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Ceramic Arts Studio Collectors’ Convention Set For Aug. 24 Popular Event To Be Held In Madison, Wis.

FRIDAY MAY 31, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 22

Federation Of Historical Bottle Collectors To Hold Annual Convention On Aug. 1, 2, And 3 Augusta, Ga., To Host Three-Day Anniversary Event Antique bottle and glass enthusiasts will want to mark their calendars for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Aug 1, 2, and 3. That’s when the Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors (FOHBC) will hold its 50th anniversary National Antique Bottle Convention in Augusta, Ga. The event will be held in the down- The event will be held at the modern and well-designed town riverfront Augusta Marriott Hotel and Convention Center in Augusta’s downtown Marriott Hotel and riverfront district. A hotel room block has been established.

To reserve, visit www.FOHBC.org under the event page.

Convention Center.

“I’m pleased to announce that this year’s event will be held in our southern region, in the fine city of Augusta, Ga., and will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors,” said Ferdinand Meyer V, past president of the FOHBC and one of the co-chairs for the event. “Along with the traditional bottle show and sale will be exciting field trips, educational seminars, a judged bottle competition, cocktail party and banquet, membership Historical flasks tell an important story about our past using breakfast, displays, bottle blown glass. Many commemorate historic events or people. appraisals, youth events, raffles and many other activities.

Come see some great Southern glass and pottery from the major cities of the South and towns between. Five dollars general admission on Saturday. It’s a wonderful way to learn about American history from the 1800s through the turn of the century.”

The many events will make for a packed itinerary. People don’t have to be an FOHBC member to attend, but membership is encouraged and available at the show, plus online at www.fohbc.org.

The FOHBC show is a mustDoug Herman will speak about his ancester, attend for members of the many Edward William Herman, founder of the antique bottle clubs scattered Augusta Brewing Company in 1888, and across the country. Diggers and Edward Sheehan, founder of the Excelsior pickers will also find the show of Bottling Works in 1880.

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The CAS Collectors club is for anyone with an interest in the work of the Ceramic Arts Studio. The club is excited to announce this year’s CAS Collectors Convention will take place Saturday, Aug. 24, in Madison, Wis. The convention theme, “The CAS Magical Mystery Tour,” celebrates the magical appeal of Ceramic Arts Studio’s many figurines. CAS creations brightened homes from coast to coast during the 1940s and ’50s, still brighten hearts today, and will continue to brighten collectors’ hearts for decades to come.

From 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., convention attendees will take in the Wisconsin Pottery Association Show and Sale at the Alliant Energy Center. Later, all will gather at Madison’s Howard Johnson Plaza for convention festivities. Activities and décor will pay tribute to the studio’s illustrious heritage. There will be party favors and take-home souvenirs, stupendous door prizes, and colorful centerpieces - in short, everything that makes such a gathering so unforgettable.

Getting the evening underway will be a social hour and the popular CAS on display contest. All in attendance are invited to submit

Harlequin and Columbine with Masks was a dashing duo designed by Betty Harrington for Ceramic Arts Studio. The 2019 CAS Collectors Convention will be held Saturday, Aug. 24, in Madison, Wis. This year’s theme, “The CAS Magical Mystery Tour,” celebrates the magic that Ceramic Arts Studio’s many figurines have brought to collectors over the decades. entries. A buffet dinner, raffle, and membership meeting will be followed by the club’s annual auction.

Events will conclude with door prizes and presentation of the 2019 CAS Collectors commemorative.

Convention registration, which remains at $60 per person, includes all evening activities, plus the

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Alderfer Auction recently announced the addition of Hayley Schaffer as online on-site coordinator and Joanna Childs and Bonnie Childs as catalogers and logistics lead, respectively.

When people think auction, they think product. This is partially correct. Auction is a service. One of Alderfer Auction’s services that has grown over the past two years, under the ownership of Sherry S. Russell, is online on-site auctions.

Some people recall the days of an at-home tag sale or an on-location auctioneer with his/her soapbox podium. Now add a modern twist that reaches a local and worldwide audience. This is an online on-site auction.

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This year’s bottle competition will include three categories: Southern Pottery, Southern Soda Bottles, and Best Georgia Bottle. All are welcome to attend this exciting event. be able to view the impressive Bill and Bea Baab bottle collection that’s permanently housed at the museum. The collection of 531 bottles includes examples from brewery, patent medicine, and mineral water and soda water bottlers, most of them from Augusta, along with 81 Augusta pharmacy bottles dating from 1830 through the early 20th century and merchants’ whiskey jugs made by master potters in nearby North

The Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors (FOHBC) was formed in 1969 as the ABCA (Antique Bottle Collectors Association). Today, it’s an affiliation of 100 or so antique bottle clubs across the country and internationally.

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At the Augusta Museum of History Reception, attendees will be able relax and catch up with collector friends, tour the museum, and view the Bill and Bea Soda and pop bottles are an important part of bottle collecting. The southern Baab bottle collection that is permanently housed there. region will be emphasized at the convention.

Augusta and Trenton, S.C. meeting will be held in the In the evening, the Sweet Augusta Marriott Estes Room. year’s seminars will be Georgia Peaches Bottle This event is specifically for the following: South Competition will be held from current FOHBC members and Carolina Local Flasks, 7 to 10 p.m. at the Augusta will be at no-cost to attendees. presented by Harvey S. Marriott Estes Room. Mike People will have the opportu- Teal, 9 a.m., Lamar Newman will serve as host nity to join or renew their Room A; Groundand coordinator. Three cate- membership with the FOHBC Penetrating Radar, pregories will be presented and prior to the breakfast. sented by Karl Harrar, judged: Southern Pottery, Six educational seminars 9 a.m., Lamar Room C; Southern Soda Bottles and will be held from 9 a.m. to My Great-Grandfather’s Best Georgia Bottle. Attendees noon in the Augusta Marriott Bottles, presented by are challenged to enter a bot- Lamar A-C and Cumming Doug Herman, 10 a.m., tle that can pass muster with rooms. Some are simultane- Cumming Room; Kola an esteemed panel of judges. ous. Seminars are open both Wars, presented by Anyone can enter, all can to FOHBC members and the Dennis Smith, 10 a.m., attend. public. Any questions about Lamar Room B; On Aug. 2, the FOHBC the seminars can be directed Charleston Colored General Membership Breakfast to Bill Baab at river- Sodas, presented by Meeting will take place from swamper@comcast.net or any Tommy Schimpf, 11 a.m., “Speaking of Coca-Cola” is one of six educa7 to 8:30 a.m. The membership of the event co-chairs. This Lamar Room A; tional seminars and will be presented by Larry Speaking of Coca-Cola, Jorgensen. presented by Larry Jorgensen, 10 a.m., Lamar their wares for over a century.

