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Pennsylvania Auctioneers Association Awards Excellence At Industry Conference 73rd Annual Event Deemed A Success For Organization The PA Auctioneers Association (PAA) held a successful conference on May 10 through 13, despite the annual event being pushed from its usual January date. The group’s 73rd annual conference did, however, look a bit different, especially without the PA Farm Show hosting its popular auctioneer competition. There were close to 150 attendees at this conference, showing the dedication of so many members and affiliates of the organization. Being in an association is important, and “If you are going to be part of an association, be involved, don’t just pay your dues,” said past president Jeff Pennington of New Castle. The PAA is one of the largest auctioneer associations in the country. The membership consists of auctioneers, trade members, and other auction professionals who are passionate about the industry and the auction method of selling. This event included the gathering of these auction professionals, including auctioneers, apprentices, auctioneer students, support personnel, vendors, and presenters. A well-attended trade show enabled attendees to speak with such vendors as E.R. Munro & Company, All Points Sound, Auction Time/Auction Flex/HiBid, CRS
Recycling Services, Greater Giving, Mid Atlantic Community Papers Association, Shipping Saint, United Merchant Processing Assoc., Wavebid, and Proxibid, many of whom were sponsors for the event. All had access to many educational seminars during the course of the conference that will allow them to better serve their buyers, sellers and the industry as a whole. The PAA focuses on educating the auction professional. Continuing education points were available to the many auctioneers who maintain advanced auctioneer certifications or auctioneer licenses held in other states requiring education. The 13 presenters from around the country offered a wealth of information, including the new PAA Legal Counsel Anthony D. Cox Jr. of Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote, PC; Greg Drake of 360 Tour Designs; Matthew Fridge of auctionpromarketing.com; Larry Oxenham of American Society for Asset Protection; Erik Rasmus of Rasmus Auctions; James Weishedel of HR Enhancement Solutions; and PAA members and specialists Matt Hostetter, Marjorie Hartman, Mike Keller, Patrick Morgan, Jeff Pennington, Jason Reed, and J. Meryl Stoltzfus. The PAA annually hosts the PA auctioneer competition at the
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Here is the auctioneer competition champion, Brian Oberholtzer (left), and the 2020 champion, Ben Svonovec (right). Farm Show Complex during the PA Farm Show, but due to the change in date, it was held at the conference venue of the Sheraton Harrisburg-Hershey. On May 11, Brian Oberholtzer of Reinholds was awarded the overall champion. The runner-up was Brian Burk II of Meshoppen, and the rookie award (licensed for under two years) was Daniel Lee Stoltzfus of Gap. The top female
This is a group of Pennsylvania Auctioneers Association (PAA) Hall of Fame members in attendance at the conference.
competitor was Kylee Hostetter of Beaver Falls. Several awards are given out to honor some of those who have dedicated their careers to the industry and who have made the industry better for all. Two auctioneers were inducted into the PAA Hall of Fame. This award is given to an individual based on integrity, honesty, high moral character, acute fairness, and distinction, and is bestowed on an auctioneer each year who, over the course of his or her profession, has committed him or herself to fostering excellence in the industry. The 2021 Hall of Fame inductees were Kerry Pae, originally from Milroy, but now residing out of state, and John Fry of Ephrata. The recipient of the prestigious award of Auctioneer of the Year was awarded to Mark Ferry of Latrobe. The nominations for this award are chosen by auctioneers in his/her area, and the winner is selected by his/her statewide peers. Ferry has shown excellent leadership, high ethical standards, willingness to share with others, participation in community affairs, and outstanding contributions to the PAA and the auction profession. Traditionally awarded during the conference but awarded earlier in the year, several auction companies garnered awards in the firstplace categories within the PAA Advertising/Marketing Contest, including Hostetter Auctioneers, Kimberly K Auction, Patrick Morgan Auction Services, Lane Ryan Auctions, Max Spann Auctions Co., Dotta Auction Co., Sanford Alderfer Continued on page 2
During the Victorian era and beyond, homes were heated with wood, oil, or coal stoves. These stoves, of course, had to have a vent pipe to the outside, or to other rooms in the house, which created a hole in the wall, called a flue. What happens when a vent pipe is removed for good and the wall isn’t replastered? Some inventive soul came up with the flue cover, which became an artistic covering. At first, many old houses just had plain metal grills, or metal plates that may have been decorated. As the years went on, more and more flue covers were painted with or without glass coverings. These flue covers included a chain so the cover could be hung on the wall Continued on page 11
Time To Celebrate Rivertowne Antique Center Hits 17-Year Milestone Unlike the noisy Cicadas that appear once in 17 years, the Rivertowne Antique Center in Columbia, Pa., is hitting 17 but has been open since June 2004 and is celebrating the benchmark with a big anniversary sale on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 25, 26 and 27. “Due to the COVID restrictions last June, we were closed, and unable to conduct our traditional anniversary sale event,” stated coowner Georgia Townsend. “Now we want to make some noise and thank our loyal customers for helping us during the past year.” During Continued on page 3
In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 7 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . starting on page 8 AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . on page 8
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Online Sale Set For July 3 Over 100 lots of notable Nantucket art and fine art will share the stage with estate jewelry, Period American, English and Continental furnishings and decor, Nantucket baskets, Sterling silver and collectibles in Rafael Osona’s 41st Annual Independence Weekend Auction on Saturday, July 3. The 2021 rookie auctioneer The Auctioneer of the Year For the collector of competition champion is award was presented to Nantucket fine art, the aucDaniel Stoltzfus. Mark Ferry of Latrobe. tion features over 70 lots of sought-after art by Robert Stark Jr., Donald Demers, James Cromartie, Joseph McGurl, Frank Corso, John Austin, Illya Kagan, Jan Munro, Jan Pawlowski, John Austin, Sybil Goldsmith, Robert Perrin, David Lazarus, Joan Albaugh, William Lowe, June Owen, J.B. Reid, and Doris and Richard Beer, to name a few. Besides Nantucket Art, there are works by Antonio Jacobsen, Here are the top ten finialists for the 2021 auctioneer competition. Ensminger, treasurer, of Harrisburg. Jeff Pennington will serve on the PAA board of directors as the immediate past president. Kimberly K. Douglass of Boyertown is the executive director and magazine editor. To find a PAA Auctioneer in your area or to find out more about the association, go to www.paauctioneers.org or contact the association at info@paauctioneers.org.
