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“Empire Strikes Back” Action Figure Sells For $112,926 New World Auction Record Set For “Star Wars” Toy FRIDAY AUGUST 2, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 31

Jeffrey S. Evans’ 36th Semiannual Americana Event Sees Strong Sales North Carolina Inlaid Walnut Cellaret/Bottle Case Sold For $87,750

By Susan Emerson Nutter Many antique auctions today feature collections amassed over time and with purpose. This was true for the 36th Semiannual Americana and Fine Antiques Auction featuring Virginia and the South held by Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates on June 21 and 22.

Day one featured the Jack and Tommie Marsh collection, more than 500 lots of country Americana and folk art. The Marshes, of Columbia, S.C., bought from other well-known collectors and dealers at shows such as Heart of Country in Nashville, Tenn.

This first day saw solid sales of highly desirable items, with many moving from the Marsh collection into yet another devotee’s stash. A Pennsylvania poplar bucket bench with an interesting off-set single drawer in a lovely old blue took top honors, selling for $4,095 (est. $800-$1,200). Prices include a 17 percent buyer’s premium. A bid of $3,042 (est. $2,000-$3,000) secured ownership of a Pennsylvania painted pine Dutch cupboard that featured both spoon rests and a pie shelf, and, wearing the date “1915” as well as a sweet rabbit with a checkerboard design in each corner, a desirable folk art hooked rug

Attributed to Micajah Wilkes (Bertie County) this North Carolina inlaid walnut cellaret/ bottle case was the sale’s top seller, obtaining a selling price of $87,750.

Gerrard Classic Auto Collection Donated To AACA Library And Research Center

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Made of chintz with applied designs, this circa 1840 Maryland appliqued bed cover sold for $5,265. It measured 115-by-117 inches and descended in the Clopper-Hutton family.

A nice collection of English Staffordshire also made a strong showing at this auction, including this Whieldon-type ceramic owl figure, which sold for $6,000.The circa 1780 figure was 7.75 inches high and was property deaccessioned by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, Va., with all proceeds to benefit the Collections Acquisition Fund.

Hake’s Auctions of York, Pa., has its removal was more than likely confirmed that a rocket-firing Boba due to a production issue with Fett action figure that sold for the rocket-firing mechanism. Either $112,926 in their July 11 online sale way, the Boba Fett rocket-firing set a new world auction record for a prototype went on to become one “Star Wars” toy. Also, it now goes on of the rarest of all “Star Wars” record as the first “Star Wars” toy to toys and is highly revered in the break the six-figure barrier. collecting world.

The 3.75-inch prototype, which The price paid for the prototype was intended to be part of Kenner’s exceeds the previous auction licensed toy line for “The Empire record for a Star Wars toy, also held Strikes Back,” was displayed at the by Hake’s, by more than $26,000.

1979 Toy Fair in New York City but To learn more, readers may visit never made it into mass produc- www.hakes.com. tion. While some speculate that the toy was pulled from the production line after being deemed a possible safety hazard to children, many “Star Wars” The rocket-firing Boba Fett prototype (L-slot) action figure, 3.75 inches high, s c h o l a r s AFA 85 NM+ condition, Kenner, 1979, sold for $112,926, the first have con- “Star Wars” toy to sell for six figures. It is a world auction record for any cluded that “Star Wars” toy. Image courtesy Hake’s Auctions.

snatched a $2,457 (est. $300-$600) final bid.

Day two’s offerings also came from stellar collections, but also from another source. Offered were items from several well-known estates where no intentional “collecting” took place, but instead were made up of generations of items brought together due to life events and family acquisitions. The material in these estates was outstanding and also well-known by many antique enthusiasts, making for some spirited bidding.

For sale on the second day was the historic property descended in the Clopper-Hutton family of Montgomery County, Md., more specifically from “Woodlands,” their Continued on page 2

The Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) Library and Research Center is pleased to announce that William T. “Tom” Gerrard has donated his extensive literature collection to the library.

The library has cared for the collection since 2013, calling it the Gerrard Classic Auto Literature Collection. Gathered during a 35year span, this collection includes many of the rarest items known to the hobby covering the 1950s and 1960s.

I t e m s include sales catalogs, brochures, color and fabric samples, shop manuals, wiring diagrams, dealer binders, filmstrips, slides and more.

The formal transfer of ownership occurred earlier this year.

Gerrard has had a long-standing relationship with the AACA Library and Research Center, which is why he originally offered the massive collection to the center on a long-term loan. “After several years of watching the staff handle my collection and seeing the dedication they had for its preservation, it makes me pleased to now make

my loan a gift. With the announcement that AACA will be opening a new and modern library in 2020, the timing seems perfect. I believe strongly in the library and its mission, and I hope that the materials will help other collectors and restorers for many years to come,” stated Gerrard.

Each item in the Gerrard Classic Auto Collection has been digitized and cataloged and is r e a d i l y accessible in hard copy or electronic format. The library is free and open to the public Mondays through Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., currently located at 501 W. Governor Road, Hershey, Pa. This donation will further the AACA Library’s mission of connecting people with primary sources pertaining to automotive history and further solidify its position as “America’s Automotive Library.”

For more information about the AACA Library and Research Center, visit www.aacalibrary.org.

The AACA, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, has served as the Continued on page 3

Rowe’s Sells Group Of T206 Cards For $12,000 on page 6

Major Work By William Louis Sonntag Gifted To The Palmer Museum Of Art on page 11

In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 7 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 7

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AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . . on page 8 CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . on page 11

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while the stand had a single cockbeaded drawer, square Continued from page 1 legs, a dovetailed H-form family home. There was also stretcher, string inlay, possibly property descended in the its original iron hinges and a Carter family of Virginia. The stylized “JEC” monogram on remainder of the auction con- the front panel. Estimated at sisted of various consignments $20,000-$30,000, this beauty including several museum sold for $87,750. deaccessions, including A circa 1810 paint-decoratColonial Williamsburg and the ed poplar blanket chest from Mount Vernon Ladies’ Wythe County, Va., and attribAssociation, resulting in one uted to John Huddle (1772fantastic day of selling.

1839) came to the sale from a Attributed to Thomas Sully “This June auction was con- Virginia private collection. It (Pennsylvania, 1783-1872), this oilsistently strong overall,” stated was won for a price of $11,700 on-canvas portrait of Francis Cassatt William F. Kimbrough, (est. $5,000-$8,000). The Clopper (1786-1868) realized Engraved on laid paper by Thackara & Vallance in Philadelphia, this Andrew vice president, chest’s paint-decorated sur$14,040. It was recorded as No. 316 Ellicott (American 1754-1820) plan of Washington, D.C., sold for $12,870. face featured three tombstone “Mr. Clopper” in the artist’s registry.

Unframed, it measured 20.75-by-28 inches. panels, each with a small, handled urn below a large cenand had a truncated ovoid that Chapman at Comprised of tral tulip flanked by four form with a beaded rim, dou- the young age of white and black smaller tulips, each central ble-incised neck rings and a 17 did this porbeads on a red-dyed tulip in flanking panels with double-groove strap handle. It trait of Koontz homespun ground, this a halo-like device featured a cobalt tulip deco- when the two Chickasaw, Southeastern Native above. The center ration with 10 blossoms on were students in American sash/baldric was 55 inches panel had an the front and two other tulips n e i g h b o r i n g long, 4 inches wide, and made $17,550. a d d i t i o n a l on the neck.

