Historic Rock Ford To Host Noted Military Historian And Consultant “A Drumbeat Through History” Presentation Will Take Place Sept. 14 FRIDAY AUGUST 26,2022 • VOL.52,NO.34 FEATURE RESULTS: Potter & Potter’s Pop Culture,Disneyana And Collectibles Auction - Page 2 In This Issue &SHOPS,SHOWSMARKETS.. . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 7 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . starting on page 8 AUCTIONEER DIRECTORY . . . . on page 8 CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . . . . . . . . .on page 11 ANTIQUES NEWS, P.O.BOX 500 MOUNT JOY, 17552 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED PRSRT U.S.POSTAGESTD PAID ENGLE PUBLISHING CO. Rose’s Boutique Opens Farmer’sLeesportAtMarketEarly 12-Cent U.S. Postage Stamp Brings $19,520 Holabird’s Wild West Auction Held July 21 To 24 antiquesandauctionnews.net Continued on page 5 Continued on page 4 Continued on page 7 U.S.earlyThis12cent postage stamp with a portrait bust of George Washington, graded in fine/very fine condition, despite a little dirt and some crinkle, sold for $19,520. Two gold coins from the U.S. Mint in Charlotte, N.C., both bearing the “C” mint mark: an 1850-C $1 gold coin graded VF-EF condition and an 1851C $2-1/2 gold coin, graded F-VF, sold for $3,374. The scarce Keg Saloon territorial token (“Keg / Saloon /Tombstone / Arizona Territory (A.T.) / Good For / 1 / Drink”), round in shape, brown in color and 25 mm in diameter, sold for $1,830.
“We have interesting things for interesting people,” remarked Rose Brandt, the owner of a recently opened shop located at the Leesport Farmer’s Market in Leesport, Pa. “We are constantly changing the variety of primitives, artwork, books, both vintage and antique items. You never know what will show up, but you will always have fun because we are always on the hunt for items and are a friendly, family-oriented shop,” continued Brandt. For several years, Brandt was known for unique displays at local shows and flea markets. She has cut back on her show schedule to concentrate on the shop but still sets up at the Central Park Field in Brimfield and the D.C. Big Flea. The Leesport Market is open every Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The boutique’s hours are every Wednesday from 4:30 a.m. Historic Rock Ford, consisting of the ca. 1794 General Edward Hand Mansion and the John J. Snyder Jr. Gallery of Early Lancaster County Decorative Arts, will host military history and consultant Col. J. Craig Nannos, USA Ret., as he presents “A Drumbeat Through History” on Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 7 p.m. Col. Nannos will present information about historic American military drums and their identification. Specifically, he will focus on the period of 1770 to 1870, which he considers to be the “Golden Age” of decorated military drums. This program will be held on the first floor of the Rock Ford Barn and includes admission to Historic Rock Ford’s special exhibit, “Long Rifles of the American Revolution: How Lancaster County Craftsmen Helped Win the War,” located in the Snyder Gallery (second floor of the Barn). Wine, nonalcoholic beverages and desserts will be served during Nannos’Reservationspresentation.may be made at www.Rockford.yapsody.com. Tickets are $30 for the general public and $25 for members of the Rock Ford Foundation, the 501(c)(3) organization that owns and operates Historic Rock Ford. Nannos has extensive experience in museum development of exhibitions and history and/or military consulting. He was committee chairman within the Army Museum System as well as consultant to the National Park Service (Harpers Ferry Center), the FBI and numerous federal, state and private institutions. In addition, he has served as a An extremely rare early U.S. 12cent postage stamp with a portrait bust of George Washington sold for $19,520, and the 1860 U.S. Army Colt revolver with a Richards conversion that once belonged to legendary lawman and gunfighter Elfego Baca (1865-1945) hit the mark for $13,750 at Holabird Western Americana Collections’ Wild West Auction held July 21 to 24. The auction saw several record prices established in numerous collecting categories, held online and live at Holabird’s gallery in Reno, Nev. It was headlined by the collections of Gary Bracken, who collected in a staggering 60-plus categories, and James and Barbara Sherman, whose huge collections were housed in a museum in Tucson,HundredsAriz. of collectible items, 2,441 lots in all, came up for bid, at price points that appealed to seasoned collectors and novices alike. Internet bidding was facilitated by “LawcovergunShermanoutandfineearner.Theunknownaccountedseries.valueofIndustrythealsozip.com.Invaluable.comLiveAuctioneers.com,iCollector.com,andAuctionPhoneandleftbidsweretaken.The12-centstampwasfromGaryBrackencollection.expertDavidBowerssaidthestampin1989,“The12-centisanextremerarityintheOnlytwospecimenscanbeforpresently.Itwastospecialistsuntil1939.”casedstampwasthesale’stopItwasgradedinfine/verycondition,despitealittledirtsomecrinkle.TheElfegoBacarevolvercameoftheJamesandBarbaramuseumcollection.Thewasaccompaniedbyahard-first-editioncopyofthebookandOrderLtd.:TheRousing
Life of Elfego Baca” by Kyle S. Crichton (1928), autographed by the author and by Baca, whose life as a famous lawman in New Mexico was depicted in a Disney miniseries in 1959-60. All prices reported include the buyer’s premium. Day one featured 480 lots of philatelic items (to include postcards and postal history, featuring items from the Bracken collection and a collection out of Elcano, Nev.) and stocks and bonds. Over 600 lots came up for bid on the firstHighlightsday. included a rare 1860 manuscript out of the short-lived Monoville (Nev.) mining camp, one of only two examples known, with a Utah Territory postmark and stamped “Paid 10c” and “DUE 10” ($7,187), and a Leavenworth City and Pikes Peak Express cover, stamped June 30, 1869, and addressed to Denver City, Kansas Territory ($1,625). Leavenworth City
Exciting Event Featured Large Collection Of Mid-Century James Bond/007 Merchandise That Caught The Eyes Of Bidders Worldwide
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This James Bond “Secret Agent Shooting Attaché Case” with its original box made $3,840. It was released in 1965 in Bronx, N.Y., by Multiple Toy Makers. Its accessories remained factory sealed beside the original attaché case.
A large “The 007 Car Is Here!” promotional banner realized $3,600. This ca. 1960s/70s double-sided, cotton banner was believed to be posted while the 007 car was touring to promote one of the Bond films.Three
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boxes of Topps “Star Wars” trading card sets from 1977/78, sold for $4,560. Each box had 36 sealed packs. The collection included two second series sets and one fourth series set, as well as a quantity of other “Star Wars” trading cards.
