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FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 • VOL. 51, NO. 28

A New Golden Age For Comics And Comic Art As Sale Hits World-Record $22.4 Million

Brandywine River Museum Of Art Reopens

Original Covers, Promise Collection Pedigree And Modern Titles Demolish Historic Record Set Two Months Ago

Special New Exhibition Is “Ralston Crawford: Air And Space And War”

Another Comics and Comic Art event has come to an end at Heritage Auctions. And yet another world record has been set: a $22.4million sale abundant with historic high points.

Two months ago, Heritage’s April auction of comic books and original comic art surpassed the $16.5-million mark, now obliterated by the success of the June 17, 18, and 19 event. Nearly 5,800 bidders from around the globe participated in the market-resetting sellout affair, which marked the debut of the Promise Collection Pedigree featuring some 5,000 Golden Age books not seen since they were bought off newsstands in the 1940s.“I remember when we were thrilled to have $15 million in comic and comic art sales for an entire year,” says Heritage Auctions Vice President Barry Sandoval. “And this was more than $22 million in just three days.”

Indeed, over the span of just four hours, 181 books from the Promise Collection sold for a total of $7.1 million, a staggering sum that made it among the most expensive collections ever sold, even before 93 more books hit the block day three to raise the weekend’s Promise Collection total to $7.9 million. And there are still more than 4,700 books from the collection left to auction throughout 2021 and well into 2022.

On session one alone, more than $5.9 million was realized. In just one hour. The kickoff was led by a Dark Knight having a very good day. A copy of Detective Comics No.

The Brandywine River Museum of Art reopened to the public on June 20 with a new special exhibition, “Ralston Crawford: Air and Space and War.” During its temporary closure, the museum underwent several facility renovations to the second and third floors, including a complete refurbishment of the restrooms on the second floor, making them fully ADA accessible, as well as switching their current location with the Strawbridge Family Gallery, which will soon open to the public later this summer. Opening into the museum’s central atrium, the reimagined gallery, complete with new stateof-the-art lighting, will improve circulation within the building, enhancing the visitor experience.

Additionally, the museum’s other galleries have been refreshed with paint and rehung with a new selection of recent acquisitions and loans, as well as rarely seen works from the permanent collection.

On view through Sept. 19,

This copy of Detective Comics No. 27, graded CGC VG/FN 5.0, sold for $1.125 million.

27 graded CGC VG/FN 5.0 sold for $1.125 million, not so far removed from the record realized in November when Heritage sold a Detective No. 27 graded FN/VF 7.0 for $1.5 million.

In any another sale, that 5.0

History was also made when “the most supernatural superhero of all” rode off with the title of the most expensive comic book of the 1970s. Ghost Rider’s debut in 1972’s Marvel Spotlight No. 5 sold for $264,000.

Detective would have been the headline, but Batman’s debut was overshadowed by two record-shattering lots. Wally Wood’s cover for 1952’s Shock SuspenStories No. 6 sold for $840,000 to claim its new title as most expensive work of

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original American comic book cover art. This should not surprise, as the cover is the most iconic published during the influential 12-year run of EC Comics. As Sandoval said when introducing the cover at the sale, Continued on page 2

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Ralston Crawford’s (1906-78) “Test Able, 1946” is an oil-on-canvas, 23 5/8-by-17 5/8 inches, courtesy of the Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia, Athens, Eva Underhill Holbrook Memorial Collection of American Art, Gift of Alfred H. Holbrook, GMOA 1946.140.

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figures during the three-day sale: page 21 from The Continued from page 1 Avengers No. 1, featuring Loki “This is nothing less than one among the marvelous icons, of the most remarkable pieces realized $180,000, and a of comic art we’ve ever offered September 1966 illustration in our history.” Its final price made for Esquire featuring only served as further, and Spider-Man, Captain America final, confirmation. “I am espeand the roster of Marvel cially pleased that Wally heroes brought $168,000.

Wood’s cover to Shock Steve Ditko original SuspenStories No. 6 is now a Spider-Man pages are about world-record-holder, as it as rare as radioactive spiders. deserves its place in not only So, it’s no surprise page 17 comic-book history but from Amazing Spider-Man No. American history,” says 34 sold for $144,000. But you Heritage Auctions Codidn’t have to be a superhero Chairman Jim Halperin. “It’s a to get in on the action in this powerful work and a reminder auction: Dan DeCarlo and Rudy of how far ahead of its time EC Lapick’s five-page story introComics was.” ducing Sabrina the Teen-Age History was also made in Witch, which appeared in that first session when “the 1962’s Archie Madhouse No. 22, most supernatural superhero realized $114,000. of all” rode off with the title of The introduction of the the most expensive comic Promise Collection will go book of the 1970s. down as one of the most Ghost Rider’s thrilling afternoons in debut in 1972’s Heritage’s history. As Heritage Marvel Spotlight Auctions Vice President Lon No. 5 sold for Allen said moments after that $264,000.

That $7-million first session, “We more than quadruwere just blown away.” pled the previous The Promise Collection auction record for was assembled by a young boy a 1970s book set by who grew up, went to war and X-Men No. 94, never returned, and whose which Heritage books were protected for Auctions sold on decades by the brother who April 1 for $63,000. vowed to keep his comic “We had 19 books safe. Befitting not only pieces of comic art its origin story but its enviable sell for more than roster of near-mint, best-ever $50,000, and 17 of must-haves, bidding during them brought more the session was spirited and than I expected, then some, with floor, phone some exponentialand HA.com bidders vying for ly more,” said comic books that more often Sandoval. Among than not were the sole highthose top lots was a work by an illus- Barry Smith’s original cover to Conan the Barbarian est-graded copy and set tration giant who No. 2 from 1970 is the earliest Conan cover ever numerous records.

Several books, in fact, holds some world offered by Heritage and realized $264,000. reached previously unfathomable levels, among them an issue of Detective Comics No. 140 graded CGC NM+ 9.6. When the lot finally closed after an extended round of bidding, this issue featuring The P.O. Box 500, Riddler’s debut reached a final Mount Joy, PA 17552 price once seen for famous 800-800-1833 first issues: $456,000. Before 717-653-1833 this, the highest price ever 717-653-6165 fax 717-892-6016 realized for that book was the $40,800 a CGC VF 8.0 realized e-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com records himself: Frank Frazetta, whose peak-period original cover for the 1969 Popular Library paperback Outlaw World sold for $408,000. And an extraordinary (and extraordinarily prescient) work from Robert Crumb, the complete five-page story, “Let’s Talk Sense About This Here Modern America,” from 1975’s Arcade the Comics Revue No. 2, sold for $312,000.

Close behind that was one of those original works that sold for far more than Sandoval or anyone else could have anticipated: Barry Smith’s original cover to Conan the Barbarian No. 2 from 1970. The earliest Conan cover ever offered by Heritage realized $264,000.

