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“Zapata” Sets Print Record For Diego Rivera Lithograph From 1932 Brought $45,000 At Swann’s On May 2 FRIDAY MAY 24, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 21

Horst Sells Clarke Hess Collection: Session One Two More Sales Slated, Along With Two Real Estate Auctions

By Karl Pass A two-day sale on behalf of the Clarke E. Hess estate took place at Horst Auctioneers’ facility in Ephrata, Pa., on April 26 and 27.

Hess, of Lititz, Pa., was among the preeminent collectors and historians of all things Lancaster County. His primary interests centered on Mennonite genealogy and decorative arts.

Our community lost one of the giants Among the stars of the sale was this Lancaster County pieced when Hess passed sampler quilt, which brought $30,000. The buyer was the away at 64, following a Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, underbid by a private six-year battle with collector from Berks County.

ALS. Hess’s 2002 book, “Mennonite Arts,” remains an authoritative reference on the subject. “Clarke had a genealogical mind,” mentioned Dr. Donald Herr. A passionate geneologist, Hess loved the cultural history and provenance of things and recorded an in-depth catalog of his collection, which numbered 5,560. The numeric records he kept of his things included any The Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society known family background and paid $9,400 for this small red Weber box where and when he bought it. with floral decoration.

Number 1 was acquired in October 1966, and #5,560 in October 2018.

Some items had very little information, and some contained thorough family lineages.

The auction catalog Horst produced was taken directly from Hess’s inventory and included as much information as possible. Some minor variations in spelling or terminology in the catalog represent changes and developments in Hess’s understanding of the items as the years went by. At the end of each description in the catalog was his inventory number in brackets.

This 7.75-by-6.25-inch fraktur cut-work Posted on Horst’s website (which attributed to Jacob Botz was made for will remain there indefinitely) is the Elisabeth Wissler (b. 1784). It sold for $8,500 entire inventory list. The only excepto John David Wissler, an artist and ancestor tions are for items donated or sold of Elisabeth. “I also have a show towel that before his death. This resource can Elisabeth owned,” stated Wissler. It was be cross referenced with the catalog underbid by the Lancaster Mennonite and serves as a fitting tribute.

Historical Society.

Unlike many in today’s marketplace, Hess was less condition-con- information to others.

Hess gifted a large array of scious about objects he bought; he collected history. Simply put, Hess material to regional organizations, spent his life studying Pennsylvania among them the Lancaster German culture and arts. He was an Mennonite Historical Society. His immensely well-liked association with the collector and researcher society was decades in who was always willing the making, as he to share ideas and Continued on page 2

With seven records and a standout selection of Latin American art, Swann Galleries’ sale of Old Master Through Modern Prints on May 2 offered works by the greatest innovators in the field.

The house’s largestever offering of Latin American prints and originals proved to be popular.

“While bidding on our multiple platforms was spirited as usual in this auction, with many international buyers, it was especially heightened during our first-ever focused, standalone catalogue of Latin American Art, where we set a record for any lithograph

by Diego Rivera, and Diego Rivera’s “Zapata” is a lithograph done in 1932 that records for color sold for $45,000, setting a new auction record for any print Mixografia prints by Rufino by Rivera.

Tamayo,” remarked Todd Weyman, vice president and direc- print by the artist, and “El Sueño” (La Noche de los Pobres), which tor of prints and drawings.

Highlights included two 1932 earned $27,500, going to a colleclithographs by Diego Rivera: tor. Mixografia prints by Rufino “Zapata,” which brought $45,000 Tamayo found success with “Dos to a collector, a record for any Continued on page 4

Heritage Auctions’ Bidders Fuel Blazing Sports Card Market Dozens Of Record Prices Realized In $8.86 Million Spring Trading Card Auction Heritage Auctions’ April 18 and 19 Sports Card Catalog Auction established itself as the most lucrative of the 2019 season to date, blasting past pre-auction estimate tallies of $7 million to close with aggregate winning bids of $8.86 million. The auction provided no quarter for bargain shoppers, with huge prices recorded across all subgenres of graded singles and sets, unopened wax and boxes, condition-rarities and low-pop commons. Seven cards recorded six-figure prices.

This 1941 Play Ball Joe DiMaggio #71, PSA Mint 9, commanded $216,000.

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Ty Cobb’s 1915 Cracker Jack card, one of just three to earn a Mint 9 rating from PSA, sold for $504,000.

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Horst Auctioneers Continued from page 1

served in various capacities, and the many items he gifted included archivial material and books, textiles, such as decorated towels, grain and seed bags, privy bags, quilts, samplers, and clothing, among other things. Most contained information of the maker, artist, or owner. Proceeds from his estate are going to several historical organizations, including the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, which is located at 2215 Millstream Road, Lancaster, Pa. They were very active buyers at the sale, buying several high dollar lots of fraktur, towels, and the sampler quilt, among other things. Steve Hess, the society’s librarian

Horst will offer the Hess Homestead via auction on Thursday, May 23. In Lititz, Warwick A pair of hand-knit mittens from a Township, Hess bought the family farm in 1985. Clarke and Lee took great care of the Mennonite family in Kitchener, property and extensive gardens. Here is a modern interpretation of a Bauerngarten (farm Ontario, sold for $180. garden). Photos courtesy of Lee Stoltzfus and Clarke Hess.

gave it to us on loan before he died with the understanding that if he died before the loan came due, it was ours to keep.

He renewed the loan one time before he died. From his estate we then received eight other furniture items of clear Mennonite provenance, largely due to Clarke Hess’s influence,” wrote Wenger via email.

The Mumma shrank sold for $23,400 on Oct. 24, 2008, at Pook & Pook’s sale of the Richard and Rosemarie Machmer collection. The sulphur-inlaid walnut schrank from Hess’s estate was dated “1769” and made for Peter Perhaps the most quintessential Mennonite motif is the OEHBDDE, meaning Swar and Ada (Long) Swar of “O edel Hertz bedenk dein Ende,” which translates, “O noble heart, consider Manheim Township. Their your end.” Often incorporated on towels and samplers here are variants of the farm was by the present-day symbol/motif. and archivist, seated next to Carolyn Wenger, the society’s museum curator, did the bidding at the sale.

One category the society didn’t need for its collections was a shrank. They own the sulphur-inlaid David and Anna Mumma walnut schrank dated “1768,” which came from the John Snyder Jr. estate. “Snyder

The salesroom was full both sessions, The walnut chest with sulphur inlay “Veronica Miller 1785,” of Lancaster and the energy was high, with many County origin, originally a chest over drawers, had the base replaced and also collectors local to the area competing the right end lid cleat. The till lid is missing and bale handle on right end. It real- for pieces with family ties. ized $1,500 and previously sold on April 24, 2009, at Pook & Pook for $1,053. $29,500, underbid by Bob and Wegmans, near Long’s Park. Indians to the Lancaster jail Mary Ann Greenly. The The couple’s son, John Swar, for their safety. It was in the Pennsylvania Historical and built a stone house in 1799 jail that the Paxtang gang Museum Commission (PHMC) that still stands today. In 1763, broke in and killed them. Hess was in the running up to Peter and Ada Swar hosted bought the shrank at Pook & $27,000. “Brother Obed, whose some of the Conestoga Pook on April 18, 2008, for real name was Ludwig Hocker, Indians at the time of the $70,200. It originally had five came to Ephrata from Conestoga Village massacre. turned feet. It sold for $21,000 Germantown with his wife, Matthias Slough took the at the Hess sale to a private Margaret, and daughter, Mary, collector in the salesroom. where they divorced and all In terms of sheer rarity, joined the celibate order,” the Ephrata Cloister fraktur stated Clarence Spohn. The drawing took the prize. last name was spelled Hacker Unframed, measuring 7-by-6 in the catalog. “That is the inches, with floral border, anglicized spelling, but the some areas of loss, the one- correct name is really Hocker,” of-a-kind memorial done for furthered Spohn. householder Brother Obed The Ephrata Cloister was A wrought-iron sewing clamp with went to a local couple for an early monastic settlement. fabric pin cushion top sold for $900.

Brother Obed would never On Thursday, June 20, Horst will offer this 5.9-acre parcel with period two-and-a-half story stone house that Hess The clamp is attributed to John Long Continued on page 6 bought in the mid-1990s., which was originally part of the Hess farm. Notice the carved 1778 datestone for Christian (1787-1856) or co-worker Emanuel Hess and segmental arch above the front door with segmental arch along with the brick lintel above the second floor Long (1789-1875) of Sporting Hill window. Photos courtesy of Lee Stoltzfus and Clarke Hess. (between Manheim and Lititz). It came from the Margaret Metzler sale and was likely originally owned by Anna Metzler (1847-1913). The Metzler farm was across from Long’s shop.

The piece was exhibited at the Lancaster Heritage Center’s John Long P.O. Box 500, exhibit in 2006.

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A local buyer bought this signed “H R FETTER” wrought-iron spatula for $120. It was ex. Jim Sorber. Henry Fetter worked in Warwick Township beginning around 1850. The buyer grew up next to Fetter’s shop in Lexington, outside of Lititz.

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Catherine was a first cousin to three of Clarke’s ancesters. Notice the O Edel Herz (O Noble Heart) classic Mennonite motif/symbol. It sold to the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society for $2,500.

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By Shawn Surmick In my last article, I shared my top tips for collecting coins.

In this article, I want to share my top tips for collecting United States paper money. I have always preferred the designs of classic United States paper money from the 19th and early 20th centuries to that of the coins produced during this same time frame.

Collecting classic U.S. paper money has always been a passion of mine, and I even sold off some of my vintage video game collections to finance some of my more prominent purchases. That said, much like the complexity of coin collecting, the market for classic U.S. paper money can be daunting to the beginning collector. The tips listed below have served me well over the years, and I hope that should you begin this exciting journey, my advice will offer you success.

10. Go slow; time is on your side. Numismatics, whether coins or currency, is not something you want to rush into.

Only a fool buys something just because it is available.

Take your time and understand the market. In the classic U.S. paper money market, large size notes (notes printed up until the year 1923) are generally more popular than small size notes (present size notes produced from 1928 and up).

That said, the market is

currently in a downtrend, and deals can be had.

9. Understand third-party grading and their vocabulary.

Both PMG and PCGS are two of the leading third-party grading companies when it comes to paper money grading. Both have monikers used to describe the originality of the note in question. PMG notes Exceptional Paper Quality (or EPQ) on their grading label to indicate that the note being offered is in original condition and was not pressed or doctored. PCGS uses the moniker Premium Paper Quality (or PPQ) on their holders to designate the same thing. In the past, it was not uncommon for collectors and even dealers to press defects and creases out of notes in an attempt to increase their condition. This practice actually caused a lot of notes to lose their original embossing and paper quality.

Hence, the absence of the monikers EPQ or PPQ on the grading label denotes this.

Note that in certain circumstances notes without this moniker can have differing market values from those that do.