Alexandria six-petal For the ninth year in a row, a c a d e m i e s . rosette on the urn’s body. this semiannual event includ- C h a p m a n ’ s department head, This piece’s catalog listing ed a Virginia Decorative Arts diary entries Americana, Fine and Decorative noted Huddle-made chests Seminar, free to the public, indicate he did This 1844 Henry Clay presidential campaign flag banner Arts, for Jeffrey S. Evans & were “likely influenced by the held the afternoon of June 20. this painting with the stencil “HOME PROTECTION AND HENRY CLAY” Associates. “Every category we work of Johannes Rank (1763- The topic this year was Virginia gratis. A 19th- measured 41.5-by-61 inches and sold for $8,775. had was strong from top to 1828) in Jonestown, Pa.” Longrifles “American’s c e n t u r y bottom. We always strive to However, the Southern Huddle Greatest Asset: The inscribed note offer a variety of price points, pieces do differ in materials, Kentucky Longrifle written by the sitter and an African-American servant and we accomplished that construction, and decorative in the attached verso read, in part: who was tired of being starover the course of these two scheme from their “This portrait of Maria Graham tled by “Marster’s gaze.” After days, but the average sale Pennsylvania counterparts. / Koontz born in Harrisonburg the damage was done (a price was up from the past, A solid grouping of Measuring 38.5 inches, this Rock / ingham [County] Va, puncture to his proper right which was very encouraging.” stoneware made up this Confederate, Richmond, Va., daughter of Jacob / Koontz eye), the family promptly conThe star of the sale was the June event with a Sharps-style, 52 caliber and Maria Gilbert Gra[ham] / tacted Sully, still living in North Carolina inlaid walnut Petersburg, Va., carbine serial #3177 sold for $8,775. Painted by John G / Philadelphia at the time, and (yellow pine secondary) cel- d e c o r a t e d Measuring 38.5 inches, this Confederate, [Chapm]an in Alexandria Va / the artist insisted that the laret or bottle case, which s t o n e w a r e Richmond, Va., Sharps-style, 52 caliber year 1826 / Maria G. Carr, M. D. portrait be sent to him for came from the Carter family of pitcher attribrepair, calling it one of his / Chicago 1882.” carbine serial #3177 sold for $8,775.

Virginia. Attributed to Micajah uted to Thomas The oil-on-canvas portrait best.”

Wilkes (Bertie County, N.C.), and John Ducey’s Petersburg Shenandoah Valley.” The inter- of Francis Cassatt Clopper A St. Josheph’s Academy this late 18th-century piece Stone Ware Manufactory (1855- est in this well-attended event (1786-1868) of Montgomery (Emmitsburg, Md.) schoolgirl featured a hinged lid with a 72), selling for $4,972.50 (est. continued through to the auc- County, Md., attributed to map of the world done in finely molded edge over a $1,000$1,500). This salt-glazed, tion, with the firearms offered Thomas Sully (Pennsylvania, watercolor-and-ink-on-paper blind-dovetailed case. Its inte- approximately half-gallon size realizing healthy final bids.

1783-1872), was another desir- laid down on linen/canvas rior was fitted with dividers, pitcher was 8 5/8-inches high An 1864 Confederate able image, selling for $14,040 and fitted in a wooden roller Richmond, Va., Sharps-style (est. $4,000-$6,000). This por- frame was simply charming, carbine was the top lot of this trait, which had areas of selling for $9,360 (est. $800category when it sold for repair and inpainting, specifi- $1,200). Inscribed “Dedicated $8,775 (est. $2,000-$3,000). cally the figure’s right eye, / to / Mr. and Mrs. Clopper / This 52 caliber, 38.5-inch-long descended in the Clopper- by / Their affectionate daughP.O. Box 500, overall firearm had “RICH- Hutton family and hung at ter / Ellen M. Clopper,” it was MOND, VA” at the rear of the “The Mount Joy, PA 17552 Woodlands” in interesting that St. Joseph’s barrel and was serial #3177.

800-800-1833 Montgomery County. The cata- Academy thought outside the Portraiture as well as log listing notes, “According to standard “needlework-assign717-653-1833 maps were well-represented family history, the damage to ment” box and instead 717-653-6165 fax at this Evans auction. The oil- the sitter’s eye was done by encouraged their young girls e-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com on-canvas portrait of to use watercolor and Editor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 Maria Graham Koontz ink and geography to e-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net (Rockingham County, promote their learnVa., 1812-96) attribAdvertising Sales ing and artistic skills.

John Barilla, Ext. 2536 uted to artist John Another interestArlene Bair, Ext. 2561 Gadsby Chapman ing “map” from the Circulation - Linda Deshler, Ext. 2541 (Virginia, 1808-89) Clopper-Hutton family was bid to a healthy would be the engravClassifieds $15,210 against an ing on laid paper plan 1-800-428-4211 Fax 717-492-2566 estimate of $5,000 to of Washington, D.C., by Sample copy ........................... $2.50 $8,000. The extensive Andrew Ellicott Doing 1 YEAR, third class ............... $28.00 catalog listing per(American, 1754-1820).

Our Part 1 YEAR, first class ................. $80.00 taining to this portrait Done in watercolor and ink, this St. Joseph’s Academy Engraved by Thackara 6 MONTHS, first class .......... $48.00 is a must read, but to schoolgirl map of the world was done by Ellen M. Clopper in & Vallance in All checks must be in U.S. funds. summarize, it appears 1823. It realized $9,360.

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piece’s full title was “PLAN / of the CITY of / Washington / in the Territory of Columbia / ceded by the States of / VIRGINIA and MARYLAND / to the / United States of America, / and by them established as the / SEAT of their GOVERNMENT, / after the Year / MDCCC.” Found rolled up in a trunk with other family papers, this engraving sold for $12,870 (est. $2,000-$3,000).

Also found in that same trunk in the Clopper-Hutton estate was the hand-sewn cotton 1844 Henry Clay presidential campaign flag banner having a blue glazed canton with 20 double-appliqued stars arranged in a Great Star-type pattern with ten sewn stripes.

Stenciled in black on the lower stripes was “HOME PROTECTION AND HENRY CLAY.” This historical/political piece realized $8,775 (est. $800-$1,200).

Trying to include all the wonderful items from the Clopper-Hutton estate that sold during this 36th semiannual auction is rough, but two more that need to be noted would have to be the Chickasaw, Southeastern Native American beadwork sash/baldric made of white and black beads on a red-dye homespun rounded at each end. This sash soared to $17,550 (est. $500-$800), while a circa 1840, hand-stitched Maryland chintz appliqued bed cover done in a fourpaneled white matelasse-type fabric ground with an applied medallion arrangement sold for $5,265 (est. $500-$800). The cover’s center vignette of a fountain with a crane-like bird among flowers as well as a vine border with flowers and butterflies and fringe on three sides was just gorgeous.

