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John Stinger To Hold Art Show In Bucks County Reception To Be Held On Aug 3 And 4 At Stover Mill Gallery In Erwinna, Pa. FRIDAY JULY 19, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 29

Collection Of 274 Comic Books Gross Over Six Figures At Bodnar’s

Artist John Stinger will hold an art show opening Saturday, Aug. 3, at Stover Mill Gallery, in Erwinna, Pa. Sponsored by a nonprofit civic group, the Tinicum Art Association, the solo art show of Stinger’s paintings will be his fourth such show and Here is John Stinger painting along the Delaware River in Lambertville, N.J.

Unreserved Sale Had No Internet Bidding On June 20, Bodnar’s Auction Sales in Edison, N.J., conducted what was among the largest single-owner comic book auctions in recent history. There were over just under 300 lots of quality comics sold, most were sold individually, all unreserved, and with no internet bidding. The owner had started collecting as a child, purchased Bodnar’s auctioneer Tom “Superman” Graves is in the far backthem from news- ground, along with staff members. The collector in the pink shirt stands close to his (far right) was the buyer of Amazing Fantasy #15. The man in the home, read them, center in the green shirt (and his wife to his right) were the sellers. and then stored them away in good condition. How so rare and valuable. Putting many of us wish they had that together a collection like this takes story? He was one of the lucky ones, time and resources today. However, which is what makes these comics finding a collection such as this assembled, of important issues, and being able to bring it to market without reserves is like finding a unicorn. This auction brought the buyers out, and the buzz was real. The emails and phone calls started pouring in weeks prior to the sale. Everyone wanted to know where it came from. On sale day, there was a packed house that was standing room only. There were over 400 registered bidders waiting with anticipation for the comic book portion of the sale to The Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962) sold for $36,800. begin. There were also hundreds of absentee bids as well as multiple phone lines for bidders. In an unusual move, there was no internet bidding for the auction. Joseph Bodnar, owner of Bodnar’s Auction Sales, decided to begin with the highlight of the day, a copy of Amazing Fantasy 15, the first appearance of SpiderMan. The bidding began fast and furious, with an inhouse bidder opening the bid at $20,000. Between the large crowd and the bidders on the phone, the bidding quickly jumped to over $30,000. No one was ready to give up easily. It finally This Amazing Spider-Man #1 (1963) sold for $8,337. Continued on page 2

This Bucks County meadow scene oil-on-canvas measures 16-by-20 inches.

titled “Bucks County Impressions.” It will feature 40 of his oil and acrylic paintings for sale. Stinger’s paintings have been collected by corporations and private collectors for over 50 years. The former New Hope resident and antiques/art gallery owner now lives in Stewartsville, N.J. Also a syndicated cartoonist, Stinger is the creator of the “Collecting Classics” cartoons appearing in major collector-related publications in the U.S. and U.K. His latest book, “The Lighter Side of Collecting,” is a collection of his cartoons and will be available at the art show.

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landed with a sale price of $36,800, a strong price for one that has not been graded. In fact, none of the books up for auction that day had been graded. The owner had just kept them stored well over the years. This was only the beginning. The next item up was a copy of X-Men #1, and it realized $9,200. After that, a copy of Tales of Suspense #39 brought $6,037. A copy of Amazing Spider-Man #1 was sold for $8,337, and a Daredevil #1 went for $4,887. A copy of Avengers #4 sold for

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This X-Men #1 (1963) realized $9,200. $4,025, and a Fantastic 4 #48 sold for $2,760. A copy of Amazing Spider Man #14 brought $1,725, and a Amazing Spider Man #2 realized $1,380. The collection was off to a strong start, the first 15 lots sold for over $75,000. At the end, of the day, 274 lots were sold, totaling over six figures. “The owner was thrilled,” said Bodnar. Bodnar’s Auction Sales conducts monthly multiestate auctions at the New Jersey Convention and Expo Center in Edison, N.J. For details, readers may call 866-349-7378 or visit www.bodnarsauction.com.

Tales of Suspense #39 was published in 1963. This copy brought $6,037.

Amazing Spider Man #14 (1963), published on July 10, 1964, marked the first battle between Spider-Man and This Daredevil #1 (1964) went for the Green Goblin. This copy sold for $4,887. $1,725.

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the hammer fell on the last lot, the sale Pook & Pook’s had achieved an Downingtown, Pa., auction accumulative gross gallery was buzzing the morn- total of $303,824. To easy ing of June 15, with many pas- encourage sionate toy collectors eager to access for bidders, take one last look at the 452 Pook and Barrett lots on offer. The antique toy offered online bidauction was the latest collab- ding on two sepaoration with the antique toy rate bidding platincluding A massive live steam traction engine This live steam traction engine model of a 1913 expert Noel Barrett. The Pook forms, and model of a 36 horsepower 1912 Case Burrell & Sons tractor, 2-inch scale, was and Barrett team enjoyed Bidsquare high interest in their summer- L i v e A u c t i o n e e r s . tractor, with wood bunkers and wood purportedly used as a salesman sample, time sale, and their hard work Overall, 725 users framed tin canopy, with brass and steel 22 inches long, and sold for $10,980 (est. earned a successful result. As were registered for components, 43 inches long, went for $3,000-$4,000). the sale on the two $13,420 (est. $8,000-$12,000). alongside bidding platforms. Offering block both turned out to be wise, as painted tin black65 percent of the sale was smiths, cobblers, sold through cyberspace. acrobatic poodles, windPhone bidding, absentee bid- musicians, ding, and, of course, in-house mills and lighthousbidding was also available to es. A few pieces interested collectors. The from the Hirschberg antique toy sale was diverse collection worthy of in its offerings, presenting mention include the various collections from first lot of the sale, a across the country. Salesmen painted tin airship samples, Steiff Teddies, and carousel steam toy steam toys were offered accessory ($1,342), a cast-iron fire scarce Bing cotton A scarce Meier animated tin lithograph alongside Punch and Judy penny toy sold for pumpers, painted wooden mill steam toy boats, and exceptionally accessory ($1,952), An exceptional European-style butcher shop diora$1,830 (est. $1,200-$1,600). detailed dioramas. All and a Bing painted ma, having two carved and painted butchers with prices reported include and embossed tin aprons, two butcher blocks and rows of carcasses windmill building of various cuts of meat, with a painted brick façade buyer’s premium. Bidders who steam toy accessory with potted plants, 21.75-by-21.5 inches, sold for $9,150 (est. $3,000-$5,000). remember Pook and ($1,342). A whimsical colBarrett’s previous sale in December will lection of lithograph tin it surpassed its $300-$400 remember the colorful penny toys followed, con- estimate to sell for $732. A and kinetic steam toys signed from a Kentucky scarce Meier animated tin from the Morton estate. The miniature animat- lithograph Punch and Judy Hirschberg collection. ed toys are today worth much penny toy in excellent condiHirschberg is the man more than the pennies their tion and retaining its vibrant who wrote the book on original owners purchased bright lithographed surface steam toys, “Steam them with. A tin lithograph was the most popular penny The salesman sample horse-drawn (Adriance Toys – A Symphony in animated chicken cracking toy of the day, selling for Buckeye) sickle mower, the frame retaining the Motion,” published in egg penny toy was a popular $1,830. Two Meier tin lithooriginal red surface with black and yellow pin- 1996. 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The Game Changer By Shawn Surmick Regular readers of this column know that every year, typically toward the end or beginning of the calendar year, I compile a listing of five upward and downward trending segments within the antiques and collectibles trade. For the past several years I have cautioned collectors, speculators, and casual enthusiasts about spending significant sums on vintage arcade coin-operated video games. The market for acquiring most of these monstrosities has been on a downtrend for some time, and another nail in the proverbial coffin of this collecting genre has just arrived in an unexpected form. Up until recently, collectors of vintage full-size arcade games have had few options if they wanted to bring the actual arcade experience home. While most casual enthusiasts and collectors of home video games were happy playing classic arcade games on newer home consoles, there seemed to be a serious gap in the modern era retro revival of vintage video games that has gained strong momentum in the past few years. This has caused several industrious entrepreneurs to come up with some interesting solutions to bring actual vintage

