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“Nostalgia Illustrated: N. C. Wyeth, Advertising And American Cultural History” Lecture At Brandywine River Museum Of Art Will Be Held Sept. 12 FRIDAY AUGUST 16, 2019 • VOL. 50, NO. 33

The 46th Annual Zoar Harvest Festival And Antiques Show Show Draws Nearly 2,000 People: A Lot Of Business Done By Karl Pass Zoar is a small historic town in Tuscarawas County, Ohio (east-central part of state), founded in 1817 by roughly 200 immigrants fleeing religious oppression from the Germanic region/kingdom of Wurttemberg, where they disagreed with the state-sponsored Who doesn’t like an antiques show in a cornfield? The horse Lutheran church. They was $125; the table, also $125; and the corn sign, $140 (upper sought to create a right), from Lancaster, Pa., dealer Francis Crespo. utopian village in America. Quakers in both Great Festival, started 46 years ago. Today, the festival includes a Britian and Philadelphia financed large outdoor antiques show (60 the group. They were known as the Society dealers) and an artisans show (30 of Separatists of Zoar. The Biblical artisans). This year, it was held July meaning of Zoar refers to “place of 27 and 28. There are also crafters refuge.” An early economic boon to and vendors throughout the village, the community was the Ohio and along with other activities such as Erie Canal. The Zoarites had many horse-drawn wagon rides, a small cottage industries along with pros- antique car show, sheep dog perous flour and wool milling busi- demos, baking demos, and chilnesses. Furniture made by the dren’s activities. The big draw is the Separatists (primarily ca. 1830-60) antiques show, managed by Steve has a healthy market today and is Sherhag, and the separate artisans show that is run by Early American not just locally collected. The community began to Life magazine. The antiques show is decline in the early 1850s and dis- about double the size and is set up banded at the very end the 19th under two massive tents in a field century. Today, there is an active located next to the Zoar UCC Continued on page 6 community association dedicated to preserving the town. They put on events throughout the year and take care of 12 historic buildings. The group’s big event, the Harvest

Steve Sherhag of Canfield, Ohio, successfully manages the Zoar Antiques Show.

Jack Adamson II asked $5,500 for the rare and original Zoar wardrobe. It sold. The fulllength lower drawer is a desirable and unusual feature on these ca. 1830-35 wardrobes. “It is as original as original gets,” proclaimed Adamson, the son of the late Jack Adamson. Jack Sr. authored several books on Zoar history and was a well-known dealer in town.

Douglas B. Dowd, professor of Art and American Culture Studies, Washington University, St. Louis, Mo., and director of the university’s Modern Graphic History Library, will discuss N. C. Wyeth’s commercial images and how the artist situated American consumers in a golden past to meet the needs of a nascent, modern advertising business on Thursday, Sept. 12 The lecture will be held at the Brandywine River Museum of Art in Chadds Ford, Pa. The museum will open at 5:30 p.m., with the program at 6 p.m. A reception will follow. The cost is $15 for members and $20 for non-members. Professor Dowd received his B.A. in history from Kenyon College and an M.F.A. in printmaking from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. His work as a Continued on page 2

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N. C. Wyeth’s “On the October Trail (A Navajo family),” from 1907, is an oil-on-canvas, 41.75-by-29.25 inches, at the Brandywine River Museum of Art, museum purchase, 1983.

Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Temple On A Rock Sparkles At Skinner Sale

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Vase And Cover Goes To The Museum Of Fine Arts, Boston, For $61,500 Skinner held an auction of European Furniture and Decorative Arts with ceramics and fine silver in Boston, Mass., on July 13. The sale saw active participation from bidders in the U.S., the United Kingdom, Europe, and Australia competing for items online, by telephone, in the room, and via online platforms. This Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Temple on a Rock vase and cover sold for $61,500, going to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. The vase and cover from England, ca. 1920, shape 2046, pattern Z4968, with printed mark, is 19.25 inches high. Wedgwood ceramics ruled the day, comprising seven of the top ten achieving lots. The highest-priced Wedgwood piece was a Fairyland Lustre Temple on a Rock vase and cover, which sold to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, for $61,500. A John Northwood model of a Portland vase reached $18,450 to a private buyer in Australia. Many of the Wedgwood lots in the auction were from the Spak Collection of Wedgwood, with

the sale proceeds going to Florida International University. Items fresh to the market and with interesting provenance fared well, with many institutional deaccessions selling well beyond pre-auction estimate. A Japonisme gilt and silvered bronze figural gueridon sold for $23,370, attributed to Eugene Cornu and cast by G. Viot & Cie., the wonderfully modeled stand with shaped inset onyx supported by a phoenix bird, garnered heavy telephone competition from the U.S. and abroad. Another institutional deaccession, an elaborately decorated Japanned Cabinet on Stand realized $14,760. A seven-piece Tiffany & Co. Sterling silver tea and coffee service sold for $8,610. Other silver highlights included an extensive Gorham “Paris” Pattern Sterling silver flatware service that sold for $6,765; a group of Shreve & Co. Sterling silver tableware that sold for $5,228; and a Victorian Sterling silver flatware service that brought $4,305. To learn more, readers may visit www.skinnerinc.com.

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Cordier To Hold One-Day Catalog Sale On Aug. 17 Allegorical Watercolor By Obed Snowberger Of The Snow Hill Cloister To Be Sold Those seeking fine art and rare items will be excited to bid in Cordier Auctions and Appraisal’s Saturday, Aug. 17, Fine and Decorative Arts Auction. Fresh items crossing the block will include those from 18th-century collector Edward Greey, six pieces of early coin-op, and a rare Snow

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Hill Cloister watercolor. Much excitement is expected in response to a recently discovered allegorical watercolor by Obed Snowberger of the Snow Hill Cloister. The Snow Hill Cloister, founded in Franklin County in 1798 as an offshoot of the Ephrata Cloister, flourished until the outbreak of the Civil War. The last celibate brother, Obed Snowberger, died in 1895. This watercolor was purchased at the sale of his estate in 1896. Found 50 years ago by an area collector, it is now being offered at public sale for the first time in over a century. Edward Greey opened an art gallery in New York City in 1868 that was credited with creating a new appreciation for Japanese art in America. Included in the collection of his items to be sold is a scroll by Nonkoku and Nanho