The June 21 and 22 Evans auction was a spectacular “double-header.” “We can usually tell how the auction will go by the number of people calling and asking questions leading up to the sale,” said Kimbrough. “And we had lots of that. The auction gallery was packed with buyers both days.

People came to buy, resulting in prices being pushed to a healthier level than we’ve seen in some time. This was, of course, fantastic for us and for the consignors, but also for the antiques industry, in general, which is great.”

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Several vintage cars sold on day two of the Jeffrey S. Evans auction, including this 1913 Buick Model 25 touring car.

Having a clear title, an odometer that read 17,948 and VIN 15886, this road warrior went for $11,115.

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Many beautiful baskets sold at the 36th Semiannual Americana & Fine Antiques Auction, including this Wythe County (Valley of Virginia) rib-type woven-splint basket tray that realized $3,802.50. Made of white oak, the tray was 7.5 inches high overall and 15 inches wide.

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics Collecting The Obscure: A Look At The Underpowered Sega 32X Video Game System In 1992, the home video game market was drastically different than what it is today. Sega, once seen as a small but hopeful underdog nipping at the heels of Nintendo’s dominance, scored a massive commercial success with the launch of their 16-bit Sega Genesis home video game system in late 1989. The system started off slow, but Sega used its dominance and back catalog of arcade games to help promote the system. This caused Nintendo to retaliate by releasing its own 16-bit system known as the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1992 in an attempt to beat back Sega’s growing dominance. Even to this day, there is heavy debate as to what company actually won the 16-bit video game wars.

That said, even if we declare Sega the winner of the 16-bit console wars, they were not able to transition that win to anything fruitful long-term.

Ironically, Sega’s downfall started with how they managed their success with the Sega Genesis system.

By 1993, the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo Entertainment System were running neck and neck as two of the home video game

console war’s heavyweight contenders. The TurboGrafx-16 released by NEC in 1988, and a competitor to both Sega and Nintendo at the time, was already dead and buried. This left Sega in a precarious position: allow Nintendo to overtake their market dominance or come up with new and interesting ways to keep consumers’ attention.

Sega already had moderate success with the addition of the Sega CD system, which was a CDROM expansion system for their Sega Genesis system.

Contrary to popular belief, the Sega CD sold extremely well for its first year on the market.

This success went to Sega’s head, and in order to outmaneuver Nintendo, the company made the disastrous decision to greenlight two next generation 32-bit systems. The first was known as Sega Saturn, and it would be a fully dedicated CD-ROM system and be able to play advanced arcade quality games in the home (more on that in an upcoming article).

The second system was codenamed “Mars” (Sega had an interesting obsession with code naming a lot of their projects after planets).

Both 32-bit systems received a lot of attention when first announced in midto late 1993. That said, it appeared that “Mars” was shaping up to be some kind of

add-on unit for the original Sega Genesis system that upgraded the system to 32-it quality graphics. When confirmed by Sega, this confused a lot of consumers because Sega also confirmed that their stand-alone 32-bit system, known as Saturn, would launch in 1995. This meant that Sega would have to do the near impossible—support two completely different home video game systems at the same time, each marketed to a different core demographic. “Mars” would be aimed at price conscious consumers who weren’t ready to give up their Sega Genesis systems just yet. Saturn would be geared towards the next hardcore next generation video game fans who were ready for something more powerful. Business analysts were extremely pessimistic about Sega’s ability to do this, as it costs a lot of money to develop games for two unique home video game systems.

By early 1994, Sega started to leak more information regarding their Mars 32-bit project, which was now called the Sega 32X. The 32X looked like a weird mushroom adaptor that plugged into the cartridge slot of the Sega Genesis system and upgraded the internal system to two 32-bit central processors and a low-powered 3-D graphics

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processor. The add-on unit launched in the U.S. on Nov. 21, 1994, with a suggested retail price of $159.99. Sega heavily advertised the unit as an affordable upgrade to the Sega Genesis system that would breathe new life into the now underpowered Sega Genesis. Unfortunately, with Sega also announcing a 1995 release date for their newer and more powerful Sega Saturn stand-alone system, consumers were skeptical.

Make no mistake, when the 32X system add-on launched, it had some very good games available right alongside it.

The “Star Wars” arcade game was an excellent title that Sega ensured was ready for the new console, as was Virtua Racing Deluxe, which was an arcade port of their popular racing game. Unfortunately, games were priced at $69.99 each.

When consumers saw just how expensive and truly underpowered this low-cost add-on was to buy; most consumers decided to pass on the system.

This caused a lot of video game publishers to cancel most of the games they planned to make for the system, and without new games, the cycle intensified, and the system was discontinued less than a year and a half after its release. The Sega Saturn didn’t do too well either thanks in part to fierce competition from Sony with the release of the original and groundbreaking Sony Playstation. By 1997,

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retailers would be clearing out the $159.99 Sega 32X system for around $25, and I know quite a few lucky gamers who took advantage of this great deal. So much for the “next level” of gaming.

Today, the little add-on that couldn’t offers something of a mixed bag for collectors. A complete 32X system with all cables and accessories is worth about $100 on the secondary market, but a complete in-box unit with all packaging can be worth close to $200. If you happen to have the game “Spider-Man: Web of Fire” complete in its original box, you have a collectible worth close to $700 on today’s market. It is by far one of the hardest to find games for the system. That said, if you only have a copy of the game without the original box or manual, expect to get $250 for it. Other uncommon games include Knuckles Chaotix, which is worth about $90

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That said, and given the obscurity of the system in general, collectors should understand that the current value and fascination with the system and its games will definitely pass. I would never consider the Sega 32X something that future video game collectors will clamor after in 50 years. Still, enjoy it for what it is, a curiosity in video game history that reflects a time period of so much technological promise.

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Franklin and Irene Dolan Chambers. He was an active member of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Hagerstown, the Williamsport Red Men Tribe 84, the American Legion Post 202, and the Potomac Fish and Game Club.

Following his time in the U.S. Army, Chambers returned home and took to working w i t h stained glass for the next 31 years.

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The estate of stained glass artist and aficionado Russel Leroy “Roy” Chambers is up for auction and set to close on Friday, Aug. 2.

Beginning in the early 1970s, the Townley Stained Glass Studio, owned by Chambers, serviced numerous regional churches and organizations.

Chambers was born Nov. 2, 1932, in Hagerstown, Md., the son of Arthur

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18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles.

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19958 Lewes 302-645-2309 HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168 Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2 mi. N. of Five Points, Lewes. 65 Dealers. New Dealers Welcomed. Hrs 10-5pm (Summer) 115pm (Winter).

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19933 Bridgeville 302-337-3137 ANTIQUE ALLEY OF BRIDGEVILLE, Rt. 13 South. Over 20,000 sq. ft., 60 diverse dealers. Open 7 days 9am-6pm. Find great treasures and enjoy a break at our cafe. Like us on Facebook.

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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

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Rowe’s Sells Group Of T206 Cards For $12,000

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the fun for collectors. That, and the fact the variations are truly vast. Included in the grouping that sold were two Walter Johnson cards and a Ty Cobb, both desirable player cards within the trade.

