writings include books on photography, American fraternal societies and paintings. He and his family are restoring a 1905 arts and crafts house filled with years’ worth antique treasures found in shops, co-ops and at auctions.
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I have often written about areas for new collectors to pursue. Some topics, such as jacquard coverlets, remain bargains, albeit with prices that are slowly ticking upward. Other areas, like Empire furniture, remain flat as the proverbial pancake. One topic that I do think could be explored by a young collector is early wrought iron, brass and copper. The other weekend, I was out exploring shops and came across a wooden barrel full of wrought iron forks, spatulas, skimmers and the like. They were priced around $35 each, and one could have easily
well Don Fennimore’s beautiful and exhaustive studies of the metal collections at Winterthur. Finally, I would offer that tin is still one of the best bargains in the antiques world. Cookie cutters that have an aesthetic and funtional value are real bargains to collect. Some bring big money, but it is still possible to find early examples for very little money if you know what to look for. Moreover, in between, there are tons of cookie cutters that can be purchased and just used in your kitchen. We have three baskets full of them in our house. Another note to encourage the collecting of early metal is that they generally require little conservation. Keeping them clean, dry and rust-free may be all that you need to do in order to preserve a collection of iron or tin. Patinated pieces like pewter and copper often should be left in their original crusty condition. Why? Because if a piece is damaged and repaired or restored, one of the best ways to mask that change is by polishing the
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assembled a nice grouping. More to the point, the iron was early, with most of it dating from the first quarter of the 19th century and thus a nice period discovery. A week later, my wife and I purchased a hammered copper teakettle marked by the maker, who was one of her ancestors, for a price that was one-third of what one would have paid 20 years ago. Metalwork is a great topic for a collector to consider. The forms and metals are amazing, from pewter plates to copper flagons. One can chase after beautifully engraved or wriggle worked surfaces or equally striking and dramatic forms like gooseneck kettles. If you like New England items, they are as different as night and day from examples made in Pennsylvania. Therefore, you can collect items that can be attributed to makers working within a few miles of your home. There are great reference books, and I particularly recommend Jeanette Lasansky’s must-read books on tin and wrought iron from southcentral Pennsylvania as
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J. & E. Stevens North Pole Mechanical Bank Sells For $7,670 Antique Edison phonographs, mid-century jukeboxes (one a Wurlitzer replica, another a genuine Rock-Ola) and rare, early 20th-century mechanical banks by J. & E. Stevens all performed well in Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd.’s online Music Machines, Toys and Advertising sale held March 19. The 541-lot auction grossed $420,847. All prices quoted are in Canadian dollars and include an 18-percent buyer’s premium. “Prices on the Edison Class M and Edison Opera phonographs were spectacular,” said Ethan Miller of Miller & Miller Auctions. “The John Peel collection enjoys cachet among Canadian collectors, especially now.” An Edison Class M cylinder phonograph, made in America, ca. 1890, was the sale’s top lot, besting its $15,000 high estimate to bring $35,400. The Edison Class M cylinder phonograph was initially intended for business dictation but in time entertainment became its main role. The phonograph sold came with a standard reproducer, rails for listening tubes and one listening tube. It was sold by
This ca. 1890 battery-driven Edison Class M cylinder phonograph sold by Holland Bros., Ottawa, sole importer for Canada, and made in America, sold for $35,400. Holland Bros., Ottawa, sole importer for Canada. It didn’t have a battery, but that didn’t deter bidders. A ca. 1911 Edison Opera cylinder phonograph, Edison’s top-of-the-line model, famous for its smooth-running motor and self-supporting horn, realized $8,260. The phonograph boasted a rich mahogany finish on the case and bronze tiger striping, which added to its air of quality and luxury. Bidders blasted through the estimate, which was $3,000-$4,000. Miller said that condition and rarity ranked foremost in
determining the prices for the Tanenbaum collection of mechanical banks. “Overall they did very well, with some great surprises. The common thread in this auction was ‘mechanical antiques.’ The only thing more animated than the objects up for bid were the online bidders vying to win them,” according to Miller. A J. & E. Stevens mechanical bank, exceedingly rare and depicting reliefs of Robert E. Peary’s 1909 expedition to reach the North Pole, brought $7,670. Users pushed the flag down, inserted a coin into the
slot and pressed forward. The painted cast-iron bank showed very little wear and was in good working order. It was made in the U.S. and was patented on July 26, 1910. A J. & E. Stevens painted cast-iron “Boy Robbing Bird’ Nest” mechanical bank, the hard-to-find color variation and in good working order, fetched $6,490. The user raised the limb of the tree to position, placed a coin in the slot and pressed the lever; limb and boy fall, and the coin disappears into the tree. The ca. 1906 bank was made in the U.S. (Cromwell, Conn.). A Wurlitzer Model 1015 jukebox (known as the “One More Time” or “OMT” jukebox) was a replica, not an original. It was made in Germany around 1990 and had been updated to play 45 rpm records (up to 50). Boasting multi-color lights, bubble tubes and gleaming chrome on the nostalgic exterior, the jukebox beat its $6,000 high estimate, topping out at $8,260. Selling for the exact same price was a Rock-Ola Tempo II Model 1478 jukebox, this one
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A Mechanical Novelty Works painted cast-iron second degree mechanical bank with a goat and frog mechanism, made in New Britain, Conn., patented in 1880, sold for $4,720. an original, made in America, ca. 1960. It was nicknamed the “Windshield” because it was designed to look like the cars of the era, with big fins and a windshield. The jukebox was in good working order (mono This ca. 1911 Edison Opera cylinder phonograph, Edison’s only) and played up to 120 top-of-the-line model, renowned for its smooth-running selections of 45 rpm discs. Internet bidding was availmotor and self-supporting horn, sold for $8,260. able on LiveAuctioneers.com as well as on the Air Early Bird BUY SELL TRADE Miller & Miller website M. Co nditioned $ 10.00 - 8:00 A. (www.MillerandMiller TH Auctions.com). Telephone and absentee bids were accepted. A total of 458 bidders comSATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2022 • 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. bined to place 10,984 bids. Lancaster Farm & Home Center - 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster, PA 17601 The many categories included Take Service Road off Rt. 72 South (Manheim Pike) off Rt. 30 & Rt. 283 Turn between Jones Honda (follow show signs) gramophones, toys, banks, clocks, pocket watches, tools, Adm.: $5.00 • 8 Ft. Tables Available Early Bird Admission: $10.00 - 8:00 A.M. music machines, vintage HUNTING & FISHING LICENSES • SHELL BOXES • OLD LURES radios and railroad memoraPLUGS • REELS • DECOYS • FISHING RODS • BOOKS bilia. POSTERS • KNIVES • GUNS • TRAPS A J. & E. Stevens painted PICTURES • RELATED ITEMS • HUNTING & FISHING PATCHES cast-iron magician mechaniFREE PARKING & GOOD FOOD AVAILABLE cal bank designed by Charles ADVERTISED NATIONALLY & LOCALLY ALL STATE, FEDERAL, & LOCAL REGULATIONS APPLY A. Bailey, the harder-to-find Info: Ron and Sue Funk (717) 371-0395 Eves. version with the pink stairs, 3045 W. Meadowview Drive, Gordonville, PA 17529 made in America with a DOOR PRIZES patent date of Jan. 22, 1901, Next Lancaster Show - Saturday, August 13, 2022
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owned by the Shreiner family, represents one of the few surviving Martin Shreiner musical clocks that is in operable condition. Shreiner, who is noted for having numbered the dials of all of his clocks in the order in which they were made, numbered this clock #317. It is believed to have been made around 1830. Its case is made of cherry wood in the Pennsylvania, Hepplewhite style and is
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made by The Beaverton Toy Company (1918-30). A Trippensee Planetarium Orrery, an educational mechanical model used to demonstrate the relative positions of the earth and moon to the sun, patented in Canada and the U.S. in 1908 and mechanically functioning, brought $3,540. Also, a Lehmann 773
Masuyama Japanese rickshaw, a wind-up toy with the rare original box and a lithographed tinplate, marked “EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann,” made in Germany pre-World War II, reached $3,540. To learn more, email info@millerandmiller auctions.com or visit www.millerandmiller auctions.com.
unusually tall with both an upper short door and a lower full door. “We are delighted to welcome this magnificent clock to the Snyder Gallery and pleased that our visitors will have the rare opportunity to see, and to hear, a fully functioning Martin Shreiner musical clock,” says Sam Slaymaker, executive director of Historic Rock Ford. Martin Shreiner was born on North Queen Street in Lancaster in 1769. He opened a clockmaking shop in Lancaster in 1791 and had a long and distinguished career in clockmaking with his sons, Martin Jr. and Philip, eventually joining him in the family business. He died at 97 years of age and was buried at Shreiner’s cemetery at the corner of West Chestnut and Mulberry streets, which he had founded in 1836. Located at 881 Rockford Road, Lancaster, Pa., Historic Rock Ford, comprised of the
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A scarce early 20th century J. & E. Stevens mechanical bank depicting reliefs of Robert E. Peary’s 1909 expedition to reach the North Pole, patented in 1910, realized $7,670.