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This Snow Hill Cloister watercolor (Franklin County, Pa.) is a rare and fresh discovery. An Osawa scroll will be sold. Osawa painted on a piece of Mrs. Greey’s wedding gown. A six-piece collection of coin-op will include a Mills Violano Virtuoso and a Several Johann Berthelsen (American/Danish 1883-1972) paintings are in the Wurlitzer LX Orchestrion with Wonderlight along with other sale. early examples. Other collectibles feature a Victorianera hairwork collection and Native American items. A Lina Zervudichi for Elsa Schiaparelli fish lounge is P.O. Box 500, sure to draw attention from Mount Joy, PA 17552 furniture buyers. 800-800-1833 Sterling silver will include 717-653-1833 an Art Nouveau vase by 717-653-6165 fax Gorham and a variety of dine-mail: antiquesnews@engleonline.com ner services. Coin silver will feature Kentucky juleps by Editor - Karl Pass, 717-278-1404 e-mail: kpass@antiquesandauctionnews.net Macdannald and Werne. Also offered will be a Drakes of Advertising Sales London silverplate and hardJohn Barilla, Ext. 2536 wood meat serving trolley. Arlene Bair, Ext. 2561 Coins feature late 19th- and Circulation - Linda Deshler, Ext. 2541

This is a Seth Thomas pillar and scroll clock.

Walter E. Baum (Pennsylvania, 1884-1956) was a prolific and popular impressionist painter. early 20th-century gold. Art highlights will be four paintings by Walter Emerson Baum, two by Johann Berthelsen, and a George Stubbs. A Georges Braque

print from an edition of 70 will be offered, as will six Audubon prints including the Golden Eagle. An 18th-century William Webster bracket clock will cross the block along with

five pillar and scroll clocks including Seth Thomas and Eli Terry. Bidders are invited to participate both live and online. The complete catalog is available at www.CordierAuction.com. A live preview will be held at Cordier’s auction house on Friday, Aug. 16, from noon to 4 p.m. Cordier Auctions and Appraisals is located at 1500 Paxton St., Harrisburg, Pa. For more information, call 717-731-8662.

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A Galactic Bounty Worthy Of The Hunt Very few record-breaking auction sales surprise me in the overall antiques and collectibles trade. As an enthusiast of pop culture-based collectibles, I am used to seeing some exorbitant prices being paid for items that once only sold for just a few dollars or more. Some of these items include comic books that were once discarded by countless mothers, toys that were sent to the second-hand store, and even the home video games that were thought to be useless and obsolete. I have become tone deaf to a lot of these sales, and part of me actually thinks I am living in a sort of alternate reality, a place where my youth and almost everything I cherish about it is readily available to be sold to the highest bidder. Nostalgia has that effect on me. It has become near impossible for me to separate some of the items I am most passionate about without also lamenting how much they used to sell for and how much some of these items sell for now. Luckily, I am wise enough to know that not everything from my childhood has become a valuable piece of history from the past. Like most collectors, I don’t just focus on those items. Does anyone really care to collect vintage Cabbage Patch Kids, Pogs, and Beanie Babies in 2019? That said, every once in a while a record-breaking auction sale does cause me to stop and pause. Mind you, it is not the kind of moment where I

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begin to act surprised, but more or less a moment where I experience regret about letting a certain item pass me by that is now selling for a tidy sum. And this is where we are now. As I write this article, I feel a weird sense of emotion come over me. Everything from the fear of growing older to the feeling of being at peace like a naïve child. This isn’t supposed to happen when you are writing an article on the antiques and collectibles trade, I tell myself again and again. Yet those emotions are there, so we might as well get on with it and let bygones be bygones. On July 11, Hake’s Auctions sold a rare AFA-graded rocketfiring Boba Fett prototype “Star Wars” action figure for a record sum of $112,926. The figure is considered to be one of the holy grails among vintage “Star Wars” toy collectors. The item was graded in AFA 85 (near mint plus) condition and broke the previous auction record set for a similar figure that sold through Hake’s last year for about $86,000. The history of the rocket-firing Boba Fett prototype action figure is almost as exciting as the character himself. Boba Fett was a bounty hunter set in the “Star Wars” universe and is best known for capturing Han Solo and returning him to Jabba the Hutt for a princely sum. Ironically, the character was veiled in secrecy after the success of the very first “Star Wars” movie. Finally, when work on “The Empire Strikes Back” drew near, Boba Fett was featured in the forgettable animated “Star Wars” Christmas Special that aired on television in 1978. What made him truly famous was how he

was portrayed in “The Empire Strikes Back.” To increase awareness of the character, Kenner Toys launched a promotion where purchasers of “Star Wars” action figures could receive a free rocket-firing Boba Fett figure, which was advertised as a promotion on certain carded “Star Wars” action figures at retail. Unfortunately, as Kenner Toys went to work on the notso-secret rocket-firing Boba Fett, the company realized that the figure’s design could possibly cause a young child to choke on the projectile that was being included with the toy. This caused Kenner Toys to redesign the figure at the last minute, with the new, updated version of Boba Fett not featuring a rocket-firing mechanism. Kenner Toys also ordered all prototypes of any rocket-firing versions to be immediately destroyed. Lucky for today’s collectors, a lot of employees smuggled the coveted prototype figures out of the Kenner Toys offices. And while estimates as to how many prototype rocket-firing Boba Fett figures exist in the proverbial wild, most estimates place the number out there today at about 100 figures. That is actually quite a high number for different prototypes of one figure still in existence. That said, Boba Fett was always considered to be a very popular character in the “Star Wars” universe; even back in 1979, “Star Wars” toys were loved and coveted by millions. I had a chance to buy an ungraded rocket-firing Boba Fett prototype figure back in

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2011, but passed on the chance because at the time I was very sick and suffering with undiagnosed celiac disease and didn’t have an interest in spending the $11,000 the seller wanted at the time. That is why this is one of the hardest articles for me to write. The high end of the collecting market is always full of record-breaking auction sales. This is no different. What collectors need to understand about this sale is that just because you collect vintage “Star Wars” toys and action figures does not mean that your items will appreciate as much as this rocket-firing Boba Fett prototype action figure has over the years. You cannot allow the high end of any collector’s market to define the low to middle end of the market. Vintage “Star Wars” figures on average have remained flat for the past few years. It is only the items that are in heavy demand that are seeing great price increases at present. I urge collectors and speculators to use extreme caution if they are deciding to collect and pursue vintage “Star Wars” collectibles for investment. Prices of even once-coveted “Star Wars” 12-back figures that are AFA graded have been selling for modest sums now that the hype of the new “Star Wars” movies has finally begun to wear off. Make no mistake, this is one sale that truly belongs in a galaxy far, far away.