Two Jack Kirby masterpiece originals also sold for six

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“Ralston Crawford: Air and Space and War” will explore U.S. aviation and military history through the art and personal experiences of the renowned American Modernist Ralston Crawford. Organized by the Vilcek Foundation, in collaboration with the Brandywine, this focused exhibition will feature an extensive collection of nearly 80 works by the artist, including drawings, photographs, paintings and lithographs from the 1940s that narrate his involvement with aerospace and World War II. In addition to this landmark exhibition, the museum has a full slate of engaging virtual and socially distant in-person events scheduled throughout the summer. All upcoming events can be found at www.brandywine.org/events. More details on the exhibition can be found at www.brandywine.org/ crawford.

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limits and other safety measures will remain in place, including timed ticketing, and will be adjusted as needed.

Summer hours of operation will be Wednesday to Monday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (closed Tuesdays). A complete list of safety protocols and visitation information is available at www.brandywine.org/ reopening.

About the Brandywine River Museum of Art: The Brandywine River Museum of Art features an outstanding collection of American art housed in a 19th-century mill building with a dramatic steel and glass addition overlooking the banks of the Brandywine.

The museum is located on Route 1 in Chadds Ford, Pa. Admission is $18 for adults, $15 for seniors ages 65 and over, $6 for students and children ages 6 and up; free of charge for children 5 and younger and Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art members.

Ralston Crawford’s (1906-78) “Aircraft Plant 1954” is from Dec. 8, 1954, lithograph, 13-by-20 inches, courtesy of the Vilcek collection.

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Not long after that, Phantom Lady No. 17 from 1948 sold for the same price, in large part thanks to its Matt Baker cover, one of the most iconic of the Golden Age in part due to its inclusion in psychiatrist Fredric Wertham’s Seduction of the Innocent.

This $456,000 sale price was more than triple the previous auction record of $121,000 set in September 2019 for the Mile High copy in CGC NM 9.4, which, prior to the discovery of the Promise Collection, had been considered the single finest example. Of course, the copy found in the Promise Collection, bearing a CGC NM+ 9.6, is now the highest graded, a phrase repeated often during the Promise Collection sessions, which also saw two Captain America Comics issues from 1944 sell for more than $200,000 each.

The 1944 Captain America Comics No. 36 graded CGC NM 9.4, featuring a beloved Syd Shores cover showing Cap yanking Hitler out of his convertible, brought $204,000. So, too, did Captain America Comics No. 74 graded CGC NM 9.2, one of the wildest and weirdest covers in superhero comics history, as Cap’s title made a two-issue transition to horror before the first of its several cancellations and rebirths.

“I certainly haven’t experienced an auction with such intense bidding on every single lot as we had for the Promise Collection,” said Sandoval. “It’s not as though we haven’t had great Golden Age collections before; two others come to mind in recent years. But those other exceptional key-laden pedigree collections each sold in the $2 million-$3 million range. The results from The Promise Collection, as well as the rest of this auction, show how much the market has changed.”

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Marketing gimmicks in the antiques and collectibles trade are nothing new. They have been a mainstay in the trade since the 1980s when popular modern-era collectible manufacturers figured out that they could easily bilk extra dollars out of consumers and collectors just by releasing limited-edition trinkets celebrating some arbitrary anniversary or event.

The limited-edition holiday Barbie is a perfect example. Since that time, companies that produce items of a collectible nature have learned that the amount of money these marketing gimmicks create can add a lot of zeroes to the all-important bottom line. Would you believe that at present time everyone from video game companies to collectible card game companies are creating some kind of limited-edition product?

Sometime in the year 2020, the Nintendo Super Mario Bros. video game franchise turned 35 years old. As a fan of vintage video games and a true Nintendo enthusiast at heart, I still have no idea what is so special about Super Mario Bros. turning 35.

Does anyone really think Super Mario Bros. won’t be around to see a 40th anniversary or even a 50th anniversary? Super Mario Bros. is one of Nintendo’s most popular video game franchises of all time, and upon the original game’s release back in 1985, it ushered in a new world of home video games and cemented Nintendo as one of the world’s most profitable companies. Since that time, dozens of new Super Mario Bros. games have debuted in some form on almost every Nintendo video game console ever released. When one looks at it from this standpoint, does a 35th anniversary really sound that historic? This is not a tale of two star-crossed lovers who went through mass strife and conflict and defied the odds to stay together for all this time. It is a very popular video game series, and, as such, 35 years means very little in the grand scheme of things as long as the franchise continues to generate profit for a company like Nintendo.

Nintendo, of course, had no problem milking its beloved franchise with limited-edition video games and trinkets that the collecting public gobbled up almost

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Organic demand and collectability matter much more than artificial or manufactured scarcity. Collectible manufacturers learned this trick all too well and know that the average collector is emotionally driven to buy and hoard these items.

I have always said that there is little difference between a collector and speculator, but there are major differences between an investor and a collector. It would appear that in the year 2021 we are seeing a return of the speculator crowd to the mass-produced collectibles marketplace. I predict the next 10 to 20 years will create a lot of financial disappointment for some of these folks who are incorrectly thinking that a lot of these items will make good long-term investments.

And, as I have said many times before, proven antiques and collectibles that have stood the test of time are where your dollars should go. I’m sure this discussion will be revisited again soon, as in just another five years Super Mario Bros. turns 40. I can already imagine what gimmicks Nintendo is cooking up. Now excuse me while I go visit the Mushroom Kingdom once again, as I am feeling nostalgic for a game of Super Mario Bros. Thanks, Nintendo!

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to turn 35 years this year as well. Does anyone really think that Pokemon and The Legend of Zelda are going away any time soon? Nope, I assure you we will be celebrating the 40th and 50th anniversary of those franchises as well.

To be fair to my critics, yes some of these limitededition items will make neat and cool collectibles and some will have some secondary market value as well.

However, it should be noted that any value is coming from the manufacturer limiting the quantity of the products it produces, and it is not coming from any true organic collectability. Resellers love limited-edition products with manufactured demand as they prove to be very profitable over the short term. This is the same concept that propelled Beanie Babies to new heights when they premiered in the 1990s.

So whether it is an anniversary of “Star Wars,” or “G.I. Joe,” or a Nintendo franchise or even “Magic: The Gathering,” collectors need to learn that just because it is a limited-edition collectible made by a popular company does not mean it will be a good investment long-term. If you want proof, simply go back and look at all the limitedand special-edition Barbie dolls that were created in the 1990s and chart their value and investment return through to present day.

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like Pac-Man himself.

Unfortunately for Pac-Man, his 40th anniversary was also celebrated in the year 2020 and was a much smaller affair than that of Super Mario Bros. Apparently, PacMan just isn’t the cash cow it used be in the early 1980s.

