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New Customers Drive Sales Success For Antiques Dealers’ Association (ADA) Online Show FRIDAY JULY 3, 2020 • VOL. 51, NO. 27

Hake’s Hires Comics Industry Veteran Gary Guzzo As Comic Art Consultant And Artist Representative Formerly Marvel Comics’ Director Of Publicity And A Professional Convention Stager, Guzzo Earned Cred In The 1980s As owner Of A New York Comic Shop

The eighth edition of the Antiques Dealers Association (ADA) online show was a resounding success. Before opening on April 24, 200 visitors were already in the website’s “waiting room,” and another 200 visitors arrived within the first two minutes of being live. All were eager to shop more than 1,900 works posted by ADA members. The fourday show closed on April 27 and drew almost 10,000 visitors. Most significantly, 22 percent of visitors were The Antiques Dealers’ Association of under 44 years old, and 84 percent of America, Inc. (ADA) was established in May visitors were new to the platform. All 1984, as a non-profit trade association. categories achieved sales, from American antiques, fine art, folk art, jewelry, Native American, and other decorative arts. Buyers came from as far as Italy, and while some were “stalwart regulars,” the vast majority of buyers were first-time customers.

The ADA Online Show displayed significant works ranging from the 17th to the 20th centuries for browsing and buying, some works showing the international influences of Europe and Asia, others distinctly embodying American material culture. The material was wide ranging and generated tremendous interest; visitors spent an average of 20 minutes on the website and generated more than 400,000 unique page views.

As works sold, dealers replenished An elegant Queen Anne maple drop leaf table Continued on page 8 sold by Nathan Liverant and Son.

More Antiques From Moyer Estate Sell At Pook And Pook Online Sale In a vintage photo from Gary Guzzo’s personal archive, he is shown (at right) with Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee and renowned “pinup” artist Olivia De Berardinis at San Diego ComicCon in 1994. Photo courtesy of Gary Guzzo.

In line with their continued goal of growth through providing topnotch services to its clientele, Hake’s Auctions has appointed comics industry veteran Gary Guzzo to the position of comic art consultant and artist representative. In his new capacity, Guzzo will use his extensive experience and connections to secure original art for auctions, including fresh-to-the-market pieces, and help to authenticate material. He will also act as a liaison between Hake’s Auctions and the artists who are looking to sell their work.

As a result of his career path to date, Guzzo has a thorough knowledge of both the music and

comics industries. “I literally spent half my life in the music biz and the other half in comics. I saw my first live concert at 13, but even when I was cemented in that business, it always came with a side order of comic books,” commented Guzzo.

Starting as a comic book reader, he became a collector after attending his first New York Comic Art Convention and discovering “The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide.” While working in the music business, he temporarily drifted away from regularly buying comics.

Then, in 1984, Guzzo decided to open his own comic shop, Amazing Tales, located in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. It quickly outgrew its 12-by-20-foot storefront and moved to a larger location.

“I became very friendly with the sales departments at Marvel, DC, and Archie Comics, so Amazing Tales quickly became a store with almost weekly comic book creator

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By Jamie Shearer Pook and Pook Inc. Auctioneers and Appraisers in Downingtown, Pa., continued to post strong results in these challenging times with their online only Decorative Arts Auction on May 20, selling 499 out of the 500 lots that crossed the auction block. Prices realized were almost 50 percent over high estimate, proving that the antique buying public is hungry to add acquisitions to their collections. Limited auctions, cancelled antique shows, and closed antique shops appear to be the driving force behind the online buying frenzy witnessed at the last five Pook and Pook auctions. There were 2,176 registered bidders covering all 50 states as well as a handful of other countries

all vying to take home items.

Bidsquare.com and Invaluble.com both brought potential buyers to the keyboard on their bidding platforms. Invaluable.com almost doubled Bidsquare.com in the number of registered bidders; however, Bidsquare clients spent the most money.

The top selling lot of the day came as a big surprise when two early religious texts sold for $5,375.

Both books contained watercolor fraktur bookplates; however, it was the book itself that caused the surge in price. An early Ausbund das ist Etliche Schone Christliche Lieder, with leather cover dated 1774, was the prize, more so than the fraktur inside. It took 74 bids before it was sold to an East Coast

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Gary Guzzo will be using his contacts and experience to bring in consignments of toptier original comic art, on par with Curt Swan’s sensational cover art for Action Comics #309 (DC Comics, Feb. 1964), which Hake’s auctioned for $112,015 on Nov. 21, 2013.The price represents an auction-house record for any comic book art by Swan.

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A Gaudy Welsh ironstone service with floral vine decoration and gilt accents, some damage, realized $1,438.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net entertainment and tourism. A a collector, comic shop owner, few years ago, they transi- Marvel publicist, and tioned to comic book produc- consultant. tion via what is now called the Guzzo said that as an Atomic Studios Bullpen. artist representative, his As the comic art consultant long-range goal is to keep a and artist representative for steady stream of original Hake’s, whose parent company comic book art, mostly is the comic-industry leader unseen for decades, flowing Geppi Family Enterprises, through Hake’s Premier Guzzo joins Hake’s formidable Auctions. “I will act as an instaff specialists Sean Rutan house representative for (comic art) and Tom Gordon artists and their estates and (comic books). In his new posi- as an advisor and curator tion, Guzzo will draw on his who can bring the consignor comprehensive knowledge as the best possible return on

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appearances and a place that comic book pros would hang around in, so I became very involved with publishers, artists, writers and the like,” he recalled.

He sold the shop in 1989 and subsequently launched his own staging company specializing in convention A/V services. He moved his business location to Manhattan, which put him near Marvel Comics, where he remained in touch with two friends there, Lou Bank and Steve Saffel.

They kept Guzzo apprised of openings at Marvel.

“The national staging company I started with a partner did corporate convention work, designing and building large convention booths and specializing in large video presentations.” Over time, one type of staging company would morph into another.

Eventually, Guzzo sold his share in the firm and began to explore other options. As luck would have it, Lou Bank contacted him to see if he could help to organize a relief program for those affected by Hurricane Andrew.

Working with retailers, radio and TV stations, the National Guard, and the Red Cross, Guzzo helped establish a relief package for affected retailers as well as produce a multi-day entertainment program for kids affected by the storm.

Bank then invited Guzzo to join the Marvel staff. Guzzo became director of publicity, tasked with connecting the company with the press and Marvel readers. He began by

Hake’s auctioned Howard Chaykin’s original comic page art for Star Wars #3 (Marvel Comics, Sept. 1977) for $33,748 on Nov. 7, 2019. The price represents an auction-house record for any comic book art by Chaykin.

