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High-End Art Exceeds Expectations In Locati’s Online Sale A Japanese Mixed Metal Plaque Brings $55,000

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“Navajo Weavings: Tradition And Trade” Unique Exhibit Of Southwestern American Art On View At Art Museums Of Colonial Williamsburg For generations, anonymous Navajo women working on hand looms created brilliantly colored, boldly designed pictorial blankets and rugs as was their longstanding cultural and artistic tradition. They adapted and modified their weavings from the world around them and created an art form The pictorial man’s wearing blanket, chief’s blanket, the Navajo that is uniquely Nation, 1855-65, is made of native handspun wool, bayeta and theirs and provides natural dye, the Lucke collection, T073-2017, 4. insight into the Navajo culture at the turn of the 19th century. On Saturday, July 14, the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, one of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg, opens “Navajo Weavings: Tradition and Trade,” an exceptional opportunity to view 26 examples of these colorful and symbolic items on loan from the collection of American folk art enthusiasts Pat and Rex Lucke. The exhibition is scheduled to remain on view until May 31, 2020. Through the woven motifs of these textiles, museum visitors can learn what was important to the makers among the Diné (the term the Navajo use to refer to themselves meaning “the People”) and gain a This pictorial weaving, from the Navajo sense of their aspirations. Nation, 1880-85, is made of native hand“As Colonial Williamsburg conspun wool and natural and commercial dyes, tinuously strives to illustrate the Lucke collection, T073-2017, 6.

This pictorial weaving from the Navajo Nation, ca. 1930, is from native handspun wool and commercial dyes, the Lucke collection, T073-2017, 19.

America’s enduring history, it is especially significant to be able to share with our visitors this extraordinary collection of American Indian textiles,” said Mitchell B. Reiss, president and CEO of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. “The motifs in these weavings will offer our guests important awareness of this vibrant culture through their artistic traditions.” “The Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg strive to present exhibitions that address the broad range of American culture,” said Ronald L. Hurst, the foundation’s Carlisle H. Humelsine chief curator and vice president for collections, conservation and museums. “We are particularly pleased to share this important body of Navajo weavings from the Southwest with our audiences and are grateful to

Locati’s May sale was comprised of nearly 500 lots, which included a wide range of material from high end fine art to rare Chinese porcelain. The online only sale proved that the market responds to fresh-to-the-market antiques and fine art. “This is exactly the type of sale we love, interesting objects in many categories, including Americana and Continental antiques,” said A Japanese mixed metal plaque realized $55,000. Michael Locati, co-owner of Japanese mixed metal plaque that Locati LLC. Among the highlights was a sold for $55,000. “The Japanese mixed metal plaque was a huge surprise for us,” said Locati. “This shows that the international market is paying attention to our monthly sales.” Other highlights included an American War of 1812 military sabre sword which realized $6,750; an Antonio Martino (American 1902-88) oil-on-canvas, which realized $9,750; and a Paul Henry (Ireland 1876-1958) oil-on-board, which sold This Paul Henry (1876-1958) oil-on-board painting sold for a strong $37,000. for $37,000. Continued on page 2

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Myra Kyle Estate To Be Sold By Hartzell’s In Cresco, Pa., On June 30 On Saturday, June 30, beginning at 10 a.m., Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will sell the estate of local artist Myra Kyle of Cresco, Pa. The on-site auction includes a wide variety of 19th and 20th century artwork, pottery, furniture, decorative arts, books, and art supplies’ Kyle’s barn studio produced a trove of never-before-offered works from the 1950s and ’60s. The artwork includes oils, watercolors, sketches, mixed media and sculpture. Notable are abstracts and portraits by Kyle and her sisterin-law, Iris P. Sukoneck (Pat Steir). Also found were metal works and drawings by Kyle’s brother, Merle

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Steir. Shelves of art pottery, pottery making equipment and other interesting items were in the studio. In addition to the 200-plus lots of artwork, there are many other noteworthy items, including a Steinway & Sons Model “O” baby grand piano, a Gustav Stickley bookcase, a Dutch cupboard, Meissen dinnerware, sterling silver, gold and silver jewelry, Dunbar tables, a George Ohr mug, a Higby Art pottery bowl, photo album with Abraham Lincoln, and much more. A preview will be held on Friday, June 29, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 1175 Bush Road, Cresco, Pa. Internet bidding will be facilitated by Liveauctioneers.com. Bidders who wish to participate online are encouraged to register 24 hours Continued on page 6

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antiquesandauctionnews.net insight into the cultural changes of the Continued from page 1 Diné and a record of Mr. and Mrs. Lucke for their their daily life,” said generous loan.” Kimberly Smith Ivey, The earliest of Navajo senior curator of weavings were blankets to be textiles at Colonial worn, known as “chief blanWilliamsburg. “The kets,” made with a simple horNavajo weaver inteizontally striped and banded grated traditional design and format. Among the Diné imagery and highlights of “Navajo symbolism with Weavings” is the oldest known images of modern remaining Navajo blanket that life influenced by contains pictorial elements. trade and other culThis example, made between tures. The best 1855 and 1865 of native handexamples reveal spun wool, bayeta (raveled aspects of the wool trade cloth that was used The sampler from the Navajo Nation, artist’s personality to create the red color) and nat- ca. 1890, is from commercial wool, cotton, and imagination, ural dye, is elegant in its sim- dye and soft wood, the Lucke collection, such as an indepenplicity and classic proportions. T073-2017, 9. dent spirit and sense The anonymous weaver used of humor.” traditional formations found in piece with personal experiAlmost all Navajo the classic style of its time peri- ences and outside influences pictorial weavings show od showing black and white from trade. Six stylized horses, objects or scenes that stripes. The weaver also had the symbols of power and wealth, are common on the This pictorial weaving from the Navajo Nation, freedom to individualize the in the center horizontal anchor native lands and com1910-20, is from commercial wool and dye, points are the excep- bine objects from modthe Lucke collection, T073-2017, 10. tion to the traditional ern, everyday life with design in this piece. traditional imagery. Another out on Navajo land as a symThe horses are stylisti- highlight in this extraordinary bol of the government’s cally similar to those collection to be on view is a authority. The size and shape found on early Navajo small woven example made of of the piece suggest that it petroglyphs dating to commercial wool, cotton and may have been intended for 1800. Many weavings dye from ca. 1890. Tradition use as a table runner. created in the late 19th meets trade in this piece that Collectors Pat and Rex and early 20th cen- depicts corn, a sacred plant Lucke have been fascinated turies included imagi- used in Navajo ceremonies, for many years with the artisnatively stylized horse and a modern locomotive. tic expression of Navajo images, signifying their Small weavings such as this weavers and understand that importance to the Diné. one, called “samplers” or in the hands of these anonyAfter Spanish “loom samplers,” were pro- mous women, everyday Conquistadors intro- duced by Navajo weavers as objects such as trains, liveduced horses to the unfinished “works-in- stock and houses become Southwest in the 17th progress” on looms and as fin- works of art. The Luckes, who century, the Peoples’ ished textiles. These smaller began collecting antiques, folk way of life was forever objects were popular with art and other artifacts in the changed as horses tourists because they were early 1970s, discovered Navajo were used for trans- less expensive and could be weavings while visiting an portation, warfare and easily transported. Indian arts gallery in This pictorial weaving is from the Navajo Nation, commerce. Although the American Scottsdale, Ariz., and thought “Navajo pictorial flag was favored by cus- it would be a fitting addition 1880-85, made from commercial wool and dye, weavings provide an tomers, it rarely appears as a to their folk art collection. the Lucke collection, T073-2017, 15. true rendering on Navajo Today, the Luckes enjoy living weavings. As flags were dis- among their collections in played on government build- their Nebraska home. ings, both the buildings them“Navajo Weavings: selves as well as the flags Tradition and Trade” is generbecame symbolic of U.S. ously funded by an anonyP.O. Box 500, power and authority on mous donor. For American Mount Joy, PA 17552 Navajo land. The weavers, Indian art aficionados, textile 800-800-1833 therefore, would have adapt- admirers, folk art enthusiasts 717-653-1833 ed the flag to suit their needs, and anyone who appreciates 717-653-6165 fax sometimes altering the rec- design and Navajo culture, tangular shape, changing the “Navajo Weavings” is an exhie-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com number of stars or substitut- bition not to be missed. Editor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 ing them with flowers or Colonial Williamsburg and e-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net anchors to create an entirely Art Museums tickets and addiAdvertising Sales different motif. 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I have to confess that I enjoy collecting textiles. Many collectors disavow collecting anything made of fabric because of the conservation and preservation issues. The fear of the moth and silk rot and acid burn keep many people from collecting clothing, coverlets, quilts, etc. And yet, I would argue that fabric is immensely durable over time. I have seen rare South American bird feather capes that were centuries old. The fear of deterioration with textiles is not something to be sloughed off, but it also should not be a major deterrent from collecting. The issues with textiles are really about maintaining a constant

never completely sure. Restoring textiles is complex and should not be taken on by the novice. Using original materials is critical not only for accuracy’s sake, but also so that modern materials do not react with the antique. I do recommend you identify someone who can help you restore items properly. Cleaning is also a topic that should be reserved for someone skilled in old textiles. I have seen so many Indian weavings where the owner couldn’t resist popping them into the wash, and the colors bled. Pink is a not a great