Dave Rowe holds sales every Thursday.

Images courtesy of Rowe’s Auction Service. To learn more, call 717-574-1008.

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On July 18, Rowe’s Auction Service in Carlisle, Pa., sold a group of 256 T206 tobacco baseball cards as one lot for $12,000. Many of the ungraded cards were adhered into an album. The majority were in relative poor condition. “I think most would grade out to around one-and-a half,” according to Dave Rowe.

There are thousands of variants when it comes to these cards. Produced in a three-year period, between 1909 and 1911, what is refered to as T206 cards have the baseball player on one side and a tobacco company advertisement on the other.

Of course, condition is paramount in terms of determining value, as well as who the player is, but also very important is the advertisment on the back.

The set is made up of 524 cards (possibly 527), roughly 100 of which were minor league players. The American Tobacco Company issued cards from 16 different brands of tobacco, mostly cigarette companies.

This is why variants are abundant. The same card can be found with a different advertisement. There were also multiple cards issued for some players. More common ads or “backs” are for Piedmont and also Sweet Caporal. Lesser found ads are for Old Mill and Polar Bear.

The famous well-known Honus Wagner card was a T206 card (not in the group that sold at Rowe’s). It is rare due to such a low number produced. The reason has been frequently printed over the years that Wagner did not want to associate himself with cigarettes or the encouragement/endorsement of smoking, especially for children. It is known that

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09/12-15/19, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center MASSACHUSETTS 08/02-05/19, NANTUCKET, FRI NOON-6 PM SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-5 PM MON 10 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 61 Sparks Ave, Nantucket Boys & Girls Club 09/03/19, BRIMFIELD, TUES GATE OPENS 7 AM, Treasure Trunk Tuesday, 35 Main St, Brimfield's Auction Acres 09/06-07/19, BRIMFIELD, FRI 8 AM-4 PM SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 35 Main St, Brimfield's Auction Acres MAINE 08/02-04/19, UNION, FRI NOON5 PM SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 9 AM-4 PM, Antiques Festival, 1 Fairgrounds Ln, Union Fairgrounds NEW HAMPSHIRE 08/04/19, MILFORD, SUN 8:30 AM- NOON, Antiques, 50 Emerson Rd, Hampshire Hills Athletic Club 08/06/19, CONCORD, TUES 10 AM-4 PM, Americana Celebration, 15 Loudon Rd, Everett Arena

08/09-11/19, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN NOON-4 PM, Pop-Up Shows of Early Antiques etc., 112 W Lincoln Ave, Building One12 Market 08/10-11/19, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Motorcycles, Tools, Railroad & Transportation, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market 08/10/19, , SAT 9 AM - 1PM, Hunting & Fishing, Lancaster Farm & Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, 55th Lancaster Hunting & Fishing Show 08/10/19, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-1 PM, Hunting & Fishing, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center 08/10/19, SOMERSET, SAT 8 AM-2 PM, Antique & Vintage Fair, Streets of Somerset, Streets of Somerset 08/11/19, BARTO, SUN 8 AM, Jukebox, Coin-Op Swap Meet, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market 08/15-18/19, MARS, THURSSUN, Pulpfest, 910 Sheraton Dr, Double Tree By Hilton PittsCranberry 08/17/19, CARBONDALE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM, Art, Wine Tasting, Antiques, 7 Park Place, Memorial Park Carbondale 08/17/19, LANCASTER, SAT 9 AM-5 PM, Postcard Expo, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Farm & Home Center

08/07-08/19, MANCHESTER, WED & THURS, Collectors Fair, 105 St Anselm Dr, Sullivan Arena Saint Anselm College

08/31/19, MONROE TOWNSHIP, SAT 8 AM-3 PM, Hayfield Outdoor Antiques & Collectibles, 1922 SR 29, Dale Myers Antiques

08/07/19, MANCHESTER, WED 1 AM-7 PM, Antiques, 303 Beech St, JFK Memorial Coliseum

09/07/19, PHILADELPHIA, SUN 8 AM-5 PM, Outdoor Flea Market, 2201 Fairmount Ave, Surrounding Eastern State PenitentiaryFairmount Prison

NEW JERSEY 08/04/19, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village 09/15/19, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village

09/08/19, BARTO, SUN 8 AM, Record & Music, 1380 Rt 100, Treasure Barn @ Jake's Flea Market

MARYLAND 08/10/19, FREDERICK, SAT 9 AM, Estate featuring antique & clean household furniture, flat screen tv's, records & albums from disc jockey, Yamaha speakers, old copper kettles, oil paintings, early framed prints, clocks, primitives, collection of cream dishes from old drugstore, military items plus so much more, Frederick Fairgrounds Building 12 797 E Patrick St, Howard B. Parzow NEW JERSEY 08/04/19, CREAM RIDGE, SUN 9 AM, Decoys, fishing, mid-century, military, music memorabilia, vintage albums, Bose speakers, safes, OnSite 80 Sanders Ln, Alfred's Auction Service

08/05/19, JONESTOWN, MON 3 PM, Clocks, collectibles, Christmas items, pictures, household goods, personal property, Ono Fire Hall 10805 Jonestown Rd, Harry H. Bachman 08/07/19, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE THRU WED @ 8 PM, Autographs part 4, Online @ w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfer Auctions

08/10/19, LEBANON, SAT 10 AM, Hit & Miss Gas Engine Auction featuring gas engines, tractors, 2 antique casrs, & lots of smalls, Lebanon Expo Center 80 Rocherty Rd, Cabin Fever Auctions

08/08/19, HATFIELD, BID LIVE & ONLINE THURS 9 AM, Gallery Auction, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & Online www.alderfer auction.com, Alderfer Auctions

08/10/19, LEESPORT, SAT 9 AM, Unbelievable selection of Architectural Salvage Items, OnSite 225 Peach St, Hess Auction Group

08/08/19, KINZERS, THURS 10 AM, Consignment antique firearms, militaria, sporting, 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International

08/15/19, EDISON, THURS 11 AM, Multi-Estate featuring collection of art glass, art pottery, midcentury furniture, collection of Vandermark art glass, Fulper, Rookwood and much more, New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnars Auction PENNSYLVANIA 08/03/19, LEESPORT, SAT 9 AM, Quality antiques & primitives, early Buddy-L pressed steel ice truck, lg. blue policeman school crossing guard sign w/Coca Cola base (scarce), Gruber wheelbarrow, vintage toys. advertising items etc., Leesport Farmer's Mkt Center Court Meeting Room off Rt 61, Kenneth P. Leiby 08/03/19, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Farm toy, literature, toy trucks, farm related advertising items, York Expo Center John Paige & Smith Bldg 334 Carlisle Ave, Rentzels Auction Service Inc. 08/04/19, CAMP HILL, SUN 11 AM, Large selection of quality furniture, fine china, prints, carpets, glassware, 2228 Gettysburg Rd, Michael Costea 08/05/19, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE THRU MON @ 6PM, Cyber Monday Nostalgic Toys, Online @www.alderferauction.com, Alderfer Auctions

08/10/19, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM, Antiques, collectibles, toys, model trains, dolls, houseold goods, tools, Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers

08/10/19, SPRING CITY, SAT 10 AM, Toy Train featuring Lionel post war & modern era trains, collection of cabooses, American Flyer, O & S gauge trains, The Ridge Fire Co 480 Ridge Rd, Maurer's Auction 08/12/19, HARRISBURG, ONLINE ONLY CLOSING MON 7 PM, Estate Collectibles & More featuring Seeburg "Bandshell Firestarter" jukebox, oak ice chest, barber pole, clocks, Asian Motif furniture, Asian art & collectibles etc., Online @ www.jenningsasset liquidations.com, Jennings Auction

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480 RIDGE ROAD, 19475 LIONEL POSTWAR & MODERN ERA TRAINS * COLLECTION OF CABOOSES * AMERICAN FLYER O&S GAUGE TRAINS LIONEL: Postwar Sets, flatcars w/Military and space loads, operating freight cars, motorized units, animated and scenic accessories. MODERN ERA BY LIONEL, MTH, K-LINE. Full compliment of impressive steamers, diesels, switchers, and sets, many in original boxes.

TCA & other club cars. Mickey Mouse 50th Anniversary & Disney boxcar series.

COLLECTION OF CABOOSES! The inspiration of this collection was simply a love of cabooses. The ultimate goal was to own cabooses displaying the logos of all US Railroads.

Included are logos of Railroad mergers & acquisition, as well.

American Flyer O gauge and S gauge locos, 6 units trains, passenger sets, freight cars. HO Trains, too! Gilbert Prewar HO sets, Gilbert Postwar sets, Spectrum, Tyco, Mantua. Scalecraft 00.

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NEW YORK 08/03-04/19, GREENWICH, SAT 8 2M-5 PM SUN 9 AM-4 PM, Antique Fair & Flea Market, Washington County Fairgrounds

09/14/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-5 PM, Flea Market, 1001 N 2nd St (Along 2nd St & Germantown Ave), The Piazza Northern Liberty's

08/31/19 TO 09/01/19, STORMVILLE, SAT & SUN 8 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Flea Market, 428 Rt 216, Stormville Airport

09/20-22/19, YORK, FRI & SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Expo Center Memorial Hall East

PENNSYLVANIA 08/03-04/19, ADAMSTOWN, SAT & SUN 7 AM-4 PM, Postcards, Paper, Books, Diaries & Journals, Rt 897 S, Shupp's Grove Antique Market

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 10TH AT 10 A.M. Preview Begins at 8:00 A.M. LEBANON EXPO CENTER - 80 Rocherty Road, LEBANON, PA 17042

LEESPORT, BERKS CO., PA (Note: Air-Conditioned Hall) ITEMS: Blue decorated bird crock & others, Cowden jug, redware pitcher & flowerpot, Demuthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s snuff crock, childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wooden fork & 3-prong forks, Amoco 1948 framed calendar, Coca-Cola & Crush thermometers, Lance cracker jar, Hamilton Beech milkshake mixer, childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bone handle utensils, Select-O-Matic record seector jukebox, St. Lawrence Dairy round thermometer, local Berks Co. milk bottles, Bitterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bottle, Bell telephone porcelain sign, Coca-Cola cookie jar & tray, Indian statues, (2) Scmidt ladles (1-1954), tulip slawboard, Hap Fisher bowls, Gen. Taylor Surrenderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s flask, Geirâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beer tap, Breininger pottery, Turkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s-head molds, Texaco & Mobil gas tankers, Buddy-L army truck, Auburn & Oliver tractors w/man, G-man machine gun, Wyandotte gray Van Deluxe Lines trailer, diecast cars, Arcade motorcycle, wagon & wheelbarrow, pink Cadillac pedal car model, toys, early wooden wagon set & other farm primitives, cast-iron pcs., other quality antique pcs. old tools, Car parts, etc.

Great auction - Plan to attend - Many items not mentioned.

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First Planted American D-Day Flag Tops Heritage Auctions’ Arms And Armor, Civil War And Militaria Auction

George Miller IV Auction Co. Sells

Summer Estate Auction ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, VINTAGE TOYS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 3 CIGAR STORE INDIANS, COINS

SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 2019 at 9:00 A.M. • Doors open at 8:30 A.M.

Flag Planted On Omaha Beach As Allied Forces Stormed Normandy Sold For $162,500

KUTZTOWN FAIRGROUNDS N. Whiteoak Street, Beltzner Hall, KUTZTOWN, Location:

The first American flag fore-end, and the elaborately planted on Omaha Beach in scroll-engraved case-hardnorthern France on World War ened receiver is marked II’s infamous D-Day soared to “BOSS & CO.” Currently, $162,500 to lead Heritage firearms from Boss & Co. are Auctions’ Arms and Armor, in such high demand that Civil War and Militaria Auction orders from the company held June 9 in Dallas, Texas. have led to a waiting period of The sale totaled $1,157,991.25 as long as three years. and boasted sell-through Multiple bidders also pur- This D-Day first American flag planted rates of more than 95 percent sued an important relief on Normandy Beach was planted by by value and lots sold. carved pre-Revolutionary War First Sergeant John E. Horvath when A flurry of competitive bid- flintlock Kentucky rifle by John thousands of Allied forces stormed the ding boosted the result for Philip Beck until it closed at beach in Normandy in WWII, and it sold what was cataloged as “D-Day: $19,375. The rare 18th-century for $162,500. ribs and fixed First American flag white bead sights. planted on The triggerguards, Normandy beacheach bearing the head with August initials “E/K,” are 1944 newspaper accented in gilt. documentation” to They have finely more than three checkered walnut times its pre-aucpistolgrip stocks tion estimate. It was and fore-ends and planted by First were accompanied Sergeant John E. by a fitted hard Horvath when thoucarrying case with sands of Allied green felt lining forces stormed the and cleaning tools. beach in Normandy. unmarked The newspaper arti- The rare Winchester single “W” Model 1890 cartridge board sold An Pennsylvania percle has Horvath’s for $16,250. cussion musket wife pictured after she received the flag from her American rifle is approximate- sold for $21,250, and a Henry husband. ly .57-caliber and includes a Model 1860 repeating lever “This is among the most 47.25-inch octagonal to round action rifle went for $17,500.

For more information, visit significant and important barrel (the top of which is flags in U.S. history,” said signed “J P BECK”) that www.HA.com.

Heritage Auctions arms and stretches the overall length to armor consignment director 63.5 inches. Created in a fullDavid Carde. “Flags are, by stock maple design, it features definition, symbols of nation- a single-set trigger and an al and military pride. The inva- early flat lock with vertical sion at Normandy is among flutes. George Shumway, the the most famous conflicts in author of “Kentucky Rifles & American military history, Pistols 1750-1850,” called it making this as important as “one of the earliest, if not the any in the country’s history.” earliest, surviving examples of An engraved London Boss (Beck’s) work.” & Co. double barrel 12-gauge A cased pair of Kemen shotgun with blued 28-inch double barrel shotguns drew barrels and a fixed front bead multiple bids before finishing sight realized $22,500. It fea- at $19,375. The 20-gauge A United States colored troops stentured a finely checkered wal- weapons feature 30-inch ciled “I” and “15 USCT” canteen sold nut straight stock and splinter blued barrels with ventilated for $16,250.