Hake’s Auctions image. meeting with Robert and Carol Overstreet of “The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide” and Don and Maggie Thompson of “Comics Buyer’s Guide,” and they developed a new opendoor policy for releasing material to the press and to fans. Aspects of the job included escorting Stan Lee to various appearances, as well as running their convention services and creating an impactful Marvel Con booth.

“As Marvel downsized dramatically, I left to become a publicity and marketing consultant for new start-up companies, working for Broadway Comics, Acclaim/Valiant, Byron Preiss, Central Park Media, and numerous small publishers,” stated Guzzo.

After Guzzo and longtime Marvel graphic designer Dawn Geiger were married in 1995, they opened Atomic Studios, a graphic design and marketing firm specializing in

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“Alexander von Humboldt and the United States: Art, Nature and Culture” is the first exhibition to examine Humboldt’s impact on five spheres of American cultural development: the visual arts, sciences, literature, politics and exploration, between 1804 and 1903. It will be on view at the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s main building through Aug. 16. The museum is the sole venue for the exhibition. It is organized

by Eleanor Jones Harvey, senior curator at the museum.

Humboldt (1769–1859) was a renowned Prussian naturalist and explorer and one of the most influential figures of the 19th century. He lived to his 90th year, published more than 36 books, traveled across four continents and wrote well over 25,000 letters to an international network of colleagues and admirers. In 1804, after traveling five years in South America and Mexico, Humboldt spent six weeks in the United States. In these six weeks, Humboldt, through a series of lively exchanges of ideas about the arts, science, politics and exploration with influential figures such as President Thomas Jefferson and artist Charles Willson Peale, shaped American perceptions of nature and the way American cultural identity became grounded in the natural world.

The exhibition centers on the fine arts as a lens through which to understand how deeply intertwined Humboldt’s ideas were with America’s emerging identity. It includes more than 100 paintings, sculptures, maps, and artifacts as well as a

video introduction to Humboldt and the scientist’s connections to the Smithsonian through an array of current projects and initiatives.

“Eleanor Jones Harvey has dusted for Humboldt’s fingerprints on American art and culture and found them nearly everywhere, including the founding of the Smithsonian Institution,” said Stephanie Stebich, the Margaret and Terry Stent Director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

“The Smithsonian, with its vast range of disciplines and multitude of collections and ongoing research, is the perfect setting for this expansive evaluation of Humboldt’s impact in the United States.

Humboldt encouraged American landscape painters to embrace our natural wonders as emblems of our cultural identity. As a country, we have much to thank Humboldt for, as reflected in the countless namesake places and species across our land. Most importantly, Humboldt’s influence on America’s love of and protection of nature is revealed in other prominent Americans’ legacies, such as Theodore Roosevelt and Rachel Carson.”

The exhibition places American art squarely in the center of a conversation about Humboldt’s lasting influence with artworks that reveal how the American wilderness

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Frederic Edwin Church’s “The Natural Bridge, Virginia,” from 1852, is an oilon-canvas, courtesy of the Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia, gift of Thomas Fortune Ryan. became emblematic of the country’s distinctive character. Humboldt’s quest to understand the universe, his concern for deforestation and climate change, his taxonomic curiosity centered on New World species of flora and fauna and his belief that the arts were as important as the sciences for conveying the resultant sense of wonder in the interlocking aspects of our planet, make this a project evocative of how art illuminates some of the issues central to stewardship of the planet today. Artworks by Albert Bierstadt, Karl Bodmer, George Catlin, Frederic Church, Eastman Johnson, Samuel F.B. Morse, Charles Willson Peale, John Rogers, William James Stillman and John Quincy Adams Ward,

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among others, will be o n display. Church, an esteemed painter of the Hudson River school, features prominently in the exhibition.

He idolized Humboldt, going as far as trekking in the naturalist’s footsteps in South America.

The exhibition also includes the original “Peale Mastodon” skeleton, on loan from the Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt, with ties to Humboldt, Peale and an emerging American national identity in the early 19th century. Its inclusion in the exhibition represents a homecoming for the important fossil that has been in Europe since 1847 and emphasizes that natural history and natural monuments bond Humboldt with the United States. The skeleton, excavated in 1801 in upstate New York, was the most complete to be unearthed at that time. Its discovery became a symbol of civic pride. In 1804, Humboldt was honored with a dinner beneath the mastodon while it was exhibited in the Peale Museum in Philadelphia. Two paintings featuring the fossil, “Exhumation of the Mastodon” (1806–08) and “The Artist in His Museum” (1822), both by Peale, are on display nearby in the galleries.

“This project sets out to recapture the immediate, sustained and profound impact of Humboldt’s ideas and understand how they shaped the works made by some of the most influential American artists of the 19th century who deliberately wove into their major paintings messages about American cultural identity,” said Harvey. “Collectively their efforts created a naturebased aesthetic so well recognized today that its roots are obscured, much in the way Humboldt’s concept of ‘Cosmos’ or ‘unity of nature’ has been accepted as received wisdom. That collaborative model lies at the heart of Humboldt’s enterprise and at that of the Smithsonian as well.”

The exhibition features a digital exploration of Church’s famous landscape, “Heart of the Andes” (1859), enabling visitors to engage with the painting’s details in new ways.

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and featuring the origin and first appearance of Iron Man. The comic book had cream and off-white pages and came housed in a 12.75-by-8-inch CGC case. It went to a determined bidder for $9,250, a record for the book.

The record-setting copies of Marvel Comics’ “Tales to Astonish” included “Tales to Astonish #27” (January 1962), featuring the first appearance of the Ant-Man, graded CGC 3.5 ($3,875); “Tales to Astonish #13” (November 1960), featuring the origin and first appearance of

A copy of Marvel Comics’ “Incredible Hulk #181” from November 1974, featuring the first full appearance of Wolverine, graded CGC 7.0, went for $2,400.

Groot, graded CGC 5.0 ($3,750); and “Tales to Astonish #1” (Atlas Comics, January 1959), featuring a Stan Lee story and cover art by Jack Kirby and Christopher Rule, graded CGC 4.0. The book went for $1,875.

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About two weeks ago, I visited with a serious collector of books and paper. This individual had spent a lifetime collecting books, documents and papers relating to the story of the West. I studied the collection, and it impressed me with its depth and skill. That being said, what I really stopped to think about was the true rarity of the objects.

We can collect pewter or china or chairs, and there are a finite number of items surviving from each of those areas.

With paper collectibles, in many cases they are truly unique. Photographs may have multiples; however, original letters do not. As I handled letters, diaries and the scraps of daily life, I came to truly recognize how unique these were.