arcade games into the home. The first development in giving nostalgia-driven gamers their fix of vintage arcade games was to come up with various plug and play devices that connected directly to any modern television set and had several classic and fully licensed arcade games built right into the unit’s controller. A lot of these devices were very affordable, and some did a good job at bringing a glimpse of nostalgia into a retro gamer’s home. That said, most of these devices were cheaply made and considered gimmicky by serious vintage arcade game enthusiasts. They also lacked the ability to bring the feel of the true arcade-like experience home. Then in 2017, rumors of a brand new concept in bringing affordable vintage arcade games into the home began to gain momentum. By 2018, the first of this company’s products were shown to diehard fans. The company, Arcade1Up, would do the unthinkable. They would license full-sized vintage arcade video games of yesterday and repackage them in beautiful three-quarter sized scale arcade game cabinets. Better yet, the company would group together three or four popular vintage arcade games in one easy-to-assemble cabinet that would retail for about $299 and be available at your

favorite retailer. Some of the company’s first releases were based directly on popular arcade games of yesteryear. They have a three-quarter sized arcade cabinet version of “Pac-Man” that also contains the game “Pac-Man Plus” and several cabinets that contain classic Atari games as well. And these were just the company’s very first releases. When Arcade1Up products were first announced, I know of a lot of hardcore collectors of original vintage arcade video games who thought the products may just be a passing fad, but now as we delve deeper into 2019, and more incredible arcade offerings have been announced, most serious collectors of vintage standup arcade games are worried this innovation is killing demand for their beloved coin-op games. Arcade1Up’s newest arcade cabinet announced in secret at the Electronic Entertainment Expo this past June is generating a lot of buzz, as it is a three-quarter arcade cabinet replica that features all three of Atari’s original “Star Wars” games released into arcades in the 1980s. Up until this point, obtaining an original vintage “Star Wars” arcade cabinet from the 1980s was no easy task. Prices hover at around $1,200 for a full working arcade cabinet, and finding replacement parts for the specialized built-in flight yoke controller can be quite frustrating. Being able to secure a

three-quarter replica cabinet that contains all three classic “Star Wars” games built in a replica standalone arcade cabinet is breathing new life into these games and causing more enthusiasts to purchase Arcade1Up products than the actual vintage arcade games of yesteryear. This is now wreaking havoc in the vintage coin-operated video game collecting realm. Arcade1Up has even ventured into reproducing some of the most popular arcade titles from the 1990s, with a “Mortal Kombat Trilogy” machine already available at most retailers for $299.99. The device features “Mortal Kombat,” “Mortal Kombat 2,” and “Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3,” all ready to play in a miniaturized version of the original. You just plug it in any electrical outlet and choose your game, and the game is displayed on a built-in crystal clear LCD monitor. It is just like playing the actual arcade game that was released into the arcades in the early 1990s. It even uses the actual joysticks and buttons made for the arcade. I am always fascinated by newer technologies that impact the market for older obscure collectibles. These kinds of developments have been happening often in the over-hyped and over-speculated vintage video game and computer market. Nintendo released an excellent version of their NES and Super NES systems in mini form that

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great for the retro gamer or collector with limited space and a limited budget, but it still does not compare to the real thing. However, these collectors are not being honest with how the market is changing, in my humble opinion. This should serve as a great reminder about how even collectors of vintage items need to be abreast of all the latest trends in the antiques and collectibles marketplace. For one thing is sure, the market is always changing. It doesn’t matter if that market is five years old or 50. Now back to gaming on my new Arcade1Up Final Fight machine. When they release that new “Star Wars” arcade cabinet, I just may not have a reason to leave my house. Until next time.

Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace.

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open wheel Indianapolis style race car, doubling its high estimate to bring $2,440. The train market appears to have strength. An early French painted tin and wood Papin train locomotive, probably by Rossignol, more than quadrupled its high estimate of $400 with a winning bid of $2,074. A Buddy L pressed steel six-piece outdoor train set also exceeded its pre-sale high estimate of $1,600 to bring $2,440. A 19th-century Althof Bergmann painted American tin clockwork Utah train locomotive followed in the sale, seeing a frenzy of bidder activity with a total of 23 bids placed before finally being sold for $1,464. Cuddly teddies were a boon to the auction, with nearly 40 lots featuring provenance from the estate of Raymond and Nadine Gravatt of Ravenwood Farm in Cream Ridge, N.J. A Steiff cinnamon mohair teddy bear, ca. 1910,