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Pre-Columbian Gold Drives American Indian And Tribal Art Auction Haida Raven Rattle Sells For $18,750 A surge in demand for preColumbian art made of solid gold lifted Heritage Auctions’ Ethnographic Art: American Indian, Pre-Columbian and Tribal Art Auction to $1,004,553 on June 25 in Dallas, Texas. A large gold pendant, from the Central American Diquis culture, more than doubled its high preauction estimate when it drew $50,000 to claim top-lot honors in the sale. “The Diquis was a preColumbian culture in what is now Costa Rica that produced some extraordinary gold art,” said Heritage Auctions senior ethnographic art specialist Delia Sullivan. “The popularity of the Diquis lots in this auction are a reflection of the upward trajectory in the quality of pre-Columbian and Ethnographic lots Heritage offers.” The Diquis culture flourished from A.D. 700 to 1530.

This Diquis gold pendant brought $23,750. The tumbaga pendant portrays a dancing cacique, or shaman, holding a large arch of two doubleheaded serpents.

The rare pendant, from a private U.S. collection, can be traced back to Enrique Vargas Alfaro, who sold high quality pre-Columbian art to prestigious collections and appeared in such museums as the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian, the Denver Art Museum and the William C. Carlos Museum. Two other Diquis gold lots produced returns among the top 10 results in the auction, when a superb Diquis gold pendant and a Diquis gold figure each brought $23,750. The tumbaga pendant portrays a dancing cacique, or shaman, holding a large arch of two double-headed serpents, while the gold figure depicts a man in a semi-seated position holding a staff with bird head

finial in his left hand and a staff with celt in his right. An important Olmec mask, from the collection of Robert and Carolyn Nelson, realized $35,000. The life-sized mask comes from the earliest known major civilization in Mesoamerica in the region that covers the modern states of Veracruz and Tabasco bordering the far eastern coast of Mexico. Multiple collectors made bids for a Tlingit Chilkat blanket until it realized $35,000. Dated to about 1890, the blanket measures 68 inches wide, excluding its fringe, and is created from mountain goat hair, cedar bark and analine dyes. Chilkat is a traditional style of weaving by the Tlingit and other people in the Pacific Northwest. A Mezcala figure sold for $18,750; a Plateau beaded wool horse

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the entire festival is. It is the hope of the association that more antique collectors and dealers in the Mid-Atlantic put this great show on their calendar and make the trip. Zoar is a two hour drive west of Pittsburgh, Pa., and about six hours from Lancaster, Pa. The price of admission is a great value. Entry Much of Zoar village was recently designated (2016) as a National Historic Landmark District. A number of buildings operate as museum properties of the association. The into the museum is Zoar Museum along Main Street is among them and is a must-visit. included (it is well worth the visit) along with admission to both the antique

A group of eight contemporary Virginville-style carved and painted The expansive community gardens are along Main Street. As the historical wooden birds were $1,400 from Greg marker reads, it was the separatists’ most public manifestation of their faith. The gardens are centrally located in town and based on the Book of Revelation, Kramer. with a towering tree in the middle representing Christ along with other planting elements surrounding it meant to represent allegorical themes.

This blue painted tin-paneled pie safe sold in Frank Swala’s booth. It was marked $20,000.

Brothers Bob and Jim Conrad had an array of early cast-iron mechanical and The Indian shooting a bear mechanical bank had 90 percent of its original still banks. paint and was marked $3,100 from Bob and Jim Conrad. Wayne Wilhide asked $165 for the red blanket chest and $195 for the large braided rug with turtle in center. Both sold.

An important Ohio paint-decorated chest priced at $29,000 found a buyer. It was sold by Frank Swala.

Martha Perkins and Barrett Menson of Perkins & Menson Antiques of Massachusetts were welcome additions to the dealer roster. Among Menson’s specialities are antique frames. The still-life in upper left was $395.

Kim Stout calls her business Thread Divine and sells all kinds of antique Stephen-Douglas Antiques of Vermont and vintage sewing related materials. asked $750 for the early chest with Swala sold a blue-painted pie carved panels and $3,950 for the ca. safe with punched tin panels. 1960 giant trade sign from Abenaki The panels read Farms in Walpole, N.H. The 45-star “Union/Now/And/Forever,” These game boards were $495 (upper U.S. flag was $250. and each had a spread-wing left), $465 (bottom), and $110 (right) and artisan shows. The town’s eagle clutching a patriotic from Delaware dealer Matt Greig. atmosphere is conducive to an shield. It was priced at antiques show and far superi- $20,000. Swala sold his special his fantastic “Newton Falls” Richland wooden sign. It was a stunner, or to a stuffy gymnasium or paint-decorated civic center where many shows County, Ohio, blanket chest early, and from Trumbull with fine landscape scene in County, Ohio. New additions tend to be held. the show, Andrew A lot of business was done front panel. It was marked to at the antiques show. The mix $29,000 and was a show stop- Richmond and Hollie Davis of and quality of offerings was per. Other sales included an the Ohio Company Antiques & tremendous. This is not a little expensive quilt and a Art, sold well. Just a few of the table top collectible show with Morgantown “people” crock. things to find new homes your grandmother’s doilies. John Kolar of Hudson, Ohio, included an early folk Advanced collectors know not sold an early transom, a trade to miss the Zoar Show, and sign in the form of a car, and great things are there. Jefferson, Pa., dealer Frank

The village of Zoar has many beautiful properties and gardens.