Even collectible card games are not immune to this growing trend. In 2018, “Magic: The Gathering” celebrated its 25th anniversary with a special release of Masters 25. Masters 25 was a special edition of a “Magic: The Gathering” collectible card game box set that featured infamous cards reprinted that showcased the previous 25 years of its diverse history. Unfortunately for most players, that didn’t mean much because many of the best cards produced when that card game first premiered in 1993 are on the coveted reserved list and per the manufacturer’s own policy cannot be reprinted ever again. This was a controversial move that was done back in the 1990s to preserve the secondary market value of some of these coveted cards.

That doesn’t sound like that much of a celebrated anniversary when you can’t even reprint some of the most iconic cards in your own product line, now does it?

Fast forward back to present day, and Nintendo is getting ready to celebrate 25 years of Pokemon! That’s right, those adorable and sometimes annoying pocket monsters that you either love or hate are turning 25 in 2021. And this is just in time for Nintendo’s own Legend of Zelda video game series

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OBITUARIES Harold K. Keller, 89, formerly of Mount Joy, died on June 6 at the Brethren Village, Lititz, Pa. He was survived by his wife of 68 years, Helen Keller, and eight children and their spouses: Peggy Crowl (Sam), Patsy Hoffer (Bob), Judy Beiler (Glen), Tim Keller (Brenda), Joette Peters (Dale), Amy Wells (Dave), Matthew Keller (Kristina), and Benjamin Keller. He is also survived by 19 grandchildren and their 11 spouses and 28 great-grandchildren. Harold was preceded in death by a son, Harold Keith Keller; his parents, Christian and Ethel Keller; his sister, Alice Keller Stoner; and his brothers, Galen and Christian Keller.

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feature more than 90 works of art in a wide range of mediums, from paintings, sculptural busts, medals, and carved gemstones to drawings, etchings, manuscripts, and armor. By bringing together works from The Met’s holdings and collections throughout Europe, North America, and Australia, it will mark the most ambitious presentation of this material ever mounted in the United States.

Exhibition Overview Bronzino’s (Agnolo di Cosimo di Mariano) The exhibition will (Italian, Monticelli 1503–72 Florence) “Portrait unfold in six sections, of a Young Man,” from 1530s, is an oil-oneach devoted to a wood, 37 5/8-by-29.5 inches, courtesy of The defining moment or Metropolitan Museum of Art, H. O. Havemeyer theme that will help collection, bequest of Mrs. H. O. Havemeyer, illustrate the impact of 1929 (29.100.16).

Cosimo’s autocratic rule The first section, “From and cultural initiatives on Florentine artists and the sit- Republic to Duchy, 1512–32,” ters they portrayed. Upon will look at the years leading entering the exhibition, visi- up to Alessandro de’ Medici tors will be greeted by becoming the First Duke of Benvenuto Cellini’s command- Florence. Most Florentine ing, larger-than-life-size bust artists during this period pracof Cosimo, among the greatest ticed an austere style that works of the Renaissance, reflected the traditional moral from the Museo Nazionale del values of the republic. Portraits Bargello in Florence. Cleaning feature a somber color palette of the bust for the exhibition and absence of decorative has recovered its silvered embellishments, and details of eyes, which emulate a practice objects serve to indicate a sitfound in ancient bronze sculp- ter’s profession. Following the ture. This masterwork will be traumatic siege of Florence by shown with a marble version Spanish troops and the installfrom the Fine Arts Museums of ment of Alessandro as duke in San Francisco, the first time 1532, a shift in artistic style that these two sculptures will becomes evident, as will be be exhibited together.

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funding is provided by the Sherman Fairchild Foundation, the William Randolph Hearst Foundation, Alice Cary Brown and W.L. Lyons Brown, the Gail and Parker Gilbert Fund, Laura and John Arnold, Diane Carol Brandt, the Hata International Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. J. Tomilson Hill, Denise and Andrew Saul, and The International Council of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.

“Throughout history, art and imagery have been used to promote cultural and political agendas, a strategy that continues to be prevalent in our world today,” said Max Hollein, Marina Kellen French Director of The Met. “This exhibition celebrates the achievements of the painters and sculptors responsible for these memorable masterpieces from Renaissance Italy, as it also explores the historical, social, and political context of these works, inviting us to more fully appreciate their artistic relevance and their role in culture and society. To be able to present extraordinary works by Raphael, Bronzino, Pontormo, Salviati, Cellini, and others from collections all around the world is not only a dream come true, but it is also especially remarkable given the various pandemic-related challenges we faced while organizing this international loan show.”

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Some of the greatest portraits of Western art were painted in Florence during the tumultuous years from 1512 to 1570, when the city was transformed from a republic with elected officials into a duchy ruled by the Medici family. The key figure in this transformation was Cosimo I de’ Medici, who became Duke of Florence in 1537, following the assassination of his predecessor, Alessandro de’ Medici. Cosimo shrewdly employed culture as a political tool in order to convert the mercantile city into the capital of a dynastic Medicean state, enlisting the leading intellectuals and artists of his time and promoting grand architectural, engineering, and artistic projects.

Opened June 26 at The Met, “The Medici: Portraits and Politics, 1512–70” features an outstanding group of portraits by renowned artists, from Raphael, Jacopo Pontormo, and Rosso Fiorentino to Benvenuto Cellini, Agnolo Bronzino, and Francesco Salviati, to introduce visitors to the various new and complex ways that artists portrayed the elite of Medicean Florence, representing the sitters’ political and cultural ambitions and conveying the changing sense of what it meant to be a Florentine at this defining moment in the city’s history.

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seen in an extraordinary portrait of a woman by Agnolo Bronzino from the Städel Museum in Frankfurt.

Next, “The Medici Popes, 1513–32,” will introduce some of the key figures of the Medici dynasty. protagonists in a political game played from Rome, where members of the family held positions of power in the Catholic Church. Among the works here will be Raphael’s sumptuous portrait of Lorenzo de’ Medici, from a private collection, and Jacopo Pontormo’s intriguing portrait of Alessandro de’ Medici, lent by the Philadelphia Museum of Art. A subsection titled “The Last Republic and the Siege of Florence, 1527–30” will include Pontormo’s portrait (from the J. Paul Getty Museum) of a young halberdier ready to defend the Florentine Republic against the Imperial troops, along with several 16th-century weapons from The Met’s collection of arms and armor.

At just 17 years of age, Cosimo succeeded Alessandro (who was assassinated by his cousin in 1537) as Duke of Florence and began consolidating power and laying the foundations for transforming the city into a Medicean court.

The third section, “Cosimo I de’ Medici: Lineage and Dynasty,” will explore how the duke cultivated his image as the inheritor and preserver of the glory of the entire Medici line, weaving a connection to his illustrious relatives in various ways.