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“Yachting Day – Nantucket Harbor” and “Panoramic View of Nantucket Harbor and the Jetties” Estate jewelry in a range for all pocketbooks includes Bvlgari, Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Hermès, Ilias Lalaounis, and anonymous South Sea and Akoya Pearl necklaces. Estate jewelry selections also include two Bvlgari “Tubogas” diamond cuff bracelets in steel and 18carat yellow gold and Hermes enamel bangles, as well as a Tiffany & Co. 18carat yellow gold sea urchin pin, ca. 1960s. A 14-carat gold Nantucket basket pendant-necklace with scrimshawed blue hydrangea by island goldsmith Diana Kim England is a work of art and a definite choice for that special Nantucket lady. A monumental InterThe painting by James Cromartie, “Nantucket’s Great Point national Sterling silver flatLighthouse,” will be estimated at $3,000-$5,000. ware service comprising a 14-piece place setting for 12 (192 pieces) in the Puritan Pattern is presented in a serpentine mahogany box with multiple drawers which lock when closed. Coveted works by the late Nantucket craftsman Stephen Swift lead the furniture lineup with 10 high-back cherry dining chairs and trestle dining table and also a period 18th century American flat top highboy will be sold. An English chest-onchest, ca. 1800; tiger maple, mahogany and bamboo chests of drawers; and contemporary dining chairs including three sets of The work by Joan Albaugh, “A Path to Summer,” will be English elm and fan-back estimated at $3,500-$4,500. Windsors, one set designed
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Brian Coole, Louis Dodd, Tom Holland, and Michael Matthews. Many Nantucket grand estates include a work or two by Robert Stark Jr. This sale happens to feature two of his works, an iconic oilon-canvas “Red Sail with Rainbow Fleet” alongside a canvas from his Irish period featuring a trawler off the Ireland coast. Four works by esteemed artist Donald Demers include “Sailing Lesson” and “Sailing off Nantucket by Sankaty Light.” Two acrylics by the notable James Cromartie display his vision of “Nantucket’s Great Point Lighthouse.” Illya Kagan, a talented plein-air artist and son of the late modern furniture designer Vladimir Kagan, holds court with two very large canvases featuring
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The William Sevrens nest of seven Nantucket baskets will be estimated at $4,000$6,000. and retailed by the Late Wayne Pratt, round out the selection of furniture. Michael Vienneau scrimshaws only one panbone (whale’s jaw) per year. His 2001 panoramic harbor view characterizes the island’s economic and cultural swing from a gritty, seafaring community, with its camels, whaling bark and shipyards, to a chic summer colony’s iconic skyline, her steamship ferry and the Yacht Club’s 1926 inaugurated Rainbow Fleet. Decorators and collectors will note Regency and Georgian tea caddies, rare Steuben animal forms including a clear crystal dragon designed by Bernard X. Wolff amongst 19th century blue and white Canton, Famille Rose and Rose Medallion porcelains, Majolica, Inuit soapstone carvings, doorstops, Diamond and Baratta for Stark needlepoint carpets and hand-knotted wool oriental rugs. World-renowned local handicraft first made by sailors stationed on the Nantucket Lightship and Nantucket baskets made by veterans Stephen Gibbs, Sherwin Boyer, and Jose Reyes will be sold. A William Sevrens nest of seven round swing handle baskets will be offered among other works by contemporary makers. With its early 19th-century architecture, cobbled village lanes and historic Main Street mansions, Nantucket, once the whaling capitol of the world, has a 140-year tradition as a summer colony of sea salt-sprayed, privet hedged estates which embody a truly unique material culture. “Nantucket Island has long housed a treasure trove,” said Rafael Osona. Continued on page 5
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value because it is no longer collected. This has been a bitter pill for many collectors who believe the value of their collections only rise over time. The idea that a century-old antique would drop in value is anathema to them, and so they keep holding out, hoping the market will return. The irony is that the antiques market has always had hot items and not-sohot items. One can still buy English oak at prices that are comparable to what it sold for in the 1920s and 1930s when the baronial style was really red hot. American Empire, particularly country Empire or pillar and scroll Empire, is definitely a buyer’s market, as it has been since I was a kid. I am sure the $95 that I paid for my first Empire dresser could buy it back today for that same, if not less. So, when one complains about paying too much, it is really a relative term and one that you should not get too hung up on. Always buy because you enjoy it, and realize that prices go up and go down and that as long as it gives you pleasure it will be a wonderful antique to this special sale weekend, own. Rivertowne shoppers can find great discounts of up to 50 “Born to collect” should percent off items in the store. be the motto of Peter Located along the banks of Seibert’s family. Raised in the Susquehanna River in the Central Pennsylvania, historic Bachman-Forry tobacSeibert has been collecting co warehouse, Rivertowne is and writing about antiques Columbia’s longest operating for more than three antique center and set the decades. By day, he is a stage back in 2004 for what now museum director and has has become one of the hottest worked in Pennsylvania, antiques, collectibles and vinWyoming, Virginia and New tage shopping destinations in Mexico. In addition, he the region. advises and consults with Today, Rivertowne is home auction houses throughout to 80 quality dealers and conthe Mid-Atlantic region, par- signors displaying a vast ticularly about American selection of authentic 18th-, furniture and decorative 19th- and early 20th-century arts. Seibert’s writings items, including painted couninclude books on photogra- try furniture, folk art, phy, American fraternal Americana, primitives, glasssocieties and paintings. He ware, stoneware, trade signs, and his family are restoring general store items, mid-cena 1905 arts and crafts house tury and industrial pieces and filled with years’ worth decorative smalls. antique treasures found “There’s a buzz in the air, in shops, co-ops and at and the word is out about the auctions. great variety of shops now in
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handle the sale of these precious sports collectibles. The future looks very bright for this hobby as it continues to attract new collectors from around the globe.” Indeed, more than 3,300 worldwide bidders helped set the latest record during the Spring Catalog Sports Auction, a near-sellout in which more than 40 lots among almost 2,900 surpassed six figures, chief among them the headline-grabbing sale of Michael Jordan’s University of North Carolina jersey from his 198283 NCAA Player of the Year season. That Carolina-Blueand-white top, the only one ever to come to market, sold for more than $1.38 million. That amount smashed the previous record for a Jordan jersey set in October, when Heritage Auctions sold a complete, photo-matched Jordanworn Chicago Bulls uniform from the 1986-87 season for
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08081 Sicklerville 856-545-3187 CARNIVAL OF COLLECTABLES, 368 Cross Keys Rd. Open Wed.- Sat. 10am6pm, Sun. 10am-5pm. 12,000 sq.ft Antique & Arts Mall, over 100 dlrs. www.carnivalofcollectables.com 08096 WOODBURY 856-848-0002 ANTIQUES ON EVERGREEN, 429 S. Evergreen Ave. Multi-dealer Co-op, 50+ dealers. 20,000 sq. ft., 1 floor ADA Compliant. Quality antiques & collectibles. Huge, free parking. Mon.-Sun.10 am-6 pm. 08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER, 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers. www.tomatofactoryantiques.com
08005 Barnegat 609-698-3020 BAY AVENUE ANTIQUES, 349 S. Main. Open Tues.-Sun., Noon - 6 PM. Book Seller, Pottery, Glass, Furniture, Holiday, Decoys, Antiques & Uniques PLUS Chalkpaint & Iron Orchid Design.
08753 Toms River 732-349-5764 MAIN STREET ANTIQUE CENTER 251 Main St. Open Mon.-Fri. 10am-3:30pm, Sat. 10am-4:30pm, Sun. 12-4:30pm.
08062 Mullica Hill 856-478-0300 YELLOW GARAGE ANTIQUES 66 S. Main St. Multi-dealer co-op, Wed Sun.11am-5pm. Fine 18th & 19th C furniture, stoneware, textiles, folk art, Americana, decoys, jewelry, dolls, etc.
16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Ave. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Daily 10:304:30, Closed Sundays. Dlrs welcome.
16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety. 17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810 STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL, 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322. 17225 Greencastle 717-593-9990 the shop, 144 E. Baltimore St. 1/2 mi. off I-81 Exit 5. Antiques, Collectibles & Decorative accessories. Open Wed. thru Sat., 10 am - 4 pm. 17257 Shippensburg 717-300-3746 INTERSTATE 81 ANTIQUES 15 Hershey Rd. (OFF I-81 EXIT 29) Open M-F 10-7; Sat. & Sun. 10-6. Sat.Flea Market 9-4. Vendors Welcomed. Pictures Avail. on Facebook. Over 40+ dealers. 17361 Shrewsbury 717-235-6637 SHREWSBURY ANTIQUE CENTER 65 N. Highland Dr. “A True Antique Mall” over 10,000 sq.ft. with over 55 dealers. Open 7 days, 10-5. Ample parking. Close to other shops in historic village. 17572 Ronks 717-687-7787 COUNTRY LOFT ANTIQUES 215 Hartman Bridge Rd. Multi-Dlr. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture. Open 7 days/ week 10-5. www.thecountryloft.net
17901 Pottsville 570-573-3275 MARGUERITE’S ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, 8 South Center. Pottery, toys, farming decor, antiques, midcentury furniture, jewelry, glassware. Primitives to Deco. Open: Sat. 11-5 18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles. Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5. 18337 Milford 570-409-8636 OLD LUMBERYARD ANTIQUES, 113 7th St. 2 lge Multi-Dealer Shops, 10,000 sq.ft. Open Mon. & Thurs.- Sun. 10-5. www.oldlumberyardantiquesllc.com 18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. In business 41 years. 18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring 45 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 -5, Sundays 11-4
19543 Morgantown 610-913-1953 MORGANTOWN MARKET, 2940 Main St.. Hours 10-5 daily. Berks Co. Largest Antique Boutique. Antiques,Collectibles, Vintage Home & Garden Decor.
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“What better time to share the bounty collected by generations of Nantucketers than during the islanders’ favorite holiday week?” Browse the July 3 sale catalog online. Bidding will be live online, telephone or by absentee. Preview will take place at the American Legion Hall, 21 Washington St., Nantucket Island, Mass. To learn more, call Untouched, as found is this 18thRafael Osona Auctions century American flat top highboy estimated at $2,000-$3,000. at 508-228-3942.
