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Perfection In Porcelain: Figurines By Meissen By Donald-Brian Johnson

Gleaming gold. Avaricious kings. An imprisoned inventor. Secret formulas. And, oh yes, exquisite porcelain. Got your attention? he 300-year history of Meissen porcelain reads like a fairy tale, as reinterpreted in a suspense-filled “B” movie. Known for finely detailed figurines and exceptional tableware, Meissen is also recognized as the first European maker of fine porcelain. But, if not for a sovereign’s overwhelming hunger for gold, Meissen might never have been born. All That Glitters Ever since gold first dazzled the eye, those who’ve accumulated lots of it have had a single goal in mind: how to accumulate lots more. Enter the alchemist. From medieval times onward, these pseudo-scientific mystics managed to convince many that their experimentation would eventually result in a big payday: a “Philosopher’s Stone,” imbued with the power to transform base metal into gold. Naturally, royal personages, eager to keep castle coffers well-stocked, were intrigued. Alchemists who could offer some “proof” of their abilities were prized acquisitions. . . and once acquired, they were held fast. Now it’s not bursting any bubbles to state that alchemy simply doesn’t work. Yes, there were those who swore that dull lead was transformed into brilliant gold, “right before their very eyes.” But did it really happen? Well, just about as often as that top-hatted magician onstage really saws the pretty lady in half. Those who wanted to believe, believed. And those with know-how preyed on the gullible.

Four children with flowers, 1840s. 10 1/2 inches high, $3,500-$5,000.

The Man Behind The Curtain One such was Johann Friedrich Bottger, who managed to persuade not one, but two monarchs, that he alone possessed the “Arcanum”: the secret recipe for lead-togold. Born in 1682, Bottger was, at the age of 14, apprenticed to an apothecary in Berlin, then the capital of Prussia. As a budding chemist, he showed remarkable proficiency, and he became obsessed with solving the riddle of alchemy. In a demonstration before reputable witnesses, Bottger sprinkled a secret powder of his own devising into a pot of molten silver. To the amazement of all, when the pot was emptied, “the silver had turned to gold!” Word of this astonishing development

Shepherd and sheep, 1860-1880. 6 3/4 inches high, $1,800-$2,000.

“Taste,” one of the “Five Senses” set, dating from 1860-1880. Tallest figurine, 6 inches high. $5,000$7,500/set.

quickly reached Friedrich I, Prussia’s cashstrapped king, who demanded an in-person repeat performance. Knowing Friedrich’s favorite means of ferreting out imposters torture - Bottger escaped from Berlin, taking refuge in Saxony, and throwing himself on the mercy of King August II. The possibility of magical gold-making also brought a glint to August’s eye. Bottger was given apartments in the king’s castle and a laboratory to continue his experimentation. Essentially held prisoner in a gilded cage, Bottger made several futile escape attempts, then resigned himself to his new lot. Knowing the fate of failed alchemists (in a burst of black humor, Friedrich had recently sent one to a gallows hung with gold tinsel), Bottger managed to convince August that he would (eventually) perfect his transformation formula. Although not above using trickery to impress his superiors, Bottger actually believed that alchemy was achievable, and he devoted his considerable skills as a chemist in pursuit of that goal. Those skills led to a discovery which managed to deflect even August’s singleminded golden focus: the creation of fine porcelain. Porcelainia “Rediscovery” might be a better term, since the secret of producing fine, hard paste porcelain had been known to the Chinese for centuries. Until the 1700s, porcelain was exclusively a product of China, introduced to the Western world by Marco Polo and imported at great expense. Kaolin (in Chinese, “white clay”) was a necessary porcelain component, ensuring its pristine whiteness and smooth, nonporous finish. Porcelain, Marco Polo’s designation for his find, was an adaptation of the medieval term for mother-of-pearl shell. Although Bottger was only looking for gold, he needed smooth and nonporous vessels for his alchemic experiments. Since metal and glass proved unsuitable, he continued to tinker, and, in 1708, he hit upon the process necessary for the manufacture

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Swan, 1830s. 9 inches high, $3,500-$5,000.

Lady with letter and man with spyglass, 18601880. 8 inches high, $2,500-$3,000/pr.

of porcelain, becoming the first European to successfully replicate the Chinese formula. King August was intrigued. Although it wasn’t gold, porcelain had a value and cachet all its own - particularly when August controlled not only its secret, but also its creator! Soon after, “The Royal Saxon Porcelain Works” set up shop in Dresden. However, fearing would-be competitors, August moved the firm’s base of operations in 1710 to Albrechtburg Castle in Meissen, Saxony. There, in fortress-like surroundings, prying eyes could be successfully deflected. And because of that move, the company name eventually became one with its locale: “Meissen”. From The Useful To The Decorative The earliest Meissen pieces were red stoneware, reminiscent of Chinese work and incised with Chinese characters. Porcelain became the Meissen focus in (Continued on page 2)

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1713. Early non-figural Meissen ware, eagerly embraced by King August as a means of increasing his country’s trade, included tea sets, dining sets, and serving vessels; handles for eating utensils; vases; tankards; pipe bowls; decorative tiles; and even official court medals. The dazzling white porcelain surfaces proved ideal for the richly colored decoration that became a Meissen trademark. Bottger died in 1719 without achieving his alchemic goal (or admitting to any trickery, or satisfying the curiosity of King August). A commission appointed by the King helped put Meissen on a sound financial footing, although under-the-table dealings in the early 1730s by newly-appointed administrator Count Hoym sabotaged those efforts. Following August’s death in 1733, his successor August III appointed Count Brühl as Meissen administrator. It was during

“Parson’s Wife” (aka “Lady at Spinning Wheel,” 1860-1880. 7 inches high, $1,200-$1,500.

his tenure that Meissen first achieved fame for figural work. Although there are Meissen figurals dating from the Bottger era and the early 1720s, the company did not employ a full-time sculptor until the 1727 arrival of Johann Gottlieb Kirchner. Trained in metal and wood, Kirchner had little interest in sculpting porcelain, but he quickly learned that King August never took “no” for an answer. Although his sculptures of animals and saints found favor with the King, Kirchner had little patience with his Meissen co-workers, and even less with his eventual successor, Johann Joachim Kaendler. Kaendler actually enjoyed working in porcelain, and his ease with the format made Kirchner livid. An unbearable working situation led to “Europa,” 1860-1880. 9 inches Kirchner’s 1733 release from his position, due to “permahigh, $1,800-$2,000.

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www.antiquesandauctionnews.net nent indisposition.” ancient, dimly-recalled Meanwhile, Kaendler’s myths, such as that of the enthusiasm and talent shone Phoenician princess “Europa” through in a series of imagi- being abducted by the god native renditions that came to Zeus, who has taken the form define and encapsulate the of a white bull. Meissen style. Kaendler’s Meissen Moves porcelain figurines were colWith The Times orful, extremely detailed, and In the mid-1700s, a vogue they embraced a variety of for Neo-Classicism led to the themes and concepts with employment of Michel Victor widespread popular appeal. In Acier as co-modelmaster with other words, they “sold.”. Kaendler. Acier’s design A World Of Possibilities focus relied heavily on less Meissen figurines take fluid interpretations of mythic many forms and reflect the characters (gladiators, “The times during which they were Muses”) and sentimental (“The Good created. There are birds, ani- themes mals, and characters from Mother”). By the late 1700s, commedia dell’arte. Some Meissen’s influence began to figures are bucolic (shep- wane. Both France and herds, harvesters, milkmaids). England had developed thrivOthers show folks engaged in ing potteries, and their lesseveryday pursuits (potters, costly wares did a land-office butchers, seamstresses). business in Saxony, despite There are romantic “Ladies heavy duty charges. Even and Cavaliers” and personifi- worse was a notable deteriocations of such intangibles as ration in the quality of Meissen pieces, due to the use

Child groupings, 1860-1880. Tallest pair, 4 3/4 inches high. $500$750 each.

“The Elements,” “The Senses,”,”The Seasons,” and “The Continents.” A heavenly host of cherubs (and their non-winged counterparts, the putti) engage in a variety of mysterious activities (just why is Cupid imprisoning a heart in a cage?). Whimsy rules, in such figurals as a harpsichord-playing fox, a tailor astride a goat (both rider and ridee wearing thick eyeglasses), and a multi-piece monkey band. And, of course, there were always the old reliables: figural retellings of

of cheaper, inferior clay, and employment of the untrained (among the “porcelain workers” listed on the Meissen payroll in the 1760s: a shoemaker, a tailor, and a barber!). As for the famed “Meissen formula,” the secret of making fine porcelain was a secret no longer. By now, the entire world was in on it. The time spent jealously guarding Meissen’s secret from outsiders could have been put to better use updating the firm’s manufacturing methods, placing it on a competitive level.

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By the 1820s, Meissen finally got the message. Changes were instituted, especially technical improvements in production which allowed the firm to operate more efficiently and profitably. More importantly, the Meissen designs, which had remained relatively stagnant for nearly a century, were refurbished. The goal: to connect with current popular culture. Participation in worldwide exhibitions helped restore the Meissen luster and attracted a new tier of customers. Previously, Meissen 19th-century figurine “in the had been reserved for nobili- Meissen style” of man wearing ty. Now, a flourishing upper elephant headpiece. 6 inches middle class saw such perks high, $200-$250. as their due, and bought almost overwhelmingly intriaccordingly. Meissen’s artists (and its cate detailing. It’s definitely porcelain) proved perfectly not background décor. These capable of adapting to the are three-dimensional artprevailing tastes of the times. works, demanding full attenThe range was wide: the tion and just the right setting ornate fussiness of the early for their effective display. Rococo period; the more subdued Neoclassicism of the late 1700s; the nature-tinged voluptuousness of early twentieth century Art Nouveau. (Attempts to politicize Meissen’s themes during World War I, World War II, and the subsequent Soviet occupation had little lasting influence.) Today, Meissen reinterprets and expands Ram, signed “M. Esser,” 1923. 8 inches on design themes high, $750-$1,000. from its earlier, glorious past. Many Meissen figurines Marking Time Despite diligent efforts to are now in museums. Many preserve manufacturing more, however, are offered secrecy, Meissen soon found regularly at auction houses its work widely copied. and websites, and are eagerly Authentic Meissen markings snapped up. The combination are myriad (well after all, the of age, rarity, and fine handcompany has been around for craftsmanship results in over 300 years!) The “crossed sometimes-heady valuations, swords” trademark, randomly but for the passionate collecapplied to the bases of tor of fine ceramics, the prize Meissen pieces from 1722 is often worth the price. Johann Friedrich Bottger onward and adopted as the official Meissen marking in never managed the miracle of 1731, is the best indicator of transforming base metal into authenticity. However, even gold. He did however, transthe sword-marks had their form common clay into variations (“long swords”, p o r c e l a i n “dot swords”), as well as their perfection: imitators; at best, they indi- the miracle is cate only the maker, not the that year of release. (In 1730, the M e i s s e n . an duplicitous Count Hoym It’s even utilized over-painted a c h i e v e sword marks, which could be ment equalremoved with little difficulty ly to be before resale.) The most reli- treasured. able guarantee that a Meissen piece is authentic is to purDonald-Brian Johnson is chase from a reputable the co-author of numerous source. Schiffer books on design and The Alchemist’s collectibles, including Achievement “Postwar Pop: Memorabilia of Meissen porcelain is the Mid-Twentieth Century”. acclaimed for its gilded glory, Please address inquiries to: lavish use of color, and donaldbrian@msn.com.