Portraits of the ducal family were intended to project power, assert the continuity of the dynasty, and convey cultural refinement. Depictions of Cosimo will be joined by Bronzino’s compelling portraits of his children from the Galleria degli Uffizi in Florence and the Museo del Prado in Madrid, and his wife, Eleonora di Toledo, whose red velvet dress will be on loan from the Museo Nazionale di Palazzo Reale in Pisa.

Cosimo harnessed the artistic and literary legacy of Florence to enhance the prestige of his court throughout Europe and, in 1542, he established an important literary institution called the Accademia Fiorentina. “A Poetics of Portraiture” will highlight the ways in which this literary culture, reaching back to Dante and Petrarch, shaped the conventions of portraiture in which sitters are often shown holding small volumes of poetry. Two such paintings from The Met’s collection, Bronzino’s “Portrait of a Young Man with a Book” and Salviati’s portrait of Carlo Rimbotti, served as this exhibition’s catalyst. Beyond indicating a sitter’s literacy, these small volumes signified the sitter’s patriotism, social affiliation,

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and partisan allegiance or dissent. A refined sense of allegory and metaphor also resulted in some of the most fascinating portraits in the Western canon, works in which the sitter is portrayed as a mythological or Biblical figure.

Outstanding examples are Bronzino’s allegorical portraits of Cosimo as Orpheus, from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and of his son Giovanni as Saint John the Baptist, which is from the Galleria Borghese in Rome and will cross the Atlantic for the first time.

Bronzino’s extraordinary portrait of the accomplished female poet Laura Battiferri will be displayed in a small gallery dedicated to “Cosimo and the Politics of Culture.”

Lent from the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, the work has been cleaned for the exhibition and will be exhibited together with a manuscript of the verses she exchanged with Bronzino, who was celebrated as both a painter and poet. Cosimo’s transformation of the city is commemorated in a series of medals, while his relentless efforts to assert Florence as the epicenter of the visual arts and the capital of the Italian Renaissance is evidenced in Giorgio Vasari’s famous Lives of the Artists, which was dedicated to Cosimo and for centuries imposed a Florencecentered narrative of Renaissance art. This astute propaganda campaign ensured that the reputation of Florence and the Medici would live on long after Cosimo’s death in 1574.

The sixth and final section, “Florence and Rome: Bronzino and Salviati,” will offer a comparison between the two competing styles at Cosimo’s court: Bronzino’s insistently Florentine-based art and the pan-Italian style of Salviati. At Cosimo’s behest, the two artists worked concurrently in the Palazzo Vecchio, the seat of the old republic that the duke transformed into his residence, but his preference for a distinctively Florentine literary and artistic language led to Bronzino’s portraits becoming the official style of the ruling elite. This gallery will provide a unique opportunity to compare the qualities of these artists, both as painters and as draftsmen; to gauge their responses to each other’s work; and to sort out some long-debated attributions. The exhibition will conclude with the juxtaposition of two masterpieces, both portraits, a bronze by Cellini (from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston) and a painting by Salviati, of the Florentine banker Bindo Altoviti, who remained one of the most significant opponents to Cosimo’s rule.

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A fine dining table custom designed by the famous Wendell Castle (American, 1932-2018) realized $70,110, and vibrant still-life oil paintings by Le Pho (Vietnamese/French, 19072001) and Claude Venard (French, 1913-99) sold for $20,910 and $15,990, respectively, in Neue Auctions’ online-only Modernism auction held on May 15.

The auction was packed with 424 lots gathered from regional estates and longtime collectors, including selections from the late Cleveland concert promoter Mike Belkin and his wife, Annie. Items covered a wide range of mediums and categories, such as paintings, sculpture, works on paper, furniture, art glass, ceramics, enamel work and jewelry, plus many undiscovered finds.

The Wendell Castle dining table sailed past its pre-sale estimate of $30,000-$50,000 to earn top lot honors. It featured an oval top in holly veneer, inlaid with purpleheart triangles and inlaid dots spelling “The Check’s in the Mail” (the table’s title). It had a leather covered edge with a purpleheart substructure

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by Le Pho, titled “Fleurs Castle created a similar (Flowers),” was artist signed table for his own residence, lower right with a chop mark titled “Never Complain, Never and measured 13 inches by 9 Explain,” in 1981. It’s pictured inches (sight, less frame). It on the cover of the blew past its $6,000-$9,000 book “Furniture by Wendell estimate. Le Pho was born in C a s t l e ” Hanoi, but he studied at the (Hudson École des Beaux-Arts in Paris H i l l s (where he later taught) and called Paris his home from 1937 until his death.

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Phila. parlor stove, taxidermy, aluminum ware, sterling & more!, Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 07/16/21, YORK, FRI. AT 9AM, CA gold rush gold, jewelry incl.

Victorian, watches, Asian belt weights, designer purses, sterling silver, rare books, art from folk to faberge, collectibles incl. Guzman clowns, cigar paraphernalia, vintage pull toys, early clay pipes, advertising, Lionel/Marx trains, 40+ fossils, minerals, ancient stoneware, & more!, Online Only: auctionsbykeystone.com / auctionzip.com#19814, Keystone Auctions 07/17/21, MANHEIM, SAT. AT 9AM, Firearms, Military, Civil War Contract Muskets, Civil War Accoutrements, Tactical Firearms, Shotguns, & More! , Live & Online: 768 Graystone Rd. / hessauctiongroup.com, Hess Auction Group 07/17/21, MOUNT WOLF, SAT. AT 9AM, 400 Lots of Antiques, Art Pottery, & Lighting. , Live & Online: 4622 N. Sherman St. Ext. / rentzelsauctionservice.com, Rentzels Auction Service 07/18/21, HARRISBURG, SUN. AT 10AM, Firearms & Militaria Auction - antique, hand guns, long guns, German WWII collection, ammunition, projectiles, Eisenhower dress cap badge & insignia, edged weapons, CW soldier glass slides, fishing licenses, and more!, Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 07/20/21, GLEN ROCK, TUES. AT 2PM, Outstanding Collection of Antique Tools Auction., Live & Online: 4067 Snyder Rd. / wehrlysauction.com, Wehrly's Auction Svc. 07/20/21, MANHEIM, THROUGH TUES. AT 7PM, Firearms & Militaria online auction incl. Civil War relics & accoutrements, 19th cen. signal cannons, early Civil War ref. books, WWII German badges & pins, WWII ephemera, ammunition, PA Game News magazines, & much more!, Online Only: hessauctiongroup.com; hibid.com, Hess Auction Group 07/22/21, PHILADELPHIA, THURS. AT 10AM, Jewelry incl. pearls, diamond & gemstone, gold & silver, wrist & pocket watches and more; Sterling flatware sets, pcs., tableware; Glassware incl.

Tiffany, Waterford, and more; Porcelain & Pottery; Clocks, chandeliers, table lamps, garden urns, stained glass windows, mosaics; Furniture incl. Art Deco, Empire, Victorian, and much more!, Online only: www.bssauction.com, Barry S. Slosberg Auctioneers & Appraisers

07/23-24/21, COGAN STATION, FRI. AT 10AM & SAT. AT 9AM, Estate auction incl. 350 lots ea. day!