I began collecting paper 40 years ago when I first was shown the uniqueness of these items by my friend and dealer in antiques, Johnny Neidinger. He had incredible paper relating to the story of southcentral Pennsylvania, like currency carried by WWII

wall. For modern collectors with finite amounts of room, this is a great way to indulge your passion without giving up room.

If you have a young person who loves WWII, then a collection of original censor-opened V-letters is easy to assemble for little money. If you are passionate about decorative arts, then original catalogs are wonderful. For Civil War buffs, cartes-de-visite of soldiers are a bargain. Tractor broadsides, steamboat blotters, trade cards for grocers, the sky is the limit.

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The irony was that 10 years later, Neidinger had passed away, and eBay came to be the place for finding paper. For me, it was the hunt for documents that related to the story of trades and work in the 18th and 19th centuries. Sometimes I paid nothing for such a piece, as no one knew what it was.

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Today, paper collecting still remains one of the areas ripe for new collecting. Why? Because there is a lot of antique and vintage paper out there. It is valued and priced all over the map so that you can acquire cool things for $5 or $500, which makes collecting manageable. And, most importantly, an entire paper collection can be housed in a binder in a bookcase on your

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Chimborazo, was referred to as “Humboldt’s Mountain.�

The narrated, 2.5D animated projection enables visitors to appreciate the connections between Church’s painting and Humboldt’s ideas.

The exhibition concludes with a “One Smithsonian�

Interpretive Lounge where visitors can explore the contemporary connections between Humboldt and the work being done across the Smithsonian today.

Featured experts include Ximena Velez-Zuazo, marine managing director of the Biodiversity Monitoring and Assessment Program at the Smithsonian Conservation and Biology Institute’s Center of Conservation and Sustainability; Kristina Anderson-Teixeira, forest ecologist at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute; Mary Elliott, curator at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture and a member of the Slave Wrecks Project International leadership team; and Sofia Elian, graphic designer at the Smithsonian Science Education Center.

Book The exhibition catalog, “Alexander von Humboldt and the United States: Art, Nature and Culture,� is written by Harvey with a preface by Hans Sues, chair of paleobiology and curator of vertebrate paleontology at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History.

The book examines how Humboldt left a lasting impression on American visual arts, sciences, literature and politics. Humboldt inspired a network of like-minded individuals who would go on to embrace the spirit of exploration, decry slavery, advocate for the welfare of Native Americans, and extol America’s wilderness as a signature component of the nation’s sense of self. Harvey traces how Humboldt’s ideas influenced the transcendentalists and the landscape painters of the Hudson River school and laid the foundations for the Smithsonian, the Sierra Club and the National Park Service. Co-published by the Smithsonian American Art Museum and Princeton University Press, it is available for purchase ($75) in the museum store and online.

Credit “Alexander von Humboldt and the United States: Art, Nature and Culture� is organized by the Smithsonian American Art Museum with generous support from Joanne and Richard Brodie, Billings and John Cay, Fern and Hersh Cohen, Sheila Duignan and Mike Wilkins, the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, Marie M. Halff, Liliane A. and Christian W.E. Haub, Raymond J. and Margaret Horowitz Endowment, Kandeo Asset Management, Maureen and Gene Kim, LATAM Trade Capital, Robert Lehman Foundation, Henry Luce Foundation, The Lunder Foundation—Peter and Paula Lunder Family, Provost of the Smithsonian, Lucy S. Rhame, Holly and Nick Ruffin, Jacquelyn and William Sheehan, Smithsonian Scholarly Studies Awards, the Terra Foundation for American Art and Kelly Williams and Andrew Forsyth.

This exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. The accompanying catalog is supported by Furthermore: a program of the J.M. Kaplan Fund.

The Smithsonian American Art Museum is also grateful to Emily Haber, German ambassador to the United States, for serving as an honorary host for the preview event.

About the Smithsonian American Art Museum and Renwick Gallery The Smithsonian American Art Museum is the home to one of the finest and most inclusive collections of American art in the world. Its artworks reveal America’s rich artistic and cultural history from the Colonial period to today. The museum’s main building is located at Eighth and F streets N.W., above the Gallery Place/Chinatown Metrorail station. Museum hours are 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily (closed Dec. 25). Its Renwick Gallery, a branch museum dedicated to craft and decorative arts, is located on Pennsylvania Avenue at 17th Street N.W. The Renwick is open from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily (closed Dec. 25).

Admission is free. Follow the museum on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.

For more information, call 202-633-1000 or visit www.americanart.si.edu.

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art also came up for bid.

“Absolutely phenomenal, that is the only way I can describe this auction,” said Bruneau & Co.’s Travis Landry.

“The bidding action for all the major key comic books was intense, with several records being broken. The first Iron Man, Ant-Man and Groot were all show stoppers. The results proved that.”

Kevin Bruneau, the president of Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers, added, “Even amid a poor global economy and the insidious COVID-19 virus, the pop culture market stood strong. While stocks may be falling, people are investing in other tangible assets. We can’t wait for our next auction.”

Following are additional highlights from the auction.

This copy of “Tales to Astonish #27” (January 1962), featuring the first appearance of the Ant-Man, graded CGC 3.5, changed hands for a record $3,875.

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This copy of “Tales to Astonish #13” (November 1960), featuring the origin and first appearance of Groot, graded CGC 5.0, finished at $3,750. .com, plus the mobile app “Bruneau & Co.” on iTunes or GooglePlay. Phone and absentee bids were also taken. All prices quoted include the buyer’s premium (20 or 25

A copy of “Tales to Astonish #1” (Atlas Comics, January 1959), featuring a Stan Lee story and cover art by Jack Kirby and Christopher Rule, graded CGC 4.0, sold for $1,875.

percent, depending on the platform).

Illustrator Dan Green’s original artwork for the graphic novel “Doctor Strange: Into Shamballa” was a single panel featuring Dr. Strange in Shamballa, surrounded by wisps of red wind with surreal biomorphic faces towering over him. The ca. 1986 watercolor, with an image size of 13by-5.25 inches, proved to be the ultimate Dr. Strange collectible. It realized $2,750.

Anything having to do with Spider-Man is a surefire crowd-pleaser. A copy of Marvel Comics’ “Amazing Spider-Man #8” (January 1964), featuring the first cover and appearance of the Living Brain, plus an appearance by

the Fantastic Four, graded CGC 2.0, changed hands for $3,240.

Two desirable comic books sailed past their $2,000 high estimates. One was a copy of DC Comics’ “Detective Comics #168” (February 1951), with the first appearance of the Red Hood identity and origin of the Joker, CGC 2.0 ($2,040). The other was a copy of Marvel Comics’ “Incredible Hulk #181” (November 1974), featuring the first full appearance of the Wolverine, CGC 7.0 ($2,400).