8. The best deals are usually at auction. At present time, both Heritage Auctions and Stacks & Bowers regularly hold both coin and currency auctions several times a year. It is here where you will find your best deals. Do not allow yourself to fall victim to frantic bidding. Take your time and stick

to a fair but set price that you are willing to pay for an item.

Much like coins, you can research almost every item sold through Heritage Auctions just by being a member, and it costs nothing to join.

7. Understand the market.

Currently, the U.S. paper money market has taken a back seat to coin collecting.

Also know that coin collecting has lost some popularity since the 2008/09 financial crisis.

This means that deals can be had, but it will take time for the numismatic market to recover, and there is a chance it may never recover fully. If buying for investment, know this going in and buy accordingly.

6.

Research, research, research. Much like coin collecting, the patient buyer always wins. Coins tone, and this presents complex market conditions for the uneducated buyer. Paper money does not tone, but you can have two similar notes in the same grade with differing levels of eye appeal. Centering and the overall appeal of a note help determine its value. Use this to your advantage, and take your time at auction.

5. Understand how paper money is cataloged and numbered. Coins have a mint year and a mintmark to help identify them. Classic U.S. paper money, on the other hand, uses something called a Friedberg number (named after the individual who came up with the system) to identify

the notes in question. You can have two similar notes produced the same year that look exactly alike, but each with a different Friedberg number to help identify them, due to differing signatures on the notes themselves. Understand that certain Friedberg numbers are scarcer than others, and this can cause certain notes to be worth more. For instance, a Friedberg number 237 $1 large size silver certificate from 1923 can be had for about $200 in gem mint condition, but that same note in Friedberg number 239 jumps close to $1,000 or more due to the scarce signature combination presented on that note.

4. Buy the book before the money. One of my favorite books on United States currency is Kenneth Bressett’s “Official Whitman Guidebook to United States Currency.” The book is usually updated every year or two and contains a detailed listing on every issue from large size currency to small size currency and fractionals. It usually sells for less than $20 and is available at most large book stores or Amazon. It is a must buy for any paper money collector.

3. Specialize and focus.

You cannot own it all. If you focus on large size notes in uncirculated condition or even gem mint, you will most likely have to pick an area to specialize in. Some of the most popular categories include silver certificates, gold certificates, legal tenders, and Federal Reserve bank notes. I advise

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starting with silver certificates, as they are among the most popular of all the offerings in classic U.S. paper money.

2. Be careful with obsolete and confederate currency.

Confederate currency is quite popular to collect, but beginning collectors fail to realize just how much of the most common issues are out there.

Most of the common confederate notes are popular, but they were overprinted. As such, there is little investment potential in most of these notes even at high grade.

Obsolete currency offers something of a mixed bag, as most mainstream collectors stick to currency issued and backed by the U.S. government and ignore most private issues.

That said, there is value here, but when you go to sell, be prepared to be disappointed at auction unless you hold only the scarcest obsolete notes.

Obsolete currency was paper money printed and backed by private banks.

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19809 N. Wilmington 302-792-0555 THE ZEPPELIN & THE UNICORN AT THE RED BARN, 400 Silverside Road, Sun., Mon., Wed. 12-5, Closed Tues., Thurs. thru Sat. 10-6. Antiques, unique items. zeppelinandunicornantiques.com 19933 Bridgeville 302-337-3137 ANTIQUE ALLEY OF BRIDGEVILLE, Rt. 13 South. Over 20,000 sq. ft., 60 diverse dealers. Open 7 days 9am-6pm. Find great treasures and enjoy a break at our cafe. Like us on Facebook.

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have seen the “momento mori” memorial. Upon the death of a householder, the drawing is believed to have been tacked to the wall in the individual’s “cell,” as rooms were described. Of this type of fraktur from the Cloister, it is the only surviving example known.

Horst, who also sells real estate via auction, will be offering the Hess Homestead on Thursday, May 23, at 6 p.m. In 1985, Clarke bought his ancestral homestead just outside of Lititz. The 18thcentury log mainhouse, frame tenent house, and stone spring house, among other buildings reside on four acres at 27 Lititz Run Road in Warwick Township.

A 5.9-acre parcel with a period 2.5 story stone house at 700 E. Front St. in Lititz will also be offered for sale by Horst on Thursday, June 20, at 6 p.m. It is adjoined to the Warwick-to-Ephrata rail trail

A glazed chintz drawstring bag, ca.

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Wendy Christie, sold for $525. and a park. This property was also originally built by an ancestral relative and part of the main homestead, which interested Clarke, who purchased it in the mid-’90s. Lee Stoltzfus’s sister, was the longtime tenent. This stone house (700 E. Main St.) was built by Christian Hess (17571816). It has a carved 1778 gable datestone along with initials “C.H.” Christian, and wife, Anna, had a 100-acre farm and also ran the Hess mill that was built by his father Johannes.

This cast-iron stove plate dated “1755” from Elizabeth Furnace, a side plate for a five-plate jamb stove, sold for $6,200. This type and pattern/style of stove was originally on the Hess farm.

It didn’t take long at the auction for the trade to realize they weren’t coming away with much. It was a retail crowd, and prices realized were overall strong.

Amish and Mennonite attended hoping to buy items with family connections. Among highlights were a miniature wrought-iron tasting spoon that went for $5,400.

It had a copper bowl and four tiny copper inlaid hearts on the handle. A related example is at Winterthur, but not with four hearts. An excellent Joseph Lehn (1798-1892) lidded sugar bucket sold for $5,600 to

central Pennsylvania collectors. It had a remarkably thorough family history. A green paint-decorated wooden slide-lid box attributed to Joseph Lehn and dated “1873,” illustrated in Herr’s booklet on Lehn, sold for $4,100. A John Long betty lamp engraved “Elizabeth Hershey March the 16th 1849, J. Long,” with replaced bird finial, brought $2,250. Master late-20th-century craftsman Larry Long made the bird finial. A very rare Peter Brubacher (1816-98) black painted wooden horse, roughly 12-by-12 inches, sold to Alice and Art Booth of New Jersey for $26,500. Brubacher lived very close to where Horst’s auction house is today.

A paint-decorated checkerboard brought $4,100. It was signed “HD Killheffer Millersville, PA Jan. 29, 89.”

A Christian Alsdorff ca. 1790 vorschrift fraktur (writing sample) sold late in the Harry Killheffer (1857-1935) and wife sale to the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society for $15,500. It brought Amelia Grin (1858-1932) lived on the $2,970 at the Ray and Selma Mead sale at Conestoga Auction Co. on Oct. 4, corner of George and Charlotte streets This finely decorated show (hand) towel sold for $1,500. in Millersville.

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Stiegel-type glass, decorated show (hand) towels, privy bags, pillow shams, pin cushions, toy animals, samplers, and much of the fraktur did well.

The second antique sale will be Friday and Saturday, June 7 and 8, and a third (dateto-be-determined) sale will take place, mostly consisting of antique books.

“Much of what I know about the PA German plain culture was disseminated from him (Hess),” said Wendy

Christie. “He always took time for questions.”

The captions show a cross section of the material sold and for how much. Horst does not charge a buyer’s premium, and there was no sales tax for this sale. Online buyers were charged a buyer’s premium.

The total gross was $583,715.

For more information, readers may contact Horst Auctioneers at 717-738-3080 or visit www.horstauction.com.

Donegal Society To Host Dr. Larry Chottiner At Annual Meeting On June 13 The Rev. Dr. Larry Chottiner will speak at the annual meeting of the Donegal Society, an organization dedicated to preserving the history of Lancaster County’s Scots-Irish settlers.

The meeting is scheduled for Thursday afternoon, June 13, followed by a dinner at Donegal Presbyterian Church outside of Mount Joy, Pa. Registration is at 2:30 p.m. Chottiner will be giving a talk titled “It Matters: Discerning the Times,” a look at history’s impact on our present day

world and and how it impacts the future. Chottiner was senior minister of the Highland Presbyterian Church in Lancaster and served many other congregations over the years. He is retired and a member of Donegal Presbytery.

This program will also include a soloist and a bagpiper entertaining attendees on the beautiful grounds of the Donegal Presbyterian Church.

For directions or registration information, call Theresa at 717-653-1943.

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05/26/19, CAMP HILL, SUN 11 AM, Large selection of quality furniture, fine china, prints, carpets, glassware, 2228 Gettysburg Rd, Michael Costea

05/27/19, PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE, MONDAY 9:30 AM, 2 Browning Citoria over under shotguns, wild life oil paintings, watercolors, other artwork, Boehm porcelain birds, collection of antique copper & brass powder flasks, collection of copper & brass items etc., Baileyville Grange Hall 210 Deibler Rd, Ron J Ron S Gilligan & David C Zenter 05/28/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE TUES 2 PM, Coins & Currency, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 05/29/19, GORDONVILLE, WED 8 AM, Antiques, primitives, collectibles, glassware, coins, guns, carriages, wagons, tools, toys, model Conestoga Wagon made by Joel Zook etc., OnSite 201 N Belmont Rd, Tim Weaver Auction Service 05/29/19, RICHLANDTOWN, WED 1 PM, Furniture, antiques & collectibles, tools (appx 3:30), coins 4 pm, Benner Hall 1260 Cherry St, J Pandur Auction Service LLC 05/30/19, KINZERS, THURS 10 AM, Extraordinary Estate Auction featuring period, antique, primitibe & reproduction furniture, major artworks, smalls, rugs, militaria, lighting, musical instruments, advertising stoneware jugs etc., 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International

05/25/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 11 AM, Vehicle Auction Bid live or online, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

06/01/19, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM, Furniture, dry sink, antiques, tinware, old games, linens, hit & miss engines etc., 1200 Mill Mar Rd, Miller & Siegrist Auctioneers LLC

05/25/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Pickers Paradise antiques, militaria, household featring BB guns, ammo, civil war & antique books, bedroom sets, prints, paintings, toy trucks, records, clocks, vintage fishing boat and more, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

06/01/19, MANHEIM, SAT 9 AM & NOON, Personal Property featuring equipment, antiques & collectibles, furniture; Real Estate Noon, Onsite 2672 Meadow View Rd, Hess Auction Group Continued on page 18

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18 Acre Farmette w/3 Houses, 2 Barns & Outbuildings FRIDAY, JUNE 21 AT 2 P.M. Personal Property SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 2019 AT 9 A.M. Winery & Farm Antiques REAL ESTATE AT 12:00 NOON Auction Address: 25 Wolters Lane,

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Description: 18 acre farmette with two homes, 300 year old Log Cabin, two barns, several outbuildings, and greenhouses. This unique farm located in Lower Alsace Township in Berks County, was once a winery dating back to 1863, with its original wine press. Later it became a greenhouse/farm. This rural homestead is nestled on the side of the mountain, tucked away from the hustle and bustle, yet close to everything. This farmetteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s water supply comes from a natural spring. The property has one large pond. All main buildings have new roofs. Shared Driveway. This property has many possibilities whether itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s greenhouse, nursery, farming, horses, winery, or the perfect location for events. Plenty of nature on this one of a kind property that has breathtaking views. Main stone house: 1st floor kitchen with built in cabinets, dining room, sizable living room w/hardwood flooring, full bath with laundry, and sunroom that overlooks the valley below. This home features large window sills. All appliances are include dishwasher/fridge/ electric range/washer/dryer. 2nd floor: 3 Bedrooms, full bath with an adjacent multipurpose room. The basement has a bathroom and a beautifully designed underground wine cellar constructed prior to 1863. 2 - 275 gal. oil tanks for oil (hot water) furnace with a propane backup furnace. Electric water heater. 200 Amp service & separate sewer system. Frame House with metal roof (22 Wolters Lane): 1st Floor kitchen, dining room, living room, full bath and laundry room/pantry. Large porch. 2nd floor: 4 bedrooms w/ hardwood flooring, full bath. Basement: 2- 275 gal oil tanks for oil (hot air) furnace. It also has a coal burner, coal bin, electric water heater, and 200 amp service. This home has 4 pane windows, separate sewage system, garage, full attic, and all appliances stay with the home. Small log home: This 300 year old cabin is the original home to the property. It has a small kitchen, full bath, 1 bedroom, Lg. wood fireplace with back up propane heater, electric water heater, and its own sewer.