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Quakertown, PA Antique District

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to 12 and will feature 22 shows in six days. Last yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s show attracted nearly 2,500 animals and more than 900 exhibitors from across the nation. Parking and entrance is free. For more information, visit www.allamerican.state.pa.us.

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shelves they have been searching for. That feeling just canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be put into words.â&#x20AC;? As July wraps up, the preparations for the auction have begun. The books will be carefully placed in box lots or sold in categories shelf by shelf. Art, military, Civil War, local history, travel, literature and cookbooks are among the many genres represented. There will also be magazines, records and a small amount of artwork. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Losing a business downtown is always difficult,â&#x20AC;? says John Kohler, owner of Gateway Gallery Auction who is conducting the auction. He continues, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Through the years, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve seen lots of changes in the downtown and there are still many wonderful businesses there, offering a lot of unique services.â&#x20AC;? Earley agrees. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I feel that even in the Internet age, downtown is still a great location for a unique business,â&#x20AC;? he said. Preview for this auction will be held Monday, July 29, to Friday, Aug. 2, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The auction will be on-site at Twice Read Books, located at 42 S. Main St., Chambersburg, on Aug. 3 at 9:30 a.m. For more information, contact Gateway Gallery Auction at 717-263-6512 or www.GatewayAuction.com.

or elms@epix.net. The All-Dairy Antiques and Collectibles Show will be open from noon to 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 6, and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. the remainder of show week. The 2014 All-American Dairy Show will be held Sept. 7

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Twice Read Books, located in downtown Chambersburg, Pa., is in its last month of existence. At the end of July, the store will close and the remaining 30,000+ books will be sold at auction on Saturday, Aug. 3. The business has been a vital member of the Downtown Chambersburg community for the last 20 years. Owner Bill Earley opened Twice Read in 1993. Its original location was on South Second Street; but as the store grew and Earley bought more books, he realized he needed a larger location. In 1996, Earley moved to 42 S. Main St. and with the help of his new business partner Paul Scalia, he expanded the inventory to include comics, postcards and other ephemera. Twice Read became more than just a bookstore; for many members of the community, it was a service and a resource. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Over the years, there were many great customers and conversations, but when a customer came in and told us they wished they had a store like ours, it felt like we were doing something worthwhile,â&#x20AC;? stated Earley. When asked about the closing, Earley stated, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll miss that interaction between the customer and the book (and) that dance when they found something on the

try,â&#x20AC;? said Agriculture Secretary George Greig. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s interesting to see the ingenuity of past farm families and how weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve built on their knowledge to advance dairying.â&#x20AC;? Exhibit space is free, including an 8-foot table and display cabinets upon request, and is protected by 24-hour security. Items should include descriptive information and date of origin. Exhibitors can buy, sell and trade at the show. An All-Dairy antiques auction featuring quality unique and rare antique items will be held Monday, September 9, at 5:30 p.m. in the PA Preferredâ&#x201E;˘ Banquet Hall. Those interested in consigning items should contact Ellie and Margin Stout at 570-836-1057

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Readers are invited to display their dairy industry artifacts at the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s only alldairy antiques and collectibles show during the All-American Dairy Show, to be held Friday through Wednesday, Sept. 6 to 11, at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center in Harrisburg, Pa. The 16th All-Dairy Antiques and Collectibles Show will feature treasures from all segments of the dairy industry, from farms to processing and retail. Exhibitors should register by Wednesday, July 31, by calling the show office at 717-787-2905. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The All-Dairy Antiques and Collectibles Show is a great opportunity to highlight the history of the dairy indus-

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19711 Newark 302-454-8007 AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL 294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun 12-5. 2 floors. Antiques, collectibles, primitives, much more. www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com

21078 Havre de Grace 410-942-0701 SENECA CANNERY ANTIQUES, 201 St. John St... Largest Mall in Havre de Grace with 50+ quality dealers. Open 7 days, M-S 10-5, S 11-5. Wide Selection of antiques & collectibles.

07901 Summit 908-273-9373 SUMMIT ANTIQUES CENTER, 511 Morris Ave. 2 floors, 60+ dealers. Antiques, collectibles. Smalls to furniture. Open 7 days 11-5. Free parking. www.summitantiquecenter.com

16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Avenue. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 dealers. Open Daily 10-5, Sun 12-5. Dealers welcome.

19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 Liberty Plaza. Open Mon-Sat. 12-8, Sun. 12-5. Over 45 Showcase & Room Dealers selling Quality Antiques & Collectibles.

21157 Westminster 410-857-4044 WESTMINISTER ANTIQUE MALL 433 Hahn Rd 25,000 s.f., furn., military, toys, silver, coins, comics, glassware. Generally open 7 days/ week Mon. - Sat. 10-6; Sun. 12-6.

07930 Chester 908-879-7836 CHESTER ANTIQUE MALL, 30+ Dlrs, no reproductions. 427 Rt.510 (old RT24) between Mendham & Chester, Tues -Sat 10:30-5:00, Sun. 11:30-5:00. Furniture, primitives, glass, jewelry, art, etc.

16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety.

21901 North East 410-287-8318 5 & 10 ANTIQUE MARKET, 115 S. Main St. Daily 10am-6pm. Cecil County’s largest! Buying/ selling antiques & collectibles. Gourmet chocolates.

08005 Barnegat 609-698-3020 BAY AVENUE ANTIQUES 349 S. Main (Route 9). Open Tues.-Sun. 10am-5pm. Book Seller: New Jersey Books, Maps, Prints, Civil War, Baseball, Chess, Blue Comet Train, Lincoln, Old Bookends.

21921 Elkton 410-398-0954 IRON BRIDGE FARM, 2953 Appleton Rd. Antiques and collectibles. Three full floors. Seven days week, 10-5. Rush & cane chairs. Mins. from I-95 near Fair Hill area.

08006 Barnegat Light 609-361-8039 THE SEAWIFE, 1901 Bayview Ave. at Viking Village. Country primitive antique furniture, quilts, folk art, architecturals & garden. Open Daily.

19809 N. Wilmington 302-792-0555 THE ZEPPELIN & THE UNICORN AT THE RED BARN, 400 Silverside Road, Sun., Mon., Wed. 12-5, Closed Tues., Thurs. thru Sat. 10-6. Antiques, unique items. zeppelinandunicornantiques.com 19904 Dover 302-883-2243 A TOUCH OF GLASS 147 S. Governors Ave., hrs. Tues.-Sat. 10-5. Glass, antiques, gifts, collectibles & much more. 19933 Bridgeville 302-337-3137 ART’S ANTIQUE ALLEY, Rt. 13 South. 60 dealers. Open 7 days 9am-6pm. 20,000 sq.ft. Collectibles. A/C, restrooms, snacks 19958 Lewes 302-645-2309 HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168 Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2mi. N. of Five Points, Lewes. Roseville pottery, furniture, books, dolls, china, glass, jewelry, art & more from 58 dealers! Always looking for new Dealers in the Beach Resort. 11-5 daily.

07701 Red Bank 732-224-0033 MONMOUTH ST. EMPORIUM, 27 Monmouth St., Voted Best Antique Store in Monmouth Co., Multi-Dlr 5,000 s.f. shop. Open 7 days/ wk. Space available.

08007 Barrington 856-617-0218 BYGONE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, 102-R Clements Bridge Rd. A Unique Co-Op of knowledgeable, friendly dealers- smalls, antique & vintage jewelry, furniture, rare & unique items. Closed Mondays. www.bygoneantiques.net

07701 Red Bank 732-842-5400 RIVERBANK ANTIQUES 169 W. Front St. located in antique district of Red Bank. Open Mon. thru Sunday 11am5pm. www.riverbankantiques.com Like us on FACEBOOK.

08033 Haddonfield 856-429-1929 HADDONFIELD ANTIQUES CENTER, 9 Kings Highway East. Multi-dealer co-op, Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4. Antiques, collectibles, vintage merchandise, art, books, brass, copper, furniture, glassware, jewelry, pottery, silver, toys, etc.

07712 Asbury Park 732-774-6800 MONMOUTH ANTIQUE SHOPPES, 658 Cookman Ave. in the Shoppes at the Arcade. Multi-Dlr. shop. Open 7 days 11am-5pm. Check out our website www.monmouthantiqueshoppes.com

08037 Hammonton 609-567-1889 ANTIQUE MARKETPLACE of Downtown Hammonton, 109 12th St. Tues-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 11-5. 15,000sq.ft full of antiques, collectibles, used furniture. antiquemarketplaceofhammonton.com

21028 Churchville 410-734-6228 YE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, Route 22 & Aldino Rd. Minutes from I-95. Oak furniture, advertising, toys, militaria, glassware, general line. Hrs daily 10-4

07801 Dover 973-989-4470 DOVER ANTIQUE CENTER Corner of Warren & Bassett. Furniture, pottery, jewelry, toys, glass, books, records, clocks, art, trains, coins W 11-7, Fri., Sat. and Su 11-5.

08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! www.thetomatofactory.com Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers.

21043 Ellicott City 410-465-4444 TAYLOR’S ANTIQUE MALL, Historic District. Cor. of Frederick Rd & Old Columbia Pike. 16,000 Sq.Ft. of Antiques & Collectibles. Mon.- Sat. 10-5 & Sunday Noon-5.

07874 Stanhope 973-347-7373 BLUE HERON ANTIQUES, 34 Main St. Roseville Pottery, Perfumes, Art Glass, Lamps, Jewelry, Paper Weights, Watches, Clocks. CLEARANCE SALE. Open Wed.- Sun. 10-6. Tues. by chance.

20758 Friendship 410-286-5932 FRIENDSHIP ANTIQUES 3 W. Friendship Rd. In an 1806 Parsonage offering a wide range of Antiques, Art, Jewelry, Glassware, Collectibles, Fossils and Minerals. Thurs.-Sun. 11-5.

16159 W. Middlesex 724-528-2490 ANTIQUE AND FLEA MARKET OF WEST MIDDLESEX RT18 S. Open Wed. thru Sun. 9am-5pm. Monthly Auctions.

17025 West Fairview 717-732-7680 WE DABBLE, 73 2nd St. (on Rt 11-15) Buying Antiques/ Vintage Marble Collections. wedabble@verizon.net 17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810 STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322. 18042 Easton 610-258-8176 SALVAGE GOODS, Antiques with Urban Attitude, 24 South 3rd St. Antiques, vintage, industrial, repurposed, architectural & garden. Tue-Fri. 11-5; Sat 11-6; Sun 12-5 www.salvagehomegoods.com 18071 Palmerton 610-826-4200 NOW & THEN ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES 636 Delaware Ave. Toys, Advertising, Autographs, Primitives. Hrs. Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-4 www.nownthenantiques.com 18080 Slatington 610-767-8400 BUS STOP INDOOR FLEA MARKET 8281 RT 873, every Fri., Sat., Sun. 9am5pm. Crafts, Antiques, & Flea Market items. Former Keystone Lamp Factory. New vendors welcomed. 18251 Sybertsville 570-788-1275 HAL’S ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET, 732 State Rte. 93, Exit 256 off I-80, take 93 S. or Exit 145 off I-81, take 93 N. Sundays 9am-4pm. 18337 Milford 570-409-8636 OLD LUMBERYARD ANTIQUES 113 7th St. 2 large Multi-Dealer Shops, 10,000 sq. ft. Mon., Thur-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. www.oldlumberyardantiquesllc.com 18360 Stroudsburg 973-590-0574 TIMELESS TREASURES 1845 W. Main St. Antiques, primitives, collectibles, old toys. We buy and sell gold. Open: Thurs.- Mon. 11-5 or by appt.