Guy apprenticed under Room C. That evening will be the Stephen Ferrell at Old annual FOHBC Banquet from Edgefield Pottery and will be 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The cost will giving an update on current be $45 a person and should be events related to the Old reserved in advance. This Edgefield Pottery tradition and year’s keynote speaker, Justin how our perception of its hisGuy, is a local potter from tory has evolved over the past Edgefield County, S.C., and has few years. Attendees are There will be an abundance of Southern stoneware and pottery represented at worked in clay for over 20 encouraged to reserve their the three-day event. The banquet keynote speaker is Justin Guy, who will give years. He grew up a short dis- place for the banquet early, an update on current events related to the Old Edgefield Pottery tradition and tance from where the famous though a limited number of how our perception of its history has evolved over the past few years.

Dave potter and others made walk-in tickets that evening are usually available.

Two fun Youth Corner activities are planned for Aug. 3. The first one involves Children’s Bottle Grab Bags, where the FOHBC will provide about 50 bottle grab bags for children 10 and under during the General Admission hours of the show (8 a.m. to 5 p.m.). Each bag will have an antique bottle that was hand-blown, in good condition and embossed. Limit one bottle grab bag per child.

The other event is a Scavenger Hunt, one in which the FOHBC encourages children ages 8 and up to participate in an organized scavenger hunt on the Convention Center showroom floor. Organizers will prepare a list defining speIs there anything more beautiful than shelves of colorful and interesting antique bottles on display? The Newman Open cific items, which the particiHouse will be the first event of the convention. pants will seek to gather or complete all items on the list, without purchasing 4 EASY WAYS TO SUBSCRIBE! usually them, either individually or in 1. Call: 1-800-800-1833, ext. 2541 small teams. The goal is to Antiques & Auction News™ 2. Fax this form: 717-653-6165 complete most or all of the P.O. Box 500, Mount Joy, PA 17552 3. Mail this form to address shown items on the list. While all this rd $ is happening, there will be — 1 Year, 3 Class............................ 28.00 4. www.antiquesandauctionnews.net st $ hourly prize drawings to stimuClass .......................

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great interest. Antique bottle collectors are very passionate about a category of collecting that has enjoyed a rise in popularity in recent years. There will even be a free appraisal table for people to bring in their finds and possessions.

The convention schedule will kick off with the Newman Open House Event on Aug. 1, in nearby Martinez, Ga. (about 15 minutes away by car), to view his impressive collection of mostly Georgia and South Carolina pottery and soda bottles, as well as inks, flasks and bitters. The presentation and lighting are museum-quality.

Lunch will be served. Mike Newman may be contacted via email at thenewm@aol.com or by phone at 706-829-8060. The open house is expected to run from noon to about 3 p.m.

Following, a VIP reception will be held from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Augusta Museum of History. The special reception is for dealers, assistants, displayers, early admission attendees, seminar speakers, and approved volunteers. At the event, guests will

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Steam toys, often referred to as steam engine accessory toys, are designed to be operated by drive wheels attached to stationary steam engines but can also be operated by hand. As a collector since the 1980s, the variety in Hirschberg’s collection is astounding and includes wind and lumber m i l l s ,

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I have been involved in a project lately that has led me into the deep bowels of my library. Having moved a fair bit over the last decade, I have added and subtracted books on a regular basis. When I was in Virginia, I had a lot of the standard references on Southern architecture and decorative arts. When we moved, those books were given to good friends, with just a few traveling with me. That has been my experience with much of my library. My books on New Mexican folk art stayed with my curator at the Millicent Rogers Museum.

The project that I was working on was complex and involved researching really obscure items, so I dug into it with great gusto, using my library and ordering several new books online to finish my work. Many of the standard

than the originals. That way copies could be detected.

Secondarily, however, is that wanting something purely because it is in a museum catalog is not the best way to collect. The items I was studying were not identical to book items, so does that make them more desirable because of rarity or less desirable because they do not have a twin in a catalog? It’s an interesting question and one that haunts me.

I am a firm believer in following your head and heart in collecting and not having to match a museum collection. I have acquired cool items that made me money, but more often than not the items that I sell are seen as aberrations and thus sell for little. The power of the book is so powerful for many collectors that they just have to own the one illustrated on page “x.”

Collecting should be about building your eye and an understanding for the items you look at. Using a book solely as your guide is useful, but ultimately I would challenge people to break away from that and work on their taste and views. Take the risk, acquire the oddball, make a

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steam toy accessory (est. $2,000-$3,000); and a Carette tin lithograph factory steam move, mills grind, blacksmiths hammer, toy accessory, with five factoferris wheels and carousels ry workers (est. $2,000revolve, woodsmen chop, and $3,000).

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Hirschberg’s steam toys will be sold. Some top lots from this offering include a painted tin airship carousel steam toy accessory, with provenance from the Atlanta Toy Museum (est. $2,000-$3,000); a scarce Bing cotton mill

shop diorama in intricate detail, with two carved and painted butchers wearing aprons, rows of meticulously painted carcasses and various cuts of meat, all arrayed in a painted brick façade with potted plants (est. $3,000-$5,000).

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references that all of us use are catalogs of either museum or private collections. The latter are usually when the museum has exhibited those items.

As I read through the catalog and studied the images trying to get a match for the items that I was researching, I had a sudden, rather painful epiphany. So many of the items looked the same from catalog to catalog. In fact, they were nearly identical. This brought to mind how many collectors I have met who want to have something just like what is shown in the books, and so they work to acquire nearly identical items.

Such a practice raises two concerns to me.

First is whether someone is making modern copies of the old stuff to exploit that desire of collectors wanting the one that is just like it. I am sure it happens, as we have all seen “discoveries” of items purported to be identical originals to ones in books. Yeah, right! I recall a colleague who wrote a book on his primary subject of research. Fearful of copies based upon the items in his book, he made the listed/published dimensions smaller

antiques business and remains closely tied to auchit or take a loss, but learn in tion houses, collectors, and either account. dealers. Professionally, he has served as a museum director Peter Seibert, a native and public historian in Pennsylvanian, grew up in the Pennsylvania, New Mexico,

antiquesandauctionnews.net C.M. Clinton horse drawn hay rake (est. $3,000-$4,000), an excellent W.H. Hathaway buckboard wagon, and a horsedrawn road roller (est. $1,500-$2,500). This consignment also includes a grouping of traction engine models, five-piece freight train set, including an impressive 362-inch gauge (est. $1,200- inch-long 1912 Case tractor with $1,600); a Carette tinplate clockwork limousine (est. $1,000-$1,500); and a Hull & Stafford painted American tin clockwork horse with gig pull toy (est. $500-$700).

Not toys, but truly toy-like is a group of agricultural sales- wood bunkers (est. man samples from a Florida $8,000-$12,000). an Ives cast-iron Phoenix fire estate. Of note is a spectacular An online-only toy auction pumper, with the original example of an Adriance labeled pine shipping box (est. $1,200-$1,600).

More consignments from lifelong antique toy enthusiasts include a variety of American tin toys such as horse-drawn and early trains.

Buckeye sickle Pieces of note include a mower, identified by raised let- to complement the June 15 scarce Carlisle & Finch Buffalo tering on the cast metal gear sale will be held the followtrain ticket office (est. $1,500- box (est. $4,000-$6,000). Other ing week, on Monday, June 17, $2,500); a Carlisle & Finch salesman samples include a starting at 9 a.m. This auction

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commemorative. Registrations will be accepted up until two weeks prior to the event.