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Potter & Potter’s June 16 sale really brought on the heat from start to finish. After a full day of spirited bidding, 29 lots realized $1,000-$2,499; 16 lots made $2,500-$9,999; and one lot broke the five-figure mark. albums, and ephemera provenance most beloved performers the 20th century took many of the top lot slots in this important sale. A Gibson Lucille electric guitar signed by B.B. King, Eric Clapton and other members of King’s original band was estimated at $8,000-$10,000 and delivered $16,800. This instrument was part of King’s 70th birthday tribute concert held in Memphis at the Orpheum Theater in October 1995. A letter on Atlantic Hotel stationery signed by all four Beatles and British comedian Nat Jackley was estimated at $4,000-$6,000 and realized $8,400. This note from September 1967 confirmed the reservation for Louise George for the dates of Sept. 9-14, 1967. Beatlemania came to the Atlantic Hotel of Newquay, Cornwall, UK, in September 1967 as the most famous rock group in the world spent three days there filming scenes for their film, “Magical Mystery Tour.”A copy of Pink Floyd’s “Meddle” album was estimated at $1,000-$2,000 and sold for $6,600. This 1971 example was signed on the front cover by Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Rick Wright. “Meddle” was the last of Pink Floyd’s albums to see lyrical contributions from all members, as it was during this time that Roger Waters began to take on a greater leadership role in the Jamesgroup. Bond 007 related materials also walked the red carpet at this entertaining event. A James Bond “Secret Agent Shooting Attaché Case” with its original box made $3,840. It was released in 1965 in Bronx, N.Y., by Multiple Toy Makers. Its accessories remained factory sealed beside the original attaché case. Tucked underneath were instructions, a passport case, and decals on a tabbed file divider. An all original box of James Bond “Thunderball” bubble gum and trading card packs produced by Somportex in 1966 was estimated at $300-$500 and soared to $4,800. The lot included 71 (of 72) packs along with two open wax packs and six loose cards from the set. A James Bond “KKS Luger Pistol Attaché Case” produced in Japan by KKS was estimated at $300-$500 and realized $4,560. This ca. 1960s set included a hard plastic black fitted case containing a 007 Luger, silencer, scope, rifle attachments, time bomb, and bullets. A James Bond “T-Diamond 7 Cap Firing Machine Gun” made in Japan by Tada/Atom was estimated at $400-$800 and also went for $4,560. This hard plastic, battery-operated example from the 1960s had a “Thunderball” tie-in text to its box lid and a gilt 007 decal on the rifle. A large “The 007 Car Is Here!” promotional banner was estimated at $200-$300 and sold for $3,600. This ca. 1960s/70s double-sided, cotton banner was detailed with yellow letters on a navy background, a thick stitched canvas border, and metal grommets. It is believed the banner was posted while the 007 car was touring to promote one of the BondThreefilms.boxes of Topps “Star Wars” trading card sets from 1977/78 were estimated at $300-$500 and scored $4,560. Each box had 36 sealed packs. The collection included two second series sets and one fourth series set, as well as a quantity of other “Star Wars” trading cards. An early edition of Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson’s “Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Game Rules White Box Set” was estimated at $400-$600 and served up $2,880. Printed in Lake Geneva, Wis., by Tactical Studies Rules in 1974, the lot included four staple-bound booklets and “Reference Sheets,” in their original printed holder. A ca. 1970s Walt Disney World Main Street USA cigar store figure was estimated at $1,500-$2,500 and sold for $2,880. This 60inch-tall original wood and insulation figure was modeled after an Indigenous Chief that once stood outside of the cigar store at the Main Street USA attraction at Walt Disney World during its first year of opening. A large Pinocchio Collector’s Edition marionette realized $2,040. It was made in Los Angeles by Bob Baker Marionettes in the 1990s and high level of enthusiasm around a first-rate James Bond collection. But some of the lots with the most bidding and highest hammer prices fell in other categories, such as music and entertainment. It gives us plenty to look forward to for our next auction in the category,” according to Joe Slabaugh, director of cataloging.Potter& Potter, founded in 2007, is a Chicago area auction house specializing in paper Americana, vintage advertising, rare books, playing cards, gambling memorabilia, posters, fine prints, vintage toys, and magicana - antiques and collectibles related to magic and magicians. For more information, visit www.potterauctions.com.
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By Shawn Surmick There are two words I wish I could remove from the lexicon of anyone involved in the buying and selling of antiques and collectibles: undervalued and overvalued. I have long argued that these words are irrelevant to anyone involved in markets where speculation reigns supreme. Assigning value to an antique or collectible is not on par with assigning value to a stock, bond, or even real estate. Antiques and collectibles are a special asset class whose value is not attributed to cash flows and dividend payments. Yet I often have in-depth conversations with collectors, dealers, and speculators who try to explain why a particular collectible is undervalued or potentially overvalued at present time. For perspective, let’s review a particular discussion I recently had with two high-profile vintage comic book collectors. Both collectors are in their 50s and have been avidly collecting comic books for 30-plus years. In that time, and due to the massive rise in prices for certain vintage comic books, both individuals will have done very well should they decide to sell their entire collections today. Most of the books in these collections are high grade and third-party graded. Any auction company that deals in vintage comic books would be chomping at the bit to get a chance to auction off these books; however, getting these individuals to consign their collections is another matter entirely. We had a friendly debate about the current state of the vintage comic book market. Assuming you have not been living under a rock as of late, it should come as no surprise that certain key issue vintage superhero themed comic books from the late 1930s all the way up to present day have been soaring in value. Outside of the earlier “golden age” mega keys like Action Comics #1 (first appearance of Superman) and Detective Comics #27 (first appearance of Batman), Marvel Comics have been performing better in the overall market than that of vintage DC Comic key issues. This has caused both of these comic book collectors to declare that DC Comics and mainly DC Comic superhero key issues are undervalued at present time. Ironically, neither comic collector in this discussion would dare admit that if that is the case, key vintage Marvel comic books would be overvalued in today’s marketplace? Confusing matters more, I personally don’t think that key vintage Marvel comics are overvalued, just like I do not believe that key vintage DC Comics are undervalued. The reason for this is twofold, so let me explain further. The current vintage comic book marketplace favors Marvel superhero key issues because Marvel is owned by Disney. Disney was the first to realize the potential value of the Marvel Comics franchise when they purchased the company in 2009. Ever since that acquisition, Disney has done a top-notch job of creating an expansive cinematic universe starring all of their popular (and in some cases unpopular) back catalog of Marvel superheroes. Along with leveraging theatrical releases every few months, Disney has also learned to leverage their own Disney Plus streaming service with original mini-series based on these same characters. Add in connective stories tying these characters to other aspects of the Marvel cinematic experience, and Disney created a fan-obsessed, never-ending universe of gripping stories that could potentially go on forever. They truly succeeded at bringing these comic characters to life, and comic collectors along with casual enthusiasts took notice. Add in a plethora of licensing opportunities and other product tie-ins, and it is easy to see that Disney created a cash cow as a result. On the other sideof the spectrum, DC Comics has also done a good job at bringing some of their popular characters to the big screen and to limited television series. Obviously Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Aquaman are all excellent examples. Unfortunately, due to a series of bad decisions and setbacks, DC was unable to position itself like Disney in this regard (spoiler alert: DC Comics just canned the Batwoman movie after spending over $90 million on its development). As a result, when comparing the Marvel cinematic universe to that of the DC Comics cinematic universe, there is no comparison. Marvel has blown DC away in this regard for years. Before I go any further, I should point out that I actually like DC’s Batman more than any other superhero ever created. That said, most DC Comic characters are not as zany or personality driven as some of the more popular Marvel comic characters. On the Marvel side of the equation, Iron Man is a favorite of mine. Differences aside, comparing Batman to Iron Man can be done, but most comic enthusiasts would tell you that Batman is much more dark and static than Iron Man, which is kind of ironic since Batman (and his sidekick, Robin) have always been considered the “dynamic duo.” I have never seen anyone go to a modern era Batman movie and expect to leave feeling warm and fuzzy. Batman is meant to be dark, violent, and
Undervalued And Overvalued Vintage Comics Books In The Market
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This is a souvenir showbook for the Broadway production of “The Music Man,” 1957, est.