Chris Smith asked $3,450 for the red apothecary drawers, $595 for the hanging cupboard in upper left and $395 for the iron star on the right. The eyes/glasses trade sign was $1,250. watercolor, a cast-iron mill weight, several good signs, and a tall-case clock. The dealers, a healthy mix of young and old members of the trade, do a great job

This wooden folk art wall box was $425 from Joseph Weaver of Catskill Antiques. Just under 2,000 people attended the two-day show.

The full sheet Daniel Otto fraktur was $6,000 from John Kolar. bringing good material at many price points. The show is held on the last weekend in July, to not conflict with the National Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony annually held the first weekend of August in nearby Canton, Ohio. The 2020 dates of the antiques show will be Saturday and Sunday, July 25 and 26. To learn more about the antiques show or Historic Zoar Village, readers may visit www.historiczoarvillage.com.

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08/14/19, SNOW HILL, ONLINE ONLY NOW ENDS WED STARTING @ 5 PM, Quality antique furniture, glassware, decoys, collectibles. Pick up 8/17 9 am-1 pm @ 3951 Whitesburg Rd Snow Hill, www.easternshoreauc tions.com, Eastern Shore Auctions 08/17/19, RISING SUN, SAT 8:30 AM, Quality Estate furniture, BP guns, art, primitives, rugs, pottery, fine collectibles, lawn & patio, tools, household, 239 Joseph Biggs Memorial Hwy (Rt 274), Jim Racine Auctions 08/21/19, TRAPPE, ONLINE ONLY NOW ENDS WED STARTING @ 5 PM, Quality antique furniture, lamps, glassware, sterling silver, crocks, collectibles. Pick up 8/25 9 am-2 pm @ 29730 Bolingbroke, Point Dr Trappe, www.easternshoreauctions.com, Eastern Shore Auctions

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Five Of A Kind: The Dionne Quintuplets Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century By Donald-Brian Johnson

Here is perhaps the most popular photo of the Dionnes, dating from 1935. Mothers could keep track of their own newborn’s progress with the Dionne Picture books featuring the Dionne (Incidentally, this Newspaper Enterprises Association photo could be purchased Qunituplet Baby Book. (A “quints’ weight chart” even allowed mom to chart her baby’s progress, as compared to the quints!) Quintuplets were issued at least at Papa Dionne’s souvenir stand.) annually. This one covers “their first Dionne perfume, wash up with jumpstarted her dollmaking sell for well under $50, family. Papa Dionne built a two years.” Dionne soaps, or sing along to career. Advertising endorse- except for those Madame $75,000 mansion with funds Dionne from exposing his “Fifty Chubby Tiny Toes—The ments ranged from Karo Syrup Alexander dolls, still a pricey from the girls’ varied endorsements. The reunion was not a daughters to “certain death in Quintuplets’ Lullaby.” There to Palmolive Soap. Since so $300-plus/set. Shortly before their 10th happy one. By the time the some vaudeville show” and were Dionne picture books, many Dionne collectibles were appointed guardians. With Dionne spoons, paper dolls, produced, they remain birthday, the quints were Dionne Quintuplets turned 20, Continued on page 12 their parents sidelined, the fans, calendars, games, and remarkably affordable. Most reunited with the rest of the Dionnes were on their way to dolls. Lots of dolls. The most worldwide celebrity. famous of these, designed The “Dafoe Hospital” was by Madame Alexander, built near the family farmhouse. There, the sisters took There will be lots up residence in a communal of food & fun! crib. As the girls grew, they were photographed constantly, in staged replications of SATURDAY 8:30 AM their daily lives: toasting with To be held at the CLINTON CO. FAIRGROUNDS • 98 Race Track Rd, MILL HALL, PA glasses of milk on their birthJust off of I-80, Exit 178 to 220 N • 1/2 mile to Mackeyville Exit – Watch for signs day, peering through heartshaped cutouts on Valentine’s Day, pulling the beard of Dr. “Santa” Dafoe on Christmas. Hollywood came calling, and the quints starred in three Ring #1: 450+ Lots Catalogued Antiques and guns films loosely based on their from one man’s collection selling at 8:30 AM. lives, beginning with “The 40+ Griswald lots #13, #20 and more - Wagner Ware - Anvils - 21 Watch lots - Old signs - 15+ lots of misc Country Doctor” in 1936. Winchester tools - Lots of USA Knives - Axes - Mann - Kelley Works and more - Forge - Kettles - Cast Iron And, there were the visiAndrew Loomis painted many Seats - 34 Gun lots - Some very nice guns - Winchester M#36 9mm rim ﬁre - M#1886 40-82 WCF - Savage tors. Each summer brought idealized portraits of the Dionnes. 110 300 mag, and many more. A very nice clean auction. over 100,000 guests to “Springtime” decorated this hand fan, For full catalog call (570) 726-4602. Catalogs available by end of July or watch “Quintland.” Upon arrival, the as well as a 1942 calendar. AuctionZip.com ID# 17308 for updates and photos. curious could view the quints at morning and afternoon “showings” through one-way, soundproof glass. Meanwhile, outside his farmhouse, Papa Dionne ran a souvenir stand, complete with personally autographed “fertility stones.” Pony Auction starts in Ring #2 with tack at 9:00 AM. Dionne souvenirs were big Expecting 60-75 head of all types of ponies large and small; Also a variety of tack and carts business. If you couldn’t For Pony info call (814) 571-1553 • Eli S. Fisher - (814) 349-4479 • Ephraim H. Miller - (814) 571-1553 afford a trip to Canada, you Terms: Cash or good check - No internet bidding - Absentee bids will be accepted. could at least buy a Dionne Auction company, Fairgrounds and Auctioneers will not be responsible for accidents hankie, douse yourself with

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In the 1930s, Shirley Temple was America’s sweetheart. Ah, but there was only one Shirley. There were five Dionnes. Just over 85 years ago, on May 28, 1934, the Dionne sisters, the first and so far, only, set of identical quintuplets, were born in Canada. In this day of advanced fertility treatments, multiple births are nothing to get goggle-eyed over. In the 1930s, the odds were one in 57 million. The “five most adorable little girls in the world” made headlines. Cécile, Marie, Yvonne, Emilie, and Annette Dionne first saw light in a ramshackle farmhouse near Corbeil, Ontario. Their mother, Elzire, had already given birth to six children. She was just 25. Their father, Oliva, with whom the quints had a turbulent relationship, was. . .well, as he remarked in an early news report, “I’m the kind of fellow they should put in jail.” The initial survival of the Dionnes was credited to “the country doctor” who delivered them, Dr. Allan Dafoe. The quints weighed in at just 10 pounds, 1-1/4 ounces—total. Dafoe was so uncertain of their fate that he baptized them before the arrival of the parish priest. Oliva Dionne quickly explored his options. Within three days of their arrival, he’d agreed to exhibit his daughters at the Chicago World’s Fair for $250 a week (plus 23 percent of ticket receipts, if all lived). At that point, the government of Canada stepped in. A court order prohibited Papa

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The Career, Research And Collection Of Frederick H. Norton By Justin W. Thomas

This is Frederick (1896-1986). Courtesy of NASA.