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For the second online-only sale in a row, textiles from the collection of Linda and Dennis Moyer of Zionsville, Pa., produced oversized results.

Someone loosened up their belt and bid $4,000 against a conservative estimate of $200$300 for one lot of clothing.

The remainder of this collection, including dozens of additional textile lots, is coming up for auction on Friday and Saturday, July 10 and 11.

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This copy of Marvel Comics’ “Amazing Spider-Man #8” (January 1964), the first cover and appearance of the Dan Green’s original artwork for the graphic novel “Doctor Strange: Into Living Brain, plus an appearance by This Stahl redware fish mold and flower jug, jug signed I.S. Stahl and dated Shamballa,” a single panel watercolor featuring Dr. Strange in Shamballa, ca. the Fantastic Four, graded CGC 2.0, 1942, fish signed Thomas Stahl and dated 1938, sold together for $2,563.

1986, sold for $2,750. sold for $3,240. included two pieces of red- in an old mustard surface did ware from Stahl Pottery, sell- well, selling to a Midwest ing for $2,563. The main prize buyer. A Westtown School of the two items was a vase needlework sampler brought

by I. S. Stahl, dated 1942 with $975, and an unframed saminteresting applied flowers pler sold for $850. and pretzel style handles. A Some nice stoneware piece of James Seagreaves crossed the virtual auction redware went to the dogs. block. A S. Hart, Fulton, N.Y., Two bidders chased one jug with love birds led the Enough Historic Issues Of Superman, Captain America, Wonder Woman, charming figural pup, which charge, bringing $925. Other Batman And More To Fill A Comics Shop Will Be Offered was initialed and dated 1957, items of note were a group of First issues of milestone world headquarters in Dallas, New Fun No. 5, in FN/VF to the howling sum of $1,813.

Someone was having compa- marbles, $613; a leaded glass titles, debut appearances of Texas, and online. The condition, is a hard-to-comeny over for Sunday dinner table lamp, $750; a set of six beloved and immortal super- expanse of historic issues by early-days landmark, the fifth issue of the first title that and needed some spare dish- plank seat chairs, $800; and heroes, and a comic book alone feels almost endless.

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PUBLIC AUCTION MILITARIA RELATED AUCTION SATURDAY, JULY 11 AT 9:00 A.M. Sale Location: 3164 White Oak Rd., QUARRYVILLE, PA 17566 BLOCK #1 9:00 A.M.

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Approx. 530 Online Lots Total.

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3000 War & Other Related Books Will Be Sold Uncatalogued.

The auction consists of: Approximately 100 swords, 70 bayonets, knives, 30 helmets, 50 uniforms, 100s of pins & badges, 3000 war & other related books, and lots of other war related items.

Terms & Conditions: 13% buyers premium discounted to 10% with certified check or cash. 5% online fee for any items won through a online bidding site. 6% PA sales tax applies unless we are shipping out of state or you hold a valid resale number. All items are sold as is and all sales are final.

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Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall Is Open And Celebrating With A Fourth Of July Sale Richard L. Dotta Auction Co. Route 512 (11 miles North of Route 22)

Tues. & Fri. - 12:30 P.M. Flea Market Every Tues., Fri. & Sat. 7:30 A.M.

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Special Sale Will Run From July 4 To 13 The Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall will host a reopening sale and special extended Fourth of July sale from Saturday, July 4, through Monday, July 13.

Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall is located at 3371 Lincoln Highway East in Paradise, Pa., on Route 30. It is four miles west of Route 41 and six miles east of the Rockvale Square Outlet Mall in Lancaster

County.

The shop is following all CDC and PA Department of Health guidelines regarding cleaning and sanitizing, social distancing and all persons that enter the facility must wear a properly fitting face mask or face covering.

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APPLIANCES - ANTIQUES - OAK FURN. - COLLECTIBLES Copper Applebutter Kettle, dovtld. (about 50 gal.)

Geneva Andes Ornate #517 Parlor Stove, Nickel Chome Trim, (All Original), Very Nice, Macey #98 Finish 2 (4) Sec. Stack Bookcase 48â&#x20AC;? Round Wagon Wheel Table w/Model â&#x20AC;&#x153;Tâ&#x20AC;? Pedestal Puffy Carmel Slag Cast Table Lamp, Early Empire Hand Dutld. Birdseye Maple Chest, Inset Panel Sides, Crotch Veneer Complete listing with details and photos on the following websites: www.mrandmrsauctioneer.com, GotoAuction, AuctionZip #1017 or contact auctioneer.

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their online show inventory or offered comparable works and continued selling. The added value of the online show was the easy access links to visit the dealersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; websites. Many dealers reported sales from their shop inventory via their own website due to the link. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We approached the show just like every other show, offering a wide range of the best quality of antique furniture, folk art, artwork, and decorative arts. We always like to offer a full range of case furniture, tables, paintings, and smalls,â&#x20AC;? shared Arthur Liverant of Nathan Liverant and Son. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am sure the guarantees and commitment to honesty and ethical conduct by ADA dealers are the core ingredients that

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A British pottery solid agate pecten shell teapot and cover sold to a new customer by Earle D. Vandekar of Knightsbridge. make this type of virtual antiques show even a possibility. As with every show, we look forward to developing long-term relationships with collectors, curators, and fellow dealers that we have had the pleasure of meeting.â&#x20AC;?

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Rounding out DCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Trinity, of course, is Wonder Woman, whose earliest breakthrough moments are represented in this auction. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s her very first appearance in 1942 (AllStar Comics No. 8, CGC VG/FN 5.0 issue), her first cover (1942â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Sensation Comics No. 1, CGC GD/VG 3.0), and the first issue of her eponymous title bowing in 1942 (Wonder Woman No. 1, one of the finest copies ever brought to auction).

There are other issues of All-Star Comics in the summer sale, among them one of the most important copies (and covers) in the mediumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history, All-Star No. 3 (CGC VG 4.0), containing the first meeting of the Justice Society of America, the gold standard for DCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Golden Age starring Green Lantern, Flash, the Spectre, Doctor Fate, Hourman, Sandman and the Atom.

The JSAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s successors, the Justice League of America, made their debut 20 years later in The Brave and the Bold No. 28. Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Green Lantern, Flash and Martian Manhunter team up in a Silver Age spectacular represented here with an extraordinary CGC VF/NM 9.0 copy.

For those collectors who make theirs Marvel, the summer event features no shortage of major milestones, beginning, appropriately, with the comic book that introduced readers to The Marvel Age: Fantastic Four No. 1 (CGC Qualified VF+ 8.5), published in 1961, and the comic whose art, characters and tone defined the company for generations. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I was really interested in the characters as people,â&#x20AC;? artist Jack Kirby once said of his first co-creations with Stan Lee. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I have a genuine feeling for real people, and what I do is re-create them in a fantastic formula.â&#x20AC;?