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What if you wrote a musical about your hometown, and they made a movie of it? Would anybody come? Well, Meredith Willson wrote one, and the crowds came in droves. In 1962, “The Music Man,” starring Robert Preston and Shirley Jones, premiered in Willson’s hometown, Mason City, Iowa (“River City,” as re-christened in the movie).There were 90,000 people that attended. And Willson himself led a 600-strong marching band down the city streets as they tootled their way through “76 Trombones.” Set in 1912, “The Music Man” is all about huckster Harold Hill, who travels from town to town selling musical instruments and organizing “boys’ bands,” even though he’s bereft of musical training. Hill stays one step ahead of the law, until true love with a local librarian trips him up, over Fourth of July weekend in River City. If “The Music Man” seems true-to-life, that’s because, for the most part, it is. Meredith Willson was born in River City (er... Mason City) in 1902. As a visit there reveals, he seems to have remembered absolutely everything about his hometown. There’s the public library (the setting for “Marian the Librarian”), the leafy footbridge where Harold Hill romanced Marian Paroo and the restored Willson home, with its uncanny resemblance to the show’s Paroo residence.Today, in Mason City, Iowa, there is “Music Man Square,” a 10-million dollar “learning center for music students of all ages.” Its Grammy,playcontribution).withbymemorabiliaarrayItsbankfromWarneratesauthentically“streetscape”re-cre-thesetoftheBrothersfilm,barbershoptotobilliardparlor.museumhasavastofMeredith(donatedhiswidow,alongasizablefinancialOndis-arehispiano,aandeven his Presidential Medal of Freedom, plus, of course, lots of “Music Man” artifacts, including, suspended from the ceiling, 76 actual trombones.Chatfield, Minn., my hometown, has a long history of community theater presentations. In 1982, I was spending the summer there, playing Harold Hill in “The Music Man.” Shows were presented in cavernous Potter Auditorium. With its basketball-court-sized stage and audience seating for 900 (roughly half of Chatfield’s population), practically anything imaginable can be brought to giant-size life in Potter. For “The Music Man,” that meant a cast of 75, a live horse hauling the “Wells Fargo Wagon,” and the 40member Chatfield Brass Band marching onstage for a grand finale rendition of “76 Trombones.”ThenChatfield’s own “music man” had an idea. Attorney Jim Perkins, founder of the Brass Band, suggested “What if Meredith Willson himself came to town?” A call was made, and breaths were held. What would the responseLuckily,be?years in California hadn’t diminished Willson’s native Iowa thriftiness. He’d been contemplating a visit to the Mayo Clinic in nearby Rochester. If Chatfield paid for his plane fare and hotel room, attendance at “The Music Man” could be arranged, handily combined with doctor visits. Since Meredith’s health was extremely precarious, his wife, Rosemary, warned us “not to expect too much.” He would wave to the crowd when introduced, but as for anything else, well. On Aug. 12, 1982, the curtain rose on “The Music Man,” Chatfield-style. Beforehand, a frail but smiling Meredith Willson was honored with a standing ovation from the packed house. The show moved along energetically and tunefully. Then came the finale. The Chatfield Brass Band appeared, accompanying the lively vocals of “76 Trombones.” The entire cast marched up the auditorium aisles. I led the gang, oversized drum major’s baton in hand. When we reached the seats occupied by the Willsons, Rosemary beckoned me over. “You know,” she said, “I think Meredith would like to join you.” I held out my baton. The years dropped away, as Meredith Willson grabbed it, and happily led the performers back onstage. By now, the
This is Meredith Willson in a ca. 1940 promotional photo.
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Preston as Harold Hill and Barbara Cook as Marian Paroo in the original Broadway production of “The Music Man,” 1957. This is sheet music for one of “The Music Man’s” numerous hits, the patter song “Ya Got Trouble,” est. $5-$10. Continued on page 6
The souvenir ornament depicts Mason City’s one-and-only “music man,” Meredith Willson, est. $10-$15.
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17062MALL,STITCHMillerstown717-589-7810INTIMEANTIQUE&GIFT 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322.
08005 Barnegat609-698-3020 BAY AVENUE ANTIQUES, 349 S. Main. Open Wed.- Sun., Noon - 6 PM. Book Seller, Pottery, Glass, Furniture, Holiday, Decoys, Antiques & UniquesPLUS Chalkpaint & Iron Orchid Design. A rare 1860 manuscript out of the short-lived Monoville (Nev.) mining camp, one of only two examples known, with a Utah Territory postmark, stamped “Paid 10c” and “DUE 10,” realized $7,187. This Endlich & Good squatshaped beer bottle, ca. 186164, very light aqua, an early territorial soda with a bit of a drippy top (“Endlich & Good / Denver City / C T 6”), sold for $7,187.
collectibles, vintage, etc.! Something for Everyone! 17350ZELMA’SNewOxford717-624-3800EMPORIUM (Formerly Golden Lane) 11 N. Water Street. Antiques, Americana, Art, Asian, Primitives, etc. Closed Mon., Tues.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5 or by appt. ZelmasAntiques.com 17361SHREWSBURYShrewsbury717-235-6637ANTIQUECENTER 65 N. Highland Dr. “A True Antique
The major fall exhibition at Frick Madison (the temporary home of The Frick Collection during renovation of its historic buildings) presents the largest and most significant promised gift of drawings and pastels in the institution’s history. Assembled by Elizabeth “Betty” and Jean-Marie Eveillard, avid collectors of drawings and pastels, the exhibition includes European works ranging in date from the end of the 15th century to the 20th century and representing artists working in France, Britain, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands. The 26 works include some of the couple’s finest acquisitions: 18 drawings, five pastels, two prints, and one oil sketch. Along with preparatory figurative sketches and independent studies and portraits are two vivid landscape scenes. Artists represented come from the same schools that attracted Henry Clay Frick as a collector, many of whom are represented in the permanent collection: François Boucher, Edgar Degas, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, Thomas Lawrence, and Jean-François Millet. The gift also introduces to the museum’s holdings works by artists not previously represented, including
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17572 Ronks 717-687-7787 COUNTRY LOFT ANTIQUES 215 Hartman Bridge Rd. Multi-Dlr. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture. Open 7 days/ week 10-5. www.thecountryloft.net
Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace.
The 1860 U.S. Army Colt revolver with a Richards conversion that once belonged to legendary lawman and gunfighter Elfego Baca (1865-1945) sold for $13,750.