VIRGINIA 220-229 Northern 230-239 Southern 240-246 Southwestern

WEST VIRGINIA 254 Northeastern 260-268 Northern 247-259 Southeastern

18411 Clarks Summit 570-587-2567 RED BARN VILLAGE B&B located 5mi. W. of Clarks Summit, 15 min. N. of Scranton. Kitchenette with each rooms, whirlpool tubs, gas fireplaces available. Please visit www.redbarnvillage.com 18914 Chalfont 215-997-3227 BUCKS COUNTY ANTIQUE GALLERY, 8 Skyline Dr. Just off Rt. 202, S of Rt.152. Antiques & more. Old/ new accessories, consignment furniture. 12,000 sq ft. of Bucks County’s Best. Tu.-Sa. 10-5, Sun 12-5 buckscountyantiquegallery.biz 18930 Kintnersville 610-847-1966 GRISTIES ANTIQUES AND ODDITIES, Rt. 611 near Rt. 32. 30 Dealers. Smalls and primitives to fine furniture. Open every day 11-5. Free parking. 18938 New Hope 215-862-5454 COCKAMAMIE’S 13 N. Main St. Specializing in Art Deco lighting, Furniture, Home Accessories, Celebrity Autographs & 1950’s. Authors of Art Deco Lighting & Popular Art Deco Lighting: Shades of the Past. Open Thurs.-Mon., appts. call 215-534-2169. With Ad receive additional discount. 18940 Wrightstown 215-598-8837 NOSTALGIC NOOK, Rt413, Carousel Village at Indian Walk. New lg. bldg. China, Stangl, Pennsbury Pottery, Glass-Cut & Pressed, Silver, Primitives, Furniture, Lamps. M-Sa 10:30-5:30. Sun 11-5.

18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main St, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring over 40 fine Buck’s County Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Sunday 10am to 5pm. 19147 Philadelphia 215-668-0194 BIZARRE BAZAAR 720 South 5th St. An Eclectic Emporium of Everything Esoteric! Specializing in: Odd Art, Unique Antiques, Cultural Cool-lectibles + Curiosities! See the ODDITORIUM! Open 12-8pm, 7 Days. 19355 Frazer 610-651-8299 FRAZER ANTIQUES. -Best kept secret on Phila. Main Line- Open daily 10am5pm. 2 mi east of Rte 202 on Rt. 30. 19446 Landsdale 215-361-7910 THE ARCHIVE, 725 W. 2nd St. 1000’s of used & antique books, magazines, postcards, ephemera, coins, records, furniture, antiques, collectibles. 21,000 s.f. Tues.-Fri. 11-6, Sat.-Sun. 10-6, thearchivebooksandpaper.com

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18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. “Since 1980.” 18947 Pipersville 215-766-7145 BUX-MONT CONSIGNMENT SHOPPE 6719 Easton Rd. Over 75 vendors with Antiques, Collectibles & Consignments. Ladies & Gentlemen something for everyone. Open Daily 9-5 closed Tues. and Wed. 18951 Quakertown 215-536-4547 ANTIQUES AT 200 EAST, Rts 212 & 313. Multi-DLR shop; EAST BROAD ANTIQUES, 141 E. Broad St. 215-5364408. One Stop 2 Fantastic Stores. Shop Where Dealers Buy! Open 7 days.

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The Sam Snead Collection Tees Off Heritage’s “Platinum Night” Auction Event To Be Held At The Chicago National Sports Collectors Convention With his ever-present straw hat and the prettiest swing in the game’s history, Sam Snead carved his name into golf’s Mount Rushmore as one of the most decorated athletes in American sports history. Now, for the first time, his legions of fans have an opportunity to compete for treasures from The Sam Snead Collection, the opening 14 lots of Heritage Auctions “Platinum Night” event. The auction will conclude with live bidding, on Thursday, August 1, at the Chicago National Sports C o l l e c t o r s Convention. “It’s unquestionably the most significant personal golf collection ever to reach the hobby’s auction block,” said Chris Ivy, director of Heritage Sports Collectibles. “This Platinum Night will feature several of the finest pieces from Snead’s collection, notably trophies earned for wins at the Masters and the British

Open, game used clubs, and even Snead’s Hall of Fame plaque.” All lots are accompanied by a letter of provenance from Snead’s son, Jack, who has consigned the collection. Sharing space with Snead in both the American sports pantheon and this “Platinum Night” auction is the iconic New York Yankees duo of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, each of whom supply a gameworn cap (two, in fact, for the Babe) to the event. An extraordiThis is the 1946 British Open Championship silver claret jug won by Sam Snead.

nary example of a Babe Ruth gameused bat, dating to the opening years of Yankee Stadium, will likewise take a turn on the block. Perhaps the most notable game-used bat in the auction is one utilized by a man

This is a 1923-25 Babe Ruth game-used bat, PSA/DNA GU 9.

whose physical stature and baseball career rate as the shortest in Major League history. Saved by his family for 62 years and making its hobby debut is the tiny lumber carried to the plate by little person Eddie Gaedel, whose 3-foot-7-inch height earned him a four-pitch walk and immortality in the lighter side of baseball history on Aug. 19, 1951, at Sportsman’s Park in St. Louis. The auction will further burnish Heritage’s reputation as the leading house for legendary sports artist LeRoy Neiman with the presentation of three original works in this event, each featuring a superstar athlete from the recently deceased painter’s New York City hometown: A six-

figure result is expected for his dazzling 1973 portrait of Babe Ruth at the plate, with images of a rookie Joe Namath and his running back Emerson Boozer trailing close behind. Game worn jerseys figure prominently into the “Platinum Night” mix, with all four major American team sports well-represented.

he netted the 1980 Stanley Cup-winning goal for the New York Islanders will likewise go to the highest bidder on August 1. Transitioning from the thrill of victory to the

This is a 1927-28 Babe Ruth game-worn “Bustin’ Babes” Barnstorming cap.

The heartbreaking story recounted in the classic film “Brian’s Song” is recalled with a rare Chicago Bears agony jersey worn by Brian Piccolo of defeat, the and a legend on the rise is celebrated by a full uniform auction supplies the debut worn in collegiate action by hobby appearance of the gloves Roberto Duran was Julius “Dr. J” Erving. wearing as he registered the This is the 1954 Masters most famous surrender in Championship Trophy won boxing history against Sugar by Sam Snead. Ray Leonard in the unforgetStan Musial and table 1980 “No Mas” fight. The fabled “Black Frank Robinson bring Cooperstown- Swamp Find” of 1910 E98 quality jerseys into candy card continues to shine play, and the sweater with the highest graded specworn by Bob Nystrom as imens on the SGC registry,

and a fresh-to-the-hobby 1927 New York Yankees team signed photo will likewise tempt pre-war collectors. For more information on this sale to take place in Rosemont, Ill., visit the website, www.ha.com.

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09/07/13, TITUSVILLE, SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Button, 1396 River Rd, Union Fire Co Banquet Hall

08/02-05/13, NANTUCKET, FRISUN 10 AM-5 PM MON 10 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 33 Bartlett Farm Rd, Bartlett Farm

09/07/13, TUCKERTON, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antique F/M, Rt 9, Ocean County "Tip" Seaman Park

08/03/13, ORLEANS, SAT 9 AM3 PM, Antiques, Rt 28, Nauset Middle School Grounds

09/15/13, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village

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08/12-18/13, BOUCKVILLE, MON-SUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Rt 20, MadisonBouckville

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08/31-09/1/13, REINHOLDS, SAT & SUN, China, Glassware, Silver, Rt 897 S 607 Willow St, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

09/14-15/13, REINHOLDS, SAT & SUN, Vintage Clothing & Accessories, 897 S 607 Willow St, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

RHODE ISLAND 08/03/13, LITTLE COMPTON, SAT 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques Festival, 162 W Main Rd, Grounds of Sokonnet Vineyards

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glass; Richard Reinhold, maker of wooden toy wagons and sleighs; Walter and June Gottshall, woodcarver and painter; Gail Burkholder, hooked rugs maker; John Showalter, artist; Pat Lausch, reverse glass artist; Ned Foltz, redware potter; Barbara Strawser, folk painter; Howard Kramer, woodworker; Jeff Fiant, Windsor chairmaker; Doug Shaw, woodcarver; Ellen Pyle, weaver; Richard Getz,

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Julia’s Toy, Doll & Advertising Auction Hits $1.2 Million

This sample for a Koken porcelain and nickel barber chair was one of the most highly sought after samples to ever hit the market. It surpassed its $16,000-$20,000 estimate to sell for $35,550.

Antique & Asian auction in late August. The event began with two full days of fine glass and lamps and was followed by an array of antique toys, dolls, and antique advertising items. Toys featured a generous selection of American pressed steel toys, including a single owner collection of over 20 choice examples. With a focus on quality, condition, and rarity, the grouping saw tremendous action and strong prices. A Sturditoy American Railway Express truck with an open cab and a screen sided back end boasted exceptional condition, and sold for $7,702 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000. A Sturditoy ambulance in cream with a red cross emblazoned on either side, also in original condition, sold for $6,517 ver-

sus expectations of $3,500$5,500. From another private collection came an offering of cast iron horse-drawn and automotive toys. Highlights included a Hubley Elgin street sweeper. Well constructed with tremendous detail, it brushed past its $1,500-$2,500 estimate to sell for $4,740. Other service vehicles from the collection included a Hubley Ingersoll-Rand compressor truck. This Mack truck was faithfully styled after the original of the time period and featured a detailed, separately cast motor, expansion tanks, and nickeled cast iron spoke wheels. It sold within its $4,500-$6,500 estimate for $5,925. An Arcade White panel truck in apple green, formerly of the Donald Kaufman

collection, sold for $3,495 against an estimate of $2,000$3,000. A selection of European and American tin toys featured an attic find Marklin battleship representing the HMS Russell. Unrestored and in as-found condition, it featured great lines, detailed decking, and a massive hull. Expected to sell for $25,000-$45,000, it landed at $33,180. A scarce live steam Rock & Graner paddle wheel boat from the late 1800s that had been restored brought $8,887, selling within its $7,000-$10,000 estimate. A private Midwest collection of tin character toys were well received. Approximately 50 examples, nearly all retaining their original boxes, sold well. Highlights included some scarce examples such as a Popeye windup, “Air-o-Plane” with its box that featured everyone’s favorite sailor in flight gear rolling about erratically in a graphic one-seater. It went to a museum in the Orient for $11,257 against an estimate of $2,500-$4,000. Perhaps bet-

ter suited to his station as a sailor was a Popeye batteryoperated remote control rowboat. Also with its original box, this rare toy with bright lithography and great action finished up at $3,495 against a $2,000$3,000 estimate. Other toys for the more serious collector included

some impressive automotive models and gas powered tether racers. The former, modern and highly detailed limited edition German models from the early 1990s, included a depiction of a 1913 Mercer Raceabout by Sapor. With working headlights, detailed (Continued on page 15)

AUCTION SAT., AUGUST 17, 2013 at 9 am RockMeyer Auction Parke, 9 Brooks Avenue

Willow Street, Pequea Township Lancaster County, PA 17584 FURNITURE – FRAMED PIECES ANTIQUES – Great variety of smalls! – QUILTS HOUSEHOLD GOODS – LAWN and GARDEN PREVIEW Friday, Aug. 16 from 10 am until 1 pm DOORS OPEN auction day at 7 am TERMS Cash, Checks, Visa, MasterCard and Discover 10% Buyer’s Premium – 6% PA Sales Tax AUCTIONEER AY245L

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A Marklin battleship representing the HMS Russell in unrestored and in as-found condition featured great lines, detailed decking, and a massive hull. Expected to sell for $25,000$45,000, it landed at $33,180.