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AWESOME SUMMER AUCTION! SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 2019 BEGINNING AT 10 A.M. 80 Sanders Lane, CREAM

Decoys, Fishing, Mid Century, Military, Music Memorabilia Vintage Albums, Bose Speakers, Safes PLEASE CHECK WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM ID #1070 for photos and details.

Terms: Cash, Credit Card (with 3% service fee), Wire Transfer, NO CHECKS! All purchases must be settled day of sale. 10% Buyer’s Premium. All items sold as is. Be prepared as we can sell up to 125 lots per hour and average 100 lots per hour for this sale. Bring a chair or a blanket, good food and refreshments will be offered for sale.

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Highlights to include: Seeburg “Bandshell Firestar” Jukebox, Barber Pole, Oak Ice Chest, (2) National Cash Registers, Clocks, Asian Motif Furniture, Asian Art and Collectibles, Glassware, Furniture, Curio Cabinets, Marble Top Tables, Lamps, Jim Beam Bottles, Marlboro Neon Sign, Stella Disc Music Box, Yamaha Electric Keyboard, Satin Glass, Pipes, Walking Sticks, Hummels, Beatles Albums and 45s, Mills Novelty Company Vintage Coin Operated Slot Machine, Framed Art and Mirrors…MORE!

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Items Offered: Vict. marble top server, washstand, table; Oak China cabinet; Vict. cottage BR set; Empire chest of drawers; Vict. highback poster bed; ice cream parlor set; early 20th cent. workbench; Kline spinning wheel; corner cupboard; dry sink; cane seat chairs & rockers; old wooden boxes; benches; asst. of stands & tables; Heywood Wakefield tables; Old photos: 1927 Birdsboro Friendship Band; Berks Co. memor.; Vict. mantel & shelf clocks; coffee grinder; crocks; yellowware; bowls; Pyrex; Trench art; bayonet; 100s pcs. pattern glass; Mickey Mouse watch; Coke therm.; 3 CI dogs; 3 Life size cigar store Indians; several other plaster bust & fig. of Indians; 100s vintage toys & board games, cars, trucks, airplanes, pedal tractor & car, Tootsie, Matchbox, Tonka, Marx, Buddy L, Hot Wheels, Funny Andy tractors, Old store display; Quilts: Star of Bethlehem, plus others; Musical instruments: Baritone trombone, French horn; Atwater Kent table radio; records 45s & 70s albums; vin. auto parts: hood emblems, wheels; anvils; grind wheels; LR furn.; Oak BR sets; dinette sets; 2 recliners; hand & garden tools; plus much more!!!

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An important relief carved pre-Revolutionary War flintlock Kentucky rifle by John Philip Beck sold for $19,375.

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Hake’s Sets Records In $1.5 Million Sale Of Pop Culture And Historical Memorabilia

Water Ice In August At The Emporium

Original Splash Page Art For X-Men Comic Book Reaches $75,673 Hake’s, America’s first col- directly from the collection of lectibles auction house, ven- the Van Pelt family, neighbors tured into uncharted territory of the artist when he lived in on July 11 with a rocket-firing Boba Fett action figure that sold for $112,926. The 3.75-inch prototype figure from Kenner’s licensed toy line for “The Empire Strikes Back” had been displayed at the 1979 Toy Fair in New York but never saw production.

Forty years later, the production-line reject was the An Abraham Lincoln 1860 campaign ambrotype manufactured by Geo. Clark Jr. & Co., Boston, just one of a few known examples, high-grade, superior condition, sold for $17,394.

The Dave Cockrum (1943-2006) title splash page original art for “X-Men Vol. 1” #95, Marvel Comics, October 1975, sold for $75,673. future (1936) Hall of Famer Walter Johnson. PSA-graded Good 2, the card swept past its $700-$1,000 estimate to command a winning bid of $5,412.

Hake’s next auction will take place in November.

For further information on either auction, call toll-free at 866-404-9800 or 717-434-1600 or visit www.hakes.com.

All prices quoted in this report include an 18-percent buyer’s premium.

Images courtesy of Hake’s Auctions.

that the latter does not contain any dairy products. The basic ingredients used to make Italian ice are water, pure sugar cane, and the desired flavoring.

The Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium display case for the month of August will have a patriotic theme with objects that are red, white, and blue.

The Emporium is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours on Thursdays until 7 p.m. The multi-dealer shop is located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J. Visit the Emporium on a Thursday in August, and enjoy a complimentary refreshing water ice or two on the house.

Happy antiquing!

To learn more, readers may call 609-747-8333.

A Book For Everyone During Bookworm Frolic Event Runs From From Aug. 14 To 17

This Jawa figure, Vinyl Cape variation, Meccano French release of Kenner’s 1978 “Star Wars” toy line, AFA 80+ NM, highest-graded example of only three accepted for grading by AFA, sold for $32,450.

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The first printing of this poster promoting the Feb. 19, 1966, launch of iconic San Francisco hippie music venue the Family Dog, starring Jefferson Airplane and Big Brother & the Holding Company, went for $24,780.

MONDAY AUGUST 5, 2019 3:00 P.M.

CLOCKS COLLECTIBLES CHRISTMAS ITEMS PICTURES HOUSEHOLD GOODS PERSONAL PROPERTY

LOCATION: Ono Fire Hall, 10805 Jonestown Road, Jonestown, Lebanon County, PA. From route 72 in Jonestown at traffic light at Turkey Hill - west 1.9 miles on old route 22. From Allentown Blvd/rt. 22 in Ono at traffic light - south on Lincoln School Road. to stop sign - left to Fire Company.

40+ CLOCKS: Gilbert Mission; Gingerbread; Waterbury; Oxford Spinning Co.; Sessions 8 day; Ansonia tabletop; Waterbury steeple; Seth Thomas; FDR electric metal; Ingraham electric; Statue of Liberty w/light; United Ship (wall); Waterbury salesman’s sample; clock cases; mother-of-pearl; Ingraham cherub; Gustav Becker; Coca-Cola; New Haven w/beveled glass; German cuckoo; electric banjo; United and other unlisted clocks.

40+ PICTURES & PRINTS: Lithographs; movie ad prints; baptism certificate; drawings; watercolors; artist folder w/drawings; canvas; landscape; Reber oil painting; animals; water; Remington horse and others in many sizes, styles, subjects, etc. 30+ Jim Beam decanters, vehicles, etc.; CHRISTMAS: Carousel; lots of lighting; Toy Kingdom house; motion activated; Santa cookie jar; candles; Alvin & Chipmunks musical toy; tree toppers; lighted church; bulbs; ornaments and other unlisted related items.