Open Houses: Saturday, May 18th, 1-3 P.M., Tuesday, May 21st, 5-7 P.M. and Tuesday, June 11th, 5-7 P.M. Terms: Deposit $25,000 due day of auction. Settlement on or before Aug. 30, 2019. Buyer to pay 2% state transfer tax.

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Tools: Huge bandsaw, old air compressor, bolt, fiberglass extension ladder, lots of box lot tools, #134 1926 bench vise, ratchet straps, come alongs, pipe cutters, extension cords, toolboxes, old planer, Ryobi miter saw, Sawzall, table router, trunk, metal shelving, aluminum extension ladder, Miller welder w/Onan gas engine, Poland Pro chainsaw, portable generator, yellow pine T&G flooring, 30x60 sheets coriander, bench grinder, nail kegs, forge tools, metal roofing, piping, culverts. Lawn & Garden: Garden tools, heat lamps, bug zappers, Salamanter heater, kerosene orchard heaters, Pure Fire Tonaka weedeater, Bolens weedeater, Mantis tiller, Black Max Back Pak sprayer, Demco 12V lawn sprayer, nice wooden wheelbarrow, German beer patio umbrellas, berry crates, wheelbarrow orchard sprayer, Little Giant garden dust, greenhouse table material. Household: Stainless steel triple sinks, 3 bay stainless steel sink, stainless steel soup vats, bakerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s racks w/trays, Garland gas oven, General Electric oven, s/top worktable, 3 bay Jordan refrigerator, china closet, events utensils, gal. glass jugs. Farm: Barn doors, 15 in. Western saddle, Polaris 90 4-wheeler,

dog kennel, barn fans. Guns: Belgium 12 ga. double barrel double hammer, Germany model K-605 .308, 12 ga. muzzleloader wall gun, Thompson Center 50 cal. Flintlock, J. C. Higgins model 5831 bolt action 12 ga. Antiques: Wolfhead barrels, old belt driven grindstones, Flexible Flyer sled, old tools, large platform scale Fairbanks #4, cast-iron horse swing, mannequins, wooden tool chests, old glass doorknobs and latches, cast-iron hog trough, stained glass window frame, cloth seed sacks, Glenn Springs mineral water glass jar in wooden crate, Der Schlachthof double-sided lighted sign (fiberglass), half bushel wooden baskets, old half peck, peck & bushel baskets, wooden crates & boxes, majestic theater seats, cast-iron sink, Quaker State oil cans, many Coca-Cola glass gallon jugs, many glass gallon jugs, glass half-gallon jugs, 1 horse open sleigh, bobsled w/bed, wooden window frames, old live-edge oak plank, old barn floorboards, various old barn lumber, The Reist & Sons grain & seed cleaner Harrisburg, PA, 1880 English Bible, 1897 English Bible, 1873 German Bible, 1861 German Bible, 1883 German Bible, early 1900s postcards, early family photo album, Spartan TV, 1 After Vespers C-DeLort picture, 1 Tender Farewell C-Delort picture, Montgomery typewriter, old sewing machines, Stewart hand crank cow clippers, dovetailed wooden Remington box, brass funnel, milk cans, galvanized tub, Philadelphia reel mower, Alaska Gimbel Bros. wooden refrigerator, wooden trunk, wooden ironing board, old wooden cooler, Lane cedar chests, blanket chest, old rockers, old wooden chairs, round table w/eagle claw feet, wine vat, wooden stave barrels, wicker baskets, 2,000 gal. wooden stave wine vat, old wooden wine press, wooden wine stirrer and stomper, 100s of half gallon crocks, scales, wooden grape smasher, metal wine jug w/wooden jacket (various sizes), wooden wine rack, grape crusher, old wooden bung drill, No. 2 crocks, crock jugs, enamel wash basin, old refrigerator unit, old signs, cast-iron dinner bell, pottery, wooden measures, old lawn mower, wooden wheelbarrow, potato plow, garden cultivator, walking plow, 1 horse garden cultivator, International pedal tractor, galvanized buckets, potato shovel, old garden planters, 1 horse planter jr #220 garden planter, grain cleaner, corn grinder, wooden wheels, wrought iron chair, science equipment stuff, paper cutter, misc. glassware, meat hooks, collectibles from travels over the world, German rucksacks, old stuff (funnel, etc.).

For more information, mation, pictures and forms go to: Auctioneers: J. Meryl Stoltzfus AU# 005403 (717) 629-6036 & Wilmer Martin AA# 019644 (717) 333-4881 Sellers: Rainer & Anita Wolter

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Large collection of US and Foreign Coins and Paper Currency. Includes US Civil War Trade Tokens, Confederate Money, US Morgan Dollars, Peace Silver Dollars, Roosevelt and Mercury Dimes, Large Size and Small Size Notes, Large Cents, Commemorative Silver Dollars, Wheat Pennies, Error Coins, Bust Coins, 5, 10 & 20 Dollar Gold Coins, Silver and Gold Proof Sets and More!!!

Also includes Large Estate Collection of Jewelry. Collection includes Gold Pocket Watches, Sterling Silver Necklaces, Earrings, Purses, 18K Tiffany and Co., Gold Snake Bracelets, Cameos, Diamond Rings, Pearls, Emeralds, Sapphires, Art Nouveau Match Safes, Mouring Hair Jewelry, Coral Jewelry, Edwardian Bracelet and Much More!!!

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Bertoia’s Spring Signature Sale Rings Up $2.3 Million

The Fernand Martin L’Intrepide Jockey with Mona Lisa painting, original illustrated box, a humorous nod to the 1911 theft of the priceless painting from the Louvre, sold for $12,000.

Four Exceptional Antique Toy Collections Dominated Two-Day Auction Many who attended Bertoia’s Spring Signature Sale held on March 9 and 10 commented that the atmosphere felt like an auction of

Over the last three years, Bertoia’s has auctioned three major collections of Fernand Martin French clockwork

This Fischer Tri-Cycle Rickshaw penny toy, German, tin, sold for $5,400 against an estimate of $1,500. the go-go 1990s and early 2000s, when collectors would travel halfway around the world to bid on toys from fabled collections.

“You could feel the electricity. There was a larger crowd than we’ve seen over the past few years, and so much enthusiasm,” said Michael Bertoia, president of Bertoia Auctions. “Many international bidders took part.

toys, with Mohr’s being the third.

This has created an unusual windfall for collectors, since Martin toys are ordinarily in short supply in the international marketplace. At the March sale, the Mohr assemblage was led by a boxed L’Intrepide Jockey (Intrepid

This early Gunthermann wind-up racer with two figures, 11 inches long, sold for $24,500.

Some came weeks in advance to privately preview particular toys they wanted to bid on, but after viewing all of the pieces on display, they would discover other toys they liked and ended up bidding on them, as well.”

The $2.3 million auction (inclusive of buyer’s premium) featured four collections: Frank Mohr’s 60-year collection of Fernand Martin and early American tin and clockwork toys (Part II); Douglas Jackman’s 40-year still bank collection (Part II); the multigeneration estate collection of Sam Downey Jr.; and Michael Bertoia’s fine boutique collection of approximately 100 penny toys.

Jockey) on a hobby horse carrying a Mona Lisa painting under his arm, which sold for $12,000 against an estimate of $5,000-$7,500.

Following closely behind was a Cherif on Camel, which rode to $11,400 against a $3,500-$5,500 estimate. All prices quoted include buyer’s premium.

Toy racers and motorcycles have remained very

strong in the collector market for well over a decade.

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The American clockwork category included several important Ives toys. A SeeSaw patented in 1873, with a handpainted base, boy and girl figures, and stencil decoration, sold for $10,800. Made around the same time as the See-Saw, a rare Boy on Perambulator, with a clothdressed figure on a wheeled hobby horse, raced to $7,800.

The Jackman collection of American banks offered collectors the opportunity to acquire many rarities in exceptional condition. One of few known examples of a “Cross” still bank, estimated at $2,000$3,000, prevailed at $7,200.

When it comes to antique toy boats at auction, no other brand surpasses Marklin. The prestigious German manufacturer produced imposing ocean liners and military vessels that were pricey a century ago and are breathtakingly

The penny toy collection that Michael Bertoia had amassed since childhood was one of the most asked-about categories of the sale. “The prices realized on his toys validated that he had done the right thing by always buying the best available examples,” said Michael’s mother and Bertoia Auctions’ owner Jeanne Bertoia. Top performers

expensive today. The top lot of the sale was a 25-inch-long very desirable pieces were live-steam Marklin cruiser scooped up on auction day, Bremen, which sailed to including an early $57,000 (estimate: Gunthermann wind-up racer An Ives toy perambulator, circa 1873, 8 $20,000-$40,000). A in an unusual turquoise and inches long with cloth-dressed figure, 46-inch ocean liner gold motif, with two figures. went for $7,800.

Augusta Victoria With provenance from the made by Marklin included a Meier Donald Kaufman collection, it around 1910, with Walking Rabbit, more than doubled its high provenance from $6,000; Fisher Triestimate in reaching $29,400. the venerable Cycle Rickshaw, Also by Gunthermann, a rare Malcolm $5,400; Mary wind-up depiction of a primiForbes and Her tive racing motorcycle, its dricollecLamb, $4,800; ver leaning forward in an tion, sold and a Ferris aggressive position, took within W h e e l , $24,000 against an estiestimate $5,700. mate of $4,500-$7,500. at $54,000, A selection In other early while a powerof automata automotive, an Ernst ful 30-inch-long Marklin charmed bidders, especially Plank live-steam open Torpedo Boat swept past Le Buffet Magique, which realcar with a small vertical its $15,000- ized more than twice its high boiler beneath its rare seats, $25,000 esti- estimate at $9,000. Another carrying a driver and two pasmate to dock nice surprise was the circasengers, sped to $13,200, and at $42,000.