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Buddy “L” Toys, The Missing Link, Before It All Started By Allan Rosenblum Before and after the first world war, Moline Pressed Steel in East Moline, Ill., was known for industrial objects, particularly real car parts. Their welded heavy steel construction and strong, lustrous black paint characterized
their industrial/commercial products. Moline Pressed Steel, aka Buddy “L,” began to manufacture heavy and industrial themed toys around 1921/22. Fred Lundahl started the toy line to offer his son, Arthur (Bud) Lundahl, well-manufactured toys to play with and
named them Buddy “L.” These heavy and clunky steel trucks, trains, busses and other construction toys such as steam shovels were typically made of heavy welded steel with double baked enamel. Some toys were well over 20 inches long. Moline Pressed Steel made many accessories, including
heavy steel train tracks that could range up to five feet long. The toys known as the Buddy “L” line featured gears, pulleys and winding mechanisms. Recently, an apparent household object made and
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this auction, among them the autographed 1909-11 T206 Polar Bear Ty Cobb (Bat Off Shoulder) graded PSA/DNA Authentic, which brought $96,000, also above its estimate. Speaking of The Georgia Peach, another extraordinary rarity also hit its pre-auction estimate out of the park, the 1910-11 M116 Sporting Life Ty Cobb Pastel Background graded PSA Mint 9. As there are but two known to exist, and none graded higher, it sold for
$264,000. And the only 1948 exceeded its pre-sale estiLeaf Warren Spahn graded at mate was the 1954 Bowman PSA 10 hit a new record when it graded SGC Mint 9. There are sold for $252,000. Three years but three of those known, with ago, Heritage sold the lefty’s none higher; accordingly, it rookie card for $192,000. sold in the Spring Sports The ticket stub, too, proved Catalog Auction for $126,000, itself a highly coveted item in twice its estimate. And a this sale, as evidenced by the signed 1952 Topps Mantle, $44,400 one collector paid for graded PSA Authentic, likewise a 1962 Wilt Chamberlain 100exceeded its pre-sale estimate Point Game Ticket Stub (PSA when it realized $216,000. In Authentic), which came with a fact, several signed cards perpiece of the floor from the formed exceptionally well in Hershey Sports Arena. That was more than four times its pre-auction estimate. But the highest-price stub came from, who else, but Michael Jordan, who signed a 1982 NCAA Finals UNC Tar Heels Championship Ticket Stub following that title game. That little sliver of Carolina Blue sold for $90,000, almost four times its estimate. How appropriate that it came in the very same sale as that record-smashing jersey. Player of the year, The story starts and ends with condition. This 1951 Bowman indeed, this or any other year. To learn more, visit Mickey Mantle rookie card graded SGC 9 sold for $690,000. www.HA.com. Another (not shown) graded PSA 8 realized $528,000. Continued from page 4
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CALENDARS
SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR
NEW JERSEY 06/26/21, NEWFIELD, SAT. AT 9AM, NJ Country Auction: Antiques1910 Elgin bicycle, Japanese Samurai sword, 1910 Arts and Craft Furniture w/ltr. of authenticity, early prints & etchings, 1911 Green Sightseeing Pass for New York, 1960's Coke machine, signs / advertising, tin toys, Victorian 12" hat pins, early gas pumps, early automobiles, & much more!, 461 Three Bridges Rd., Lee M. Fox Auctions OHIO 06/28-29/21, DUNDEE, MON. AT 5PM & TUES. AT 9AM, Day 1 200+ qty. knives many w/boxes, early fishing lures, & more. Day 2 600+ lots of qty. antiques, primitives, 100+ advertising signs, thermometers, clocks, early painted furniture, pedal tractors, paintings, weather vanes, early toys, CocaCola coolers, Native American artifacts, and much more!, Live & Online: 17020 Dover Rd.; auctionzip.com #13128, Atlee Raber Auctioneer PENNSYLVANIA 06/12-26/21, CARLISLE, ONLINE BIDDING THROUGH SAT. 6/26/21 AT 5PM, 500 lots of 18th - Mid-20th Cen. furniture, paintings & prints by Bemmelmans, Frost, Armor, Hart, & others, figural mantle & wall clocks, historical documents, Civil War ship photos, lots of Victorian lighting, advertising, stained glass windows, & much more!, Online Only: www.roweauctions.com hibid.com, Rowe's Auction Service 06/19/21-08/21/21, DOVER, TWO SATURDAYS AT 10AM, Indian Artifact Specialty Auction, Large Lower Susquehanna River Valley Artifact Collection. Part 1 6/19/21 & Part 2 - 8/21/21., Live & Online: 3700 Davidsburg Rd.; proxibid.com/marburgauctions, Marburg Auctions
06/26-27/21, HARRISBURG, SAT. & SUN. AT 10AM, Sat. Antiques, Art, Collectibles, Furniture, Household Items, Harley Davidson, Toys, Trains, & more. Sun. - Coins, Stamps, Sterling, Jewelry, Pocket & Wrist Watches., Online only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 06/26/21, DOYLESTOWN, SAT. AT 9AM, 120 lots of Breininger pottery incl. animals, plates, bowls, & eggs, antiques, furniture, radios, Fisher console stereo, 24-pc. Royal Doulton figurines, milk cans, sterling, Madame Alexander dolls, Beanie Babies, & much more!, 4386 Old Easton Rd., Gary Fluck Auctions 06/26/21, HOLLAND, SAT. AT 9AM, 90 yr. accumulationPrimitives galore! 50+ crocks & jugs, stoneware, lidded items, antq. hoosier jars w/labels, butter paddles, wood boxes, Treenware bowls, covered jars, cups & vessels, antq. baskets, hand-painted coffee grinder, crystal incl. Waterford, collectibles, Superhero items, & much more!, 35 Wood Dr., Chris Doerner, Auctioneer 06/26/21, LANCASTER, SAT. AT 10AM, Coin & Currency Auctions: 560+ lots of copper, silver, gold, type, key & semi-key coins, outstanding currency type, and nationals., Farm & Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Robert V. Polito Auctioneer 06/27/21, SPRING CITY, SUN. AT 9AM, Toys & dolls, incl. spectacular collection of 1970's, trains, Shirley Temple collection, toys in original boxes, Bisque & Composition dolls, & more!, Online Only: www.echant.com, Ron Rhoads Auctioneer 06/27/21, SPRINGTOWN, SUN. AT 10AM, Collection of country & primitive items from a private collection, antiques incl. vintage bottles, furniture, coins, jewelry, 2 bicycles, Classic 1987 Chev. truck, Classic 1965 Honda motorcycle, and more!, Springtown Vol. Fire Co. Banq. Hall, 3010 Rte. 212, Clinton Inc. Auction Co. 06/28-29/21, BETHLEHEM, MON. & TUES. AT 10AM, 850+ lots of country & primitives, furniture, lighting, coins, jewelry, art glass, sterling silver, oriental rugs, artwork, historical books, Bethlehem ephemera, quilts, textile, & much more!, Online Only: LiveAuctioneers.com, Hartzell's Auction Gallery, Inc.
07/03/21, ORWIGSBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Firearms, coins, currency, furniture, antiques, jewelry, toys, lunch boxes, glass, china / dec. arts, collectibles incl. Longaberger baskets, sports items, ephemera, musical instruments, fishing / hunting items, & more!, 1506 Centre Turnpike, Blum's Auction Service 07/05/21, DILLSBURG, MON. AT 9AM, Antiques, furniture, nice antq. barn wood cupboards, stained glass windows, primitives, cast iron, Civil War era items, toys, retro household, textiles, jewelry incl. gold & sterling, also tools, tractor, & much more!, 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy Auction Service 07/09/21, HARRISBURG, FRI. AT 6PM, Firefighting Memorabilia Auction: High front fire helmets, speaking trumpets, paper & advertising, early photos, fire alarms, toys incl. Tyco FIRE Alert, Tonka, Wyandotte, Kingsbury, etc., 200+ lots, and much more!, PA National Fire Museum, 1820 N. 4th St., Enterline Auction Svc.