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The red earthenware flowerpot reportedly made at Frank Lamson’s (1859-1936) Exeter Pottery Works in Exeter, N.H., was formerly owned by Norton and possibly acquired new from the pottery.

The red earthenware vase (left) is attributed to and during John Donovan’s employment at the Moses Paige Pottery in Peabody, Mass. The vase was once owned by Frederick Norton. The red earthenware vase (right) in a matching size and form is from the Lura Woodside Watkins Collection at the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institute, stamped “PEABODY POTTERY / 1736 / MADE BY / J.J. DONOVOAN / 1930.” Courtesy of the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institute.

My niece, Alexis, with two large hand-thrown pottery vases decorated with African animals that were made by Frederick Norton, ca. 1940s. These vases were likely made from the same terra-cotta clay that was reportedly developed by Norton and described as “superior.” American Academy of Arts and could visit some of the potterSciences, and professor of ies still in existence, like the industrial physics and direc- Dedham Pottery in Dedham, tor of the Division of Mass.; Frank Lamson’s (1859Industrial Cooperation and 1936) Exeter Pottery Works in Research at MIT. Exeter, N.H.; and even the Frederick H. Norton also Paige Pottery in Peabody, graduated from MIT with a Mass. degree in physics, and upon Among the objects that he graduation in 1918 was hired gifted to the MFA Boston were as the first technical employee four pieces of lead glazed red at NASA Langley, an aeronauti- earthenware made at the cal research facility in Paige Pottery: a vase, two jugs Hampton, Va. He became Ed and a pitcher, three of which Warner’s assistant and partner were marked by John in technical projects, such as Donovan (1851-1931), and I helping design Langley’s first believe that Norton acquired wind tunnel. After Warner’s all of these objects brand new departure in 1920 to become a from the pottery. professor of aeronautics at Overall, Norton gifted MIT, Norton replaced him as more than 200 pieces of glass the chief physicist. and pottery to the MFA Boston While Norton was in 1971. The list is long: employed in Virginia, he pre-Columbian pottery, Native authored more than 35 American pottery, Chinese acclaimed N a t i o n a l A d v i s o r y Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) technical reports. His special interest was the development of recording instruments for accurate measurements of aircrafts in flight. But he left These are Norton’s original manuscripts and photograph Langley in 1923, for the Martin Crafts Pottery in Nashua, N.H., and the changing his Exeter Pottery Works in Exeter, N.H. field of interest completely to become the head of the C e r a m i c s Division and member of the Department of Metallurgy at MIT. Other family members would also follow in the family legacy at the school. An aspect about the time that Norton Norton’s original research, photography and manuscript arrived at MIT in for the 19th-century Osborn family pottery in Gonic, N.H., the 1920s is the was published in the February 1931 issue of “The fact that he Magazine Antiques.”

Matching red earthenware pitchers (left) from the Norton Collection at the MFA and (right) from the Watkins Collection at the Smithsonian Institute. Both are This ca. 1897-1908 Merrimac Pottery stamped “PEABODY POTTERY / 1736 / MADE BY / J.J. DONOVOAN / 1930.” Company vase from Newburyport, Courtesy of both Museum of Fine Arts Boston and National Museum of Mass., was formerly owned by Norton. American History at the Smithsonian Institute. export porcelain, tiles and vases from Chelsea Keramic Art Works, Low Art Tile Works, Dedham Pottery, Newcomb Pottery, Marblehead Pottery, Grueby Pottery, Merrimac Pottery, Norton stoneware from both Worcester and Bennington, various other stoneware makers, some New England red earthenware, some Baltimore pottery and many other objects. However, some of the pottery Norton owned was also considered modern for the period. Norton may have also visited Russell Stahl’s (1911-86) pottery in Powder Valley, Pa., seeing that Stahl’s pottery is represented in the collection he gifted to the MFA. Russell was the third generation of Stahls to produce red earthenware on the family site, ceasing production altogether sometime about 1953. In fact, more-than 1,000 pieces of Russell’s pottery were sold onsite by Maurer’s Auctions in the summer of 1987. Living family members purchased much of the estate and

Three ca. late 1940s or early ’50s earthenware objects made by Frederick Norton at MIT now owned by the MFA Boston. Courtesy of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. formed the Stahl Pottery England Potters and Their Preservation Society (SPPS). Wares.” That landmark book I have found that Norton was published in 1950 and did not necessarily collect included Norton’s original pottery for its aesthetic research into the 19th-century appeal. Rather, it was more Osborn family pottery in likely used for his research, Gonic, N.H. like an article he wrote for the Interestingly, Watkins also winter 1975/76 issue of Studio wrote about the Paige Pottery Potter called “Clay: Why It Acts in “Early New England Potters The Way It Does.” Norton por- and Their Wares.” This busitrayed the story as an attempt ness operated at the same to simplify and describe the location as the Osborns, who structure of clay and the rea- made red earthenware in son why it acts the way it does Peabody from 1736 until the when used in a pottery body. 1850s. But she did not illusHis scholarship has been trate or mention that she featured by other writers. owned two marked pieces Massachusetts author Lura made by John Donovan at the Woodside Watkins (1897-1982) business, now kept with her cited Norton’s research collection at the National Continued on page 13 throughout “Early New