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IN CELEBRATION OF OUR 40TH ANNIVERSARY WE ARE HONORED TO PRESENT
PETER MILLER AMERICAN, 1913—1996
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April 23 - May 31, 2022
Gratz Gallery & Conservation Studio Inc. is excited to announce its 40th anniversary celebration and upcoming exhibition of the estate of Peter Miller, a female American modernist. A selection of her works will also be featured at the 60th annual Philadelphia Show, held Thursday, April 28, to Sunday, May 1, at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. A preview and anniversary party for “Peter Miller – Forgotten Woman of American Modernism” will be held Saturday, April 23, from 5 to 9 p.m. at the gallery’s home in Doylestown, Pa. For 40 years, Gratz Gallery has taken great pride in supporting the arts and communities of New Hope, Bucks County, Philadelphia, and the Delaware Valley. They have worked with many organizations over the years: the James A. Michener Art
Museum, the Princeton University Art Museum, Morven Museum & Garden, the Drumthwacket Foundation, Princeton University, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Mercer Museum, the Woodmere Art Museum, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Pennsylvania Historical Society, the Travis Manion Foundation, AIDS Walk New Hope, and the Salvation Army, to name a few. “This year we are honored to announce our commitment for a portion of our sales to be designated to the Philadelphia organization Philabundance, ‘seeking to drive hunger from our communities today and end hunger forever,’” said Stephanie Lisle of Gratz Gallery.
Over the years, Gratz Gallery has promoted and featured many important female American artists from the New Hope Circle, the Philadelphia Ten, and students from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. It has always been its belief that female artists more often do not receive the deserved recognition for their work and talent. It is with hope and confidence that they finally see women artists from both long ago and today being reevaluated and honored for their contributions to the American art community, as this has been long overdue. The discovery of the Peter Miller collection presented here, and her story, is one the most fascinating and important discoveries the gallery has made over its 40 years
representing American painters. Born Henrietta Myers in 1913, she attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1933. To demonstrate her passion and determination, she wrote in her application that “she would rather fail at painting than succeed at anything else in life.” She adopted her childhood nickname, Peter, and became Peter Miller after marrying fellow academy student Earle Miller in 1935. Thinking she might be taken more seriously by fellow artists, collectors, and critics with a male sounding name, she was hoping to enhance her career in a world heavily dominated by men. Peter came from an affluent family in Hanover, Pa., and later Continued on page 7
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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR GEORGIA 05/12-15/22, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg. MASSACHUSETTS 05/10-15/22, BRIMFIELD, TUES.-FRI., Brimfield Antique & Collectibles Show & Flea Market, Along Route 20, Brimfield, MA 05/11-15/22, BRIMFIELD, WED. AT 9AM-SUN., HOTM at Brimfield Antique & Collectibles Show & Flea Market, 37 Palmer Rd., Brimfield, MA NEW JERSEY
04/23-24/22, STORMVILLE, SAT.-SUN., 8AM-4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY 06/03-05/22, BOUCKVILLE, FRI.-SUN., 8AM-5PM, MadisonBouckville Antique Week, Route 20, 14 Show Fields
PENNSYLVANIA 04/20-24/22, CARLISLE, WED.SUN. AT 7AM, Spring Carlisle Collector Car Flea Market, Corral & Auction, 1000 Bryn Mawr Rd., Carlisle PA Fairgrounds
01/30/22 TO 04/17/22, GILLETTE, SUNDAYS FROM 9AM-2PM, Antiques & Collectibles Indoor Market, 500 Meyersville Rd., Meyersville Grange 188 Hall in Morris County, NJ
04/23/22, LANCASTER, SAT. 9AM-1PM, 60th Lancaster Hunting & Fishing Show & Sale, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center
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settled at Rock Raymond Farm in Chester County. She designated the 350-acre farm and property to be donated to the Brandywine Conservancy after her death in 1996. Peter Miller exhibited at the prestigious Julien Levy gallery in two one-woman shows in1944 and 1946. She studied under famed Pennsylvania Impressionist Daniel Garber and privately with modernist Arthur Carles for 10 years. Peter and Earle Miller split their personal time between Pennsylvania and their spiritual home in Santa Fe, N.M. Peter was the goddaughter of mystic Edith Warner and San Ildefonso Pueblo Indian, Tilano Montoya; both were known for running “Teahouse at Otowi Bridge,” a small, self-sustaining destination for hungry travelers and sometimes even the families of nearby working scientists of the Manhattan project in Los Alamos. Peter escaped her high
05/07-08/22, ELVERSON, SAT. 10-4 & SUN. 10-3, Antique Show & Sale, 4897 N. Twin Valley Rd., Twin Valley High School
OHIO 04/23/22, BERLIN, SAT. 9AM3PM, Early Country Antiques & Primitive Goods Show, 3558 US Route 62, Heritage Community Center
01/06/22 TO 12/18/22, COLUMBUS, THURS.-SUN., Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market, Rt. 206 South, Delaware Valley, Columbus, NJ
04/24/22, WAYNE, SUN. 9:303:30, The Mechanical Music Extravaganza, 1 Pal Drive, Wayne Police Athletic League
05/01/22, DENVER, SUNDAY, OUTDOORS 5AM/7:30AM4PM, Antiques & Collectors Special Sunday, 2500 N. Reading Rd., Renningers Adamstown
04/24/22, LANCASTER, SUN. 9AM-2PM, Lancaster Doll, Toy & Teddy Bear Show, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center 04/27/22 TO 05/01/22, ADAMSTOWN, WED.-SUN., April Extravaganza, Reading Rd., Rte. 272, Adamstown, PA - 7 mi. along Rte. 272 04/29-30/22, KUTZTOWN, FRI. & SAT. 9AM-4PM, Antiques & Collector Extravaganza, 740 Noble St., Renningers Kutztown 04/29/22 TO 05/01/22, PHILADELPHIA, FRI.-SUN., The Philadelphia Show, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy., The Philadelphia Museum of Art, East Terrace 04/29/22 TO 05/01/22, REINHOLDS, FRI.-SUN., 7AM4PM, Spring Extravaganza, 607 Willow St., Adamstown, PA
society life to become an artist, immersed herself in the ancient history and ceremonies of the Native Americans, and drew passion and inspiration from these deeply connected friendships. But, she was also friends with the Calders, Henri Matisse, Max Ernst, and all of the surrealists of that time living in New York. Peter Miller’s paintings combine the influences of early modernist painters such as Pablo Picasso, Jean Miro, Fernand Leger, Arthur Carles, and Paul Klee, with Native American symbols, petroglyphs, and ceremonial objects. She was a highly intellectual, independent woman that developed her own style and artistic language. Peter Miller was a spiritual woman who observed the Native American beliefs of honoring nature. At home in Pennsylvania, Peter Miller was a close friend of Philadelphia Museum of Art Director Anne Julie d’Harnoncourt and became a great patron of the museum. Peter and Earle were fortunate to have owned a
05/07-08/22, REINHOLDS, SAT.SUN., Vtg. Kitchen, Cast Iron & Cookbooks; Gdn. & Patio; Yard Sale, 607 Willow St., Adamstown, PA 05/07/22, PHILADELPHIA, SAT., 2PM-5PM, Mechanical & Still Bank Collectors Annual Convention, 1 Dock Street, Philadelphia Marriott Old City Hotel 05/14-15/22, REINHOLDS, SAT.SUN., Coins & Stamps, Pens, Paperwts. & Silver; Car Show (Sat. 9-1); Yard Sale (S, 607 Willow St., Adamstown, PA 05/14/22, FAIRFIELD, SAT. 9AM-3PM, Gathering on The Farm - Country & Primitive Antq. Event, 1042 Bullfrog Rd., THE FARM at Gettysburg 05/22/22, PALMYRA, SUN. 10AM-3PM, RAIN OR SHINE, Vintage Market, 1976 Laudermilch Rd., The Nest 05/28/22, KUTZTOWN, SAT. 10AM-3PM, From the Farmhouse Antique Show, 740 Noble St., At Renningers Kutztown 05/30/22, LANDISVILLE, MEMORIAL DAY MON. AT 7AM, Hempfield Community Flea Market, 1700 Nissley Rd., Amos Herr Park VIRGINIA 05/20-21/22, FISHERSVILLE, FRI. & SAT., 9AM-5PM, 68th Antiques Expo, 277 Expo Rd., Expoland
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04/16/22, MT. WOLF, SAT. AT 9AM, Victrola & Edison Players, 100 Movie Posters, Recording Equip., 600+ Cataloged Lots! Horns, needle tins, Victor adv. signs/ memorabilia, records, 100 decks pinup playing cards, Disney cell art, sm. adv. items, photo equip., microphones, vtg. ham/CB radios, vtg. elec., etc., Live & Online: 4522 N. Sherman St. Ext.; www.rentzelsauctionservice.com, Rentzels Auction Service