1907 Teddy Roosevelt “Rough a 16-inch handpainted deluxe Rider” mohair bear in its origCarette limousine – the inal clothing, which ignited a largest of the Carette auto bidding war that concluded at series—was driven well past $13,200. It had been estimated its estimate range to $12,000. at $600-$1,000.

Other European tin toys of To learn more, call note included a Gunthermann 856-692-1881 or email 11-inch “Bleriot” tin windup toys@bertoiaauctions.com. airplane, an early “pusher” A rare Gunthermann wind-up depiction of a primitive racing motorcycle, its driImages courtesy of Bertoia style, which was bid to an ver leaning forward in an aggressive position, brought $24,000 against an estiAuctions. astonishing $42,000 against mate of $4,500-$7,500. an estimate of $1,200-$1,800, and two Ferris wheels, both purchased via the internet. A 19-inch-high Doll et Cie., Ferris wheel with flags and composition figures earned $16,800 ($6,000-$9,000 estimate). Of unknown manufacture, a superb 19-inch Ferris wheel steam accessory with great turn-of-the-century charm realized $13,200.

Many train lots flew past their estimates. A Marklin Clockwork Congressional Limited gauge one set more than doubled its high estimate at $16,800, while a Marklin gauge two pair of American Eagle cars reached ST its destination at $12,000.

Among the American trains, a AT 11:00 A.M. Carlisle & Finch two-inchgauge nickel-finish electric Special Preview: Friday, May 31st from noon to 7:00 P.M. locomotive fared best at $10,200.

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The circa-1907 Teddy Roosevelt “Rough Rider” mohair bear in original A Gunthermann “Bleriot” tin windup airplane, 11 inches, clothing, 13 inches tall, realized early pusher style, sold for $42,000 against an estimate of $13,200 against a $600-$1,000 $1,200-$1,800. estimate.

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Copper-Clad Stove L C Earle Oil On Canvas In A Gilt Frame Peter Monk Monsted, Oil On Canvas Lead Figures, Cowboys, Indians Exquisite and valuable artworks including listed oil paintings, sulfides) many with marble bases, a vintage lead toy collection featuring watercolors, pastels, lithographs, acrylics, etchings, engravings and Cowboys, Indians, and Military, pressed steel trucks, tractors, ephemera. A more…

McCoy Mfg., Kent, Wa. tabletop carousel with 8 track combination. Pattern glass collection, travel brochures from the 1939 World’s Fair. A collection Major Artworks List: Lawrence Carmichael Earle (1845-1921), an oil on of early Roosevelt Theater, Downingtown, PA movie lobby cards. A ship canvas in gilt frame depicting two puppies tied to a broken branch. Signed in a bottle. Turn of the century. Three mast sailing ship in fine condition. and dated 1872 lower right. 19¾”x28” framed, 13”x21” artwork only.

A 1 cent Ford Gum, gumball machine. With original glass globe. Original Auction Estimate $2,000-2,500. Peder Monk Monsted (1859-1941), an oil Ford Gum decal along with Kiwanis Club decal. Untouched, and in working on canvas titled “Kirke-Vaerlose” (after a village in the west of the Fureso condition. A fine blacksmith - made wrought iron two slice fireplace toaster. municipality in Northern Copenhagen). Signed and dated 1916. A listed Long handle with 3 footed stand and swivel toaster. A Seth Thomas brass Danish artist known as one of the leading landscape painters of his time.

1 7 crystal regulator with beveled glass, key and pendulum.

19 /8”x23 /8” framed, 14”x18½” artwork only. Auction Estimate $2,600$3,200. Pietro Pavesi (1844-1907), a watercolor over pencil heightened with Fine Rugs: Quality Persian rugs including a room size Heriz, Bakhtiari/ body coloration. Titled “Prayers in the Mosque”. Originally auctioned by Hamadan, Kharistan and others.

Bonhams, England in Dec. 2008. A listed Italian artist. 20½”x26½” framed, Antique Map: Willem and Joan 12”x17¾” artwork only. Auction Estimate $600-800. Rolland Harve Golden Blaeu, map of Alsatia (166319th C. Desk With Bone (1931- ), a watercolor on paper dated 1958. A street scene in Louisiana.

1667). Printed in Amsterdam.

Key Escutcheons 17¾”x22¾” framed, 10”x14” artwork only. Auction Estimate $600-800.

Kennedy Galleries, New York Willis Seaver Adams (1844-1921), a watercolor on paper dated and signed label on verso.

1949 on verso. Venetian boats at dock. Provenance from the owner’s Militaria: Civil War solid brass descendant and other labels on verso. 23”x29¼” framed, 13½”x19½” patriotic Union frame patented artwork only. Auction Estimate $400-800. Pablo Picasso, L’Age De Soleil Nov 25, 1862. Model M1881 Pour Roby Etching. Authentication on verso. Auction Estimate $200-300.

4th U.S. Cavalry Officer’s Dress Marc Chagall (1887-1985), Charles Sorlier, Blue bird (L’Oiseau Bleu) Helmet-Shako complete with lithograph. Auction Estimate $500-700. William Henry Knight (1823-1863), braided chords. The officer’s a small oil on artist board of small boats at sea. An early work circa 1840name is handwritten on the sweat 1850. Signed lower right. 9”x11½” framed, 7½”x10” artwork only. Auction band-J. Culligan.

Estimate $150-300. Courtenay R. Jolley, a large oil on canvas of the clipper Sampler: A sampler sewn by ship Wasdale, dated and signed 1930 lower right. Irving Amen (1918-2011), Maria Barnes in 1866. Featuring New York artist. Artists proof, wood cut titled “Hope”. Morris Katz, The the alphabet, numbers, birds, Wailing Wall, oil on artist panel, dated and signed 1985 lower right. Abraham Pie Safe With a house, flowers and religious Levin (1880-1957), a charcoal drawing of a woman’s face. Paul Geissler, Punched Tins symbols. an original etching of Neuschwanstein Castle dated 1921. The castle was Lighting: Kerosene hanging commissioned by Ludwig II of Bavaria in the 19th century.A collection of angle lamp made by The Angle signed Edna Hibel’s works, framed and in a portfolio. Spy prints - Men of Lamp Co. New York. Nickel plated with milk glass shades. Slag glass and the Day - Serjeant Ballantine No. 5, Thomas Carlyle No. 12, The Marquis of Tiffany style table and floor lamps.

Lorn No. 13, and The Rev. Charles Spurgeon No. 16. Statesman - Lord Elcho Musical Instruments: Boosey & Hawkes Brass Baritone Bugle, circa 1961.

No. 56. Judges - Chief Justice Bovill No. 3. A very rare and large, sought Single valve. “LP” low pitch 439 hz. Markings: B over Bugle over V. LPafter work by Wallace Nutting titled “Sea Ledges”. Measuring 30½”x34½” low pitch. Serial No. 330001. Made by Boosey & Hawkes Ltd, London. framed, 15”x19” artwork only. Also Wallace Nutting interior scenes. Cast Made in England. Grade 9 out of 10. 215/8” long, less mouthpiece. bronze male lion sculpture. Turn of the century. Nicely detailed, unsigned.

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Palmer Museum Of Art Announces Major Gift Of The John Driscoll American Drawings Collection The Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State recently announced a transformational gift of 140 American works on paper, recently donated by Penn State alumnus Dr. John P. Driscoll. The expansive gift, one of the most important in the 47-year history of the university’s art museum, establishes a significant American drawings collection at the Palmer Museum of Art. The John Driscoll American Drawings Collection spans more than 150 years of American art history, from 1795 to 1950, and in many ways reflects the wide-ranging scholarly and collecting interests of its namesake.

Highlights of the collection include a rare and early charcoal sketch by the neoclassical painter John

John Caspar Wild’s (1804–46) after George Catlin (1796–1872), “A Mandan Chief: Ma´h-to-To´h-Pa (Four Bears),” from 1843, is an ink-onpaper, 7-by-7 7/8 inches, in the Palmer Museum of Art, John Driscoll American Drawings Collection.

Vanderlyn, impor1923 “Berlin Prints.” tant Hudson River “This gift of signifiSchool drawings by cant drawings, waterJasper Francis colors, and sketchCropsey, Sanford books wonderfully Robinson Gifford, complements and David Johnson, greatly enhances the Jervis McEntee, and museum’s extensive William Trost collection of 19th- and Richards, as well as early 20th-century city and architecturAmerican painting,” al scenes by the said director Erin M. most accomplished Coe. “As an integral artists of the 19th John Vanderlyn’s (1776-1852) “Study After Poussin (Study for part of a teaching century. Works on the Baptism of Christ),” ca. 1795, is a charcoal-on-paper, 11-by- museum embedded in paper by women 17 inches, in the Palmer Museum of Art, John Driscoll American a tier-one research artists and a rare Drawings Collection. university,” Coe sketchbook by Jane added, “the collection Peterson, as well as Native twentieth century and lead into will become an important American and western sub- an important group of six resource promoting new scholjects, are well represented in drawings done between 1908 arship and research that fosand 1934 by the early American ters the study of American art the collection.

Additional important works modernist Marsden Hartley. for generations to come.”

by Edwin Austin Abbey, Kenyon Driscoll’s gift also includes oil Driscoll, who earned a Cox, Arthur B. Davies, and paintings by Arthur B. Davies, master’s degree as well as Charles Hawthorne traverse John Francis, William Sidney Ph.D. in art history from Penn the late nineteenth and early Mount, and Russell Smith, as State, is a scholar, collector, well as the only extant com- gardener, and art dealer plete set of Marsden Hartley’s based in New York City. His involvement with Penn State’s university art museum dates back to the summer of 1972, when he began working at the museum as a graduate assistant. In 1976, he became the museum’s first official registrar. In late 1978, Driscoll left Penn State for a position as curator of the William H. Lane Foundation in Massachusetts, followed by a guest curatorial post at the Worcester Art Museum before establishing John William Hill’s (1812–79) “Under an art gallery in Boston and the Falls, Niagara,” ca. 1870, is a Marsden Hartley’s (1877–1943) then acquiring Babcock watercolor-on-paper, 29-by-21.5 “Flowers in Goblet #3,” from 1923, is a Galleries, New York, in 1987. In inches, in the Palmer Museum of Art, lithograph, 16 3/8-by-10.5 inches, in 2012, he renamed the busiJohn Driscoll American Drawings the Palmer Museum of Art, John ness Driscoll Babcock. This Driscoll American Drawings Collection. year marks the gallery’s 167th Collection.

year, making it New York’s oldest art gallery.

“My life in the world of aesthetic and scholarly concerns came into sharp focus while studying art history and working in the Museum of Art at Penn State,” said Driscoll. “I have always been appreciative of those experiences and the wonderful people with whom I had, and continue to have, the opportunity to work and grow.

My wish is that my continuing association with the Palmer Museum of Art be an expression of my appreciation and that it will have a continuing beneficial effect for students and visitors to the university and the museum.”