antiquesandauctionnews.net boxes and dioramas, many of to exceed its high estimate which exceeded their high of $5,000 and sell for estimates. The exceptional $9,150. Another smaller European style butcher shop butcher shop diorama feadiorama was featured on the turing a singular butcher cover of the catalog and and his pet cat gazing up boasted impressive painted at various cuts of meat details. The elaborate diora- sold for $1,586. ma contained two carved and Directly following the painted butchers, butcher June 15 sale was an onlineblocks, rows and rows of car- only toy auction held casses and various cuts of on June 17. Bidding was meat, and a painted brick again available through façade with potted plants. The both Bidsquare and This Schoenhut painted wood “Alderney Dairy Co. - Newark, N.J.” horse drawn unique item crossed the block LiveAuctioneers, with an delivery wagon, with driver, four tin milk cans, wooden crate of milk bottles, two wire additional 681 lots cross- carriers, one with wooden bottles and one with glass bottles, wagon box, 13 inches ing the block. Interest in long, sold for $2,074 (est. $800-$1,200). the sale was high, with 887 bidders registered, and the Dumpty circus tent with per- estimate to sell at $1,563. Four formers and animals, includ- N.J. Custom brass HO-scale sale grossed $132,450. Dolls, trains, and clock- ing a lion, zebras, an alligator train cars and locomotives, in work toys did well. Some and other various characters their original boxes, was just items of special note included and accessories sold for one train lot of many in the a French bisque head doll with $1,500. One surprising result sale to command high interfixed eyes, closed mouth and was on an Aero Art Russian est, with a sale price of $3,250. Pook & Pook and Noel jointed composition body, painted metal miniature selling for nearly quadruple elephant with tigers, with Barrett’s next antique toy its high estimate at $3,438. A painstakingly painted details auction is slated for fall 2019. For further information on collection of painted tin doll- featuring a fierce tiger attackhouse furniture took off, selling a distressed elephant, past or future sales, call Pook A scarce E. Trask mechanical Salem ing for ten times its high esti- soaring past its $300 high & Pook at 610-269-4040. witch toy, inscribed “Ford’s Patent Nov. mate at $2,000. Exceptional 26th, 1867,” with painted wooden Schoenhut figures still witch with a cloth dress and head demand high interest and scarf, a paper lithograph spinning high prices; a large 17-inchdrum and a paper covered wood base, high store display circus clown Celebrating brought $3,500 (est. $500-$800). earned $2,000, and a Humpty

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with shoe button eyes, elongated limbs and hump saw a number of inquiries before the sale and doubled its high estimate to sell for $1,600. A large Steiff mohair teddy bear, ca. 1950s, wearing a 20th century leather and brass heart collar was also a bidder favorite, earning $671. Other Steiff consignments were the Steiff Record mohair teddy bear, ca. 1915, on an Irish mail pull tool selling for $1,830, and a smiling Steiff store display mohair camel, standing at an impressive 63 inches high, who is off to his new home in Connecticut to inspire the imagination of a new generation of children. Some additional unusual items also had their day on the auction block, with more than a few items seeing impressive results. A scarce E. Trask mechanical Salem Witch toy, inscribed Ford’s Patent Nov. 26th, 1867, cast her spell on a lucky bidder to earn $3,416. A one-of-a-kind salesman sample butcher block, retaining its original decal, inscribed Wolf, Sayer & Heller - Chicago Butcher Supplies - Handsome Market Fixtures, the first ever seen by Pook & Pook appraisers, was sold for $3,172. An unusual silver plate cake counter display case featuring an octagonal case with eight individual slide-out serving trays sold for $1,098. Antique German Halloween decorations remain as popular as ever no matter what time of year they are sold. June’s auction saw a three-section folding die-cut fire screen featuring a witch, black cats, and a jack-o-lantern earn $1,342, and a set of three owl lithographed lamp shades brought $488. Closing out the sale was a collection of European room

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Alderfer Auction Expands Its Appraisal Services In The Main Line Allyson Constant Babcock Will Be New Appraiser And Sales Associate Main Line and surrounding areas. Babcock produces professional appraisals for the purposes of insurance, estate tax, equitable distribution, and personal interest. â&#x20AC;&#x153;There is an organic demand for appraisal services from attorneys to individuals. Babcockâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s product expertise, auction industry experience and appraisal certifications not only satisfy our customerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s expectations, but also the geographical expansion goals of the company,â&#x20AC;? states

S. Seem Antiques And Artisans To Hold â&#x20AC;&#x153;Antiques Roadshowâ&#x20AC;? Themed Event S. Seem Antiques and Artisans will hold an â&#x20AC;&#x153;S. Seem Roadshowâ&#x20AC;? on Thursday evening, July 25, from 6 to 8 p.m. The multi-dealer shop in Bath, Pa., will have four experienced antiques dealers provinding verbal appraisals free of charge. The public is invited to bring in coins, jewelry, prints, tools, anything old, or simply anything they donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know the worth of, and the appraisers will give their

assessments. Either one or two items may be brought in per person. Also, the co-op will have a handout flyer on how to use the internet to try and get realistic current marketplace prices on antiques. S. Seem is among the Lehigh Valleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s newest quality antique co-ops. They will soon be celebrating seven years in business. Located at 100 S. Chestnut St. in historic Bath, they are in an 1840s brick dry

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The Grist Mill Antiques Center in Pemberton, N.J., is celebrating America with a new patriotic display the whole month of July. Portraits of the founding fathers, vintage flags, military memorabilia and an Uncle Sam mechanical bank stand proudly alongside sculpture of the Liberty Bell, Statue of Liberty and the American bald eagle in the special sales case. Since 1782, the American bald eagle has graced the Great Seal of the United States. Chosen as a steadfast symbol of the enduring independence, strength and freedom of our nation, the eagle appears on everything from currency to military insignias. The Grist Mill has been renovating and updating displays to make way for new dealers. In June, the multidealer shop welcomed SK Vintage, who specializes in vintage kitchen, dining, serving and glassware with an emphasis on mid-century modern. SK Vintage has created a colorful space including finds from the icon of American Modern design Russel Wright, as well as Jadeite, Pyrex, American pottery and more. For those interested in becoming a Grist Mill dealer, there are a couple spaces, both small and large, available. Contact Barbara Lind at 609-726-1588 or via email at theplace@gristmill antiques.com.

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Cabin Fever Turns To Bidding Fever At Rich Penn Sale The annual Spring Rich Penn auction event seemed like it was spring in name only. The April 26, 27, and 28 auction in Waterloo, Iowa, had a special gift from Mother Nature. Saturday’s session witnessed four inches of snow. But those in attendance weren’t hampered by that. Cabin fever quickly turned to bidding fever. The large sale kicked off with over 200 lots of non-cataloged items for in-house bidders only. Auctioneers Fred Van Metre and Tom Millie sailed through those by noon. When the first cataloged lot came to the podium, the house bidders were joined by

registered online bidders from 37 countries. By the end, nearly half of the sale went to online buyers. “We continue to see increased participation from our online clients. But when it comes to some of the more serious items, many bidders want to be here to see it and examine it for themselves,” said Rich Penn. The sale included salesman sample stoves, country store and soda fountain items and pressed steel toys. Two of the top lots were salesman sample stoves. A Home Comfort No. CB, in restored condition, sold for $4,000, and a Quick Meal No. 407-16, also restored, sold for $3,500. Two other stoves that warmed up bidders included the ca. 1900 Karr Range Co., with blue and white enameled finish. In original condition, it sold for $2,750. A ca. 1900 Great Majestic Junior, in restored condition, went for $2,250. Pressed steel toys showed

The soda fountain sign for Frostie Root Beer, diecut metal bottle cap, marked Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, Mo., with some surface scratches, 39 inches in diameter, sold for $1,600. strong prices. “In our last two auctions we’ve seen the interest start to come back for good toys,” according to Penn. “Pressed steel is definitely showing strength again, especially Buddy ‘L.’” A ca. 1927 Buddy “L” Flivver one-ton express with original paint and transfers was a great example and realized $3,250.

