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RSL To Auction William And Elaine Werbell’s Antique Toys And Banks On July 11 And 12 he prestigious William and Elaine Werbell antique toy and bank collection will step into the auction spotlight on Saturday and Sunday, July 11 and 12. Located in Whitehouse Station, N.J., halfway between Manhattan and Philadelphia, RSL Auction Company will offer the collection of pristine wind-up toys and mechanical and still banks at a live gallery auction. All additional forms of bidding will be available, including absentee, phone or live via the Internet through LiveAuctioneers. “This is an old and very fine collection that was started in 1955,” said RSL partner Leon Weiss. “Very few people have ever seen the collection, which was displayed very discreetly in the Werbells’ New York

This “Magic Man” cast-iron mechanical bank is the only known example.

City residence. Bill Werbell attended a lot of shows but seldom invited people to his home. We know of one collector who has known Bill for 30 years, and even he never saw the collection. It’s as fresh to the market as a collection could possibly be.” Those who were privileged to view the Werbell collection in situ would have found the toys and banks arranged in handsome cabinets equipped with blinds that could be drawn to repel sunlight. “Because Bill and Elaine were so careful about the way they stored their collection, the pieces have remained vibrant and beautiful over the years,” said Weiss. The Werbell collection comprises at least 50 percent of RSL’s July 11 and 12 sale, which features 550 lots in the Saturday session and 725 lots in the Sunday session. There will be 600 lots of still banks and 150 mechanical banks from which to choose over the two-day period, as well as hundreds of superiorquality German and American toys. The bumper crop of top-notch still banks is given an additional

Pictured (left to right) is an extremely rare “Indiana Paddle Wheeler,” “Boy and Bulldog,” and “Safety Locomotive” bank, all in near-mint condition.

boost by the inclusion of a famous single-owner collection from Europe. Topping the “still” highlights is a large-version “Old South Church” that is all but unknown to collectors. Only the fourth one to be discovered by the collecting community, it is expected to make $25,000-$30,000 on auction day. A mint-condition “House with Bay Window” in the very rare medium size is estimated at $6,000-$8,000, as is a “Tammany Tiger” still bank, only the fifth one ever to have surfaced. A “Peters Weatherbird” bank in excellentplus condition and a St. Louis World’s Fair “Globe on Hand” still bank, one of two or three known, carry individual pre-sale estimates of $4,000-$6,000. Also, the only known original pattern for a “Palace” still bank is entered with a $9,000-$12,000 estimate and is in good company alongside such enviable rarities as an “Old Volunteer F.D. Fire Plug” bank and baseball-themed “Mascot” bank. An appealing selection of some 100 German spelter banks, a category for which RSL has developed a strong and loyal following over the past decade, is led by the only known example of a “Dinner for My Kitten” bank, near mint and estimated at $8,000-$10,000. Other important spelter still banks include a pristine “Boy with Cane,” the first one RSL’s partners have ever seen, estimate $3,000-$5,000, and a “Snowflake” bank, $4,000$6,000. Opportunities don’t come along very often to acquire mechanical banks of the condition seen in RSL’s July 11 and 12 auction lineup. One of the very few “Picture Gallery” banks known to exist, this one in pristine condition, is estimated at $45,000-$55,000, while a “Germania Exchange” in excellent condition could command $30,000-$40,000. A coveted greendress version of a “Mammy bank” in near mint condition and possibly the finest of all known examples is

cataloged with a $25,000-$30,000 estimate. The near-mint “Boy and Bulldog” mechanical bank estimated at $7,000-$9,000 was described by Weiss as having the best paint he has ever seen. “It’s a rare

variation,” he said. “Usually this bank is japanned overall, but this one is painted black and has a distinctive copper-plated dog figure.” Other prized mechanicals (Continued on page 2)

Here are some of the nearly 100 Marx and Strauss toys that will cross the auction block.

These are early handpainted German toys.

These five spelter banks are from a 100-piece selection to be auctioned. Among the many near-mint mechanical banks to be auctioned will be (left to right) “Boy on Trapeze,” “Acrobats,” and “Punch and Judy” with large-size lettering.

Across the board, condition is king in RSL’s July 11 and 12 auction featuring the William and Elaine Werbell antique toy and bank collection plus select additional properties.

This “Cat and Mouse” bank has outstanding paint.

Vibrant and colorful German lithographed-tin toys will be offered.

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Selinsgrove Chamber Expanding Its 26th Annual Antiques Show The Selinsgrove Chamber of Commerce will hold its 26th annual outdoor antique show, Antiques on the Avenue, on Sunday, July 12, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on University Avenue between Broad and West Pine streets in Selinsgrove, Pa. New to the show for this year will be displays from the Northumberland County Historical Society, The Joseph Priestley House and The Packwood House Museum. The Mifflinburg Buggy Museum will bring a full-size buggy for display and photo-ops. Keith Foote

of Cooper’s Battery B First Pennsylvania Artillery Civil War reenactors will also participate. Sunbury Press authors John L. Moore, J. R. Lindermuth, Guy Graybill and Melanie Simms will be there to display and talk about their various local history publications. Also new this year will be an appraisal event similiar to “Antiques Roadshow.” An appraiser from Cordier Auctions and Appraisals will be on hand to appraise items for attendees. Tickets for the appraisal will be $5 per item or $10 for three items. Tickets

will go on sale at 9 a.m., and appraisals will be conducted from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Chamber will host a food stand, with proceeds benefitting the chamber’s Scholarship Fund. A Chamber-sponsored scholarship is given each year to a senior from Selinsgrove Area High School. “We hope that the new additions to Antiques on the Avenue will pique the interest of local history buffs and even more collectors. We have a few spaces remaining for interested dealers and always welcome new vendors,” said Helen Walter, co-chair of the event. For more information, email Helen Walter at hrwalter@ptd.net or Jane Hawn at hawnsel@aol.com.