NEW JERSEY 04/24/22, PERRINEVILLE, SUN. AT 10AM, Antiques, tools, collec., lg. brass bell on cast iron harp, cast iron 36" rooster, lg. 48 star flag, crocks/ jugs, 1940's-50's AMI Juke Box, 8+ chrome bar stools, ornate walnut roll top desk, cast iron fire hydrant, Sinclair 5gal. oil tin, vtg. tools, hand tools, 100+ lb. anvil. 1932 Essex 2-dr./6 cyl.-running; 1932 Chev. Cabrioletproj. car; & much more!, 379 Smithburg Rd./CR 527, Alfred's Auction Service PENNSYLVANIA 04/14/22, MYERSTOWN, THURS. AT 1PM, Specialty Extrav. Auction incl. items from local estates: artwork incl. sev. Barbara Strawser orig. watercolors, good oil on canvas portrait ptgs., John Deere toy collec., Matchbox, globe on stand, cast iron mini stoves, early adv. wooden sign, 1920's art deco reverse painted on glass hanging light, lg. selec. U.S. coins & much more!, Online Only: w w w. k l e i n f e l t e r s . h i b i d . c o m , Kleinfelter's Auction 04/15/22, SPRING CITY, SAT. AT 9AM, Spring Antq. Estate Auc.- vtg. lamps, furniture, Barbie dolls, Hess trucks, paintings/prints, crocks, jugs, Bossons Congletea English faces & plates, Gien France plates, Lladros, crosses/religious, La Bella turkey platter, eleven dinner plates, cuckoo clock, Edison records, vtg. brass candle holder, st. glass, vtg.cameras/access., etc., 20 Bonnie Brae Rd., Rhoads & Rhoads Auctioneer
stunning collection of paintings, including works by Jean Miro, Alexander Calder, and Georges Braques. “Horse, Pipe, and Red Flower” by Joan Miro was one of several paintings given to The Philadelphia Museum of Art by the Millers. The Gratz Gallery invites everyone to join in the tribute and transformation from a forgotten to an acknowledged woman of American modernism. The exhibition is accompanied by a first ever published monograph on the artist, fully illustrated, with text written by art historian Francis M. Naumann. Two other important painters from the Philadelphia art scene of the same time period, and students at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts as well, were modernist and surrealist artists Leon Kelly and Leonard Nelson. So it is with great pleasure that the gallery also put together a special selection of works by these three Philadelphia painters in a tribute exhibition called “A Philadelphia Story,” which will be featured at the Philadelphia Antiques
04/16/22, KINZERS, FRI. & SAT. AT 10AM, Fine & costume jewelry incl. gemstone pendants, rings, chains, sterling, gold, diamond, pocket/ wrist watches, watch parts, designer hand bags, fine fix, mink, & coyote furs, 100's of lots, many vtg. pcs., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd. / embassyauctionsinternational.com; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International
04/15/22, YORK, FRI. AT 9AM, 600+ items, Canyon Diablo meteorite, N.Amer. turquoise mt. nugget necklace, early/paleolithic /neolithic flint, jasper/ jade, & stone arrowheads, bone tools, stoneware, artifacts & fossils- Inca, Mayan, Oceanic, Pacific, N.African/ Sahara, pipes, tomahawks, fine/antq. jewelry, collec., militaria, tobacciana, Masonic, toy soldiers, Boy Scout, etc., Online Only: AuctionsByKeystone.com, Keystone Auctions 04/16/22, COOPERSBURG, SAT. AT 9AM, Lg. selec. 19th cen. furnishings, smalls, & artwork. Chippendale 2 pt. linen press, 2/4 grad. drawer chest,1800's tall wingback chair, paintings, lithographs, clocks, quilts, linens, sampler, 1800's petite desk w/bookcase top, bulbous stoneware blue dec jug, oak case wall phone, Art Nouveau lamps (Frankart & other) & much more!, Lower Milford Fire Co., 1601 Limeport Pk., Somers Auctioneering 04/16/22, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Collec., Asian dolls, Penn State football, books, antq. lantern slides, hh items, dinner services, flatware, tea svc., art prints/ptgs.-Tarkay, Thomas Kinkade, woodblock prints, tapestries, Asian ceramics, wall sconces, fine furnishings, rugs, vehicles incl. 2009 Mercedes ML350 & 2016 Ford Edge., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals
Show. Gratz Gallery, in cooperation with art historians and experts Francis Naumann, Martica Sawin, and Sam Hunter, has published a separate, comprehensive, and fully illustrated monograph on each of these three artists. The books will be
04/16/22, YORK, SAT. AT 9AM, Antique Auction: vtg. rot. Christmas tree music box, spatterware peafowl pitcher/ saucers, Kugel Christmas grapes, antq. ladies purses, asst. paperweights, shaving mugs, glass slippers, Boeheim glass vases, porcelain pill boxes, key wind bird music box, Bristol & art glass vases, miniSinger sew. mach., furniture, washstand, etc., Goodwill Fire Co. Soc.Hall, 2318 S. Queen St., Gilbert & Gilbert Auctioneers, Inc. 04/21-22/22, DOWNINGTOWN, THURS. & FRI. AT 9AM, Americana & International Auction: 1972 Dodge Challenger, PA Chippendale 2-pt. secretary ca.1775, Phila. Chippendale dressing table ca.1770, New York Chippendale slab table ca.1775, 19th cen. PA blanket chest, late 19th cen. carved/painted Amer. eagle wall plaque, fraktur Berks Co. birth cert., folk art, 18th/19th cen. artwork, etc., Live & Online: 463 E. Lancaster Ave.; www.pookandpook.com, Pook & Pook, Inc. 04/21-22/22, PARKESBURG, THURS. AT 3PM & FRI. AT 8AM, 'Pheasant Run Antiques' primitives, collec./antqs., vtg. signs- approx. 300 adv. signs: wooden, ceramic, bronze, cast iron, tin, Pepsi, Coca-Cola, 7up, Quaker State, Esso, Atlantic, Texaco, Valvoline, Red Rose Feeds, TrueValue, etc., furniture, concrete gdn. furn. & fountain figurine, Raleigh 3 spd. bicycles, cash register, early door hardware, fireplace mantles, Kubota tractor, Woods ZTR mower, trailer, tools, & much more!, 4824 W. Lincoln Hwy., Tim Weaver Auction Svc. 04/21/22, EPHRATA, THURS. AT NOON, 337 Lots of Coins & Currency. Many U.S. type, $100+ in 90% silver in partial sets, bulk, & singles, 275+ silver dollars in singles & bulk, lg./sm. currency incl. Nationals, PMG graded fractional currency, silver eagles- some graded, selec. foreign, proof & mint sets., Live & Online: Horst Auction Ctr., 50 Durlach Rd.; horstauction.com; hibid.com, Horst Auctioneers 04/21/22, NAZARETH, CLOSING THURS. AT 5PM, Antique & Vintage Fishing Lures, Rods, Reels, Catalogs. Lures by Heddon, Creek Chub, Weber, Airex & Phillips. Hula Poppers, Pumpkinseeds, Bombers, Gamefisher & more! Wright & McGill (Eagle Claw) orig. store stock, Wright & McGill flapper crab, Dave Berry frog decoy, Tony Hughes trout decoy, Shakespeare 1950's-60's catalogs, etc., Online Only: http://dottaauction.hibid.com, Richard L. Dotta Auction Co. 04/22-23/22, ALLENTOWN, ONLINE CLOSING FRI. AT 6PM; LIVE: SAT. AT 8AM, 2022 Spring Melt Firefighting Memorabilia Auction, incl. 400+ qty. lots.www.eastmerefireman.hibid.com ; Allentown Fairgrounds Agriplex, 307 N. 17th St., The Eastmere Fireman, Brian Enterline Auctioneer
04/23/22, FOGELSVILLE, CLOSING BEGINS SAT. AT 9AM, Firearms Auction incl. guns, edged weapons, reloading supplies, ammo, targets, gun cases/ sleeves, military packs/ pouches/ field gear, 40+ Uncle Mike's holsters in orig. pkg., gun parts/ components. Air rifles & BB guns- rare Daisy Golden Eagle no.50, early Daisy Red Ryder no. 1938 & no. 94. Colt Highly engr. M1873 SAA & many more., Online Only: www.zettauction.com; www.Proxibid.com, Zettlemoyer Auction Co. 04/23/22, KINZERS, SAT. AT 10AM, African & Oceanic Tribal, Native American & Southwestern Auction: weapons, clubs, masks, carvings, textiles, sev. early Fiji & New Guinea clubs, Alaskan/ Inuit stone carvings & carved wood figures, Southwestern/ N.Amer. pottery, crafts, beaded bags, dolls, & textiles incl. horse blankets/ rugs, early bronze African figures & much more., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd.; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International 04/24/22, SPRINGTOWN, SUN. AT 10AM, Jewelry incl. gold, silver, older costume pcs. from 2 estate collecstions, lg. selec. country items, vty. sm. collec., 30+ Windsor chairs, auto. hand tools, 2 vtg. Trico cabinets, sm. vtg. auto parts (1940's-1960's approx. range) w/some parts/ access. in orig. pkg., & more- 3 Auctioneers Selling!, Springtown Vol. Fire Co. Bqt. Hall, 3010 Rte. 313, Robert H. Clinton & Co., Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers 04/25/22, ALLENTOWN, MON. AT 10AM, Arcade games, Bob Space Racer Rescue, Five Star Raptor Captor Redemption, Sega Sonic & Tails Redemption, Andamiro Wonder Land Redemption, Animal House Crane, ICE Ice Ball Mini Lane & many more. Vtg. Coke machine, restaurant equip., beer signs, tables & chairs, speakers/DJ equip., tools, bldg. materials, collec., ofc. equip., etc., 6616 Ruppsville Rd., Les Longenecker Auctioneer & Joel Heisey Auctioneer 