This country store coffee grinder, counter style, Enterprise No. 8, patented July 12, 1898, cast-iron with original orange paint and decals, eagle finial, 28 inches high, sold for $1,100.

This country store advertising sign for Grape-Nuts, with girl and St. Bernard, self-framed litho-on-tin, strong color, light scratching, 30.5-by-20.5 inches, realized $1,000.

premium. This soda fountain syrup dispenser for Rich Penn Auctions has a Triple XXX Root Beer, a keg-shaped tradition of offering a great milk glass dispenser with original Root selection of country store Beer button pump, sold for $1,500. material. This sale was no Close behind was an unusual exception. And signs are and rare Buddy “L” railroad always a favorite. A colorful double trestle bridge. It came self-framed metal sign for with 10 pieces of track. Each Sunbeam Rolls, picturing piece of the track was Little Miss Sunbeam, sold for stamped with the Buddy “L” $2,750. Bidders were charmed name. When all the bids had by the graphics and the nearrolled across the block, it mint condition. A 39-inch brought $3,200. All prices diameter Frostie Root Beer reported are hammer prices diecut metal bottle cap sign, and do not include a buyer’s with fun Frostie graphics, sold

for $1,600. More fun graphics came on the always popular Grape-Nuts sign. This selfframed litho-on-tin featured a pretty little girl on the way to school with her St. Bernard. With strong color and overall scratching, it dished up a top bid of $1,000. A ca. 1909 National Cash Register, model No. 327, in original condition, rang up a high bid of $1,300. And coffee grinders are still grinding out bidder interest in this market. Continued on page 11

ESTATE AUCTION REAL ESTATE - FURNITURE - ANTIQUES, NAUTICAL & COUNTRY COLLECTIBLES - TOYS - SPORTS ITEMS - JEWELRY COINS: DOMESTIC & FOREIGN - DOLLS & STEIFF ANIMALS - FISHING, DECOYS - TOOLS, APPLIANCES & GARDENING - 2003 CHRYSLER VOYAGER SATURDAY, JULY 20TH AT 9:00 A.M. PREVIEW: 8:00 A.M.

The coin-operated slot machine, Watling Rol-A-Top Cherry Front with twin and diamond jackpot front, rare, This gasoline drum with spigot for Red 25 cent play, ca. 1936, restored Crown Gasoline from Standard Oil Co., condition, sold for $2,750. Indiana, litho-on-metal, 28-by-20 inches, sold for $1,700.

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This gasoline pump, Wayne clock face, model 861, an original 1930s pump restored with reproduction globe, white cloth hose and face plate bezel, restored condition, sold for $1,900.

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The salesman sample or child’s stove, reading “Karr Range Co., Belleville, IL,” nickel-plated cast-iron with blue and white enameled finish, range top with six burners, rolled-lid warming oven, faux temperature gauge, working grate, damper, ash door, 21-by-13 inches, sold for $2,750.

SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2019 AT 8:00 A.M. Location: 3164 White Oak Road, QUARRYVILLE, PA 17566 BLOCK #1 8:00 A.M. Uncataloged lots to include a large variety of ammo, sporting goods, hunting & fishing supplies and much more. BLOCK #1 AT 11:00 A.M. Cataloged items include over 270 firearms as well as over 100 lots of sporting goods and supplies. Always a great variety of collectable & modern shotguns, rifles, pistols and revolvers. Online bidding available on all the cataloged lots.

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A cast-iron counter style, Enterprise No. 8, with original orange paint, decals and eagle finial, realized $1,100. Results for coin-operated machines showed a healthy market. The top lot was a classic ca. 1941 Paul Fuller designed Wurlitzer model 750E jukebox. Fuller was singlehandedly responsible for designing the 1938-49 line of Wurlitzer 24 selection machines. His designs set the stage for other manufacturers to follow. None did it quite as well as Fuller. As a result, his machines are among the most desirable with today’s collectors. This machine, largely complete but with a few minor issues, still played up to a $5,500 high bid. Another jukebox from Wurlitzer’s rival Rockola was their ca. 1947 model 1426. A great Art Deco design, this 20-selection machine was in good original condition but needed amp

antiquesandauctionnews.net 25-cent machine from the console cabinet, hit the 1930s took in a $2,750 winning jackpot at $2,300. Decorative items, which bid. A rare $1 play Jennings light-up Club Chief, in a have been on the softer side of the market in recent years, seemed to be making a modest comeback in prices. A colorful signed Handel leaded glass lamp had strong internet and in-house bidding. It sold for $1,800. Another

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stained and leaded glass table lamp, from Duffner & Kimberly, sold for $1,100. A ca. 1900 disc German music box, with nine discs played beautifully, sold for $1,500. “The wide variety of lots kept bidders interested throughout both sessions, and many commented about that fun variety. We plan to

continue that,” stated Penn. Penn’s November auction, also scheduled to be held at the Sullivan Bros. Convention Center in Waterloo, will take place on Nov. 1, 2, and 3. It is already loaded with quality and variety. For further information, call 319-291-6688 or visit www.RichPennAuctions.com.

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A coin-operated slot machine, Jennings Club Chief Console, with unusual $1 play, light-up version, mahogany case made by Greg Badali, restored working condition, sold for $2,300.

This table lamp, signed “Handel” on shade and bronzed tree trunk base, floral design primarily in pastels, bellshaped shade with scalloped edge, ca. 1910, brought $1,800.

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The Buddy “L” Flivver One-Ton Express toy truck, pressed steel with drop-down tailgate, original paint, ca. 1927-30, minor wear, 7-by-14 inches, brought $3,250.

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work. It still hit a high note at $1,800. From pumping out great tunes to pumping gas, bidder interest was good. An Eric Motor Systems clock face pump had an older restoration and pumped out a $3,500 high bid. The American Oil Pump & Tank Co. visible pump, ca. 1920s, brought $1,900, as did the Wayne clock face model 861. A Red Crown Gasoline bulk drum from Standard Oil Indiana, with great graphics, sold for $1,700. In the days of the classic jukeboxes, it wasn’t unusual to see a slot machine or two in the same establishment. Any machines that took in extra money helped the merchant make more profit, so coinoperated machines were in both little towns and big cities across the country. A song could be heard for a nickel. The same for a pack of gum. Or buy a pencil, a soda or take a chance on winning some money. Gambling has an entrenched history in American culture. Many of those coin-operated machines are very collectible. The top selling slot machine was an unusual Watling Rol-A-Top with a Diamond Front jackpot. This

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ESTATE ANTIQUE FURNITURE, FINE ARTWORKS, ECLECTIC PIECES, A CANDLEWICK COLLECTION THURSDAY, JULY 25, 2019 This coin-operated trade stimulator, “Win up to five 5-Cent Cigars,” from “Griswold Mfg Co.-Rock Island, IL,” oak case and original cast-iron marquee and Bond Street paper decal, reverse-paint-on-glass face, working condition, went for $1,400.