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While visiting a house in East Sandwich, Mass., on Cape Cod during Memorial Day weekend in 2015, I purchased some pottery from Henry Bornhofft III. The pottery was once owned by Frederick H. Norton (1896-1986), a physicist and ceramics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Mass. But, Norton was also a relative of the famed Norton family of potters in New England. He was also a potter himself. Bornhofft said that Norton was a friend of some members of his family, and each piece of pottery was marked on the base with a number, which corresponded with the same number in a book owned by Norton, identifying the object and how it was obtained. One of the objects during the visit really stood out to me. I was told John Donovan made an orange glazed vase at the Moses Paige Pottery (1847/481941) in Peabody, Mass., in the 1920s. I later learned that the form of the lead glazed red earthenware vase matched an object in the collection of the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C., which is prominently stamped, “PEABODY POTTERY / 1736 / MADE BY / J.J. DONOVOAN / 1930.” However, while Norton’s name may not be widely known today, in addition to leaving a legacy behind at MIT, he made contributions at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, as a contributor to the research of some well-known author’s publications. Frederick H. Norton Born in Manchester near Gloucester in Essex County, Mass., on Oct. 23, 1896, Frederick Harwood Norton was a relative of the Norton family of potters in Bennington, Vt., and Worcester, Mass. His parents were Charles and Frances Norton, and he was the eldest of six children. His father was a graduate of MIT, successful engineer, fellow to the

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Photographs owned by Norton include (top) Moses Paige’s Pottery in Peabody, Mass., ca. 1880, and (bottom) the Exeter Pottery Works, about 1885, showing a horse-drawn pug mill.

Sources: Chambers, Joseph R. “A Century of Langley.” Hampton, VA: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 2017. Norton, Frank H. & V.J. Duplin, Jr. “The Osborn Pottery in Gonic, New Hampshire.” The Magazine

This is Professor Norton inside his studio at MIT in Cambridge, Mass.

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Museum of American History. I suspect that Norton must have acquired a group of wares from the Peabody Pottery in the 1920s, consisting of the vase I purchased on Cape Cod, the four objects he gifted to the MFA and possibly the two pieces in the Watkins collection at the Smithsonian. Although soon after Watkins’ book was released, Norton wrote a pottery book of his own that was published in 1956, titled “Ceramics for the Artist Potter,” some of which was perhaps based on information Norton learned from being a potter himself. In fact, it was reported that Norton had developed a superior terra-cotta clay by the mid20th century. This superior clay is probably the same used on two large vases that I acquired from Bornhofft in 2015, both decorated with African animals. The MFA also owns a great collection of skillfully created earthenware made by Norton that is decorated in various vibrant colors, colors that any American art potter would have boasted about. In some ways similar to the research that Professor Norton published at NASA Langley, he also wrote some academic and scholarship material about ceramics that was published through MIT. Much of this applied to being a studio potter and creating artistic and decorative pottery, which had become fashionable, especially by some potters in Europe and Japan. He also wrote about the Martin Crafts Pottery in Nashua, N.H., the Norton Pottery in Worcester, and the Exeter Pottery Works, among other subjects. I learned about the whereabouts of a group of 19th-century earthenware billheads from businesses in West Sterling, Mass., and Dublin, N.H., also known as Chesham Village. These bills of receipt were all cited by Watkins in “Early New England Potters and Their Wares” and were just rediscovered in a collection of paperwork and books from Norton’s estate. A lot of Norton’s original research,

manuscripts, photography, as well as writing and paperwork from the Norton potteries in Worcester and Bennington were also identified. But aside from that, Norton contributed as an archeologist, as well. He recovered a great collection of artifacts that should be noted today from the original Dogtown settlement in Gloucester. The community was settled about 1693 and grew to more than 100 families and 60 to 80 homes by 1750 through the American Revolution. In the 20th century, Norton uncovered all sorts of artifacts around some of the settlement’s 18th-century foundations related to everyday life, including various types of red earthenware, some decorated with slip. Some of the pottery may have been made locally at a business owned by Daniel Bayley (1729-92) in the 1750s, but some of it may have been imported from elsewhere in Essex County or even the Colonial industry in Charlestown, Mass. The Sandy Bay Historical Society in Rockport, Mass., owns the Dogtown artifacts today. Professor Norton’s Legacy Frederick Norton’s name alone is easily recognizable today due to the manufacturing and creative success of the late 18th- and 19th-century potteries bearing his surname in Worcester and Bennington. But Norton should really be recognized for the remarkable pottery that he manufactured at MIT in the early 1900s. I am not sure how much of this pottery exists outside of the MFA, but the accomplished beautiful colored glazes are wonderful to see. But equally as much, Norton was a brilliant physicist who applied and tested his gifted intelligence to the field of ceramics, especially studio pottery, and how physics yielded a better understanding of what was actually taking place within the makeup of clay, the forming of clay, and how this all reacted inside of the kiln.