GEORGIA 07/08-11/21, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center
06/25-26/21, LITITZ, SAT. 10AM - 5PM; SUN. 9AM - 2PM, 58th Annual Lititz Antiques Show, 301 Maple St., Lititz Rec Center
07/10-11/21, REINHOLDS, SAT. & SUN., 7AM - 4PM, Christmas, Holiday, China & Glassware, 607 Willow Street, Reinholds, PA
NEW JERSEY 06/26/21, LAMBERTVILLE, SAT. OPENS AT 6AM, Antique Train Show, 1850 River Rd., Lambertville, NJ
06/25-27/21, REINHOLDS, FRI.SUN., 7AM-4PM, Summer Extravaganza, 607 Willow Street, Reinholds, PA
07/10/21 TO 10/09/21, LEMOYNE, 10AM - 3PM, PopUp 2nd Saturday Sunshine Market, 415 Bosler Ave., Lemoyne, PA
06/26-30/21, ADAMSTOWN, SAT.-WED., June Extravaganza, Reading Rd., Rte. 272, Adamstown, PA - 7 mi. along Rte. 272
07/11/21, SELINSGROVE, SUN. 9AM - 3PM, 32nd Annual Antique Show, 204 N. Market St., Selinsgrove, PA
NEW YORK 07/10/21, STORMVILLE, SAT. & SUN. 8AM - 4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 427 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY OHIO 09/24-25/21, MILLERSBURG, FRI. & SAT., Countryside Antique & Artisan Market, 8076 SR 241, Mt. Hope Event Center
06/27/21, DENVER, SUNDAY: OUTDOORS AT 5AM; INDOORS AT 7:30AM - 4 PM, Antiques & Collectors Special Sundays, 2500 N. Reading Rd., Renningers Adamstown
PENNSYLVANIA 04/03/21 TO 10/16/21, SHIPPENSBURG, SATURDAYS 9-4, Outdoor Saturday Flea Market, 15 Hershey Rd., Interstate 81 Antiques
06/27/21, LANCASTER, SUNDAY FROM 9AM-2PM, Doll, Toy, & Teddy Bear, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center
04/25/20 TO 12/19/21, BERWYN, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor/Outdoor Vintage Flea Market, 260 Swedesford Rd (Rt 252), Berwyn Vintage Flea Market (Adjacent to McDonald's)
07/03-04/21, REINHOLDS, SAT. & SUN., 7AM-4PM, Jr. Dealers, Sports Memorabilia, Gaming Collectibles, Action, Cartoon, & Mo, 607 Willow Street, Reinholds, PA
06/25-26/21, KUTZTOWN, FRI. & SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Renningers Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Kutztown
07/03/21, EAGLES MERE, SAT., 9AM - 4PM, Antiques Market, 288 Eagles Mere Ave., Village Green Eagles Mere, PA
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08/21/21, GETTYSBURG, SATURDAY: OUTDOOR MKT. 8-2; STORE/WHSE. SALE 9-5, Saturday Outdoor Market & Store + Warehouse Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg VIRGINIA 07/17-18/21, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9-6 & SUN. 11-5, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center
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Outdoor Early Market Opens at 5 AM
Renningers Adamstown 2500 N. Reading Rd. Denver, Pa. 17517 717-336-2177
08/14/21, LANCASTER, SUN. 9 AM - 1 PM, Hunting & Fishing Show & Sale, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center
I-70 To Exit 32A Route 40 E. 1.5 Miles
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07/24/21, GETTYSBURG, SATURDAY: OUTDOOR MKT. 8-2; STORE/WHSE. SALE 9-5, Saturday Outdoor Market & Store + Warehouse Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg
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07/03/21, FREDERICK, SAT. AT 9AM, Lg. collection of American money, eight boxes of records, antq. advertising wooden boxes, dolls, primitive tools, early colorful children's books, framed prints, furniture, early quilts, 2,000+ lots!, Frederick Fairgrounds, 797 E. Patrick St., Howard B. Parzow Auctioneer
06/24-25/21, DOWNINGTOWN, THURS. & FRI. AT 9AM, The Estate of Joyce Bowes Collis., Live/Phone/Online: 463 E. Lancaster Ave. / bidsquare.com & invaluable.com, Pook & Pook, Inc.
07/01/21, KINZERS, THURS. AT 10AM, 291 Lots of Coins & Currency: qty. U.S. silver coins, foreign coins, graded coins, many pcs. of paper currency, silver certificates, Fed. Reserve and Star Notes, gold coins, and more!, Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd.; w w w. e m b a s s y a u c t i o n s . c o m , Embassy Auctions International
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MARYLAND 07/02-03/21, TANEYTOWN, FRI. AT 3PM & SAT. AT 8:30AM, 60+ yr. collection w/many rare & unusual items of interest. Rare set baseball cards, antq. & hand-crafted furniture, antiques & collectibles, tinware, cast & woodenware items, primitives, fine early lg. 13-star flag w/Gettysburg history, John Bell/other pottery, vintage toys, & more!, Harney Volunteer Fire Co., Cmty. Bldg., 5130 Harney Rd., Yingling Auctioneering
06/23-30/21, PERKASIE, CLOSING WED. AT 7PM, Antiques & Collectibles, African tribal masks, drums & figures, Chinese pottery & brassware, framed paintings, furniture, advertising, Penn fishing reels, lures, rods, Brandt auto. cash register coin counter, & much more!, Online Only: jpandurauction.hibid.com, Joseph Pandur Auctions
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GEORGIA 06/26/21, COMMERCE, SAT. AT 10AM, Advertising, Americana, & Nostalgia Auction., Live & Online: 409 Pottery Factory Dr.; rockabillyauction.com, Rockabilly Auction Co.
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Curtain Going Up! Collecting Broadway Posters “Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century” By Donald-Brian Johnson What do you do when the house lights come up following your very favorite movie? Well, you buy another ticket and watch it again (like the lady from Wales, who viewed “The
Sound of Music” 900-plus times). And then you buy the DVD, for perpetual re-watching. What do you do when your favorite Broadway show closes? Not much. Live theatre is transitory: when it’s over, it’s over. Sure, videos, recorded solely for reference purposes, occasionally surface. And if it’s
a Broadway musical, there’s usually an original cast album available for your listening pleasure. There are “Playbills” and souvenir showbooks to thumb through, “Beauty and the Beast” music boxes to sigh over, and “Phantom of the Opera” half-masks to hang on your walls. But for the true Broadway
buff, the best keepsake is a “window card.” These 14-by22-inch posters are slices of theatrical history. Almost every show has one. There are window cards for the classics (“My Fair Lady,” “Oklahoma!”); for the popular-in-their-timebut-now-overlooked (“Redhead,” “Li’l Abner”); and for the out-and-out flops (“Sherry,” “Legs Diamond,” and oh, so many more).
Window cards got their name because, in the beginning, that’s what they were. At one time, New York City was home to a nest of theatrical ticket brokers, licensed to sell theatre tickets for, essentially, whatever they could get. Agency windows were plastered with cards hawking the latest Broadway hits. Theatre memorabilia-lovers often made the rounds of the
agencies, hoping to wheedle cards promoting recentlyclosed shows from agents who were usually willing to oblige, for a price. And then, ticket scalping was banned in New York. Agents either closed up shop or moved their base of operations to less stringent New Jersey, taking their window cards with them. Continued on page 10
New Jersey - Country Auction Saturday, June 26th @ 9 am 461 Three Bridges Road, NEWFIELD,
NJ 08344 off Route 40
What you have been waiting for... A REAL AUCTION!
This is the 1957 window card for “West Side Story,” featur- The waif you can’t forget: ing the show’s romantic duo Dewynters’ iconic illustration in a lighthearted moment. for “Les Misérables,” 1987.
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Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “South Pacific,” a tropical setting, was with Mary Martin, Ezio Pinza, and set during World War II, 1949.
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s first big hit was “Oklahoma!” The original 1943 poster design was by Witold Gordon.
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David Edward Byrd’s stately showgirl image for 1971’s “Follies.” Later that year, Byrd was called upon to craft a design in a similar style for “Godspell.”
Full of Fun and Excitement that live auctions offer! This auction will be held outside, so bring your chair! ANTIQUES: Japanese Samurai Sword, 1910 Elgin Bicycle, (gun rubber tires, original paint, head light and tool box),1910 Arts and Craft Furniture with Letter of Authenticity (Part of Mafco Corp since opening), Chippendale Pie Crust Tilt Top Table, oak file cabinets, side by side oak desk, Hoosier Cabinet, Civil War Officer’s Field Desk, 1911 Green Sightseeing Pass for New York, Pilgrims Progress Membership Book Carroll Lodge 1867, several early prints and etchings including an 1855 Erik Werenskiol Etching, 1920’s photo of an ambulance at Saint Joseph’s Hospital, Philadelphia, with the nurse in it, a stock certificate for Barnsborough & Pittstown Turnpike Co. Books, WOW 1937 Hydroplane Ford 60 HP-2 Strombergs, Aluminum Heads Has reached 90 MPH Says so on Title, 1922 Model T Ford DRs Coupe Driveable, 1930 Model A Pickup As Is, Early Eco Airmeter (restored} Martin Schwartz Model 80 Gas Pump, Visible Gravity feed pump (needs restoration), 1960’s Coke Machine, Mar Mat Soda Bottles, Gas pumps in various conditions, Petrolina inc Texaco Marine Sign ,Firestone, Skelly sign, Atlantic Heating oil Sign, Gulf Signs, Mobil Pump sign, Duncan parking meters singles and doubles, several other bikes, Railroad carts (great coffee tables) , old scales, Lots of Beer Advertising, Antiques Furniture, Bicycles, Collectables, Gulf Signs, 1,000s of smalls Civil War Field Desk, Tin Toys, Milk Bottles, Canning Jars, Clevenger Hand Blown Glass, Victorian 12” Hat Pins... AND MORE!
Tom Morrow captured the essence of pre-World War II Berlin in his design for the “Cabaret” poster, 1966.
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Charles M. Schultz brought his own beloved comic strip characters to life in the poster design for 1971’s revival of “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown.”
The eagle of liberty hatches in Fay Gage’s poster design for “1776.” The original 1969 poster was printed on parchment-like paper mounted on cardboard.