04/30/22, ANNVILLE, SAT., CLOSING BEGINS AT NOON, 109 guns, beaded moccasins, axeheads, tomahawks, arrowheads, bayonets: Volcanic Arms Co. pistol .31 cal., Colt model 1860 Army revolver, PR long rifle attrib. to Wolfgang Haga, Luger 5/42 pistol, Sharps & Hawkins Navy model carbine rifle, Rogers & Spencer Army revolver, 1880 circa drum, Civil War musket socket bayonet w/scabbard, etc., Online Only: www.shirkauctions.hibid.com, Roy D. Shirk Auctioneer 04/30/22, BARTO, SAT. AT 9AM, Automobilia, Signs & Beer Memorabilia Auction., Jake's Flea Market, 1380 Route 100, Kimberly K. Auctions 04/30/22, GORDONVILLE, SAT. AT 8AM, Personal Historical Library & Collec. of Jacob M. Fisher, 700+ lots: rare books, 1531 Christopher Froschauer Bible & more, 8 books w/Barbara Ebersol frakturs, Martyrs Mirror, German Bibles & books, Mennonite & Amish books, Amish school hist., genealogies, periodicals, Thirty Thousand Names of Immigrants (Rupp) & much more., Gordonville Fire Hall, 3204 Vigilant St., Double E Auction Svc. 04/30/22-05/01/22, LEVITTOWN, SAT. & SUN. AT 10AM, Sat. 10am- Furnishings, Pinball machine, model airplanes, sailboat models, trains, taxidermy, pipes, daggers, canes, music boxes, scales, glass/china, etc.; Sat. 1pmReal Estate: 3 BR/2 BA detached single ranch; Sun. 10amsterling/costume jewelry, furs, leather, hats, naval uniforms, graphics, chandeliers, gfthr. clocks, furn., & more!, 7 Fallenrock Rd., Barry S. Slosberg Auctioneers & Appraisers VIRGINIA 04/27/22, ONACOCK, CLOSING BEGINS WED. AT 5PM, Estate auction incl. antiques, primitives, quilts, furniture, cast iron, adv., sculptures, glassware, artwork, collec., & more!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers
available for “A Philadelphia museum-quality fine art conStory.” servation services and custom framing. The gallery is Gratz Gallery and open Wednesdays through Conservation Studio is locat- Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., ed at 5230 Silo Hill Road, Sundays, noon to 6 p.m., and Doylestown, Pa. The gallery by appointment. To learn features 19th and 20th centu- more, call 215-348-2500 or ry American Art and offers visit www.gratzgallery.com.
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card, which set a record for any type of carded Jawa figure at $36,285 (est. $10,000$20,000). G.I. Joe is on the rise with collectors, as this auction proved quite decisively. From Hasbro’s 1982 “A Real American Hero” toyline, an AFA-graded 80 NM (archival case) Series 2/20 Back blister card containing a 3.75-inchtall action figure of Commando Snake Eyes more than tripled its high estimate
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at $18,500. A straight-arm version of the same figure, AFA-graded 85 NM+ (archival case) in a Series 1/9 Back blister card, reached the midpoint of its estimate range at $15,575. The political memorabilia section was red-hot, with its own record-setting highlights. First and foremost was a James M. Cox/Franklin D. Roosevelt jugate campaign button from the U.S. Presidential election of 1920. Only six Cox/Roosevelt jugates are known to exist in the 1.25-inch size, and of
This “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” Canadian-issue three-pack containing 3.75-inch action figures of Stormtrooper (Hoth Battle Gear/Snowtrooper), AT-AT Driver, and Cloud Car Pilot from Kenner’s 1981 series, AFAgraded 75 QY EX+/NM (archival case) and encapsulated in a Sears-exclusive window box, sold for $42,835.
A rare poster advertising a 1960 concert at the Palace Pier in Toronto, Canada, featuring “the Fabulous Johnny Cash – The Nation’s No 1 Recording Star with the Tennessee Two and Bill Munroe (sic) and the Blue Grass Boys,” sold for $11,160.
This James M. Cox/Franklin D. Roosevelt jugate button, 1.25 inches, one of only six known in that size, and one of only three known in this design, the first of its type to reach the marketplace in 40 years, sold for $185,850. It is a world auction record for a pinback button of any type.
The mate to the Cox/Roosevelt button that opened the sale, this 1.25-inch jugate depicting 1920s other major presidential and vice-presidential candidates, Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge, sold for $51,920, more than five times the high estimate.
those six, three are held in the Cox family collection. Two others are prized assets in an East Coast collection. Adding to its rarity, only three of the six known buttons are of the particular design exhibited by Hake’s example, which sold for $185,850. This price far exceeds the $70,092 previous auction record for a pinback of any type, which was set by Hake’s with the sale of a Babe Ruth 1915 American League Champions button in June 2021. A second political button that created a bidding frenzy was the “mate” to the Cox/Roosevelt button: a 1.25inch jugate depicting 1920s other major presidential and vice-presidential candidates, Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge. “In searching through nearly 20 years of past auction records, we
original Sal Trapani and Charles Paris pen-and-ink art for the cover of Metamorpho #7, DC Comics August 1966, realized $25,130. Of the many artists represented in the vintage music posters section, Johnny Cash claimed top honors. A rare and colorful poster promoting a 1960 Toronto concert featuring Cash and the Tennessee Two, with Bill Munroe (sic) and the
This original pen-and-ink cover art for Incredible Hulk #283 comic book, published by Marvel in May 1983, art by Ed Hannigan with inks by Al Milgrom, with penciled notations, Marvel copyright inkstamp on verso, sold for $33,315.
couldn’t find an example of this button offered for sale anywhere,” stated Winter. Estimated at $5,000-$10,000, the Harding/Coolidge jugate commanded $51,920. For its March 15 and 16 sale, Hake’s secured several pieces of important, investment-grade art, including the original pen-and-ink cover art for Incredible Hulk #283 comic book, published by Marvel in May 1983. The talent behind the actionpacked image of a rampaging Hulk leading an Avengers charge is the duo of Ed Hannigan (art) and Al Milgrom (inks). With penciled notations and a Marvel copyright inkstamp on verso, the vibrant inkboard swept past its $10,000-$20,000 estimate to land at $33,315. Also easily surpassing expectations, the
The G.I. Joe Commando Snake Eyes action figure, 3.75 inches, Hasbro, 1982 “A Real American Hero” toyline, AFAgraded 80 NM (archival case) Series 2/20 Back blister card, tripled its high estimate to sell for $18,500.
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An original Sal Trapani and Charles Paris pen-and-ink art for the cover of Metamorpho #7, DC Comics August 1966, showing the superhero Metamorpho emerging from a volcano, sold above high estimate for $25,130.
Blue Grass Boys as the opening act, peaked at $11,160 against a $2,000-$5,000 estimate. Prices quoted in this report include buyer’s premium as stated in Hake’s catalog. To learn more, call 866404-9800 (toll-free) or 717434-1600 or email hakes@hakes.com. All images courtesy of Hake’s Auctions.
April Showers Bring May Flowers Avid gardeners are taught to appreciate the beauty of both annuals and perennials, and a common saying among them is “April showers bring May flowers.” Another that will hopefully prove evident in the Mid-Atlantic is “Spring is just around the corner.” It’s a popular thing to say and hear around this time of year, but one thing many don’t know is where the first rhyme/saying originated. It reaches back to the mid-16th century, although early use of “April showers bring May flowers” perhaps existed even earlier. In 1557, Thomas Tusser compiled a collection of writings he called “A Hundred Good Points of Husbandry.” In the April husbandry section, he wrote, “Sweet April Showers, Do spring May flowers.” The rhyme was originally a short poem. Looking ahead to all the
beautiful flowers May will bring, The Emporium dealers will decorate the front sale showcase for the month of April with jardinieres, vases and gardening tools to use or to decorate with. The dealers have Roseville, McCoy, Weller, etc. as well as vases of all shapes and sizes for the flowers of spring, summer and fall. The courtyard will be open soon with flowers and items for patios and gardens. The Emporium offers complimentary snacks to enhance the shopping experience. The multi-dealer shop is open six days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on Mondays, with extended hours on Thursdays and Fridays until 7 p.m. The Emporium is located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J. For further information, call 609-747-8333. Happy antiquing, and spring is just around the corner.