Schuetzen rifle of Dr. Lou Palmisano w/signed ltr., silver chalice shooting trophies, firearms, ammo, extensive Newhouse bear trap collection, N. American & African taxidermy, vtg. hunting & fishing related, fishing boat, & more!, 3530 Lycoming Creek Rd., Roan Auctioneers & Appraisers

08/12-15/21, ATLANTA, THURS. - SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.

04/25/20 TO 12/19/21, BERWYN, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Indoor/Outdoor Vintage Flea Market, 260 Swedesford Rd (Rt 252), Berwyn Vintage Flea Market (Adjacent to McDonald's)

08/14/21, SOMERSET, SAT. 8AM-2PM, RAIN OR SHINE, 50th Annual Somerset Antique & Vintage Fair, Streets of Somerset, Exit 110 of PA Tpk., Somerset, PA

09/09-12/21, ATLANTA, THURS. - SUN., Antique Market, 3650 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta Expo Center, North Bldg.

07/10/21 TO 10/09/21, LEMOYNE, 10AM - 3PM, PopUp 2nd Saturday Sunshine Market, 415 Bosler Ave., Lemoyne, PA

08/21/21, GETTYSBURG, SATURDAY: OUTDOOR MKT. 8-2; STORE/WHSE. SALE 9-5, Saturday Outdoor Market & Store + Warehouse Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg

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MASSACHUSETTS 07/24/21, BARTO, SAT. AT 9AM, Automobilia, Advertising, & Toy Auction., Jake's Flea Mkt., 1380 Rte. 100, Kimberly K. Auctions

07/13-18/21, BRIMFIELD, TUES. 6AM - SUN. 3PM, Antique Flea Market, 1 Main St., Brimfield, MA NEW JERSEY

07/24/21, EAST EARL, SAT. AT 9AM, Classic Cars! Also Antiques & Collectibles, incl. oil paintings, Zook 3D artwork, framed prints & posters, Remington & other sculptures, stained glass lamp, vtg. kitchenware, pedal cars, military items: helmets, WWII mess kits & magazines, gas masks, canteens, powder horns, and much more!, Live & Online: 1141 Wea Wit St. / www.paauctioncenter.com, PA Auction Center 07/24/21, PHOENIXVILLE, SAT. AT 9AM, Private collection of Carol & Ed Stoudt and contents from Stoudt's Black Angus Restaurant, Brewery & Antique Mall. Featuring wood carved carousel horses, rare rooster carousel mount, German steins & beer memorabilia, lg. poster collection, pipe collection, furniture, two German tall case clocks, & much more!, Live & Online: 1041 W. Bridge St., Ste.20 / Wiederseim.com, Wiederseim Assoc., Inc.

08/01/21, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN. 9AM-5PM, RAIN OR SHINE, Historic Viking Village Antique & Collectible Show, 19th & Bayview Ave., Barnegat Light, NJ 09/19/21, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN. 9AM-5PM, RAIN OR SHINE, Historic Viking Village Antique & Collectible Show, 19th & Bayview Ave., Barnegat Light, NJ NEW YORK 08/16-22/21, BOUCKVILLE, MON.-SAT.: 9-6; SUN.: 9-2., Antique Show & Flea Mkt., Route 20, Bouckville, NY

07/16-18/21, REINHOLDS, FRI. 3-7PM*; SAT. & SUN., 6AMDUSK, Summer Bottle Fest +Advertising, Primitives, Marbles, &Vtg.Hardware, 607 Willow Street, Reinholds, PA 07/17/21, SCHNECKSVILLE, SAT. 9AM-3PM, 16th Annual Lehigh Valley I.A.C.A.N.E. Indian Relic Show, 4550 Old Packhouse Rd., Schnecksville Fire Co. 07/24/21, GETTYSBURG, SATURDAY: OUTDOOR MKT. 8-2; STORE/WHSE. SALE 9-5, Saturday Outdoor Market & Store + Warehouse Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg 08/14/21, LANCASTER, SUN. 9 AM - 1 PM, Hunting & Fishing Show & Sale, 1383 Arcadia Rd., Lancaster Farm & Home Center

09/18/21, GETTYSBURG, SATURDAY: OUTDOOR MKT. 8-2; STORE/WHSE. SALE 9-5, Saturday Outdoor Market & Store + Warehouse Sale, 2885 York Rd., The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg VIRGINIA 07/17-18/21, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9-6 & SUN. 11-5, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center 09/04-05/21, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9-6 & SUN. 11-5, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

AUTOMOBILIA, ADVERTISING & TOY AUCTION

09/04-05/21, STORMVILLE, SAT. & SUN. 8AM - 4PM, Antique Show & Flea Market, 427 Rte. 216, Stormville Airport, NY

Saturday, July 24 • 9 A.M. Live Auction at Jake’s Flea Market 1380 Route 100, Barto PA 19504 Preview 7:00am

OHIO 09/24-25/21, MILLERSBURG, FRI. & SAT., Countryside Antique & Artisan Market, 8076 SR 241, Mt. Hope Event Center

Terms: Cash, check, CC accepted; 6% PA tax; 10% BP, 13% w/CC.

PENNSYLVANIA 07/28-29/21, DOWNINGTOWN, WED. & THURS. AT 9AM, Decorative Arts Auction, Online Only: pookandpook.com / bidsquare & invaluable.com, Pook & Pook, Inc. 07/31/21, HERSHEY, SAT. AT 9AM, Personal property at 9 am; Two great properties at noon, both zoned commercial. 1109 is a 1.5 story home, next to 1121, a 1.5 story frame dwelling & car lot. , 1109 & 1121 E. Chocolate Ave., Roy D. Shirk Auctioneer 07/31/21, QUARRYVILLE, SAT. AT 8:30AM, Antiques, primitives, furniture, guns, coins, Indian artifacts, glassware, books, Farmall 706 tractor, tools, lawn tractor. , 756 Deaver Rd., Tim Weaver Auction Svc. 08/21/21, DOVER, SAT. AT 10AM, Indian Artifact Specialty Auction, Large Lower Susquehanna River Valley Artifact Collection. , Live & Online: 3700 Davidsburg Rd.; proxibid.com/marburgauctions, Marburg Auctions

AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY

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PHILADELPHIA, PA 19134 BID THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEERS, INVALUABLE, AUCTION ZIP, PHONE & ABSENTEE Jewelry: 1.69 ct Brilliant round unmounted diamond, quantity of diamond & gemstone, gold & sterling rings, necklaces, bracelets, pins and wrist & pocket watches, pearls, etc. Sterling: Kirk-Stieff &other flatware sets, pieces and tableware. Fine Art: 19th C, Continental School “Dido & Aeneas”; August Rodin, Ken Keeley, Mordechai Rosenstein, Robert E. Wood, Paul Hunter, Vincenzo Trivellato, H. Singer, J. Malis, J. Miller, Cole, etc. Glassware: Tiffany, Durand, Lalique, Swarovski, Baccarat, Venetian, Waterford, Kosta Boda, Orrefors, onyx and Vaseline. More! Porcelain & Pottery: Antique English / American pictorial & other tiles; Lladro, Royal Doulton, Wedgwood, Beleek, Limoges, Lenox, Capo di Monte, Chinese porcelain, jade & other carvings, Nippon, Art pottery, Disney Classics figures; Ginori china service, etc. Miscellaneous: Chiparis, Remington (cast silver) & other bronze & marble sculptures; cast iron door steps, enamel & other opera glasses; clocks; chandeliers, scones & table lamps; garden urns, stained glass windows, religious Icons, mosaics, statuary, etc. antique, & contemporary room & throw size Oriental rugs; 2004 Yamaha motorcycle Model TT-R125E, dirt bike. Furniture: Art Deco, Biedermeier, Mid-Century Modern, Oriental, Italian, Louis XV style, Sheraton, Empire, Victorian & stylized styles, includes Baker, Lexington, Berkley Gay etc, bedroom, dining room, living room, sets & pieces.

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MID-SUMMER SPORTING & OUTDOOR AUCTION TWO-DAY SPECIALTY AUCTION: Friday & Saturday, July 23rd & 24th, 2021

To Include: Part Two of the William & Carola Glennon Estate, Sabinsville PA Items from the Dr. Joseph Tibolla Estate, Oregon Hill PA along w/ selected other consignments *** 350 LOTS EACH DAY ***

This mid-century wingback chair by Arturo Pani (Mexican, 1915-81), upholstered in horsehair fabric with a split crest rail and extreme scroll wings, on cabriole legs, sold for $9,225. signed lower right and dated 1954; it fetched $2,091. Also, a screenprint on cream wove paper of Robert Indiana’s (American, 1928-2018) iconic LOVE image, titled “Golden Love” (1973), signed and numbered (92/50) in pencil, and with a sheet size of 35 inches square, made $4,305.

Three of the top seven lots in the entire sale were artworks by Toko Shinoda

Three of the sale’s top seven lots were artworks by Toko Shinoda (Japanese, 1913-2021). They included this untitled monotype on Arches paper, signed lower right, selling for $7,380.

(Japanese, 1913-2021). They included an untitled monotype on Arches paper, signed lower right ($7,380); a lithograph with silver metallic ink titled “Whisper of the Glass,” signed, titled and numbered (33/45) ($4,920); and a lithograph with silver metallic ink on paper, titled “Anthology,” signed, titled and numbered (34/45) ($4,612). A fourth work sold for $2,337.

Internet bidding was facilitated by Liveauctioneers.com, Invaluable.com and Bidsquare.com. Phone and absentee bids were also accepted.

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PERSONAL SCHUETZEN RIFLE OF DR. LOU PALMISANO W/ SIGNED LETTER SILVER CHALICE SHOOTING TROPHIES / F. PAUTROT FRENCH BIRD DOG BRONZE FIREARMS / AMMO / EXTENSIVE NEWHOUSE BEAR TRAP COLLECTION NORTH AMERICAN & AFRICAN TAXIDERMY VINTAGE HUNTING & FISHING RELATED 14’ VERMONT DORY DUCK HUNTING - FISHING BOAT PATENT MODELS / CIVIL WAR & MILITARY RELATED VINT. 8’ ENAMEL ON STEEL DUAL SIDED ‘AMOCO’ SIGN AUTOS / J.D. TRACTORS / KUBOTA RTV X1120D AND MUCH MORE! AUCTION TO BE HELD @ OUR GALLERY: 3530 LYCOMING CREEK ROAD, COGAN STATION, PA 17728 CATALOG & PHOTOS TO BE POSTED: www.roaninc.com SPEAK TO AN AUCTIONEER: 570-494-0170 SEE TIMES POSTED ONLINE / ALL FFL RULES APPLY IN-HOUSE, ABSENTEE, PHONE AND ONLINE BIDDING AVAILABLE @ invaluable.com / auctionzip.com / NO ONLINE BIDDING ON FIREARMS WATCH OUR WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONS & UPDATES AS THE CATALOG IS BUILT ®

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executed with heavy impasto, was signed and housed in a 28-by-28-inch frame. Claude Venard was a French postCubist and still-life painter.

Known for working in a distinct angular style, he accentuated the chromatic qualities of his palette through thickly applied impasto paint.

Modern furniture pieces were led by a mid-century (ca.

1950-60) wingback chair by Arturo Pani (Mexican, 1915-81), upholstered in horsehair fabric with a split crest rail and extreme scroll wings, raised on cabriole legs ($9,225), and a ca.

1960s Odyssey coffee table by the American design team of Philip Laverne (1908-88) and Kelvin Laverne (b. 1936). The etched, patinated, polychromed bronze and pewter coffee table went to a determined bidder for $7,380.

Several diminutive boxes by American craftsman Kenneth Francis Bates (1904-94) came up for bid, including an enamel over gold leaf box titled “Peacock Box” (1930), signed and dated to the base, the four-sided tapering form colorfully decorated with peacock feathers ($3,998), and “Salome’s Comforter” (1977), an enamel box with cover, artist signed and dated to the base, the circular form in translucent enamel on 24 karat gold paillons ($3,690).

A tall, rounded cylindrical form stoneware vessel by the noted Cleveland School artist Claude Conover (1907-94), 22 inches tall, signed and titled to the base, knocked down for $5,228. Also, jewelry pieces from Bernd Munsteiner featured a fancy cut tourmaline on a 14-carat textured yellow gold hinged bangle bracelet with bezel set accent diamond, marked 14 carat on the clasp, with the bracelet made by another maker, which garnered $3,198.

There were three color woodblocks printed on Japan paper by Milton Avery (American, 1885-65), titled “Rooster,” “Hen” and “Lamb.”

“Hen,” an artist’s proof, was

ESTATE AUCTION Estate of Margaret J. Beck

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Closing Tuesday, July 20th starting at 5:00 PM Take a step back to the 50’s and 60’s... this estate auction features a Mid-Century Modern Stanley Furniture dining room suite, vintage kitchen and entertaining items, salt and peppers, Superior Hall Autumn Leaf China, Fostoria Sprite glassware, Fine Arts China Lily of the Valley, Vintage Pyrex... plus furniture, tools, Christmas and more! 200+ lots of LIONEL TRAINS and Accessories to include Pre-War, Post War and Modern. Most is in like new to new condition in the original boxes... including a rare 1957 Lionel 2296W Canadian Pacific F3 Diesel Passenger Set and a 2515WS “The Mainliner” Freight Set. This amazing auction has 600+ lots.