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Luce Foundation Awards Palmer Museum Of Art Largest Foundation Grant In The Museum’s History “The Luce Foundation is pleased to support institutions that value their American art collections and that seek to share them with audiences in fresh and meaningful ways,� said Teresa A. Carbone, program director of American art at the Henry Luce Foundation. “The collection catalogue now planned by the Palmer will celebrate its impressive holdings.� About the Palmer Museum of Art The Palmer Museum of Art on the Penn State University Park campus is John Brewster Jr.’s “Mother With Son� a free-admission arts (Lucy Knapp Mygatt and son, George), 1799, resource for the universi- oil-on-canvas, 54.25-by-40 inches, was a gift ty and surrounding com- of Nancy Adams McCord, 87.1. munities in central Pennsylvania. With a collection and contemporary art. The museum presents 10 of 8,850 objects representing a variety of cultures and span- exhibitions each year and, ning centuries of art, the with 11 galleries, a print-study Palmer is the largest art muse- room, 150-seat auditorium, um between Pittsburgh and and outdoor sculpture garPhiladelphia. Areas of strength den, the Palmer Museum of include the museum’s collec- Art is the leading cultural tion of American art from the resource for the region. For more information on late 18th century to the present, Old Master paintings, the Palmer Museum of Art or prints and photography, for a calendar of upcoming ceramics and studio glass, and events, visit www.palmer a growing collection of modern museum.psu.edu.

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Winterthur And Longwood Gardens To Offer A Joint, Discounted Admission Ticket “Follies And Fountains” On View Until Aug. 31 historic structures currently in the garden that visitors have enjoyed for years. Together they form a delightful, entertaining, and fresh way for visitors to discover and experience the Winterthur Garden. The Follies exhibition can be enjoyed on foot or from the garden tram. A one-mile walking loop takes approximately 45 minutes at a leisurely pace. The main path through the garden is wheelchair and stroller accessible. During the exhibition, the garden will be open until dusk. All admission tickets include Enchanted Woods, a threeacre garden for children, and an introductory tour of the mansion. Fountains at Longwood Longwood Gardens is not only one of the world’s great display gardens, but is also home to the most significant fountain collection in North America. The jewel of the fountain collection is the Main Fountain Garden. The culmination of the legacy and vision of Longwood founder Pierre S. du Pont, the Main Fountain Garden combines classic landscape design with stunning architecture, innovative technology, and extraordinary fountains. A hallmark of the Longwood experience since its debut in 1931, the Main Fountain Garden completed an extensive two-year revitalization in 2017. Today, guests can experience the five-acre garden’s generous lawns, shaded alleés, sculpted plantings, and explore its unique garden follies, including the hidden grotto, elaborate sculptures, and Love Temple in the adjacent Carpinus Allée. The dazzling fountain performances are a feat of design and engineering that combine

the garden’s original fountain features with a new suite of awe-inspiring effects, including 1,719 swirling jets that can reach as high as 175 feet and 30 jets that combine water and flame. The fountains perform 12-minute shows set to music daily at 11:15 a.m., 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, and 7:15 p.m. through Oct. 28. On Thursday through Saturday evenings, spectacular 30-minute illuminated performances set to a variety of musical genres delight at 9:15 p.m. (May to July) and at 8:15 p.m. (August to October). In addition to the Main Fountain Garden, Longwood is also home to the enchanting Italian Water Garden and

The Pagoda Gate, photo by Jeannette Lindvig Mr. du Pont to inspire people through excellence in garden design, horticulture, education and the performing arts. Longwood Gardens is on U.S. Route 1. For more information, call 610-388-1000. About Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library The former country estate of Henry Francis du Pont (1880–1969), Winterthur offers tours of his home and collection of American antiques and decorative arts. The 60-acre garden, nestled in the nearly 1,000 acre estate, features the choicest

plants from around the world selected by du Pont to enhance the natural setting, arranged in lyrical color combinations and carefully orchestrated in a succession of bloom from late January to November. Winterthur is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday to Sunday and is located on Route 52, six miles northwest of Wilmington, Del., and five miles south of U.S. Route 1. It is closed on Mondays, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. Images courtesy of Winterthur.

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This summer, visitors may explore 13 whimsical garden follies displayed throughout the estate for Winterthur’s first garden exhibition and enjoy the awe-inspiring fountain display at Longwood Gardens using just one admission ticket. Until Friday, Aug. 31, visitors will be delighted by two glorious du Pont gardens, located only minutes apart in the historic Brandywine Valley just outside of Philadelphia. For $34, visitors can see both Longwood Gardens and Winterthur, as well as take a guided tour of the Winterthur mansion, at a 20 percent savings. Follies at Winterthur From the 22-foot tall Needle’s Eye floating in a pond to the Chinese Pavilion, from the pagoda-topped Latimeria Summerhouse to the Faerie Cottage with a thatched roof, Winterthur’s first garden exhibition, “Follies: Architectural Whimsy in the Garden” will delight visitors this summer. Thirteen fantastic structures are located throughout the estate for visitors to explore and enjoy. A folly is an architectural construction, such as a gazebo or summerhouse, often extravagant or picturesque, placed within the landscape to amuse, frame a view, or pique curiosity. Some of the follies at Winterthur are newly built structures based on classic and contemporary examples at estates elsewhere. These include the Gothic Tower, inspired by sham castles and fake ruins that were very popular in European landscapes in the 1700s and 1800s. Others, such as the Latimeria Summerhouse, are

Open Air Theatre fountains, which also perform daily. For a complete schedule of all fountain performances, garden features, and programs, visit www.longwoodgardens.org. About Longwood Gardens In 1906, industrialist Pierre du Pont (1870–1954) purchased a small farm near Kennett Square, Pa., to save a collection of historic trees from being sold for lumber. Today, Longwood Gardens is one of the world’s great horticultural displays and home to the most significant fountain collection in North America, encompassing 1,083 acres of dazzling gardens, woodlands, meadows, fountains, 10,010-pipe Aeolian organ, and 4.5-acre conservatory. Longwood continues the mission set forth by

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prior to the auction. Absentee bids will be accepted prior to the auction. Phone lines will be limited due to lack of cellular reception and must be reserved by 5 p.m. on June 29. The real estate, which includes a well-maintained 1902 home, swimming pool, barn and outbuildings on 9plus acres, will be offered for sale at noon on auction day. For more information, contact Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. at 610-588-5831 or email hartzell@epix.net.

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EXTRAVAGANZAS at KUTZTOWN JUNE: Thurs. 6/28, Fri. 6/29, Sat. 6/30, 2018 SEPT: Thurs. 9/27, Fri. 9/28, Sat. 9/29, 2018 The Antiques Extravaganza in Kutztown is where dealers and collectors get together in one place to buy, sell and trade among themselves and the general public. Hundreds of dealers and thousands of buyers are expected to meet up for this event.