Those received by Saturday, June 15, will be eligible for an “earliest earlybird” prize drawing, to be held at the convention. Forms and additional information are available on the club’s website, www.cas collectors.com, or by writing CAS Collectors, 206 Grove St., Rockton, Ill., 61072.

For preview times and dates, call 610-269-4040.

Interested buyers are encouraged to contact Pook & Pook Inc. at info@pookand pook.com or 610-269-4040 with questions regarding condition reports, absentee bidding, phone bidding, or online bidding.

Pook & Pook is located at 463 E. Lancaster Ave., Downingtown, Pa.

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tanks, Felix the Cat, a CocaCola bottle, cars, airplanes, Uncle Sam, the Empire State Building, and many other iconic figures. Other miscellaneous toys from this collection include a D. S. Cohen clockwork Autoperipatetikos Walking Doll, in the original box and with her original outfit (est. $800-$1,200), a collection of figural animated whistles, and a grouping of advertising toys.

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lithographed penny toys, more than 75 in total, featuring everything from trains to animals, to people at work and play. One special example is a scarce Meier animated tin lithograph Punch & Judy penny toy (est. $1,200-$1,600). Other small antique toys include a group of approximately 40 figural pencil sharpeners, to include two Bakelite

will feature antique toys along with mid-century, retro, and vintage objects.

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Items include a number of exceptional cast-iron vehicles, fire pumpers and patrol wagons, along with horse-drawn wagons and drays. Among the highlights of the Weart collection is a remarkable Carpenter cast-iron floor train, with provenance from the Hegarty collection (est. $1,200-$1,600), and

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR GEORGIA 06/06-09/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

06/02/19, BARTO, SUN, Juke Box Raffle, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market

07/11-14/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques Market, Atlanta Expo Center

06/07-09/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Shows of Early Antiques etc., 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market

MASSACHUSETTS 06/01/19, EAST FALMOUTH, SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 1220 Nathan Ellis Hwy Rt 151, Cape Cod Fairgrounds

06/09/19, ARDMORE, SUN 8 AM-5 PM, Outdoor Flea Market, 44 E Lancaster Ave, Along Rittenhouse Place & Crickett Terrace

NEW HAMPSHIRE 06/02/19, CONCORD, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Book Fair, 15 Loudon Rd, Everett Arena

06/09/19, BARTO, SAT 7 AM, Breweraina & Beverage, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jakes Flea Market

NEW JERSEY 06/08/19, MULLICA HILL, SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 275 NJ Rt 77, Gloucester County 4-H Fairgrounds 07/13/19, OCEAN CITY, SAT 9 AM-2 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Fair, 1735 Simpson Ave, Stainton Senior Ctr Ocean City Comm Ctr NEW YORK 05/31/19 TO 06/02/19, BOUCKVILLE, FRI-SUN 8 AM5 PM, Antiques, 6769 Rt 20, Cider House Antiques 05/31/19 TO 06/02/19, BOUCKVILLE, FRI-SUN 8 AM5 PM, Antiques, Town Wide, Town Wide

06/16/19, BARTO, SUN 8 AM, Train Show & Swap Meet, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jakes Flea Market 06/27-29/19, KUTZTOWN, THURS-SAT 8 AM-4 PM INDOOR THURS 10 AM-4 PM SHOW FIELD, Antique Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Antiques Center 06/30/19, DENVER, SUN OUTDOOR & PAVILION 5 AM INDOOR 7:30 AM, Sunday Extravaganza, 2500 N Reading Rd, Renninger's Adamstown 06/30/19, ELKINS PARK, SAT 8 AM-5 PM, Flea Market, 8339 Old York Rd, Keneseth Israel Synagogue (KI)

06/02/19, KATONAH, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Artisan Fair, 2610 Amawalk Rd (Rt 35), Lasdon Park & Arboretum

07/12-14/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Shows of Early Antiques etc., 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market

07/06-07/19, STORMVILLE, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Flea Market, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Airport

07/13-14/19, HONESDALE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Art & Antiques, 482 Grove St, Wayne Highlands Middle School

OHIO 06/28-29/19, WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, FRI & SAT, Antiques Market, Fayette County Fairgrounds

07/14/19, PHILADELPHIA, SUN, Flea Market, 121 N Columbus Blvd, Indoors-Cherry St Pier OutdoorsRace St Pier

PENNSYLVANIA 06/01/19, BARTO, SAT 8 AM, Bicycle Swap Meet, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market

WASHINGTON 06/01-02/19, KENT, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Vintage Postard & Paper Collectibles, Kent Commons

06/01/19, PHILADELPHIA, 8 AM- 5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Market, 3201 Midvale Ave, Surrounding McMichael Park East Falls

WEST VIRGINIA 06/01-02/19, WESTOVER, SAT 10 AM-4 PM SUN 11 AM-3 PM, Morgantown Glass etc., 340 Holland Ave, Westover VFW

NEW JERSEY 05/30/19, EDISON, THURS, Multi-estate of antiques & collectibles, toy collections, New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnars Auction

06/03/19, YORK, MON 9 AM, Antiques, collectibles, furniture, glassware, china, personal property, jewelry, tools, two rooms of box lots, Toomey Auction Center 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service Inc.

06/03/19, BURLINGTON, MON 5:30 PM, Antiques, trains, coins, instruments, ephemera etc., K of C Hall 366 E Broad St, C & M Auctioneers

06/04/19, BALLY, TUES 2 PM, Multi-Estate featuring Johnson Bros. china, McCoy, depression glass, blown glass, Occupied Japan, Lefton, Pfaltzgraff, vintage cookie jars etc.; Furniture 5:30-6 pm, 537 Chestnut St, Tom Lorah Auctions LLC

06/06/19, GERMANSVILLE, THURS 10 AM, Contents of farm out buildings & old household items featuring Rauch & Handwerk wagon, primitives, 8 anvils, wooden work benches, furniture, antique farm items & tooks, vintage games etc., OnSite 6483 Bake Oven Rd, Tim Wotring

06/04/19, GLEN ROCK, TUES 2 PM, Antiques featuring decorated stoneware, antique furniture, Blacksmith Forge & tools, antique woodworking tools, signs & advertising items, country primitive antiques and so much more, 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrlys Auction Service Inc.