World’s Earliest-Known Cello On Summer Loan To Metropolitan Museum The Andrea Amati “King” cello, one of the world’s most renowned musical instruments and the earliest surviving bass instrument of the violin family, is on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Built in the mid-16th century by Andrea Amati (ca. 150577), the founding master of the great violin-making tradition in Cremona, Italy, it is on special loan to the Met from the National Music Museum in Vermillion, S.D. The “King” cello’s name refers to its royal commissioning. One of a set of 38 stringed instruments made for the Valois court, it is painted and gilded with the royal emblems and mottos of King Charles IX of France (d.

Antique Toys And Banks (Continued from page 1)

include an exquisite “Cat and Mouse,” the only known “Magic Man” bank, and nearmint examples of a “Boy on Trapeze,” “Punch and Judy” (with large-size lettering), and “Acrobats” bank. Two American classics The planning committee for Antiques on the Avenue 2015: (seated, from left) Sue Gilbert, Helen Walter, (standing) Joyce within the cast-iron toy section of the sale are a Hendricks, Jane Hawn, and (not pictured) Pamela White. “Carpenter Burning Building” in pristine condition, estimate $30,000$40,000, and a rare variation of an “Ives Firehouse,” estimate $6,000-$8,000. “It’s ™ only the second one we’ve ever seen that has a hose reel coming out of it,” said Weiss. Approximately 70 Marx and Strauss tin wind-up toys P.O. Box 500, Mount Joy, PA 17552 800-800-1833 717-653-1833 717-653-6165 fax e-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com Editor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 e-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net Advertising Sales John Barilla, Ext. 2536 Circulation - Linda Deshler, Ext. 2541 Classifieds 1-800-428-4211 Fax 717-492-2566

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will be auctioned, as will 75 German and French tin toys by such revered manufacturers as Lehmann, Martin and George Levy. A special highlight is the selection of 15 handpainted Gunthermanns, always a favorite with collectors of early European toys. The auction sessions will begin at 10 a.m. (Eastern Time), both on Saturday, July 11, and Sunday, July 12. The preview will be held on Thursday, July 9, and Friday, July 10, as well as on auction days from 8 a.m. till start time. Complimentary food and beverages will be provided, and a cocktail party will be hosted by RSL at an

1574), son of Catherine de’ Medici. Gilded letters spell the word “PIETATE” (“piety”) on the bass side and “IVSTICIA” (“justice”) on the treble side of the instrument. The letter “K” in the center rib signifies “Karolus,” or Charles IX.

At the Metropolitan Museum, the cello is the centerpiece of an installation that honors the innovative craftsmanship of Andrea Amati, his sons, and his grandsons, who directly influenced the work of Antonio Stradivari and other renowned makers of stringed instruments. On view with the “King” cello are two additional instruments by Andrea Amati: an early viola on loan from the Sau-Wing Lam collection and a violin from ca. 1560 from the Met’s collection. The gallery also features instruments created by Amati’s sons and grandsons, members of the Guarneri family, and Antonio Stradivari. For more information, visit www.metmuseum.org.

Italian restaurant following the Saturday session. Catalogs are $50 postpaid ($60 international) and will be available starting in mid June. View the fully illustrated catalog online at www.rslauctions.com or www.LiveAuctioneers.com. The RSL Auction gallery is located at 295 U.S.

Highway 22 East, Suite 204 West, Whitehouse Station, N.J. Watch for the “One Salem Square” sign. For additional information, call Ray Haradin at 412-343-8733, Leon Weiss at 917-991-7352, or Steven Weiss at 212-729-0011. Images courtesy of RSL Auction.

The National Music Museum in Vermillion, S.D., has loaned the Andrea Amati “King” cello (mid-1500s) to the Met for the summer. Image courtesy of the National Music Museum.

Here are near-mint still banks.

Doing Our Part

Seldom-seen still banks including (left to right) “Mascot,” The finest known example of a green-dress “Mammy” mechan“Tammany Tiger,” and “Old Volunteer F.D. Fire Plug” will be ical bank plus an exceptional “Two Frogs” mechanical bank will auctioned. be offered.

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Thomas Hart Benton’s “Discussion” Sells For Over $1 Million At Leslie Hindman Auctioneers collection of 33 American paintings to Leslie Hindman Auctioneers for an evening sale held May 20 in Chicago, Ill. Five works by Thomas Hart Benton were sold,

phone bidders battled it out for the work, attempting to secure the quintessentially American scene of a laborer and union recruiter of the mid-20th century. Also offered was “Study for Discussion,” which was reproduced in a 1937 issue of “Life.” It sold for $11,250 against a pre-sale estimate of $6,000-$8,000. Two additional Benton studies sold well above high estimates, including the 1951 “Study for Flood Disaster (Homecoming Kaw Valley),” drawing $362,500 against a pre-sale estimate of $120,000-$180,000, and the 1956 “Study for ‘Portrait of Carl Sandburg,’” which brought $68,500 against a Thomas Hart Benton’s “Study pre-sale estimate of $30,000for ‘Portrait of Carl Sandburg,’” from 1956, sold The painting “Pennsylvania Barn” by Ralston Crawford, done $50,000. Highlights from other in 1937, sold for $572,500. for $68,500.

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Alderfer’s Sells Stahl Pottery Collection

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A comparable lidded teapot also with a gooseneck spout sold for $2,530 at a Witman Auctioneers sale on April 18. Another highlight of the grouping at Alderfer’s was a rare ring bottle. Cataloged as a water vessel, the correct term for the round standing wreath-like ornamental vase with applied grape clusters and vines on a pedestal base is ring bottle. It was unsigned, but it was likely wheel-thrown by Isaac. It

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was in good condition and sold to an advanced collector in the salesroom for $2,106. In the time period when ring bottles were made, they were called Hogmanay bottles. Hogmanay is the name of the Scottish New Year’s Eve celebration. As described in the April 1, 1954, issue of “The Pennsylvania Dutchman,” the Stahls employed itinerent tradesmen

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This lidded teapot with gooseneck spout from 1935 and by Isaac Stahl sold for $5,558. “It has to be a record for Stahl pottery,” said one collector in Probably the rarest item in the the salesroom. sale was this unmarked Stahl A lidded Isaac Stahl ring vase/bottle. These round teapot from 1935 measuring and standing ornamental vases 8 inches in height sold to a with applied grape clusters woman in the salesroom for and vines on pedestal bases are $5,558. It is believed to be a extremely rare. Likely wheelnew auction record for Stahl thrown by Isaac, it sold to a pottery and by a wide margin. private collector for $2,106.