Extravaganza Show Information Show Field - Thurs. 10 - 4, Admission $10. Fri. 8 - 4, Admission $6. Sat. 8 - 4, Admission is FREE JUNE 30 Indoor Market - Open Thurs. Fri., & Sat., 8 - 4 FREE ADMISSION 740 Noble St. Kutztown, PA Exhibitor Space: Mon- Thurs. 570-385-0104, Fri. - Sat. 610-683-6848 During Show Week Wed.-Sat. 610-683-6848

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR GEORGIA 07/12-15/18, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center 08/09-12/18, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center ILLINOIS 07/07-08/18, GRAYSLAKE, SAT & SUN, ChicagolandZ Premiere Monthly Antique Market, Lake County Fairgrounds 08/11-12/18, GRAYSLAKE, SAT & SUN, ChicagolandZ Premiere Monthly Antique Market, Lake County Fairgrounds MAINE 08/04-05/18, UNION, SAT 9-5 SUN 9-4, Antiques Festival, 1 Fairgrounds Ln, Fairgrounds MICHIGAN 07/08/18, CENTREVILLE, SUN 8 AM-3 PM, Antique & Vintage Flea Market, 316 E Charlotte State Hwy M86, St Joseph County Grange Fairgrounds 08/12/18, CENTREVILLE, SUN 8 AM, Antique & Collectibles Market, 316 E Charlotte State Hwy M86, St Joseph Co. Grange Fairgrounds NEW JERSEY 07/14/18, OCEAN CITY, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Fair, 1735 Simpson Ave, Stainton Senior Ctr Ocean City Comm Ctr NEW YORK 06/30/18 TO 07/01/18, STORMVILLE, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Flea Market, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Airport 07/21-22/18, ALBANY, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Postal History Ephemera, Stamps, Postcards, 225 Washington Ave Ext, Polish Community Center

PENNSYLVANIA 06/28-30/18, KUTZTOWN, THURS 10 AM-4 PM FRI & SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Collectors Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Antiques Center 06/29-30/18, LITITZ, FRI 10 AM5 PM SAT 9 AM-2 PM, Antiques, 401 Maple St, Warwick Middle School 06/29/18 TO 07/01/18, ADAMSTOWN, FRI SAT SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Summer Extravaganza, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

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07/21-22/18, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Bottle Fest, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market 07/22/18, BARTO, SUN 7 AM, Retro Toy, Rt 100, Jake's Flea Market 07/26-29/18, MARS, THURSSUN, Pulpfest w/Farmercon100, , Doubletree By Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh-Cranberry 07/28-29/18, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Vintage Clothing & Accessories, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

07/01/18, DENVER, SUN 7:30 AM-4 PM (OUTDOORS & PAVILIONS BEGINS @ 5 AM), Antiqes & Collectors Market, 2500 N Reading Rd, Renninger's Adamstown

08/04-05/18, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Postcard, Paper, Books, Diaries, Journals, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

07/07-08/18, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Junior Dealers, Sports Memorabilia & Gaming Collectibles, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

08/11-12/18, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Motorcycles, Tools, Railroad & Transportation, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

07/07/18, EAGLES MERE, SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Antiques Market, Rt 42, Eagles Mere Historic Village

08/11/18, SOMERSET, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques, On The Streets of Somerset

07/14-15/18, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Christmas & Holiday, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market 07/14-15/18, ALLENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 9 AM-1 PM, Antique & Modern Arms, 17th & Chew Sts, Allentown Fairgrounds Agri-Plex 07/14/18, MORGANTOWN, SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Padlocks, Railroadiana, Hardware, Doorknobs, 6170 Morgantown Rd, Holiday Inn 07/14/18, SCHNECKSVILLE, SAT 8 AM-2PM, Indian Relic, 4550 Old Packhouse Rd Rt 309, Schnecksville Fire Co. 07/15/18, SELINSGROVE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 301 University Ave, Antiques on the Avenue

MARYLAND 07/07/18, FREDERICK, SAT 9 AM, Otari Shiuk oil paintings, Nascar collection, character string holders, Hummel collection, antique & household furniture, stained glass windows, lamps, mirrors, china, glassware, dolls, attic toys and so much more, Frederick Fairgrounds (Indoors Bldg #12) 797 E Patrick St, Howard B. Parzow NEW JERSEY 06/30/18, HADDONFIELD, SAT 9:30 AM, Furniture, glass/pottery, artwork, eclectic items, vintage christmas & Halloween, antique dolls & toys, modern, sterling & jewelry, vintage, OnSite 613 Mount Vernon Ave, Chris Doerner PENNSYLVANIA 06/30/18, LEBANON, SAT 9 AM 10 AM NOON, 9 am - Tools; 10 am - Trains; Noon - Classic Cars, OnSite 2055 Cornwall Rd, Nelson L. Ebersole & Russell S. Wolfe, Jr. 06/30/18, YORK, SAT 9 AM, 1,000 + Collectible Toys, York Fairgrounds John Paige & Smith Bldg 334 Carlisle Ave, Rentzels Auction Service Inc.

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07/01/18, CAMP HILL, SUN 11 AM, Antiques & Quality Furnishings featuring furniture, fine china, prints, carpets, glassware, 2228 Gettysburg Rd, Michael Costea

07/21-22/18, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea & Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

07/01/18, HARRISBURG, SUN 10 AM, Antiques & Collectibles, art, house & home; Furniture - Noon, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

08/12/18, BARTO, SUN 7 AM, Juke Box & Coin-Op Swap Meet, Rt 100, Jake's Flea Market

07/01/18, LIBERTY, SUN 1 PM, Estate Vehicle featuring Corvette, hot rods, backhoe; also wood working shop, vintage car parts & antiques, Gallery 8349 Rt 414, Donald Roan

07/04/18, DILLSBURG, WED 9 AM, Antiques, modern furniture, primitives, tools, guns, advertising, ephemera, prints, jewelry, U.S. coins, vintage clothing, clocks, toys etc., Haar's Auction 185 Logan Rd (Rt. 15), Hardy Auctioneers

07/02/18, BOYERTOWN, ONLINE BIDDING ENDS 6 PM, Estate Auction featuring items from the All American Girls Professional Baseball League, household & furniture, coin paperweights, vintage advertising and more, Online @ www.proxibid.com/KimberlyKAuct ioneer, Kimberly K Auctions

07/07/18, DUBLIN, SAT 8:30 AM, Classic cars, advertising items, tools, equipment, Dublin Service Station & Garage 139 Main St (Rt 313), Gary Fluck

07/02/18, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING MON 8 PM, Fine Quality Home Furnishings, Online w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 07/02/18, YORK, MON 9 AM, Antiques, furniture, glassware, china, collectibles, jewelry, tools, two rooms of box lots, Toomey Auction Center 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service Inc.

07/07/18, LEBANON, SAT 9 AM, Jewelry, collectibles, antiques, household goods, firearms, personal property, Lebanon Area Fairgrounds 80 Rocherty Rd, Harry H. Bachman 07/07/18, MECHANICSBURG, SAT 10 AM, Fine furnishings, art, accessories, grand piano, OnSite 6201 Lookout Dr, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

07/03/18, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING TUES 8 PM, Clocks Auction, Online www.alderferauction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

07/07/18, ORWIGSBURG, SAT 10 AM, Firearms, coins, furniture, tin litho toys, trains, other toys, jewelry, antique/vintage, glassware, pottery.china, collectibles, comic books, sports, books, instruments etc., Auction Time Bid Board 1506 Centre Tpke, Auction Time Bid Board/Blums Auction

07/04/18, DALLAS, WED 10 AM, Antique furnishings, lighting, furnishings & decorator/designer, collectibles, artworkl, jewelry, sterling silver & much more, 56 Dorchester Dr, Traver's Auctions

07/08/18, HARRISBURG, SUN 10 AM, Fine & designer jewelry, watches, sterling silver, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

WISCONSIN 06/29/18, ANTIGO, FRI, Holiday Antique & Flea Market, Langlade County Fairgrounds

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06/30/18 TO 07/01/18, SHAWANO, SAT & SUN, Holiday Flea Market, Shawano County Fairgrounds

Illustration Art Breaks Records

07/06/18, ANTIGO, FRI, Holiday Antique & Flea Market, Langlade County Fairgrounds

