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The Herr Collection Fraktur, Textiles, Lehnware, Pewter Excel In Important Two-Day Sale By Karl Pass Pook & Pook Inc., of Downingtown, Pa., held the major sale for Drs. Don and Trish Herr of Lancaster, Pa., on June 9 and 10. The Herrs were dealers and collectors of Pennsylvania German decorative arts for decades and prominent members of the antiquing
community. Don passed away at age 83 on Dec. 12, 2021. Trish is currently living in a retirement home. The couple have two daughters and a son. Both veterinarians by trade, the Herrs ran a successsful practice, Manheim Pike Veterinary Hospital. Both authored many books on various subjects in the field of
Pennsylvania German arts. Trish was a textiles scholar, and Don concentrated on metals and folk art. The couple retired from doing shows several years ago but only stopped buying recently. This was an important sale and among the most significant groupings of southeastern Pennsylvania folk art sold since the Machmer sale held 14 years ago at Pook & Pook. The Herrs bought at many highprofile sales, paying record prices for items that caught their eye. Many wondered prior to this sale how it would perform, especially the two categories of coverlets and pewter. Both did better than most expected. Some uneven results were seen with the needlework, and yes, some things sold for less Continued on page 2
An early watercolor fraktur attributed to Johann Heinrich Otto of a parrot and bird with floral designs, 8-by-6.5, framed, sold for $62,000 to Ed Hild of Olde Hope Antiques bidding by phone on behalf of a customer. Lisa Minardi underbid. At Sotheby’s 1983 sale for Fred Wichmann, it went for $6,325.
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The six-drawer Joseph Lehn seed chest brought $34,720, going to Alice and Art Booth bidding on the phone. The Herrs paid $34,220 on Oct. 31, 2020, at Conestoga Auction Co.
The small pristine blue ground Compass Artist slide-lid box realized $54,560. It sold for $54,510 on Oct. 30, 2010, at Pook & Pook’s sale for Richard and Joanne Smith. It sold to a dealer on behalf of a collector in N.J.
The Selinsgrove Chamber of Commerce will hold its 33rd annual Antiques on the Avenue Show and Sale on Sunday, July 10, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The show will be held at 204 N. Market St. in Selinsgrove, Pa., on the grassy lot beside the Selinsgrove Inn. Antiques dealers from Pennsylvania and New Jersey will be offering for sale primitives, depression and carnival glass, graniteware, stoneware, fine china, advertising signs, kitchen items, toys, coins, sporting items, books, and much more. Every effort is made for the show to be comfortable for both Continued on page 3
Lots To Love At Locati’s
Robert Indiana Silkscreen Of Iconic “LOVE” Image Sells For $5,500 Locati’s May online sale concluded on May 15 with the headline lot, a silkscreen by Robert Indiana
of the iconic “LOVE” image (from the Book of Love portfolio), achieving $5,500 against a $4,000-6,000 estimate. A generous offering of Americana was targeted by collectors and dealers, much of it paint decorated, with a good American painted chest of drawers achieving $2,100. Soon thereafter, a pair of Kangxi porcelain vases A Stickley Brothers quaint oak desk realized $1,500.
achieved $3,400. “I think the market for Americana is regaining ground,” said owner Michael Locati. “We are seeing interest from unexpected places; buyers both locally and across the United States are targeting the best examples. In many ways, I think the iconic ‘LOVE’ image has itself become a piece of modern Americana, which is something interesting to think about. The market for Asian arts continues to be strong for us as well.” Locati holds monthly A paint-decorated chest of drawers sold Continued on page 5 for $2,100.
In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 4 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 5 AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . on page 5 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . starting on page 6
FEATURE AUCTION: The Superman Patriotic Comics And Comic Art Showcase Auction - July 7 - Page 6
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than what was paid, yet, the 531-lot gross total was a rather healthy $2,615,246 (including buyers’ premium). The auction house charges a 24-percent inhouse buyers’ premium and 26-percent online buyers’ premium. Bidsquare had 2,194 registered bidders; PookLive, 333; and Invaluable 5,675. There were 160 in house, phone, or absentee bidders. The salesroom on day one, the evening of June 9, was near full. The medium age in the room was far from young, but the older generation wanted to add more to their collections, and the sale had energy. Most of the fraktur brought very high prices, as did the Lehnware and many of the wallpaper boxes. “We bought a number of items for clients,” stated Ed Hild of Olde Hope Antiques (Solebury, Pa., and New York
City). “We bought some quilts, the man in top hat cookie cutter, the Lehnware sugar bucket, a painted bench, which is perfect for a coffee table, and several wallpaper boxes, which is something we were putting together a collection of for a customer.” Olde Hope also acquired the book of watercolors and the rare Otto fraktur of a parrot with floral designs. The Otto sold for $62,000, underbid by Lisa Minardi. At Sotheby’s sale for collector Fred Wichmann in 1983, it went for $6,325. The book of watercolors inscribed, “Abraham Kauffmans Book and Hand and Pen this 28th Day of March 1816, State of Pennsylvania, Warwick Township, Lancaster County,” had several drawings such as colorful marching soldiers and one depicting Adam and Eve. It also brought $62,000. Father and son auctioneers
The Willoughby Shade (Montgomery County, Pa.) punchdecorated tin (sheet metal) coffeepot stamped “W. Shade” with elephants along the footed base sold for $16,120. Don Herr paid $36,800 on June 3, 1995, at Christie’s sale for Richard and Joanne Smith. “It sold to collector in Pennsylvania and a ‘newer’ buyer for us,” remarked Jamie Shearer of Pook & Pook.