Driscoll’s philanthropy has taken many forms since his time at Penn State. His past gifts of art to the Palmer include major paintings by Benjamin West, Jacob Eichholtz, Tompkins Harrison Matteson, and Sanford Robinson Gifford; a large group of prints, drawings, and paintings by American modernist

Arthur B. Davies; contemporary works by Abe Ajay, Marylyn Dintenfass, Alan Gussow, Don Nice, and Jenny Morgan; and notable ceramics.

Driscoll has written extensively on American art and has been the curator, co-curator, or a contributor to exhibitions that have traveled to more than 20 leading museums, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, National Academy of Design, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the National Gallery of Art. Driscoll serves on the advisory board of the Palmer Museum of Art, has twice been its chair, is a past member of the board and the council of the National Academy of Design and is currently on the Visiting Committee, Department of Drawings and Prints, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. For more information on the Palmer Museum of Art or for the calendar of upcoming events, readers may visit palmermuseum.psu.edu.

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William Trost Richards’s (1833–1905) “Landscape,” ca. 1865, is a graphiteand-gouache-on-paper, 17.5-by-23.5 inches, in the Palmer Museum of Art, John Driscoll American Drawings Collection.

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PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE, PA 16865 in Centre Co., PA. Loyd Creed was the executor of the incredible Ruth Gray Knorr Estate that we handled from 20 years ago. Loyd is now 95 and will be selling his & Marianne’s beautiful collection on Memorial Day.

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Ruffed Grouse of the Year) - Original Framed Oil Paintings by Gary W. Moss & W. Goebel - Joyce Hagerbaumer Reed large matted & framed Watercolors of Pheasants & Quail - Artist Proof Signed Prints - 1905 Artist Proofs of 6 Remington Paintings in Colors - Signed Original Watercolors & Other Beautiful Artwork - (7) Original Boehm Porcelain Birds including: Limited Edition Signed #1 Woodcock - Dorothy Doughty English Porcelain Audubon Cock & Hen Warblers w/orig. wooden boxes - Royal Doulton English Setter - Pickard China & Boehm Porcelain Bird Collector Plates - Nice Collection of Antique Copper & Brass Powder Flasks Copper & Brass Apple Butter Kettles - Collection of Copper Signed Gary W. Moss Original Oil Painting Of Penna. Ruffed Grouse & Brass Items - Beautiful Collection of Hand Painted Duck Decoys - Nice Knives including: German Browning, Henkels, Boker, F. R. Krause - US Navy Mark 1 Model 2 Bausch & Lomb 7x50 binoculars in case, Leitz Prewar 8x32 Binoculars in leather case Commemorative Stamp Albums - Pennsylvania House Furniture - Clean Modern Furniture - Nice Gun & Wildlife Artist Books - Antique Parker Coffee Grinder - Bradley & Hubbard Desk Set - DeLaval Brass Milk Pail, This is a very brief overview for a large listing & many photos - use our website:

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MONDAY, MAY 27, 2019 at 9:00 A.M. Location: Wilson’s Auction Sales, Inc., Route 113,

LINCOLN, DELAWARE - In the Gallery (Red Building).

9:00 A.M.: Clark’s seven drawer ONT spool cabinet, assorted sterling flatware & serving pcs., GWTW, china stem & a selection of lamps, jardinières on pedestals, hand painted Nippon, Fenton, opalescent, Carnival glass, cut & pressed glass, Depression glass, Hull pottery mauve tulip vase, milk glass teardrop compote, pastry plate, hand ptd. chocolate pot, flat iron collection, ice cream dipper, Longaberger® baskets & pottery, cobalt blue vases, Bower Snuff & other blue decorated crocks & jugs, Rose Medallion, Lalique opalescent, crystal decanter, several Native American baskets, Limoges, Baccarat cat, geode, Whitall Tatum apothecary scales, carved tusk, 33 record albums, paperweights, Wexford diamond cut serving pcs., etched crystal basket, Indiana glass footed bowl, Japanese dbl. handle vase w/river motif, Westmoreland covered candy dish, Murano Cristalleria Art Deco goose, Art Deco speckled green turtle, Murano Millefiori scramble hand blown paperweight, Gentile glass paperweights, Roseville & other pottery, Belleek, cranberry glass, assorted blue glass, Lenox, bird figurines, Noritake, ginger jars, candlesticks, sconces, mantel clocks, crocks, wash bowl & pitcher sets, Art Deco vase, etched lead glass compote, early patchwork & other quilts, planters, agateware, cast-iron pcs., vintage postcards, DeLaval Cream Separator cabinet, US postage stamp machine. Advertising Signs: Standard Motor Oil Gasoline; Veedol Motor Oils; Atlantic White Flash; US Gypsum Co.; Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles; Dutch Boy Paints; Ford Tractor Equipment; Moore’s Ice Cream & more. Advertising Thermometers: Mervine Poultry - Greenwood; Cluff ’s Hatchery - Pocomoke; Big Dutchman Poultry Feeders - Laurel.

Advertising Yardsticks: EB Warrington & Paul Callaway-Harrington; Homer Pepper-Selbyville; Boulevard Electric - Dover/Smyrna; Rickards Bag Co. - Selbyville; JE Beck - Dover. Hand Fans: J Carey - Georgetown; DC White - Milton. A Selection of Griswold Cast-Iron Cookware: Many rare & unusual pieces to include a two burner gas grill; pound loaf pan; #2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 & 14 frying pans; #7, 8 & 9 Dutch ovens & more.

Framed Art: “Summer Mosaic” signed Alice Biggs; Reverse Painting on Glass; 1826 State House - Dover, DE; Horse & Carriage scene; Bird-In-Hand - Intercourse, PA; Tractor Show; Ladies w/Goat & more. Collector Toys: Doepke #2006 Adams Road Grader; Doepke #2011 Heiliner Earth Scraper; Smith L - Mack Material Truck; Smith L - Mack Army Material Truck; Smith L. Mack PIE Tractor & Trailer; Smith Miller Bank of America Truck; cast-iron artillery bank & more.

1:00 P.M.: Live Low Digit Delaware License Tags: RV9; 8068; 8352; T189; FT438; FT460; PC3536; PC8991; 27507. Also Selling Inactive Delaware Tags from 1917, 1930, 1932 & 1933.

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1967 Chevelle: All Matching Numbers, 17,250 Original Miles, Two Door, 283 V-8, Factory A/C & Pwr Seat, Original Paint, Tagged, Excellent Condition.

Chevy Work Van: ’02 Chevy 2500 ¾ Ton 4WD work van with updated

engine & trans. Harrington Raceway Stock: 15 Shares. Estate Jewelry: RINGS: 10k .25ctw Diamond Cluster; 14k Blue Topaz; 14k 2ctw Peridot Cluster; 14k Ruby & Diamond Swirl; 14k .5ctw Diamond Halo; 14k Ruby & Diamond; 18k Emerald & Diamond; 14k Diamond & Ruby Turtle Ring w/Moveable Parts; 18k Diamond Filigree Dinner Ring; 10k Aquamarine Antique Filigree; 14k Sapphire; 14k Antique Jade. BRACELETS: 10k 2ctw Champaign Diamonds; 10k Emerald & Diamond; 10k 2ctw Diamond Tennis Bracelet. Sterling pieces, costume jewelry & more. Gold & Silver Coins: $5 & $2½ gold coins; group of Morgan, Peace & American Eagle Silver Eagle Coins; ’06 20th anniversary mint set & more not listed.

3:00 P.M.: Oak bowfront china cabinet w/mirrored back, early dovetailed blanket chest w/inlaid “MM 1783”, Conant - Ball Queen Anne style cherry highboy, cherry 4 poster acorn bed, oak washstand, jewelry armoire, Grandfather clock, treadle base marble top table, Martha Washington sewing cabinet, pr. of rnd. marble top tables, pr. of Queen Anne side tables, walnut candlestand, oak curio cabinet, Wilcox & Gibbs treadle sewing machine, oak store showcase, keg table w/checkerboard top, R.M. Co. worktable, rnd. oak table w/3 leaves, pine corner cupboard, marble top dresser, Amish made dining table w/6 chairs, lighted curio & display cabinets, showcase table w/drawer, lamp table w/brown marble top, pine schoolmaster’s desk, upholstered platform rockers, piano stool, oak framed mirror, camel saddle, Victorian barber’s chair, wooden washing machine, china cabinet, Bentwood child’s highchair, spinning wheel, needlepoint rooster footstool, flat & dome top trunks, wall mirrors, and many more furnishings, antique to contemporary, for every room in the home.

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LancasterHistory Receives $150,000 For Stevens And Smith Historic Site Local And Federal Grants To Be Used For Historic Site Planning Process

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“We’re proud to support the work of LancasterHistory, especially as they move toward the creation of a museum and historic site dedicated to sharing the legacy of these two remarkable Americans. It’s an exciting prospect to envision a new, high-caliber museum of history and civil rights in the heart of Lancaster City.”

LancasterHistory will use the total awarded funds to plan for the creation of the Thaddeus Stevens and Lydia Hamilton Smith Historic Site, whose key components will be the interior restoration and interpretation of the law office of Congressman Thaddeus Stevens and the home he shared with Lydia Hamilton Smith, as well as a thorough reconsideration of the roles played by Thaddeus Stevens, Lydia Hamilton Smith, and the surrounding Lancaster community in the national network of freedom seekers known as the Underground Railroad. Also, new interpretive galleries examining the legacies of Stevens and Smith regarding the creation and passage of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the Civil Rights Movement of the 20th century, which was built upon those amendments, African American female entrepreneurship in 19th-century America, and the preservation of free public education in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania are planned.

These planning grants will support costs associated with the creation of an interpretive and master plan for the site, guided by both a community advisory council and a humanities advisory council.

“We are thrilled to have the support of both the NEH and the High Foundation for this early stage of the project; it reflects both the national and local significance of the contributions of Stevens and Smith to the American story,” said LancasterHistory President and CEO Tom Ryan.

“On a national level,

Congressman Thaddeus Stevens laid the foundation for the Civil Rights Movement of the 20th century by his role in the creation and passage of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. These were groundbreaking in that together they outlawed slavery, granted citizenship to all native born or naturalized individuals, provided equal protection under the law, and gave the vote to all African American adult males.

Locally, the story of Stevens and Lydia Hamilton Smith is one of commitment to equality, freedom, and education.

These are two Lancastrians of whom we can all be immensely proud.”

LancasterHistory anticipates the planning phase of the Stevens and Smith Historic Site project to continue throughout 2019, followed by the launch of a capital campaign in 2020. “When LancasterHistory assumed responsibility for the site in 2010, we were in the middle of a major capital and endowment campaign and construction project,” says Ryan. “We committed then to begin the process of raising funds in 2020. We are right on track.”

Ryan also noted, “The community should also be grateful for the past work of the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County for ensuring the survival of these buildings and restoring their exteriors.”

About the Stevens and Smith Site The historic centerpiece of the Stevens and Smith Site is the 19th-century residence and law office of Thaddeus Stevens at 45 S. Queen St. in Lancaster. A subterranean area behind his home contains an excavated cistern and yard from which more than 100,000 archaeological items were recovered. Stevens purchased the property in 1843 when he moved to Lancaster to practice law.