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Holabird’s Western Trails And Treasures Premier Sale Carves Out Niche Nearly 2,500 Lots In A Wide Array Of Collecting Categories Sold LiveAuctioneers.com, Invaluable.com and Auctionzip.com. Prices reported include the buyer’s premium. Day one was dedicated to general Americana, in categories that included general books, gaming, saloon and brewing, jewelry, furnishings, musical instruments and memorabilia, model train and car, badges, geographically sorted lots and miscellaneous. Highlights included a lot of five publications relating to Philippines travel ephemera, all from the first half of the 20th century, an example being a rare official program for the Philippine Carnival held in Manila in 1910, 80 pages, selling for $10,938, and an archive of about 400 photographs of San Francisco and the Northern Redwood Corridor, taken ca. 1932-35 by photographer Russell William Angel, including many shots of California’s majestic redwood trees, selling for $3,000. A large The San Francisco Mint silver ingot, .999 fine, weighing 6.61 oz. and showing the Staffordshire blue old style, pre-WWII logo of the Mint of and white ironstone transfer foot San Francisco, sold for $7,230.
bath and pitcher set made by an unknown craftsman, the pitcher 13.5 inches tall, sold for $2,625. A group of six antique bitters bottles, from various locales, to include Philadelphia, South Redding (Mass.), Richmond (Va.) and Toronto, Canada ($875), and an Independent Oil ceramic enameled sign in red, white and black (“From Coast to Coast – Independent Oil”) with each side 27 inches sold for $875. Day two featured stocks and bonds (in the categories of mining, railroad, transportation and miscellaneous) and numismatics (currency, scrip and ephemera), ingots and bullion, coins, medals and tokens. A San Francisco Mint silver ingot, .999 fine, weighing 6.61 oz. and showing the old style, pre-WWII logo of the Mint of San Francisco realized $7,230. A men’s ring of one troy ounce of solid 14-carat gold carefully holding a 1/3 Stater gold coin from the 6th century BC, one of the first of all world gold coins, sold for $3,250, and a rare Hudson Bay Company 1820 one-pound sterling certificate, issued at York Factory and signed by two officials, went for $1,000. A collection of 35 brilliant uncirculated Benjamin Franklin half-dollar coins, dated 1948-63 and housed in a Capital Plastics holder, went for $1,438; a lot of three rare tokens from the Bullfrog, Nev., mining district changed hands for $2,250; and a Carson City (Nev.) U.S. Mint canvas bag, 19 inches tall, brought $2,125. The mint used silver from the nearby Comstock Lode mining district. A scarce 19th-century Central Pacific Railroad (Calif.) specimen stock certificate for $100 par shares, with a
vignette at the bottom of three allegorical females, rang up $750; a first rendition Sutro Tunnel (Nev.) stock certificate #68, dated Oct. 18, 1868, and issued to Solomon Haas of New York for 100 shares, achieved $625; and a 1902 Yosemite Valley (Calif.) Railroad Company specimen bond, with a spectacular
Yosemite Valley vignette, rose to $671. Day three was packed with nearly 600 lots of minerals, mining directories, militaria, and political memorabilia. Top lots included a copy of Brown & Dallison’s Nevada, Grass Valley and Rough and Ready Directory (Calif.), 133 pages,
with ads, compiled by Nat P. Brown and John K. Dallison, San Francisco, that sold for $5,375. A rare 1853 copy of Hale and Emory’s Marysville City (Calif.) Directory with residents alphabetically listed by occupations and addresses, plus businesses, went for $9,150, Continued on page 12
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The men’s ring of one troy ounce of solid 14-carat gold carefully holding a 1/3 Stater gold coin from the 6th century BC, one of the first of all world gold coins, sold for $3,250.
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Fans of Western Americana turned out in droves for Holabird’s massive, four-day Western Trails and Treasures Premier Auction, held Feb. 24 to 27 online and live in the gallery located in Reno, Nev. Nearly 2,500 lots crossed the auction block in a wide array of categories, at price points that appealed to novice collectors and seasoned veterans. Online bidding was facilitated by iCollector.com,
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machines from private and institutional collections. Continued from page 1 Prices reported include advertising, silver, textiles, buyer’s premium. music players, and coinAnother Six-Figure Andrew operated carnival and casino Clemens Sand Bottle Hindman sold another spectacular example of an Andrew Clemens sand bottle. The work by the 19th-century Iowa artist went for $800,000. At 10.5 inches tall, this bottle featured a label reading, “Pictured Rock Sand, Put Up By Andrew Clemens, Deaf-Mute, McGregor, Iowa,” inside the bottle under the faceted stopper. Dated just five years before his death, both the size of the bottle and the placement of the label were unusual for Clemens, but consistent with his constant evolution as an artist as his mastery of the medium allowed him to make more and more intricate examples. This sale marks the sixth time Hindman has sold a Clemens sand bottle for six figures, including the record auction price of $956,000 for the artist achieved in September 2021. Tall Case Clocks Pace Furniture Category A pair of tall case clocks set the pace in the furniture category, each selling for $50,000 or more in back to back lots during the first sesA Gothic Revival carved sion. First, a ca. 1860 mahogany tall case No. 24 astro- Gothic Revival carved nomical regulator clock by E. mahogany tall case No. Howard and Co., Boston, Mass., 24 astronomical regularealized $68,750. tor from E. Howard and
This molded glass flask in yellow-green, American, ca. 182440, sold for $40,625. Co., Boston, Mass., sold for Anthony Quervelle,$13,750; $68,750. In the next lot, a and a Queen Anne Japanned colossal 126-inch maple and pine flat top high Renaissance Revival carved chest that realized $7,500. Glassware Collected by walnut tall case regulator George S. McKearin Sr. clock, made for Chicago watchmaker J.S. Townsend, Closing out the first day brought $50,000. of the auction was the moldOther furniture high- ed glass category, which saw lights from the sale includ- some of the most voracious ed a Chippendale pierce- bidding of the auction. carved and figured Bidders sent lots originally mahogany bonnet top collected by George S. chest-on-chest made for the McKearin Sr. of New York Holcum Family of soaring past presale estiPhiladelphia in 1758 that mates. McKearin was one of sold for $10,000; a Classical the most respected glass colgilt-stencil decorated loo lectors and dealers of the table, attributed to first half of the 20th century Philadelphia cabinetmaker and wrote the book on the
An impressive masterwork Andrew Clemens labeled sand bottle sold for $800,000. Antique Coin-Operated category in 1950. “Two Hundred Years of American Carnival & Casino Machines Pay Out Blown Glass” is still considered one of the premier refThe second day of the erence books for glass col- sale began with enthusiastic lecting today, more than 70 bidding on 50 lots of an years after its publishing. eclectic assortment of coinThe top piece from the operated carnival and casicollection was an American no machines from the colmolded-glass flask in yellow- lection of Mr. and Mrs. Lee green, ca. 1824-40, which sold South, Albuquerque, N.M. for $40,625. Other highlights The top lot from the collecfrom the collection included tion was a Mike Munves one a New York molded-glass cent High Striker skill game flask in light sapphire blue by in oak case, which sold for Lancaster Glass Works, ca. $8,438. 1824-40, that sold for $23,750, For a complete listing of and a blown-glass eating prices realized and for bowl in olive green, ca. 1790- more information, visit 1820, that sold for $16,250. www.HindmanAuctions.com.
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HIGHLIGHTS: Artwork To Include Several Barbara Strawser Original Watercolors, Very Good Oil On Canvas Portrait Paintings, Several Prints, Single Owner John Deere Toy Collection, Matchbox, Winross In Original Boxes, Danish Modern Starburst Clock, Very Good Globe On Stand, Roseville, Redware, Advertising, 1920s Folk Art Putz Layout, Carvings By Jonathan Bastian, Dierwechter, Timothy Strawser, Spatterware, Stick Spatter, Early Stoneware Ovid Jug, Cast Iron Miniature Stoves, Early Advertising Wooden Sign, Caribou Animal Mount, Very Good 10ft Oak Conference Table, Bench Made Corner Cupboard, 19th C Victorian Piano, Excellent Brown Leather Lounge Chair, Poster Bed, Iron Bed, Very Good Hoosier Cabinet, 19th C Cast Iron Horse Hitching Post, Large Victorian Marble Top Hall Mirror, Unusual Pair of Danish Modern Tables, Danish Modern Chair, 1920s Art Deco Reverse Painted on Glass Hanging Light, Selection Of US Coins To Include: Silver Dollars, Silver Dimes, Early Pennies, Paper Money, State Quarters, And Foreign Coins, Large Selection of Vintage Pocket Watches, Lots of Native American Jewelry, Sterling Silver Jewelry, Pandora, Tiffany & Co, Designer Pins, Omega Seamaster Watch, Unusual Babe Ruth Wristwatch, Approximately 30 Gold Rings Most w/Diamonds Or Stones, Victorian Cameos, And Many More Fresh To The Market Treasures!
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Painted pine trade sign, late 19th c.