antiquesandauctionnews.net Luke and Clarke Witman sold it for $38,000 in 2003. A rare John Drissel wooden paint-decorated slide-lid box realized $93,000. A small mint condition blue ground Compass Artist slide-lid box realized $54,560. It sold for $54,510 on Oct. 30, 2010, at Pook & Pook’s sale for Richard and Joanne Smith. A six-drawer seed chest by Joseph Lehn brought $34,720, going to Alice and Art Booth bidding on the phone. “We
have another Lehn seed chest, but this one is a smaller version,” stated Art Booth. “I thought the Lehnware as a group was very strong.” The Herrs paid $34,220 on Oct. 31, 2020, at Conestoga Auction Co. for the chest. It was ex. Eugene and Vera Charles. Another paint-decorated seed chest, a large example by John Boyer (1833-1901), went for $52,080. The Herrs paid $75,900 in 2005 at Conestoga Auction Co. A Willoughby Shade (Montgomery Co., Pa.) punchdecorated tin (sheet metal) coffeepot stamped “W. Shade” with elephants along the footed base sold for $16,120. For those interested in provenance, Don Herr bought it in 1995 at the Richard and Joanne Smith sale held by Christie’s for $36,800. Ruth Bryson underbid. The late show promoter Jim Burk bought it from John
Walton in 1973 and sold it to Sam Yeagley, who sold it to Walter Himmelreich, who sold it to Smith. At the time Herr bought it in ’95, it was an auction record for a tinned sheet metal coffeepot. Winterthur has a comparable example by Shade, also with elephants. A Benjamin Logan Sebastian (BLS) wrought-iron dough scraper with brass handle, initials and date “BLS 1860” sold for $2,356. A comparable BLS dough scraper sold for $2,596 on May 22, 2021, at Conestoga Auction Company. Sebastian was a metalsmith in Berks County just north of Womelsdorf in Host. His work is rarer than Derr. Lighting by Peter Derr did very well at the Herr sale. The David Herr fraktur sold on day one for $57,040, and the Sara Yorty hand towel sold for $16,120. The latter has to be a record for a decorated Continued on page 3
A daisy diamond amethyst glass flask attributed to the Most people call them show Stiegel Glassworks of towels. Technically, they are Manheim, Pa., sold for hand towels, even though $12,600. the decorative textile is far from what is considered a hand towel in the 21st century. The Sara Yorty decorated towel dated 1831 belongs in a class of itself and is likely the very best in existance. In 1981, at the Pennypacker’s sale for Art Feeman Jr., it sold A rare Pennsylvania German textiles lot of pockets, pin for $4,500. Feeman Sr. and Jr. cushions, pouches all surrounded by ruffles realized $4,284. were dealers in Jonestown, Lebanon County. Forty-one years later, here, it went for $16,120 to a long-time Chester County, Pa., collector bidding by phone, underbid Not a shape seen often in a by Lisa Minardi in the wallpaper box, this unusual salesroom. lidded wallpaper box inscribed, “Eli Myers Dec 5th 1881 Orrstown Franklin County Penna,” sold for $2,480. The Herrs paid $3,850 at the first Elgin sale in 2004. The carved and painted fox hunting scene by George Wolfskill (1872-1940) sold for $5,952. It brought $4,680 at the Machmer sale in 2008 at Pook & Pook and was illustrated in “Just For Nice.”
The Philadelphia silk-on-silk This rare Isacc Brubaker, This John Drissel wooden paint-decorated slide-lid box pictorial embroidery by Ann New Holland, crib coverlet reading on the lid, “Johannes Stauffer Anno 1797 John Marsh, ca. 1730, with vibrant realized $4,788. Drissel his hand,” realized $93,000. It sold to a dealer for a urn of flowers with insect and bird, all resting on a client. rolling lawn with sheep and a running dog, sold for $161,200. The frame is a custom reproduction. The Christian Beschler (Northumberland County, Pa.) fraktur sold for $7,440. Read the story for more.
The Johann Heyne, ca. 1770, Lancaster, Pa., pewter flagon, only two others known in private collections, sold for A very fine Lancaster County, Pa., silk-on-linen needlework The Lehnware lidded saffron $198,400 to a Texas museum, sampler, 22.5-by-23 inches, framed, sold for $27,280. It cup in rare purple ground underbid by a Pennsylvania A Philadelphia Queen Anne pewter teapot bearing the Love touchmark sold for $15,120. brought $4,000 in 1980 at the landmark Wetzel sale. realized $17,640. museum.