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This Thomas Stahl bulbous birdhouse with a small loss of glaze on the front of the ledge sold for $263. A double-handled vase with ruffled rim and floral decoration by Isaac Stahl and standing 9 inches high sold for $1,112.

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On June 11, Alderfer’s of Hatfield, Pa., sold 61 lots of Stahl pottery during its decorative arts catalog sale. The single-owner collection was assembled by Nedra and the late Dave Hendricks of Boyertown, Pa. Examples from Thomas, Isaac, and Russell included plates, pitchers, creamers, vases, cups/saucers, a teapot, lidded bowls, a birdhouse, and a rare ring bottle. The Stahl pottery had a diverse history and underwent several periods of operation. The family homestead is located in the Powder Valley

in Zionsville (Upper Milford Township) Lehigh County, Pa., and has been preserved today by family descendants under the organized body known as the Stahl’s Pottery Preservation Society. The active group holds pottery festivals and conducts tours. To learn more, visit www.stahlspottery.com. Charles Stahl was the patriarch of the family producing pottery in the 19th century. His sons, Isaac and Thomas, eventually took over. They closed the business around 1901 but reopened in the ’30s. Following World War II, Isaac’s son Russell was heavily involved.

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of Irish and Scottish descent notebly during Thomas and Isaacâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s era. The Stahl ring vase/bottle is an example of an object that came to fruition through multicultural influences. The form bears both Pennsylvania German and Scottish roots. Few survived due to the temperature variations in their wood-fired kiln.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I know of three,â&#x20AC;? noted one collector. There is one in the William Penn State Museum in Harrisburg, Pa. There is the Hendricks example sold at this sale, and the late Lester Breininger owned half of one. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve never seen a complete one in private hands,â&#x20AC;? said the buyer. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Lester (Breininger) took great pride in his, but he only

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had half of it,â&#x20AC;? said the buyer. Three nice double-handled vases all with elaborate floral decoration were also sold. One brought $1,404, one was $1,112, and one was $625. The photos show a sampling of the Stahl material and what the items sold for. For further information, call 215-393-3000 or visit This Isaac Stahl charger dated This Isaac Stahl double-hanwww.alderferauction.com. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sept. 22, 1936â&#x20AC;? with swan deco- dled vase with profuse floral A double-handled vase made in

ration in center and German decoration and applied twist 1952 with central flower decoinscription along the border sold handles sold for $1,404. ration sold for $625. to a collector for $468.

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The Col. McCrahon WWI Poster ANTIQUE SHOW & Collection Will Be Sold Unreserved On July 8 And 9 FLEA MARKET CALENDAR On Wednesday and Thursday, July 8 and 9, New York City-based auction house Guernsey’s will be conducting an unreserved auction of quite possibly the finest collection of patriotic posters relating to World War I. Roughly half of the approximately 2,000 posters are from the United States, with the balance reflecting the many different nations involved in the Great War. The auction will be held on www.LiveAuctioneers.com. Brooklyn-born Edward H. McCrahon was so passionate in his defense of the allied nations that he joined the French Army two years prior to the United States entering the war. Once the U.S. became involved, McCrahon returned home, enlisted in the U.S. Army, and rose to the rank of colonel. However, it was during his stint in France when he first became riveted by the compelling graphics of war poster art. At the conclusion of the war, Col. McCrahon devoted

his energies toward assembling what has been ultimately recognized as the most extensive collection of war posters known to exist. By the mid-1930s, after 16 years of collecting, the Col. McCrahon collection was widely exhibited and acknowledged in countless print articles, and even in Ripley’s “Believe It or Not,” as the finest collection of its type. The Col. McCrahon collection reflects the true international flavor of the war, as numerous countries and their respective languages were used to inform and motivate the civilian public during that time of great crisis. Of note are the many foreign language posters that were printed here in the United States that functioned as outreach to the large clusters of immigrants in cities such as New York. Although all are patriotic at their roots, this collection features posters that cover fundraising, food rationing, enlistment, women’s war efforts, and

08/06-09/15, ATLANTA, THURS 12:45-6 PM FRI & SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center NEW JERSEY 07/11/15, OCEAN CITY, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Fair, 1735 Simpson Ave, Stainton Senior Ctr Ocean City Community Ctr 08/02/15, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village

animal aid. Many of the posters collected by Col. McCrahon are the only known copies to exist today. Never having left the McCrahon family, the collection has been consigned to Guernsey’s by the colonel’s grandchildren. The sale will take place over two days with approximately 700 lots each day (some of the lots containing multiple posters). For additional information, call 212-794-2280 or visit www.guernseys.com.