American pastel of a white cat, ca. 1840
One of five bronzes by Davie McGary
Wilson Irvine (American 1869-1936)
Jacob Maentel (American 1763-1863)
Charles Peale Polk (American 1767-1822)
Lancaster, Pennsylvania Weber slide lid box, mid 19th c. Gottlob Jungmann, Berks County fraktur birth certificate
Folk Art gouache still life, dated 1838
New Jersey painted fish trade sign, late 19th c.
Delaware bracket clock, ca. 1810
Large collection of Historical blue Staffordshire
Lancaster, Pennsylvania compass artist dome lid box
Carved and painted American eagle wall plaque, late 19th c.
Pennsylvania blanket chest, 19th c., attributed to Joel Palmer
Philadelphia Chippendale dressing table, ca. 1770
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Pennsylvania Chippendale two-part secretary, ca. 1775
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and the original Placerville (Calif.) Directory of 1862 by Thomas Fitch, printed by the Placerville Republican, 128 pages, with a soft-cover reprint by the El Dorado County Museum, sold for $5,125.
The auction’s final day featured art, Native Americana, transportation (railroad and steamer passes, ephemera and artifacts), plus many bargain and dealer specials that included general Americana, stocks and bonds and numismatics. Art was led by a classic oilon-canvas Western cowboy
antiquesandauctionnews.net hunting scene by F. W. Trautwein, titled on the frame “Meat’s Not Meat Til It’s In The Pan” (1972), depicting a cowboy who’s just shot a mountain sheep, which sold for $1,875. A group of 18 railroad lock keys from multiple Iowa railroad lines (Newton & Northwestern RR, Cedar Rapids & Iowa City RY, Des Moines & Central Iowa RR, Five publications relating to Philippines travel ephemera, first half 20th century, an examMason City & Clear Lake RY ple a rare official program for the Philippine Carnival held in Manila in 1910, 80 pages, sold and many others) went to a for $10,938. determined bidder for $2,500. Also, a Carson and Colorado Railroad, brought $1,375, while Railroad (Virginia City, Nev.) a Utah Central Railway annual lock and key, stamped “Union pass for 1885, issued to W. H. Brass Mfg. Co. / Chicago,” Hurlburt and signed by Mormon leader and important made $1,708. A Hudson River Line Utah figure John Sharp (as steamer pass, no. 1206, with a superintendent), made $1,312. maroon title and lovely The Utah Central connected vignette of a paddle steamer Salt Lake City with Ogden. For further information, that fills almost the entire upper half, issued for 1898 to call Fred Holabird at 775-851B.P. Holland of the Norfolk, 1859 or 844-492-2766 or visit Virginia Beach & Southern www.holabirdamericana.com.
This rare 1853 copy of Hale and Emory’s Marysville City (Calif.) Directory with residents alphabetically listed by occupations and addresses, plus businesses, realized $9,150.
This Independent Oil ceramic enameled sign in red, white and black, “From Coast to Coast – Independent Oil,” sold for $875.
This scarce 19th-century Central Pacific Railroad (Calif.) specimen stock certificate for $100 par shares, with a An authentic ore car for Caird Engineering Works, with the vignette at the bottom of three allegorical females, sold for end dump, switches and wheels all in working condition, This Staffordshire blue and white ironstone transfer foot bath and pitcher set sold for $2,625. $750. sold for $3,375.
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Real Estate To Be Sold at 1 PM Saturday, April 30: Detached single ranch, 3 BRs, 2 full baths. REAL ESTATE TERMS: $5,000 Cash or Certified funds non-refundable deposit required at knockdown. 10% Buyer’s Premium. Furnishings: Saturday, April 30, 10AM: Pinball Machine, model airplanes, sailboat models, trains, taxidermy, pipes, daggers, canes, music boxes, scales, glass, china. More! Sunday, May 1, 10AM: Sterling & costume jewelry, furs, leather, hats, naval uniforms, graphics, chandeliers, grandfather clocks, upright phonographs, world globe, bronze fountain, garden sculptures, cast iron & wire patio furniture, one horse open sleigh. Much More. Content Terms: $100 refundable deposit required for bidder’s number, 20% Buyer’s Premium. Inspection: 9AM.
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1932 Essex 2 door, 6 cylinder, wood spoke rims & a set of steel rims, running condition; 1932 Chevrolet Cabriolet, mostly complete project car, 6 cylinder overhead valve, 3 speed manual transmission; 1932 Chevrolet 6 cylinder engine and transmission-drivetrain; 100-125 pound Anvil; large Brass Bell on cast iron harp; cast iron Rooster, 36” tall, recent repaint by an artist; Cast Iron Chicken, 35” tall, painted white; Beer Drinking Mechanical Giant- measures over 8 feet tall in the seated position, right arm mechanically tilts a beer stein to its mouth, needs repainting and possible mechanical repairs; vintage farm tools; vintage kitchen tools; 30”x36” Chopping Block; 24”x24” Chopping Block; Crocks and Jugs; large 48 Star Flag, 116”x58”; large 3 footed Cast Iron Pot supported on a 3 leg fire stand; set of 6 cane bottom chairs in very nice condition; 1940’s-1950’s AMI Juke Box, wood case; hall rack; 8 to 10 (still packed away and hard to see all of them) chrome bar stools; ornate Walnut Roll Top Desk; Timber Built pick nick bench (fits upside down in pickup for moving); cast iron Fire Hydrant; Salesman Samples of mechanical wagon jacks; John Deere cast iron toy tractors; Die Cast cars and trucks; Ford toy tractors; painted milk cans; signed and numbered Artist Proof “Lobster House” by William Coombs; record albums; figural lamps; Gone with the Wind lamp: Craftsman riding lawn mower; Sears riding lawn mower; Agri-Fab pull behind lawn vacuum; Sinclair 5 gallon oil tin; lots of vintage tools including a large cast iron ladle, horse drawn plow, foot powered sharpening stone, lots of hand tools; There will be a lot more to add to this list once the digging and sorting begins. Updates at www.alfredsauctions.com. Terms; Buyers that pay with cash are subject to a 10% buyer’s premium. Buyers that pay with a credit card are subject to a 13% buyer’s premium. No tax. All sales are final! No returns! No refunds! No charge backs on credit purchases! Buyers are encouraged to inspect items before bidding/purchasing items! Ownership changes hands when the auctioneer declares item sold! The buyer is responsible for protecting and removing their purchases! All purchases must be settled by the end of the auction day by cash or credit! All items must be removed by the following day! Close Up of the Grinder
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Collection Of Iconic 1960s Posters Stored In A Farmhouse Attic For Six Decades
Graded 9.6 is this Grateful Dead, so-called Skeleton & Roses poster made for a Family Dog show at the Avalon in the summer of 1966.
This poster for a Janis Joplin/Big Brother 1966 S.F. Hells Angels dance party is graded 9.0. summer of 1966. Twice before, Heritage has reached six figures for the Skeleton & Roses graded in the high 9s. In fact, one still holds the record for a psychedelic concert poster: $118,750, set in November 2019. “Naturally, the big question now is: Will Murphy’s 9.6-graded Dead poster set yet another new world record due to its amazing provenance and pedigree,?”
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Lifetime Collection of Quality Antiques & Collectibles from the “Estate of Gladys Mills” w/additions. 1914 Peacock glass serving tray, wooden egg carrier, Sta Klean 22 Long rifle advertising box, Rumford baking powder box, Ballot box w balls, candle box, Tangle Foot Sticky fly paper wooden box, Advertising, Johann Faber Desk set, Wooden Garden basket, Child’s toy swing, cheese boxes, carnival glass, cut & pressed glassware, mirrors, Atlantic Grease Tin, child’s wooden bucket, Look magazine, artwork, kitchenware, Luter’s pure lard tin, Jack N Jill tin pail, brass & iron candy bucket, die cut calendars, old advertising, refrigerator dishes, sewing items, post cards, photographs, pictures & prints, Nassau child’s refrigerator, tobacco advertising, cast iron apple peeler, wall drying rack, military patches & medals, coins, clothes & furs & much more. Terms: Cash, Check, Money Order, MC-Visa credit cards. 15% buyer’s premium discounted to 10% for payments in cash. Next Auction: May 15th @ 10:00am Antiques & Collectibles from the Estate of Gladys Mills w additions.