19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 Possum Park Mall. Summer Hrs.: Mon-Sat. 12-8, Sun. 12-5. Over 45 Showcase/ Room Dealers selling quality antiques & collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com 21901 North East410-287-8318 5 & 10 ANTIQUE MARKET, 115 S. Main St. Daily 10am-6pm. Cecil County’s largest! Approx. 65 dealers, variety & nostalgia. Buying/ selling antiques & collectibles. Local honey available. 07052 West Orange973-323-1711 VALLEY VINTAGE, 168 South Valley Rd. Open Mon-Sat. 11-6, Sun. 12-5. 2100 sq.ft., 25+ dealers. Antiques, vintage, collectibles, furniture, decor, kitchenware, jewelry, books, LPs, ephemera. 07901 Summit 908-273-9373 SUMMIT ANTIQUES CENTER, 511 Morris Ave. 2 floors, 50+ dealers. Antiques, collectibles. Smalls to furniture. Open 7 days 11-5. Free www.thesummitantiquescenter.comParking.
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A ca. 1888-89 Montag Buena Vista hutch soda bottle, deep amber color, 6.5 inches tall, with a misspell (“G. A. Montag / Buenna (sic) Vista / Colo.”) and a replaced top, sold for $3,375. graded, sold for $3,374. Also, a lot of six Byzantine gold coins, including coins from the reigns of Anastasius (AD 491-518), among others, graded, realized $4,699. Avery rare octagonal token from the Rhyolite (Nev.) saloon (“The Payteller / 12-1/2 c / Rhyolite, Nev.”), 30 mm in diameter, with a graphic of a bearded miner with a pick, shovel and lunch bucket, plus a mountain and rising sun, fetched $2,750, while an equally scarce Keg Saloon territorial token (“Keg / Saloon /Tombstone / Arizona Territory (A.T.) / Good For / 1 / Drink”), round in shape, brown in color and 25 mm in diameter, went to a determined bidder for $1,830. The auction’s final day featured Native Americana, cowboy and Wild West, minerals and mining, sports, bottles (highlighted by Colorado and Oklahoma), and saloon, tobacciana and gaming.For additional information, call Fred Holabird at 775851-1859 or 844-492-2766 or email fredholabird @gmail.com. ADS IN GUIDE ARE LISTED IN ZIP CODE SEQUENCE WITHIN EACH STATE. 18962 Silverdale215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring 45 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 -5, Sundays 11-4 19464 PottstownInfo: 610-326-1911 MEMORIES N’ MORE, 204 High St. Old paper, ephemera, 2940 Main 10-5 YESTERYEARHanover717-637-1612ANTIQUECENTER, 441 PineSt Open Daily 10-5. 26,000 sq.ft., 130+ Dealers. Antiques, Mall” over 10,000 sq.ft. with over 55 dealers. Open 7 days, 10-5. Ample parking. Close to other shops in historic village.
daily. Berks Co. Largest Antique Boutique. Antiques,Collectibles, Vintage Home & Garden Decor. 17331
18229 Jim ANTIQUESThorpe610-850-5660ONBROADWAY,52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, glass, autographs, pottery, guns, artifacts, coins and vintage collectibles. Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5.
MALL, 1 S. Main Street. Open Daily, 11-5; Sat. 10-5. Antiques, glassware, records, coins, stamps, military items, collectible toys, Trains, linens, books & ephemera. 08081CARNIVALSicklerville856-545-3187OFCOLLECTABLES, 368 Cross Keys Rd. Open Wed.- Sat. 10am6pm, Sun. 10am-5pm. 12,000 sq.ft Antique & Arts Mall, over 100 dlrs. www.carnivalofcollectables.com 08525
Collector gritty thanks to how he was reimagined after the campy 1960s television show that most of us know and love. That said, has any parent actually thought that any of the Iron Man or Avengers movies starring Iron Man were too dark and intense for pre-teen children to see? In conclusion, collectors need to understand that current market dynamics and factors sometimes beyond their control make and break markets in the antiques and collectibles trade. The fact that Disney has expertly crafted the Marvel Universe into what it is today does not mean key vintage Marvel comic books are overvalued.
Continued from page 3 On the flip side, because DC Comics are not currently viewed as being on par with Marvel Comics in this manner does not mean that DC Comics are undervalued at present time. As I have stated multiple times, the only constant in the antiques and collectibles trade is change. And make no mistake, there will come a time when superhero movies are no longer seen as the guaranteed money maker that they are today, and when that happens I would not want to be the one holding some of these supposedly “overvalued” comic books. I assure you that the market is pricing them correctly at present time, and the market will always price them correctly going forward. As a result, there is no such thing as a collectible or an antique being overvalued or undervalued in the current investment hype-driven marketplace. It’s just not feasible without redefining these terms. That said, speculators are going to speculate, and haters are going to hate. Until we meet again.
Frick To Present Exhibition Of Major Acquisitions This Fall Eveillard Gift Includes Works On Paper By Caillebotte, Degas, Delacroix, Fragonard, Goya, Lawrence, Millet, Sargent, Vigée Le Brun, And Watteau
08062 Mullica Hill 856-478-9810 MILL ANTIQUE DESIGNTOMATOHopewell609-466-9833FACTORYANTIQUE&CENTER, 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 www.tomatofactoryantiques.comDealers. Toms River732-349-5764 MAIN STREET ANTIQUE CENTER 251 Main St. Open Mon.-Fri. 10am-3:30pm, Sat. 10am-4:30pm, Sun. 12-4:30pm. Wide variety.
magazines, books, records, postcards + sundry other goods. Tues.-Sat., 11am-4pm. 19543MORGANTOWNMorgantown610-913-1953MARKET,
18944TREASUREPerkasie215-257-3564TROVE , 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. In business 42 years.
antiquesandauctionnews.net Antiques & Auction News — August 26, 2022 - - 5 F063434 ATTENTION YourShouldn’tSHOPBeListedInThisDirectory? CALL 1-800-800-1833, ext. 6022 Monday-Friday717-892-6022or8:00am-4:30pm E-MAIL Submit your ad to us therr@engleonline.comatDeadline:ThursdayatNoonforFriday’sedition and Pikes Peak Express Co. was the first express service between Denver City and Leavenworth City. Day two contained art, transportation collectibles (including railroad and steamer passes, ephemera and artifacts), and general Americana (including geographic sort, general store and miscellaneous categories). In all, 625 lots crossed the block. A highlight lot was the Florence & Cripple Creek (Colo.) railroad lantern made by Adlake (latest patent date 1913), featuring an open wire metal basket, a clear globe with “F & CC RR” embossed ($2,625).Daythree was perhaps the auction’s busiest day. Both the 12-cent stamp and the Elfego Baca revolver were sold, which featured numismatic offerings (including currency and scrip; U.S., ancient and foreign coins; plus medals, badges and exonumia) and tokens, featuring Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Oklahoma.Coincollections housed in Dansco #7000 albums were a hit with collectors. A few examples included an album covering 1,000 years of English history, from Eanred to Victoria, including four coppers, 83 silvers and a gold guinea of George III ($8,435). All were identified and included many half crowns, shillings and dozens of hammered coins. An Islamic Coin album containing an ancient collection of 101 Islamic coins, mostly silver but also featuring 40 copper and three gold (Suleiman the Magnificent, Mahmud I and Mahmud II), with 23 of the silver coins 703 AD to 18th century Ottoman, realized $4,940. A lot of two gold coins from the U.S. Mint in Charlotte, N.C., both bearing the “C” mint mark: an 1850-C $1 gold coin, graded, and an 1851-C $2-1/2 gold coin, Continued from page 1 Holabird
The octagonal token from the Rhyolite (Nev.) saloon (“The Payteller / 12-1/2 c / Rhyolite, Nev.”), 30 mm diameter, with a graphic of a bearded miner with a pick, shovel and lunch bucket, went for $2,750.