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Swann Galleries broke long-standing records and brought new artists to auction for the first time in its June 5 Illustration Art Sale. Just over 250 works were sold for a 76 percent sell through rate. Contributing to the success of the auction was a section of works for historically important theater productions by noted set and costume designers. A promotional drawing by Al Hirschfeld for “Cabin in the Sky,” 1940, published in The Herald Tribune, was purchased by a collector

for $32,500. Hirschfeld also designed the promotional poster for the 1943 film. An early sketch by Jo Mielziner for the set of the Tony awardwinning first production of “Death of a Salesman,” 1949, far exceeded the previous record for a work by the artist, which had stood at $3,250. The ink and wash piece was purchased by a collector for $23,750. Costume designs by Erté and Elizabeth Montgomery, known as Motley, also performed well. Topping the sale was

Russell H. Tandy’s cover for one of Carolyn Keene’s popular Nancy Drew mysteries, “The Secret in the Old Attic,” from 1944. Each detail of the watercolor and gouache painting was done by hand, including the precise text of the title and author’s name. After break-neck bidding, the work was purchased by a collector for $35,000, a record for the artist. A record was also achieved by Ruth Eastman with a proposed cover for The Continued on page 15

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SATURDAY, JULY 7TH, 2018 1506 CENTRE TURNPIKE, ORWIGSBURG, PA 17961 15% BUYER’S PREMIUM - 3% CASH DISCOUNT ON BUYER’S PREMIUM HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: FIREARMS: Luigi Franchi Brescia 20ga Shotgun, Remington Mod 600 .243win Carbine, Winchester Mod. 94 30-30 Lincoln Edition Rifle, Springfield 1898 30-40 Krag Rifle, Glock 17 Generation 2 Pistol, Colt Fronier Scout 22cal Revolver, Remington Gamemaster 760 30-06 Rifle, Davidson Mnfg. AM-15 5.56/223 Rifle, Turkish Mauser 8mm Rifle, Winchester 1200 12ga Shotgun, FedArm Fr-98 & FRN 12ga Shotguns, Mosin Nagant 7.62x54R Rifle, Bay State 12ga Shotgun, Forehand Arms 12ga Shotgun, Stevens Mod 94 20ga Shotgun, Page Lewis Olympic Mod. 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Roberts Watchmaker’s Table, Curios, Barrister Bookcases, Nice Oak Secretary & Kneehole Desks, Marble Top Vanity & Dresser, Oak Podium, Victrola, Empire Chest, Mid-Century Glass Top Table, Gun Cabinets, Patio Sets, Needlepoint Chair, Cherry Lamp Table, Victorian Rosewood Uph. Chair, Jewelry Armoires, Marble Top Tables, Rope Beds, Mid-Century Coffee Table Set. TIN LITHO TOYS: “Pango-Pango African Dancer� Windup w/Orig Box, Linemar Rocket Ship Monorail w/Box, Alps Streetcar, “Mountain Locomotive� Friction Toy w/Box, “Postal Service Truck� w/Box, Woodpecker Noisemaker, “AutoPistol� Toy Gun, “Sunny Andy� Tank, Electromobile Batt Op Car. TRAINS: Lionel: Amtrak #2034 GG1 Loco & 7 Aluminum Passenger Cars, #57 AEC Switcher w/Box, #3376 Operating Giraffe Car w/Box, #3494-275 Operating Box Car w/Box, #6357 Caboose w/Box, #161 Mail Pickup Set w/Box, #445 operating Switch Tower w/Box, #1225 Polar Express Engine; 1959 American Flyer Ho Set, Marx Sets, Hafner Union Pacific Windup 3 Pc. 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Pook & Pook Inc. And Stuart Kingston Jewelers Hold Fine Jewelry Auction In Greenville, Del.

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$29,280 to take it home. Diamond rings set in platinum were Pook & Pook Inc. bountiful, with one and partner Stuart two-carat example in Kingston Jewelers hostan Art Deco setting ed another successful earning $7,320 early in Fine Jewelry Auction on the sale, and a similar the evening of May 11, Art Deco diamond and in tax-free Greenville, sapphire piece selling Del. The auction shortly after for $6,710. marked the third such Timeless classics, joint venture, with a including a simple, yet fourth auction to occur stunning three-row this fall. diamond necklace, The sale occurred at achieved $15,860, while the beginning of other wardrobe staMother’s Day weekend, ples, including an and a few buyers no alluring tennis doubt had their mothbracelet, sold for ers in mind as they $5,856. competed to be the top Items with designbidder on sophisticated bracelets, stunning A platinum 3.22-carat diamond ring sold for $39,040. er names also proved to be top sellers of the cocktail rings, and glitnight, including a tering brooches. Many lots the phone. Overall, 169 bidsurpassed their high esti- ders were registered for the hefty gold Gucci link neckmates, and it seemed that sale. The auction grossed lace selling for $2,928 and a Tiffany & Co. moonstone nearly every in-house bidder $324,706. Eye-catching diamonds, flower pin achieving $1,952. at Stuart Kingston’s Greenville location went home happy, rubies, emeralds, and sap- A quartz, coral, and shell clutching a new piece to add phires seemed to steal the statement necklace by to their collections. Bidding show. Many of the top-gross- Robert Goossens, a French also took place online via ing lots included one or more designer who worked with www.bidsquare.com and on of these precious gems. The Coco Chanel and Karl top-most selling lot was a Lagerfeld, nearly quadrushow-stopping 3.22-carat pled its high estimate to pear-shaped diamond in a earn $3,904. For further information, platinum setting, ultimately selling for a price of $39,040. contact Pook & Pook Inc. at The other jaw-dropping dia- 610-269-4040. The catalog, mond in the sale was an un- along with a complete list mounted 4.44-carat brilliant of prices realized, can also viewed online at cut round diamond, with one be lucky bidder spending www.pookandpook.com.

The 18-carat gold diamond, emerald, The Goossens coral, quartz, and shell sapphire, and ruby cuff sold for This 14-carat gold opal ring sold for $2,318. $3,660. necklace, sold for $3,904.

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The Frick Collection is pleased to collaborate with Puerto Rico’s Museo de Arte de Ponce on an exhibition on view through Aug. 6. The Museo de Arte de Ponce presents “Pequeños Tesoros de la Frick Collection” (Small Treasures From The Frick Collection). The intimate show of 10 works, mostly on paper, includes an engraving, a watercolor, four drawings and four oil sketches. They cover four centuries of artistic production, from Albrecht Dürer’s 1514 engraving, “Melencolia I,” to Jean-BaptisteCamille Corot’s 1843 oil

Albrecht Dürer’s (1471–1528) “Melencolia I,” 1514, is an engraving, printed in black ink on cream-colored antique laid paper, measuring 9.5-by-7 7/16 inches, courtesy of The Frick Collection, New York.

sketch, “The Arch of Constantine and the Forum, Rome.” Additional artists represented in the show include Claude Lorrain, John Constable, Francisco Goya, and Eugène Delacroix. “It was a pleasure to collaborate in 2015 with the distinguished Museo de Art de Ponce and to highlight at the Frick one of the great works in their collection, Frederic’s Leighton’s ‘Flaming June.’ We are thrilled at the opportunity to work with them again throughout this wonderful project,” stated director Ian Wardropper. For more information, call 212-547-0710.