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asked Heritage Auctions’ director of concert posters Pete Howard. To Murphy, of course, these posters are far more than keepsakes from far-flung, far-out yesterdays. Rather, they serve as warm reminders of childhood visits during the late 1960s to Frank Westlake’s famed printing press at 141 Noe St., where her stepfather was self-printing a book he had written. During those regular sojourns into the city, Murphy and her siblings played hide-and-seek behind presses and colored on the backs of freshly minted posters for concerts not yet legendary. Only later, when she was well into her teens, did Murphy discover the kids weren’t the only ones collecting posters from Bindweed: Her mom and stepdad, too, brought “Frank’s posters” home after each field trip, carefully and quietly stashing each one in a steamer trunk in their farmhouse attic. No one ever pulled out the posters or looked at them or talked about them or thought about them. “They just sat up there,” Murphy says now, “while a bustling family life went on” in the house below. Years later, Murphy went to work in the music industry, first at Capitol Records, where she worked on album releases by the likes of Paul McCartney, Poison, Queen, Heart and Tina Turner; then in artist management, working alongside Great White, Berlin and Appetite for Destruction-era Guns N’ Roses; then with David Crosby producing benefit concerts. She collected her own concert posters, from the 1980s, which will also head to auction in coming months, and her thoughts returned to her mother’s stash in the attic. “Mom knew I had a keen
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To collectors of vintage rock posters, KC Murphy’s assemblage at Heritage Auctions features only the best of the best, 40 extraordinarily valuable, vaunted and crisp keepsakes from the Bindweed Press, nearmint memories pulled from a family friend’s famed printing presses when Murphy was just a little girl living in the then wilds of Sonoma County. Her historic collection contains the totemic, valuable vestiges of a bygone Bay Area once ruled by the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Jefferson Airplane and their psychedelic brethren. The artworks in the Saturday, April 16, Music Memorabilia Signature Auction advertise the 1967 Human Be-in at the Polo Grounds, the famed Family Dog shows at the legendary Avalon Ballroom, Joplin and her band playing Hells Angels dances, Pink Floyd’s 1968 show at Sacramento’s Sound Factory, to name but a few. Ride the 13th Floor Elevators with Roky Erickson; get strictly personal with Captain Beefheart; trip to Mendocino with the Sir Douglas Quintet. These posters were so beloved by San Franciscans in the 1960s that they were often folded up, taken home and tacked all over walls. No one thought of them as valuable collectors’ items back then, merely as mementos from favorite shows by beloved bands. That’s why the few remaining mintcondition Bindweed Posters have become so treasured and sought-after in recent years, chief among them one of the most coveted and cherished concert posters of all time, which is being offered in this event in near-mint condition: the Dead’s so-called Skeleton & Roses poster made for a Family Dog show at the Avalon in the
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antiquesandauctionnews.net “And without surprise, most of the Bindweed Press Collection is dressed to the Continued from page 13 interest in preserving the nines: 9.6, 9.2, 9.8, 9.4 and so posters, and eventually I per- forth,” he says. Howard notes suaded her to allow me to care- that her assemblage was so sigfully move them from the attic nificant it received its own peditrunk into acid-free archival gree from CGC: The KC Murphy storage,” says Murphy. “They Bindweed Press Collection, were properly protected now. But still, they just sat in that big box.” And they did until she recently handed them over to Pete Howard, who was awed by these holy grails of psychedelic rock and the San Francisco sound. “To be able to offer so many key concert posters in such immaculate condition, taken directly from the printing press 55 years ago, is just unprecedented,” according to Howard. Howard was so impressed with Murphy’s collection, more than 100 from the 1960s, all told, which Heritage will continue to offer over the next few months, Advertising the “Edwardian he sent them to Certified Ball” Jefferson Airplane conGuaranty Company to have cert in 1966 at the Fillmore, this poster is graded 9.6. them graded.
Graded 9.8 is this Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin 1966 Children’s Camp Fillmore poster. each piece so intimately. I have a high appreciation for art, and am fairly obsessed with music, so all that combined with my family legacy really complicated the decision to let them go. I hope these posters find homes and owners as crazy about them as I am.” For more information, visit www.HA.com.
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which appears on each piece. None of this made parting with the posters any easier for Murphy. As she says, “They are very tied up in the sentimental memories of a little girl in Sonoma County, 1960s San Francisco, recollections of Frank Westlake, the Bindweed print shop, and, of course, my mother, who passed away five years ago.” Murphy once dreamed of framing each poster for her mother, or displaying them in her tiny Malibu rental during her management days. But ultimately, she had only two framed and hung, among them one of the posters signed by the legendary artist Stanley Mouse. “As I send these out into the world for others to cherish and enjoy, it is my sincere hope that they find owners who truly appreciate the artistry and cultural significance of these mementos from an astounding era in American music and history,” said Murphy. “Their beauty awes me every time I gaze upon them, and I came to know
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MONDAY, APRIL 18, 2022 Restaurant & AUCTION DOORS open @ 5:00 p.m.
The 69th Semiannual Doll, Toy, and Teddy Bear Show and Sale will be held on Sunday, April 24, at The Lancaster Farm and Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster, Pa. More than 35 vendors with 120 tables will bring some of their finest dolls, toys, teddy bears, Beanie Babies, Barbies and Star Wars collectibles. Admission will be $6, or $5 with this press release. Children under 14 years of age will be admitted free of charge when accompanied by a parent. Show hours will be 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be an early bird admission for $10. Plenty of door prizes will be given away throughout the show. For directions or further information, call Ron Funk at 717-371-0395.
Sale starts at approximately 6:15 p.m. with 2 auctioneers (1 tools/box lots, 1 furniture); Stage auction begins @ 6:30 p.m. (smalls/collectibles). Consignment sale of local estates; furniture; nice bedding; Hitchcock table/chairs & hutch (NICE); Chest of drawers; dresser; bed, bedding; bedroom suites; appliances; unique coffee/end table; night stands; desks; patio furniture; Matchbox; Hot Wheels; Texaco die cast; Vintage toys; 4 WHEELERS: 2007 Polaris (Outlaw 90) with title; 2005 Bombardier (Rally) w/out title. collectibles; primitives; box lots; tools; GOOD SALE! Terms: Cash or good PA Check. Office number 717-432-8246 leave a message. Check www.haars.com for updates.
MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2022 Restaurant & AUCTION DOORS open @ 5:00 p.m. Sale starts at approximately 6:15 p.m. with 2 auctioneers (1 tools/box lots, 1 furniture); Stage auction begins @ 6:30 p.m. (smalls/collectibles). Consignment sale of local estates; furniture; SWAROVSKI Crystal Figurines; Wedgewood; Hummels; Decorative items; collectibles; primitives; box lots; tools; GOOD SALE! Terms: Cash or good PA Check. Office number 717-432-8246 leave a message. Check www.haars.com for updates.
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PRE-MOTHER’S DAY AUCTION FINE AND COSTUME JEWELRY, WATCHES, STERLING TABLEWARES, FURS AND DESIGNER HANDBAGS
SATURDAY, APRIL 16 - 10 A.M. DOORS OPEN SALE DAY AT 9 A.M. A HUGE VOLUME OF QUALITY COSTUME, STERLING AND GOLD, DIAMOND, AND GEMSTONE JEWELRY. GEMSTONE JEWELRY PENDANTS, RINGS AND CHAINS. POCKET WATCHES, WRISTWATCHES AND WATCH PARTS. STERLING AND SILVERPLATE TABLE WARES. WOMAN’S DESIGNER HANDBAGS, POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES. FINE FOX, MINK & COYOTE FURS. HUNDREDS OF LOTS. MANY VINTAGE PIECES.
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PUBLIC BOOK AUCTION Personal Historical Library and Collection of Jacob M. Fisher
THE AFRICAN AND OCEANIC TRIBAL, NATIVE AMERICAN AND SOUTHWESTERN AUCTION
SATURDAY, APRIL 30 AT 8:00 A.M.
SATURDAY, APRIL 23 - 10 A.M.