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THURSDAY, JULY 1, 2021 • 10 A.M. 291 LOTS OF COINS AND CURRENCY: QUALITY U.S. SILVER COINS, PEACE AND MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS, HALF DOLLARS, QUARTERS, AND DIMES. AMERICAN SILVER EAGLES, WHEAT CENTS, LARGE CENTS, LIBERTY, BUFFALO AND JEFFERSON NICKELS, INDIAN HEAD CENTS, TWO CENT PIECES, 1823 CAPPED BUST HALF, MANY PROOF AND MINT SETS. FOREIGN COINS: CANADIAN, JAPANESE, RUSSIAN, BOLIVIAN, SPANISH, UK. TOKENS AND MEDALS. MANY MINT AND PROOF SETS!!! CURRENCY: MANY PIECES OF PAPER CURRENCY. TWO CONFEDERATE STATES BILLS, U.S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, SILVER CERTIFICATES, FEDERAL RESERVE AND STAR NOTES. GRADED COINS: TWO 1909S -VDB WHEAT CENTS, 1955P DOUBLE DIE WHEAT CENT, 1937D BUFFALO NICKEL THREE LEG, 1916D MERCURY DIME, 1883O MORGAN DOLLAR, 1890P MORGAN DOLLAR. 1900P MORGAN DOLLAR, 1893CC MORGAN DOLLAR, 1895S MORGAN DOLLAR, 1883S $5 GOLD PIECE AU50. GOLD COINS: CENTENARY UNIFICATION OF ITALY COINS (14g-.640), 4-CENTENARY UNIFICATION OF ITALY COIN (10.5g-.900), 1892 AUSTRIA 8 F1-20 Fr (.1867 OZ-.900), 1892 AUSTRIA 8 F1-20 Fr (.1867 OZ-.900), 1892 AUSTRIA 8 F1-20 Fr (.1867 OZ-.900), 1904 FRANCE 20 FRANCS (.1867 OZ-.900), 1906 FRANCE 20 FRANCS (.1867 OZ-.900), 1913 FRANCE 20 FRANCS (.1867 OZ-.900), 1882R ITALY 20 LIRE (.1867 OZ-.900), 1882R ITALY 20 LIRE (.1867 OZ-.900), 1931X ITALY 100 LIRE OBV. SCRATCH (.2546 OZ-.900), 1922B SWITZERLAND 20 FR (.1867 OZ-.900), 1947B SWITZERLAND 20 FR (.1867 OZ-.900), PREVIEW TUESDAY, JUNE 29TH 10-5 PM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30TH 10-4 PM
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90 year accumulation and only 1st of more sales. Primitives Galore!! 50+ crocks and jugs from tiny to extra large! Large ovoid blue salt glaze 4 gal stoneware jug marked Prov. Pottery Co. Incised “Patricia H. Culligan” with a town name (not legible). large Bee sting crock, 2 Stone Pig foot warmers-Dorchester Pottery Works Boston Mass, used by TB patients. Two-Toned Crock w/Paper label “Elastica White Shellac”, Mustard color crocks w/US Eagle, Armadillo Crock bank, Albany Slip glaze crocks, jugs, Beehive, orange peel, Mustard + many others. Ironstone hospital urinal, thunder mugs, lidded items, Antique Hoosier jars with labels, butter paddles, more Leyse Priscilla Ware Milk Pail-Mint, Wood boxes- Berry Bros. & Rudd Wine Merchant’s, Mercanti cloves, dovetail boxes. 12+ antique bootjack stools, Mica Shades, Treenware Bowls, covered jars, cups & vessels. Antique baskets incl Buttock, Fruit, Gathering, oak splint, bentwood, more. Collapsible clothes drier rack. Pair whalebone horse grooming brushes, Loose-Wilds (Sunshine) biscuit tin, Sturgi’s Pretzels, J. Chein tins, pair stained glass vases, Sgcraffito Redware pottery, brass candlesticks, hand painted coffee grinder, early CI cherub fruit stand, adjustable candlestick, ethnic folk art items inc. bowls, cups. Concrete cat folk art doorstop, Clysmic Table Waters 14” tray. Mid cent. Mod ad shot glasses, Retro lemonade glass caddy set, 50’s era thrown art pottery-most signed, 1970 Starlite Red & Gold Lava Lamp, Hall Aladdin style Tea pots, Frankoma, McCoy drip glaze Jardiniere tops, 50’s Woodbury Pewter, glass lantern cookie jar, About 20 Antique German Bisque dolls, Character dolls, cabinet size +. 70’s era Barbies. Ideal Viking Ship Playset NMIB, Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang Lunchbox w/Thermos NRMT, 1956 Tonka Toys State Hi-Way Dept. No. 975-6 Set, Bachman HO-RR Set MIB, folk art service station, Animated Star Wars figure collection many NRFB, other Star Wars items, ET, Superhero items, TMNT & Transformers cards, other vintage games and puzzles, Pet ghost, Fisher Price Space Shuttle. Amberina Frog, Controlled Bubble paperweight, black amethyst, dep glass, crystal, snowcrest, hobnail, Brass Victorian Soap Dishes, gingerbread mantle clock, Roseville center bowl, Royal Doulton Lady, Keebler Elf Bank, KTV clear-case prisoner TV, glass globe candle stands, cup plate collection, giftware inc. Lenox, snow babies, Waterford-other crystal, more. Much unlisted. 100+ generous sized boxlots! Directions: From the center of Langhorne (at Maple and Pine st.) get on 413 going North (North Pine st). Go 1.2 miles to left on Bridgetown Pike. Go 1.1 miles and turn right on E. Holland Dr. Go .3 mi to Left on Lawrence. Right onto Wood. House on right. Signs posted. Comfort station on site. Terms: Cash or Check w/ proper ID. CC w/ 3% processing fee. 10% buyer’s premium for this sale. Questions? Call 609-877-6843 or email dolltoy@hotmail.com. Day of sale 609-560-3247. Auctioneer not responsible for accidents. Jay Clark-Auctioneer Lic. No. AU005922
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FIREARMS: Enfield #4 Mk 1 Rifle, Spanish Mauser Mod 1893 Carbine, Chinese Mosin-Nagant Type 53 Carbine, Ithaca 12 Ga Damascus Shotgun, Savage Arms Mod 940 20ga Shotgun, Winchester Mod 69A .22 Rifle, CMC Pepperbox, Taurus Gaucho .357 Spl Revolver, 36 Cal Black Powder Revolver. COINS/CURRENCY: 1901 $5 Liberty & 1913 $2? Indian Gold Pcs, Morgan, Peace & Comm Dollars, 1893 Col Expo Half, 1867 2 Cent Pc, 1818 Lg Cent, 1857 Flying Eagle, 1923 $1 Note, $10 Fed Reserve Bank of Chicago. FURNITURE: Sofa and Loveseat Sets incl Leather, Cherry Dining Room Set, Lg Lighted Curio Cabinet, Midcentury Dining Table & Chairs. ANTIQUE: Lg Copper/ Brass Maritime “Not Under Command” Lantern, Edison Tube Player, Redware & Blue Decorated Crocks, Westinghouse Refrigerator, Beer Items incl 1950’s Yuengling Mirror, Corn Cracker & Shellers. JEWELRY: 14K Earrings, 10K Engagement Ring Bracelet, Necklace, Charm; Much Sterling. TOYS: 1966 GI Joe w/ Accessories, Mattel Captain Lazer, Trains incl Lionel, T-Jet & Tyco Slot Cars, Firefighter Pedal Car, WWI Soldiers, NES Console. LUNCH BOXES: Superman, Pigs in Space, Wagon Train. GLASS: Carnival, Jadeite incl Divided Dishes, Candlewick, PH. CHINA /DEC ARTS: Roseville, Weller, McCoy, Lenox, Watt, Malcolm Moran Brass Sculpture. COLLECTIBLES: Longaberger Baskets, Dept 56 incl Monopoly Set. SPORTS: Baseball Cards incl 1950’s Topps & Bowman, Jeter Rookies, Signed Balls: B. Robinson, Tony Gwynn & Jacob Cruz. PAPER: Comics incl 1960/70’s Superhero. MUSIC: Electric Piano, Acoustic Guitars, Violin, Bugles, Baldwin Electric Player Piano. FISHING/HUNTING: Many Fishing Rods & Reels, Many Lures, Tackle, Accessories, 100+ Animal Traps, Pack Baskets, Jennings Compound Bow. OTHER ITEMS: Lg Amount of Artificial Flowers & Flower Shop Items, Globe Gravity Feed Meat Slicer, Bose Speakers,Building Materials, Much Lumber.