06/06/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE THURS 10 AM, Fine & Decorative Arts Auction, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderfer auction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

PENNSYLVANIA 0 5 / 3 0 / 1 9 - 0 6 / 11 / 1 9 , BEDMINSTER, ONLINE BIDDING OPENS THURS 5/30 CLOSING TUES 6/11, Sterling Jewelry, Online @ jpandur auction.com, JPandur Auction Services LLC 0 5 / 3 0 / 1 9 - 0 6 / 2 5 / 1 9 , BEDMINSTER, ONLINE BIDDING OPENS THURS 5/30 CLOSING TUES 6/25, Sterling Jewelry, Online @ www.jpandur auction.com, JPandur Auction Services LLC 0 5 / 3 0 / 1 9 - 0 7 / 0 9 / 1 9 , BEDMINSTER, ONLINE BIDDING OPENS THURS 5/30 CLOSING TUES 7/9, Sterling Jewelry, Online @ www.jpandur auction.com, JPandur Auction Services LLC 06/01/19, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Discovery Auction featuring furniture, collectibles, house & home; Vehicles 11 am, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals 06/01/19, YORK, SAT 10 AM, Elijah Kirk York Town clock daed 1797, Atlantic red, white, blue Imperial gas pump, country store, dolls, watches, jewelry, country primitives, art etc. box lots 8 am weather permiting, 218 E Market St, Keystone Auctions LLC

06/05/19, CHESTER HEIGHTS, WED 2 PM, Antique & Vintage finds featuring WW1 & WW2 Nazi memorabilia, toys, Navajo & Native American jewelry, furniture, smalls, artwork and many more, Wilson's Auction Gallery 344 Valleybrook Rd, Wilson's Auctioneers & Appraisers 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.alderfer auction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 06/06/19, CARLISLE, THURS 9 AM, Antiques/Collectibles, household goods, 980 Waggoners Gap Rd, Martin's Auction Service

06/06/19, CARLISLE, THURS 3 PM, Antiques, collectibles, military, toys, art, quality modern, Rowe's Auction Barn 2505 Ritner Hwy, Rowe's Auction Service

06/07-08/19, EPHRATA, FRI 4 PM SAT 9 AM, Cataloged Antique Auction Collection, Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers 06/07/19, GARNET VALLEY, FRI 3 PM, Estate Antiques & Fine Art featuring antique & period furnishings & decorative arts, Asian export porcelains, silver, estate jewelry etc., 1347 Naamans Creek Rd, Brigg's Auction Inc. 06/08/19, CARLISLE, SAT 9 AM, Woodworking/Carpenter Tools, 980 Waggoners Gap Rd, Martin's Auction Service 06/08/19, COGAN STATION, SAT 9 AM, Firearms & Related Auction, Gallery 3530 Lycoming Creek Rd, Roan Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers

06/08/19, MANHEIM, SAT 9 AM, Firearms (lifetime single owner) featuring modern, tactical, sporting, cowboy action, antique, collectible, ammo, reloading, accessories, Hess Auction Group/Conestoga Auct 768 Graystone Rd, Hess Auction Group 06/08/19, SPRING CITY, SAT 10 AM, Toy Train & Railroadiana, The Ridge Fire Co 480 Ridge Rd, Maurer's Auction 06/08/19, YORK, SAT 9 AM, 1910 Pullman Model K Touring, 1917 Pullman truck W/York Harley Davidson logo, 1917 Model 4-32 station wagon, 1922 Indian Power Plus motorcycle w/sidecar, advertising, country store showcase etc., York Expo Center John Paige & Smith Bldg 334 Carlisle Ave, Rentzels Auction Service inc.

06/09/19, RYDAL, SUN 10 AM, Antique furnishings featuring 19th & 20th c. paintings & graphics, room & throw rugs, bronze, marble & Parian sculptures, Antique & vintage French, Victorian & other furniture, Vintage crystal, sterling silver & silverplate tableware etc.

Real Estate 10 am, OnSite 1188 Timbergate Dr, Barry S Slosberg, Inc. 06/15/19, DOWNINGTOWN, SAT 10 AM, Antique Toy Auction featuring steam toy collection, wide variety of toys and other items.

Online Bidding on Bidsquare & LiveAuctioneers, 463 E Lancaster Ave, Pook & Pook Inc./Noel Barrett 06/21-22/19, READING, FRI 2 PM SAT 9 AM & NOON, 6/21 Personal Property, antiques, building supplies; 6/22 9 am Winery & Farm Antiques, Real Estate Noon, OnSite 25 Wolters Ln, Beiler-Campbell Auction Services

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By Anita Stratos You don’t have to be a pipe smoker to appreciate the artistic beauty of meerschaum pipes. Requiring skilled carving techniques, these sculpted works of art are sometimes referred to as the “king of pipes.” The pipes are created from light, porous, clay-like rock that’s brittle when dry, extracted by trained miners using hand tools from underground mines found mainly in Turkey.

Expert carvers then soak chunks of meerschaum in water to make it softer, allowing them to carve anything from simple designs to intricate scenes. Although it’s widely accepted that meerschaum began being used as material for crafting pipes in 1723, some claim there are some records suggesting earlier discoveries of meerschaum pipes in Vienna.

Meerschaum itself has been mined for 2,000 years and was used to make utensils and other objects.

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meerschaum. Block meerschaum, when solid blocks of meerschaum are hand carved into pipes, is considered preferable both for smoking and collecting. Pressed meerschaum, which is much less expensive than block, is made from leftover meerschaum dust, shavings and chips.

These pieces are then bonded together with an adhesive. A third type of pipe being passed off as meerschaum by some sellers is made of resin and doesn’t contain any meerschaum pieces at all.

Meerschaum collectors and smokers classify these fakes as “meersham,” though some aficionados also put pressed meerschaum in that category.

Whether or not to include pressed meerschaum in the category of “fakes” is contested among members of the meerschaum community.

Pressed resin pipes began being made in the 1970s and are sometimes misrepresented and sold as meerschaum.

The person responsible for first making them didn’t call them meerschaum, but rather sold them with the name “hydrostone.” He used his own antique meerschaum pipes to make the molds, so the shapes and depictions are more convincing, since the subject matters and carving would be in keeping with authentic pipes from other time periods. Three of these pieces have been reported by Pipes Magazine (pipesmagazine.com); a Viking or Norse bust, a woman with outstretched arms called

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TOY TRAINS in the Pavilion: LIONEL Prewar and Postwar Trains and accessories. Hudsons, GG1s, diesel locos and switchers. M-O-W vehicles. Operating freight cars and animated accessories. Plenty of passenger car sets and collectible freight cars. Hafner and Marx equipment. Interesting assortment of vintage Train parts.

Collection of Toy Train catalogs. Plasticville. Lionel plots. TOYS: Smith Miller Trucks, Tootsietoys and Dinky vehicles. Vintage set boxes. Modern Era diesel sets, Amtrak, Tinplate Era accessories by Lionel & MTH. RAILROADIANA in the Blue Room: Nice selection of RR items. Signs, Signals, Tools and Hardware.

Dining Car Menus. Tickets, passes, timetables. Lots of vintage RR Ephemera. Lanterns, locks & keys. Charts & diagrams. PRR calendars. Extensive selection of Train & RR books, antique and Modern. Photos, negatives and slides. Albums, annual reports, official guides, rules & regs.