Several diminutive enamel boxes by American craftsman Kenneth Francis Bates (1904-94) were sold, including this over gold leaf box titled “Peacock Box” (1930), selling for $3,998.

Location: 112 Bentley Lane, Lancaster, PA 17602 Inspection Sat., July 17th from 11AM to 3PM. Pick up July 23rd.

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1.5 STORY HOME SITUATED ON 1.36 ACRE LOT IN THE COUNTRY AND A SEPARATE 3.25 ACRE LOT THAT ADJOINS THE HOME WITH SHOP

SATURDAY, JULY 24 • 12 NOON PERSONAL PROPERTY STARTING AT 9 A.M.

1670 Laudermilch Rd., Palmyra, PA 17078 - East Hanover Twp., Dauphin County, Lower Dauphin School District REAL ESTATE: Consists of a 1.5 story frame home situated on a lot being 1.36 acres. Kitchen w/dining area, living room, bedroom on 1st floor, full bath on 1st floor, laundry room, 3 bedrooms on 2nd floor, half bath on 2nd floor, full concrete basement, Holland stone exterior, oil hot water furnace, composition shingle roof, 200 amp electric, drilled well, on site septic, 32’x48’ 3 bay shop, 1.36 acre lot, 1,589 sq. ft. living space, $2,311.00 total taxes. In addition to the home, there is a separate 3.25 acre lot that adjoins the parcel mentioned above. This vacant parcel of land has road frontage on Colt Road.

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Sleigh bell; several old crocks; cast iron frying pans including: Griswold, Wagner, Erie, and others; old butchering ladles; hog scrapers; Snow Bank bears; jade colored Fire King; green depression glass; Redware jugs; wire egg baskets; Carnival glass; cast iron Dutch oven; Shirley Temple glass pitchers; National wash board; Adam’s Apple dishes w/cups and saucers; vintage cast iron banks, Hubley motorcycle; old cast iron toys and horse drawn carriages; Tonka trucks; Hess trucks; old comic books; Agateware; potato mashers; old Valentine’s Day cards; coffee grinders; few hens on the nest; shooting marbles; Lone Ranger guitar (needs work); Hershey Chocolate USA print; several quilts; tinware; old rolling pins; assorted pocket watches; wooden cutting boards; blue Mason jars, and much more!

FURNITURE: Bow front china cabinet; 6 cane seated chairs; 3 humpback trunks; parlor table; slant top secretary desk; wash stand; 3 piece blonde bedroom suite; cedar chest; flat top trunk; dining table; porch swing; Gibson chest freezer; wooden gun cabinet; US electric meat slicer; Acorn chair lift; KitchenAid mixer; new Braunfels charcoal grill; upright freezer; Grill Zone grill; oil lamps; boxes of canning jars, and other household goods.

SHOP EQUIPMENT & TOOLS: XLO milling machine w/tooling; Moriseiki metal lathe; Warner and Swasey floor model press; Duracraft electric hacksaw; air compressor; Briggs & Stratton 5,500 watt generator; Kubota L185DT 4x4 double traction lawn tractor; John Deere X300 lawn tractor w/42” deck (nice condition); JD 135 Hydrostatic w/42” deck and bagger (runs fine, deck rough); Huskee Supreme rototiller w/Honda engine; Correll log splitter; Craftsman tool box; Craftsman wrenches and hand tools; Echo 500 VL chain saw; welder; welding table; bench vise; bench grinder; shop vac; floor jack; assorted hand tools and power tools; chains and chain binders; bolt bins; shelving; fishing rods and fishing supplies; deer mounts; reloading equipment; shot and reloading shells, and more.

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: These properties will be offered separately, and then together as one parcel. They will be sold to the highest bidder. Come check out this property. Both parcels have a lot to offer, including a desirable location. We will have 2 auctioneers selling throughout the day, come spend the day with us.

ATTORNEY: Keith Wagner from Brinser & Wagner Law Offices.

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TERMS: 10% down day of auction, balance due in 45 days at final settlement. No buyer’s fee!

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BIDDING BEGINS: JULY 23, 2021 BIDDING ENDS : AUGUST 6, 2021

OUR SUMMER 2021 AUCTION WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE SAME ONLINE/ABSENTEE FORMAT AS OUR PREVIOUS FOUR AUCTIONS. ALL BIDS TAKEN BY INTERNET, PHONE, AND MAIL 7/23 TO 8/6. CALL BACK BIDDING BEGINNING 8/7 ON LOTS $3,000 OR MORE. COMPLETE RULES AVAILABLE ONLINE OR BY PHONE.

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ONLINE ONLY AUCTION ANTIQUE, MODERN, MILITARY FIREARMS; AMMUNITION; EDGED WEAPONS; MILITARIA

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ANTIQUE: Belgian Rev; Italian Colt Army- & Navy-Types; Marston Pepperbox; Navy Arms; U.S. Model 1817 Common Rifle. HAND GUNS: High quality reproductions incl. flintlock, British flintlock, Ital. Colt Navy, CVA Colt .36; Rugers incl. Super Blackhawk, AR 556, SR9C 9mm, GP100; Walthers incl PPQ Q5 Match, PPK/S, Creed; S&W incl 625-8 Perf Ctr, 686-3, Shield; Taurus; Aero Precision X15; Kimber Master Carry Pro; Thompson Ctr G2 Contender; Para; Glock 19c, 20, 21; Star BM; Colt incl. Trooper, M1991 1A, Gov’t; Pietta Traditions; Uberti Cimmaron Schofield; Beretta; AOC M1911A1. LONG GUNS: SKS Carbine; Enfield; Springfield M1 Garand; Mauser Modelo Argentino; Norinco SKS; Kimber Classic; MAK 90s incl.

Kalashnikov autographed; Winchester incl. M1897, 1894 Carbine, 94 Carbines incl. pre-64, Canadian Centennial 1894, 9410 lever action, Centennial 66; Marlin incl. Model 336, Model 444SS, 1894S, 455 bolt, 336W; Stevens; Mossberg; Remington incl. Model 1100, M870 Wingmaster, 11-87 Sporting Clays; Stoeger & Akkar Coach; Rossi; Navy Arms Model 1860 Henry; Stag Arms; Henry incl. Cowboy, Big Boy, Survival; Zastava Draco; AO Thompson 1927-A1; Kriss Vector. GERMAN WWII COLLECTION: Shields; plate toppers; signs; plaques; awards; posters; books incl. first ed. signed, medals, tinnies, insignia. AMMUNITION: Wide variety of manufacturers and calibers. MILITIRIA: Projectiles; Eisenhower dress cap badge & insignia. EDGED WEAPONS: Ames CW NCO sword; 1889 German cavalry sabre with import ppw; bayonets; custom knives.

OTHER: CW soldier glass slides; fishing licenses.