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Highlights: Rosewood Étagère, Maple Baker’s cabinet, 2 Oak Hoosier Cabinets, Pine carpenter’s toolbox, Pie Safe, Pine Corner cab., Oak spool cab., Folk Art painted pine blanket chest, Pantry Cupboard, 2 Spinning wheels, Pine Cottage dresser, Trunks, Maple DR & BR sets, QA style china, Windsor chairs, Thomasville Cherry Highboy, dresser, Reproduction Cherry Lowboy, Victorian heavily carved sofa w/armchair, 2 Rosewood marble turtle top tables, 2 Ladies’ and Gentleman’s chair sets, Walnut Eastlake High back bed w/matching marble top well dresser, Mid Century DR set, 5 pc. Salterini patio set, Centennial Banjo Clock, Wagon seat, Centennial Gilt Bull’s-eye Mirror, Governor Winthrop Secretary, Pine & Oak washstands, Machinist’s tool chest, Coke cooler, Mantel clocks, swan decoy, glass eye decoy, Hubley doorstops, Iron Bookends, Karastan Kirman Pattern 784, wool rugs, 25+ Royal Doulton Toby Mugs, Rare Chinese Yellow Famille Rose porcelain plate w/4 Iron Red Bats & 6 character mark in red, Orrefors decanter signed Evard Hald, Waterford cracker jar, 1940’s era Bally’s Triple Bell Slot Machine, Nickel plated National Cash Register #732, AF Tru-Model Train, Hanging store scales, Toledo Counter scale, 1848 Sampler, Steel Engraving “A Trip to Brighton”, Litho US PRR Exp. & Survey Source of the Peluse, “Spoonbills” w/c by Anne C. Potthast, 19th c. Oil on board Portrait Debutant, Pair Asian lithos Emperor and Empress on Thrones, 2 Ron Picou Framed, Signed & # lithos “Chesapeake Crabs, Steamed Alive” & “Love ’em Oysters, from the beds of the Chesapeake”, Engraved Baltimore Co. map, Silver Plate, Stieff pewter “Great Moments” in America plates, Wilton American Pewter spoons, Sterling Jewelry, costume jewelry, Deco Bakelite Pin master wristlet, 12+ Longaberger® baskets, Hummel & Jim Shore figures, RR lanterns, Iron frog statue, Griswold cast-iron sheep, Wolf Vine Greneker mannequin, fireman’s helmet, Collection Daisy and Button Glass, Crown Ducal plates, Rifle & Black Powder Guns: Colt 22 Cal. Octagon Rifle, 1863 US Springfield BP musket, DB-BP percussion rifle, DB Percussion BP musket, Spanish Jukar BP pistol, CVA BP pistol, Jukar BP Derringer Phila., Repro CW Swords, Ammo, Bayonets, Selsi spotting scope, WWII German Hitler stamps, Estate Collection of Unique Lawn & Garden items Rachel Bates statue Leaflings, Garden Gong, Ornate Trellis, Garden fence pieces, Lawn Art Whirligigs, 4 Pretzel back parlor chair plantstands, birdbath, 2 Chiminea, Cement whippet, 2 foxes, Ornamental north winds, Fairy step stones, large flower pots, gazing balls, cement planters, metal urns, Hull, McCoy & others planters, Champion Generator, 10” Radial saw, many tools, floor jack, FL East Coast Railway sign, Western Maryland Fast Freight Line sign, 2 propane patio heaters, Street signs, Neon Bass Beer, Meade Autostar Telescope, Rhapsody multiband radio, Sports memorabilia and much more. Preview Online at jimracineauctions.com Inspection: Friday, Aug. 16th • 3 P.M. to 5 P.M. Doors open Day of Sale at 8:00 A.M. Terms: Payment in Cash, Good Check, Visa/MC 10% Buyer’s Premium, 6% MD Sales Tax. Dealers please bring a copy of your current Tax ID. Not Responsible for accidents, all items sold “AS IS”, all sales final. Announcements the day of the sale precede any and all advertising. Not responsible for accidents.

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objects containing organic and animal materials such as bone, horn, ivory, shell, skin, or quill. Such objects are a significant subset of Winterthur’s collection of early American decorative arts. A $75,000 grant to support fellowship programs at independent research institutions will provide four months of stipend support for one fellow a year over three years. Both grants were among $28.6 million in awards announced in April for 233 humanities projects across the country. “These new NEH-supported projects will help shore up the nation’s most valuable assets: its history, literature,

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Two major grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) will enable Winterthur Museum, Garden, and Library to increase scholarship on objects made from organic materials while improving resources about those objects and provide financial support of scholars in its fellowship program. Both grants indicate the significance of the scholarship that occurs at Winterthur and its ongoing influence in the discipline of American material culture. A $268,172 grant from the NEH will allow Winterthur to identify, catalogue, and photograph 350 to 500 composite

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Single Owner Collection To Bring Excitement To Alderfer Auction Two-Days Of Sales Scheduled For Aug. 21 And 22 The Richard and Elisabeth Poole collection is slated to sell at Alderfer’s on Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 21 and 22. From Rehoboth Beach, Del., the offerings will be over 100 pieces of fine art and designer jewelry. The artwork is by wellknown East Coast artists such as Christopher H. Shearer, Charles Gruppe, Carl Weber, Bennett Bradbury, Edmund Darch Lewis and George McConnell. Sapphire, diamond, gemstones and pearls complete the 14-carat gold pins, earrings, bracelets and rings in this grouping. A live and online collector’s auction will be held on day two. The auction is filled with fine offerings of vehicles, art, antiques, furnishings, decorative accessories and jewelry selected by Alderfer’s team of professionals. Vibrant colors of fine Japanese porcelain, featuring portions of the DrickMessing collection, compose

70 lots. Showcased are rare and extraordinary examples of Imari, Kutani, Sumida Gawa, Fukugawa and Hirado porcelain. The jewelry and timepieces make statements with an 18carat Patek Philippe Calatrava, a ladies 18-carat Tiffany and Co. and 14-carat repeater pocket watch. Period furniture, Stickley mission oak, tiger maple step-back and corner cupboards keep the collector appeal as modern furniture, attributed to Paul McCobb, waits for a discerning buyer.

Alderfer Auction’s roots of Bucks County Impressionism are reflected in the fine art of Ranulph Bye, Christopher Willett, Walter E. Baum, Mildred Gehman, Christopher H. Shearer and Bennett Bradbury. The regional appeal continues with the 15-piece collection of sculpture from Philadelphia artist Joseph Greenberg. His two most notable works are the granite bear and cub in the Philadelphia Zoo, and his magnum opus is the “Symbol of Progress,” a 60-foot sculpture in the heart of Bethlehem, Pa.

Fine Art on day two will also include work from worldrenowned artists Auguste Rodin, Georges Omerth, and Luigii Settani. The two days will begin with the online-only single owner Poole collection on

Aug. 21 at 8 a.m. The live Discovery Art Auction is Aug. 22 at 9 a.m., which is followed by the live and online Collector’s Auction beginning at 10 a.m. Catalogs can be found by visiting www.alderferauction.com. Alderfer Auction services

Montgomery, Bucks, Berks and Chester counties, as well as the Tri-State area. Alderfer Auction is located at 501 Fairgrounds Road, Hatfield, Pa. For more information, call 215-393-3000.