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NORTH CAROLINA 07/02-05/15, CHARLOTTE, THURS-SAT 9 AM-5 PM & SUN 10 AM-4 PM, International Collectibles & Antiques, 7100 Statesville Rd, Metrolina Expo Marketplace PENNSYLVANIA 07/04-05/15, REINHOLDS, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Paintings, Prints, Sculptures, 607 Willow St, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

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07/18-19/15, REINHOLDS, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Bottle Fest, 607 Willow St, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

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PENNSYLVANIA 07/05/15, CAMP HILL, SUN 11 AM, Featuring local estates & quality additions., 2228 Gettysburg Road, Lower Allen Plaza, Costea's Auction Gallery

07/10-11/15, BLUE BALL, FRI & SAT 8 AM, Buttons, Garden Spot Fire Rescue along Rt 322 E, Rich Harry

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Dan Morphy Auctions Acquires James D. Juliaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Antique Advertising, Toy And Doll Division Dan Morphy, founder and president of Dan Morphy Auctions LLC, announced on June 24 his companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s acquisition of James D. Julia Auctioneersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Antique Advertising, Toy and Doll division. Effective immediately, all of the acquired divisionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s operations will be absorbed into Morphyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own existing Toy, Doll and Antique Advertising departments, which are headquartered in a state-of-the-art, 45,000-square-foot venue in Denver, Lancaster County, Pa. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Morphyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s is excited to welcome Juliaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s past consignors and clients to our company,â&#x20AC;? said Morphy. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We have long admired Juliaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sterling reputation for honesty and fair dealings with their clients, and we look forward to serving their clients

in the future.â&#x20AC;? Based in Fairfield, Maine, James D. Julia Inc., is headed by president and auctioneer James D. Julia, who established the firm in 1974 after buying a smaller auction operation from his father, Arthur Julia. Since then, the firm has distinguished itself not only in the sale of toys, dolls and antique advertising, but also in several other specialties that will continue to function as the cornerstones of Juliaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s business. Julia commented that the sale of his companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Antique Advertising, Toy and Doll division to Morphyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x153;made tremendous senseâ&#x20AC;? in light of his own expansion plans. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I have watched Danâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s company grow over the years, have admired his success and always found him to

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Fonthill Castle Will Ring In The Holiday With Its Old-Fashioned Fourth Of July Celebration music and historic toys tent. Entertainers performing patriotic music and old-time classics will include the Del Val Saxophone Quartet, Galena Brass and autoharp virtuoso Marti Rogers. Barbershop quartets from the Bucks County Country Gentleman will stroll the grounds serenading visitors. Fonthill will also be open for special self-guided castle tours beginning at 1 p.m. Rooms like the Wine Cellar and Crypt provide a unique view into Henry Mercer’s magnificent castle. The separate admission fee to tour the castle is $3 for adults, $2 for seniors (65+), and $1 for youths (5-17). Visitors are welcome to picnic on the grounds or

purchase food from one of the participating vendors, Happy Snacks and Sweet Pea Ice Cream. Gate admission to Fonthill Castle’s OldFashioned Fourth of July Celebration is $4 for adults, $1 for youths (ages 5 to 17) and free of charge for children 4 and under. Heavy rain will cancel the event. Parking is free on the grounds. Proceeds from Fonthill Castle’s Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration benefit education programs at Fonthill Castle and the Mercer Museum. Fonthill is located at East Court St. and Route 313 in Doylestown, Pa. For more information on the event, call 215-348-9461.

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After the most important sports collectibles auction of the 21st century commanded nearly $10 million on a snowy February Platinum Night Auction in New York City, Heritage Auctions’ Sports continued its impressive run in Dallas, Texas, on May 14 to 16 with its $8.3 million Sports Catalog Auction. The three-day, extended-bidding format auction stunned hobby veterans as a deluge of world record prices were realized. Another record set in the auction by Heritage, the hobby’s largest sports auction firm, was that more than 1,000 different bidders were winners in the three-day event. “Years in the auction business has taught us to expect the unexpected,” said Chris Ivy, director of sports auctions at Heritage, “but this auction provided results that soared past even our most optimistic predictions.” The Trading Card session on May 14 accounted for more than $4 million of the auction total, upending conventional pricing wisdom across the full spectrum, from a $35,850 result for a PSA EX 5 example of Honus Wagner’s 1911 M110 Sporting Life to the highest figure ever paid, $10,755; and for a card from the 1984 Topps USFL issue, $10,755

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challengers with $11,353 for realized $22,705. a PSA Gem Mint 10 speciTo learn more, visit men of his 1974 Topps card. www.HA.com. The memorabilia session on May 15 capitalized on the strong momentum from “Horst Auction Center” the day before, setting new auction highs across a wide realm of ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, DOLLS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS & TOOLS sports and formats. A rare oversized New AT 9:00 A.M. York Yankees nodder Preview Times Friday, July 10 from 2:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, July 11 from 7:00 A.M. drew a winning bid of *This Is Just A Partial Listing Of Items To Be Sold And May Be Subject To Minor Changes. Photos $59,750. The finest Representing The Entire Auction Will Be Posted On Our Website www.horstauction.com On Friday, July 10. known example of a Sale To Be Held At The Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., 17522 1978 Super Bowl XII ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - Edison Cylinder Record Player; Clocks; Tinware; Cast Iron, Silver; full ticket outpaced its CHINA & GLASSWARE - Mt. Hope Figural Decanters, Peanut Butter Glasses, Fostoria Baroque, Milk Bottles $30 face value by a fac& Creamers; POTTERY; ESTATE & COSTUME JEWELRY; LINENS; BOOKS & PAPER; BASEBALL tor of 1,000, selling for CARDS & SPORTS MEMORABILIA; $31,070. That price was TOYS; MODEL TRAINS; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; ARTWORK; matched by a 1921 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS; BOX Exhibit Card autoLOTS & MUCH MORE! graphed by Babe Ruth. Accepted Payments: Cash or PA Check, Visa, Three Olympic Gold MasterCard & Debit Card w/3% Fee. No OutOf-State Checks Without Prior Approval. Medals won by S893682 American swimmer Brooke Bennett saw an international field of collectors drive prices past $80,000. “There’s no question that our global reach is the key factor in our long history of Olympic pricing records,” said Ivy. Further highlights included a 1958 Topps Bob 17528 WOODLAWN DR., 21740 Clemente, White Letters #52 PSA Gem Mint 10, considSelling for the Estate of Paul E. Poe and the late Arlene Poe, lifelong automobile ered among the finest examenthusiasts of restoring & collecting, this online auction has old car parts to include ples known in the hobby, Dagmar, Pope, Luxor, Ford Model-T, 1920’s Continental realizing $40,630. A 1986 engine & hand tools. Fleer Basketball Wax Box ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Hagerstown tip tray; C.D. Kenny; With 36 PSA graded packs early postcards; cast-iron doorstops; Carnival glass; cuckoo clocks; Mr. realized $33,460. A 1936 Peanut coin bank; McCoy; American Fostoria; ironstone; enamelware; graniteware; Bakelite; string holder; Remington & Western cartridge Green Bay Packers NFL boxes; German steins; razors; knife collection to include Hopalong championship gold watch Cassidy, Lesley Matchbox, White Mountain apple peeler; large amount presented to Hall of Famer of early Hagerstown Fair prize ribbons & pins; Staffordshire; stoneware; Clarke Hinkle realized lanterns; James Kalman signed prints; Jim Beam decanters; Civil War history; Superior Dairy milk box; Lionel trains; $28,680; a pair of Roberto Fenton; vintage Christmas; old license plates; Duran fight worn trucks from Corning; Pyrex; FURNITURE: Slag glass the 1980 championship fight bookcase; washstand; Duncan Phyfe; MISC.: John with Sugar Ray Leonard bout Deere riding mower; Whirlpool washer; DVD player; heaters; air conditioner; kitchen appliances; microwave. sold for $26,290; and a 1888 N162 Goodwin Champions PREVIEW: WED., JULY 1ST 2-4 P.M. Cap Anson/Baseball PSA NO COMPUTER??? NM 7 realized $26,290. A Call us to assist you w/bidding: 717-597-9100 1934 Tour of Japan team Matthew S. Hurley, 003413-L signed baseballs from both the American and Japanese 717-597-9100 * Matthew S. Hurley - WV1830 * Jay Lawyer - VW2158A teams sold for $22,705, and a AuctionZip.com ID#1023 1959 Topps Mickey Mantle #10 SGC 96 Mint 9, the WWW.HURLEYAUCTIONS.COM reigning SGC champion,