This Standard Oil rig educational model, made by the Advertising & Public Relations Dept. of Standard Oil, brass name plate reads “Made by Glenn M. Ozias-Annuitant, Standard Oil Co.-Des Moines, IA,” realized $1,600.

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Cast-Iron Farm Bell, Waynesboro, PA

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A coin-operated jukebox, Rockola model 1426, ca. 1947, Art Deco front with chrome center, interior shows a theatrical stage background and 20 record selection, in original condition with light surface scratches, appears complete and will play, but needed amp work, went for $1,800.

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Micro Models Die-Casts From Down Under By Christopher Moor Today, both Australian and New Zealand Micro Models from the 1950s are sought by collectors of miniature toy vehicles in many countries. Micro Models are die-cast metal toys manufactured in Australia from 1952 by Goodwood (Aust.) Pty. Ltd. An exchange of dies (molds) with Lincoln Industries later enabled the models to be made in New Zealand. While circa 1956 is generally accepted as the start of manufacture in New Zealand, some collectors believe the early Micro Models they bought were imports from Australia. They remember buying them during the first royal visit by Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. In 1993, William J Prior, retired executive chairman of Lincoln Playcorp, said that no Micro Models were imported. No records from Lincoln Industries, his previous company, remained for verification. New Zealand’s tax laws require that such documentation be kept for seven years only. Assuming Prior’s memory is correct, 1953 is probably the year production began in New Zealand. The first Micro Models listings in both the Australian and New Zealand catalogs were the Vauxhall Velox saloon, the Holden FX Coupe Utility (pick-up truck) and the Jaguar XK-120. Not all the Micro Models produced in Australia appeared in Lincoln’s New Zealand catalog, and Lincolnmanufactured models were not available in Australia. New Zealand-made Micro Models did not have the baked-enamel paint finish of the Australian models, which meant the paint could be more easily chipped. Other differences are the use of wheels with zinc plated hubcaps on the New Zealand models and, later, their finetread rubber tires. Goodwood’s Australian catalogue numbers appeared on the bases of most New Zealand-produced models and are identifiable either by the GB or G prefixes. Lincoln’s Micro Models came packaged in easily recognised grey and maroon cardboard boxes. The company’s own catalog numbers and logo were added, but

otherwise the boxes appeared much the same as the Australian. The Micro cars were about four inches in length and advertised with a scale ratio of 1:36. They were often nearer 1/43, and sometimes 1/48. A 1/72 scale was given for the Bedford trucks, but the Ford O.H.V.V8 trucks came in 1/48 scale and the Commer trucks in about 1/45. Holden was the first car produced entirely in Australia, and a clue to the Australianorigin of Micro Models is the number of Holden castings. Models of the Holden FJ sedan and its taxi and police car versions were not included in the original New Zealand-made range. This surprises, as the FJ sedan was the first Holden assembled by General Motors in New Zealand. The earlier FX was seldom seen on the country’s roads. Variations of the Holden FX were given unique catalog numbers by Lincoln in New Zealand: Police car (4309), Sedan (4311) and Taxi (4312), whereas Goodwood in Australia allocated all versions the same catalog number of G-9. Goodwood applied the one catalogue number policy to all finishes or liveries for each Micro model, while Lincoln always allocated a different one. A Humber Super Snipe Traffic Car was a model made only in New Zealand. The mounting of the antenna indicates that a separate base casting was made for this model in New Zealand. With two-tone paint and rivets punched into the radiator grille, the Ford Zephyr would later appear as the Ford Zephyr Zodiac in the New Zealand catalogue. Ford did

The Commer Articulated Logging Truck was a model produced only in New Zealand. This is a play-worn New Zealand-produced Micro Models Volkswagen saloon.

The Commer Articulated Tanker in Peters Ice Cream livery is an Australian Micro This photo is of a New Zealand-made Vauxhall Cresta, the last car in both the Model, and the Milk Tanker version is a New Zealand-produced toy. Australian and New Zealand catalogues. not assemble or sell the Zodiac in Australia, which is why the model was not produced there. A Commer Articulated Low Loader with removable rear ramps and a Commer Articulated Logging Truck were two more models manufactured only in New Zealand. One theory has two sets of dies existing for the Commer articulateds, citing differences in Lincoln’s grille and headlights and in the riveting holding together the upper and lower sections of the toys. Five Micro Models were manufactured as kit sets in New Zealand for collectors to assemble, press over the rivets, and paint. They included two Massey Harris tractors, one with a frontend loader. Both Masseys were New Zealand-only models. The New Zealand version of the Garage Repair Hoist was made from different dies to the Australian and is the only model in the series to

have the words “Micro Model” cast underneath. A hoist was common to the three Presentation Packs Lincoln had earlier made in New Zealand but is omitted from the five gift sets available to Australian collectors for Christmas 1958. A Vickers Viscount was the only Micro Models aircraft. It was cast in a scale of approx. 1/200 and carried the TAA (Trans-Australia Airlines) livery. Lincoln made its last Micro Models in 1960, and Goodwood’s production ceased in 1961. In 1962, New Zealander Kevin F. Meates bought the Micro Models dies from Goodwood. Meates’ family companies have used some of the dies in the New Zealand manufacture of Torro and Matai models during the 1970s and between 1994-98 for the reproduction collectors’ editions by Micro Models Ltd.

A few prices for unboxed original models seen while researching this article include a repainted Humber Super Saloon with one side of the rear bumper missing at U.S. $21; a repainted Petrol Pump set with no Mobilgas The Massey Harris tractor was another New decals, U.S. $12; Jaguar Zealand-only original from Micro Models. X-120 with chipped Authors note: Two repropaint, U.S. $45; and a rusting, play-worn Morris Fire Engine duction ranges were made in minus ladders, U.S. $20. The Australia during the 1980s. above toys were all New Neither are believed to have Zealand-made. Australian used the original Micro models seen included a Models dies. From 1982-83, slightly play-worn Garage Micromodels, name spelt as Hoist at U.S. $50 and a Talbot- one word, manufactured models of the Holden FJ van in Lago Racing Car , U.S. $79. Mint and boxed 1990s New plastic and 20 different white Zealand-made models are metal “Micro Reproductions” fairly easily located. But in castings by Weico date ca. 2019, finding original 1983. Credits for images include Australian and New Zealand Micro Models in mint A, Glen MacDonald; B-G, Ron and boxed condition is a Ford; H-K, Paul Nicholson; L, Christopher Moor. challenge for collectors.