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of DCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s predecessor, National Allied Publications, New Fun was oversized and overstuffed with stories, among them the ongoing adventures of Texas Ranger Jack Wood, the first recurring hero in the comics companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s stable.

This copy of self-proclaimed Big Comic Magazine is notable for countless reasons, among them its conditionâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;85 years old, yet its pages show only light wear. Wheeler-Nicholson also edited and wrote several stories for this issue, the titleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s penultimate before changing its name to More Fun in the winter of 1936. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also the last issue of New Fun that appeared on stands without contributions from two promising young creators named Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.

Superman No. 1, the first title ever devoted to a single superhero, is going to be the centerpiece of any comics auction in which it appears, and this sale has three issues, among them a CGC VG/FN 5.0 thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s one of the 10 best copies of the title CGC has ever certified. It features the first four Man of Steel stories Siegel and Shuster contributed to Action Comics, as well as a new origin story and four previously unpublished pages.

The other half of the Worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Finest team is well represented in this auction with several highly coveted issues, chief among them a VG/FN 5.0 copy of Batman No. 1, published in 1940 after the Dark Knightâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s initial swing through Detective Comics.

Eighty years after publication, this No. 1 holds up as one of the greatest Batman issues ever published. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s as grim and gritty as any modern-day offering. And, this issue contains the first appearances of The Joker and Catwoman, known then only as The Cat.

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SATURDAY, JULY 11 9:00 A.M., GUNS 11:00 A.M., FURNITURE NOON 17 West Elizabeth St., Maytown, PA 17550 Located across from the Maytown Church of God

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Preview: Wed. July 1, 12:00-4:00pm Eclec c sale to include: Oak country store step back display cabinets, large vintage Coca-Cola cooler, industrial tables, rolling carts, early cast iron pulleys, great ice cream metal embossed parlor table,18th & 19th century house shu ers, good selec on of early ďŹ re place mantles, great MANHEIM pa. Grain painted country store display, early decora ve iron gates, grates & fencing, primi ve wooden industrial machine bases, nice assortment of vintage windows, industrial shelving, cast iron park benches, galvanized ďŹ re proof vintage doors, great selec on of raised paneled & decora ve doors, good selec on of oak & walnut built-in cupboards & wardrobes, large selec on of wooden vintage organ pipes, early theater seats, early wooden banisters & church pews removed from 1860â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Catholic Church in Philadelphia, country cupboards, terra co a rooďŹ ng, Victorian heat registers, large walk in vintage metal cooler, country store mul drawer cabinets & SO MANY MORE ITEMS OF INTEREST! We will con nue to add items un l day of sale. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss this opportunity!!!

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climate-controlled, brightly lit and carpeted.

Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and debit cards. Gift certificates, layaway, and shipping are available. Hours are Monday to Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and closed on Tuesdays. Special Saturday, July 4 hours will be 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

For additional information, call 717-442-8805 during business hours or visit www.cackle berryfarmantiquemall.com.

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dealers. Merchandise featured includes items such as furniture, glassware, sterling silver, clocks, advertising, jewelry, fine china, toys, books, postcards, trains, Christmas items, pottery, linens, primitives, kitchenware, and much more.

Housed inside the antique mall is an Old Time General Store.

Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall offers convenient parking for over 100 vehicles, with a spacious area for campers, trailers, and tour buses. The shop is clean,

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The Mighty Thor wielded his Mjölnir for the first time in 1962’s Journey Into Mystery No. 83, a sought-after Silver Age comic. Two issues are in the auction, including this example graded CGC VF 8.0.

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This New Fun Comics #5 (DC, 1935), The All-Star No. 3 (CGC VG 4.0) is the condition FN/VF, is a beautiful, unre- issue that contains the first meeting of stored example of an exceedingly rare the Justice Society of America. book.

Age titles in the summer sale.

There’s the first appearance of Iron Man found in Tales of Suspense No. 39 from 1962, represented here by three copies, including one so highly graded (a CGC NM 9.4) that there are only a handful of copies in existence in better condition. Like all iconic Marvel pieces, it bears a Kirby cover (and Don Heck interior), as he designed the first suit of armor. A prized piece worthy of Tony Stark’s collection.

You’ll find, too, The Incredible Hulk No. 1, also from 1962, the debut of the man or monster (or both!) created by Kirby and Stan Lee, when Bruce Banner’s alterego was still a pale shade of gray. It’s another Kirby classic, represented here with an issue in graded CGC FN/VF 7.0.

The Mighty Thor wielded his Mjölnir for the first time in 1962’s Journey Into Mystery No. 83, one of the most sought-after Silver Age offerings long before he turned into a movie star. Two issues

are available in the summer event, including one graded CGC VF 8.0.

A year after Thor’s bow, Marvel published one of the most popular (and, thanks to cocreator Steve Ditko’s artwork, beautiful) comics of all time: The Amazing Spider-Man No. 1 (CGC VF+ 8.5), the Web-Slinger’s first standalone title following his introduction in Amazing Fantasy No. 15. Five icons for the price of one: Spidey and the Fantastic Four, on one of the most reproduced and replicated covers of all time.

Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are here, too: Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, Ant-Man and Wasp in The Avengers No. 1 (CGC FN+ 6.5), published in 1963. First, a comic book, not yet the launching pad for the most successful movie franchise ever created.

Collectors, assemble.

For high-resolution photos of all the offerings in the Heritage Auctions Comics and Comic Art Auction, visit www.HA.com.