A Florence & Cripple Creek (Colo.) railroad lantern made by Adlake (latest patent date 1913), featuring an open wire metal basket, a clear globe with “F & CC RR” embossed, sold for $2,625.
Rosemary and Meredith Willson greet the author, DonaldBrian Johnson, at Chatfield, Minnesota’s, presentation of “The Music Man,” August, 1982, Chatfield Historical Society archives. Photo Associate: Hank Kuhlmann.Photos by Donald-Brian Johnson, except as noted. Donald-Brian Johnson is the co-author of numerous books on design and collectibles, including “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns. He’s played Harold Hill more than once. Please address inquiries to: donaldbrian@msn.com.
The imposing exterior of Mason City’s “Music Man Square” as seen here. The lyrics of “76 Trombones” are incised along the building’s top border. The “streetscape” of “Music Man Square” re-created in authentic detail the setting of the 1962 film. A meticulous re-creation of a scene from the movie depicts Amaryllis practicing piano at the Paroo home from “Music Man Square’s” streetscape, Mason City, Iowa.
antiquesandauctionnews.net6- - Antiques & Auction News — August 26, 2022 Celebrating52Years! ANTIQUE SHOW & FLEA MARKET OVER 300 EXHIBITORS September 3 & 4 October 8 & 9 November 5 (Sat. only) 8AM TO 4PM • RAIN OR SHINE Free Admission & Parking • No Pets Exhibitor Space Available 845-221-6561 428 Rt. 216, Stormville, NY As seen on HGTV “Flea Market Flip” www.stormvilleairportfleamarket.com R087019 ADAMSTOWN Indoor Antiques Center - 300 Indoor Booths 250 Outdoor booths available EVERY SUNDAY 7:30 AM TO 4 PM 2500 N. Reading Rd. Denver, Pa. 17517 717-336-2177 renningers.net KUTZTOWN Indoor Antiques Center EVERY SATURDAY 8 AM to 4 PM Renningers Kutztown Vintage, 32 booths & Farmers Market Open Fri. 10 to 6 & Sat. 8 to 4 740 Noble St. Kutztown, Pa 19530 610-683-6848 renningers.net Visit our website or call to reserve a booth. Corp office -Mon -Thurs. 570-385-0104 Kutztown- Fri- Sat. 610-683-6848. Online at our website R087528 HEMPFIELD COMMUNITY FLEA MARKET LABOR DAY MON., SEPT. 5 7AM-2PM AT AMOS HERR PARK LANDISVILLE, PA 20x20 spaces $40 Call now for the best spots! 717-898-3102 ext. 141 chamby@hempfieldrec.com R087572 Music Man audience was on its feet, lustily singing along, as Mr. Willson energetically conducted one and all through the song’s rousing conclusion. Was there an encore? You betcha. The Music Man Square in Mason City, Iowa, is open from 1 to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday, except on major holidays. For more information, www.TheMusicManSquare.org.visit Continued from page 4
Souvenirs of “The Music Man’s” 1962 film premiere in Mason City are on display at “Music Man Square.”
Two of Meredith Willson’s witty autobiographies, dating from the late 1940s and early ’50s, are recently available again in reprint editions, est. $15-$20 each. A bronze life-size statue of Meredith Willson greets visitors to “Music Man Square.”
Here is Meredith Willson’s boyhood home, Mason City, Iowa.
08/15-24/22, EASTPALESTINE, MON. AT1PM, ENDS WED. AT 7PM, Early cast-iron RR signs/ items, NYCentral caboose car, porcelain signs, gas & oil adv., Rolex watches incl. ladies 18k gold w/diamond bezel, men's oyster steel & yellow gold Datejust, vending & slot machines, antqs. Doz. early iron RR tools, RR switch lanterns, early brass boat propellers, lg. early Kedge boat anchor w/20 ft. naval chain, etc., Online Only: www.kikoauctions.com, Kiko Auctioneers 08/29/22, WESTMORELAND, MON. AT5:15PM, Sev. New Eng. Estates & collections feat. fine art incl. Picasso, Bill Taylor, others, mid-cen. mod. furn., Asian items/ bronze/ porcelain, Lionel City Hall Park Trolley, china sets by Spade & Limoges, country prim. painted cupboards/ buckets/ baskets/ signs, lighting- early brass/ iron, clocks, sterling, 125+ pc. Tiffany svc., oriental rugs, & more!, Online eers.com,flying-pig-auctions.liveauction-Only:FlyingPigAuctions
PENNSYLVANIA 09/10/22, MANHEIM, SAT. AT 9AM, 50+ Vehicle Auction incl. Muscle, Collector, Modern & Estate. 1971 Pontiac GTO Judge, '69 Plymouth GTX, '63 Pontiac Lemans, '55 Chev. Bel Air, '57 Chev. Bel Air, '70 Chev. SS Nova, '63 Chev. Nova, '67 Chev. Impala, 1925 Ford Model T, '82 Jeep CJ7, etc., Live & Online: 1667 Cider Press Rd.; hessauctiongroup.com, Hess Auction Group 09/10/22, ENOLA, SAT. AT9AM, Estate Auction incl. furniture, collectibles, ammo., hunting, many unique items!, 110 Sharon Rd., Hardy's Auction Service 09/10/22, ENOLA, SATURDAY, 9:00 A.M., Vintage & Collectibles. Elvis Collection, Guns & Ammo. Victrola records, etc., 110 Sharon Road, Hardy's Auction Service 09/03/22, RONKS, SAT. AT8AM, 24 guns, lg. collec. antqs. Ertl JD toy collec., glass Dazey butterchurns, crocks, signs, tins, mini anvil, Hess trucks, 2 pro baseball bats, books & glassware. Signs, tins, Dekalb Seed Dealer sign, numerous Griswold skillets & loaf pan w/logo, dinner bell, lg. Meyers hand water pump, 2 water pump troughs/ pumps, collec. RR lanterns, much more!, 244 Paradise Ln., Double E Auction Svc. 09/03/22, ORWIGSBURG, SAT. AT10AM, Firearms, Furniture, Antiques/Vintage. 