at the Gordonville Fire Hall, 3204 Vigilant St., Gordonville, PA 17529 Rare Books and other items; 1531 Christopher Froschauer Bible; 1653 Martin Luther Nuremberg Bible; 1753 Christopher Saur Ausbund; 1753 Christopher Saur Lobwasser Psalms; 1771 Christopher Saur Wandele Seel; 1749 Psalms Davids; Annuals of the Conestoga Valley; (8) books with Barbara Ebersol Frakturs; (2) rare Amish samplers; West Conestoga Amish settlement maps. Martyrs Mirrors; 1748 Ephrata Cloister; 1814 Joseph Ehrenfried; (2) 1848 Shem Zook; German Bibles; 1755, 1770 and 1788 Martin Luther Nuremberg; 1664 Martin Luther Lunaberg; 1731 Martin Luther Budigen; 1792 Martin Luther Switzerland; 1798 Martin Luther Basel, Switzerland; 1828 and 1856 Martin Luther, Phila, Pa; 1790, 1816 and 1908 Martin Luther Halle and a few others. Mennonite Books; The Earth is the Lord’s; The Jonas Martin era; Mennonite Encyclopedia 4 volumes; Thirty Thousand names of immigrants; (Rupp) History of Lancaster County, Pa; Bishop Jonas Martin; Documents of Brotherly Love 2 volumes; Reidenbach Mennonites; Both Sides of the Ocean; Hutterite Mennonites. Amish Books; Amish Year; Amish Country; Rosanna of the Amish; Give me this Mountain; Farm Life and its changes; Three Zook brothers of 1732; Amish ministers meeting; 1862-1878 Tennessee John Stoltzfus; Eine Wurtzel; Amish of Chester Valley; Amish Society; Amish School History; John A. Hostetler’s writings; Pennsylvania School History; Christopher Dock; Levi A. Esh documents; Amish in Court; Amish and the State: Penn John’s School-(President Bush); Legacy of One Room Schools. German Books; 1767 Saur Ausbund “Stephen Mast” and “Isacc Mast”; (3) 1785 Billmeyer Ausbunds; 1770 Marberger Geasngbuch; (5) 1804 Gesangbuch; 1795 New Testament; 1805 Offenbarung Jesu Christ; and many other rare German books. Genealogies; Barbara Hochstedler, Christian Stutzman; Esch; Jacob Beiler; Hertzler; Jacob Mast; Jacob Raber; Smucker; Miller; Keim; Daniel Bender; Umble; Glick; Petersheim; Stoltzfus; Lengacher; Kurtz and Fisher. Periodicals; Family Life, 1968-1969 complete; 1971 complete, 1972 Feb. missing, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 complete; The Diary, 1969-1979 10 yrs. complete, 1969-2019 50 yrs. complete, Words of Cheer; 250 issues of Herald Der Wahrheit; Penna. Mennonite Heritage; Mennonite Family History; Mennonite Life; Illinois Mennonite Heritage; The Dutchman/Folk Life. This is only a brief listing. Call 717-768-0031 for a detailed catalog. Absentee bids accepted by phone: 717-327-1215, FAX: 855-255-0968 or by mail: 2730 Stumptown Road, Bird-In-Hand PA 17505. Auction Info: Come join us for an EXCITING book auction of Jacob Fisher’s Personal Library Collection. Whether you’re looking for that rare German book to add to your collection or Amish & Mennonite History etc. You will not want to miss this auction. Auction begins at 8:00 a.m. Be on time! Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertising. Auction Co. and sellers are not responsible for any accidents. Payment terms: Cash, check or cc w/3% fee. Absentee bids accepted! Lunch Stand. Auction For: Jacob & Sadie Fisher 717-768-0031
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AN AMAZING ARRAY OF AFRICAN AND OCEANIC WEAPONS, CLUBS, MASKS, CARVINGS AND TEXTILES. SEVERAL EARLY FIJI AND NEW GUINEA CLUBS. NUMEROUS AFRICAN MASKS AND CARVINGS. ALASKAN, INUIT STONE CARVINGS AND CARVED WOOD FIGURES. SOUTHWESTERN AND NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY, CRAFTS, BEADED BAGS, DOLLS AND TEXTILES INCLUDING HORSE BLANKETS AND RUGS. SEVERAL EARLY 1970’S TANZANIAN HORNED ANIMAL SKULL MOUNTS INCLUDING A CAPE CAPE BUFFALO, A HARTEBEEST, A GRANTS GAZELLE, TWO TOPI AND OTHERS. BUFFALO A 22+ FT LONG ROCK PYTHON SKIN, ZEBRA AND IMPALA SKINS, ZEBRA SKIN POCKET BOOK. MASAI SPEARS, WOOD WATER PIPES WITH POTTERY BOWLS. TWO FINE, LARGE, MID CENTURY GHANA KENTE CLOTHS PURCHASED ON A MISSIONARY TRIP. ONE IS 16’x2.6’ AND THE OTHER IS 10’3”x8’. MAGNIFICENT COLORS AND IN IMPECABLE CONDITION! A COLLECTION OF EARLY BRONZE AFRICAN FIGURES & JEWELRY PIECES FROM THE ESTATE OF NOTED PROFESSOR PHILIP GOULD WHO SPECIALIZED IN CHINESE ART HISTORY AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AND SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE. HE WAS A COLLECTOR OF AFRICAN ART AND CURATED NUMEROUS MUSEUM AND GALLERY EXHIBITIONS FROM HIS PERSONAL COLLECTION. TWO SOUTHWEST INFLUENCED, SIGNED OILS ON CANVAS BY LISTED ARTIST CHARLES REDMOND BENOLT. A FRAMED SERIGRAPH BY SAM SCOPAS TITLED “TAOS PUEBLO” IN AN INCREDIBLE MULTI-MATTED CUSTOM-MADE PORTRAYAL OF THE SOUTHWEST. PREVIEW THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2022, 10-5 PM; FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2022, 10-4 PM TEXTILES, HORSE BLANKET
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LARGE 2-DAY ANTIQUE AUCTION “Pheasant Run Antiques” Antiques - Primitives - Collectibles - Vintage Signs - Kubota Tractor - Woods ZTR Mower - Trailer - Tools
THURSDAY & FRIDAY, APRIL 21 & 22 Location: 4824
W. Lincoln Hwy., Parkesburg, PA 19365,
Directions: Between Gap & Parkesburg along Rt. 30. Auctioneer Note: After years of buying, selling, and collecting antiques, Holly & Frank Pfanders @ Pheasant Run Antiques have decided to retire and liquidate at auction their interesting collection of antiques & primitives along w/some personal property items. Join us for this 2 day event! Day #1 (Thurs.) Schedule: Preview begins @ 11:00 AM. Auction begins @ 3 PM, selling till 7 PM, selling a nice variety of antiques plus, all lumber, windows, doors, shutters, etc.; all the toys; office desk; Kubota tractor, trailer & lawn mower (@ 6:00 PM) followed by tools. Day #2 (Fri.) Schedule: Doors open @ 7:00 AM. Auction begins @ 8:00 AM. Selling the rest of the antiques and all the signs. We will be selling w/2 auctioneers both days. Plan now to attend. Can’t make it to the auction? We accept phone bids. No online bidding. No buyer’s premium. Auction Co. and sellers are not responsible for accidents. Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertising. Payment terms: Cash, approved check or credit card w/3% fee. Auction held in tent. Food stand on site. KUBOTA TRACTOR - WOODS LAWN MOWER - TRAILER - TOOLS: ‘20 Kubota B2650 compact tractor, 4WD, hydro, 3 pt., OROPS, w/LA534 loader w/5’ bucket - only 70 hrs. - 1 owner!; Landpride 42” pallet forks; Woods FZ25D ztr mower w/Kubota dsl. eng. & 64” hyd. deck - only 846 hrs.; PaceAmerican 7x14 enclosed trailer (7700 GVW); Antique Dodge pickup truck (as is-display piece); Misc. tools; Note: The above items will sell on Day 1 (Thursday). SIGN COLLECTION - ADVERTISING MEMORABILIA: Approx. 300 advertising signs wooden, ceramic, bronze, cast iron, tin, etc. - following is an abbreviated sampling: Hall Hardware Co./Yale Locks Paint & Oil (wooden); Mercedes Benz Service (ceramic - 2 sided); Lee Tires of Conshohocken; West Reading Borough Hall (bronze); Pepsi, Coca-Cola, 7up; Quaker State, Esso, Atlantic, Texaco, Valvoline, Wolf’s Head; Red Rose
Feeds, DeLaval, Pioneer Hybrids; Badger - Carl Shirk - Lebanon PA; TrueValue, Snapper, Frigidaire; Penna Official Inspection Station; Various road signs; McDeering/International Harvester Farm Machines; O’Baby Chocolate Milk Drink; Plus hundreds more!; Many advertising thermometers - wooden, tin, ceramic; Early license plates; Note: All signs will be sold on Day 2 (Friday). ANTIQUES - PRIMITIVES - COLLECTIBLES: 6’x8’ pier mirror; Corner cupboards; Coppertop sink; Physician’s table; Large cupboards; Tables; Secretary desk; Cabinets and more furniture; David & lion bronze figurine (30” tall); Pair cast iron eagles (31” tall); Concrete fountain figurine; Concrete benches & planters; Large amount of c.i. implement parts; Various vintage automotive parts & related items; (2) Raleigh 3 spd. bicycles (his & hers); Avery equip. jack; RR spike puller; Keystone hand crank grinder; Deering “foot power” grinder; American Harrow Co. implement seat; Dunlap sewing machine; C.I. table legs; Cash register; Lots of advertising oil cans; Early door hardware: hinges, latches, etc.; Rat tail hinges; Wheels & pulleys; Asst. wooden doors, windows, shutters, etc.; Fireplace mantels; Wooden railings, architectural mouldings; Wooden planks & barn boards; Hardwood flooring; Porcelain lights; Coca-Cola cooler; Weather vanes; Lightning rods; New Holland No. 10 anvil; PRR oil can; C.I. troughs (various sizes); C.I. hand pump; C.I. longhorn; Copper wash boilers; Agateware; Wooden crates & boxes; Egg baskets; Stoneware crocks; Tramp art picture frame; Flintlock firearms; Cast iron banks, doorstops, etc.; Pewter football player figurines; Britains LTD pewter toy animals; Pedal horse; Doll house; Toy trains; Hubley & other cap guns; Hop-a-long Cassidy items; Cast iron toys; Early tin toys: Wyandotte, Buddy L; Tonka; Marx; Nylint; 2 horse & wagon toy sets (from Pennwood Toys - Phila. PA); Borden’s milk wagon; Cheese basket; Daybed; Pix Cherifiz dispenser; Lebanon Valley flour dispenser; Stained glass; Modern office desk (sold Thursday); And much, much more.
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Auction for: Pheasant Run Antiques Frank & Holly Pfanders 717-442-4090
Auctioneers: Tim Weaver Dave Stoltzfus, Steve Schuler Matthew Martin
Tim Weaver Auct. Srvc. Phone: 717-354-9524 Lic. #AY2109
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