SPECIAL NOTE: c1882 Waltham Mod 1877 P. S. Bartlett Pocket Watch in 14k Hunter Case. FIREARMS: Savage Mod 110 .308win Rifle, Gaucha IGA .410 Dbl Barrel Shotgun, Ranger 12ga Dbl Barrel, Ruger Mark I .22 Pistol, High Standard 12ga Shotgun, H&R Mod 88 20ga Shotgun, Browning Mod 620 20ga Shotgun, Ruger Mod 10/22 .22 Carbine, Savage Arms Mod 3 ,22 Rifle, Iver Johnson Champion 12ga Shotgun, Belgian 1860’s Pinfire Revolver, 1860’s French Double Action Revolver, Taurus 9mm Pistol, Jennings J-22 Pistol, Cobra .380 Pistol, Black Powder Pistols. INSTRUMENTS: 1960’s Zildjian 18” Crash & Pr of 14” Hi-Hat Cymbals, ‘66 Ludwig Acrolite 5x14 Snare Drum, H. N. White Co. King Liberty Trumpet, Martin Imperial Trumpet, Kratt Trombone, Buescher Aristocrat Trumpet, Boosey Hawkes Trombone, Toca 30” Conga Drum, Leedy Cocktail Snare Drum, Elec Guitars incl Indy Custom, 2 Drum Sets, Martin Freres Clarinet, Accordions, Mandolin, Vox Pacemaker V1022 Amp, Howler & Shaker Harmonica Microphones. JEWELRY: 14k Men’s Ring, 10k: Men’s Onyx Ring, Men’s Band, Diamond & Ruby Rings; Much Sterling. 1000+ Pcs Costume Jewelry. COINS: US Comm, Morgan & Peace Dollars, 1936 Texas Half, Barber & WL Halves, Seated & Mercury Dimes, Lg Cents incl 1847, 49, 50, 53, 54; Indian & Wheat Cents incl 1909 & VDB, 1874 One Cent Frac Currency, 1935A Hawaii Silver Certificate, 1923 $1 Silver Cert, 1928 $2 Bill, Silver Rounds. FURNITURE: Lg Oak Rolltop Desk, PA House King Size Bedroom Set, Grandfather Clocks. ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: 1980’s Canetti Wakita by Mihara, 1930’s National Recovery Administration Banner, Pepsi-Cola Vendorlator, Schwinn “Exerciser” Stationary Bike (Great Condition), Hit & Miss Motors, Decorated Salt Glazed Crocks incl Batter Crock, 2 Gallon Stoneware Jug w/ Blue Flower Decoration, Redware Teapots Crocks & Flower Pots; Excelsior Printing Press, Knights of the Golden Eagle Sword, Radios incl Normende Tannhauser & Globetraveler, Parkland Tires Signs, 1956 Ford Truck Tailgate, Victrola Exhibition Reproducer. MILITARY: WWII German & Soviet Helmets, M1 Carbine Bayonet w/ Scabbard. LOCAL: Hon-E-Nut Candies, Schuylkill Haven Lot (uncommon), Geo. Jungkurth- Pottsville Jug. TOYS: Trains incl 1999 Hartland Set (NIB), Lionel Cars, ZW Transformer, Barbie Clone PMA Lilly in Original Package. CHINA: Lg Royal Doulton Vanborough Set, Lg Vint Fiesta Lot. DEC ARTS: Beswick Huntsman & Horse & Figures, Lladro Ballet Couple & Angel, (4) Pc Franklin Mint Okura Vases, (6) Franklin Mint Le Cordon Bleu Molds, Royal Doulton Figures. GLASS: Lg Candlewick Set, Jadeite incl Sunbeam Butter Dish, Mugs & Hens; Pyrex Turquoise Refrigerator Dish Set. COMICS: 1950-80’s Superhero incl FF, X-Men, Batman, Spider-Man. PAPER: Star Wars Immunization Poster, 1806 English Bible. SPORTS: 50-70’s Topps Baseball & Football Cards, Tim Richmond Signed Hat, 1968 Al Tasnady Signed Stock Car Print. COLLECTIBLES: Stamps, Pokemon, Garbage Pail Kids, Hummels.

OTHER: Coca-Cola & Pepsi Soda Coolers, Soda & Snack Vending Machines, Bamboo Fly Rod in Case, Animal Calls incl Rhodes Turkey & Crow Calls w/ Boxes, Compound Bows, Recurve Bows incl 1953 Bear Cub, Blackhawk Warrior & Colt, Cub Cadet Lawn La Tractor, Lawn Mowers, (3) Craftsman Tool Cabinets.

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the Fantastic Four: Reed Richards, Sue and Johnny Storm and Ben Grimm, the first family of the new Marvel Comics.

Then there is the first Avenger himself, Captain America.

Captain America Comics No. 1 (CGC VG- 3.5), published in 1941 by Marvel’s predecessor, Timely Comics, is among the most coveted titles in comicdom for good reason: the iconic Jack Kirby-Joe Simon cover featuring Cap punching out Hitler, the introduction of Steve Rogers’ star-spangled super-soldier and sidekick Bucky, the first appearance of the Red Skull. It is the torchbearer for a Golden Age. But as Heritage Auctions’ Vice President Barry Sandoval points out, “You could almost fill out an Avengers lineup here,” given the copious Marvel

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Morphy’s Extraordinary Sporting And Collector Firearms Sale Captures $8.4 Million Over Three Days An international call to arms resulted in an $8.4 million total at Morphy’s May 27, 28, and 29 auction, which teamed a Founders and Patriots Arms and Militaria session with a two-day lineup of Extraordinary, Sporting and Collector Firearms.

Phone lines buzzed nonstop while Morphy’s internet live-bidding platform, Morphy Live, kept online bids flowing in from all over the United States and abroad. “Any question as

Frontier artist Astley D.M. Cooper (American, 1856-1924) painted this 65-by-82-inch trompe l’oeil oil-oncanvas depicting Native Americans (including Sioux Chief Red Cloud and Princess Prairie Flower), with images of a buffalo and Indian relics, 1905, which sold for $135,300.

to the strength of the market for rare firearms and important militaria was resolved by the end of our sale,” said Morphy Auctions founder and President Dan Morphy. “From our vantage point, we could see just how strong the hobby is right now. In addition to advanced collectors who went for the very rare and unique pieces, there were many enthusiastic new collectors who were guided by our experts’ meticulously detailed catalog descriptions. At every level, buyers were thrilled with their purchases.”

The undisputed star of the Founders and Patriots session was a ca.

1765-70 Revolutionary War presentation pipe tomahawk made by Fort Pitt armorer and future Army general Richard Butler and inscribed to Lieutenant John McClellan of the Pennsylvania Riflemen.

Arguably among the most important and best-known American tomahawks in existence, it was featured in the 2005 traveling museum exhibition, “Clash of Empires: The British, French & Indian War, 1754-1763” and counted amongst its previous owners the Earl of Warwick (Warwick

Castle, England), who loaned the tomahawk for display at the Tower of London. Opening at $240,000, it sold to an American buyer for $664,200, a world-record auction price for a tomahawk.

Another extremely rare presentation pipe tomahawk, dated 1760, was a gift from King Louis XV to

( A ) P 1 7 5 6 British “Long Land” .80-caliber smoothbore musket of the 43rd Regiment of Foot, whose distinguished record included engagements at Lexington, Concord, Bunker Hill and Yorktown, commanded $73,800. Made in France and exported to New England, an M1763 “fusil,” or musket,

Annie Oakley’s (1860-1926) custom-made “Little Miss Sure Shot” Stevens Model 44 .25-20 single-shot rifle, “ANNIE OAKLEY” and “NUTLEY N.J.” (location of Oakley and husband Frank Butler’s first home), pictured on three pages of R.I. Wilson’s book about Buffalo Bill, realized $528,900.