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settled in Bucks County, then the Schwaben Creek Valley of Northumberland County in the 1790s. A fraktur for Magdalena Fuchs, 1801, with unicorns, birds, tulips, all elaboratly and vividly done, sold for $32,240. Later in the sale, a fraktur by Jacob Jaekle, 1796, with similiar decoration, more elaborately filled in but poorer condition, sold for $7,440. Both sold to Lisa Minardi. The Jaekle fraktur was ex. Tom Umholtz collection and sold at his estate sale on April 7, 2018. Herr paid $39,500 and Minardi and her late husband Philip Bradley underbid. Many items in the sale came with the Herrs’ research notes, which is important. So much history is lost over time, it is necessary new owners become stewards of not only the object, but also the research information concerning it. Hopefully, they keep the document files for future owners. As for future sales on behalf of the Herrs, the children kept some things, as did Trish when she moved. As mentioned prior, Pook & Pook will sell more of the pewter in 2023. Also, Horst Auction Center in Ephrata, Pa., will have a small sale in September (date to be determined) of items from the collection to include baskets, butter prints, toleware, and Lehnware, among other things. For additional information, call Pook & Pook at 610-2694040 or visit www.pook andpook.com.
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towel. Don Herr loved John Reber carvings. A Reber (18571938) Lehigh County, Pa., carving of Dan Patch, the famous racing horse, realized $23,560. It did $25,740 at the 2008 sale for Richard and Rosemarie Machmer at Pook & Pook. An exceptional pair of blue ground with orange floralwork wallpaper wall pockets, oval form, sold for $14,880 to Olde Hope Antiques. The Herrs bought them at the Elgin sale at Conestoga Auction Co. in 2004 for $5,225. Don was one of the foremost pewter experts in the country, and part one of the collection was at the end of day two. More pewter from the Herr collection will be sold at Pook & Pook between two sales in 2023. The keystone of the group was the Johann Heyne ca. 1770 flagon from Lancaster, Pa. It sold for $198,400. Two rare examples of fraktur by Christian Beschler, “Sussel-Unicorn artist,” were sold. Only about ten are known. Both Dr. Don Yoder and Dr. Don Herr identified this individual as Beschler, and Herr published the findings in the Spring 2009 issue of “Antiques and Fine Art.” A recent discovery of a “SusselUnicorn” taufscheine reading “gemacht von CB” (made by CB) helped reveal the anonymous identity of the artist to be schoolmaster Christian Beschler of Upper Mahanoy Township, Northumberland County, Pa. Beschler emigrated from Germany in 1764, first
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07/09/22, STORMVILLE, SAT., 8AM-4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 428 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY 08/15-21/22, BOUCKVILLE, MON.-SUN., 8AM-5PM, Madison-Bouckville Antique Week, Route 20, Bouckville, NY
08/13/22, LANCASTER, SAT. 9AM-1PM, 61st Lancaster Hunting & Fishing Show & Sale, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center
PENNSYLVANIA
08/20/22, LANCASTER, SAT. 9AM-5PM, 29th Annual Postcard Expo, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center
07/23-24/22, MARIETTA, SAT. 10-5 & SUN. 10-4, 45th Vintage & Collectible Glass Show & Sale, 548 S. Marietta Pkwy., Cobb County Civic Center
07/02-03/22, REINHOLDS, SAT.SUN., 7AM-4PM, Jr. Dealers, Sports Memorabilia, Gaming Collec. & Action Figs.; Yard Sales, 607 Willow St., Adamstown/ Reinholds, PA
08/11-14/22, ATLANTA, THURS.-SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.
07/02/22, EAGLES MERE, SAT. 9AM-4PM, 47th Annual Antiques Market, 288 Eagles Mere Ave., Eagles Mere Historic Village
MASSACHUSETTS
07/09-10/22, HONESDALE, SAT. 10-5 & SUN. 10-4, 58th Annual Wayne County Arts & Antiques Show & Sale, 482 Grove St., Wayne Highlands Middle School
07/07-11/22, PALMER, THURS.MON., Marier's 43rd Antique Flea Market, 1628 Park St., Palmer, MA 07/12-17/22, BRIMFIELD, TUES.-SUN., Brimfield Antique & Collectibles Show & Flea Market, Along Route 20, Brimfield, MA
07/08/22, HARRISBURG, FRI. AT 4PM (PREVIEW), 5PM (BBQ), 6PM-AUCTION, Fire Memorabilia Auction & BBQ Dinner., PA National Fire Museum, 1820 N. 4th St., The Eastmere Fireman, Brian Enterline Auctioneer
Locati online-only sales through LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, and Bidsquare. Bidders are encouraged to visit the company’s Pineville, Pa., facility for preview. Additionally, Locati hosts free appraisal
07/09/22, EPHRATA, SAT. AT 9AM, Antqs., collec., toys, model trains, dolls, hh goods, tools, dune buggy on a '61 VW Chassis, box lots, wdnware / copper/ brass, RR memor., vtg. poker chip sets, Walt Disney collec., Christmas/ seasonal decor, Shirley Temple glassware, pottery, vtg./ costume jewelry, linens/ textiles, artwork, lg. collec. action figures, sports card/ memor.,, Horst Auction Ctr., 50 Durlach Rd., Horst Auctioneers
DELAWARE
08/07/22, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN. 9AM-5PM, Historic Viking Village Antique & Collectible Show, 19th & Bayview Ave., Historic Viking Village
NEW JERSEY
07/09-10/22, REINHOLDS, SAT. & SUN., 7AM-4PM, Christmas, Holiday, China & Glassware + Yard Sale Section, 607 Willow St., Adamstown/ Reinholds, PA