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One of the tests that meerschaum collectors use is to apply a small bit of moisture from your fingertip to the pipe; block meerschaum will absorb it, while resin pipes won’t absorb moisture, and pressed “Nude Victory,” and a woman meerschaum either won’t and child. Some indications absorb or will absorb moisture that these pipes are not at a much slower rate. meerschaum include incorGustav A. Fischer was a rect shank configurations, a respected meerschaum pipe lattice pot metal shank band artisan, one of several gener(seen on the Viking pipe), or a ations of pipe makers in the faces of famous people to anipush stem that is configured “House of Fischer” (there is a mals and entire scenes. One wrong for an antique pipe. lot of confusion and misinfor- of his most famous pieces is a Some pressed resin pipes may mation about this family’s his- large meerschaum pipe have a seam, which would tory in pipe making, but more depicting the Battle of Bunker obviously indicate a fake, as can be read in the online Hill, complete with 25 soldiers. block meerschaum is carved “Masters of Meerschaum” At the time of its completion out of a solid piece and would article in Pipes and Tobaccos in 1905, it was said to be the A. Fischer never signed any of never have a seam. A resin Magazine (https://pipesand most valuable pipe in the his pipes, but at least one pipe may also be pre-colored tobaccosmagazine.com/2012/ world, valued then at $40,000, well-known, high-end auction to imitate the warm golden or 09/fischer-whos-who/). His which would convert to a house sold a pipe with a brownish hue that develops in carvings were extremely intri- value of over $1 million today. Gustav Fischer signature for Continued on page 11 a real meerschaum pipe. cate, ranging from detailed Many experts say that Gustav These colorings may appear a bit off.

Pressed meerschaum pipes are typically heavier that lightweight block meerschaum, and you may see TH multiples of the exact same 10 A.M. piece with no variations. This AT THE RIDGE FIRE COMPANY could occur with resin pipes as well. Since block meer480 RIDGE ROAD, 19475 schaum is hand-carved, no

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The Morgan Celebrates The Democratic Spirit Of Walt Whitman’s Poetry And Life “Walt Whitman: Bard Of Democracy” Opens June 7

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In celebration of the seminal poem of the 200th “Song of Myself” will be anniversary of Walt on display, as well as Whitman’s birth, the copy of “Leaves of the Morgan Library Grass” that Whitman and Museum will presented to the artist exhibit the work of who engraved his the beloved emblematic portrait in American poet the first edition. Also on from June 7 to Sept. view are documents by 15. In a notebook in famous writers influ1859, Whitman enced by Whitman, such wrote, “Comrades! I as Oscar Wilde, Hart am the bard of The Morgan Library and Museum is located in the heart of New York Crane, Federico García Democracy,” and City and began as the personal library of financier, collector, and Lorca, Langston Hughes, over his 73 years cultural benefactor Pierpont Morgan. and Allen Ginsberg.

(1819–92) he made good on that and his prolific body of work.

About the Morgan Library claim. As he bore witness to the The author of one of the most and Museum rise of New York City, the Civil celebrated texts of American War and other major transfor- literature, “Leaves of Grass” A museum and indepenmations in American life, (1855), came from humble ori- dent research library locatWhitman tried to reconcile the gins in Long Island and ed in the heart of New York but eventually City, it began as the personfamous contradictions of this Brooklyn country through his inclusivity earned a global audience that al library of financier, colhas never stopped growing. lector, and cultural bene“Walt Whitman: Bard of factor Pierpont Morgan. The Democracy” will trace the Morgan offers visitors close development of his writing and encounters with great works influence, from his early days of human accomplishment producing local journalism, in a setting treasured for its and also sensational fiction, to intimate scale and historic his later years writing the significance. Its collection visionary poems that would of manuscripts, rare books, revitalize American letters. music, drawings, and works Drawing on the Morgan’s of art comprise a unique own holdings as well as excep- and dynamic record of civitional loans from the Library of lization, as well as an Congress, the exhibition shows incomparable repository of the landmarks of his literary ideas and of the creative career, including “O Captain! process from 4000 B.C. to My Captain!” and the famous the present. The Morgan letter written to Whitman by Library and Museum is Ralph Waldo Emerson com- located at 225 Madison Ave., This Phillips and Taylor photograph of mending “Leaves of Grass.” A New York City.

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Morphy’s Fires Shot Heard Around The Auction World As Firearms Sale Surpasses $8 Million Moravian Flintlock Rifle Attributed To Andreas Albrecht Brings $78,000 An electrifying auction of rare and historically important sporting and collector firearms took in more than $8 million on April 24 and 25 at Morphy’s southeastern Pennsylvania gallery. Two stellar entries, a pair of British gold-inlaid miniature guns and a Spanish-American War cannon, battled for top-lot status, finishing only a few thousand dollars apart at

$160,000, a highly select and extraordinarily rare pair of 1924 Westley Richards .410gauge SXS Best Droplock miniature “Hummingbird” guns boasted 10-out-of-10 for eye appeal with their multicolored gold inlay and lavishly engraved images of hummingbirds. The plaque inside their original fitted case, A superb, high-condition 8 mm Bren select-fire machine gun with nine magaengraved “23 Conduit St. zines, original primary and spare barrel in original gunner’s bag, other accesLondon Gun Makers By sories, sold for $55,350.

Andreas Albrecht (German/ Pennsylvanian, 1718-1802), was the very gun detailed in both a 10-page section of an An early Moravian flintlock rifle attributed to Andreas Albrecht (German/Pennsylvanian, authoritative book on 1718-1802) sold for $78,000.

Moravian gunmaking by Robert Lienemann/Kentucky $135,300 and $132,000, Appointment to HM The King,” An extremely fine survivor, it Rifle Foundation and the 1980 respectively. added the final note of quali- sold for $132,000 against an book “Rifles of Colonial America Volume I” by George The auction turnout, both ty that lured bidders from estimate of $40,000-$50,000.

One of the most heavily Shumway. Its distinctive carvlive and via remote methods, both sides of the Atlantic. The was tremendous. “This was guns concluded their ener- previewed guns in the sale ing and other features were the Springfield deemed closely comparable one of our best ever in terms getic bidding run at $135,300. was of registered bidders, and Following closely behind Trumpeteer .45-.55 caliber to those seen in a signed with the highest percentage of was a Hotchkiss revolving trapdoor carbine that was Albrecht rifle made by the new bidders and buyers we’ve cannon #1198 used in forensically confirmed as a gunsmith after his move to ever seen,” said Dan Morphy, Spanish-American War, and match to one of only 10 car- Lititz, Pa. The rare gun sold president of Morphy Auctions. with correct Spanish army tridges found on the Custer within its estimate range for “On top of that, there were markings. The armament Battlefield (1876 Battle of $78,000.

In addition to the aforemore than 50 unique bidders came with former museum Little Big Horn). The soldier pair of who spent over $50,000 each.” provenance and five reloaded who carried the gun that fired mentioned Estimated at $110,000- rounds of 37 mm ammunition. the cartridge known as speci- Hummingbird guns, several men “707” was identified by other firearms with a British the Custer Battlefield connection finished with disFirearms Identification Project tinction on auction day. An as John Martin. This corre- exquisite Holland and Holland sponds with the name “J. Royal Deluxe rifle made in MArTIN,” which is crudely 1954, with original case and carved on the left side of the accessories, sold for $61,500, forestock, and the “H” pre- while an unfired Colt Model sumably for “Company H” 1855 British military revolving carved on the left side of the carbine estimated at $12,000buttstock. The historically sig- $18,000 commanded $34,800. nificant firearm went to a new A coveted and exceptionowner for $98,400. ally rare modern gun, a Boss A fine, early Moravian & Co. Best 28-gauge side-byflintlock rifle attributed to side sporting shotgun, was

An exquisite Holland and Holland Royal Deluxe rifle, British, made in 1954, with accessories in oak and leather case, sold for $61,500. originally delivered to Abercrombie and Fitch in 1968. Prior to the auction, Morphy’s Firearms Division expert Tony Wilcox had predicted collectors and investors would be “all over” the gun, as in his opinion it would likely be “many years before another one of The historic Hotchkiss revolving cannon #1198 its quality was avail- used in the Spanish-American War, accompanied able to purchase.” It by five reloaded rounds of 37 mm ammunition, sold for $132,000 against an estimate of sold for $105,000.