2 Civil War Lithographs, Guitars, Fishing & Hunting, Crocks, Jewelry, 1506 Centre Turnpike, Blum's / Auction Time Bid Board 09/03-05/22, QUARRYVILLE, SAT. & MON., DOORS OPEN AT7:30AM, Labor Day Hospice & Community Care benefit auction, incl. quilts, fine art, used cars, Amish-made food, furniture, tools, sports mem., etc. See website for sched. of events., Solanco Fairgrounds, 101 Park Ave., Hospice & Community Care; Rodgers & Assoc. Wealth Advisers 09/02-03/22, DENVER, FRI. & SAT. AT8:30AM, Antq. CocaCola regulator clock, wall-mount. coffee grinder, green depr. glass, spice set, oil lamps, Hubley elephant, Tootsie toy cars/ carriers, old agateware, Vict. brass bird cages, doll house, Roseville cookie jar, old cracker jars, old books, 1951 Farmall Cub tractor, Tiffany lamps, furniture incl. Victorian, & more. Real Est. Sat. at 12:30pm., 120 Sandy Hill Rd., Martin & Rutt Auctioneers 08/30/22, LEBANON, TUES. AT 5PM, Collectibles, antqs., toys incl. Tonka, Ertl, Hubley, Hess, Herbie RC car, Milky the Marvelous milking cow, Marx, dairy & Hershey items incl. local bottles, creamers, crates, porch boxes, Wenget's milk can, BB guns, cast iron, tools, telephones - rotary & crank, old VW headlight lens, Dodge & Mustang hubcaps, & much more!, Lebanon Area Fairgrounds-West Hall, 80 Rocherty Rd., Harry Bachman Auctioneer 08/28/22, MUNCY, SUN. AT NOON, Valuable Real Estate: 7 room home, 1.5 acre lot. Antqs, primitives, collec. items, crocks, adv. & political tins, hh goods, tools, 90 lots coins incl. silver, arrowheads, 40's/ 50's/ 60's jewelry, 80+ lots baseball & football cards from 50's/ 60's, Elvis Presley cards., 44 Buck St., Fraley Auction Co. 08/27/22, MYERSTOWN, SAT. AT1PM, Artwork/paintings, room-sz. handwoven Moroccan rug, pr. Chinese porcelain lamps, 19th cen. Chinese porcelain garden seat, French enamel brass clock, Rosenkrans & Pierson blue dec. stoneware bottles, Kugel Christmas orn., fine porcelain dolls, jewelry, Rolex, silver coins, carved Strawser folk art collec., mcycle/vehicles/ boat, much more!, Online Kleinfelter'swww.kleinfelters.hibid.com,Only:Auction 08/27/22, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT10AM, Silver, jewelry, pocketwatch collec., collectibles, fine/ dec./ Asian arts, rugs., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 08/27/22, EPHRATA, SAT. AT 9AM, Outstanding Firearms (285 lots), Hunting (450 lots), Fishing, Military Collectibles & Access. Auction., Horst Auction Ctr., 50 Durlach Rd., Horst Auctioneers 08/26/22, COOPERSBURG, FRI. AT3PM, General Store Merchandise, Antiques & More!, Lower Milford Fire Co., 1601 Limeport Pk., Somers Auctioneering 08/26-27/22, FREEBURG, FRI. AT2PM & SAT. AT10AM, Vtg. & Mod. Baseball Cards/ Memorabilia. Items from 19092000's., Freeburg Community Ctr., 11 E. Church St., Hassinger & Courtney Auctioneers 08/25/22, KINZERS, THURS. AT 10AM, Qty. Militaria & Firearms. Orig. C.War & Indian Wars uniforms & kepis, C.War 33 Star handheld parade flag, reenactor's garments, Nazi WWII helmets, medals, bayonets, Japanese Samurai swords, military books, antq. powder tins, holsters, ammo crates/ boxes, U.S. saddle bags, deck & lg. hand-made cannon models, antq. firearms, etc., Live & Online: 5336 Mine Auctionsauctionzip.comembassyauctionsinternational.com;Rd.;#4741,EmbassyInternational 08/24/22, FREEBURG, WED. AT 9AM, Central PApercussion long rifle signed H F w/brass lock plateengraved brass patch box- full stock w/2 silver inlays. Furn. incl. paint-dec. McAlisterville, PA2-pc. 12-light corner cupboard signed Jonas Harley c1860, sm. grain blanket chest w/turned feet, jelly cupboard, high chair, early sled, adv., hist. lithographs, antqs./collec., much more., Freeburg Community Ctr., 11 E. Church St., Hassinger & Courtney Auctioneers 08/24/22, EPHRATA, SESS. 2 ENDS WED. AT6PM, U.S., Silver, & Colonial Coins incl. liberty cap/ draped bust/ classic head/ braided hair half-cents, classic head lg. cents, flying eagle cents, nickel 3-cent pcs., shield nickels, walking liberty half-dollars, Morgan silver dollars, 1794 Liberty Cap half cent, 1804 draped bust half cent, 1793 flowing hair lg. cent, 1909-S Indian head cent, much more!, Online Only: GehmanGehmanauctions.hibid.com,Auctions 08/16-30/22, HAMBURG, CLOSING TUES. AT6PM, Architectural, Primitives & Antiques Auction. Feat. 10 early sandstone troughs, anvils, lg.+sm. architec. York, PAsalvage, signs incl. Oilzum & Pontiac, D&G Feeds, Sherwin Williams Paint, DEKALB, cast iron troughs/ kettles, folk art, terra cotta chimney collec., unusual barn hardware, lg. bells, etc., Online Only: hessauctiongroup.com; hibid.com, Hess Auction Group
antiquesandauctionnews.net Antiques & Auction News — August 26, 2022 - - 7 MECHANICAL MUSIC EXTRAVAGANZA Sunday September 18, 2022 — 9:30am to 3:30pm (early buyer 8am) Wayne Police Athletic League, 1 Pal Drive, Wayne, NJ 07470 Wind-upInfo:Cylinderphonographsrecords78rpmrecordsMemorabiliaMusicboxesAccessoriesParts973-655-9730 phonoshow.com the Admission: general $6.00, early buyer $15.00 R087503 Shupp’s Grove Antique Market Adamstown, PA Beautiful Outdoor Antiques & Collectibles Market (May thru September) Sat. & Sun. 7am-4pm Special Themes Every Weekend PA Turnpike Exit 286, R On 272 N., R on 897 S., 1 Mi. On L. GPS: 607 Willow St., Reinholds, PA • shupps@dejazzd.com Check our Website for theme week schedule or call for brochure. 1ST SATURDAY & 2ND SUNDAY of each month, have your own YARD SALE at the Grove. Tables: Sat. $10 Sun. $10 Special Section 717-484-4115 shuppsgrove.com See you soon! R087452 AUGUST 27 & 28 - PAPER SHOW - Ephemera, Postcards, Books, Diaries, Journals, Magazines, Comic Books, etc. SEPTEMBER 3 & 4 - MUSIC & LIGHTING Records, Instruments, Music Boxes, CDs, Sheet Music, Lamps, Candles & Lighters and YARD SALE Section (Sat.) SEPTEMBER 10 & 11 - MID CENTURY - Home Furnishings, Apparel & Pop Culture and WALK YOUR DOG Benefit 9am-2pm (Sat. & Sun.) and YARD SALE Section (Sun.) CALENDARSAUCTIONSSHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR