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card in SGC 60 EX 5 condition realized $89,625. Fellow New York Yankees legend Mickey Mantle broke the record for a PSA NM 7. Examples of his 1951 Bowman rookie drew a winning tally of $20,315, while strikeout king Nolan Ryan blew away all past

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The Doylestown, Pa., community will gather on the grounds of Fonthill on Saturday, July 4, from noon to 4 p.m. for Fonthill Castle’s Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration. The museum’s most popular event of the year will feature a colorful bike parade contest, old-fashioned games, patriotic music, crafts, food and activities for the whole family. The Children’s Decorated Bike Parade Contest kicks off the celebration at 12:30 p.m. Children are invited to participate in this traditional ride down Fonthill’s tree-lined driveway (riding over bubble wrap to simulate fireworks). Prizes will be awarded for the most creatively dressed-up bikes in the categories of

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John Tenniel’s (1820-1914) “Why is a raven like a writingdesk?” (The Mad Tea Party) was from 1885. The hand-colored proof was gifted by Arthur A. Houghton Jr. to The Morgan Library & Museum. Photography by Steven H. Crossot, 2014.

These magic lantern slides from W. Butcher & Sons, “Alice in Wonderland,” London, 1905-1908, were issued in the Primus junior lecturers’ series, number 778d. They were a gift of Arthur A. Houghton Jr. to The Morgan Library & Museum. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2015.

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This is John Tenniel’s (18201914) “Painting the roses red,” from 1885. The hand-colored proof was a gift of Arthur A. Houghton, Jr., to The Morgan Library & Museum. Photography by Steven H. Crossot, 2014.

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The Carte de visite photograph of Lewis Carroll with lens is from 1863. It was taken by Oscar Gustav Rejlander and was a gift of Arthur A. Houghton Jr. to The Morgan Library & Museum. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2015.

ground. Carroll proceeded to painstakingly write out the story, illustrating the original manuscript with his own pen and ink drawings. Revised and substantially expanded, the story first appeared in print in 1865 as “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” with the iconic illustrations of John Tenniel. However, Tenniel was dissatisfied with the printing quality of his illustrations, and the edition was suppressed almost immediately. Today, only about 20 copies of the first printing are known to survive. The story was quickly reprinted, and the new edition beautifully reproduced Tenniel’s brilliant drawings. Almost overnight, “Alice” became a publishing sensation, as the combination of text and illustration brought to life a story that has endured for 150 years. During this long period, “Alice in Wonderland” has

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BOOKS: Topics ranging from local history, art, landscaping, architecture, photography, nature and more. Highlights include box set of (7) area histories in limited edition #146, all signed by Harry Foreman; The History of Franklin City, 1887 Illustrated; Killer Angels by M. Saraha; Japanese by C. Beaton 1959 American edition; From One China to the Other by Henri C. Bresson, 1956 and many more early and first editions, many with dust wraps. CATALOGS & MAGAZINES: Early Playboy magazines including Sept. 57, June 57, Oct. 58, April 58, Nov. 59, June 59; Ford Times Magazine 1950; Frick Co. 75 Years of Progress 1953; T.B. Woods catalog; other tool catalogs from 1923-1950 & more. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: More information available as we get closer to sale date. Complete catalog will be available online or by phoning (717) 263-6512. Online bidding available through Proxibid. PREVIEW FRIDAY, JULY 10 FROM 4-6 P.M. TERMS: Cash. Visa/MC/Discover accepted. 13% buyer’s premium discounted 3% for cash or approved check. Online bidder’s buyer’s premium (18%). Statements made day of sale take precedence.