Pro Form treadmill; new kerosene heater; green vinyl recliner; paper shredder; Shriner circus cap, Polaroid camera; Halloween costume; GLASSWARE: Victorian, green punch bowl, marigold; colored, Depression, Carnival style, etc.; Homer Laughlin; Sheffield; oil lamps; Pillsbury dough boy; framed Gerharts ad; VCR kids movies; Royal electric typewriter; cast-iron car w/horses; mandolin; hunting & fishing licenses; asst. toys; wristwatches; adv. items; Joe Camel tin; sewing supplies; costume jewelry; chicken in basket; cookware; punch bowl; 3 gallon crock; kitchen items; cookbooks; Schmidt’s beer deer sign; Hershey Park plastic basket; Albright’s mill ashtray; B&D sander; multi grinder; pint jars; quilt tops; asst. curtains; Disney puzzles; 45 & 78 records and many other unlisted items of a wide variety still to be unpacked.

Auction #1 of trains, clocks, pictures and collectibles on Wednesday, July 31 3:00 P.M. PREVIEW: 1:00 auction day. TERMS: cash/check/credit card - 3% credit card administrative fee. FOOD: Ladies Auxiliary. AUCTION ORDER: mixture throughout auction. Announcements auction day take precedence over any previous printed or oral information. This is auction #2 of this large collection of the late Sterling Lebo.

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Hardback books are $3, and paperbacks are $1.50 for the first three days of the sale, and everything is half-price on Saturday. During the final two days of the Frolic, there is a “box deal” where prices are reduced even further: $15 per box on Friday and $12 per box on Saturday. Records are $.50, and CDs/DVDs are $3. They are also included in the half-price and box deals.

The Bookworm Frolic is held rain or shine. While the

sale is outside, a tent provides cover from rain and sun. A food truck, TJ’s Ice Cream, will offer refreshments on Wednesday.

LMHS’s yearround bookstore will be open as usual, selling new and used books, folk art, music, and family history resources.

Funds raised during the Bookworm Frolic support Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society’s mission to hold, honor, and share items and stories featuring the lived experiences and faith values of Lancaster Mennonites and interrelated communities. The LMHS is located 2215 Millstream Road, Lancaster, Pa.

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The public is invited to peruse 40,000 books during Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society’s (LMHS) Bookworm Frolic. This annual sale of used books begins Wednesday, Aug. 14, and will run through Saturday, Aug. 17. The Frolic opens at 9 a.m. each day and closes at 7 p.m. on Wednesday through Friday and at 4 p.m. on Saturday.

“With such a variety of books, there is something for everyone,” said Frolic organizer Jon Weaver-Kreider.

Book seekers can make incredible finds among the 22 categories offered. Fiction and children’s literature, as well as travel, music, and history, are just a few of the popular categories.

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This baseball card issued in 1909 by Old Mill Cigarettes and featuring a portrait of future (1936) Hall of Famer Walter Johnson in PSA 2 condition, sold for $5,412.

Colorado. The name “Van Pelt” is entrenched in Peanuts lore, as it was the surname Schulz chose for Lucy, Linus and Rerun. The strips all sold within or above estimate, with the earliest of the three achieving $26,609.

Rock concert posters were a major attraction, especially those from the 1960s hippie era. A very rare first printing of the poster promoting the 1966 launch of the Family Dog’s “Tribal Stomp” at the Fillmore Auditorium showed the headliners as future superstars

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top seller in a $1.5 million online auction of superior quality entertainment, sports and political memorabilia conducted on July 10 and 11.

The Boba Fett action figure in AFA 85 NM+ condition was similar to a prototype from the legendary Russell Branton collection that Hake’s sold for $86,383 last year. Hake’s president, Alex Winter, had predicted the example in the July sale might become the first “Star Wars” toy ever to hit the $100,000 mark. It did so, and then some, landing it in the record books as the highestpriced “Star Wars” toy ever to be sold at auction.

A Jawa figure, vinyl cape variation, from Meccano’s French release of Kenner’s 1978 “Star Wars” toy line, was another action-figure highlight. AFAgraded 80+ NM, the 2.25-inch figure was encapsulated in an unpunched 12 Back blister card and carried the distinction of being the single highest-graded example of only three such figures ever to be accepted for grading by AFA. It sold within estimate for $32,450.

With original comic art now widely regarded as a legitimate subcategory of “fine art,” expectations were high for the 100-plus lots of original artwork for comic book covers and interior pages, Sunday and daily comic strips, and specialty pieces. Dave Cockrum’s (1943-2006) action-packed title splash page for “X-Men Vol. 1” #95, published by Marvel Comics in October 1975, led the group.

Artist-signed and inscribed, with a Marvel Comics copyright ink stamp on verso, it reached its estimate range at $75,673.

Three consecutive lots of Charles Schulz art for Peanuts daily strips from 1960, 1961 and 1965, respectively, came

Jefferson Airplane and Big Brother and the Holding Company. “The first in any series is always an important milestone, and the cultural importance of this poster cannot be overstated,” noted Hake’s president Alex Winter.

The poster was salvaged by an attendee at the show, who later gifted it to a friend who kept it for 30 years before consigning it to Hake’s. It sold for $24,780.

More than 400 American political items took bidders on a journey whose timeline ran from George Washington’s presidency to the modern era.

A magnificent brass-framed 1860 campaign ambrotype containing Mathew Brady’s “Cooper Union” portrait of Abraham Lincoln, a very rare survivor in superior condition, sold for $17,394. Another highlight was an 1864 Lincoln/Andrew Johnson Civil War-era jugate “Grand National Union Banner” by Currier. The hand-colored litho with circular portraits of the two running mates sold for $9,864.

A baseball card that was in a league of its own was the 1909 issue from Old Mill Cigarettes with a portrait of

The Historic Burlington Antiques and Arts Emporium in Burlington City, N.J., will offer customers complimentary water ice from 3 to 7 p.m. on every Thursday during the month of August. So far this summer, in the Philadelphia area, it has been in the three H’s: hazy, hot and humid.

It wasn’t until the early 1800s with the invention of the insulated ice house that ice cream became affordable at a more moderate price.

Today, the total annual production of ice cream in the United States is estimated at more than 1.6 billion gallons.

But, another favorite summer treat is Italian ice, often referred to as water ice.

Italians migrating during the turn of the century brought a unique form of Italian water ice to America. Back in the old country, they formulated a unique product that served as a substitute for air-conditioning on a hot summer’s day.

The main difference between ice cream and Italian ice is

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Major Work By William Louis Sonntag Gifted To The Palmer Museum Of Art The Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State is pleased to announce the gift of a stunning landscape painting by William Louis Sonntag (18221900) from Hilary Peery Vesell.

Hilary donated “Autumn Landscape,” 1864, in honor of her late father Dr. Elliot Vesell, who served for 32 years as the founding chair of Pharmacology at the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and 22 years as assistant dean of graduate studies at the Penn State College of Medicine. He was recognized as an Evan Pugh Professor, the university’s highest honor, and later a professor emeritus. Dr. Vesell published more than 350 articles on pharmacogenomics and received many awards and honorary degrees, including an honorary degree from Penn State University.

Dr. Vesell also edited several books and was a scholar of American art. His first publication on American art was written the summer between graduating from Harvard College and starting Harvard Medical School. He wrote the

introduction to the “Life many of the hallmarks that and Works of Thomas Cole,” characterized Sonntag’s published by Harvard paintings of the period and University Press. elicited praise from viewers.