08/27/22, FREDERICK, SAT. AT 9AM, Early typewriters/ adding mach. collec., oak furn., roll-top 1900's desk, bow front china cab., oak round top table w/lion's head & claw feet, slag glass top lamp, rare mantle clock w/rams heads, side handles, & jockey on horse, clocks/ clock parts, 1900's National cash reg., signs, tools, early Amer. Indian handmade baskets, Nascar, etc., Frederick Fairgrounds, 797 E. Patrick St., Bldg. 12, Howard B. Parzow Auctioneer 08/17/22-09/07/22, SALISBURY, ENDS WED. AT5PM, Qty. furniture feat. 1790's pine sideboard, barrister bookcases, 1920's Frankart art deco lamp, cobalt blue & gray pottery crocks, decoys, firearms, old hand-blown glassware, jewelry incl. 3 carat Euro. diamond ring, antq. decoys/ oyster cans, redware, local books/ adv., old marbles, antq. decoys & oyster cans, & more!, Online Only: easternshoreauctions.com, Eastern Shore Auctions 09/09-10/22, FRIDAY-SATURDAY9:00,SHIPSHEWANA, Salesman Samples, Advertising signs, Wind-up and Friction Toys, Trains, Cap Gun collection. 1000 +lots, 890 S. Van Buren St., Chupp Auctions 08/27-28/22, SARASOTA, SAT. & SUN. AT11AM, Monumental Asian & Antiques - 800+ lots, rare early Chinese limestone Tomb Guardian, Tang Dynasty marble of lioness w/cubs, lg. pair Chinese granite guardian lions, jade, porcelain, scrolls, late Qing Dynasty clothing incl. an Emperor's formal court robe, assort. Ming/ Qing Dynasty lacquered & gilt wood figures, & much more!, Live & Online: 522 S. Pineapple Ave.; LiveAuctioneers & Invaluable.com, Sarasota Estate Sales 09/05/22, LINCOLN, MON. AT 9AM, Annual Labor Day Auction. 55 pc. International sterling "Rose Ballet" flatware set, Austria porcelain, glass incl. opalescent/ art/ carnival/ Shirley Temple/ DE, crocks, cruets, DE postcards, candle holders, hand-painted pcs.-portrait vases & plates, guns & ammo, est. jewelry, low-dig. DE lic. tags, '83 Cadillac Seville ltd. ed. HT4100 & more!, Wilson's Auction Sales Gallery (Red Bldg.), Rte. 113, Wilson's Auction Sales, Inc.
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The Great Allentown Fair will host its first annual Bid Calling Contest on Friday, Sept. 2, at the Astound Broadband Farmarama Theater. The theater is near Gate 6 on the fairgrounds complex, and the contest will take place at 7 p.m. The fairgrounds are located at 302 N. 17th St., Allentown, Pa. This event is sponsored by the Lehigh County Agricultural Society, Prospect Auctions LLC, and the Lehigh Valley Society of Auctioneers.Thefirst-place winner will receive $300, an embroidered purple champion vest, their name on the perpetual trophy, and a fair ribbon. The second-place winner will receive $150 and a fair ribbon. Third-place winner will receive $50 and a fair ribbon. To learn more about this fun, educational, new event, contact Pete Lamana gmail.com.prospectauctionsllc@at
Bid Calling Competition Announced At Allentown Fair to 7 p.m. Visitors can enter the shop from the rear entrance located in the back of the farmer’s market building. Brandt’s hours cater to the early shopping dealers as well as those working traditional 9 to 5 jobs.For further information, call Rose’s Boutique at 717-675-8259. from page 1 Rose’s Boutique
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2. “The Wild Angels” (1966). Peter Fonda of legendary “Easy Rider” (1969) fame has the lead role. The Heavenly Blues are a Hells Angels chapter operating out of Venice, Calif. and Fonda is their lead man. Also along for the wild ride are Nancy Sinatra, Bruce Dern, Diane Ladd, Buck Taylor, Michael J. Pollard, and a sprinkling of actual members of the reallife Hells Angels and Coffin Cheaters motorcycle clubs. Produced and directed by Roger Corman and released by budget-conscious American International Pictures (AIP), “The Wild Angels” remains a cult classic among biker film aficionados. The eight-card lobby set, originally displayed in movie theater lobbies to promote the picture, represents biker film art at its best. One complete set of 11-by-14-inch color cards in very fine condition sold at auction for $179.25.3.“C.C. and Company” (1970). Directed by Seymour Robbie and released by AVCO Embassy Pictures, “C.C. and Company” stars fabled New York Jets quarterback and Super Bowl III hero “Broadway Joe” Namath as C.C. Ryder, an ex-grease monkey who tells his boss to shove it and joins the Heads motorcycle gang. The latter is led by big, brawny William Smith (a familiar heavy in many biker films) as the evil Moon. The film’s climax takes place at a motocross where Namath and Smith lock horns, with pretty Ann-Margret as fashion writer Ann McCalley figuring prominently in their macho rivalry. “C.C. and Company” memorabilia is still quite affordable. The picture’s standard one sheet poster (27-by-41 inches) is the big draw, promising a “Joe Namath - loving, brawling and bustin’ it up!” One example in folded fine/very fine condition brought a top bid of $40 at auction.
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1. “The Wild One” (1953). Based on the Frank Rooney short story “The Cyclists’ Raid” (Harper’s Magazine, January 1951), producer Stanley Kramer’s “The Wild One” is considered by many to be the original outlaw motorcycle gang movie. The film stars Hollywood’s quintessential rebel Marlon Brando as Johnny Strabler, leader of the hell-raising Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Lee Marvin co-stars as Chino, leader of the rival Beetles biker gang. The two hooligan entities converge in Wrightsville, Calif., where local police chief Harry Bleeker (Robert Keith) struggles to maintain law and order. Directed by Laszlo Benedek, “The Wild One” is a big favorite with collectors. The film’s standard one sheet poster (27-by-41 inches) is sure to get a collector’s engine racing, with one restored example in very good condition on linen selling at auction for $1,314.50. A half sheet poster (22-by-28 inches) in rolled very fine+ condition brought a top bid of $418.25.