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This hand-colored proof by John Tenniel (1820-1914) “Nothing but a pack of cards!” from 1885 was a gift of Arthur A. Houghton Jr. to The Morgan Library & Museum. The photography was by Steven H. Crossot, 2014.

encounter the fascinating and often surprising story behind the making of one of the world’s true literary classics,” said Peggy Fogelman, acting director of the Morgan Library & Museum. “The Morgan has long held an outstanding collection of “Alice” material, and many of the most important items are featured in the exhibition. We are also extraordinarily grateful to the British Library for loaning the original manuscript to serve as a centerpiece for the show. It is a rare treat,” said Fogelman. Background The story of “Wonderland” was first told during a boating trip one

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manuscript of “Alice,” on special loan from the British Library, as well as original correspondence, unique drawings, handcolored proofs, rare editions, vintage photographs, and important objects associated with the story, some never before exhibited. “Alice: 150 Years of Wonderland” will be on view through Sunday, Oct. 11. “Visitors to ‘Alice: 150 Years of Wonderland’ will

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This summer, the Morgan Library & Museum will take visitors on an unforgettable journey exploring one of the greatest tales ever told, Lewis Carroll’s enchanting “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.” The exhibition marks the 150th anniversary of “Alice’s” publication in 1865 and sheds light on the genesis of the story and its extraordinary reception in England and abroad. The show includes the original

1901. Numerous other antiques will also be sold at the museum table. All of these profits will be used to benefit the ongoing curatorial work at the museum. This year’s roster of dealers will include Barbara and Mike Colombo, who are wellknown in the Ocean City area for their collecting of vintage bathing suits and other beach related antiques; Larry and Joan Frankel from Margate, who will be selling an eclectic collection of smalls, as well as some wonderful sterling

jewelry; Mary Ann Gring, who specializes in antique books for both children and adults, as well as other antique paper goods; and Bruce Dooley, well-known owner of two local shops who will be featuring antique smalls and an impressive assortment of jewelry. The show is open to the public with free admission, but donations will be accepted for the purpose of supporting the museum and its curatorial goals. The hours will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The show will take place in the newly renovated and air-conditioned community center, which is located at 17th and Haven Avenue in Ocean City, N.J. For further information, call 609-399-1801.

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The Ocean City, N.J., Historical Museum will sponsor its third annual Antiques Show on Saturday, July 11. The show will boast 25 dealers, who will be displaying and selling a variety of antiques including small furniture, jewelry, decoys, books, china, glassware and numerous shore-related items such as postcards and memorabilia. The show provides the museum with the opportunity to also sell donated vintage items, as well as antiques that have been deaccessioned from the museum’s collection. One of the highlights this year will be a pair of antique lamps made from vases that were part of the cargo from the Sindia, a fourmast barque that ran aground off the Ocean City beach in

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in the work of Carl Fabergé and Russian objets d’art. The book is lavishly illustrated throughout with images of the celebrated jewels and their illustrious owners. Munn is the managing director of Wartski Ltd. He is co-author of “Pre-Raphaelite to Arts and Crafts Jewellery” and the author of “Tiaras: A History of Splendour,” “Castellani and GiulianoRevivalist Jewellers of the 19th Century” and “The Triumph of Love-Jewellery 1530-1930.” He is also a jewelry specialist on the BBC’s “Antiques Roadshow.” To learn more, visit w w w. a n t i q u e c o l l e c t o r s club.com.

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Results From Gateway’s Sports Card Auction The Gateway Gallery Auction facility in Chambersburg, Pa., held a sale on May 30 featuring a

variety of vintage sports cards. The one star of the grouping was a PSA graded 6 Topps 1952 Mickey Mantle rookie card, which sold for $47,000. A 1952 Topps set with all of the cards minus

the Mantle rookie card sold for $54,000. A 1953 Bowman Mickey Mantle No. 59 sold for $660, and a 1953 Topps Willie Mays No. 244 card sold for $750. The photos and captions showcase other

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A 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle A 1953 Tops Willie Mays No. PSA graded 6 rookie card sold for $47,000. 244 card sold for $750. This 1952 Topps set of baseball cards has every card minus a This 1954 Bowman partial set Mickey Mantle. It sold for The 1954 Topps partial set (248 The 1953 Topps partial set (154 (104 cards) sold for $925. cards) sold for $1,900. cards) sold for $4,900. $54,000.

Ceramic Arts Studio Collectors’ Convention Set This year is the Diamond Jubilee of Madison’s Ceramic Arts Studio, which opened its doors in the fall of 1940. To mark the occasion, CAS Collectors, the club for all those with an interest in the work of CAS, is throwing an extra-special party. The theme of the group’s 2015 Convention, set for Saturday, Aug. 22, in Madison, Wis.,

will be “Call of the Wild!” Collectors at the “biggest and best party of them all” will celebrate the enduring appeal of Ceramic Arts figurines, particularly the merry menagerie of CAS animals. The studio’s ceramics brightened homes from coast to coast during the 1940s and ’50s, and continue to brighten hearts today. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Aug. 22, convention attendees will take in the Wisconsin Pottery Association Show and Sale at the Alliant Energy Center. Later, all will gather at Madison’s Howard Johnson Plaza for the convention festivities, with activities and décor centered around a funfilled “wild kingdom” theme. There’ll be party favors, takehome souvenirs, door prizes and colorful zoo-themed centerpieces. Getting the evening underway will be a social hour and the popular “CAS on Display Contest.” All in attendance are