“Our team went $40,000-$50,000. above and beyond all expectations in producing this customers, some of them new auction,” Dan Morphy said collectors, who can’t wait for after the final lot had sold. our next firearms event.”

All prices quoted include a “From the incomparable gun descriptions and photography 20-percent buyer’s premium, to the catalog design and sale per Morphy’s pre-stated execution, there wasn’t a conditions.

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The Springfield Trumpeteer Model 1783, .45-.55 caliber trapdoor carbine, forensically confirmed as a match to one of only 10 cartridges found on the Custer Battlefield (1876 Battle of Little Big Horn), soldier identified as John Martin of Company H, sold for $98,400.

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YORK, PA 17403 F Fantastic Elijah Kirk York Town clock dated 1797, an A Atlantic red white & blue Imperial gas pump from the L Lincoln Highway garage, 19th C. B Birdsell Manufacturing Company goat w wagon Ft. Wayne, IN in original paint, 119th C. hand peened & dovetailed 40 ggallon copper kettle. 18th C. Highboy & Philadelphia Chippendale chairs, H Hepplewhite shield back side chairs, 119th C. English mahogany linen press & ice chest with original zinc liner, child’s rope bed, dovetailed & painted blanket chest, country store items, bag holders, 19th C. toll decorated flour sifter, doll-size model of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, dolls, pram, watches, jewelry, North Carolina pottery collection, country primitives including wire & egg baskets, trammels, ladles, kitchenware, hanging pie safe, ephemera.

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The rare pair of 1924 .410-gauge miniature Westley Richards “Hummingbird” guns, hand-detachable lock actions with gold-inlaid 28-inch barrels, plaque on case engraved “23 Conduit St. London Gun Makers By Appointment to HM The King,” realized $135,350.

This exceedingly rare Boss & Co. Best 28-gauge sporting shotgun delivered to Abercrombie and Fitch in 1968 sold for $105,000.

over $1,000. Therefore, with such conflicting information, a Fischer signature should at least raise a flag of caution to buyers.

Some meerschaum pipe artisans were known to sign their creations with their marks or signatures carved into the pipe itself, but not all of them did. Also, pipe company labels were sometimes added to or imprinted inside fitted pipe cases, or their names may be impressed into the outside of the hard case or in the pipe stem. Obviously, it’s possible that someone could have replaced an original pipe with a newer or pressed meerschaum pipe

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CHESTER HEIGHTS, PA 19017 Quality estate found WWI and WWII Nazi Memorabilia to include a rare grain sack marked “H.Vpfl. 1940” displaying the eagle crest and swastika. More Nazi memorabilia includes a WWI belt, WWII belt and more. Other war items include a N.G.P. Bayonette, “The Confederate States of America” certificate in frame, WWII General’s Uniform, Occupation of Japan Currency, Original Negatives and Photos of the Occupation of Japan, Soldier’s Diary of the Occupation of Japan, and many more exciting pieces of militia and war memorabilia.

WWII Navy binoculars, WWII complete shaving kit and “Rare Black Memorabilia Original picture of the 24th infinity regiment on a float the regiment made in a parade during the Occupation of Japan with an Abe Lincoln quote.”

This sale will also add quality pieces to any toy collection.

Quality GI JOE, Barbie and Lone Ranger, vehicles, dolls, playsets and clothes. Just a start is the GI JOE Tomahawk helicopter in box, Combat Jet Skystriker, tanks, Flying S Submarine, and GI JOE Sea Adventurer with Aqua Sled and gglow in the dark Jet Submarine. 1966 Barbie, 1965 Barbie, aand Vintage Barbie clothing.

Q Quality Navajo and Native American Sterling, Gold and G Gemstone Bracelets, Rings, Necklaces and Earrings. More jjewelry to include White Gold, 14K and 18K gold, Sterling S Silver Pieces, and much more.

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and more. A Louis 15th style 6 drawer lingerie chest with burlwood fronts, antique Louis 16th style end table, set of 6 antique tiger maple and canned dining chairs, Sheraton style 4 drawer huntboard, Empire style console with paw feet, fine inlaid center table with iron base and paw feet, set of 4 federal style marquetry inlaid nesting tables, fine carved Victorian tall chair with needlepoint seat, federal style bookcase, 3 drawer Barrister bookcase, Baker campaign style two drawer chest, set of 3 leather top nesting tables, pair of Ethan Allen off white lounge chairs, Ethan Allen lounge chair with ottoman, Ethan Allen tufted tub chair, pair of Ethan Allen settees and an intricate iron patio set.

This sale also displays quality smalls and artwork.

Bowling trophy from the 1920s, antique porcelain and dishware, cast-iron dog doorstops, Gone with the Wind floral lamp, bronze table lamp, Bohemia crystal cut decanter, Asian bronze, onyx and stone figurines, French nude scene on porcelain, pastoral scene on porcelain, portrait of Benedict Arnold on porcelain, antique oils on canvas, and many more.

A large quantity of vintage records starting with Queen, The Beatles, Doors, Led Zeppelin, Elvis Presley and many more.

Quality tools for the handyman and woodworker include a like new JET JTAS-12 Tilting Arbor Table Saw with dust collector, wood slide, and additional accessories. Like new Craftsman Stand up Radial Saw and a Troy-Bilt gas wood chipper.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net At A Glance Mouthpieces can be replaced, creating “marSigns of a fake: riages” of old and new as well 1. Seam along pipe bowl. as combining materials that 2. Gustav A. Fischer signamay not originally have been ture warrants authentication. from the same time period or 3. Uncolored veins in the same artist or company. used meerschaum indicates Lucite, clay, and amber were pressed. among the materials used in old mouthpieces, but you Reference books, webwouldn’t have seen the solid sites, and collecting groups yellow plastic mouthpieces are the best ways to keep used on some cheaper pipes from being fooled by fakes. today.

Here are a few: “Collecting Comparing notes and ask- Antique Meerschaum Pipes: ing questions of fellow meer- Miniature to Majestic schaum collectors is a great Sculpture” by Ben Rapaport; way to refine your knowledge The Antique Meerschaum of meerschaum pipes and get Pipe Museum (Facebook opinions as to authenticity. page): https://bit.ly/ You can find a couple of 2UICDfA; online forums: online forum resources in the Pipes Magazine: reference section below. http://pipesmagazine.com/ All photos property of the forums; Puff.com: author. www.puff.com/forums.