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Coin-op items included this scarce oak Multiple Mutoscope flip card viewer. Consisting of four windows, it was an improvement over the single viewers of the period. Nicely carved and having great presence, it far exceeded an estimate of $4,000-$8,000 to sell for $33,180.

An exquisite Andreas Voit papier mache doll with her original box in wonderful alloriginal condition exceeded expectations of $2,000-$3,000 to sell for $4,029.

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A private Midwest collection of tin character toys was well received. Approximately 50 examples included some scarce examples such as this Popeye windup, “Air-o-Plane” with its box that featured everyone’s favorite sailor in flight gear rolling about erratically in a graphic one-seater. It went to a museum in the Orient for $11,257 against an estimate of $2,500-$4,000.

PUBLIC AUCTION

Vintage Items, Quilts, Furniture, Collectibles & Personal Property Will sell for the Rose Messina Estate; Dorothy White Estate; M/M John Shearer; and others at GATEWAY GALLERY AUCTION

CHAMBERSBURG, PA 17202 on: MONDAY - AUGUST 5 AT 10 A.M.

located at 643 Kriner Rd,

FURNITURE: Cherry Queen Anne DR suite; love seat; rocker; bookcases; lighting; server; entertainment cabinets; wingback chairs; BR suites; blanket/cedar chests; marble top stands; maple chest; brass candlestand; mahogany poster bed; bird’s-eye maple chifforobe; rolltop desk; recliner; end stands; needlepoint stools; LR suite; coffee tables; chrome rocker; jewelry cabinets; table/chairs; drop leaf tables; blanket chest 1883; plantation desk; white custom built cupboard; 2-drawer night stand; rope bed (converted); plank seat chairs; oval stand; washstand; tiger maple nightstand; sq. golden oak table; sofa; side chairs; wicker set; flattop trunk; stuffed chairs/ottomans; corner cupboard; kitchen cabinet; cherry sideboard; spool cabinet; mini bow front cabinet; Victorian chair; & more. QUILTS: (31) Quilts (modern/various sizes); quilt rack; coverlet; counterpanes. VINTAGE/COLLECTIBLES/DECORATOR ITEMS: silver-plate flatware; costume jewelry; watches; hat pins; frames/prints/artwork (signed watercolor etc.); 45s/LPs; ceramic figurines/vases; ceramic umbrella holder; binoculars; metal block bank; Buddha dresser lamp; sterling candleholders; srv. (8) Mikasa; glassware (pressed/pattern, Fostoria, Depression, milk glass, Fenton); china/ceramics (Germany, Hocker, Japan, etc.); books (local, history etc.); ephemera; pewter; soda bottles; textiles (linen, homespun); rye basket; crocks (redware etc.); braided rug; gold leaf mirror; tole trays; dresser sets; lunch boxes (Mickey Mouse w/thermos); ice cream maker; rag doll/dolls; metal scooter; model cars; Walt Disney desk; sewing & buttons; children’s puzzles; brass candlesticks; andirons; vintage children’s clothes; wooden bowl; Baltimore Orioles bobble head; Cal Ripken Jr. autograph ball; Doral neon sign; Camel/Winston sign; Salem neon sign; 1930s/40s baseball/football guides & more. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Vacuums; Frigidaire freezer; electronics; Sunbeam Mixmaster; TVs/stand; magazine racks; sewing machines; storage cabinets/wardrobe; office chairs; utility heater; stainless convection oven; general household; grills; typewriter; CDs & VHS tapes; holiday; file drawer; dehumidifier; humidifier; fans; planters; Amish heater; ladders; parts caddy; hand/garden tools; Craftsman tool chest; Coleman thermoelectric cooler; weedeater; leaf blower; Lawn Boy mower; folding chairs; computer cabinet; bench grinder; vise, ladder; hammock; galvanized tub; plow parts; garden tools; hand saws; bicycle; wheelbarrow; office supplies; copper heater; machinist chest; tools; water pump; dusk to dawn lights; saws; hardware; wood clamps; mallets; animal trap; doorknobs; gun rack; gas cans; tackle box; croquet set & more. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Will begin with general household/tools/etc.; lawn equipment - then onto our Main Gallery showcased items at approx. 1 PM. Furniture sold at 6 PM. Review items ONLINE 100s of Photos posted the Friday before sale! Remember, if you don’t look you’ll never know!

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Cast-Iron Banks Dominated The Day At Morphy’s June 22 Toy Auction

Pelican cast-iron still bank, $11,400. Morphy Auctions image.

was of a worker with rolled-up shirtsleeves, seated at a workbench and handcrafting light bulbs. With expectations of making $700-$900, it illuminated the auction gallery as it hammered $3,000. “Shaving mug collectors really go for the unusual occupations,” said Morphy

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KUTZTOWN, BERKS COUNTY, PA

Linemar lithographed-tin friction fire engine with Disney characters, accompanied by original box, $3,300. Morphy Auctions image.

Auction Features: 19th-Century Cupboard Top Dry Sink, Half Spindle, Plank Seat, Settee, Pt. & Dec. Leb. Co., Set Of 6 Half Spindle Plank Seats, Pt. & Dec. Buggy Seat, Cherry Drop Leaf Table; Other Drop Leaf Stands & Tables, Tilttop Table, Children’s Cane Seat Rockers; Spinning Wheel Signed Sanford; Yarn Winder; Butter Churn; Dovetailed Blanket Chest; Several Min. Blanket Chests; Flr. Cupboards; Bucket Bench; Wall Cupboards; Empire Butler’s Desk; School Desk; Shelf Clocks; Cherry Grandmother Clock; Victrola; Oak Icebox; Tramp Art; Pottery: Foltz, Breininger, Stahl, Spatterware by M. Weaver’s Of Akron, PA. Split Oak Basket By F. Bieber Lobachsville; Copper & Brass Kettles; Wooden Hay Forks; Doll Fainting Couch; Min. Cradle; Several Quilts Appliqué & Patches; Crocks; Jugs; Redware; Frames; Prints; Sausage Stuffers; Fiestaware; Carnival Glass; Opalescent, Depression, Fenton; Noritake; Ironstone; Transfer; Hummel Fig.; Llardo OB Doctor, Royal Doulton, Precious Moments; Planter Peanut Items; Sterling Silver Flatware; Set Milk Glass; Pattern; Press; Skater Lamp; Books: Passing Scenes Vol. 1 & 2, Art, Antique & PA Dutch Culture; Child’s Goose Neck Sleigh; Oil Lamps; Student Lamp; Pyrex; 19th-Century Wrought & Cast-Iron Items; Toys: Peddle Station Wagon & Fire Truck, Farm Toys, Santas, Tonka Trucks, Hess Trucks, 100s Hot Wheels, Lg. Selection Of Madame Alexander & Barbie Dolls Plus Many Others; Sports Memor.; Other Personal Prop.; Leather LR Furniture Oak & Pine BR Sets; DR Set, Bedding, Wicker Furniture; Other Outdoor Furniture; Wing Chairs; Oriental Style Carpets; French Ladderback Chairs; Magic Chef Refrigerator; Mt. Bikes; Oak Round Table; English Saddle & Helmets; Cameras; Trumpet; Guns: Savage 24V Ser. D & Bolt Act. 303, 16 Ga. Iver - Johnson, Savage Mod. 99, Winchester 30 Ga., Remington 22 Cal., Fox Double Barrel; Troy-Bilt Snowblower Like New; Yardman & White Snowblower; Mighty Mac Chipper; Speedaire Comp.; Lincoln Welder PAK100 Craftsman Radial Saw; Assortment Of Hand & Garden Tools; 3 Alum. Extension Ladders; Fishing Rods, Reels, Lures, Plus Much More!!! Terms: Full Payment Day Of Sale. Cash Or Guaranteed Funds. No Out-Of-State Checks. See Auctionzip ID# 4715

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896 Baltimore Pike,

GARDNERS, PA 17324

REAL ESTATE AT 12 NOON: Approx. 2,288 SF, 3 BR, 1.5 Bath, Two Story Colonial Home with Aluminum Siding and Metal Roof. Attached Two Car Carport and Front Porch. Detached Shed (14’ x 9’). Pine Flooring under carpet throughout. Full unfinished basement (18’ x 16’). Grounds around home are landscaped and include mature crab apple trees with Shed and Gazebo. Driveway is paved with access road to outbuildings and acreage. Located in South Middleton Township, Cumberland County. TERMS: $20,000 down. Settle in 45 days. See website or call for complete terms & bidder requirements. PERSONAL PROPERTY AT 9 A.M.: FURNITURE AT 12:30 Noon: School Desks; Wicker; Dinette Set; Bedroom Furniture; Trestle Table & Benches; Period: 2 Part Banquet Table; Inlaid Card Table and Bow-Front Dresser; Drop Front Desk; Victorian: Sideboard; Painted Cottage Bedroom Set; Parlor Suite reported to be from The Wills house York & Baltimore Streets, Gettysburg, PA - where Lincoln stayed!! Primitive: Dutch Cupboard; Pine Corner Cupboard; Blanket Chest; Bucket Bench; Tiger Maple Box & Work Tables; Dough Boxes; School Master’s Desk; Miniature Blanket Chests; Lighting: Oil Lamps; Banquet Lamps; Piano Lamp; Hanging Fixtures. COLLECTIBLES: Decorated Crock with Eagle; Spool Cabinet; Figural Inkwells; Copper Teapot signed JH Blondel; Majolica incl. Compote & Pitchers; Dolls incl. China; Bisque Piano Babies; Victorian Art Glass; Apple Butter Kettle; Cast-Iron Pots; Brassware; Staffordshire Trinket Boxes; Mail Pouch Thermometer; Sleigh Bells; Carnival Glass incl. Punch Bowls; Deer Mounts & Hide; Miniature Oil Lamps; Trivet Collection; Dresser Box Collection; Antique Pad Locks; 8-piece Wash Set; Clocks: Tall Case Clock Dial Signed Georg Jones; Seth Thomas Pillar & Scroll; JC Brown Steeple; 2 Antique Cuckoos; Royal Bonn Mantel; Costume Jewelry & Hat Pins; Hunting Licenses: 1940s to Current; Mickey Mouse Cookie Jar; Reverse Painting on Glass. TOOLS & MORE: Transit; Miter & Circular Saws; Drill; Sawzall; Bench Grinder; Table Saw; National Security Gun Safe. EQUIPMENT AT 1 P.M.: 360 Massey Ferguson Tractor; Simplicity 26 HP Zero Turn Riding Mower; Allis Chalmers 917 Hydro Riding Mower; Woods Heritage Rotary Cutter; Trailers; Mojack-EZ; Craftsman 40/20 Mower; 1985 Ford Pickup with Plow. BARN & YARD: Cast-Iron Garden Benches; Planters; Cement Deer; Dinner Bell; and Much More! BOX LOTS: 9:00 AM. Property is located on Rte. 94 (Baltimore Pike) near the intersection of Oldtown Road. Distance from: Carlisle - 10 miles; Gettysburg - 20 miles; York - 28 Miles; Harrisburg - 30 miles Visit www.CordierAuction.com for photos and more details. David Cordier,