Partial listing: High Front Fire Helmets: Darby, Reading, West Chester, York, Hyde Park, Bordentown, plus more; Other Fire Helmets: Early derby style HOSEMAN 1, Cairns leather and aluminum fire helmets, FDNY helmets, foreign helmets; Special Mention: 9” Leather FDNY presentation front made by Wilson Hudson Hose 21 to NY Hose 5, Providence RI Sterling Silver loving cup; Speaking Trumpets: 17” w/ Helmet tassle holders, 16”working, 20” brass chief’s, 20” silver plate w/eagle, 1857 William Crabtree, plus others; Lanterns: Early main engine lamp FIRE POLICE, Early wrist lantern, etched globe lantern, Dietz King, Gleason & Bailey Seneca Falls, plus others; Paper and Advertising: early photos including hand tub, cigar box w/ hose carriage, books, advertisements, German American Fire Insurance Baltimore, tin types, ball cards; early calling cards, Pluck and Luck comics, plus more; Toys: Tyco FIRE Alert, Tonka, Wyandotte, Kingsbury, more; Fire Alarm: Wood cased alarm gong, alarm bells, Gamewell fire and police boxes, Gamewell advertising, books; Miscellaneous: Gold presentation ring, presentation pocket watch, early bib shirts (Marietta, Duncannon, Red Lion), Appartus name plates, tin signs, fire grenades and extinguishers, parade belts, parade axes, leather bucketsbadges and ribbons, (2) sterling silver spoons, lots of FDNY collar brass, plus LOTS MORE!
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Posters Continued from page 8
What were theatre lovers to do? Luckily, poster specialist Roger Puckett, of NYC’s Triton Gallery, persuaded printers that there was a market for window cards amongst the hordes of fans filling the city’s theatre seats. Soon, immortality was once again assured for Broadway’s good, bad, and downright ugly. Since a poster’s primary purpose is to draw in the crowds, finding the right “hook” for a show is paramount: those glowing “Cats” eyes, for instance, or the sadfaced little “Les Miserables” girl. If a star is taking center stage, then the poster had better, in some way, emphasize that. When Zero Mostel
became the breakout star of “Fiddler on the Roof,” the poster’s central dancing girl image was supplanted by a dancing, fiddle-playing Zero. On a roof. Professional illustrators do their best to capture a show’s intent, usually after perusing the script and meeting with the show’s creative team. Often, it’s a thankless assignment. Hilary Knight, creator of magnificent posters for such shows as “Sugar Babies” and “No, No, Nanette,” was once called upon to provide poster art for “Timbuktu!,” director Geoffrey Holder’s re-imagining of “Kismet.” Design after design was submitted, and rejected. The reason? Holder’s dreams
antiquesandauctionnews.net of the previous evening had suggested other images. Sometimes, through no fault of the illustrator, intent fails to match reality. The poster for Barbara Streisand’s “Funny Girl,” by artist Talivaldis Stubis, featured an upside-down girl on roller skates. Theatregoers, however, never spotted Ms. Streisand on skates; the number was cut before opening (although reinstated for the movie). Window cards of current or recent hits are remarkably affordable, with most in the $50-and-under range. And if The star takes center stage: you weren’t around for the Al Hirschfeld’s interpretation classics, or want a poster for a of the incomparable Carol show with a limited print run, Channing, for her 1978 you’re in luck. Nick van revival of “Hello, Dolly!” Hoogstraten at Triton Gallery ( b r o a d w a y p o s t e r s . c o m ) reproductions and recreations offers remarkably detailed of posters from the past.
Y I N G L I N G AU C T I O N E E R I N G L A R G E 2 - DAY P U B L I C AU C T I O N ANTIQUE & HAND-CRAFTED FURNITURE - MANY ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - MANY TINWARE, CAST & WOODENWARE ITEMS - PRIMITIVES - FINE EARLY LARGE 13 STAR FLAG W/GETTYSBURG HISTORY - FINE FRANK FEATHERS PATRICK HENRY CARVED CANE - FRANK FEATHERS SPOON - FINE RESTORED 'BUFFALO MFG. CO.' ENVOY WOODEN RIM BICYCLE - GLASSWARE & CHINA - JOHN BELL & OTHER POTTERY - VINTAGE CHILDREN’S TOYS (PEDAL CARS, KEYSTONE/BUDDY L, CAST PCS.) - RARE COMPLETE SET OF (60 CARDS) 1927 E210 YORK CARAMEL TYPE 1 BASEBALL CARDS (INC. RUTH, GRIMES, FABER, HORNSBY, COBB, JOHNSON - YES, THEY ARE ALL THERE!!!) - LARGE SELECTION (100's) OF EARLY BOOKS (MANY 1800s) INC. CIVIL WAR, FIRE DEPT., LEATHER BOUND, FURNITURE REFERENCE, RAILROAD, ETC. - NEAT LG. WOODEN LOCOMOTIVE - EARLY FIRE DEPT. ITEMS - LARGE SELECTION OF ANTIQUE BLACKSMITH & CARPENTER TOOLS (8 DIFFERENT SWAGES - 4 CONES/1 APPROX. 4' TALL - 3 ANVILS - HAND PLANES) - EARLY HARDWARE - OLD FARM ITEMS
King of the Broadway jungle: Frank “Fraver” Verlizzo’s design for “The Lion King,” 1997. With Broadway still on hiatus until September, why not check out what’s available for home viewing? Then, settle back in your easy chair (surrounded, of course, by walls filled with show posters), and enjoy! It’s almost like being at the theatre (except no one will mind if you rustle your candy wrapper). Theatre poster visuals courtesy of Michael Deatz.
“Show Boat” has seen numerous reincarnations. This romantic poster image dates from the musical’s 1994 Broadway revival. Photo Associate: Kuhlmann.
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Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous books on design and collectibles, including “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns. Theatre posters crowd the walls of his home. Please address inquiries to: donaldbrian@msn.com.
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Items of interest: Standard Computing Scale Co. barrel scale, Forzani church bell, bronze statues, African tribal masks, drums and figures, Chinese pottery and brassware, Art Nouveau inkwell, JaegerLe Coultre Atmos clock, Penn fishing reels, lures, rods, Troemner balance scale, taxidermy, carved wood horse, Olive Kooken Art Deco nude lamp, Dolbi Cashier vase, framed paintings, Persian shawl, Brandt Automatic Cash Register coin counter, Lord Calvert advertising statue, duck decoys, Brunswick billiard ball set, Globe-Werneke barrister bookcase, oak filing cabinets, Baker plant and book stand, hutch, dressers, antique sewing cabinet, arm chairs and more! Pickup location (Perkasie, PA 18944 area) will be given to winning bidders after conclusion of the sale. Scheduled pick up days. We do not ship items. If you are out of state, we will put you in touch with a third-party shipper.
Auction to be held at the HARNEY VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY COMMUNITY BLDG (REAR BLDG) in the Village of Harney, MD (Harney, MD is located approx. 8 miles South of Gettysburg, PA taking PA Rt. 134 / Taneytown Rd.) - GPS ADDRESS: # 5130 Harney Road, Taneytown, MD 21787 A BRIEF LISTING: SATURDAY, JULY 3rd at 8:30 a.m.: Nice early walnut 2pc. blind door corner cupboard w/2 door top & 2 door bottom; Neat early dough-tray w/lid & legs; Nice hand crafted paint decorated 2pc. step-back cupboard w/spoon cutouts, rat-tail hinges, 2 drawer/2 door base w/bracket feet; Nice hand crafted dovetailed drysink w/2 drawers; Nice hand-crafted 4 glass pane wall cupboard w/blue interior & rat-tail hinges; Nice custom Windsor arm chair; Old heart back tall shoe shine chair; Nice early wooden wheelbarrow w/wooden spoke wheel in robin egg blue paint; LARGE EARLY 13 STAR FLAG (framed & supposingly hung in the Adams County Courthouse ) - Must See!; FINE Frank Feathers carved wooden cane with Patrick Henry 1828 Independence & other verses; FINE Frank Feathers carved wooden spoon; Neat folk art carved cane w/many animals; VN fully restored 'Buffalo Mfg. Co.' Envoy wooden rim bicycle - outstanding!; VN large wooden folk art looking train locomotive on section of track; Nice early miniature dovetailed case 3 d.t. drawer chest w/bracket feet; Lg. carved dated 1769 bible box; 2 early flint dueling pistols (1 w/carved stock); Sev. old swords; Sev. old wall hanging salt boxes; F.H. Cowden stenciled batter jug w/tins (1 ear as-is); VN John Bell 2gal. blue flowered jug w/handle; J. Bell 8" diam. trivet; Crocks & jugs w/blue (some signed); Redware items; Early children's toys & related items inc. Early Fire Chief pedal car (orig. finish), early Irish Mail type pedal scooter, Keystone press steel water tower truck, Nice Buddy L coal truck (orig. finish), iron still banks (inc. Mutt & Jeff), mechanical banks (organ grinder, lion & monkeys), old iron toy cap guns, paper mache rabbits, iron toys, Big Bang cannon w/box, Early straw-stuffed jointed teddy bear, German tin motorcycle w/rider, etc.: Early child's stenciled Express wagon; Early