01/06/22 TO 12/18/22, COLUMBUS, THURS.-SUN., Indoor/Outdoor Flea Market, Rt. 206 South, Delaware Valley, Columbus, NJ
07/10/22, SELINSGROVE, SUN. 9AM-3PM, 33rd Annual Antique Show, 204 N. Market St., Selinsgrove, PA - next to Selinsgrove Inn
Printer’s Progress By James Fritz
In 18th-century Philadelphia, Christopher Sauer was known for his publication of the Bible in German, which he printed in 1743. Sauer had also printed the first German newspaper in 1739 for an eager German speaking/reading audience. The first English Bible was printed in America by Robert Aitken in 1782. Christopher died in 1758, and the sons, Sauer II and III, were actively engaged in a conspiracy with York County militia colonel William Rankin, who supported the British during the American Revolution. This cabal with Rankin, a former Quaker from Newberry Township, and Sauer in the year 1778 involved funneled information to British General Sir Henry Clinton in New York and the high command in Philadelphia. The loyalist threat was a reality in spite of Two Chinese Kangxi period porcelain vases sold for $3,400. the prevailing belief that the Revolution was a popular groundswell event. Many Pennsylvania Germans labored long and hard for generations to achieve status as British subjects and obtain clear title to their lands. The German printer Johannes Gutenberg revolutionized the dissemination of information to the average person in 1450. From this invention came books and broadsides for public distribution. By the time of Martin Luther (1483-1546) and Desiderius Erasmus (14661536), thousands of books were printed and distributed in Germany. Books in English were printed about 1475, and by the early part of the 16th century printing presses Robert Indiana’s silkscreen (American, 1928 - 2018) “LOVE” made their way throughout Europe. Indeed, the printing sold for $5,500.
was apprenticed to his brother, James Franklin, in his youth and later worked under Bradford. Then entries in the records dated 1696 in the minutes of the Friends meeting in Philadelphia state that Daniel Pastorious, of Germantown, will operate a press. The ever-increasing German population would be able to read the first German newspapers and other notices posted in handbills and broadsides. According to “The History of York County, published in 1834, authored by Carter and Glossbrenner, the first printing press west of the Susquehanna extant arrived in York in 1777, where the Continental Congress had relocated due to the British invasion of Philadelphia. The press was operated by Hall and Sellers. Then, in the spring of 1796, Solomon Meyer began publishing the first German language newspaper, Die York Gazette.
press hastened the Protestant Reformation and the Peasants War. One has to bear in mind that only a very few people were literate at the time of Luther, so the struggle was a matter of whose theological views would prevail with Charles V. Earlier in New England, John Winthrop, governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, authorized the operation of a printing press as early as 1638, ostensibly for the printing of religious materials. Printing in Pennsylvania began with Philadelphia Friends under the guidance of William Penn, who received a proprietary charter for Pennsylvania from King Charles II in 1681. William Bradford, the first printer to receive a warrant to operate a printing press in 1685, soon found himself in trouble for printing articles critical of the Quakers. When Bradford left to print in New York, he left his DELAWARE journeyman apprentice Reinier Jansen in charge, along with the press. Jansen was believed to be a Hollander. Jansen and Auction Every Bradford shared the profits Tues. & Fri. - 12:30 P.M. from this enterprise in Flea Market Every Philadelphia and New York. Tues., Fri. & Sat. 7:30 A.M. Franklin had gotten his start 550 S. New Street, in the printing business Dover, DE 19901 under the employ of Bradford. Later, Franklin’s (302) 734-3441 indolence would let him critiEstates Welcome - Over 150 Flea Market Vendors, cize his former employer Indoors & Outdoors Bradford. Benjamin Franklin
VIRGINIA 07/30-31/22, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9AM-6PM & SUN. 11AM-5PM, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center
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07/01/22, NICHOLSON, FRI. AT 3PM, J.P. Coates spool cabinet, antq. high beds, marble washstands, lg. cupboard reg. w/Susq. Hist. Soc., rolltop/ dropleaf desks, Morris trunks, prim. white cupboards, glass front secretary w/rolltop, Blue Willow dishes, cobalt glassware, adv. tins, old scales/ grinders, sterling silver, crocks, old lic. plates, postcards, comic bks, fish. tackle, more!, 906 Route 11, John Regan Auctioneer
07/06/22, EPHRATA, WED. AT 6PM, Vintage Sports Cards, oneowner lifetime collec. 850+ lots,1950's-Present. Rookie Football: Jim Brown, Terry Bradshaw, Walter Payton, Gale Sayers, John Unitas, Tom Brady, Thurman Munson. Rookie Baseball: Nolan Ryan, Tom Seaver, Don Larsen, Lou Brock & more. Rookie Basketball: Kobe Bryant, Lew Alcindor, Julius Erving & more., Online Only: Gehmanauctions.hibid.com, Gehman Auctions
07/09/22, DOYLESTOWN, SAT. AT 9AM, 120 lots Breininger pottery, Foltz pottery, 1915 2 1/2 dollar gold coin mounted in loop, jewelry, 14K gold, sterling, Steiff/ other bears & animals, glass slippers/ candy containers, shaving mugs, Tonka #880 truck, 5-pc. Henkel Harris cherry BR set, drop leaf/ farm tables, cedar chest, Baker's rack, Mehlin & Sons upright piano & more!, 4386 Old Easton Rd., Gary Fluck Auctions