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Preview Fri., June 29, 5-7 P.M. York Fairgrounds: John & Paige Smith Building

Terrific living estate auction of John “Jack” O’Malley, long time Haddonfield resident. Jack owned a company that packed & transported Pro Sports teams. His wife; Mary “Mimi” Boone O’Malley, was a highly accomplished painter of early Colonial style. Furniture: Wide plank mercantile desk, 2 Vict. 1868, German key wind tabletop music box, Vict. Hotel front desk figural owl bell, lrg scale folk art horsehair parlor couches & chairs, grain painted circus figures incl. Clowns, acrobats & animals. bureau, prairie drop leaf table, 2 early dovetailed Original 1789 sampler, 1900 French expo Eiffel dowry chests - poss. PA Dutch. Vict. 4-tier corner shelf, RARE pair General Electric marked tower pin, Large collection foreign coins. Vintage Christmas & Halloween: Boxed antique/vintage boardroom chairs, child sized Vict. parlor couch, tilt-top piecrust table, Nested tables, wicker ornaments, Santa figures, Vict. Tree stand, 1955 Sears mechanical Santa MIB, 1948 Japan elves footstool, Wood hooded cradle, doll & child’s chairs, mahogany cedar chest, tiny spinet desk, choir, mercury glass birds, 1960s Jack-O-Lanterns, papier-maché owl, black cat,+. Antique Dolls & spice cupboard w/glass pulls, pine expandable Toys: Full body motion German Nanna Nodder, hutch, mini empire style highboy,+. Glass/ Pottery: Fenton ruffled cranberry pitcher, vases, Vict. Rocking horse - glass eyes & real horsehair bottles. Staffordshire Dogs - other puppies, pair tail, 3’ high dollhouse w/artist miniatures. Antique dolls incl. Kestner, Fulper & Japanese Hildas, AM, large ironstone pigeons, 25+ figural birds incl. Greiner, Handwerck, Morimura, Chinas, Character Stangl, Andrea by Sadek, Royal Doulton, more. Nice set Pink Copper Lustre. EAPG, Cut & babies, Heubach figs. Folk art & artist dolls. Mechanical toys spanning 1950-2000 most OB. Crystal, millefiori glass paperweight collection, Vintage - Charlie Weaver Bartender, fishing bear, ruby flash dinner set, ++. Artwork: Oils - on board black children playing, (2) large on canvas knitting bear, hula hoop monkey, bubble blowing early portraits of the same man age progressed, monkey, drinking dog, smoking grandpa, hungry canvas European scenes of farm animals, listed cub, many Santas, lots of animals playing drums artist John Gray signed canvas dog painting. Lg. & cymbals, J Chein Carousel, more. Modern on canvas of pair of domestic rabbits, 75+ works skating bears, drumming critters, musical chickens, Mimi painted in Colonial style includes children, yapping pups, snoring Santas, dancing hamsters, etc. Sterling & Jewelry: Bowls, plates, napkin dolls & toys, people & families, more. Silhouettes rings, candlesticks, scrap. Large amt Costume & and miniature works of art, chromolitho child with jump-rope, industrial photo of AC Steel fine jewelry. Pier ca. 1958. ++ Eclectic items: Chippendale Directions: Rt. 295 to exit 30 Haddonfield, L on Warwick, L on King’s Hwy., R on Avondale, L on Wood Coal Scuttle, Brass fire - grate w/andirons, Mt. Vernon (3rd Cross St.), angle R on Barberry CI cauldron, hand chased teapot w/mid-east motifs, brass Aladdin lamp, candlesticks & more. Ln. Signs posted. Tobacco flags, early German Steins, sleigh bells Terms: Cash, check or credit cards accepted. 3% set, illustrated leather-bound Civil War book processing fee for CC. 10% Buyer’s Premium.

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What’s it Worth? As donations have increased, most nonprofits have become more selective in what they will accept. Most will provide you with a receipt that does not contain a donation value. That’s your responsibility. What should you claim? Our advice would be to make a fair estimation of value and take some digital images for documentation.

Donations under $500 require nominal documentation. But as your declared donation value increases, documentation requirements increase, and if donating items of substantial value, you may want to consult your attorney or accountant for guidance. Mike Ivankovich is an auctioneer, appraiser, home downsizing expert, and host of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Mike the Appraiser” radio show that airs live on Friday mornings from 9 to 10 a.m. on WBCB 1490 AM in the greater Philadelphia area. It is available on the internet at www.WBCB1490.com. His show also airs in Denver, Co., on KEZW Cruisin 1430 AM on Saturdays from 3 to 4 p.m. MST and Sundays from 11 a.m. to noon MST, and on the internet at www.Cruisin1430.com. To learn more, visit www.AskMikeTheAppraiser.com.

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growing volume of donations. Add in Habitat for Humanity, Salvation Army, Vietnam Vets, Goodwill, Community Aid, and a host of other similar groups, and a whole lot of donations are needed to keep them all in business.

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Firearms Auction In Fairfield, Maine, Grosses Over $2.4 Million The tradition continues. With thousands of bidders participating from across the globe, Poulin’s held a large firearms sale on May 7, 8, and 9 that grossed roughly $2.4 million. The bidding frenzy was intense. The large inhouse crowd, telephone bidders, internet platform bidders, and absentee bidders all competed for a wide selection of firearms.

As always, strong representations of Winchesters were on the block demanding bidders’ attention. This grouping included a Model 12 custom engraved pump depicting hunting dogs flushing grouse in a woodland setting on one side and flying mallards with a lake scene on the other, which landed at $5,287. Notably, a Winchester Super X Model 1 Super Pigeon high grade

This Krieghoff K-80 Trap Special O/U shotgun set sold for $21,150. This three-day auction was comprised of several collections, including the personal collection of the late Joseph “J.R.” LaRue (19402017). LaRue was the chief firearms consultant, advisor and catalogue writer at James D. Julia Inc. for many years. He also owned Carter Mountain Consulting Agency in Tenn., providing appraisals for the firearms community across the country. His name is synonymous in the firearms world and will long be respected for his breadth of knowledge, kindness, and impact he had within the community of collectors. The first six lots were Angelo Bee-engraved firearms, including a Colt 1908 vest pocket pistol, a Colt Python, a Browning trombone slide action rifle, a Winchester Model 21 two gauge set, and two extraordinary Browning Superposed shotguns. Bee’s masterpieces set the pace when all six went out the door totaling over $81,000. Continuing with shotguns, Poulin’s next presented an engraved Krieghoff K-80 Trap Special O/U shotgun set decorated with ornate vine foliate scrolls highlighted with gold, which sold for $21,150. Immediately following was a Perazzi MC-28 O/U game shotgun realizing $13,512. A sleeper in the shotgun offering was a Thomas Boss percussion side lock SXS shotgun having SN 118, which soared past its presale estimate to land at $4,700.

depicting four ducks on one side along with two pointers and partridge on the other, all in gold, sold for $4,700. Another pleasant surprise was the Ansley H Fox AE shotgun, which carried a pre-sale estimate of $1,000-$1,500 and ended at $4,112. Not to be outclassed was a Parker Top Lever Grade 12 gauge, estimated at $1,750-$2,500, having restored case colors, which did not seem to bother participants as they drove the total price to $11,750, followed by a scarce Savage Arms Fox XE Grade retaining its original case colors, estimated at $6,500-$10,000 and realizing $17,037.

display in selection, participation, and prices. With many fine examples to choose from, this auction had something for everyone. Revolvers were represented with a Colt Python Elite DA that sold for $4,406 and a Nickel Colt Python recognizing a final price of $3,642. A fine Angelo Bee engraved Colt Python DA surpassed its estimate, realizing $8,812. In the semi-auto class, a Browning Model Gold Classic Semi-Auto having gold inlays and engraving realized $3,995; however, the star of the semi-auto class was the Sig Sauer XM9 Trials Model P226, which garnered competitive bidding to catapult this fine piece far past its estimate to an astounding $10,575. A Union Switch & Signal Model 1911 A1 went out the door for $6,756, at the high end of its $5,000-$7,000 estimate, and a rare Russian Baikal military Model PSM substantially surpassed its estimate of $3,000$5,000 by realizing $9,987. On day two, Poulin’s presented the Dewat Auto Ordnance Thompson Model 1928 SMG. This fully transferable example received great interest, and when the bidding came to a close, this example sold for $21,150. There was a sizeable selection of tactical-style semiautomatic rifles, including a Barrett Model 82A1, which sold for $8,225. The semiauto version of the Browning M1919A4 machine gun went out at $3,290, as well as a Colt SP1 AR-15 example that

This Winchester Model 12 custom engraved pump shotgun sold for $5,287. Lever actions held their own in this sale with an exceptional Ballard No. 6-1/2 Rigby factory engraved single shot, which rang in at $18,212. The Winchesters saw a number of 1886s come across the block, including a deluxe lightweight takedown example that surpassed the $2,250$3,250 pre-sale estimate to land at $4,112. Not to be outdone was a Marlin 39-A example, which also sold for $4,112, far exceeding its pre-sale estimate of $1,250-$1,750. Handguns were on strong

A scarce Savage Arms/Fox XE Grade SXS shotgun sold for $17,037.