About Thaddeus Stevens Thaddeus Stevens (17921868), a powerful statesman, fought in Congress and in the courtroom for the abolition of

slavery and for the equality of Americans of African descent in the decades prior to and during the Civil War, and in the era of Reconstruction. His legacy is aligned with two of the great reforms of the 19th century: the establishment of free public education and the codification of the principle of equality before the law for all Americans, regardless of race.

Recent research has confirmed the long-held conviction of Stevens’ active involvement in the Underground Railroad, assisting fugitive slaves by harboring them at his Lancaster, Pa., property at 45 S. Queen St. About Lydia Hamilton Smith An accomplished African American businesswoman in her own right, as Stevens’ house manager and confidant for 20 years, Lydia Hamilton Smith helped shape Stevens’ philosophy toward equal rights and strengthened his abhorrence of slavery. Smith worked with Stevens to help enslaved people escape to freedom

The 19th-century residence and law office of Thaddeus Stevens is at 45 South Queen Street in Lancaster, Pa. using the network of the Underground Railroad.

Following Stevens’ death, she prospered as an entrepreneurial woman, an accomplishment made all the more remarkable by the fact that she was a black woman in a largely segregated society. Smith’s story provides a unique opportunity to explore the lives of women, especially enterprising black women, in 19thcentury America.

LancasterHistory engages

and educates the public about the people, places, and events that shaped Lancaster County within the broader context of the history of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the United States of America. As custodians of a complex past, LancasterHistory collects, preserves, exhibits, and makes accessible materials chronicling Lancaster County’s past as they seek to engage audiences in multilayered stories of that past.

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The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) announced $28.6 million in prestigious grant awards for new humanities-based projects throughout the country.

LancasterHistory’s project to plan for the future development of the Thaddeus Stevens and Lydia Hamilton Smith historic site was one of three planning grants awarded in the NEH Historic Places category. LancasterHistory will receive $75,000 to help offset costs associated with an extensive interpretive and master planning process that will ensure the successful completion of a future museum and history center at the Stevens and Smith Site. “In the museum field, the support of the NEH is akin to the ‘Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval,’” said LancasterHistory Vice President Robin Sarratt.

“Receiving such a highly competitive grant is a ringing endorsement of the work we’re doing.

Beyond the financial support, for which we’re deeply grateful, this grant carries the added weight of being from the largest federal entity dedicated to supporting cultural institutions across the nation.”

LancasterHistory has additional cause for celebration. The Lancaster-based High Foundation awarded LancasterHistory an additional $75,000 grant for the site planning effort. Funds from both the High Foundation and the NEH will be instrumental in bringing together a topnotch advisory council of scholars, museum professionals, educators, and consultants from throughout the country to lay the interpretive framework for the historic site. Additionally, the planning process will include a community advisory council that will engage in a participatory process of linking the historic site closely with the surrounding neighborhoods in Lancaster City’s Southeast.

“We are delighted to see the seeds for this project planted,” says High Foundation

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FURNITURE ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES

LOCATION: Lebanon Area Fairgrounds & Expo Center, 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pa. From route 72 south of Lebanon east on Rocherty Rd. at Sheetz Station to fairgrounds on right.

18 lite 2 part Dutch cupboard; large dower chest w/strap hinges - inlaid date of 1788 with initials F.R.U.K.; bucket bench; flour chest; (2) dry sinks; farm table; 2 pc. 9 lite corner cupboard; splayed leg tables; wooden benches; 2 drawer drop wing table; dovetailed chest w/strap hinges; Governor Winthrop high secretary; tall case clock; Estee & Co., Vt and Weaver, York, Pa. pump organs; bench table; marble top table; trunk; dough trays on legs; cobbler’s bench; early spindle cradle; open front & slant top cupboards; 25+ wooden chairs & rockers including Windsor, plank, etc.; small stick furniture and other items.

Trick Dog & Monkey Bank mechanical banks; (2) 1805 Dauphin County Taufscheins; large copper apple butter kettle; large cow weathervane top; Hershey Choc. Co. milk can; Robert Gochnauer 2004 Rocky Springs Park wooden bowl; lots of pictures (some local artists); (2) cranberry scoops; brass buckets; crocks and jugs; slaw board; Mercersburg Academy picture; cast-iron dutch oven; baskets; wooden bowls; stick art doll cradles; express wagon; 3 prong wooden fork; wooden rake; assorted glassware; turkey roaster; 33 records; kerosene lamp and many other unlisted items.

Lots of early country items. Very, very incomplete listing. More boxes still to be unpacked before the auction. Come expecting many surprises from this Dauphin County estate.

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Artwork By Native American Artist Tommy Wayne (“T.C.”) Cannon Brings $12,500 At Holabird Sale Five-Day Auction Had Array Of Items From The Great Basin

A large, circa 1900-10, mono basket, 19.5 inches tall, intended for utility or cooking, but never used and probably made for sale to the Anglo market, displaying zig-zag patterns, went for $2,625.

The vintage Navajo squash blossom necklace boasting 16 beautiful turquoise nuggets from the #8 mine in Eureka County, Nev., sold for $2,500.

The camp-size, vintage Washoe water pack basket “Tus” in a sacred red ochre color, 20 inches tall, with close twined willow and hemp handles, realized $2,000.

A hand-woven Navajo rug with a tribal design, 39.5-by-44 inches, made by America’s natives from the Russell Foutz Indian Room in Farmington, N.M., sold for $2,875.

Company (Death Valley, Calif.), For more information, call early #23 for 18 shares, issued Fred Holabird at 775-851-1859 to a Mr. William T. Coleman, or 844-492-2766 or email with signatures ($2,500). fredholabird@gmail.com.

PUBLIC AUCTION Multi-Consignment THURSDAY, MAY 23RD, 2019 11:00 A.M. (PREVIEW AT 9:30 A.M.) Silver Creek Social Club 2943 Rt. 412, HELLERTOWN, PA 18055 Food available from Donna’s Traveling Kitchen!

Collectibles - Antiques - Vintage - Sterling Flatware Sets, Gold, Silver & Costume Jewelry, Coins - Domestic & Foreign, Lionel Trains, Fishing Lures & Reels, Art, Household, Misc.

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ONLINE/ ABSENTEE ONLY AUCTION TUESDAY, MAY 14TH THRU SUNDAY, JUNE 2ND 309 Chestnut Street, BAINBRIDGE, PA 17502 Comic Books Sale to include a large selection of comic books: Marvel Comics - GI Joe; Iron Man; Thor; Hulk and more. Little Dot Dot-Land; Casper the Friendly Ghost; Brave Bold - Batman; Bi-Weekly Air Boy; Judo Master; DC Comics; Walt Disney’s The Great Locomotive Chase; Action Comics, much more.

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CHAMBERSBURG PA 17201 4 miles North of Chambersburg, along Rt. 11.

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This large, circa 1900 winnowing basket, with open basket twining, utilitarian (but never utilized), a pine nut harvest relic from the Great Basin, sold for $1,750.

F FURNITURE 8:00 P.M.: Oak writing desk; oak Larkin desk; oak kitchen table w/4 bboards; oak dresser; 2 old kitchen tables; Empire chest of drawers; oak stands; one ddrawer stand; oak hanging corner cabinet; oak medice cabinet; etc.

FRANKLIN COUNTY ANTIQUES: 4 Early (19th century) RARE dovetailed copper kettles made by Chambersburg craftsman Frederick Miller, Charles Gelespie, William Heyser, Mercersburg; M. Smit; 4 early Chambersburg coverlets - G. Nicklas made for S. Lesher 1859, G. Nicklas made for Ann Hering 1847, D. Arnold made for Margaret Bitner 1839, Daniel Arnold 1838; Redware crock Signed by MRS. HERT (J. Milton Heart); early redware pitcher and shaving mug attributed to Jacob Heart, Chambersburg; other Chambersburg small collectibles and antiques; Set of Harry Foreman History book.

HOTEL STATLER COLLECTION of memorabilia 150+ pcs.

ROSEVILLE POTTERY COLLECTION: 135+ pcs. - pics. and list will be put online, nice collection.

JEWELRY 6:00 P.M.: Variety of vintage/Victorian pcs.; 30+ men’s/women’s wristwatches.

ANTIQUE GLASSWARE & CHINA: Many pcs. 3 face pattern glass; Northwood cherry wreath; set of china; cranberry and colored glass; colored syrups; large amount of ironstone china.

PAINTINGS: 5 Harold Etter paintings - Shippensburg.

MISCELLANEOUS: Clocks - OG, kitchen, mantel, tambour; kerosene lamps; miniature lamps; Rayo lamps; Many old frames/pictures; quilts; child’s wood handle knives/forks flatware; primitives; crocks; doll cradle; tinware; Ted Williams autographed baseball; 1958 Nellie Fox card; etc.

OUTSIDE LINE 1:30: Nice riding mower.

Terms: Cash, good check, 13% Buyer’s premium discounted to 10% for cash or good check.

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cooking, found in northwest Nevada 50 years ago, never buried ($3,125), and a handwoven Navajo rug with a tribal design, 39.5-by-44 inches, made by America’s Natives from the Russell Foutz Indian Room in Farmington, N.M. ($2,875).

A collection of 40 red Imperial Chinese government railway 100-pound bonds, issued in 1911 by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. in London, brought $2,625. Also, an unissued, unsigned and uncancelled first mortgage 10 percent gold loan in the amount of $500 for the Gilpin County (Colo.) Tram Railway Co., with all ten coupons, printed circa 1871-73, made $1,625.

A large, circa 1900-10 Mono basket, 19.5 inches tall, intended for utility or cooking but never used and probably made for sale to the Anglo market, displaying zig-zag patterns and classic Paiute four bi-symmetric starts, achieved $2,625, and a historic and possibly ancient flat cooking basket, 25 inches in diameter, possibly from Steamboat or McDermott (N.D.), realized $1,875.

A circa 1900 winnowing basket, 28.5 inches long with open basket twining, utilitarian (but never utilized), a pine nut harvest relic from the Great Basin, finished at $1,750.

Also, a camp-size, vintage Washoe water pack basket “Tus” in a sacred red ochre color, 20 inches tall with close twined willow and hemp handles, reached $2,000.

Day five was dedicated to minerals (13 lots) and mining collectibles (578 lots). The mining portion contained artifacts and assay, books, explosives, maps, mine lighting, signs, spoons, mining stocks, ephemera and collectibles.