CONNECTICUT 08/20/22, HARTFORD, SAT. 9AM-4PM, 82nd PAPERMANIA + Antq. Paper Show, Advertising & Photography, 1 Civic Center Plaza, XL Center
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07/01/22, EAST EARL, FRI. AT 9AM, Car & Car Parts at 9am; Cast-Iron & Blacksmith Auction at Noon. 2014 Harley Davidson CVO, 1957 Ford Tbird soft top only convert., 1956 Ford Fairlane Sunliner convert., 1976 Plymouth Volare, '76-'80 Plymouth Volare parts, much more. Approx. 100 lots cast iron, approx. 250 lots country primitives, wdn. work bench, antq. tools, coffee grinders, etc., Live & Online: 1141 Wea Wit St.; paauctioncenter.com, PA Auction Center
07/04/22, DILLSBURG, MON. AT 9AM, Antiques, antq. printing press w/letters, ephemera, Williams Grove postcards/ adv., older sportsmen mags., Civil War era relics, tobacco tins/ adv., quilts, coverlet, printed feed sacks, trains, ceramics, coins, mod. furniture, primitives, oil lamps/ lanterns, crocks, old wrought iron fence & gates, early settee, tools & much more!, 185 Logan Rd., Rte. 15, Hardy's Auction Service
07/09/22, BARTO, SAT. AT 9AM, Primitive Lovers Auction. Blanket chests, benches, clocks, blue dec. stoneware, crocks, jugs, colorful enamelware, Gone With The Wind lamps, mirrors, molds, coffee mills, hosiers, cutting boards, stools rolling pins, baskets, tables, salt glaze, etc., Jake's Treasure Barn at Jake's Flea Mkt., 1380 Rte. 100, Gibson's Auction & Antiques
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PENNSYLVANIA 06/30/22, KINZERS, THURS. AT 4PM, Comic books, Marvel, DC & 100's of Comico Collec. incl. rare Primer #2 Comic CVCS graded 7.0 & other Primers, Kaw figures, sev. "Mage, The Hero Discovered" in slip case, many more!, Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd.; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International
07/02/22, ORWIGSBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Firearms, Browning Auto 5 Light Twelve 12ga shotgun, Winchester Mod 77 .22 rifle & more, furniture, Amish-made kingsz. oak BR set, antq. hall mirror, patio sets/wicker, sec. desks, antqs./vtg., MCM hanging records incl. Beatles, comic books, jewelry, coins, sports/collec. cards, toys, Lionel train sets, Star Wars, mus. instru., much more!, 1506 Centre Turnpike, Blum's / Auction Time Bid Board
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MARYLAND 07/06/22, QUANTICO, ENDS WED. STARTING AT 5PM, High end furniture incl. Potthast Bros., lg. selec. art glass & Waterford crystal, qty. of EAPG lamps, artwork, rugs, sterling silver, glassware, collectables, appliances & more!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com, A&M Auctioneers & Appraisers
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A Superman Auction For The Superfan Takes Flight July 7 Collection Spans Eight Decades Of Superman Merchandising Milt Rosenberg was many things, a mathematician, says his son Adam, and an options trader and a world-class bridge player. He was also one of the world’s foremost collectors of Superman keepsakes, among them hundreds of items adorned with images of the Man of Steel rarely seen since they were first available beginning some eight decades ago. Among Rosenberg’s assemblage are things only dreamed about by collectors for whom they remain holy grails thought lost to history, including posters and lobby cards and toys that now serve as works of art, items once meant to be worn now more likely to be displayed and, yes, comic books, too. Rosenberg owned a stunning Supermen of America Action Comics prize ring, one of nine known to survive the journey from 1940 to today, and the only known complimentary copy of Superman No. 18 from 1942, complete with the Superman pinback button still affixed to
the front cover. He also owned a coveted original Supermen of America Leader patch from the late 1930s and early ’40s, which bestowed “strength, courage, justice” to each member of the fan club that was once filled with young readers. “Superman was his favorite the whole way,” says Adam Rosenberg of his father and his breathtaking collection, a portion of which makes its debut at Heritage Auctions on Thursday, July 7, as The Superman Patriotic Comics and Comic Art Showcase Auction. More than 250 items from Rosenberg’s estate will be available, many of them in them in excellent condition, even old bread wrappers and cereal displays, each loved by a man for whom collecting was less a hobby than a way of life. “My dad often said that if you met a kid who was into collecting, you could count on the fact that the kid would go far,” stated Adam. “He never really elaborated on the point to me, but understood what he meant, to be a collector means you have the capacity to care for something fragile and rare, perhaps something that others see no value in. It means you have a reverence for the past, and a keen eye toward the future. To collect means to organize, cataA rare Supermen of America log, and study. And it means you Action Comics prize ring have a passion that is not so (1940) is one of nine known easily understood,” continued Adam. to survive.
LIVE ONLY AUCTION
JAKES TREASURE BARN AT JAKES FLEA MARKET 1380 ROUTE 100, BARTO, PA 19504
SATURDAY, JULY 9 • 9:00 A.M.