This is a selection of artwork from an early New Zealand catalog. Three different color finishes exist for the Australian version of the Micro Models International van.

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There are variations in finish for the Holden FX, one of the original Micro Models only made in Australia.

This is a side view of the box by Lincoln Industries for the New Zealand version of the Commer Short Wheelbase Petrol Truck.

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Here is the New Zealand version of the Commer Short Wheelbase Petrol Truck.

Lincoln’s box front for the New Zealand-produced Commer Short Wheelbase Petrol Truck shows the original price. U.S. $150-plus would be an estimate for a model in the condiHere is a badly play-worn Small Trailer made in New Zealand. tion of the example shown.

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Marble Sculpture By Michelangelo To Remain At The Met On Loan From The Cultural Services Of The French Embassy became the home of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy. Visible from the sidewalk, “Cupid” remained hidden in plain sight until the mid-1990s, when a professor at New York University,

Kathleen Weil-Garris Brandt, announced her discovery of a “Michelangelo on Fifth Avenue.” Although many greeted her attribution with skepticism, one who did not was Metropolitan Museum of

Art curator James David Draper (now Curator Emeritus in the Museum’s Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts). In 2009, the “Cupid” came to the Met as part of a focused

exhibition that dealt with the question of Michelangelo’s authorship. Three years later, the Met hosted an international two-day symposium titled “Michelangelo and Continued on page 15

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Michelangelo Buonarroti’s (Italian 1475–1564) “Cupid” is a ca. 1490 marble sculpture, 37-by-13.25-by-14 inches, 177 pounds, courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, lent by the French State, Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs (L.2009.40).

America. Originally loaned to the Met in 2009 for a 10-year period, “Cupid” will remain at the museum for another 10year loan period. “Michelangelo’s ‘Cupid’ embodies a beautiful relationship between the Metropolitan Museum of Art and France,” stated Bénédicte de Montlaur, cultural counselor of the French Embassy. “We are thrilled to renew this partnership as we believe that no U.S. institution could better highlight the beauty of the Michelangelo sculpture than the Met.” “Michelangelo’s youthful genius is apparent in his exquisitely rendered ‘Cupid.’ The work emits an emotional and intellectual charge, and it is an honor to present this stunning sculpture to our millions of visitors. We are incredibly grateful to the French Embassy for allowing this historic work to continue to grace our galleries,” stated Max Hollein, director of the Met. When the fragmentary marble figure of a nude youth came to the United States in the early 1900s, its attribution to Michelangelo had been all but forgotten. The sculpture was acquired as a decorative centerpiece for the marble rotunda entrance of New York City’s Payne Whitney Mansion (located at 972 Fifth Ave.), a sumptuous building commissioned as a wedding gift for Mr. and Mrs. Payne and Helen Whitney and designed by the American architect Stanford White. In 1952, the mansion

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The Cultural Services of the French Embassy and the Metropolitan Museum of Art recently announced the renewal of a loan agreement pertaining to one of the earliest known works by Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475–1564) that is also his sole marble sculpture on view at a museum in North