LOCATION: 2228 Gettysburg Road, Lower Allen Plaza,

CAMP HILL, PA

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red and gold striped pole with a three-dimensional eagle on its finial. Other auction highlights included a boxed Linemar Disney friction fire engine toy, $3,300, and an extremely

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mug home - that’s all it takes for an estimate to be left in the dust.” Three early barber poles were included alongside the selection of shaving mugs. An aggressive bid of $5,700 clinched a handsome 44-inch

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, FURNITURE, JOHN DEERE 650 TRACTOR, 1997 CADILLAC ELDORADO - 52,000 MILES, GUNS, TOYS, COCA-COLA CHEST STORE COOLER

Antique occupational shaving mug depicting a lighthouse, $3,900. Morphy Auctions image.

Lighthouse cast-iron mechanical Atlas cast-iron mechanical bank with realistically detailed bank, $12,000. Morphy red brick tower, $10,800. Morphy Auctions image. Auctions image.

Auctions CEO Dan Morphy. “We knew this mug was rare, but when it comes right down to it, it’s always the collectors who call the shots on value. Obviously there were at least two bidders who were determined to take this particular

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The 595-lot sale had opened with more than 140 antique occupational shaving mugs from the Ray and Theresa Jones collection. Each mug from the barbershop era of more than a century ago was an individual expression of its owner, typically emblazoned with a depiction of the person’s occupation and his name in gold. A colorful mug with an eye-catching image of a red and white lighthouse by the sea sailed past its $800$1,200 estimate to close at $3,900. Not far behind was a mug depicting a very different type of lighting source. The well-detailed image

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There were no bank piece surpassed expectations, bailouts required at Morphy’s garnering a winning bid of antique toy auction, which $10,800. Other mechanical banks was held on June 22. in the top 10 included Collectors eagerly stepped three J. & E. up to the plate to stake their Stevens claims on an excelproduclent assortment of tions. c a s t - i r o n T h e y mechanical and included J. & E. Stevens a Magic Magic cast-iron bank, pismechanical tachio bank, pistachio g r e e n green with red with red version, $8,400. version, M o r p h y Auctions image. with a front door that opens to still banks, a category that ended up leading reveal a smartly all others in the $502,000 dressed cashier, event. Prices quoted in this $8,400; and a report are inclusive of the n e a r - m i n t - p l u s company’s 20 percent Owl Turns Head bank, which more than doubuyer’s premium. Seven of the top 10 lots bled its high estimate at $4,500. A Stevens were banks made during Perfection registering the late 19th and early mechanical bank pock20th centuries. eted $10,800. Among them was a A beautiful, all-origifigural cast-iron bank nal example of a depicting the muscular beady-eyed Pelican Greek god Atlas with the still bank was a world hoisted onto his crowd favorite. The back. Complete and in near-mint-plus sea bird near-mint condition, the flew past its $6,000-$8,000 coveted moneybox estimate to land at $11,400. Early 44-inch red and Another popular nongold striped pole with a mechanical bank was a three-dimensional eagle Stevens circa-1880 “General on finial, $5,700. Morphy Butler,” which was offered Auctions image. together with a framed picture of its namesake, Civil swept past its $6,000War general Benjamin $8,000 estimate to settle Franklin Butler. Estimated at at $12,000. $3,000-$4,000, it took in a Another strong entry tidy $8,400. within the mechanicals was a Lighthouse bank with a realistically detailed red brick tower. The 10 1/2 inch cast-iron

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August 20th Auction features a stellar postcard collection of over 200 lots which covers nearly every category of postcards. Over 25 lots of sterling silver, over 150 general antique lots, over 380 lots of advertising and much more.

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MULTI-ESTATES ANTIQUE AUCTION WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7TH •

2 P.M.

PREVIEW: 08/06/13, NOON - 7 P.M., 08/07/13, 10 A.M. - 2 P.M.

WILSON’S AUCTION GALLERY, 344 VALLEYBROOK ROAD,

CHESTER HEIGHTS, PA 19017 Vehicle To Include: 1997 Dodge Intrepid Collectibles To Include: Lionel Train Set to Include: #66, #238E, #265W, #653, #654 #655, #657 & Type T Transformer; Quantity of Waterford, Roseville, Hull Art Pottery, Herend; Pair of 10” Cloisonné Urns, Vintage Tempo Acoustic Guitar, Stained & Leaded Glass Panels, Seventeen Boehm Birds, Lenox Boehm Bird Plates, Set of Eight Shelley Cups/Luncheon Set, Madame Alexander Dolls, 12c Avengers Comic Book, 12c Daredevil Magazine, First Issue The New Mad Magazine, July 1955, Crypt of Shadows Magazine; Quantity of Russel Wright China, Complete Set of Fifty Three Hardy Boys Books Furniture To Include: Vintage Barber & Optometrist Chairs, Ornate French Curio Cabinets, 7’3” English Mahogany Grandfather Clock by: Joseph Grant (London), French Steel Engravings, Gothic Wing Griffin Fender & Andirons Fireplace Set, Mission Oak Rocker, Turn-of-The-Century Porcelain Gas Stove & Refractory Table Artwork To Include: Japanese Wood Cut Print Depicting Scene With Cannon, 19”x22” W/C Signed: Birdsey (1981), 30”x24” O/C Portrait of a Woman In Evening Dress (School of Rubens), 24”x20” O/C Portrait of a Woman Tending To Children By: J. P. Evands (1918), “Caesar in Dalivision” Print 48/100 By: Salvador Dali, 91⁄2” x 71⁄2” O/C “The Brother Bottler” By: Janssen after Glutner, Large Framed Poster Imperial Hotel, Chester, PA. Jewelry To Include: Quantity of Sterling Silver To Include: Sterling Silver Dolphin 11.3 OZT Rifles, Shotguns & Handguns To Include: Howa Model 1500 .223 Rem. With Scope, Ruger Ranch Rifle .223, Mossberg 12 Gauge Pump, Hanover Arms 12 Gauge Double Barrel, Colt Carbine 5.56 mm Law Enforcement, Luger 9 mm

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2nd, at 3PM Contents of a Pennsylvania Country Store, “frozen in time”

- The partial contents of a local Pennsylvania country store dating from the turn of the century. This “frozen in time” slice of life living diorama will include general store showcases and display counters; merchandise display pieces; early advertising signs; spool cabinets; wooden crates; and more Highlights include: An aluminum Hershey’s Kiss streetlight from Hershey, PA A Klein’s Chocolate display Seed & Spool Cabinets Armstrong Quaker Rug Display Scales, Cash Register, and much more. - Weekly Estate Variety Auction at 4PM to include: Antique & Quality Reproduction Furniture Country Antiques & Primitives Clocks & Carpets Fine and Decorative Arts Silver; Fine Porcelains, China & Glass Estate Fine & Vintage Costume Jewelry Collectibles; Toys; Books; Coins Tools & Electronics Discovery Table & Box Lots, and Much More.

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Foundation For Appraisal Education To Fund Scholarships full day of insider information from a formidable lineup of experts. At 9 a.m., Daniel K. Ackerman, associate curator of the Museum of Southern Decorative Arts, Old Salem (N.C.) Museum and Gardens, will lecture on Internet search techniques. His talk is titled, “Google It: Using New Tools to Unlock Secrets of Old Things.” Next, Alan Fausel, MA, FRICS, vice president and director of fine arts at Bonhams, will reveal, “Ten Ways to Tell a Fake Painting Without Looking at It.” After lunch, Ronald W. Fuchs II, curator of ceramics and manager of the Reeves Collection, Washington and Lee University, will speak on, “Chinese Export for the American Market, 17851940.” The seminar will conclude with the personal recollections of highly decorated former FBI agent Robert K. Wittman, who spearheaded the crack FBI Art Crime Team and authored a riveting autobiography titled “Priceless: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the World’s Stolen Treasures.” FAE Board member Marcy Molinaro, ISA AM, said the FAE made a commitment to underwrite the three Wendell Garrett Scholarships over the next three years as a posthumous tribute to one of the antiques trade’s most influential contributors. “Wendell Garrett left an immense legacy to appraisers, dealers and collectors through his lectures, books and magazine articles. In recognition of his lifetime of achievement, we approached the Winterthur Museum and asked if we could partner with them to fund scholarships in his name. Winterthur was an appropriate choice, as Mr. Garrett was a member of the first graduating class, in 1957, of Winterthur’s Early American Culture Program,” Molinaro said. Matthew Quinn, vice president of Quinn’s Auction Galleries, noted that the series of seminars will offer attendees “not only a wealth of useful information, but also a unique opportunity to network at the highest echelons of the antiques and fine art trade.” He added, “It’s rare for so many VIPs to come together under one roof, make themselves accessible to others one on one, and share their

knowledge so openly.” Quinn’s is hosting the seminar at its venue and providing hospitality to guests as a courtesy to the antiques and fine art appraisal community. The cost to attend the seminar, inclusive of receptions, lunches and refreshment breaks, is $375. Of that cost, $200 is a tax-deductible donation to the Foundation for Appraisal Education. Attendance is limited to 100 registrants. Quinn’s is located at 360 S. Washington St., Falls Church, Va. 22046. The nearest

airports are Reagan National and Dulles International. A special room rate of $95/night is available at the Hyatt House, 8296 Glass Alley, Falls Church, Va., by quoting the booking reference “Quinns.” To reserve a room at the Hyatt House, call 571-327-2277. Questions regarding the FAE Seminar may be directed to Andrea Lee at Quinn’s Auction by calling 703-532-5632 or emailing info@quinnsauction.com or Marcy Molinaro at molinaro.marcy@gmail.com.