JAMES L. GIBSON SR., AUCTIONEER AU-001269-L jameslgibsonsr@gmail.com 484-357-6115
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DOORS OPEN AT 7:00 A.M. PREVIEW FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. PRIMITIVE LOVERS AUCTION ANTIQUES COULD INCLUDE - Blanket chests, benches, clocks, blue decorated stoneware, crocks, jugs, assorted enamelware in many colors, Gone with the Wind lamps, mirrors, molds, coffee mills, hosiers, cutting boards, stools, rolling pins, hanging cupboards, corner cupboards. Dinnerware, salt glaze, baskets, tables and much more. This is a continuation of several auctions for the Estate of James R. Johannes, Marquis Antiques. He was a vendor at many antique shows including Brimfield, MadisonBouckville, Nashville, VA. and PA. Auctioneer’s Note – This is a generic listing of items in Jim’s inventory. Not every item may appear in every sale. Please check AUCTIONZIP WEEK OF SALE FOR UPDATED INFO. This could easily be an online, cataloged auction but Jim was old school and this is what he wanted. Come and enjoy an “old time” live only auction, no internet bidding. Everything sold regardless of price. Terms & Cond. – 10% Buyer’s Premium for cash, 13% for cards. All cards excepted. No sales tax. Absentee and phone bidding available.
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ANTIQUE JULY 4TH AUCTION – ANTIQUES FURNITURE – COLLECTIBLES – TRAINS – COINS
MONDAY, JULY 4, 2022 9:00 a.m.
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cases and lunchboxes. His assemblage includes even loose pages of a comic book. Here is something seldom seen: four pages removed from the Aug. 5, 1939, issue of Triumph magazine, the first time Superman took flight on the front of and inside a British publication. “I hope that whenever these keepsakes change hands again, maybe 50 years from now, perhaps longer, they will be as cherished as they were to my father,” ended Adam. “I know my dad would want that too.” To learn more, visit www.HA.com.
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VARIETY SALE ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, MODEL TRAINS, DOLLS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS, DUNE BUGGY
SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2022 AT 9:00 A.M. DUNE BUGGY AT 12 NOON (INSIDE)
This is the only known complimentary copy of Superman No. 18 from 1942 that is complete with the Superman pinback button still affixed to the front cover.
Preview Times - Friday, July 8 from 2:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M and Saturday, July 9 from 7:00 A.M. *The following is just a very general list of items to be sold. Photos representing the entire auction will be posted on our website www.horstauction.com on Friday, July 8. Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., EPHRATA, PA 17522 (The corner of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd., approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata) ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES; COPPER & BRASS; WOODENWARE; RAILROAD MEMORABILIA; COLLECTION OF VINTAGE POKER CHIP SETS; WALT DISNEY COLLECTIBLES; CHRISTMAS & SEASONAL DECORATIONS; CHINA & GLASSWARE; SHIRLEY TEMPLE GLASSWARE; POTTERY; VINTAGE & COSTUME JEWELRY; LINENS & TEXTILES; ARTWORK & PRINTS; BOOKS & PAPER; TOYS; LG. COLLECTION OF ACTION FIGURES; HESS & WINROSS TRUCKS; LG. SELECTION LIONEL TRAIN SETS, ENGINES, ROLLING STOCK, TRANSFORMERS, TRACK & ACCESSORIES; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; HOUSEHOLD GOODS; TOOLS; DUNE BUGGY ON A 1961 VW CHASSIS; BOX LOTS & MANY OTHER ITEMS TO BE SOLD! Accepted Payments - Cash or PA check. Visa, MasterCard & Debit Card with 3% fee. No out-of-state checks without prior approval. R085627
ANTIQUE AUCTION - 2 DAY SALE Friday, July 1 • 3:00pm & Saturday, July 2 • 11:00am 906 Route 11, NICHOLSON, PA 18446 J.P. Coates spool cabinet; antique high beds; marble washstands; large cupboard registered w/Susq. J. Historical Society; roll-top desks; drop leaf, drop-front desk; farm tables; oak dressers; primitive utility cabinets; Histo b oakk high bo boys; primitive white cupboards; old harness cupboards; 1700’s dry sink; secretary w/bow front curio; marble-top sideboard; cabinets from Lackawanna Train Station; Morris trunks; glass-front secretary w/roll top; Blue Willow dishes; cobalt glassware advertising tins; fishing tackle; old scales and grinders; sterling silver; letter sorter from post office; old meat glassware; slicer; book ends; plantation desk; salt and pepper collection; collection of bells; enamel ware; Fiesta ware; musical instruments; Hummels; ruby glass; copper ware; clocks; old toys; primitive tools; milk bottle collection; old advertising pieces; old crocks; H license plates; hat racks; brass lamps; assort. of flower and feed bags; pine boxes; old telephones; Vaseline glass; Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars; large postcards; comic books; photos from the Free Methodist Church Camp in Dallas, PA, Whee large ge aassortment of small collectables; costume jewelry; Depression glass; corner curio cabinet; jelly cupboards; dough from NYC; wooden bowls; rocking chairs; hall dishes; McCoy pottery; butter churns; Coke memorial;; old cooks box ox ffro books; old bibles; large assortment of old linens; mantel clocks; cane-bottom highchair; bread books g d mixer and kneader (Eclipsi); thimbles; marbles; paper dolls; plus much than can n ever be b listed. Auctioneers Note: Please join us for a one-of-a-kind A antique auction featuring over 75 years of collecting. Expect all items to be in good original condition. The T collection is amazing. This is the one auction not to miss at this former premier retail location.