child's tricycle; NICE Wagner stenciled coaster wagon w/wooden spoke wheels; Early miniature iron stove w/ pipe; Advertising items; Neat early multi-drawer oak 'Imperial Main Springs' countertop cabinet; Many old collectibles of all sorts; Paper & Old postcards; RARE COMPLETE SET OF (60 CARDS) 1927 E210 YORK CARAMEL TYPE 1 BASEBALL CARDS (inc. RUTH, GRIMES, FABER, HORNSBY, COBB, JOHNSON) - a complete set - most cards in exc. condition, some w/creasing but still RARE!!!! - SOLD AS A SET!; Old top hat w/Pen Mar badge; Pen Mar Park items; Graniteware; Many tinware items; Ironware inc. tasters, dippers, ladles, old kitchenware, etc.; Brass & copper pcs.; Salt crocks; Butter molds; Apple peelers & cherry seeders; Old hand bells; VN set of 7 brass bells w/leather hand straps; Nice copper mid size kettle w/d.t. bottom & handle; Curly maple miniature d.t. chest; Old painted wooden barber pole; Old chewing gum dispenser; Dovetailed sliding lid candle box; Oil & kerosene lamps; Old pictures & frames; Chippendale wall mirror; Older glassware & china; Old Emerlite table light; Hanging foyer light w/cranberry shade; Old pen knives (Barlow, Remington, advertising, etc.); Early leather fire buckets; Nice early decorated fireman's implement wooden box; VN 1879 fireman's leather helmet w/Waynesboro shield; Fine early Union #3 leather fire helmet w/shield; Old fire nozzle; Nice amber colored Hazelton's High Pressure Chemical barrel shaped fire keg w/handle; Early Fire Department photos (some horse drawn); Fireman daguerreotype & others; Early fireman's, railroad & barn lanterns; Lantern globes; Nice brass small cannon barrel; Nice old graduated set of sleigh bells on strap; Early fire bell on iron stand; Old wooden duck decoys; Lg. wooden straight razor; Old bottles & flasks; Nice McGinnis Pure Rye/Gin and Pen Mar enameled back bar bottles; Pen Mar paper label whiskey bottle; Old oak case wall telephone (marked Taneytown); Edison oak case Amberola cyl. phonograph; 100's of early books (many dating to 1800's) - leather bound, Civil War, Railroad, Fire Dept, fine selection of antique reference books on all subjects (many books sold separate & many box lots); Old magazines; Nice hand crafted wooden goat wagon w/seat & shafts;
For more info visit jpandurauction.com info@JPandurAuction.com • 215-208-6481 Full terms and conditions will be listed in the catalog • 18% buyer's premium • 6% PA sales tax • cash, check, credit card (purchases up to $1000 billed automatically to credit card) • local pick-up or 3rd party shipping available • Items released after cleared payment. J. Pandur Auction Services, LLC AY002016 R072915
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ANTIQUE JULY 5TH AUCTION MONDAY, JULY 5 – 9 A.M. ANTIQUES – FURNITURE – COLLECTIBLES – TRACTOR ANTIQUES: Nice antique barn wood cupboards; Martha Washington stand; roll top desk; stained glass windows; rockers; stands; spinning wheel; kettle; ornate desk/chair/stand; table; oak side by side desk. Real nice Heywood Wakefield bedroom suite; washstand; blanket chests; MODERN FURNITURE: real nice table w/chairs; hutches; bedroom suites; cabinets; oak table w/ chairs; nice bedroom suite; Field & Stream gun safe; recliners; bench; love seats; book shelves; coffee & end table; PRIMITIVES: dough box; butter churn; Firkins; Dry measures; copper wash boiler; sleds; egg crate; baskets; barrel; brass buckets; drying racks; crocks; jugs; chicken waterers; storage & canning jars; lanterns; scoops; wood mashers; enamel ware; CAST IRON: Griswold # 14, 12, 6, 0; Favorite; Wapak; vintage kitchenware; wire baskets; wood pulley coffee mill; CIVIL WAR ERA: canteen field glasses; bugle; bayonet; yellow ware; wash boards; old advertising tins; finger lamps; TOYS: Lionel trains; 1960s GI Joe; Lesney matchbox; cap guns; GLASS: Fenton; eye wash cups; mild glass; jadeite vase; depression; RETRO: Pyrex; Fire King; colored aluminum ware; Bear bank; TEXTILES: Printed feed sacks; doilies; linens; quilt coverlet; MISC: Dillsburg advertising; pocket knives; Christmas items; mantle clock; JEWELRY: Gold & Sterling; plus much more still unpacking. TOOLS: New Toro Snow blower; Craftsman 2 pc took box; pressure washer; small upright air compressor; shop vac; workmate; wheelbarrow; Drill Press; Bench Grinder; Planer; Drills; air tank; planes; power roller; clamps; socket sets; wrenches; Werner ladders; organizers; Deer Horns; Hammers; Homelite chain saw; craftsman tools; plus many other; real nice personal collection of tools; TRACTOR: 1955 Mc/Cormick Farmall Cub tractor; S/N 192736J; NOTE: Only a partial listing, Nice local estate plus others. Restaurant & AUCTION DOORS open @ 8:00 a.m. Tractor and Furniture around NOON. Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates. Terms: Cash or good PA Check.
FRIDAY - JULY 2nd AUCTION (starting at 3:00 PM): LARGE SELECTION OF ANTIQUE BLACKSMITH SHOP & OLDER CARPENTER TOOLS; 8 Early swages (all different & unique!); 4 early blacksmith cones (1 approx. 4' tall); Early blacksmith tools; 3 early anvils (1 signed); Selection of old hardware; Old hand augers; Old draw knives; Many old hand & block planes (w/orig. boxes, wooden, signed, etc.); Old traveler wheels; Chisels; Lg. dovetailed wooden carpenters chest; Many clamps; Old oilers; Wooden hay fork; Wooden adv. & other boxes; Lg. mixture of older hardware (nuts, screws, bolts, hinges, wheels, castors, etc.); Sm. vises; Old Mail Pouch tobacco wall thermometer; Early steam whistles; Early Frick Co. gauges; Iron horse head hitch post; Dated 1766 Conestoga wagon jack; Early locks & keys; Collectibles; Early horse drawen wooden & iron spike harrow; Early bicycle parts; Early bicycle seats; Older bike; Early 2 seater bicycle frame; Atlantic washboiler; Nice Railway Express Agency porc. sign; Medford Coal tin adv. signs; Lg. porc. Water Power Hanover, Pa. adv. sign; Lg. mortise leg meat bench; Canning jars (some blue); Old garden tools; Wooden nail kegs - PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT SEEN DUE TO CONGESTION!!! AUCTIONEERS NOTE: THIS 60+ YEAR COLLECTION OFFERS MANY RARE & UNUSUAL ITEMS OF INTERESTMANY SURPRISES TO BE FOUND & TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION!! - VISIT AUCTIONZIP ID # 50735 FOR PICTURES (WHICH WILL BE UPDATED 6/30/21) *** FLAG/FRANK FEATHERS/ENVOY BICYCLE & BASEBALL CARDS SOLD AT 12 NOON*** TERMS OF AUCTION: CASH, CASH, OR APPROVED CHECK, 6% MD. SALES TAX AUCTION PREVIEW: THURSDAY, JULY 1 (12:00 NOON till 5:00 PM), FRIDAY - JULY 2nd, DOORS OPEN AT 10AM (PREVIEW FOR SATURDAYS PORTION STOPS AT 3:00PM FRIDAY & THEN DOORS OPEN SATURDAY MORNING AT 7:00AM)
HARDY’S AUCTION SERVICE 717-432-8246 or 717-432-3779 to Contact Doug & Vickie Hardy Auctioneers for on-site sales.
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above the hole and dangle over the opening. Businesses began giving flue covers out before 1900 as a gesture of good will. Strangely enough, the name of the business was not painted on the flue cover until mostly the 1940s. Collectors of flue covers can find them decorated with various motifs, such as scenery, animals, children, Victorian era ladies and flowers, among other themes. The Grist Mill Antiques Center has a fine selection of antique flue covers for both beginner and
Buddy “L” advanced collectors. Own a business? A grouping of flue covers makes great décor on a wall in an office or restaurant. The Grist Mill Antiques Center is open seven days a week (except Thanksgiving and Christmas) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The multi-dealer shop is located at 127 Hanover St. in Pemberton Borough right next to the bridge over the Rancocas Creek in Pemberton, N.J. Bring a picnic lunch and sit at our picnic table overlooking the scenic creek and do some browsing inside. For more information, call 609-726-1588.
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painted a deep dipped baked-on black paint. In the 1991 “Buddy ‘L’ Toys” book volume 1, page 16 refers to a black enameled “gadget” described as a soap flaker and referred to
the object as a black box. This was a promotional item and given to clients and customers. It is speculated that this pre-toy line soap slicer by Moline was made around 1918 or 1919. The winding mechanism on the
soap slicer was also featured on the steam shovels and other toys with mechanical parts. One pictured Buddy “L” toy was pictured for comparison. Perhaps this kitchen utensil was a transitional item
between the production of car parts and toys. This style of manufacturing later reflected the strength and quality of a pioneer early 20th century Illinois manufacturing company.