Top lots were a lavish hardcover prospectus ad accompanying map for the Keystone Silver Mining Company in Reese River, Nev., from 1865, in pristine condition ($2,000), and an 1884 stock certificate for the Harmony Borax Mining

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A spectacular lithograph vintage bottles (165 lots); including artwork, apparel, signed by the important saloon items (9 lots); cowboy gloves, moccasins, accesNative American artist Tommy collectibles (34 lots); firearms sories, jewelry, trade beads, Wayne (“T.C.”) Cannon (1946- and weaponry (26 lots); gam- artifacts, pipes, dies and baby 1978), titled “Waiting for the ing collectibles (10 lots); and baskets. Also sold that day Bus, Andarko Princess,” sold numismatic items, including were 52 lots of artwork for $12,500 at a five-day books, checks, coins, dies, (including the T.C. Cannon Wigwam Auction, a celebra- ephemera, medals, “so- litho) for a grand total of 604 tion of the country’s Great called” dollars, tokens and lots.

Basin Native American her- more. Over 500 lots crossed It also included an outitage, held March 7 to 11, by the block. standing vintage Navajo Holabird Western Americana Day two was packed with Squash Blossom necklace Collections. boasting 16 beautiThe auction was ful turquoise conducted in nuggets from the #8 Holabird’s gallery mine in Eureka located at 3555 Airway county, Nev. Drive (Suite #308) in ($2,500), and a highReno, Nev., as well quality serigraph by as online via Franz Scholder, iCollector.com and titled Indian with a Invaluable.com.

Gun, #49/80, artist Headlining the event signed and 22-by-33 was the Moe and Mary inches ($1,875).

Royels Great Basin Scholder’s artwork Wigwam collection. The is distinctive, coloritems in the Royels’ colful and very popular lections reflect the rich among collectors. history the state of Day four feaNevada enjoys in the tured part two of unique place known as the Native the Great Basin.

Americana, includThe Wigwam collecing pottery, baskets, tion is a fantastic array dolls, books, phoof Native American coltographs, postcards, lectibles, art and arti- This spectacular lithograph signed by the well-known Native rugs and weavings, facts. A number of items American artist Tommy Wayne (“T.C.”) Cannon (1946-78), ephemera and col(mainly dresses) were titled “Waiting for the Bus, Andarko Princess,” sold for lectibles.

Also made especially for $12,500. offered were transMary Royels, plus a few portation (244 lots) for Moe, by local Paiute 550 lots of Americana, includ- and railroadiana (184 lots). friends.

The collections ing advertising, art, books and There were 301 total lots in all. included baby baskets, bead- directories, calendars, Gold It also featured a large, ed baskets, art depicting early Rush, postal history, militaria, historical and possibly man in the Great Basin by political lots, Wells Fargo and ancient cooking basket, 15 William Moore, stone artifacts, Express, silverware, flatware, inches in diameter, not ceremoccasins and stone projec- non-mining stock certificates, monial, used for everyday tile points. toys and World’s Fair. A group The T.C. Cannon litho, from of 10 orange Republic of China 1978, was the auction’s top lot. 6 percent two-year secured Depicting a woman seated on gold loan treasury notes from a bench waiting for a bus, it 1919 gaveled for $6,562. was signed, numbered Day three contained part (#24/125) and embossed by one of the Native Americana, the artist. The print was housed in a double mat frame, 37-by-30 inches.

Another litho of the same work is on display at the Smithsonian Institute.

Cannon, from Oklahoma, was a member of the Kiowa Tribe.

Day one featured rare

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The Three Pillars To All Antiques Shows “What’s It Worth” Antiques Minute

By Mike Ivankovich Successful antique shows don’t just happen. They require good timing and a lot of hard work. In my opinion, there are three “pillars” to any successful antiques show, and all are required for a show to succeed.

Promoter It takes a good promotor for an antiques show to succeed. Most promoters are business people who need to make a fair profit. If they fail to make a profit, they’ll stop running antiques shows. They charge an exhibitors’ fee for any antiques dealer to set up at the show, and they will charge an admission fee for the general public to attend the show (this is often called “the gate”). From exhibitor fees and the gate, promotors must pay facility rental fees, marketing and advertising, staffing and labor, and other show expenses, while still hoping to make a profit. A large exhibitor base and strong gate can lead to a profitable show. If either softens, the promoter will make little or no money. The promoter can’t succeed without exhibitors and the gate.

Exhibitors Exhibitors (i.e. antiques dealers) pay the promoter an exhibition fee to set up at the show, with the hope that their show sales will exceed their exhibition fee and show expenses. Exhibitors must pack and unpack, pay travel

and overnight expenses, and they have their own marketing and administrative expenses.

And yes, they must also purchase the antiques and collectibles that they hope to sell. Exhibitors’ show sales must exceed all of their show expenses and cost of goods sold to have a successful show. If not, they lose money, and will most likely not exhibit at that show again.

The Gate Show attendees pay a fee to enter a show based upon the size, quality and reputation of the show. Both the promoter and the exhibitors need a good gate to succeed. If customers fail to attend a show, or

people are attending most antiques shows and/or spending serious money at them. This means that fewer antiques dealers are paying to exhibit at shows. And with fewer exhibitors and a declining gate, an increasing number of promoters are closing their shows. It’s a sad, but real cycle, but hopefully we are nearing the turning point.

Because many people, like myself, really enjoy going to a good antiques show.

Mike Ivankovich is an auctioneer, appraiser, home downsizing expert, and host of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Mike the Appraiser” radio

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ANOTHER HUGE SALE AT SCHUYLKILL COUNTY’S BEST AUCTION

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

SATURDAY, JUNE 1ST, 2019 1506 CENTRE TURNPIKE, ORWIGSBURG, PA 17961 15% BUYER’S PREMIUM - 3% CASH DISCOUNT ON BUYER’S PREMIUM SPECIAL NOTE: HUGE Longaberger® Collection 275+ Baskets plus Stands/Racks/ Accessories!

WORLD WAR II GERMAN (Local Collector): Wehrmacht Officers Dagger (Alccoso/ Solingen) with Hanger and Pommel, Hitler Youth Knife (RZM) w/Scabbard, SA Dagger (E. P. & S. - Solingen) w/Scabbard, K-98 Ammo Pouch, Shoulder Stripes, Krim, Narvik & Demjansk Battle Shields, Luftwaffe Cockade & Goggles, Patches, Medals, Armbands, Pins.

Reproduction SS Visor and Coffeecan Caps. OTHER MILITARY: Civil War Sword “CSA - 1862”, WWI Mauser Bayonet, US Bolo Knife, M-3 Pistol Holster. FIREARMS: Smith and Wesson K22 Outdoorsman 22cal Revolver, Mauser Mod. 1905 7mm Rifle, Mossberg 270cal Rifle, Mossberg Mod. 500A 12ga Shotgun, Yugoslavian SKS 7.62 Rifle, Heritage Arms Rough Rider 22cal Revolver, Raven Arms Mod. P-25 Pistol, Cobra 9mm Derringer, Mossberg 200K 12ga Shotgun. Ammo, Holsters, etc. FURNITURE: Jelly Cupboards, Oak: Lexington Bedroom Set, King Size Bed, Bookcases; Curio Cabinets, Jewelry Armoires, Lg. Early Secretary Desk/Cabinet, Corner China, Whiskey Barrel Living Room Suite, Hall Mirror, Howard Miller Grandfather Clock, Blanket Chests, Lg. Baker’s Rack, Barrister Style Bookcases, Patio Sets, Sofas, Airplane Toddler Bed, Oak Bar. JEWELRY: 14K: Diamond Rings, Baby Ring, Pendant, Ruby Ring, 14K Birdhouse Earrings, Bands, Aquamarine Earrings; 10K: Opal Ring, Diamond Ring, Hearts Ring, Baby Ring; Much Costume incl.

Estate Lots, Waltham 17J Pocket Watch. COINS: Morgan, Peace and Eagle Dollars, Barber Halves & Quarters, WL & Franklin Halves, (200) Roosevelt Silver Dimes, Buffalo & War Nickels, Flying Eagles, Indian Cents, Foreign Coins. PAPER: 6 Vol. History of Sch. County

by Zerbey, 1906 Old Schuylkill Tales Book by Zerbey Elliott, 1897 Indians of Berks County Book by Brunner, 1838 Cook’s Voyages by Kippis (32mo Haswell - Philadelphia), Lofcadio Hearn Book Lot, Postcards, Sheet Music. ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: Steam Locomotive Bell, Native American Mortar, PA Dutch Root Beer Barrel, Wertz - Reading Biscuit, Bohn Enamel Icebox, Postmaster’s Counter Box, Railroad and Barn Lanterns, Pedal Organ, Carbide Bicycle Lantern, Leather Football Helmet, Crank Telephone. TOYS: BMC Pedal Junior Tractor, Dump Trac Trailer, NES & Genesis Systems in Orig Boxes, Trains incl. Standard, O, HO and N Scales; Cap Guns incl. Stallion 45 Mk II, Lead Figures and Molds, Vintage Board Games. COLLECTIBLES: 275+ Longaberger® Baskets, (4) Lenox Yuletide Unicorns.

INSTRUMENTS: Samick Piano, Acoustic Guitars incl. 12 String, Elec. Guitar, Flute, Clarinet, Violin. OTHER: John Deere & Huskee Riding Mowers, Damon Howatt Recurve Bow, New Weber Propane Grill, Rotabin.

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All three of these groups are inter-related, and none can exist without the other two.

What’s it worth? With today’s declining interest in many antiques and collectibles categories, fewer

show. Now in its fifth year, “What’s It Worth” airs live on Friday mornings from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. on WBCB 1490 AM in the greater Philadelphia area.

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VEHICLE AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 25TH AT 11 A.M.

1987 Mercedes Pinto Kit Car

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1500 Paxton Street,

HARRISBURG, PA 17104 1984 Rolls-Royce Spirit; 1949 Cadillac Series 61; 1987 Mercedes - Pinto Kit Car; 1983 Pontiac Firebird Convertible; 2004 BMW 350CI Convertible; 1961 Studebaker Lark VI; Bri-Mar Dump Trailer 60”x96”; Sportster Carmate Trailer.

1983 Pontiac

2004 BMW 350ci Convertible

1961 Studebaker Lark VI

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1984 Rolls-Royce Spirit

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1949 Cadillac Series 62 Applicable Buyer’s Premium. Terms: Cash, PA checks. Out-of-state checks w/prior approval. All major credit cards accepted.

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41st Museum Mile Festival Set For June 11 Free Museum Admission And Outdoor Art Activities For Children Part Of Annual Collaboration Now celebrating its 41st year, the annual Museum Mile Festival will take place rain or shine on Tuesday evening, June 11, from 6 to 9 p.m. Over 1.5 million people have taken part in this annual celebration since its inception. Festival attendees can walk the one mile on Fifth Avenue between 82nd Street and 105th Street while visiting seven of New York City’s finest cultural institutions, which will be open free to the public throughout the evening. The Museum Mile Festival’s opening ceremony takes place at 5:45 p.m., at El Museo del Barrio, 1230 Fifth Ave. at 105th Street. Traditionally, the Commissioner of Cultural Affairs and other city and state dignitaries open the festival.

The seven institutions participating in this successful collaboration are the Metropolitan Museum of Art; Neue Galerie New York; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum;

the Jewish Museum; Museum of the City of New York; and El Museo del Barrio.

Fifth Avenue is closed to traffic and becomes New York City’s biggest block party.