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work at his home, dubbed “Fort Ellis.” This one-of-akind rifle with SN 0001 received competition, taking the sale price to $3,525. Also of merit was the rare Interdynamic Model KG-9, which topped out at $3,113. M1 Garands were in high demand at this sale. Whether a Springfield, Harrington & Richardson, International Harvester or Winchester, we saw almost all examples selling over their high estimates. A selection of bolt action rifles were well received by bidders, starting with a Mauser Model B, which brought $2,643 against a $1,500-$2,000 estimate; a Winchester Model 70 doubled its estimate when it realized $1,880, and a Remington Model 03-A4 Sniper with near excellent two-groove bore sold for $2,232. A select offering of Lugers were included in this three-day

The exceptional Ballard No. 6 1/2 Rigby Factory sold for $18,212. auction event, including Mauser S/42’s, DWM 1906 American Eagles, DWM Model 1914 Military and Artillery, DWM Model 1920 Commercials and others. Of special note were the Mauser 42 Code, 41 dated Luger and the DWM Model 1914 Artillery with pistol rig, which sold for $2,350 and $2,820, respectively. Continuing with the German engineering, we saw a good example of the DUV G43 Bolt Action go out at $2,585 along with a Mauser 98 ZF41 sharp shooter realizing $2,820. One of the surprises in the military

offering was a Steyr Model 1885 Guesdes Boer War single shot rifle, which carried a presale estimate of $400-$600 and sold for $1,645. With Poulin’s reputation for honesty, low commission rates, and guaranteed descriptions together with their recent auction producing a 99-percent sell-through rate, they proved, once again, why they are among the leaders in the firearms auction industry. For further information, call 207-453-2114 or visit www.poulinauctions.com.

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received top bid at $1,760. Included in this category was the Fort Ellis Experimental XR86, manufactured by Wilfred G. Ellis and accomplished within 15 days of

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Painting By Indian-American Artist Francis Newton Souza Soars To $235,000 At Weiss Auctions Robert Rauschenberg Lithograph And Screenprint Establishes New Auction Record

An oil-on-masonite painting by the Indian-American artist Francis Newton Souza (1924-2002), titled “Head in a Landscape,” 35-by-47.5 inches, sold for $235,000. Indian artists to become part of the international avantgarde movement. He moved to London, England, in 1949. There, his work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art. Souza’s style was rooted in Expressionism but was influenced by Art Brut and NeoRomanticism. Souza lived and worked in New York from 1967 until shortly before his death, when he returned to India. The auction saw more than 500 lots come up for bid

and gross around $600,000, including the buyer’s premium. “Internet and phone bidding were both very strong, and approximately 75 people attended in person,” said Philip Weiss of Philip Weiss Auctions. “The sale featured estate jewelry, bronzes, a Philip and Kelvin LaVerne mid-century modern table, porcelains and more.” Original artwork, however, dominated the day’s list of top lots. The three pieces by Chemiakin included a

This lithograph and screenprint in colors by Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008), titled “People for the American Way” (1991), signed lower left, sold for $24,600.

This oil-on-canvas painting by the Russian artist Mihail Chemiakin (b. 1943), signed and dated (1990), 50-by-50 inches, sold for $18,700.

50-by-50-inch oil-on-canvas painting, signed and dated (1990) and an excellent example of his work ($18,700); a 29-inch-tall bronze sculpture from his “St. Petersburg Carnival series,” signed #2 of 8 ($10,500), and a sterling silver sculpture titled “Peter the Great” perched on a titled marble pedestal, 37 inches tall and with mounted plaques bearing his signature ($15,600). Mihail Chemiakin (whose name is also spelled Mikhail Shemyakin) is a Russian painter, stage designer, sculptor and publisher and a controversial representative of the nonconformist art tradition of St. Petersburg. Chemiakin works in a broad range of media and subjects, as seen in the 2010 two-volume book on his art, “Mihail Chemiakin” (Azbooka publishers, St. Petersburg). A lithograph and screenprint in colors on Arches paper by renowned American painter, sculptor and graphic artist Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008), titled “People for the American Way” (1991), signed lower left, dated and numbered (“44/75”), and housed in a large 49-by-61inch frame, sold for $24,600. It was a new world auction record for a print from that series. A monumental Royal Vienna handpainted porcelain plaque depicting a religious scene, with an artist’s signature in the lower right appearing to read “E. Sihade,” changed hands for $8,525. The image area was 16.5-by-21.25 inches, with an inked beehive mark verso. An oil-on-canvas painting by C. Hjalmar “Cappy” Amundsen (Me./N.Y./Mass, 1911-2001), depicting whalers off the coast in a vivid and colorful marine rendering,

The oil-on-canvas painting signed by C. Hjalmar “Cappy” Amundsen (1911-2001), depicting whalers at sea, 42.5-by-31 inches, sold for $6,000. brought $6,000. The work, housed in a frame measuring 42.5-by-31 inches, was artist signed lower left. Internet bidding was provided by

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A large oil-on-masonite painting by the IndianAmerican artist Francis Newton Souza (1924-2002) climbed to $235,000, and three artworks by the Russian artist Mihail Chemiakin (b. 1943), a painting and two sculptures, combined to bring $44,800 at an auction held by Weiss Auctions at its Lynbrook, N.Y., gallery on May 17. The Souza painting was by far the top lot of the auction. Titled “Head in a Landscape,” the work was impressive at 35-by-47.5 inches. It was fresh to the market, making the important estate find that much more attractive to the collectors who were eager to bid on it. Francis Newton Souza was raised by his dressmaker mother in India and attended art school in Mumbai but was expelled in 1942 for supporting the Quit India Movement. Five years later he helped found the Bombay Progressive Artists’ Group, to encourage young

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The bronze sculpture by the Russian artist Mihail Chemiakin (b. 1943), from his “St. Petersburg Carnival” series, 29 A Royal Vienna handpainted porcelain plaque depicting a religious scene, with inches tall, signed #2 of 8, sold for an artist’s signature in the lower right appearing to read “E. Sihade,” realized $10,500. $8,525.

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High Demand For Norman Rockwell Lifts Heritage Auctions’ American Art Auction Taker,” The Saturday Evening Post cover study, 1940, which brought $372,500. While the painting offers a humorous view of a mother trying to wrangle six children while answering questions, “The Census Taker” also documented an important event in American history, the 1940 U.S. Census. That census occurred April 1, a couple weeks before the April 27 John S. Jameson’s “Grazing Sheep at Headwaters of a Stream,” 1862, realized debut of this Post cover. Numerous bidders pur- $250,000, a new auction record for the artist. Jameson died at 22 years old sued Joseph Christian after being captured while fighting in the Civil War. Leyendecker’s “Living Mannequin,” The Saturday an illustration that graced the $150,000. The artist’s admiraEvening Post cover, March 5, March 15, 1958, cover of The tion for the 34th U.S. president 1932, until it drew $312,500, Saturday Evening Post and of was so unwavering that Ben more than double its pre-auc- the artist’s most iconic and Hibbs, then the editor of The tion low estimate. Originally most popular images, had Saturday Evening Post, wrote to Rockwell, saying, “If from the estate of Ike is elected, as I Harry Glass, the think he will be, no painting from small share of the Illustration’s Golden credit should go to Age originally sold at Norman Rockwell.” the 1943 U.S. War A couple lots Bond at the United that established States Treasurynew auction Saturday Evening records included Post War Bond Show, W.P. Wilson’s “Mr. in Pittsburgh, Pa. Norman Rockwell’s “The Census Taker,”The Saturday Evening Post cover study, Trunk and his Competitive bid1940, realized $372,500. Advisors – His ding helped John S. Friends, Old Mr. of the 150th anniversary of the Jameson’s “Grazing Parrot and Mr. signing of the Declaration of Sheep at Headwaters Starling,” from 1862, Independence and is of a Stream,” from $13,750; and Henry Rockwell’s only cover lot fea- 1862, crush its preSchnakenberg’s auction estimate turing a Founding Father. “Summer in the Another lot from the when it realized Park (Central Park, famed illustrator that drew $250,000, a new aucB e t h e s d a major interest from collectors tion record for the Fountain)” that sold was Rockwell’s “The Census artist. The influence of the Rockwell’s “Before the Shot,” The Saturday Evening Post cover for $13,750. N o r m a n Hudson River study, 1958, went for $187,500. It was a preparatory study for an School on illustration that graced the March 15, 1958, cover of The Saturday Rockwell’s “Stealing the young Evening Post and of the artist’s most iconic and popular images. Socks,” from an I n t e r w o v e n prodigy Stocking advertise(Jameson died at just 22 years been exhibited alongside the ment, 1928, realized $143,750. old after being cap- final painting at the Norman LeRoy Neiman’s “Paris – Cafe Museum in Deux Magots,” 1961, sold for tured while fighting in Rockwell $81,250, and Marguerite the Civil War) is evident Stockbridge, Mass. Rockwell broke from his Thompson Zorach’s “Mother in this landscape and exploration into the- stance of shielding his political and Child,” 1919, $75,000. atrical light and weath- views in “The Day I Painted Ike “Churning Bay,” by Milton (All through that grind of turn- Avery, 1945, sold for $65,625, er effects. Rockwell’s “Before ing on different moods, he and Norman Rockwell’s “Man the Shot,” The never lost patience. At the end- with Rod and Reel,” a probaSaturday Evening Post by golly, it was time to go fish- ble advertisement study, circa cover study, 1958, ing)” from The Saturday 1940, realized $50,000. Marguerite Thompson Zorach’s “Mother and went for $187,500. A Evening Post interior illustraTo learn more, visit Child” from 1919 sold for $75,000. preparatory study for tion, 1952, which sold for www.HA.com.