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that happens to fit in an original marked case, so don’t make a final judgment just based on the case or the label. However, you can check the labels, impressed marks and especially the carver’s signature against known authentic pieces; one online resource for this is Pipe Phil (http://pipephil.eu/logos/en/ nonbriar/meer.html), which has marks, logos, and more for many different types of pipes.

Although some guides suggest dating a meerschaum pipe or determining whether it’s block versus pressed according to the material used for the mouthpiece, that’s not always a true way to evaluate a pipe, especially if you’re buying online.

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Hey, Stella! Marlon Brando And His Movie Memorabilia Cult

By William J. Felchner When it comes to movie legends, few can top the talented and controversial actor Marlon Brando (1924-2004). A natural-born Hollywood rebel, both on and off the screen, Marlon Brando appeared in a total of 39 full-length theatrical films during his illustrious career, beginning with “The Men” (1950) and ending with “The Score” (2001).

Here are 10 memorable Marlon Brando movies and the superb cinematic memorabilia they produced for today’s collectors. And make no mistake, the name “Brando” still

conjures up movie magic today, with fans and collectors making the late actor a true popular culture icon.

“A Streetcar Named Desire” (1951). Reprising his stage role from 1947, Marlon Brando shot to movie stardom playing Stanley Kowalski in this highly acclaimed film adaptation of the Tennessee Williams play. Expertly directed by Elia Kazan and co-starring Vivien Leigh, Kim Hunter and Karl Malden, “Streetcar” earned Brando his first Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. The film produced one of the most memorable lines in movie history,

This lobby card set from “A Streetcar Named Desire” (1951) brought a top bid This lobby card set in mint condition from “The Godfather” (1972) sold for of $501.90. $1,015.75 at auction. with Brando repeatedly calling out to his wife from below Eunice’s (Peg Hillias) apartment, pleading for her return, “Hey, Stella!”

One can’t go wrong acquiring the theater lobby card set from “Streetcar,” which pictures eight scenes from the film. The colorful cards measure 11-by-14 inches each and were displayed in theater lobbies to promote the picture. One set in very fine condition brought $501.90 at auction.

This fabulous Italian 4-Foglio poster from “On the Waterfront” (1954) realized a “The Wild One” (1953). top bid of $3,346.

Marlon Brando further embellished his Hollywood rebel image playing outlaw biker Johnny Strabler, leader of the Black Rebels Motorcycle Club, in Stanley Kramer’s “The Wild One.” Brando and his wild brood later clash with a rival biker gang the Beetles, led by a menacing Lee Marvin as Chino, in a small California town. Brando cops one of the most memorable lines of his film career when local girl Mildred (Peggy Maley) asks him what he’s rebelling against. “Whaddaya got?” the surly Brando replies.

“The Wild One” generated some “wild” promotional material, most of which A half-sheet poster from “The Wild One” (1953) sold for $418.25.

pictures the brooding Brando clad in biker leather. The movie’s half-sheet poster (22by-28-inches) is a real winner, featuring the blurb “Marlon Brando…Is The Only Man Who Could Play…The Wild One.” One example in rolled, near mint-plus condition sold for $418.25 at auction.

“On the Waterfront” (1954).

Marlon Brando won his first Best Actor Oscar, playing exboxer-turned-dockworker Terry Malloy in director Elia Kazan’s gripping drama of crime and corruption on New York City’s bustling waterfront.

Once again, Brando cops a now-classic line in the film, telling brother Charlie (Rod Steiger), “I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender. I coulda been somebody, instead of a bum, which I am.”

Movie memorabilia related to “On the Waterfront,” winner of eight Academy Awards including Best Picture,

is always in demand. One of the finest pieces out there is a foreign job, the spectacular “Fronte del Porto” Italian 4Foglio movie poster (55-by-78 inches), which features stunning artwork by Anselmo Ballester. A restored example in fine-plus condition on linen

bulled its way to a top bid of $3,346 at auction.

“Guys and Dolls” (1954).

Marlon Brando stars as gambler Sky Masterson in this rousing musical based on the story by Damon Runyon. Add the talents of Frank Sinatra, Continued on page 13

A stunning French four-panel poster from “Mutiny on the Bounty” (1962) hit a top bid of $501.90 at auction.

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1910 Pullman Model K Touring, Awesome restored driveable car. 1917 Pullman Truck w/York Harley-Davidson Logo, restored driveable. 1917 Pullman Model 4-32 Station Wagon, freshly restored car. 1922 Indian Power Plus Motorcycle w/sidecar, wheel covers, Restored. Large Collection of Pullman & Other York Automobile & Truck Literature, 1906-1941 PA License Plate Collection 1908-1958, PA Driver’s Badges 1911-1919, Pullman Oil & Chemical Products Adv. Cans, Signs, Etc., Automotive Signs & Garage Advertising, items, a few old Pullman Car Parts, Vintage Coke Coolers, Country Store Showcase, Cash Register, Etc., Cigarette Cards: 1911 Driver 1-25 & 1910 Autos 1-50, Lots of York Memorabilia including Foust Items, Klinedinst Bicycle Advertising and old Bikes, Model T Power Unit & Much More Online Bidding Available, 15% Buyer’s Premium Online. 5% Buyer’s Premium for on-site Bidders.

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Marlon Brando Continued from page 12

A one-sheet advance poster from “The Missouri Breaks” This style Y poster from “Guys and Dolls” (1954) fetched (1976) brought $51 at auction. a winning bid of $1,314.50. playing Superman’s Krypton father Jor-El in this blockbuster hit starring Christopher Reeve as the Man of Steel.

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“Superman’s” deluxe lobby card set, which features eight scenes from the film, including Brando as Jor-El on three cards. One set in mint condition soared to a winning bid of $418.25 at auction.

“Apocalypse Now” (1979).

Francis Ford Coppola’s stunning Vietnam War epic features Marlon Brando as Col. Walter E. Kurtz, a renegade U.S. Army Special Forces officer who is commanding his own army of Montagnard troops in Cambodia. Sent to terminate the insane colonel “with extreme prejudice” is Army Captain Benjamin L. Willard (Martin Sheen).

One of the movie’s finest promotional efforts is the Polish one-sheet poster (27-by38 inches), which features a Waldemar Swierzy illustrated visage of Brando as the sinister

This Polish poster from “Apocalypse Now” (1979) sold at auction for $896.25.

Colonel Kurtz. One example in Auction results and unfolded, fine condition images are courtesy of brought a top bid of $896.25 at Heritage Auctions, Dallas, auction.

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“Superman” (1978). Marlon Brando earned a “super” salary, $3.7 million plus 11.75 percent of the gross profits,

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AUCTIONEERS/APPRAISERS This deluxe lobby card set printed in Italy for U.S. use from “Superman” (1978) flew to a winning bid of $418.25.

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Jean Simmons and Vivian Blaine, and “Guys and Dolls” delivers the goods, earning four Academy Award nominations.

Many collectors favor the rare “Guys and Dolls” 40-by60-inch style Y movie poster, which features the four principal stars and the tagline, “It’s a Living Breathing Doll of a Musical!” One example in rolled very fine condition sold at auction for $1,314.50.