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Restaurant & AUCTION DOORS open at 8:00 a.m. ANTIQUES: Old Wrought Iron Fence & gates; Early Settee; Ornate Oak Sideboard; Oak Sleigh bed; Parlor Suite; 1940’s Ornate Bedroom Suit; Oak Dressers; Oak Square China Closet; Ornate waterfall dining room suite; Oak Roll Top Desk; Oak Tall cupboard; Oak Corner cupboard; much more. MODERN FURNITURE: Cherry Bedroom Suite; French Provincial King size bedroom suite; Stands; Tables; Leather chairs; Rockers; much more. PRIMITIVES: crocks; oil lamps; lanterns; Civil War era relics; Copper Kettle; scale; decoys; tobacco tins/advertising; vintage kitchen items; type tray; granite ware; bed warmer; Wagner Skillet; weather vane; Whirley gig. TEXTILES: Quilts; coverlet; Printed feed sacks. TRAINS: Lionel; American Flyer; Approx. 16 engines; many train cars. GLASS: Pyrex (approx. 30 pieces) American Fostoria (Punch Bowl; plates; bowls, etc.) Art glass; Carnival; pressed; cut; cranberry. CERAMICS: Fiesta; Hall Autumn Leaf; Royal; DOULTON: Figurines & Toby mugs; Hummels; Ironstone; Capodimonte figurines. EPHEMERA: Maxfield Parrish prints; Illustrated books; postcards; older sportsmen magazines; WWII Books; Williams Grove postcards & advertising; old photos. MISC: Reverse painted lamp; beaded purses; Bakelite Radio; John Deere lawn sprinkler; Winchester & Remington advertising. COINS: $10 gold piece; MORGAN DOLLARS. TOOLS: Very nice selection of new & used hand tools; 2 2pc tool chests & much more. SPECIAL UNIQUE ITEM: Antique Printing Press w/letters, etc.. NOTE: Only a partial listing, Nice clean auction plus much more still unpacking. Furniture after smalls approximately around NOON. Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates. Contact Doug & Vickie Hardy Auctioneers for on-site sales. Terms: Cash or good PA Check.
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known Superman of America Member rings, this one in very good condition; a brass Superman “Crusader” ring offered by Kellogg’s Pep cereal, which sponsored The Adventures of Superman in the mid-1950s; and 1941’s Superman Secret Chamber Initial Ring originally offered in conjunction with the Defense Club Milk Program. No item was too small, too dispensable for Rosenberg; anything with Superman or his logo caught his eye and captured his heart, from the crude action figures to miniature film projectors to pencil
Lalique - Lladro - Jewelry - Swarovski Kaleidoscopes - More! THURSDAY, JULY 7 AT 10 A.M.
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Located at 185 Logan Rd., (Rt. 15), DILLSBURG,
“Perhaps the most unusual item was Daisy Manufacturing’s Official Superman KryptoRaygun, a toy pistol loaded with film strip images that could be ‘shot’ onto a nearby wall,” followed up Adam. Milt Rosenberg had one of those, too. Because of course he did. What others treated as ephemera, he revered as treasures. They’re stunning totems that pay homage to Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster’s creation, crisp and gleaming remnants from a time when art and commerce comfortably co-existed. Look no further than the jewelry here, among them one of only 19
Lalique (28 pcs); Bacharach, Waterford, Orrefors & other crystal; Swarovski(100+ pcs); Lladro (100+pcs); Hummel (60pcs); Ron Lee sculptures, Royal Doulton figures & mugs, vintage German pigs & piano Babies; Minton, Worcester, Rosenthal, Doulton, Lenox & other china sets & settings; collector plates; 2 leaded glass domes, 2 chess sets. 100+ Unique & Artisan made Kaleidoscopes; 90+ vintage new, old stock Swatch Watches, quantity of costume, silver & jade Jewelry, pocket watches, African & other masks; Dansk, Georg Jenson & other silver plate & stainless flatware, Doug West & other graphics. More! Terms: Payment through Stripe, PayPal, Live payments or In Person. 22% Buyer’s Premium. Inspection: Is Encouraged By Appointment Only! Call to Schedule. 215-425-7030.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
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But, of course, one can understand what Milt saw in these items, which he gathered out of love for the character and their connection to a childhood spent devouring Superman stories. Myriad offerings in this auction date to 1939 and 1940, when DC Comics’ Robert Maxwell licensed the Son of Krypton’s name and image to manufacturers who began putting Superman on anything and everything from “puzzles, paint sets, paper dolls, games, greeting cards, coloring books, candy,” as Les Daniels wrote in “Superman: A Complete History.”