invited to submit entries. A buffet dinner, raffle, and membership meeting will be folThis 1955 Topps partial set (missing five cards) sold for $4,300. lowed by the club’s annual auction, featuring professional auctioneer Shirley Baumann. Events will conclude with door prizes and the presentation of the 2015 CAS Collectors Commemorative. Convention registration, which remains at $60 per per- This 1953 Bowman Mickey son, includes all evening activ- Mantle No. 59 sold for $660. ities, plus the commemorative. Forms and additional Say You Saw It In information are available on Antiques & the club’s website, www.cascollectors.com, or by Auction News The 1952 Bowman partial set (159 cards) sold for $1,000. writing, CAS Collectors, 206 Grove Street, Rockton, Ill. 61072. Celebrate the heritage of Ceramic Arts Studio, and take a stroll down memory lane as COIN AUCTION He’s on his way! The zebra, ceramics collectors gather for logo mascot of Ceramic Arts Tuesday, July 7 at 4:00 PM Bid live at our Auction Center - Absentee Bids Accepted the 2015 CAS Collectors Studio, leads the parade to Preview 10:00 AM Day of Auction Convention. It’s the “Call of Madison for the 2015 CAS 350+ lots, denominations from half cents to dollars: Including Half cents, Large g Collectors Convention. This the Wild,” and it’s more fun year’s theme, “Call of the ty-V cents, Flying Eagles, Indians, Lincolns, Two cents, Three cents, Shield, Libert Liberty-V than a barrel of Wild,” celebrates the studio’s rcury & Buffalo nickels; Bust & Seated Half dimes; Bust, Seated, Barber & Mercury monkeys! 75th anniversary. dimes; Bust, Seated, Barber, Liberty Standing & Washington quarters; Bust, ace Seated, Barber, Walking & Franklin halves; Seated, Trade, Morgan & Peace ts; dollars; 25 pieces of U. S. gold from $1 to $20; part sets; proof & mint sets; commemoratives; Ancients; foreign coins & currency; medals & tokens; U. S. crameento currency including, $5 National Gold Bank Note of D. O. Mills & Co., Sacramento, ANTIQUES / MID-CENTURY / COLLECTIBLES 1872, FR1138 F+, plus much more. TRAVER’S AUCTIONS REAL ESTATE AUCTION 18612 56 Dorchester Dr., REAL ESTATE 12:00 Property Location: 224 Jefferson Street, Bridgeport, PANOON 19405 Auction Date: Online Bidding Opens Friday, July 3 at 1:00 PM ET Inspection: 3:30 P.M. Start Time: 5:00 P.M. Online Bidding Closes Thursday, July 9 at 1:00 PM ET LOCATION: Dallas, PA - 1⁄4 Mile South of Rtes. 415 / 309 Junction - Turn off Rte. 309 onto Dorchester Dr. (at This home has great potential, located on Sunoco Gas Station), 300 Yards up hill on right - From I81 take Exit 170B onto Rte. 309N - From Northeast Extension (PA Turnpike) take Wilkes-Barre Exit 105, then left on Rte. 115 to 309N, follow signs to the Back a corner double wide lot in Upper Merion, Mountain/Dallas - at the 9th traffic light (on Rte. 309N), make a right onto Dorchester Dr. (Sunoco Gas Station on minutes away from King of Prussia. your right hand side), approx. 300 yards up hill on right. ~ WE’LL BE SELLING FROM MULTIPLE NEPA ESTATES ~ Features of this home include a large ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS - Stacking oak Barrister style dining room, living room, kitchen, 3 bookcase - early blanket box - trunks - oak desk chairs - mahogany furnishings - deco style dining room suite - oak conference style bedrooms, 1 bath, paneled finished attic table - oak bench - much more desirable antique furnishings! MIDand a covered porch. The fenced-in CENTURY - Very clean chrome 1950’s kitchen set - unusual Danish walnut mid century furnishings from a NE Penna. estate backyard is complete with a play gym and incl. china hutch w/"offset” top, dining room table w/chairs & pr. of leads to a 2 car, 2-story garage. end tables - love seat and side chairs - a really nice assortment of “funky” mid century lamps & lighting (these are really worth the Don’t miss this opportunity! look!) - Lucite artwork depicting Rabbis

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Alice replied, rather shyly … “I know who I was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed several times since then.” The exhibition begins with an introduction to the key players in the Alice tale: Lewis Carroll and Alice Liddell. Carroll invented himself in 1856, about a decade before the publication of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.” The pseudonym is derived from the author’s real name, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, by way of Latin: Charles> Carolus>Carroll; Lutwidge> Ludovicus>Lewis. He came up with the pen name, along with a few others, when publishing a poem in a magazine. From the list of options, his editor picked “Lewis Carroll,” and he used this name for the rest of his life, first as a byline for his poetry and later when publishing children’s books or writing publicly in the persona of Lewis Carroll. He was known in daily life as Charles Dodgson and used his real name when lecturing and publishing on mathematics at Christ Church, Oxford University, and when keeping up with his voluminous correspondence. Carroll was also one of the most impor-

Lewis Carroll’s (1832-1898) drawing, “Your hair wants cutting” (The Mad Tea Party), circa May 1865, is a pen-andink on paper after a woodblock proof of John Tenniel’s design. It is from a private collection.

tant amateur photographers of the Victorian era, and it was while photographing in the Christ Church deanery garden, also in the spring of 1856, that he first met Alice Liddell, who later inspired the children’s classic. Alice Liddell was the fourth of 10 children born to Lorina and Henry Liddell. When she was 4 years old, the family moved to Oxford following her father’s appointment as the Dean of Christ Church College. The Liddell children were raised in the Christ Church deanery, located just off of the college’s central Tom Quad, and their lives were filled with comfort but strictly regulated: Alice and her sisters had a governess and a constant stream of tutors and instructors, including the famous art critic John Ruskin, who gave them art lessons. Section II. Down the Rabbit-Hole. “When I used to read fairy tales, I fancied that kind of thing never happened, and now here I am in the middle of one! There ought to be a book written about me, that there ought!” This section explores the long creative process involved in bringing the Alice story to the public. Carroll later recalled that when he first told the story during the afternoon boating trip, he was desperate to “strike out some new line of fairy-lore” and, with no idea what would follow, sent his

John Tenniel (1820-1914) drew “The White Rabbit” in 1885. Here is a hand-colored proof. It was a gift of Arthur A. Houghton Jr. to The Morgan Library & Museum. Photography by Steven H. Crossot, 2014.