To view the entire seminar agenda or to download a brochure or registration form, visit http://www.foundation forappraisaleducation.org/ seminar.html. About Wendell D. Garrett: Wendell D. Garrett was an expert on American decorative arts. He served as senior vice president of Sotheby’s American decorative arts department and was subsequently editor and publisher of The Magazine Antiques. Garrett also authored numerous books on antiques and

Americana, and was widely known from his appearances on WGBH-TV’s Antiques Roadshow. He passed away last year at the age of 83. About the ISA: The International Society of Appraisers (ISA) is a notfor-profit, member-driven association that was formed to support its members’ professional needs and to serve the public by producing ethical, highly qualified personal property appraisers. Its members include many of the (Continued on page 14)

MULTI-CONSIGNER AUCTION Furniture – Ecclesiastical– Collectibles

Sunday, August 4th

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HARRISBURG, PA 17104

FURNITURE 12 Noon: Drexel China Cabinet; PA House Penn Pals Bedroom Set; 16 J.S. Ebersole Intercourse PA Painted Children’s Chairs; Oak Library Table; Desk Bookcase; Cedar Chest; Bedroom Furniture; Wood Boxes; Dough Box; Dry Sink; Mirrors; Tilttop Tables; Office Chairs; Turtle Top Marble Table; Wingback Chairs; Wardrobes; Display Cases and Mannequins; Victorian Marble Top Dressers; Toy Boxes; Drop Leaf Tables; Piano Stool; Gothic China Cabinet; Butcher’s Block; Lane Wicker Patio Set; Floor and Table Lamps; Iron Garden Furniture. CHURCH RELATED: Pulpits; Gothic Chairs; Pedestals; 6’ and 8’ Pews; Music Stands; 32 Choir Robes; Brass Stanchions. COLLECTIBLES: Large Copper Apple Butter Kettle; Griswold #12 Fry Pan; Antique Dolls; B&G Christmas Plates 1911 and 1937; Rocking Horse by Bruce E. Heilman; Mamiya Sekor Camera; British Tin Soldiers; Paperweights; Early Hess Truck; Miner’s Lamp; Napoleon Plate; Jadeite Reamer; Pickle Jar; RS Germany Decanters Including: American Patriot Series, Michter’s Cadillac, Beam 1934, Penn State; Smoking Pipes; Celluloid Animals; Fans; Talking Peewee Herman Doll; Drafting Sets; Cast-Iron Dog Nutcracker; Violin; Buesher Saxophone. 75+ Collectible Milk Bottles: Hoaks, Reeds, Paxtang, Nissley Brothers, G. Fromm, East End; Medicine Bottles. HOUSE AND HOME: Dinnerware: 675 Pieces of Shenango Restaurant China; 75+ Pieces Halls Autumn Leaf; Johnson Brothers “Indies”; 100+ Pieces Noritake Azalea; Stainless Steel Cart; Oneida Stainless; Flatware; Sharp DLP XR-32X Projection TV. BOX LOTS: 10 am Selling for the Harrisburg First Church of God and others. Visit www.CordierAuction.com for photos & more details. David Cordier, 10% Buyer’s Premium. Te rms: Cash, PA checks. Out-ofAU005321 state checks w/prior approval. All major credit cards accepted. Food concession. Located off of Interstate 717-731-8662 83 between 13th Street and 17th Street exits.

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The Foundation for Appraisal Education (FAE), the fundraising arm of the International Society of Appraisers (ISA), has announced the establishment of a scholarship program at Winterthur Museum, Library and Gardens in the name of revered antiques authority the late Wendell D. Garrett. To be awarded over three consecutive years to graduate students or professionals with less than five years of experience in the field, the scholarships will be underwritten by funds raised through a series of FAE activities including their educational seminars. The scholarships to be awarded in Wendell Garrett’s name are for the Winterthur Institute, Furniture Forum and Ceramics Conference. This year’s seminar will take place Friday and Saturday, Sept. 6 and 7, at Quinn’s Auction Galleries in Falls Church, Va. (suburban Washington, D.C.). Registration is open to anyone with a working association or interest in antiques and fine art. The ISA will award 15.5 professional development credits to those appraisers who attend the event in its entirety. The seminar agenda is packed with entertaining, informative talks, as well as ample leisure time for socializing, dining and networking. A meet-and-greet reception to welcome attendees will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 5 at Quinn’s secondfloor gallery. On Friday morning at 9:15, the lecture series will begin with Sumpter Priddy III’s discourse on “Religion and Furniture in Southern Back-Country.” This will be followed by noted New York art dealer Betty Krulik’s address on “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in American Painting.” Friday afternoon speakers include Luke Zipp of Crocker Farm Auctions, who will discuss, “American Stoneware: Its History and Uses, 18121900,” and Yale Fellow Louisa Brouwer of Israel Sack Inc., who will recount the story behind the building of the Israel Sack empire and its legendary founder. An evening reception will follow immediately afterward. Saturday offers another

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“ANOTHER LARGE ESTATE AUCTION” “ITEMS FROM FINE HOMES LOCATED IN” COCKEYSVILLE, MARYLAND - WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND - POTOMAC, MARYLAND REISTERSTOWN, MARYLAND - CLARKSVILLE, MARYLAND - CHARLESTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA - FREDERICK, MARYLAND

“FEATURING A LARGE FIREARMS COLLECTION AND ASSORTED AMMUNITION” AUCTION TO BE HELD AT THE EVENTPLEX AT THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (INDOORS BUILDING #12)

FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701 DATE OF AUCTION: SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 2013 797 EAST PATRICK STREET,

STARTING AT 9:00 A.M. DOORS OPEN MORNING OF AUCTION AT 8:00 A.M. FOR PREVIEW Antique Furniture, Household Furniture, Fine Prints, Paintings, Fine China And Glassware, Lamps, Mirrors, Hanging Stained Glass Shade Found And Removed Over Billard Table, Wicker Furniture, Dollhouse, Dolls, Colorful Early Children’s Books C.1900s, Beaded Ladies’ Purses, Early Holiday Greetings Cards, Walking Canes, Clocks, Christmas Items, Rugs, Patio Furniture, Jewelry, Western Horse Saddle Model (Round Skirt Barrel Saddle) w/Halter, Lead Rope, Cantle Bag, Bridle With Tom Thumb Bit, Braided Leather Split, Reins, Saddle Pad, Saddle Stand, Rope Girth, Fleece Girth Cover. Saddle Has Suede Seat And Floral Tooling, Collection Of “Breyer Horses” In The Original Boxes, 3 Large Boxes Of Loose Breyer Horses, Tonka Toys, Collection Of Fisher Price Toys, Plus Much more And Items Still Coming In For This Auction. Over 900 Lots To Be Sold In This One Day Auction Event!!!

David Quinn, president of Quinn’s Auction Galleries (far right), discusses the Helen and Jack Mang Collection of Japanese Netsuke with 2012 ISA FAE symposium participants. The Netsuke collection was auctioned in a high-profile sale held at Quinn’s on December 7, 2012. Image courtesy of Quinn’s Auction Galleries.

LET’S AUCTION! Sunday, August 4, 2013 at 11:00 A.M. Berwick, PA

1167 Ferris Ave., 18603 Info: Steve (570) 490-5795 & letteer.com

For More Information About Consigning To Our Monthly Auctions Contact:

HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER “Fine Auctioneering Since 1976”

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TERMS OF AUCTION: 10% Buyer’s Premium Added To The Hammer Price. Cash, Traveler’s Checks Accepted. Out-Of-State Buyer’s Must Have A Bank Letter Of Credit “Stating That Their Checking Accounts Have A No Bounce Check History” On Bank Letterhead Dated 3 Days Prior To This Auction. The Auctioneer Has The Right Not To Accept Checks From Anyone If He, The Auctioneer Wishes To Do So. Checks Accepted From Maryland Residents With Proper ID. All Announcements Made On Auction Day Shall Take Precedence Over Previously Distributed Information. Everything Sold As-is And Where-is Payable Day Of Auction. “Our Next Auction Will Take Place September 28, 2013 At The Same Location” Now Accepting Consignments Americana, Early Games And Old Toys, Stoneware, Quilts And Coverlets, Good Clean Furniture Antique And Household, Fine China And Glassware, Oil Paintings And Fine Prints. Not Sure About What We Accept For Our Auctions, Contact Auctioneer.

Estate of Dr. William D. Calley

Quality Antiques - Hitchcock & Kindel Furniture - Rugs - Sterling - Trains Fine China - Oriental China Nikon camera equip.! Lenox - Spode - Noritake - Quality men’s clothing - Fine linens!

PLEASE NOTE: All Hand Guns And Rifles Will Be Sold According To Maryland Gun Laws. A Licensed Gun Dealer Will Handle All Firearms Transactions. All Guns, Rifles And Ammunition Will Be Sold At 9:00 A.M. One Auctioneer Selling The Fire Arms And The Other Auctioneer Selling The Other Items. Both Start Selling At 9:00 A.M. For A Listing Of The Firearms Please Go To WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM ALSO PLEASE VISIT WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEERS ID#2894) To View Photos For This Upcoming Estate Auction. We Will Be Updating Both Websites Daily.

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ALWAYS BUYING PHOTOGRAPHS, Archives, Albums, Snap-shots, Collections. Call Jim 800-872-9990.

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ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

FINE ART WANTED ROGALLERY.COM BUY. SELL. CONSIGN ONLINE ART AUCTIONS OVER 5000 ARTISTS

800.888.1063 art@rogallery.com 47-15 36th ST., LIC, NY 11101

ALL HUMMELS WANTED: Still paying the best prices. Call John Rokicki 610-213-2361.

AUTO, TRUCK and Motorcycle: catalogs, brochures, manuals and any showroom related items. Ron Ladley, 210 Stone Rd., Barto, PA 19504, 610-584-1665.

ANTIQUE/ OLD GUNS WANTED Collector buys old muzzleloaders, pistols, shot guns, Kentucky rifles, knives, swords, hunting licenses & photos, animal traps, hand forged & bear traps, old ammo, antiques, military helmets. One piece or collections. House calls made. PO Box 83, New Tripoli, PA 18066, blackbear3@enter.net 610-298-3180. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS MANUALS Wanted most years and models. Also sales brochures, service manuals, etc. TMC Publications, 6308 Deer Park Rd., Reisterstown, MD 21136. 410-526-4495. www.tmcpubl.com AUTOMOBILES WANTED. LOOKING to buy old foreign cars, especially British. Will purchase in any condition, also buying parts. Call Ed, 856-816-7321. BUYING AUTHENTIC INDIAN ARTIFACT Collections. Call 610-554-8131 CARNIVAL, CIRCUS, FREAKS, Sideshow, Fairs, Amusement Parks, Coney Island, Nude Photos, Fireworks, Pinups, Strippers, Burlesque, Auto Thrillshow. Nostalgia Enterprises, Box 300, Lockport, NY, 14095. 716-433-9418. COMIC BOOK COLLECTIONS. Contact me for FREE Appraisals if you wish to sell your comics or just determine their current value. I’ll provide you honest recommendations based on three decades experience and will assure you receive the fairest and highest prices whether it’s 1 book or a 1,000. Call Ed 215-351-5392 or email edkriwonos@comcast.net KEYSTONE TELEPHONE COMPANY of Philadelphia Wanted. Telephones and related items, signs, telephone books. Call Andy, 732-986-2637 or we10atc@aol.com 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 773-525-2969, posterboss@aol.com OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947 OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090. TIFFANY DESK PIECES, lamps, glass. Bill Holland 610-470-5925 or Renningers Sunday Antique Market, Booth A-53, Adamstown, PA 8am-1pm. email bill@hollandarts.com TOP DOLLARS PAID for Carbide Cap Lamps, oil wick/ lard lamps, blasting cap tins, scatter tags, carbide lamp parts and small mining artifacts needed in my collection. Larry Click 703-241-3748 or email LarryClick@msn.com www.clickstersminingartifacts.com

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CASH FOR 78 RPM records! Send $2 (refundable) for illustrated booklet identifying collectible labels, numbers, actual prices paid. Docks, PO Box 780218, San Antonio, TX 78278-0218.