Another highlight was one of Jan. 4, 1776. It went off to a new only two surviving examples of owner for $34,440. a Hanoverian-pattern 1776 An American Revolutionflintlock rifle, .68-caliber era bloodstone seal with 13 rifled, from 200 rifles original- “stars” representing the ly ordered from August colonies and engraved “For Heinrich Huhnstock of Liberty I Live” is believed to Hanover, Germany, by the Continued on page 11 British Board of Ordnance on

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The original Colt commercial Model 1919 Browning automatic rifle (B.A.R.) machine gun, classified as a curio and relic, beautiful condition, sold for $61,500.

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The rare French M1763 “fusil,” or musket, with bayonet, marked for the 1st New Hampshire Battalion by Exeter, N.H., silversmith John Ward Gilman in 1777, sold for $49,200.

Indian-chief allies of the French in North America during the Seven Years War. It took in a hefty $168,000.

Revolutionary War-era firearms were in great demand, as well. A book example of an

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with bayonet was marked for the 1st New Hampshire Battalion by Exeter, N.H., silversmith John Ward Gilman in 1777. It closed at $49,200.

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The rare presentation pipe tomahawk dated 1760, as gifted by King Louis XV to Indian chief allies of the French in North America during the Seven Years War, sold for $168,000.

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FEATURING OVER 1,500 LOTS - THREE AUCTIONEERS SELLING AT ONCE THE AUCTION WILL BE OVER IN PLENTY OF TIME TO VIEW ANY FIREWORK SHOWS! PARTIAL LISTING: UNIQUE COLLECTION OF EARLY WASHING MACHINES INCLUDING GAS POWERED MAYTAG * * VINTAGE RADIO O COLLECTION * COLLECTION OF VINTAGE TELEVISION SETS * VINTAGE CLOTHING * MANY EARLY QUILTS * ART GLASS * FENTON GLASS * NUMEROUS CHINA * OIL LAMPS * PRIMITIVES * VINTAGE KITCHENWARE * VINTAGE SHOES * VINTAGE CLOTHES * DISNEY ITEMS * STEIFFF BEARS IN THE ORIGINAL BOXES “GOLDEN AGE OF THE CIRCUS SERIES * OLD TOYS AND BOARD GAMES * NUMEROUS DOLLS * WORKING G MECHANICAL BABY IN ORIGINAL BASSINET W/ORIGINAL SHIPPING CRATE * WW1 US ARMY CAVALRY HORSE FEED BAG * DEPRESSION GLASSS * CARNIVAL GLASS * CAST IRON COFFEE GRINDERS * PRE- 1930’S RIFLES(SEE PHOTOS) * NUMEROUS EPHEMERA INCLUDING TRADE CARDSS AND POST CARDS * POCKET KNIVES * OLD LANTERNS * EARLY COLORFUL C.1900’S CHILDRENS BOOKS * OLD COMIC BOOKS * EARLY Y MOVIE STAR MAGAZINES * OLD CIGAR BOXES * OLD AUTOMOBILE HOOD ORNAMENTS * METAL AIRPLANES AND SOLDIERS * GRANDFATHER R CLOCKS * MANTLE CLOCKS * WALL CLOCKS * OLD FLOOR MODEL RADIOS AND SPEAKERS * CAST IRON TALL STOVES * CAST IRON FARM BELL * EARLY CAST IRON GARDEN WATER SPIGOT * EARLY TYPEWRITERS * CHILDRENS OLD KITCHEN SETS * OLD TELEPHONES * OLD SCALES * STEREO OPTIC-CARDS * AURORA C.1960’S MONSTER MODELS * ADVERTISING TINS * BRASS BOAT PROPELLER * SEWING MACHINES * OLD RADIO SPEAKERS * NUMEROUS SMALLS * VINTAGE FABRIC * CROCKS * OLD RECORD PLAYERS AND CYCLINDER RECORDS * POLITICAL ITEMS * MANY PRIMITIVES * WOODEN FOLK ART TYPE CHILDS HOUSES * MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS * INDIAN BLANKET * COOKIE JARS * MILITARY ITEMS * OVERSEER’S PLANTATION DESK C. 1830-40’S MADE BY BONDSERVANT * TIN TYPE PHOTOS * DISNEY TOYS * HANGING LAMPS * OLD MAGAZINES * GIFT SHOP RELATED ITEMS * MANY OF THESE ITEMS MENTIONED SURROUNDED THE MANY ANTIQUE CARS ONCE DISPLAYED IN THE MUSEUM. PLUS SO MANY MORE ITEMS NOT LISTED HERE IN THIS AD, MANY SURPRISES COMING! PLEASE VISIT WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM(AUCTIONEERS ID# 2894) OR WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM TO VIEW OVER 700 PHOTOS FOR THIS EXCITING AUCTION EVENT. - FOOD AVAILABLE - PLENTY OF FREE PARKING TOO!

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TERMS OF AUCTION: Cash, Traveler’s Checks. 10% Buyer’s Premium Added To The Hammer Price. Out-Of-State Dealers: Your Tax Number Or Retail Sales Tax Number Is Welcome With A Copy Of Your Current Tax License. Out-Of-State Buyers Must Have A Bank Letter Dated 3 Days Prior To JULY 4th, 2019 Stating That Their Checking Account Has A No Bounce Check History If Wishing To Write A Check. We Accept Checks From Maryland Residents. The Auctioneer Has The Right To Refuse Anyone’s Check If He Wishes To Do So. All Announcements Made On Auction Day Shall Take Precedence Over Previously Distributed Information.

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OUR NEXT AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY, JULY 18TH, 2020 IN BUILDING #12. AT THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS. THIS IS THE “ADVERTISING AUCTION” THAT WAS CANCELLED DUE TO THE COVID-19 SHUT DOWN BACK ON MARCH 14TH, 2020.

PLEASE VISIT THE WEBSITE TO VIEW HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS FOR THIS GREAT AUCTION.

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have been created for a member of the Sons of Liberty, with metalwork very likely by Paul Revere, who was a member of the secret revolutionary group. The seal was bid to $23,370.

Few, if any, people alive today ever witnessed the uncanny shooting expertise of Annie Oakley (1860-1926), the diminutive star of Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show. Her last professional appearance was nearly a century ago, yet her legend has never waned. A top prize in Morphy’s sale was Oakley’s own custom-made Stevens Model 44 .24-20 single-shot rifle engraved in high relief with her name on one side and the city where she lived, Nutley, N.J., on the other. It is the very gun shown on three pages of R.I. Wilson’s book about Buffalo Bill. Estimated at $200,000-$400,000, the rifle

A collection of 55 examples of paper currency issued by Continental Congress and 13 state governments (or their Colonial predecessors) during the Revolutionary War era sold for $12,300. handily surpassed expectations to sell for $528,900, the top seller of the May 28 and 29 firearms sessions.