heroine “straight down a rabbit-hole.” Wonderland emerged over the long afternoon, and at the end of the day, the 10-year-old Alice asked for a written copy of the tale. It took Carroll a little over two years to finish the manuscript, and still another year to expand and prepare it for publication. Carroll presented a slim volume, the original manuscript of “Alice’s Adventures,” to Alice in 1864. When Carroll decided to publish the story, he commissioned John Tenniel to re-illustrate the book. Several of Tenniel’s illustrations were influenced by Carroll’s drawings in the manuscript, and author and artist collaborated closely on the designs. Carroll was sensitive to the relationship between text and image and gave instructions as to the exact size of the pictures and precisely ordered their placement. This acute attention to the overall design of the book, the way in which his witty and inventive text interacts with Tenniel’s beautiful drawings, was central to its brilliant reception. Carroll had originally hoped to publish “Alice” for the 1864 Christmas market, but delays with the illustrations pushed the date back by several months. In May, it was clear that the book could be ready by summer and Carroll pushed to have some copies published before the three-year anniversary of the boating trip. Two thousand copies were printed at the Clarendon Press in Oxford. The printer delivered the first copies to the Macmillan publishing house on June 27, just in time to have one specially bound and sent to Alice for the anniversary. Section III. Pictures and Conversations. “And what is the use of a book,” thought Alice, “without pictures or conversations?” John Tenniel’s illustrations capture the essence of Wonderland: in many respects, they are as important to the story as Carroll’s dazzling text. The artist elaborated on the author’s initial drawings, making the characters and their interactions vibrant and magical. Tenniel’s illustrations appeared exclusively in black and white for the first 25 years of publication. In the 1880s, he and Carroll began working on an abridged version of the story for younger children, which would include 20 of the illustrations enlarged and colored. The artist’s own hand-colored proofs guided Edmund Evans, one of the leading color printers of the day, when preparing the edition.

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Section IV. Through the Looking-Glass. “Let’s pretend the glass has got all soft like gauze, so that we can get through. Why, it’s turning into a sort of mist now, I declare! It’ll be easy enough to get through.” Shortly after publishing “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” in 1865, Carroll wrote to Macmillan that he was contemplating a sequel. A book of transformations, “Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There” takes place six months after our heroine wakes from the dream of “Wonderland,” when she is seven-and-a-half years old. The book was eventually published in 1871 (with an 1872 title page), and again featured illustrations by John Tenniel that were engraved by the well-known Brothers Dalziel firm. Work on the book was slow, partially owing to the pace set by Tenniel, who was at the height of his career and had initially declined the commission. As with “Alice,” Carroll carefully oversaw the design and production of the book, giving precise instructions for the size and placement of illustrations within

Here is an albumen print of Alice Liddell wearing a wreath as “Queen of May” in 1860. The photograph was taken by Lewis Carroll (1832- 1898) and was a gift of Arthur A. Houghton Jr. to The Morgan Library & Museum. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2015.

the text. The first two impressions sold out within seven weeks of publication, and it too has never been out-ofprint. Section V. Thus Grew the Tale of Wonderland. “Wonderland,” this world

Included in the exhibit are Alice Liddell’s purse, prayer books, letter seal, ring, and this letter to her father. They were gifts of Arthur A. Houghton Jr. to The Morgan Library & Museum. Photography by Graham S Haber, 2015.

of logical nonsense, continues to grip our imagination. What began as a simple tale, first told to delight three young children one summer afternoon, has grown beyond the bounds of its original format and narrative. Parodied and adapted in countless ways, the characters and themes of the story continue to live independently as cultural reference points. Alice and her companions first leapt off of the page under the careful eye of the author, who paid close attention to the use of the narrative until his death in 1898. Carroll himself worked to develop the Alice market by issuing tie-ins, licensing the characters for specific products, collaborating on the first stage adaptation, and publishing a facsimile of the manuscript. Following his death and the expiration of copyright in 1907, the characters of “Wonderland” have more fully infiltrated our world in endlessly unexpected and adaptable expressions. Children’s Literature At The Morgan The drawings and handcolored proofs for “Alice” are part of the Morgan’s rich collection of children’s literature, which includes the earliest written record of the “Mother Goose” tales (a 1695 illustrated manuscript of Charles Perrault’s “Contes de Ma Mere l’Oye”), illustrated letters of “Beatrix Potter,” Antoine de SaintExupéry’s original watercolors and heavily-revised working manuscript of “The Little Prince” (1943), and the drafts and drawings for Jean de Brunhoff’s “Histoire de Babar” (1931). Visiting With Families A gallery guide will be

available for families, and “Wonderland” coloring sheets for younger visitors will be on hand for those dining in the Morgan Café. The exhibition installation will include a reading area with colorful carpets and stools where visitors may sit together and page through copies of “Alice.” Public Programs A family Sunday story time in Mr. Morgan’s library will be held every Sunday from June 28 through Oct. 11 from 3 to 4 p.m. It is free with museum admission and free to Cool Culture members. No reservations necessary. Appropriate for ages 3 to 6. The film “Alice in Wonderland” (1951, 75 minutes) will be shown Sunday, July 19, at 1 p.m. The short film “Betty in Blunderland” (1934, 7 minutes) precedes the screening. After the show, pop into the Morgan Café for afternoon tea. Exhibition-related films are free with museum admission. Advance reservations for members only. Tickets are available at the admission desk on the day of the screening. A lecture titled, “The Story of Alice: Lewis Carroll and the Secret History of Wonderland” by Robert Douglas-Fairhurst will be held on Saturday, Aug. 8, at 2 p.m. In his latest book, Robert Douglas-Fairhurst, Magdalen College, University of Oxford, illuminates the friendship between Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) and Alice Liddell, the child for whom he invented the Alice stories. Douglas-Fairhurst examines how this relationship stirred Carroll’s imagination and influenced the creation of “Wonderland.” A book signing will follow the talk. Organization and Sponsorship This exhibition will be made possible by the generous support of Rudy and Sally Ruggles, the American Trust for the British Library, the Caroline Macomber Fund, and the Peter J. Solomon Family Foundation, with additional assistance from the Young Fellows Project Fund, Jon A. Lindseth, and the Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Fund for Exhibitions.

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