There is something for everyone at each of the venues. Special exhibitions and works from permanent collections are on view inside the museums’ galleries, with live music and art-making workshops taking place on Fifth Avenue at selected museums.

Exhibitions on view at each museum will include the following: The El Museo del Barrio, in celebration of its 50th anniversary, will present “Culture and the People: El Museo del Barrio, 1969-2019,” a two-part exhibition featuring selections from the permanent collection and a timeline contextualizing the history of the institution with related archival materials.

Featuring over 80 artists, the exhibition will reflect on the

institution’s activist origins and pioneering role as an organization dedicated to presenting and preserving Puerto Rican, Latinx, and Latin American art and culture.

The Museum of the City of New York, in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, a watershed moment in the modern LGBTQ rights movement, will present “Pride = Power!” This series of exhibitions and events invites New Yorkers and visitors from around the world to discover and celebrate LGBTQ history and culture.

The Jewish Museum’s

“Leonard Cohen: A Crack in Everything” is the first exhibition devoted to the imagination and legacy of the influential singer/songwriter, poet, and global icon from Montreal and will feature large-scale, immersive contemporary artworks inspired by Leonard Cohen’s life, work, and legacy. The exhibition also includes a video projection showcasing Cohen’s own drawings and an innovative multimedia gallery where visitors can hear covers of Cohen’s songs by various musicians.

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum’s “Nature—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial,” will feature over 60 innovative projects that highlight the ways designers are collaborating with scientists, engineers, farmers, environmentalists, and nature itself to design a more harmonious and regenerative future.

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum will present “Artistic License: Six Takes on the Guggenheim Collection,” a celebration of the institution’s extensive 20th-century holdings through the intervention of six contemporary artists: Paul Chan, Cai Guo-Qiang, Jenny Holzer, Julie Mehretu, Richard Prince, and Carrie Mae Weems. “Implicit Tensions: Mapplethorpe Now” honors the legacy of the critically acclaimed, yet controversial American artist Robert Mapplethorpe.

At the Neue Galerie New York, “The Self-Portrait, from Schiele to Beckmann” examines works primarily from Austria and Germany made between 1900 and 1945.

Approximately 70 self-portraits by more than 30 artists, both well-known figures and others who deserve greater recognition, are united in the presentation, which is comprised of loans from public and private collections worldwide.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s “Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll” explores one of the most influential artistic movements of the 20th century through more than 130 instruments that made the music possible.

The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) is a cultural partner for the Museum Mile Festival. The LMCC empowers artists by providing them with networks, resources, and support to create vibrant, sustainable communities in Manhattan and beyond and also presents the 18th Annual River to River Festival of free arts and culture.

About the Museum Mile Festival Established in 1978 to increase public awareness of its member institutions and promote public support of the arts, the Museum Mile Festival serves as a model for similar events across the country.

For details on the festival’s offerings, readers may visit www.MuseumMileFestival.org.

A Look At Model Trains early trains. Certainly they were not as sophisticated as Many people are familiar today’s model, but they with the saying that “the dif- served their purpose.

In Europe during the ference between men and boys is the cost of their toys.” That is probably a very true statement.

I am a model train collector, and I admire other peoples’ train sets when I have the opportunity to see them. Believe me, some toy trains can be very expensive, and others are quite reasonable. However, how much a person spends on their model trains, and how elaborate they want it to be, will largely depend on, literally, how many bells and whistles they Victorian era, there were model trains not only for the want their toys to have.

But even though you see commoner but for the wealthy toy and model trains now and royalty as well. The trains across the world, and of were mostly made in Germany.

However, the watershed course, a company such as Lionel is universally known, it is event in model train history was interesting to consider how the in 1891 when Marklin developed hobby started. Collectors who a complete system of trains. follow this hobby market, of Marklin introduced a series of course, are interested as well. standard track gauges. The new Well, there have actually system allowed model train colbeen model trains for as long lectors flexibility to build sets. as there have been railways, Markets in various countries as some of the early locomo- were also established.

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06/01/19, NAZARETH, SAT 11 AM, 1958 Corvette convertible, 1955 Chevy BelAir, 1970 Ford Mustang convertible + other vehicles, motorcycles, 2008 Polaris Razor, 12" enclosed trailer, John Deere riding mower and more, 330 W Moorestown Rd (Rt 512), Dotta Auction Co. Inc. 06/01/19, ORWIGSBURG, SAT 10 AM, Huge Longaberger Collection (baskets, stands/racks/accessories), WW II German & other military, firearms, furniture, jewelry, coins, paper, antique/vintage, toys, collectibles, instruments etc., Auction Time Bid Board 1506 Centre Tpke, Auction Time Bid Board/Blums Auction 06/03/19, LEBANON, MON NOON, Furniture, antiques, collectibles, lots of early country items and more, Lebanon Fairgrounds & Expo Ctr 80 Rocherty Rd, Harry H. Bachman

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LARGE 1 DAY PUBLIC AUCTION ~ Estate of Elam Petersheim ~ Antiques - Primitives - Collectibles - Glassware - Coins - Guns - Carriages - Wagons - Carts Harnesses - Tack - Tools - Toys - Model Conestoga Wagon made by Joel Zook - 2 U.S. Meat Slicers WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 AT 8:00 A.M. Location: 201

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Directions: Rt. 340 West of Intercourse. Turn left onto Clearview Rd. to left onto Harvest Dr. to right onto Belmont Rd. to auction on left.

06/05/19, HATFIELD, WED 9 AM, Discovery Art Auction, Alderfer's Auction Ctr. 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 06/05/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE WED 10 AM, Collector's Auction, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderferauction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 06/06/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE THURS 10 AM, Fine & Decorative Arts Auction, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderferauction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 06/08/19, RONKS, SAT 8:30 AM, Victorian furniture, china closets, antiques, glassware, Longaberger baskets, antique tools etc., 2465 Bluegrass Ln, Miller & Siegrist Auctioneers LLC

- AUCTION INFO. - Join us for this interesting auction - lifetime collection of the late Elam Petersheim. This is a large all day auction w/much more than listed. We will be selling with 2 and 3 auction rings. Ring 1 will begin at 8:00 w/Antiques & Primitives. Ring 2 will begin at 8:00 w/tools and harness related. Ring 3 will sell coins at Noon followed by Carriages and Misc. lots. Auction Co. and sellers are not responsible for accidents. Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertising. Payment terms: Good PA check, cash or credit card w/3% fee. NO BUYER’S PREMIUM. No online bidding-plan to attend.

Auction held in tent. Benefit Food Stand.

Auctioneers: Tim Weaver, Dave Stoltzfus & Steve Schuler Lic. #AY2109 Phone: 717-354-9524

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Scott Antique Markets Reopens In Washington Court House It was a rainy beginning for the show at the Fayette County Fairgrounds, but the weather brightened up, and so did the shopping at Scott Antique Markets in Washington Court House, Ohio, on April 26 and 27.

An incredible array of furniture filled many booths at the market. “Wardrobes are gaining popularity,” according to Tim Zoda, a vendor in the Sales Arena building. Zoda had antique tables and chairs, dressers with ornate mirrors, a large trunk, and a wooden stacking filing cabinet made in New York that sold on day one. Another vendor, Jake Decker, had a 1940s hideaway bar, complete with a hanging shelf for wine glasses, numerous glassware

holders and plenty of shelf space for bottles.

Toys were in abundance at the show. Disney pieces from the 1920s-’50s lined shelves in the Mahan building, including

a model set of the Seven Dwarfs and a Jack-in-the-box featuring Donald Duck inside.

A pre-electric pinball machine on display in John Johnson’s booth didn’t last long before a

buyer scooped it up. The Bingo Planet pinball machine, which had a $465 price, was encased in wood with a glass top and was made in 1932.

Vendors with china, glassware, antique silverware, and linens talked to customers wanting to spruce up their dining tables.

Longaberger baskets were pored over by a repeat shopper picking out a piece for

his daughter’s collection.

Numerous customers enjoyed strolling through the fairgrounds from building to building over the weekend looking for pieces to take home and enjoy. One such customer left the grounds with a matching grey pot and kettle set in excellent condition to add to his wife’s collection. A good amount of antique tools were seen sold

as well.

The Fayette County Fairgrounds held something for everyone to enjoy. Scott Antique Markets will host two more shows at the fairgrounds this season on Friday and Saturday, June 28 and 29, and Friday and Saturday, Sept.

27 and 28.

For further information, readers may visit www.scottantiquemarkets.com.

ALLENTOWN FAIR MEMORABILIA, Collector seeks old/ unusual items from the Allentown, PA Fair: posters, premium books, tickets, trophys, souverniers, etc.

Also items from WWI U.S.A.A.C. Camp Crane (Allentown, PA), 703-508-7888.

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

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However, as real trains began losing their dominant transporting role to cars and airplanes, the model trains were losing popularity as well and slowly their appeal to children declined.

Model trains were mainly for the adult collectors. They are still very much alive. The emphasis is often on trains for the adult modeler, as well as on the collector, but they still also for children too.

With all the trains that have been produced there are plenty of opportunities for the collector to enjoy not only vintage trains from the past but new productions as well.

For example, a Lionel Mickey Mouse circus train set from 1935 sold for nearly $10,000 at a 2014 auction. Not only were train collectors attracted to the set but Mickey Mouse collectors as well. A very rare Wilkins floor train from

OLD COMIC BOOKS Wanted Pre-1965, top dollar, Comic Art Foundation, Box 1414, Oklahoma City, OK 73101, 405-2365303, email ejg777@aol.com

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trains were being devised, and from the late 1890s, they were available to the model train fan.

In fact, the U.S. manufactures Ives and Lionel clashed before Lionel and American Flyer became the dominant U.S. manufacturers especially from the 1920s forward. The Marx Company also had a share of the market.

The popularity of model trains was high in the 1920s and ’30s. There were now modelers magazines, which emphasized home construction and ways to improve your train layout no matter what gauge train you had. In the United States, Lionel train sets were given as gifts.

Some of these packaged sets have now been passed down from one generation to another. They can be worth thousands of dollars if they are in good running condition and if the original box is still in good shape. Of course, companies such as Lionel emphasized that model train collecting was a family hobby, and that people of all ages can enjoy it.

Model railroading was popular, especially with HO scale trains, although smaller gauges often were used in areas that did not have a lot of room.

Production slowed during World War II, but surged in the ’50s, and model trains were

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

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ADULT GIRLIE MAGS. Private collection spanning 50’s - present. Many titles, Celebrities, Ginger Lynn, Seka, & others most N. Mint, Must have want lists.

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circa 1900 sold for $11,000, while a Hubley elevated railway, a rare American clockwork toy, sold for $18,000.

American Flyer trains from the late 1920s are always in demand. The President’s Special sets are expensive, and depending on condition, can cost upwards of $20,000 or more. Another American Flyer set, the Mayflower, is also rare.

No matter what price point the collector wants to be in, model train collecting can be a very rewarding and enjoyable hobby.

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