New Auction Records Achieved For Seven Artists Nine works by Norman Rockwell and new auction records for seven artists drove Heritage Auctions’ May 4 American Art Auction in Dallas, Texas, to $4,571,987.50 versus pre-sale estimates of $3,503,200-$5,237,800 (includes estimates of the unsold lots). The auction sold 96 percent by value and 91 percent by lot. “Norman Rockwell is among the most beloved and important American artists of all time,” said Heritage Auctions director of American Art Aviva Lehmann. “Art lovers of all levels and types can relate to the people in his paintings, which is why an auction like this one was such a success.” Once in the private collection of late actress Debbie Reynolds, Norman Rockwell’s “Ben Franklin’s Sesquicentennial,” The Saturday Evening Post cover from May 29, 1926, sold for $762,500. One of Rockwell’s most patriotic images, it was commissioned in celebration

Norman Rockwell’s “Ben Franklin’s Sesquicentennial,” The Saturday Evening Post cover, May 29, 1926, sold for $762,500. One of Rockwell’s most patriotic images, it was commissioned in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

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Tire Rationing During World War II

These postcards from a comedic set were published by the Curt Teich Co., early 1942.

At the end of 1941, the wartime administration in Washington placed a ban on the sale of new tires for automobiles. Americans were already dazed by the furiously unfolding chain of events following the attack on Pearl Harbor and military mobilization. The ban accompanied gas rationing and other controls on the country’s economy. Telling civilians that they were now home front soldiers, the government launched a massive campaign at the onset of World War II to rally support for its extensive rationing program. In time, nearly all foods were on the list, as well as gasoline, cigarettes, alcohol, heating oil, and clothing. During the first couple of years of the war, rubber tires for passenger autos were not rationed; worse, they were not even allowed to be sold. Of all the raw materials needed to combat the Axis powers, rubber was considered among the most critical. By now, tires had become an absolute necessity for the millions of automobiles owned and loved by Americans. But unfortunately, it took one ton of rubber to build each of the tens of thousands battlefield tanks needed to wage war. The Japanese Empire had overrun the Far East very rapidly, and our supply of crude rubber, the prime ingredient used to make tires, was almost completely cut off. Attempts to grow rubber trees in the U.S. failed, so what small flow of rubber was still available, mostly from South America, went into wartime production. Research in the technology of synthetic rubber production was stepped up. By 1943, nearly 800,000 tons of the material was being made. To conserve the tires already on the hubs of the nation’s cars and make them last until the end of the war, authorities came up with a game plan. The scheme called for gas rationing and a 35 mph speed limit to halt excessive driving, slowing down wear and tear. The government also

advocated countless scrap The scenario was also not bandaged and patched tires. rubber collection drives. lost on postcard publishers. The Asheville Post Card Washington officials, how- By 1942, the printing presses Co. also put out an interesting ever, in 1941 were a bit wary of at Dexter, Curt Teich, postcard on the topic. hitting the public with these Asheville, Tichnor, Koppell, Captioned “Traveling Under necessary restrictions too and dozens of other compa- Difficulties,” it portrays a quickly. Shortly after the start nies were churning out count- young couple trying to chug of war in December, though less thousands of comic post- along the road it their batration Order #1-A, the sale of cards with wartime humor tered auto atop badly new tires was stopped. The themes. Added to boot camp, repaired tires. following year, despite a pub- KP, and the draft were the As we look back at these lic outcry, the OPA (Office of home front woes of tire short- yesterdays, it is a bit difficult Price Administration) imple- ages and rationing. for us to realize just how mented gas rationing. In 1942, Curt Teich, one of funny were these postcards. And thus began one of the the largest producers of As they say, “you had to be worst hardships endured by home front and G.I. linen style there.” Some humor is timecivilians on the home front postcards, published a five- less, and some transient. during WWII, gas rationing and card set about the troubles Unless tire rationing or stopthe complete shortage of caused by the lack of tires. page returns to us in some replacement auto tires. Used tires in almost any condition that had escaped the scrap drives were now sought after. The black market for tires flourished. At one point, midway through the war, a good second tire brought nearly $50, about five times the regulated price for a new one. Old tires were patched and repatched. There was no other choice. This propaganda poster reproduced on a 1980s era chrome set depicts a 1942 “Since this was E.L. White was the artist for this one, published by the Asheville Post Card Company. It is poster urging the public’s adherence to rationing and other economic restrictions. decades before the postmarked Aug. 15, 1944. invention of the tubetire manufacturing geared up. along with the postcards less tire, patching also had to Each card depicted a humor- nightmarish future scenario, Bead making and tire building about it all. Americans wanted be done to the inner tubes. ous aspect of the situation. we will never be able to fully machines and pressure press- to forget what they had just Once thought fit only for use Unlike nearly all of their appreciate the comedy being es were turned back on. lived through. as floating devices for swim- cards, these seem to have played out during those diffiUp into the attic went the Now we as collectors want ming, old inner tubes were been published and sold cult times. ration books and coupons, to be told the story. hurriedly recalled to active exclusively by Curt Teich. On Dec. 20, 1945, four use. Old newspapers were freBeals Litho & Printing months after V-J Day, tire quently packed between thin- Company, of Des Moines, rationing came to an end. ning tire and inner tube to Iowa, included several about Tires, the first commodity to prolong its precious life. rationing among its hundred be restricted, was the last to The image of Americans or so WWII linen comics. One, be freed. All of America celefeverishly patching and for instance, showed a poor brated, and in Akron, Ohio, repatching old tires or search- car owner lamenting over his and elsewhere in the nation, ing for usable replacements in order to keep the family car running was not lost on that element of society responsible for making us laugh. In a TRAVER’S AUCTIONS - 56 Dorchester Dr., 18612 very short time, radio comedians, cartoonists, comic strip artists, and Hollywood, who Inspection: 9:00 A.M. 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Hurley Auctions Celebrates 25 Years In Business

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Open House Scheduled For June 29 At Greencastle, Pa., Auction House

Saturday Evening Post, titled “Hitting the Links of Palm Beach,” from the mid-1920s. The gouache painting on a printed Post cover reached $8,750, above a high estimate of $1,200. The record for a cover by Charles Addams for The New Yorker was not one of the dark gags for which he is known, but for the bright and hysterical Penguin Convention, 1977. The watercolor vista of innumerable penguins wearing nametags was also a record for any work in color by the artist. It sold to an institution for Russell H. Tandy’s “The Secret in the Old $30,000. Attic,” a watercolor, ink and gouache, for Another highlight was Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #21, by Carolyn the auction debut of a work Keene, 1944, sold for $35,000. by George Wolfe Plank. “Christmas Gifts,” 1913, was watercolor reached $22,500. one of more than 60 covers the Works by illustrators artist produced for Vogue Harrison Cady, Arthur between 1911 and 1936. The Rackham, Charles Schulz, Everett Shinn and Jessie Willcox Smith also performed well. “We are thrilled with the results, as we were with the enthusiastic throng of attendees at the exhibition the preceding week. The desire for strong works that depict moments of mystery, nostalgia, humor, fashion and theatrical drama continues to fuel competition for the top lots,” stated specialist Christine von der Linn. The next auction of George Wolfe Plank’s “Christmas Gifts,” an Illustration Art at Swann ink and watercolor, cover for Vogue, 1913, Galleries will be held on sold for $22,500. Thursday, Dec. 6.