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1856 Bond Certificate Signed By Cornnelius Vanderbilt Brings $11,250 At Holabird

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Over 3,000 Lots Of Historical Autographs, Minerals And Mining Collectibles, Gold And Silver, Numismatics, Native Americana, And More Were Sold A California Gold Rush-era bond from 1856 signed by Cornelius Vanderbilt sold for $11,250, a photo of the execution hanging of outlaw Fleming “James” Parker taken in 1898 brought $9,062, and a fine ca.

1880-1920 Red Mesa Navajo rug in near-perfect condition rose to $5,000 at a huge, fiveday Western Americana Signature Sale held May 13 to 17 by Holabird Western Americana Collections, online and live in its Reno, Nev. gallery.

This auction was brimming with over 3,000 lots of historical autographs, gold nuggets and high-grade gold specimens, minerals and mining collectibles, rare reference books, firearms and militaria, numismatics, stock and bond certificates, silver ingots, Native Americana, gaming collectibles, firefighting memorabilia, artwork, turquoise jewelry, medals, tokens and more.

Day one featured original artwork, stocks and bonds (including mining and nonmining) and autographs. The Vanderbilt-signed bond certificate, as president of the Accessory Transit Company of Nicaragua, which transported gold prospectors from the East Coast to the West Coast, was the star lot of the day. Issued

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Auction for: Dave Wissler

The California Gold Rush-era bond signed by Cornelius Vanderbilt as president of the Accessory Transit Company of Nicaragua, issued in 1856 for $5,000, with bond number 14, realized $11,250. on Feb. 9, 1856, for $5,000, with early bond number 14, the bond was signed front and Central Pennsylvania’s Oldest and back by Vanderbilt. It was also signed by Isaac Lea as Largest Family Owned Auction House secretary.

Also sold in this session was a Delaware and Schuylkill 492 E Lincoln Ave, 17067 Canal Navigation Company (Philadelphia, Pa.) stock certificate dated Aug. 4, 1792, significant because it was signed by Declaration of Independence signer Robert 1957 Chevy Belair, Two Large Single Owner Coin Collections, Stamp Morris, the company president Collection, Rare Matchboxes Including Gray Wheel & Red Liners, High End ($4,375), and a stock certificate Estate Jewelry, 100+ Hummels, Early Wrought Iron, Graniteware, Several for the Houdini Picture Good Quilts, Large Early Christmas Collection, Several Good Trains, Early Corporation in New York City Native American Drum and More! from 1921, signed by Houdini himself, as company president Preview Open to Public: Wednesdays from 1-5PM ($3,375). Houdini produced Full Catalog/Bid: WWW.KLEINFELTERS.HIBID.COM and starred in two films under the corporation.

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Day two showcased NEW PICK-UP HOURS: Fri 10-5p, Mon 8:30-5p, Tues & Wed 9-5p mining and mineral

By Appointment Via Our Online Scheduler: www.kleinfelters.com/schedule collectibles (including ore specimens and fossils), railroadiana and transportation, and philatelic (including covers, stamps and postcards). A top lot was a pair of albums containing photographs and diazo copies of photos) of the construction of the concentrator and smelter by the Nevada Copper Corporation An oil-on-canvas fantasy advertising painting for from 1907-08 ($6,250).

Moon Castle Whiskey (“Now serving here at The facility processed Tombstone’s own Birdcage Theater”) sold for copper ores from the Continued on page 11 $3,875.

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firearms, military and political memorabilia, cowboy and Continued from page 10 Western, jewelry, badges and mines around Ruth, Nev., numismatics (ingots, coins, near Ely. medals, so-called dollars and Also offered was a collec- tokens). A silver ingot weightion of vintage cigarette ing 5.15 troy oz., engraved from lighters, ashtrays, brass tie- Julius A. Turrill (White River / tacks, ballpoint pens and Pioche, Nev.), who owned stickers from Kennecott stock in the Comstock mines, Copper and Asamera Oil to his nephew Clayton, ca. ($5,875), plus a brass 1874, changed hands for Kennecott paperweight and a $5,875. brass ankh with Kennecott’s A historic, original 1909 “K” logo, and a spectacular, Wild West poster for “Pawnee naturally dark and smoky Bill’s Great Far East combined quartz from the Incline Village with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West,” pegmatite in Nevada City, advertising the show’s mined in the early 1970s by “Marvelous Musical Reno mineral dealer Harvey Elephants,” 30-by-40 inches Gordon, 13 inches tall and mounted on linen, knocked weighing around 30 pounds down for $4,375, while an ($3,125). exceedingly rare Giles token Day three featured (Goldfield, Nev.), one of only three known (“Good for One Bucket of Water”), garnered $4,000.

Day four, May 16, was dedicated to Native Americana and general Americana and was arguably the most active day of the auction.

This original 1909 Wild West poster for “Pawnee Bill’s It was led by the Great Far East combined with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West,” photo of the hang30-by-40 inches, mounted on linen, sold for $4,375. ing execution in

Antiques & Auction News — July 16, 2021 - - 11 antiquesandauctionnews.net 1898 of Fleming “James” Parker, taken by photographer H. L. Hamaker in Prescott, Ariz.

Parker was arrested for robbing a train, then escaped jail and murdered the Prescott district attorney, E. Lee Norris.

He was later captured and sentenced to death by hanging in the city’s courthouse square.

This session also featured the ca. 1880-1920 Red Mesa Navajo rug, 5-by-8 feet 5 inches, professionally cleaned and A stock certificate for the Houdini Picture Corporation in New This photograph of the hanging execution in 1898 of the restored. Red Mesa rugs incor- York City from 1921, signed by the legendary magician Harry outlaw Fleming “James” Parker, arrested for murder, porated dramatic, exotic col- Houdini himself, as company president, realized $3,375. taken by photographer H. L. Hamaker in Prescott, Ariz., ors, inspired by Hispanic sold for $9,062. weavings. The style is a form philatelic, stocks and bonds, group finished at $3,250.

The firm will have its Teec Noc Pos, while maintain- numismatics and tokens. A Internet bidding was facil- entire sales database online ing contrasting light and dark rare and beautiful group of itated by iCollector.com, soon, at no cost, nearly colors, vertical chevrons and four Russian Orthodox Church L i v e A u c t i o n e e r s . c o m , 200,000 lots sold since 2014. diamonds. bishop’s bells, made in Russia, Invaluable.com and For more information, call An oil-on-canvas advertis- ca. 1997-2000, was offered as Auctionzip.com. Telephone Fred Holabird at 775-851-1859 ing painting for Moon Castle one lot. Bell ringing is a church and absentee bids were also or 844-492-2766 or email Whiskey (“Now serving here at tradition in Russia and the accepted. fredholabird@gmail.com.

Tombstone’s own Birdcage Theater”) housed in a 22.5-by27-inch frame, went for $3,875.

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