GUNS WANTED

Antique & Modern Firearms Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols Revolvers, Edged Weapons

MILITARY & SPORTING Have Something to Sell? Looking For Something? Have a Service to Offer? Let us show you how to reach 60,000+ collectors & dealers in the EAST! Call Arlene in Classified Sales 717-492-2561 or 1-800-428-4211 x2561

This ocean scene is by Bennett Bradbury. 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

Licensed Dealer - Will Travel Century 20 LLC Highland Park, NJ 08904

732-249-1345 info@century20antiques.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 773-5252969, 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

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OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

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WANTED TO PURCHASE for Museum: Aviation, Space, Naval, Astronomical Items, Kits, Display Models, Books, Binoculars, Telescopes, & Parts. L.Matula, PO Box 1826, Temple City, CA 91780, Call 626-230-7612.

OVER 5000 ARTISTS

800.888.1063 art@rogallery.com This is a Patek Philippe Calatrava The fine painting is by E.D. Lewis. watch.

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BUYING MISSION FURNITURE, Hammered Copper, & Arts & Crafts Lighting by Stickley, Roycroft, Limbert & Van Erp. Call Ron 484-872-8216.

Bodybuilding Muscle Magazines Joe Weider Catalogs - Courses Arnold Schwarzenegger - Courses 1930’s-1990’s Bob Hoffman Booklet Courses Ironman - Muscle Builder Mr. America - Strength & Health Musclemag Muscular Development

BUYING LARGE DIAMONDS, Gold, Platinum, Silver, any condition, call Tony 484-872-8216

MAGAZINES OLD COMIC BOOKS Wanted Pre-1965, top dollar, Comic Art Foundation, Box 1414, Oklahoma City, OK 73101, 405-2365303, email ejg777@aol.com

Larry Marcotrigiano P.O. Box 130 New Hide Park, NY 11040

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516.449.6915 WE BUY Bodybuilding Photos, DVDs, CDs, Plus Complete Bodybuilding Collections

ROCK-N-ROLL MEMORABILIA: CONCERT programs, tour books, flyers, ticket stubs, posters, album inserts, promo items, call or text Rob 267-218-1793.

FOR SALE: SMALL Warehouse full of Antiques, etc. incl. Military items, jewelry, Indian items, artwork, much more located in New Jersey. Moving to Florida must sell. Call 908-234-0367, 908-7159659.

SELLING OLD TOYS and other Old Items. Call 215-808-0291. TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com

POSTCARDS

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SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items. Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA. WANTED: MUSIC BOXES, slot machines, old Juke boxes, any cond. Call or write Frank Zygmunt, PO Box 542, Westmont, IL 60559 zygm1015@aol.com 630-985-2742

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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.

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GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds. We buy, sell, & appraise. Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagephiladelphia@gmail.com 215-545-1100.

ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS Horror, SciFi, Disney, Promo Super Hero Comic Book Posters. 1-sheet & smaller sizes, spanning 50’s - present. Press kits & Sheet Music. Must have want list, reasonable prices. Looking for very rare items, I may have it! Al Nazario 400 W. 43rd St. Apt 12P, NYC, NY 10036, call 212-868-9203, email al.nazario@yahoo.com

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ONLINE ONLY AUCTIONS Quality Antique Furniture - Glassware Decoys - Collectibles Eastern Shore Auctions, Inc. is honored to sell the former estates of Ellen & Dave Barnes and Ruth & Lynwood Duncan of Pocomoke, MD. Quality items include furniture from the late 1700’s. Antique Tiger Maple highboy w/document drawer, Eastern Shore yellow pine corner cabinet, mahogany sideboard possibly from General John Dagworthy (Revolutionary War General), cherry drop leaf table w/doweled wood hinges, antique 12 tin pie safe, Steinway piano, Antique Gothic oak 9 tube Grandfather clock, Blue/gray stoneware umbrella stand, Decoys, Mettlach & Westerwald beer steins and other collectibles. This is a huge auction of quality items. See website for additional items and photos.

Bidding is currently open and ends on

Wednesday, August 14, 2019 starting at 5 P.M. Pickup Location: 3951 Whitesburg Road, Snow Hill, MD 21863 Checkout Date & Time: Pick up is Saturday, August 17, 2019 from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. No exceptions.

Quality Antique Furniture - Lamps - Glassware Sterling Silver - Crocks - Collectibles Eastern Shore Auctions, Inc. is honored to sell the estate of Ida Taylor of Trappe, MD. Quality items include a blind door mahogany secretary slant front desk, Hoosier cabinet, oak icebox & carved oak mirrored sideboard, walnut hat/coat rack, marble top tables, blue/gray stoneware crocks, piano lamps, Remington gun safe, Sterling silver and other collectibles. This is a huge auction of quality items. See website for additional items and photos.

Bidding is currently open and ends on

Wednesday, August 21, 2019 starting at 5 P.M. Pick up Location: 29730 Bolingbroke, Point Dr., Trappe, MD 21673

Checkout Date & Time: Pick up is Sunday, August 25, 2019 from 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. No exceptions.

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As the World’s Largest Collectibles Auctioneer, Heritage Auctions can provide the highest possible financial return for your vintage trading cards and sports collectibles. Cash advances and outright purchase offers are always available for quality material, and we are happy to provide free appraisals. And Heritage has never been late with a single consignment settlement check in our 40+ years in operation.

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ANTIQUES, ARTWORKS, VINTAGE TOYS and VIDEO GAMES, 19TH CENTURY CLOTHING, ORIENTAL and PERSIAN RUGS, ART GLASS, EPHEMERA and OLD BOOKS, CANDLEWICK COLLECTION

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019 • 10 A.M.

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LISTINGS SHORTLY. MANY ESTATES COMING IN!

• Pre-1980 trading cards

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• Vintage autographs

PREVIEW: TUESDAY AUG. 20, 2019 10 A.M.-5 P.M. WEDNESDAY AUG. 21, 2019 10 A.M.-4 P.M.

• Early tickets and programs

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• Advertising and display pieces • Game used uniforms and equipment • Championship rings, trophies and awards • Vintage photographs and more

Miriam Jameson Watercolor

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Call 877-HERITAGE (437-4824) or email Sports@HA.com to discuss opportunities

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Blister Pack Action Figures Candlewick Punch Bowl

Wolf Dress Form

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Stack of Quality Rugs

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