“We are honored to add Key elements of his style, this major painting by a key such as the variegated figure in the Hudson River foliage surrounding a cenSchool to our collection of tral body of water, a pair of American art,” said Erin M. fishermen on a rugged outCoe, director of the Palmer. cropping at the shoreline, “Visitors from across and a rustic log cabin, are Pennsylvania and beyond all featured in this painting can experience this extraorand are similar to Sonntag dinary gift, which greatly paintings held by other enhances our collection of major public collections, 19th-century American landincluding the Los Angeles scape paintings.”

County Museum of Art, the Painted in 1864 during Metropolitan Museum of the ravages of the Civil War, William Louis Sonntag’s (1822–1900) “Autumn Landscape,” oil-on-canvas, 35-by-51.5 Art, and the Thyssen“Autumn Landscape” offers inches, was gifted by Hilary Vesell in memory of Dr. Elliot Vesell, founding chair of Bornemisza Museum in a serene counterpoint to Pharmacology of the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center.

Madrid, Spain. the weight of national strife The Palmer Museum of at the time. Characterized by a Benjamin and Lillian K. for the 19th-century land- Art on the Penn State vivid palette, intricate brush- Snowiss Galleries of American scape painters known as the University Park campus is a Hudson River School. work, and subtle light and Art. free-admission arts resource Born in East Liberty, Pa., Sonntag’s sketching trips for the university and suratmosphere, Sonntag’s “Autumn Landscape,” span- Sonntag grew up in Cincinnati, to Virginia and New England in rounding communities in cenning over four feet in length, is Ohio, traveled around Europe the early 1860s resulted in tral Pennsylvania. With a colnow one of the largest in the early 1850s, and settled some of his finest composi- lection of more than 9,510 American landscape paintings in New York by 1857. His career tions. His landscape scenes objects representing a variety in the museum’s collection. flourished in subsequent are generally composite com- of cultures and spanning cenThis outstanding example of decades as he annually exhib- positions, rather than depic- turies of art, the Palmer is the Sonntag’s mature style is on ited at the National Academy tions of identifiable sites. largest art museum between view in the museum’s of Design, the leading venue “Autumn Landscape” presents Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

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WANTED: WEEKLY MAGAZINES from 1900 to 1980, Life, Time, SEP, Liberty, Colliers, Newsweek, Literary Digest, Look, Leslies. Fran DiBacco, 123 Blue Heron Dr., W. Deptford, NJ 08086.

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Areas of strength include the museum’s collection of American art from the late 18th century to the present, Old Master paintings, prints and photography, ceramics and studio glass, and a growing collection of modern and contemporary art. The museum presents 10 exhibitions each year, and, with 11 galleries, a print-study room, a 150-seat auditorium, and an outdoor sculpture garden, the Palmer Museum of Art is the leading cultural resource for this region.

Museum hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. The museum is closed Mondays and some holidays.

For more information on the Palmer Museum of Art or for the calendar of upcoming events, readers may visit www.palmermuseum.psu.edu.

The Palmer receives state arts funding support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

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CONSIGNMENT ANTIQUE FIREARMS, MILITARIA, AND SPORTING AUCTION THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 • 10 A.M. MILITARIA: Luftschutz German Helmet, 2 Japanese Rising Suns Flags, Trench Art Shell And Ashtray, Military UHF/VHF Radio, Nazi German Parade Knives, Many World War Bayonets. World War II Photo Albums, World War Buttons, Ribbons And Medals, USS Jallao Plaque (Submarine), Seth Thomas U.S. Navy Brass Boat Clock, Miltary Jewelry - Lockets, Pins And Bracelet. Like New September 1939 The New York Times Newspapers Featuring The Blitzkrieg Of Poland, England And France Entering The War, The Russian Naval Blockade.

Small 8” Working Toy Cannon, Powder Cans, Ammo Boxes, Ammo Crates, Hunting Knives, Gurkha Kukri Knives, Holsters, Powder Flasks.

ANTIQUE FIREARMS: (2) Sharps Rifles, Burnside .54 Cal Rifle, Remington Rolling Block 45/70, Remington 24 Auto .22 Short, J. Stevens .25 Rifle, H. Deringer With New Jersey Markings, Stevens Visible Loader .22 Cal., Ithaca Model 37 20 Ga. Shotgun, H&R 45/70 Carbine, J.C. Higgins 16 Ga. Shotgun, Remington Model 514 .22 Cal., Meriden Firearms .22 Cal., Ross Rifle .303 British, Winchester Low Wall .22 Cal. 1885, U.S. Springfield Trapdoor 45/70 1892, U.S. Springfield 1903, 1886 Kropatschek Rifle, Jager AP-74 .22 Cal., Russian U.S. 1847 Nagant M1938, Wilmot Gun Co. Dbl. Barrel Shotgun With H. ASTON Carved Stock. Japanese Arisaka With Dust Cover, Kefland & Co. Shotgun, I Hollis & Sons Shotgun, W.H. Richards Shotgun, Keystone Shotgun, (2) Flobert .22 Cal. Rifle With Octagon Barrel, A.M. Arms Co. Boston Shotgun, W.H. Hamilton Shotgun, Japanese Arisaka Sporterized, T. Barker 410 Shotgun, U.S. Remington 03-A3 Sporterized, Remington 12-C 22 Pump VOLCANIC Octagon Barrel, Zulu 12 Ga. Shotgun.

ANTIQUE EARLY 19TH C. PISTOLS: Alquier Montpelier Pistol, U.S. 1847 H. Aston Connecticut Pistol, Double Barrel Pistol, Single Barrel Pistol, Old Dunhill Pistol Lighter, Volcanic Pistol.

SWORDS AND SPECIAL BAYONETS: WWI German Prussian Officer’s Sword, 1853 Jurmann Austrian Cavalry Sword, M1913 Spanish Mauser Bayonet, Civil War Confederate (CS) Drummer’s Sword.

1892 U.S. Springfield Trap Door 45/70 Bayonet, 1878 French Bayonet.

AMMUNITION: Western Super Shotgun Shells, Eclipse Shotgun Shells, Powder Tickler, 7.65 AR6 Rifle Rounds, Lyman .45 Cal. Bullet Mold, .45 And .38 Cal. Boxes Of Bullets, Reloading Dies, Gun Cleaning Kit.

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PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LIC. AY001987 AUCTIONEERS: LEON KURTZ LIC. AU000522L JARAMILLO AU005728 | KATELYN CALLAHAN AU005869

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PREVIEW: THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 8 A.M.-10 A.M.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH, 2019

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• Vintage autographs • Early tickets and programs

Farm Toy, Literature, Toy Trucks, Farm Related Advertising Items

• Advertising and display pieces • Game used uniforms and equipment

SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 9:00 A.M. York Expo Center - 334 Carlisle Ave., YORK, PA

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Auctioneer: Dave

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Vintage & Collectible Farm Toys, Farm Related Advertising, Farm Literature, Calendars, Manuals & More.

12:00 NOON: 200 Lots of Pressed Steel Tucks, Buddy L, Tonka, Structo, Ertl, Hubley & More Trucks from the 1940’s, 50’s & 60’s.