achieve his dream. “There’s not much you can do as a guidance counselor to help someone that wants to be an auctioneer because you had to be an apprentice at the time in Pennsylvania,” said Hurley. “I tried, but no one would sponsor me because they didn’t want competition.” When he was 19, Hurley went on a two-year mission for his church. Upon return, his desire for the auction block was stronger than ever. “I got home on a Wednesday, and on Thursday morning, one of my favorite auctioneers, Bob Benshoff, called me and said, ‘Hey, do you still want to be an auctioneer? I am

looking for an apprentice.’” His call was a blessing. Hurley served as an apprentice with Benshoff for two years. “I decided that auctioneering is what I wanted to do for the rest of my life,” Hurley recalled. Henceforth, Hurley pursued his dream and in 1993, Hurley Auctions was started. He ran the business from his summer kitchen off Route 997 in Quincy, Pa. Without an auction house to operate from, all sales were conducted out of a rented warehouse in the former Tomstown Community Center. Hurley even got his father and his mother, Barb, hooked on auctioneering. Barb received her auctioneers apprentice license in 2001. Gene apprenticed under Matt from 1996 to 98, and remains an active auctioneer in the company today. In 1998, Hurley purchased 11 acres between Waynesboro and Greencastle and built

what is known today as The Legacy Center. He has satellite offices in West Virginia and Florida. All six of Hurley’s children are involved in the business. In 2017, Kaleb Hurley received his Pennsylvania Auctioneers license, thus beginning the third generation of Hurley auctioneers. Hurley is grateful to his customers. “Thank you for a wonderful 25 years. We look forward to serving you during the next 25 years,” he stated. To commemorate its 25th anniversary, a celebratory open house will be held at the auction house on Friday, June 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hurley Auctions is located at 2800 Buchanan Trail East, Greencastle, Pa. Complimentary refreshments will be provided along with a petting zoo and pony rides for the little ones. For directions or further information, call 717-597-9100.

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1951 Studebaker PU Truck **

2003 Corvette Z06 **

Corvette

Hot Rods

1938 Coupe Convertible

1997 Ford F150 XLT Super Cab **

Backhoe

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1936 Dodge Coupe **

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ESTATE VEHICLE AUCTION SUNDAY, JULY 1ST, 2018 AT 1:00 P.M. At our Gallery - 8349 Rt. 414, LIBERTY, (TIOGA CO.) PA 16930 Preview - Day before auction during daylight hours Take Exit 162 (Liberty/Morris Exit) off US15 (future I-99) then Rt. 414 west approx. ½ mile to Gallery (30 miles north of Williamsport, PA and 40 miles south of Corning, NY)

* ** NO RESERVE on any Estate Vehicles or Backhoe The following vehicles and equipment are also consigned and photos can be seen on our website: 1958 FORD FAIRLANE SKYLINER 2005 Jeep 1938 FORD COUPE convertible Wrangler * 1931 CHEVROLET sedan 1970’S CADILLAC COUPE - DEVILLE Restored JOHN DEERE (B) • MASSEY-HARRIS PONY Tractor 1980 LINCOLN MARK VI, 2dr. Continental HANDY MAN POLARIS 4 Wheeler Pedal Tractors Some of these consignments may have reserves. More consignments expected by sale time. ALSO: Complete wood working shop and vintage car parts and antiques. ** Items owned by Gerald Knapp Estate * Items owned by Peterson Estate. 10% Buyer’s Premium on all purchases. See other terms on website. For photos and details visit our website www.roan.biz or AuctionZip.com #3623

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130+ Lots of Vintage Clocks including DuBarry, General Electric, Hammond, Jaz Silencieux, Landshire, Lux, Mastercrafters, Meisler Anker, Oxford, Sessions, Seth Thomas, Telechron, Westclox and others.

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1925 Essex Coach **

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PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 2018

9:00 A.M. - TOOLS 10:00 A.M. – TRAINS 12:00 NOON – CLASSIC CARS

IMPORTANT AUCTION HELD ON SITE 2055 Cornwall Road, LEBANON, PA

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ITEMS SELLING: Lifetime collection of trains, track, accessories, transformers; side spring buck board; Twin Grove Park kiddie ride boats; Hershey Hotel iron poles & lights; Fordson tractor parts; toys; old car parts; cradles; farm flatbed wagon; Lionel Prewar & Postwar trains & accessories; Lionel Standard Gauge tin #8; Lionel animated billboard; Yard King Lionel train set NIB; H.O. train sets; Lionel Train transformers Type Z, VW, 1033 & ZW; Marx transformer Cat. 1859; American Flyer Model 8B transformer; Lionel #22 O Gauge switches in box; Lionel #317 trestle bridge in box; Lionels in boxes - #6419 wrecking car, #6465 tank car, #1019 tract set, #1680X oil car, #1668, #1679 boxcar, #1682 caboose, #6827-100 Shovel Assy Kit, #2457 Illuminated Caboose, #927 maintenance kit, #6446 Cement Car, #6656 Stock Car, #6456 Tank Car, #3464 NYC Box Car, #50 Gang Car; Lionel signal tower #438; American Flyer diesel horn; several Snap-On HO train sets in box; Marx electric hard car in box; Lionel Nabisco passenger car set; 1940’s #700 Schilling electric train set in box; #3987/12 Marx Stream Line train set in box; Marx #863 train set in box; Marx #5610 train set in box; Marx #14868 train set in box; Marx #35250 train set in box; Lionel #347E standard train set in box; Lionel track, switches, accessories; Lionel Pennsylvania Double “A” ALCOS; trays of trains, track & accessories; BachmanvillePlasticville; carbide lantern; tin toys; parking meter; Handy-Andy tool set; Buddy L Sanitation truck; Nylint U-Haul van, 4100 Ford truck, rental van; Nylint power &light truck; Structo, loader, dump truck, pan, rocker; Lionel tin train station; Classic Car Series knife set; SnapOn collector wrench set; Keepsake train ornaments; Ford

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RUSSELL S S. WOLFE WOLFE, JR JR.

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wrenches; Bingham platform scale; dovetailed baby cradle; cast-iron toys; old musical Jolly Chimp in box; train clocks; NASCAR collectibles; milk cans; Brunerville hog trough; lots of Corvette parts; Corvette - GTO car parts; other car parts; car manuals; automotive signs including porcelain ESSO & Texaco; American gas pump globe; Pabst Bock beer sign; 10 warehouse lights; stacking bookcase; traffic light; horsehead hitching post; wooden railroad baggage cart. VEHICLES: 1967 Corvette Yellow; 1972 Chevelle S.S.; 1989 Corvette Black; 1958 Chevrolet Impala; 1971 MGB; 1979 Corvette; 1990 Corvette; 1966 Pontiac GTO; 1966 Plymouth Belvedere Convertible; 1974 Corvette Stingray Convertible; 1968 Corvette Convertible, Barn Kept Since 1983; 1928 Dodge Huckster Truck; 1987 Jaguar – XJS – V-12 Engine; Corvette Auto Parts; 1977 Malagunta Moped, only 30 miles; 1972 Motobecane Moped, 1,027 miles; 20 ft. Cabin Cruiser Boat w/Evenrude V6 Outboard; Motor On A Title Sea Lion Trailer; Ford 8N Tractor. Bob was a collector of rare old items, antiques, collectibles, trains, old toys & classic cars. NOTICE: Reason for auction, the real estate is sold and everything must go. Two auctioneers will be selling at the same time. PREVIEW: Friday, June 29 from 10 A.M.-5 P.M. Questions, call 717-269-4607. FOOD TRUCK: Dude With Dogs OWNER: Robert Cortright FOR PHOTOS VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.nelsonebersole.com, OR www.auctionzip.com CHOOSE AUCTIONEER #2407

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