1800-1970 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, TRAINS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS FOR THE HIGHEST PRICE! No one will pay you higher for Tin Toy Collections! ragtimetoys@comcast.net 856-547-5521

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds. We buy, sell, & appraise. In business since 1974. Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagefo@aol.com 215-545-1100.

ANTIQUE TOYS & TOY SOLDIERS WANTED of every description. 1800’s-1950’s. Write for free 3 page illustrated want list. Bruch, P.O. Box 121, Mountaintop, Pa 18707. Call toll-free 800-549-8697 bkinglar@aol.com

HAMMOND ORGANS WANTED. Leslie speakers & console pianos. Pottstown, PA 610-495-5234 or wjhaggerty@hotmail.com Also Orlando, FL Area.

MATCHBOX/ HOT WHEELS Cars Wanted If you’re interested in selling your collection, call, fax or write, ask for- Larry, 830 Fulton Ave., Lansdale, PA 19446. 215-855-1962 or fax 215-368-9684.

MUSIC BOXES WANTED Buying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes, Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing in all Antique Resortation Services for over 60 years. Ask for Gerald Wright. Rita Ford Music Boxes, 1253 Springfield Ave. #304, New Providence, NJ 07974, 908-377-3225, 212-535-6717. www.ritafordmusicboxes.com

OLD TOY SOLDIER Collections Wanted. Metal or plastic, Pre-1970. Forts, Castles, Horses, Cannons, Knights, Cowboys, Marx, Britains, Dimestore. Send descriptions, photos to: Gary Miller, 114 Carlsan Spring Dr., Georgetown, KY 40324. millerfigs@speedbeam.com

MUSIC BOXES WANTED, highest prices paid. Gems to junkers- we buy, sell, repair. Chet Ramsay Antiques, 2460 Strasburg Road, Coatesville, PA 19320. 610-384-0514 SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

OLD TOY TRAINS, collector will pay generously for well-kept (1900-1970) Lionel, Flyer, Marklin and Ives, trains & accessories. Dr. Bob 215-348-0944

WANTED LARGE HUBLEY CAST IRON HILL CLIMBER MOTORCYCLE WITH REMOVABLE RIDER. CRAIG 717-336-3655.

WANTED!

DO YOU COLLECT Old Paper, Ephemera, Advertising, Country Store, etc? Subscribe to "THE PAPER & ADVERTISING COLLECTORS’ MARKETPLACE", the monthly collector's newspaper that covers this specialty. For a FREE sample copy, phone 1-800-800-1833, ext. 2541, 8am-4:30pm daily.

Historical Association’s Henry Allen Moe Prize is made possible by an endowment from Mrs. Henry Allen Moe in memory of her husband. Income from the endowment is used to foster and recognize scholarship in art history and decorative arts studies in the form of published catalogs of exhibits and collections. Catalogs must feature collections from or exhibited in New York State. The book, “Audubon’s Aviary: The Original Watercolors for The Birds of America,” published by the New York Historical Society and Skira Rizzoli Publications, Inc., exemplifies the spirit of the Moe Prize. It combines the history of Audubon and his work with a strong grounding in ornithology. Bird lovers will find the catalog entries of particular interest. The oversized volume is beautifully designed with stunning larger-scale images of featured paintings

ANTIQUE FURNITURE REFINISHING Cabinet company offers professional refinishing services for your family treasures. We can match the finish of most antique pieces. Wood furniture only. Contact us for a quote. 717.859.4961

ATTENTION GEORGEOUS BEDROOM SETWilliamsburg Canopy bed 150 yrs. old, 2 victorian chests, 2 end tables, contact Red Hamer, Chester Springs, PA 610-733-3813.

Get the Word Out!! TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. Call 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com phonecoinc@aol.com

ANDY WARHOL original, signed, LIZ TAYLOR litho 908-930-0909.

RECORDS IN FREDERICK, MD 33 vinyl LPs, 45s, 78s, Classical, Jazz, Rock, older Pop, Shows, International, etc. Old Glory Antiques L-9, 301-662-9173. Cannon Hill Place (also CDs) 301-6959304. We buy by appt. 301-694-5179.

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610-649-4151 www.cash4audio.com WANTED: MUSIC BOXES, slot machines, old Juke boxes, any cond. Call or write Frank Zygmunt, PO Box 542, Westmont, IL 60559. email zygm1015@aol.com 630-985-2742.

SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618. TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cards and Memorabilia to a Collector. Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709, kdomo22951@aol.com WANTED BASEBALL/ BOXING Cards & Memorabilia. Tobacco packs opened/ unopened, pre-war, before 1970. Valuable collections only. No appraisals 610-9990131, bobthecardkauffman@verizon.net

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NYSHA Announces Winner Of The 2013 Henry Allen Moe Prize The New York State Historical Association (NYSHA) is proud to announce that the book “Audubon’s Aviary: The Original Watercolors for The Birds of America” by Roberta J. M. Olson has been selected as the recipient of the 2013 Henry Allen Moe Prize. The book documents the New York Historical Society’s extraordinary collection of 435 watercolors by John James Audubon, which he completed in preparation for his printed Birds of America series (18271838). The Society purchased the collection from Audubon’s widow in 1863. In addition to the work of Olson, Curator of Drawings at the New York Historical Society (NYHS), the volume includes an essay by conservator Majorie Shelley and a checklist of Audubon’s bird watercolors at NYHS compiled by Alexandra Mazzitelli. The New York State

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and smaller illustrations of the entire series of watercolors. The catalog accompanies a multi-year exhibition series at the New York Historical Society. The current installation in the historical society’s Audubon Niche features a rotating selection of watercolors from John James Audubon’s The Birds of America. The double-elephant-size “The Birds of America” (1827-38) contains 435 plates, engraved by Robert Havell Jr., with images of 1,037 individual large birds and over 99 smaller ones in the backgrounds. There are 1,026 individuals in the foregrounds of the extant watercolors that Audubon used as models; he sometimes instructed Havell to add others to the backgrounds. In aggregate they represent just under 500 species (a number that constantly changes as DNA evidence alters modern taxon-

omy). This deluxe edition, considered the most spectacular color folio print series ever produced, remains one of the world’s preeminent natural history documents. The installation, which runs from July 9 to October 13, features the Trumpeter Swan and Tundra Swan. Swans are the largest members of the waterfowl family Anatidae (genus Cygnus) and among the largest flying birds. The largest species, including the Trumpeter Swan, can reach a length of over 60 inches and weigh over 33 pounds. Their wingspans can almost reach ten feet. No wonder that they presented a real challenge to ornithological illustrators. Compared to closely related geese, they are much larger and have proportionally larger feet and necks. The sexes are alike in plumage, but males are generally bigger and heavier. The Northern Hemisphere species, when mature, have

pure white plumage, but the South Hemisphere species are mixed black and white. The Australian Black Swan is completely black except for white flight feathers. The exhibition “Audubon’s Aviary: Part II of The Complete Flock” (March 21 to May 26, 2014) will include many of the water birds from his southern travels and on the Labrador Expedition. It will feature the watercolor models for Havell plates 201–305 (fascicles 36–61). Part III of The Complete Flock (March 13 to May 10, 2015) will highlight his final groups (fascicles 62–87), when he was rushing to complete his quest and, therefore, represented Western species to bookend the North American continent. The New York Historical Society is on 170 Central Park West at Richard Gilder Way (77th Street) in New York City. Website is www.nyhistory.org.

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Matthew Quinn, vice president of Quinn’s Auction Galleries, introduces speaker Ken Farmer at the 2012 ISA FAE symposium. Image courtesy of Quinn’s Auction Galleries.

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working engine, brakes, clutch, etc. driven by an accompanying power pack, it sold for $8,295 and had a $3,500$5,000 estimate. A selection of gas-powered tether racers included a spectacular Alexander racer assembled by the renowned Don Edmonds that went out at $5,332 against an estimate of $2,000-$4,000. A Dooling Mercury tether racer with a desirable “Dennymite” engine from Reginald Denny Industries saw action beyond its $2,000$3,000 estimate to bring $3,851.

A flange sign for Heath and Mulligan paints with a graphic of a fine Victorian house sold for more than twelve times its $600-$1,200 estimate to bring $7,702.

Adding to the excitement and diversity was a singleowner southern Maine collection of model trains and accessories. Numbering approximately 70 lots, with many of the pieces retaining their original boxes and set boxes, highlights included a lot of nine Lionel standard gauge 500series freight cars. In near

excellent condition, the lot sold for $2,488 against expectations of $1,200-$1,600 while a boxed Ives O-gauge #3261 freight set sold for $2,014, beating out its $1,000-$1,500 estimate. From another consignor came a rare and expansive set centered on a rare Lionel 2169WS locomotive with numerous cars, accessories, track, transformers, etc. as well as every original box, including the set box. It hit above the midpoint of its $2,500-$4,500 estimate to sell for $3,555. A select grouping of quality dolls was also offered. Running the gamut of genres and materials, bidders were treated to a variety of fine bisque French and German examples. Highlights included an exquisite Andreas Voit papier mache doll with her original box. In original condition, she exceeded expectations of $2,000-$3,000 to sell for $4,029. An extraordinary pair of 1850s-era glass-eyed papier mache dolls dressed as a bride and groom featured such details as individually stitched fingers, molded hair, and period costumes and sold for $5,332 amid a $4,500-$6,500 estimate. Hitting the same $5,332 figure was a large E 14 J Depose Jumeau bebe with large blue paperweight eyes and a closed mouth, beating out her $3,000-$5,000 estimate. Other highlights included a 14” closed-mouth Jumeau E. J. 5 with brown glass paperweight eyes that sold for $4,740 against a $4,000$6,000 estimate. The auction continued with a large and varied grouping of quality antique advertising items. Included were numerous pieces that seldom hit the marketplace. Topping the list was a rare 1920s Coca-Cola die-cut cardboard sign of a lovely lady in a wicker chair that changed hands at $11,850 against a

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This Sturditoy American Railway Express truck with an open cab and a screen-sided back end boasted an unusual color and exceptional condition. It sold for $7,702 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000.