Recently discovered and fresh to the market, an exceedingly rare, near-mint H.

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A visual trompe l’oeil oilon-canvas painting by Astley D.M. Cooper (American, 18561924) included depictions of notable Native Americans Sioux Chief Red Cloud and Princess Prairie Flower, as well as images of Indian relics and a buffalo. The 1905 artwork by

a recognized and wellrespected frontier painter sold for $135,300.

Prices quoted in report include a 23-percent buyer’s premium.

To learn more, call 877968-8880 or email info@ morphyauctions.com.

PUBLIC AUCTION H&R AUCTION MONDAY, JULY 6, 2020 5PM 270 GRANT STREET, NEW HOLLAND, PA 17557 WE ARE CURRENTLY ACCEPTING QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS, EITHER ONE PIECE OR ENTIRE COLLECTIONS AND/OR ESTATES. A large selection of very nice items!

THEOREMS: Theorems: Three David Ellinger; William Rank theorem, assorted theorems by E. Harris, C. Behrer, M.S. Yoder, J. Brubaker, etc.; reverse painted theorem on glass by Jan Van Eeden. SMALLS: Winchester (R.W.A.) cannon; hooked rug featuring sheep and a tree; English bronze seahorse door knocker; early three drawer seed box; wagon jack; paper mache mask (man with a top hat); large glazed redware urn featuring birds and snakes; two (2) Marbles Co. safety hatchets; pressed steel “Allied Van Lines” moving truck; and so much more. ASSORTED ITEMS: four (4) piece solid cherry bedroom suite by Sterling House; double door punched tin pie safe; wagon jack style iron floor lamp; mahog. gateleg dropleaf table; etc. MILITARIA: WWI 28th Division tunic with a painted helmet; WWI Verdun 1918 trench art shells; (3) WWI U.S. helmets; WWI U.S. medals; WWI ammo belts; WWI and WWII posters; military first aid kits; WWII overseas caps; military clock; MP helmet; WWO bolo knife; medic pack; vehicle crewmans helmet with mic.; WWII linesman pliers; Polish sword dated 1764; military photos; Russo-Japanese War stereo cards; AND MUCH MORE! Terms: cash or good PA check. We accept MasterCard, Visa and Discover. There is a 13% buyer’s premium, with a discount to 10% with payment of cash or good check. Not responsible for typos in this advertisement.

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antiquesandauctionnews.net This important American Fox FE grade 20-bore Revolution-era bloodstone seal shotgun with case was with 13 “stars” representing the engraved “CHROMOX FLUID colonies and engraved “For Liberty STEEL / SAVAGE ARMS I Live,” believed to have been creCORP., UTICA, N.Y. U.S.A.” ated for a member of the Sons of and twice signed by W.H. Liberty, sold for $23,370.

Gough. One of only six guns of its type ever produced, it had a spectacular run sales. An original Colt combefore settling at mercial Model 1919 $159,900.

Browning automatic rifle In “extremely fine (B.A.R.) machine gun in and choice condition,” beautiful condition sold a Parker DHE 28-bore for $61,500, while a skeet shotgun with Beretta 9mm Model case came to auction 38A came with political with a PGCA letter indiprovenance. This particcating it had originally ular machine gun had been shipped in 1939 to Iver amnesty-registered by 1964 Johnson Sporting Goods in U.S. presidential candidate, Boston. It was pursued to the late Senator Barry $58,880. Made in 1991 and in Goldwater. It sold for $46,740. extremely fine condition, an The most talked-about, Ivo Fabbri 12-bore over/under asked-about handgun in the shotgun engraved by G. sale was a rare Singer Studeto/Creative Arts realized Manufacturing Co. M1911-A1 $58,425. .45 ACP semi-automatic pistol Antique machine guns, in outstanding original condiwhich are classified as curios tion. It is one of 500 that were and relics, draw an avid fol- made during World War II, lowing to Morphy’s firearms mostly for the U.S. Army Air Corps. It rose rapidly to a final selling price of $129,150.

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Call Bev: 717-492-2560 or 1-800-428-4211 ext.2560 SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

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MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid.

Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards Glass Slides Displays Dwight Cleveland, fax 773-525-2969 POB 10922, Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152 posterboss@aol.com

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Auctioneers: Tim Weaver, Dave Stoltzfus & Steve Schuler Lic. #AY2109 Phone: 717-354-9524

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Auctioneer Note: This is a large auction with much more than listed. Selling with 2 auctioneers both days. Thursday begins at 2:00 PM selling a variety of antiques & primitives, furniture, HH Goods, Glassware, Books, Literature, Toys, Guns, Coins.

Friday begins at 8:30 AM selling antiques, Cast-Iron Items Signs primitives, signs, anvils, Farm Related items. Auction Co. and sellers are not responsible for accidents.

Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertising Payment terms: Cash, approved check or credit card w/3% fee. Food stand.

Auction held in tent - bring chairs.

Farm Related - Bobcat S590 skidloader w/ 72” bucket; Easy entry pony cart; NH 69 super hayliner 1 Seat Carriage Anvils baler; Gruber 7’x16’ wagon w/wooden wheels; Polaris 4 wheeler, 4x4; and much more. Anvils; Antiques, Primitives, & Collectibles - Denlinger Peerless No. 501 mill; Gibson oat crusher; Meadows grain mill; F. Wilson grain grinder w/pulley; Meat cleavers; Butcher knives; Hatchets; Crocks & jugs; Brass spittoons; Coco Cola cooler; Copper eagle weathervane; and much more. Guns D. Zimmerman Model Corn Sheller Winchester model 88 .308 caliber lever action; Marlin model 80 .22 caliber bolt action w/clip; and much more. Coins & Pocketwatches - Approx. 200+/- lots of coins: New Holland 10 pc. 1923 silver dollar set, and much more. Toys - Frick model steam tractor made by David Zimmerman; and much more. H.H. Goods, Furniture & Books - Princess House glassware handblown violet bowl; (6) Mose Horning fiddleback chairs; (6) Ebersole fiddleback chairs; Several hen on nest; Doll collection; 100 yrs. of Camera Scenes; History of New Holland; The New Holland Line magazine; Postcards; And many more unlisted items of interest.

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Advertise FOR SALE: SMALL Warehouse full of Antiques, etc., incl. military items, jewelry, Indian items, artwork, much more.

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