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1864 Civil War Black Regimental Flag Rises At Morphy’s Edged Weapons, Armor And Militaria Auction Atlanta History Center Revealed As Buyer Of Flag, A Unique Survivor Handpainted By Son Of Fugitive Slave An 1864 Civil War flag that was carried into battle by Pennsylvania’s 127th Regiment of “Colored Troops” led the charge at Morphy’s June 12 and 13 This extremely fine and elaborate statue-hilted and jewel-inlaid Civil War Edged Weapons, Armor & presentation sword, blade by Klauberg, retailed by Schuyler Hartley and Militaria auction, selling An artistically and historically significant Imperial Russian Napoleonic sword of Graham, N.Y., sold for $17,835. for $196,800. The buyer Russian Prince Ivan Ivanovich Odoevsky (d. 1814), with solid gold ormolu was the Atlanta History adornment, Cyrillic inscription and 1810 date, 41 inches overall, sold for Center of Atlanta, Ga. $30,000. The 72-by-55-inch The 1864 battle flag carried by the “127th handpainted silk flag is the the Battle of Brienne sole survivor from 11 origi- Regiment U.S. Colored Troops,” handpainted in France, weighed in nal regimental flags creat- by African American artist and Union troop at an astonishing 6 ed by David Bustill Bowser David Bustill Bowser (1820-90), the only lbs. 1 oz. With solid This important Civil War saber with silver scabbard presented to Capt. James (1820-90), a Philadelphia surviving flag of those Bowser created for the gold ormolu embellBliss during the war era by veterans of Company B, 8th New York Cavalry, artist and son of a fugitive 11 Pennsylvania Black regiments, sold for ishment on the hilt realized $12,000. slave. Bowser designed a $196,800. and scabbard and a Inscribed “William Scagel,” the Bowie knife with specific flag for each of Cyrillic inscription original sheath, 1930s, 11.75 inches long, sold for $19,200, more than six times the high Pennsylvania’s 11 Black with the Prince’s $15,600. estimate. Custer’s regiments. The distinctive art- force for a large, high-quality name and presenta1867-68 work on the flag auctioned by selection of Bowie knives and tion date of 1810, it is regarded significance. “Captain Bliss was personal Indian Wars field William Scagel’s camp axe with stag-antler handle, Morphy’s features the image of swords. as being both artistically and a distinguished career officer a Black soldier bidding farewell Edged weapons crafted in historically important. The item who was present at the surren- map and CDVs of 1930s, 12 1/8 inches long, sold for $7,800. der at Appomattox while himself and wife, to Columbia, the Goddess of the 1930s by William Scagel realized $30,000. call toll-free at 877-968-8880 Liberty. Above the artwork, a (Canadian/American,1857Another showpiece from ranked a major. Because the Elizabeth, achieved $19,680. email info@morphy All prices quoted in this or poignant motto reads, “WE 1963), grandfather of modern- the antique sword category inscription on the sword identiauctions.com or visit report include a 23-percent WILL PROVE OURSELVES MEN.” era custom knife makers, were was the extremely fine statue- fies him a captain, there is no Dan Morphy, president of in high demand. A Scagel camp hilted Civil War presentation question but that the sword buyer’s premium, per Morphy’s www.morphyauctions.com. Images courtesy of Morphy Morphy Auctions, said he was axe with stag-antler handle, 12 sword with a Klauberg blade. was presented to him while the pre-stated conditions. To learn more, readers may Auctions. “extremely proud” to have 1/8 inches in length, landed at The elaborate hilt was adorned Civil War was still raging,” handled such an important $7,800. Another prize, an 11.75- with a figural depiction of Lady explained Morphy. The sword Civil War artifact. “We were inch Bowie knife inscribed “W. Liberty and a dragon holding a surpassed its high estimate, deeply honored that the GAR SCAGEL, HANDMADE” and bear- laurel wreath and shield with bringing $12,000. One of American history’s Civil War Museum chose us to ing the maker’s iconic “Kris” the head of medusa. Its auction the flag,” he said. stamp, came to auction with its amethyst-inlaid gilt brass little known ironies was ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, COLLECTIBLES, “From the beginning, we felt it original tooled-leather sheath. mounts and silvered scabbard represented in a group lot GLASSWARE, CHINA, TOOLS, JEWELRY, LIKE would end up in a prestigious One of only two known exam- added the luxury touches that containing a saber and four NEW SNOWBLOWER & LAWN TRACTOR, NEW institution’s permanent col- ples of its particular type, it proved irresistible to bidders. It other documented 7th Cavalry SCHWINN HIGH TIMBER BIKE, PERSONAL lection and probably never be sold above the high estimate sold above high estimate for items belonging to Captain PROPERTY AND TWO ROOMS OF BOX LOTS Thomas McDougall. Initially, offered for public sale again. for $15,600. $17,835. AT 9:00 A.M. It’s now the jewel in the A superb Imperial Russian A Civil War saber and silver McDougall was supposed to crown of the Atlanta History Napoleonic sword originally scabbard presented to Captain be part of General George A. TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER Center’s collection. They will owned by Prince Ivan Ivanovich James Bliss by veterans of Custer’s battalion at the 240 HATCHERY ROAD IN be excellent stewards for Odoevsky, a distinguished mili- Company B, 8th New York fateful 1876 Battle of the Little Jelly cupboard, ant. brass double bed, cradle, single & double beds, what is a living symbol of tary officer who died in 1814 at Cavalry, carried great historical Bighorn, but when he overslept bedding, vanity, open washstand, jewelry chest, dining room, living room and bedroom furniture, coffee & end tables, bakers rack, file and missed a strategy meeting, both American and African cabinets, 12 folding chairs, sofa tables, armoire, bath vanity w/marble McDougall and his company American history.” top & spigot, Nature World aviarium, leather & other recliners, floor were relegated to guarding The Atlanta History Center model Majestic radio/record player, 5 pc. modern black & silver bedroom suite, Seeburg stereo jukebox, children’s table & chairs, a pack train. The sword, is home to one of the most lamps, rugs, lg. wall whiteboard, whiteboard on stand, Maytag dryer, cabinet photo of McDougall comprehensive Civil War coloak bedroom suite, open hutch, treadle sewing machine, rockers, and items of ephemera sold for lections in the nation but rarely jewelry, sweepers, fishing rods, blow mold candles, Simplicity M924E snowblower w/cab (like new), MTD 12.5 hp/38” lawn tractor, mower $27,675 against an estimate of makes major purchases. Their jack, 20 ft. wood ladder, charcoal cooker, charcoal, Craftsman 9 hp $15,000-$20,000. holdings have grown organicalsnowblower, grills, mowers, sports cards, Hot Wheels & Matchbox The interest in Custer ly over nine decades primarily cars, Farm Show collectibles, many HO trains, Eagles & Phillies trains, through donations of artifacts. An archive containing five documented 7th Cavalry items belonging to Captain memorabilia has never diminmany Hess & Winross trucks, milk bottles, Marx train, jugs, cast-iron doorstops, etc., electronics, Sportcraft Turbo hockey game, Schwinn On June 13, however, they paid Thomas McDougall, who overslept and narrowly missed joining Custer’s bat- ished, according to Morphy. High Timber men’s bike (new) and other bikes, silver-plated items, “We had several outstanding the most money they have ever talion at the June 25, 1876, Battle of the Little Bighorn, sold for $27,675. cake stands, teapots, sets of china, feed bags, Fostoria, market basket, Custer lots in our sale, and spent for a single item to pictures & prints, milk can, lamps, Longaberger® items, Little Golden & other books, AnnaLee dolls, mounted pheasant, linens, dolls, Fiesta, some of them drew big acquire the remarkable asset. FP & other toys and games, woodblocks, Starrett tools, many hand, crossover interest from non“We want to tell the entire garden & power tools, pipes, pocketknives, records, lighters, cups & militaria bidders, like book story of the Civil War and how it saucers, and much more. Just starting to unpack. Two rooms of box lots, Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or auctionzip dealers and collectors.” An impacts our country. This flag is #1893 for additions and photos. extremely rare first-edition worth it in exhibit value alone. Preview: Sunday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. TERMS: Cash or Approved copy of Custer’s book, “My Life It’s one of those things that PA check, VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX. Jewelry, snowblowers & MTD on the Plains” or “Personal doesn’t need words to tell you tractor sell at 12 Noon, Furniture sells at 4:00 P.M. Experiences With Indians” what it is and what it repreTOOMEY AUCTION SERVICE, INC. (1874), was originally held in sents,” remarked Atlanta 240 Hatchery Road, York, PA 17406 Frederick L. Toomey, CAI Mark A. Toomey the personal library of Custer’s History Center President and AU-1297-L Phone (717) 755-6105 AU-3266-L Phone (717) 840-1193 close friend General Philip CEO Sheffield Hale. Lt. Col. George A. Custer’s personal 1867-1868 Indian Wars field map plus CDVs Auction Center Phone (717) 252-0289 Sheridan. Offered with subThe flag attracted the lion’s “The Trusted Name In Auction Services” of Custer in 7th Cavalry dress uniform along with wife, Elizabeth (Custer family stantial provenance, it realized share of media attention prior provenance), sold for $19,680. to the $1.6 million auction, but collectors also turned out in 3 BR/1.5 BATH BI-LEVEL ON .26 +/- ACRES IN MYERSTOWN

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The extremely rare first-edition copy of General George A. Custer’s book “My Life on the Plains,” also called “Personal Experiences With Indians” (1874), and from the personal library of Custer’s close friend General Philip Sheridan, sold for $19,200, more than six times the high estimate.