$10,000-$12,000 estimate. A rare 1907 calendar top depicting a lovely Victorian woman in profile enjoying a glass of Pepsi was the first of its kind seen by the auctioneer. The vibrant piece sold midway through its $4,000-$6,000 estimate for $5,332. Non-soda advertising included such pieces as a chalk figure for Red Indian tobacco. Depicting a reclining chief enjoying a leisurely smoke, the piece boasted tremendous graphic appeal and surpassed expectations of $2,000-$2,500 to bring $4,740. Other signage included a collection of porcelain, paper, and cardboard signs. Standouts included a rare curved corner porcelain sign for Red Top Flour. Picturing a young lad scaling a fence, this stunner in excellent condition brought $4,740 against a conservative estimate of only $800-$1,200. A highly unusual porcelain sign for Royal Daylight lamp oil sold for $2,488, burning its $600-$1,200 estimate. Other household objects such as the De Laval cream separator were promoted by a large, round, self-framed tin sign picturing the lady of the house using the machine. In exceptional condition, it went out at $4,147, nearly tripling the low end of its $1,500-$2,500 estimate.

Two different signs featuring the famous Dutch Boy proved to be popular items. A twosided flange sign promoting their Cornell white lead paint exceeded its $600-$1,200 estimate to bring $5,036, while a die-cut hanging string holder in great condition, complete with its original bucket, went out at $2,962 (est. $800-$1,200). Salesman samples, always a popular advertising collectible that Julia’s specializes in included a variety of over 50 farming implements, household objects, furniture, machines, and more. While Julia’s has sold hundreds of salesman samples over the years, an outstanding Walter A. Wood self-rake reaper was absolutely one of the finest. One of the most elaborate and appealing pieces of its type to hit the market in many years, this restored wood and brass model had it all. It sold within its $10,000-$15,000 estimate for $11,850. This piece was joined by other farm implements, including a wonderful nickel-plated hay baler. The intricate belt driven gear mechanism takes loose hay in one end and produces a compact bale from the other. This most elaborate and appealing example sold for $8,591 against an estimate of $3,000-$5,000.

These exceptional farm implements were followed by a phenomenal sample for a Koken porcelain and nickel barber chair. One of the most highly sought after samples to ever hit the market, it surpassed its $16,000-$20,000 estimate to sell for $35,550. Also included were such opportunities as a most unusual ladder wagon/fire escape ladder. Its brass and wood base supported a superstructure that scissor lifted a brass set of steps to bring citizens down to safety. Complete with its original carrying case and consigned directly from the descendents of the very inventor, it caught the eye of numerous bidders and ultimately brought $13,627, toward the upper end of its $5,000$15,000 estimate. A salesman sample of a Fleming lifeboat that was operated by the passengers who would operate levers to engage the propellers, complete with its original carrying case and some literature on the model, sold above its $5,000-7$,000 estimate for $8,295. The sale was rounded out in part by a variety of coin-

A rare curved corner porcelain sign for Red-Top Flour picturing a young lad scaling a fence brought $4,740 against a conservative estimate of only $800$1,200.

operated arcade, gambling, and music machines. Of the musical variety was an outstanding Mills Violano Virtuoso. Combining the instruments of a high end nickelodeon with the additional feature of a violin, it is one of the more sought after automatic instruments. These pieces seldom hit the market and this one neared the upper end of its $20,000-$30,000 estimate to sell for $29,625. Coin-op and arcade items included a scarce oak Multiple Mutoscope flip card viewer. Consisting of four windows, it was an improvement over the single viewers of the period. Nicely carved and having great presence, it far exceeded an estimate of $4,000-$8,000 to finish up at a massive $33,180. A fortune teller known as Esmeralda featured a gypsy woman in a Middle Eastern tent and was accompanied by two exceedingly rare original Edison wax cylinders, of which there are only a handful known to exist, that provide the voice of Esmeralda. This item found a buyer for $43,845, surpassing its estimate of $35,000$40,000. Another rare fortune teller, a Puss-in-Boots mechanical machine that tells futures for a penny exceeded a predicted $8,000-$12,000 estimate to sell for $15,405. An English “Climbing Fireman” arcade race game was a popular choice, burning through its $2,500-$4,500 estimate to land at $9,480. Julia’s upcoming auctions include their annual End of Summer Antiques & Fine Art auction in August and a Firearms and Military Memorabilia auction will be held in October. Julia’s next rare Lamp & Glass auction as well as their Toy & Doll auction will follow in November. For more information, contact their office in Fairfield, Maine, at 207-453-7125.

Delaware Coast Antiques Show & Sale 17th Annual Event Scheduled For Sept. 6 To 8 In Rehoboth Beach Convention Center The 17th annual Delaware Coast Antiques Show & Sale is scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Sept. 6, 7, and 8, at the Convention Center, located at 229 Rehoboth Ave. in Rehoboth Beach, Del. This popular seaside resort and year-round community is situated about halfway between Washington D.C. and New York City, within easy “striking distance” of Baltimore and Philadelphia. The well-attended event will feature 35 selected exhibitors offering an impressive range of 18th- and 19th-century American and English period and country furniture and

accessories, including fine early china, pottery and glassware, Oriental carpets, Chinese export porcelain, quilts and other textiles, English accessories such as tea caddies, fireplace equipment, estate jewelry, and vintage poster art, among much more. According to show manager Melvin L. Arion, this event has a solid reputation as a “collector and dealer show,” meaning that both visiting collectors and antiques dealers can find reasonably priced merchandise. Arion has done an excellent job of bringing together exhibitors who offer an interesting and diverse

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candy container even retained its original box. It was bid to the upper reaches of its presale estimate, realizing a very sweet $7,200. To view the entire online catalog from Morphy’s June 22 toy auction, complete with prices realized, log on to www.morphyauctions.com.

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rare “Moving Pictures” kaleidoscope candy container made by West Bros. & Co. of Grapeville, Pa. Constructed of metal with an applied red paper label, the

assortment of antiques and collectibles. In addition, staging the event the weekend after Labor Day means the summer crowds and heavy traffic are gone, but the warm days and evenings remain, making it an ideal time to plan a weekend getaway to Rehoboth, particularly for all who love antiques. New exhibitors this year

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Gallery Auction THURSDAY, AUGUST 8TH, 2013 2501 E. Ontario Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19134 Ephemera & Estate Furnishings

Ephemera at 12 Noon - 500 + lots from the 19th to the 20th c., to include: (37) 1939-1974 German titled U.S. film movie posters; (18) original 1960’s-1990’s Grateful Dead & other concert posters; 19th c. & 20th c. French fashion & theatre posters; 1960’s-1980’s art gallery posters; 1940’s circus posters; 1920’s-1960’s magazines & periodicals; sports, political & other personality signed items; sports memorabilia; pinback buttons; advertising signs; store displays; more!!! Estate Furnishings at 4 P.M. - Contemporary art glass & other quality glassware; Oriental & other fine porcelain; copper, brass & other metalwares; vintage smoking accessories; vintage children’s books & toys; collection of 1960’s-1980’s auto manufacturer brochures; costume jewelry; linens; paintings & graphics; mahogany & other bedroom & dining room sets & pieces; antique & decorator tables & chairs; antique painted grained small storage chest; lighting; Oriental rugs; tools; 1980’s1990’s sports card unopened boxes, sets & subsets; Panasonic flat screen televisions & other electronics; motorized scooter; more!!! Inspection: Ephemera at 10 A.M. day of sale, Estate Furnishings at 3 P.M. day of sale. Terms: Cash/Credit Card. 15% buyer’s premium for in house purchases. 18% buyer’s premium for Live Auctioneers purchases. Note: This is a Live Auctioneer’s sale for Ephemera items only! See website for additional photos.

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 2013 AT 9:00 A.M. (inspect from 8:00 A.M.) for the Estate of Mary J. Nikodem, Dec’d.

7168 Franklin Hill Road,

BANGOR, PA 18013

LOWER MT. BETHEL TWP., NORTHAMPTON CO.

Collection/Holland Delft pcs. incl. R. Bonn mantel clock; ster. silver bowls, reticulated stand, repousse match holder, pill box, unmarked filigree box, seafood forks, etc.; pl. silver coffee & flatware set, other pcs.; full selection/Wdnware, Pottery, HP China incl.: Meissen plates, set/Harmony House china, collection/Lenox & Lefton birds, set/6 dec. Ironstone plates, 3/sets multi-colored cut overlay stemware, stoneware crock, Native Amer. beaded belts, lg. antique clear apothecary/store jar; Antique Furn.: Sheraton sewing table & work tables, Empire 4 poster bed, oak hall rack, country pcs., arch. mirrors, Vict. & Styl. Chipp & QA pcs.; Clocks: ant. English tall case - brass face marked Thorne Tiverton; Ridgeway tall case, Sessions tambour, 2 German cuckoo, repro. grandmothers - Elmer O. Stennes Weymouth, MA; numerous pcs. Art: landscape A.W. Kent - Winter On The Delaware, landscape litho-Robert Wood, 4 German prints - knights on horseback, etch/engr. - bisons sgd. Will Simmons -1921, numerous older framed

pcs.; Tools, Hunting & Fishing Items, 2006 USA Cargo 16 ft. enclosed trailer. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★

SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 2013 AT 9:00 A.M. (inspect from 8:00 A.M.)

at Klecknersville Rangers Volunteer Fire Company 2718 Mountain View Drive,

Child’s DL Table

BATH, PA 18014

NORTHAMPTON CO.

Antique Furn.: cherry d.l. table; Vict.: slipper chair, round & oval stands, walnut m.t. washstand; Country/Cottage: ptd. corner shelf, washstands, spool type cab.; oak & cherry stands, work & other tables; Stylized: 2 Sheraton child’s d.l. tables, 2 comb back Windsor armchairs, Q.A. wing chair/ottoman, Chipp. vanity/bench, Chipp. block front bachelor’s chest; repro. hutch & cabs.; Oil Ptgs.: 1 sgd. Sebastian, Vict. scene/3 children, landscape sgd. Phyllis Fairbanks; color litho. - marked P.H. Osborn- The Eagle Hotel, Bethlehem, PA Caleb Yohe, Proprietor; other ptgs. & prints; Accessories: antique oil lamp collection, Royal Doulton, Hummel & Beswick figs., cranberry & blue thumbprint glass muffiniers, selection/Vict. h.p. blue, satin & other glass pcs., Mary Gregory type blue pitcher & amethyst dresser jar, Staff. dog figs., h.p. porc. “pheasant” fig.; Spode, R. Copenhagen & other blue & white pcs: covered jar, ret. planter, selection/older plates & platters; country jewelry chest, 2 later shaker type cheese boxes (1 by W.E. Harris - F.O. Merz - Chatham, Mass.), Mason’s pitcher, late 19th-Century Chinese h.p. rose petal jar w/lid, brass/marble eagle doorstop, antique brass birdcage, dec. stoneware crock, depression, carnival & cobalt blue glass, Anheuser-Busch beer wagon/6 Clydesdale horses by Poppy Trail Pottery; ext. collection/die cast toy cars & trucks - many in orig. packaging; Jewelry: Vict. cameo in tintype frame, 14K necklaces, 50+ pcs./ster. silver, costume pcs.; Also: prim. tool chest, carpenter’s toolbox, antique metal planes; Browning Pro Steel gun safe - metallic steel gray color; Lawn Equip.: Troy-Bilt Horse model rototiller w/7 h.p. Kohler eng., Troy-Bilt Super Tomahawk #47259 chipper/shredder w/8 h.p. B&S Magnetron eng.; Craftsman rolling toolbox, other Tools.

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