“Sayonara” (1957). Marlon Brando earned a Best Actor Oscar nomination for his role as Major Lloyd “Ace” Gruver, a Korean War air ace whose own prejudices are put to the test when he falls for a young Japanese woman.

“Sayonara” memorabilia is still affordable. The film’s standard one-sheet poster (27-by41 inches), featuring Brando and Miiko Taka, is a welcome addition to any collection. One example in folded fine/very fine condition brought a top bid of $113.53 at auction.

“Mutiny on the Bounty” (1962). Marlon Brando plays Fletcher Christian, a British naval officer who leads a mutiny against the tyrannical Captain William Bligh (Trevor Howard) aboard the HMS Bounty in the year 1787. Filmed partly on location in the South Pacific, “Mutiny on the Bounty” earned seven Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture.

One of the movie’s standout pieces is the exquisite French four-panel poster (124by-93 inches) titled “Les Revoltes Du Bounty,” featuring artwork by Roger Soubie. One example in restored fine/very fine condition on linen sailed to a winning bid of $501.90 at auction.

“The Godfather” (1972).

Marlon Brando earned his second Best Actor Oscar playing crime family patriarch Don Vito Corleone in director Francis Ford Coppola’s sweeping epic “The Godfather.” Once again, Brando scored one of the more memorable movie lines in history, reassuring singer Johnny Fontaine (Al Martino), who covets a choice movie role from a recalcitrant Hollywood director, “I’m gonna make him an offer he can’t refuse.”

The eight-card lobby set from “The Godfather” is a choice item among collectors.

One card is rather grisly, featuring the massacre of hotheaded Sonny Corleone (James Caan) at a toll station by tommy gun-wielding mobsters. One set in pristine, CGCgraded mint condition sold at auction for $1,015.75. Wisely, the auction house didn’t refuse the bid.

“The Missouri Breaks” (1976). Marlon Brando and Jack Nicholson team up in this epic western set in rugged north central Montana populated by the famous Missouri River “breaks,” deep cuts forged in the land by the rushing waters.

Brando plays gun-for-hire regulator Robert E. Lee Clayton, and Nicholson appears as his nemesis, Tom Logan, the leader of a gang of horse rustlers.

Although a commercial flop, “The Missouri Breaks” still rates high with many collectors. The movie’s standard one-sheet advance poster (27by-41 inches) with artwork by Bob Peak features Brando and Nicholson. One example in folded, near-mint condition

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Weapons, Pottery To Lead Heritage Auctions’ Ethnographic Art Auction High Demand For Quality Northwest Coast Artworks A rare Iroquois weapon dating from more than 200 years ago is among the expected highlights at Heritage Auctions’ Ethnographic Art: American Indian, Pre-Columbian and Tribal Auction scheduled for Tuesday, June 25, in Dallas, Texas. The top lots in this sale of American Indian, PreColumbian and Tribal art all come from private collections.

The Iroquois ball head war

club (est. $60,000-$80,000), circa 1800, is a hand-carved hardwood piece with fine brown patina, measuring 28 inches long. Tracing back to the Iroquois tribe that lived mostly in what is now western and northern New York, it is a solid weapon, not just a ceremonial item.

“This is a beautiful weapon, and weapons are enormously popular with collectors, many of whom see

An Iroquois ball head war club (est. $60,000-80,000), dating to circa 1800, is a hand-carved hardwood weapon, measuring 28 inches long.

These two Yokuts coiled baskets (est. $50,000-70,000) are to be offered as one lot. The matching baskets from central California, circa 1925, come with documentation naming the weaver, in this case a woman named Aida Maggie Icho (a.k.a. Wachnomkot), and remain in excellent condition.

them as the ultimate symbol of masculinity,” said Heritage Auctions senior ethnographic art specialist Delia Sullivan.

“Ball head war clubs like this rank right up there with the most coveted lots that come to auction, like war shirts, so to find one as beautiful and rare as this one, and in such exceptional condition, This rare Northwest Coast Chilkat blanket (est. $30,000-50,000) was woven of makes the interest more than mountain goat hair in what has been called one of the most complex weaving understandable.” techniques in the world. It is typical of the kind of garment that would have been Two Yokuts coiled baskets worn by a chief during potlach (gift-giving feast ceromonies). (est. $50,000-$70,000) is a lot

of matching baskets from central California, circa 1925. It is most unusual to find baskets from so long ago with documentation naming the weaver, in this case, a woman named Aida Maggie Icho (a.k.a. Wachnomkot). To boot, the size and condition of these baskets is extraordinary, making them superlative examples.

From the same private collection as the war club, a rare Northwest Coast Chilkat

Pocket Watches Facts And Tips

watch does not need to be in working order to have value.

What’s its worth? A Patek Phillipe Henry Graves Supercomplication that took four years to complete sold at auction for $11,000,000. While better pocket watches can sometimes sell in the thousands, most average watches will sell for less than $100. The

“What’s It Worth” Antiques Minute Ashley King, “the Clock Trader” from Quakertown, Pa., has repaired more than 12,000 clocks and watches and was recently on my “What’s It Worth? radio show talking about pocket watches. It is thought that the pocket watch was first invented in the 16th century, and its usage became widespread with the help of the later transportation industry, in particular, the railroads, and the need to keep the trains running safely and on time.

Pocket watches include a case and movement, which were usually made by different companies, which means that the serial numbers on both will often be different.

Lower serial numbers can often be more valuable than higher serial numbers.

Cases hold the movement and can be made of gold (10k14k-18k), gold fill, gold plate, sterling silver, or silverplate, among other materials. If a case is marked 10k-14k-18k or some other gold marking such as “585,” the case is gold and by itself will have precious metal value. If a case is marked “Warranted 20 Years” or something similar, the case is gold plate, and they are “warranting” that the gold plate won’t wear off the case in that span of time.

Movements are the interior clock parts that make the watch keep time, and movements by better makers can often be more valuable than the case. A good movement without a case can always find a replacement case.

“Jewels” were used in the movements, and more jewels are typically better than fewer jewels. While the normal number of jewels is 15-21, King has seen a watch with as many as 38 jewels.

Elgin, Waltham and

Hamilton pocket watches many millions were made. were good time pieces, and Hence, value is usually not all that significant.

Pocket watches by luxury makers such as Patek Philippe and Breguet are in demand and can be worth large sums.

Tiffany also marketed fine pocket watches, but relatively few were actually made by Tiffany.

Enhancements such as enamel and etched case designs, or fine gemstones, can also add to value. And a pocket

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blanket (est. $30,000-$50,000) is the kind of lot that has remained popular with today’s collectors. Woven of mountain goat hair in what has been called one of the most complex weaving techniques in the world, this is typical of the kind of garment that would have been worn by a chief during potlach (giftgiving feast) ceremonies.

Chilkat weaving can be applied to a number of items, including blankets, robes, dance tunics, aprons, shirts, bags and wall hangings.

Chilkat weaving often includes a long wool fringe that sways when the person case, movement, and special enhancements will all determine value. And don’t forget the scrap value of the gold.

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A Hopi polychrome bowl, possibly by Nampeyo, #19, is estimated at $5,000-$7,000. wearing or carrying it dances.

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