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From PA-422 In Myerstown take N Locust St./PA-645 to Franklin Ave. to Property on Right. 1,164 SF 3 BR/1.5 Bath BiLevel Home Zoned R, Public Water/Sewer, Jackson Twp., ELCO School District; well-maintained in nice development close to local playground in a great location. TERMS: 10% Down; Balance in 45 Days. ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: 32 Sadirons; Pink/Green Depression Glass; China Sets; Corningware; Pyrex; Corelle; Hull; Pressed Glass; Fiestaware; Pyrex Pie Dishes; Juice Glasses; Rooster Collection; Ceramic Lighted Christmas Tree; Early Christmas Balls & Décor; Local Advertising Items; Decks Golf Station Ashtray; Steins; Church Plates; Crocks; Agateware; Pennants; Costume Jewelry; Wengerts Milk Bottles/Pitchers/Other Items; Pocketknives; 1865-Early 1900’s Farmer’s Almanacs; Michter’s Decanters; Washtub; Early Cottage-Style Dresser/Stand; Metal Lawn Chairs; Blankets; Linens; Crocheted/Cross-Stitched Items; Quilt Frame; Embroidery Frame; Lots of Patterns; Nice Braided Runner; Hobby Horse; Opera Glasses; Lg. Collection Bleistein Flower Bags; Coal Bucket; Early Portraits; Popular Mechanics & Mechanix Illustrated Magazines; Early toys; Etc. FURNITURE/APPLIANCES: Hamilton Grandfather Clock; Nice 1947 4 Pc. Bedroom Suite; 2 Pc. Bedroom Suite; 2 Blanket Chests; 2 Camel-Backed Trunks; Straight Front China Closet; Oak Kitchen Cabinet; Hoosier-Style Cabinet; Singer Sewing Machine/Cabinet; Wood/Metal Wardrobes; 1950’s Vintage Formica Top Table/6 Chairs; Whiskey Barrel Coffee Table; Claw Foot Lamp Stand/Others; Reclining Sofa; Hoover & Panasonic Vacuums; AC Window Unit; Fans; Frigidaire Fridge; NEW GE Glasstop Range; Mic.; Estate Top-Load Washer/Front-Load Dryer; Etc. MISC: Misc. Hand/Power Tools; Shop Vac; Lawn & Garden Items; Model 510 Remington 22 Bolt Action; Etc. NOTE: Nice clean merchandise, well taken care of. Tent if Needed/Food Stand/Porta John. TERMS: Cash/PA Check or Credit Card (3% Fee). SEE MORE INFO/UPDATES/PHOTOS: www.heiseyauctions.com AUCTION FOR: Arlene M. Miller & The Late Kermit Miller Russel Miller P.O.A. (717) 866-7364 Attorney: Tony Fitzgibbons 717-279-8313 R043344

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“It’s A Small World” Brings Big Price In Heritage Auctions’ Record Animation Auction Classic Mary Blair Façade Painting For Famous Attraction Sells For $66,000 MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-5252969, posterboss@aol.com

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A “Cinderella” coach and castle concept/color key painting, completed in 1950, sold for $38,400.

An Alice and flowers concept painting for “Alice in Wonderland” sold for $31,200. for “Bambi,” sold for $31,200, and an Eyvind Earle painting for “Sleeping Beauty,” featuring a beautiful Princess Aurora, sold for $24,000. An important group of rare art from “Lady and Tramp” proved popular. The auction successfully featured art from every animation studio, including Hanna-Barbera Productions, Warner Bros., artwork by the legendary Bill Melendez, MGM and more, with strong sale results across the board. Handpainted cels from fan favorite productions did well. A production/color model cel and key master pan background for 1937’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” realized $32,400. Cels from beloved Peanuts holiday

Artist Mary Blair’s 1964 concept painting for Disneyland’s famous “It’s a Small World” attraction sold for a ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any record $66,000. condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirprograms generated multiple rors. 20 years experience. Immediate bids as a pair of 1965 producpayment. Call 215-348-2500. tion cels from “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” by master FINE ART WANTED animator Bill Melendez, sold for $18,600. Two highly desirROGALLERY.COM able production cels featuring BUY. SELL. CONSIGN Snoopy depicted as the WWI Red Baron flying ace from “It’s ONLINE ART AUCTIONS the Great Pumpkin, Charlie OVER 5000 ARTISTS Brown” sold for $16,800. A 1933 production cel and key 800.888.1063 master background for the iconic Mickey Mouse film “The art@rogallery.com Mad Doctor” sold for $14,400. 47-15 36th ST., LIC, NY 11101 Winsor McCay’s 1914 animation drawing of “Gertie” the dinosaur, an important piece of inked production artwork from the early landmark animated short, sold for $13,200. BUYING MISSION FURNITURE, An embellished portrait print Hammered Copper, & Arts & Crafts for the “Quicksand” stretching Lighting by Stickley, Roycroft, Limbert & Van Erp. Call Ron 484-872-8216. room from Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion sold for $28,800. A poster for Disneyland’s “Santa Fe Railroad” park attraction from 1958 ended at $15,000, and a BUYING LARGE DIAMONDS, Gold, Platinum, Silver, any condition, circa 1960s original maquette call Tony 484-872-8216 used to design the Disneyland “Pirates of the Caribbean” realized $11,400. MAGAZINES Heritage Auctions’ next Animation Art Auction is OLD COMIC BOOKS Wanted Pre-1965, top scheduled for Dec. 14. dollar, Comic Art Foundation, Box 1414, For additional informaOklahoma City, OK 73101, 405-2365303, email ejg777@aol.com tion, visit www.HA.com.

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Florence in the 1490s” that established scholarly consensus; the “Cupid” was accepted as a sculpture designed and carved by the youthful Michelangelo. In 2017, Met curator Carmen Bambach presented the “Cupid” as a touchstone for understanding Michelangelo’s early career in her groundbreaking exhibition “Michelangelo: Divine Draftsman and Designer.” Today, Michelangelo’s “Cupid” is the dramatic focal point in the Met’s gallery featuring 16th-century Italian sculpture and decorative arts (Gallery 503). A dinner co-hosted by Béatrice Stern, trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, was held on May 23 at the Cultural Services of the French

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It took a big bid for the castle façade concept art original used for the “It’s a Small World” Disneyland attraction to set the all-time record during the highest grossing Heritage Animation Art Auction. The sale surpassed $2 million, setting a house record with winning bids for its June 15 and 16 event. “This $2-plus million sale puts us firmly at the top of animation art auctions,” said Jim Lentz, director of Animation at Heritage. “We work all year long to bring collectors the very best lots.” Collectors sought early concept art for Walt Disney theme park attractions and films. Artist Mary Blair’s 1964 concept painting for the famous “It’s a Small World” attraction sold for $66,000 against a $10,000 estimate. The piece set a new world artist auction record for Blair’s work, beating the previous $60,000 record set by Heritage in 2018. Among Blair’s most iconic artwork, generating top bids was a “Cinderella” coach and castle concept/color key painting, completed in 1950, which sold for $38,400. An Alice and flowers concept painting for “Alice in Wonderland” sold for $31,200; a surfers concept painting for “It’s a Small World” ended at $28,800; and paintings for key scenes in the 1950 film “Cinderella” and a serene concept painting for the feature film “So Dear to My Heart” sold for $22,800 and $21,600, respectively. Additional concept paintings for Disney classics, such as Gustaf Tenggren’s painting

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