Toys & Dolls Many 1970’s in OB Online Only Auction SUNDAY, JUNE 27TH • 9:00 A.M. 20 Bonnie Brae Road, SPRING CITY, PA 19475
Directions: Route 724 to Bonnie Brae Road, follow signs. Spectacular Collection of 1970’s Toys and Dolls, Trains, Shirley Temple Collection, Toys in original Boxes, Bisque & Composition Dolls, Accessories and more! TOYS: Many Early Train Sets, Ives, Lionel, HO, American Flyer Bing, Accessories, Transformers, Tracks, Many Hot Rods, Hot Wheels, Playsets, Matchboxes, Tonka Trucks, Renwal Cars and Trucks, Tootsie Toy Car and Trucks, Vintage Revell Model Kits, Hess Trucks, Barclay Figures, Franklin Mint Trucks, Harley-Davidson, Helicopter, Early Service Stations, Keystone, Ideal Car of Tomorrow, Revell TV Van, Vintage Games, Tiny Tim, Village People and others, Marx Roadside Gas Station, Revell Young Garden, Ideal Fix a Car, Milton Bradley Panorama Theater, Plastic Accessories, Vintage cars of Tomorrow, Howdy Piano, Howdy Puppets, Buddy Lee Doll, Buffalo Bob Doll, Ramp Walkers, Happy Meal Toys, Avanti Life Size Animal collection, Lion, Dogs, Tigers, etc and small items and more, Monogram, Pyro, AMT, just loaded with great toys, many in original boxes. The condition of these toys is excellent. DOLLS: Bisque Dolls: Nippon, JDK, S&H #125, K *R, A & M 20”, Queen Louise, Alt Beck Gottschalk 24”. Heuback Kupplesdorf 30”, A & M My Pet, Max Handwerk, Bisque Baby Dolls, Many Bisque Dolls, some unmarked, sold in large lots, Floradora, Bye-lo Collection, Lots of Character dolls, Many Composition Dolls, Topy-Turvey, Ideal, Incredible Collection of composition Shirley Temple Dolls in original Clothing, all sizes, Books, Accessories, One Vinyl in Mint Condition in original Box, this is a beautiful Doll. Boxes and Boxes of Madame Alexander Dolls all original all sizes and Characters, Many Large Portraits, Cissettes in ob, Alex Sonja Henie, Fantastic Cissy in Ordinal Green Dress with box she is a sweetheart! Nancy Anne Muffie in Ob, other Story Book dolls, Miss Curity, Jill and Jan, Georgenes Rag Dolls in ob, and many other great Georgene Dolls, Scary Ann ob, Terri Lee, Ginny Dolls in ob, Baby Dolls, Seven Schoenhut Dolls, Buffy and Mrs. Beasley, Welcome Back Kotter, Jackie Gleason game, Shirley, Lenny & Squiggy in ob, Sindy Dolls, Cheetah Doll ob, Vanilla Ice, Austin Powers, Thumbelina, Kate Spade, Anne Klein Barbies, Monte Caro Barbies, Millicent Roberts Collection, Gene Dolls and Dresses most in original boxes, Tyler Wentworth Collection, Tiny Tears, Effanbee Ann Shirley, Effanbee Bubbles, Rosebud, Doll Clothing and Doll Dresses and Shoes, Little Miss Revlon, Alexander Composition Quints in Cradle, Full House, Linda Welch, My Three Sons, Sonny & Cher, OJ Simpson, TV dolls, Skookum Collection, Martha Chase, Baby Sandy, Annette Himstead in Ob: Liliane, Mikimuka, Adrienne, Sange, Shireen, Janda, Jule, Pemiba, Kat, Heid Ott, Molleyes, Full House, Linda Williams, Martha Chase, Baby Sandy, Flatsy, Kiddles, Penny Bright and so much more Most of these dolls are in the original boxes in excellent condition. This is a True Collector Find! 23% Buyer’s Premium
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OUTSTANDING TWO-DAY ESTATE AUCTION Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. of Bangor, PA is pleased to announce the
Two-Day Online Auction for the Estate of Pearl Frantz formerly of Bethlehem, PA
The Pair of Auctions will be Conducted Online Only through liveauctioneers.com on
MONDAY, JUNE 28TH AND TUESDAY, JUNE 29TH, 2021
Advertising Jug Quezal Vase
BEGINNING AT 10:00 A.M. EACH DAY The auctions will offer 850+ Lots over two days of Country and Primitives, Furniture and Lighting, Coins and Jewelry, Art Glass and Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs and Artwork, Historical Books and Bethlehem Ephemera, Quilts and Textile and MUCH MORE.
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Featured items include: Rene Lalique Blue Escargot Vase, Handmade Oriental Rugs, Quezal Vase and Shades, Loetz Vase and Tiffany Shades, Signed Bethlehem Copper Teakettle, South Bethlehem Advertising Jug, Historical Moravian Expense Books, Quantity of Silver Coins, Mira Music Disc Player and 19th-C. Furniture including: Corner Cupboard, Stepback Cupboard, Tall Case Clock and Slant Front Desk. Successful bidders will pick up items on-site in Bethlehem, PA. Appointments will be necessary as parking is limited. Pick up will be Thursday, July 1st and Friday, July 2nd from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday, July 3rd from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. If you are unable to pick-up your items, they will be shipped or other arrangements must be made.
Spice Tins
Copper Tea Kettle
Morgan Silver Dollars Pantry Boxes
Handmade Quilt
Historical Bethlehem Items
Mira Disc Player
Cherry Country Cupboard
Auction Previews (held on-site at 14 Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018). Please contact Hartzell’s Auction Gallery (610.588.5831) to schedule a time for preview as parking is limited. Absentee bids for items will also be accepted for those who cannot participate online. Thursday, June 24th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Friday, June 25th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday, June 26th from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. R072923
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CONSIGNMENT AUCTIONS PREVIEW AND BIDDING ONLINE ONLY
SATURDAY, JUNE 26 AT 10 A.M. ANTIQUES · ART · COLLECTIBLES FURNITURE: Antique & Modern. Bedroom, Dining & Living. Inlaid bedroom set; Carved dining chairs; Painted blanket chest; Hoosier cabinet; Garden furniture; Lighting and rugs. ART: Prints and paintings. COLLECTIBLES: Militaria; Civil War chess set; Copper and brass; Antique clocks; Books; Quilts; Hummels; Buffalo hide. HOUSE & HOME: Poppy Trail dinnerware; Lawn mower; Tools; Harley-Davidson: Leather jackets, chaps, boots; Fisher stereo.
COINS, STAMPS, STERLING, JEWELRY ONLINE ONLY AUCTION
SUNDAY, JUNE 27 AT 10 A.M. COINS: Complete Sets in holders incl Lincoln cents, Jefferson nickels, Roosevelt dimes, Washington quarters, Franklin halves; proof silver & gold eagles; 1857 flying eagle; proof & mint sets; Commems; U.S. gold incl Indian quarters, coronet; Morgans incl UNC CC; peace dollars. STAMPS: Mint World & UN collections, Columbian Expo series, FDCs. STERLING: Tiffany Olympian spoon; flatware incl Steiff, Towle Chippendale, State House Formality, Whiting Pompadour, Wallace samples; souvenir spoons; John Hasselbring measure. JEWELRY: Gold & Gemstone incl earrings, rings, bracelets, charms; platinum & diam bracelet; loose gemstones incl sapphires, garnets, emeralds, topaz, diamonds; antique incl Vict locket on book chain, hairwork, hat & stick pins; Costume incl Swarovski, Ciner, Trifari, Carre, Gloria Vanderbilt, Coro, Dominique Aurientis; Masonic. POCKET & WRIST WATCHES: Pocket incl Elgin, Waltham. Wrist incl Gucci, Bulova, Benrus, Hamilton.
Online Bidding — Catalog available June 18!
TOYS & TRAINS TRAINS: Lionel incl. Ready to Run incl PA Flyer & Santa Fe, steam & diesel locos, operating cars, passenger & freight, buildings & accessories; Athearn; K-Line; Bachmann; Marx; Harley-Davidson Anniversary Express; American Flyer incl Challenger set, Banker’s Special; RailKing incl. PRR passenger & freight, powered, operating, buildings; Ives incl transformer powerhouse. DIECAST: NHRA & NASCAR incl Action Racing Platinum, Elite, NAPA; Franklin Mint; Burago; Maisto; Solido Texaco; Hess; Precision; Winross. OTHER: Models & kits incl Hubley; pressed steel incl Tonka; Babery Op Television Spaceman; Steiff; Tin litho incl Marx kitchen.
Applicable Buyer’s Premium. Curbside Pick Up BY APPOINTMENT. 1500 Paxton St, Harrisburg, PA
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