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Antique, Vintage and Collectible Toys At The Emporium From the day they are born, most children are showered with toys from family and friends. The crib has a mobile, and many first stuffed animals are either a bear or bunny. The Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium will highlight toys in June and July’s special sales showcase by the front door. Toys have been around for thousands of years. Most children have been said to play with whatever they could find, such as sticks and rocks or the box the actual toy came in. Roman children played with stone and clay marbles. Toys
and games have been retrieved from the sites of ancient civilizations and have been mentioned in ancient literature. Toys excavated from the Indus Valley Civilization (3010–1500 BCE) include small carts, whistles shaped like birds, and toy monkeys that could slide down a string. Thousands of years ago, Egyptian children played with dolls that had wigs and movable limbs which were made from stone, pottery, and wood. Collectors often collect toys that remind them of their own childhood. The toys of today are associated with technology, as the past 20 to
30 years, “Star Wars” toys have For those who wish to step become highly collectible. back in time to days of childMost of the toys in the shop’s hood, visit the Emporium and showcase are from the 1930s check out the toys of the past. to collectibles of today. In July, Happy antiquing! the Emporium dealers will change out the case and highlight different toys. The Emporium now offers complimentary snacks to enhance the shopping experience. The multi-dealer shop is open six days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed on Monday) and has extended hours until 7 p.m. on Thursday and Friday. The Emporium is located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J. To learn more, call 609747-8333.
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POTTERY, ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, FURNITURE 4386 OLD EASTON RD., DOYLESTOWN, BUCKS CO., PA 18902
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120 lots of Breininger Pottery: 150 eggs, woodpecker, rabbits, dogs, roosters, plates, pitchers, mugs; 20+ pcs. Royal Doulton figurines, Bunnykins, Foltz pottery, 1915 2½ dollar gold coin mounted in loop. Jewelry: 14K Gold, Sterling & costume. Sterling top S&P, Steiff & other bears & animals, brown swirl agate pitcher, gray agate measure, Esso gas mugs & plate set, Turks head mold, Bucks Co Bicentennial 1882 cup & saucer, glass slippers & candy containers, blown cruets, Flow Blue, shaving mugs, Tonka #880 truck, 2 Smith Miller trucks, Plasticville, children’s books, puzzles, box lots, books, 3D dog pictures, 5 pc. Henkel Harris Cherry bedroom set, drop leaf & farm tables, cedar chest, Bakers rack, Mehlin & Sons upright piano, much more. 2 Auctioneers selling, bring your chair. Note: Jewelry & coin off site until day of Auction.
LIFETIME COLLECTOR ESTATE DOWNSIZING
DILLSBURG, PA
ONLINE NOW FOR BIDDING Closing Tues., July 19th starting at 6:30 PM They just keep getting better... this is our fourth (and probably final) auction of this incredible collection that spanned 50+ years... 400+ lots! Victorian Era: Sofa and Matching Chairs; Marble Top Tables; Hall Tree, Onyx Stands; Brass & Marble Etagere; Glass / China: Francesware; EAPG Colored; Satin; Brides Baskets; Pickle Castors; Childs Sets; Chocolate Sets; Lamps: (10) Red Satin; Madame; Piano; Gone With the Wind; Slag Glass; Banquet; Oil & Miniatures; Oak Furniture: (6) Bowfront Curio Cabinets, Side x Side Secretary Desk, Library Tables, Claw Foot Table, Rocker, Sideboard and Washstand; Furnishings and Collectibles: Walnut Drop Leaf Tables; Wool Rus; Cast Iron Door Stops; Ice Cream Scoops; Brass Kettles; Children’s: Furniture & Doll Furniture... MORE! Shipping available. Inspection Mon., July 18th from 2PM to 6PM. Pick up by appointment only. Fri., July 22nd from 9AM to 5PM. Not comfortable bidding online? Not a problem! Call Jennings Auction at 717268-0020 to place absentee bids for you.
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from 1900-1999, Life, Time, SEP, Liberty, Colliers, Newsweek, Literary Digest, Look, Leslies. Fran DiBacco, Vintage Magazine Nostalgia Center, 1460 Grandview Ave., Ste. 3-A, Paulsboro, NJ 08066. #856-848-8040
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Shupp’s Grove Antique Market Adamstown, PA
45 TH V INTAGE AND C OLLECTIBLE GLASS SHOW & SALE 2022
Beautiful Outdoor Antiques & Collectibles Market (May thru September) Sat. & Sun. 7am-4pm
Cobb County Civic Center
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Children (under age 16) admitted FREE! Early Shopping Saturday: (Enter at 9am) Admission $15.00
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43rd Year
726 North Hanover Street,
CARLISLE, PA
17013
Over 80 Quality Dealers • Two Floors • Air-Conditioned Building Closed New Year’s Day • Easter • July 4 • Thanksgiving • Christmas
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Easy access from Route 81, Exit 52 - Go south 3½ miles on Route 11 or take the PA Turnpike to mile marker 226 - Go south 2½ miles on the right.
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SEP 8 - 11
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10am-2pm Live Band 10am-1pm Open Mic Contest 1-2pm 1st Place - $100 2nd Place $50
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DEC 17 - 18
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July 7th-11th Sept. 1st-5th Sat., July 9 Live Music
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Atlanta Expo Centers Atlanta, GA
2022 SHOW DATES
• Rose’s & Ross’s food truck serving home cooked meals! • Handicap Access Restroom • $2 Parking and always FREE Admission
4pm Preview @ 3pm No Buyers/Sellers Premium 1628 Park St. Palmer, MA (On Route 20) Spaces: Rose (401) 714-3153 On Site: (603) 475-4351 rose.gagnon@yahoo.com
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and only 10 minutes from the Brimfield Fields!