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4. “The Born Losers” (1967). An important entry in biker film lore as this picture introduced Tom Laughlin as Billy Jack, an ex-Green Beret Vietnam vet who takes on the Born Losers motorcycle gang in a small California town. Jeremy Slate plays the gang’s leader Danny Carmody, with Elizabeth James and William Wellman Jr. (son of the great movie director) also on hand. Laughlin directed the film under the pseudonym “T.C. Frank” and later shot to stardom playing the title role in the 1971 sleeper hit “Billy Jack.” The standard one sheet poster is a real blast, featuring the blurb: “Kitten On Wheels With Her Bike…Her Boots and Bikini! Out for kicks…in for trouble! She’s going to join the…Born Losers.” One example in folded very fine- condition sold at auction for $107.55.5.“The Glory Stompers” (1967). Dennis Hopper - Peter Fonda’s co-star in 1969’s “Easy Rider” - stars as Chino, the soulless leader of the Black Souls motorcycle gang in this low-budget entry from American International Pictures. Chino and his grubby clan leave rival Glory Stompers biker gang leader Darryl (Jody McCrea) for dead, kidnap his girlfriend Chris (Chris Noel) and hightail it to the Mexican border. In hot pursuit is the resurrected Darryl and ex-Glory Stompers member Smiley (Jock Mahoney). A favorite exploitation film of actor-director Quentin Tarantino, “The Glory Stompers” produced some wild movie promo material. The film’s insert poster (14-by36-inches) - promising “the Deadliest Cycle War ever to be waged!” - represents an outstanding piece of biker movie history. One example in rolled very fine condition brought a top bid of $30 at auction. 6. “Werewolves on Wheels” (1971). The unbeatable combination of horror and hell-raising converge in this offbeat biker film from Fanfare Corporation. Steve Oliver as Adam and D.J. Anderson as Helen head the cast, with Billy Gray (Bud Anderson on TV’s “Father Knows Best”) and singer Barry McGuire (“The Eve Biker Gang Movies And Memorabilia sheet “The Wild One” card “The Wild Angels” (1966) one sheet poster for “C.C. and Company” (1970)
SATURDAY LISTING: Signed Tiffany tulip light w/12 flower glass shades & key switch; signed Tiffany 15” parlor lamp w/ dome purple shade; 4 additional Tiffany style lamps; several original “Foster “signed oil on canvas paintings; nice “Sellers” Oak kitchen cabinet w/spice set & spice grinder; gas graniteware cookstove; radio table; M/T Victorian tables; upholstered furniture; Victorian M/T hall table; several wool area & throw rugs; Victorian fish bowl on metal base; (2) Cedar chests; Depression vanity; Oak desk; many iron floor lights; solid Mahogany single poster bed; iron troughs; cast-alum table & 4 chairs; many Griswold pans & molds; 15+ old rare kitchen mixers; trays of political pins & buttons; many old pocket knives; Yuengling light-up beer sign; all size butter churns; 50+ old tin kitchen items; small Coke & Pepsi items; many old cracker jars; many Blue dec. crock chicken waters; old advertising bottles; many “Lance” cracker jars; old chicken feeders & egg boxes; brass bells & horns; many cool old kitchen jars & spices; local advertising items; old De-Laval tin sign; 1940’s GE compressor-top frig; old brass/iron fans; full-sized antique sleigh w/stenciling; nice corn sheller; lots of old galvanized items; nice rare antiques, almost guaranteed to be something here you never saw before. Bring your chair. www.martinandrutt.com stoneware pottery crocks including J.F. Jester from Nanticoke, MD and William Hare from Wilmington, DE, jewelry including a 3 carat European cut round diamond ring, antique decoys and oyster cans, Redware, early free blown large green Demijohns, pitchers (possibly Southern Jersey circa 1835-1865) and jars, Mochaware, walnut wall hanging corner cabinet, oak hall tree, Barrister bookcases, Roseville, Weller and other pottery, local books & advertising, old marbles, 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, September 7 starting at 5 PM.
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LOCATED AT: 120 Sandy Hill Rd., Denver, PA 17517 From the 4-way stop sign in Schoeneck, travel North on N. King St. to left on Sandy Hill Rd. to property on right. REAL ESTATE SATURDAY @12:30PM: A clean older 2-story house w/3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms on level 1.5 acre lot. A nice detached 2-car garage w/work area; 2 pasture areas for small animals & chickens; small animal shed; several storage barns. FRIDAY LISTING: Antique Coca-Cola regulator clock; wall mounted coffee grinder; lots of Green depression glass; spice set; Green depression canister & bowl sets; several old egg scales; oil lamps; old metal/nickel room heater; Hubley Elephant; many cast iron door stops; Hubley horses; card-holder dogs; old nut-meg graders; small animal candy molds; Tootsie toy car carriers & cars; old agateware; Victorian brass birds cages; glass Ginger jar; doll house; Roseville cookie jar; pottery planter on pedestal; stoneware pitcher; old china clocks; lots of old books; old cracker jars; Corral china; many very nice small collectibles; small vintage kitchen appliances; 1951 Farmall Cub Tractor (nice) w/org. manual; 5500 watt Honeywell generator (nice); Troy-Bilt pony size rototiller (nice); John Deere SP mower; Beco 2,600 PSI pressure washer; grinder on pedestal; wagon; wheel barrow; barn items; small mechanic tools; much more unlisted.
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• PRESSED STEEL trucks & cars including Keystone, Kingsbury, CorCor, Marx, Steelcraft and more! CAST IRON TOYS including Arcade, Hubley, Kilgore, Kenton and all kinds of motorcycles, farm tractors, cars, buses & more! All kinds of Marx WIND-UP and FRICTION TOYS, some with boxes. CAST IRON BANKS including mechanical and still banks. MARBLE COLLECTION including sulfides with animals, Benningtons, RARE Swirls, Onionskins, Moonies, Lutz’s,
7. “The Hard Ride” (1971). Vietnam vets and biker gangs often commingled in Hollywood biker films of the 1960s and ‘70s. In this flick from American International Pictures, Robert Fuller plays newly-discharged Vietnam veteran Phil, who returns home from the war to fulfill a promise to a dying friend. He takes charge of his buddy’s beloved motorcycle “Baby,” meets up with said buddy’s girlfriend Sheryl (Sherry McBain) and runs afoul of a biker gang in the desert. The eight-card movie theater lobby set - dominated by the beautiful, saucy, red-headed Sherry McBain clad in all blackis a winner with collectors. One set in very fine+ condition sold at auction for $36.
8. “The Rebel Rousers” (1970). Jack Nicholson, Bruce Dern and Harry Dean Stanton star in this low-budget biker film which these gentlemen have been collectively trying to forget ever since they filmed it in 1967. The boys are members of the Rebel Rousers, a biker gang on the loose in a small town in coastal California. Also on hand are Cameron Mitchell and Diane Ladd - the obligatory “straights” - who run afoul of the gang. “The Rebel Rousers,” released in 1970 in order to capitalize on Jack Nicholson’s Oscar-nominated performance as George Hanson in “Easy Rider” (1969) features some wild movie promotional material. The standard one sheet poster (27-by-41-inches) incorporates elements of the old Confederate battle flag. One example in folded very fine condition brought $71.70 at auction.
Toys selling FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 at 4:00 PM and SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 at 9:00 AM • COOPER COLLECTION Ruby Bees & more! TRAINS include early American Flyer & Lionel. Collection of MANOIL & BARCLAY SOLDIERS & figurines. CAP GUN COLLECTION includes J&E Stevens, Kilgore, Hubley & more! This is a VERY abbreviated ad! There are 1000+ lots on this 2-day auction event! AVAILABLEBIDDINGAT: Salesman Sample MechanicalBank Hollywood of Destruction”) also along for the ride into Hades. The biker gang of note in this flick is The Devil’s Advocates, who trash a monastery inhabited by devilworshipping monks, only to be hit with a curse later when one of their “mamas” is transformed into a werewolf. “Werewolves on Wheels” movie material commands excellent prices today. The film’s standard one sheet poster (27-by-41 inches) executed by Joe Smith is hog wild, featuring outstanding, overthe-top graphics along with the blurb: “The Gang Thought It Was Tough…’til it found a new type of hell…The Bride of Satan!” One example in folded very fine condition roared to a top bid of $334.60.
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9. “Hells Angels on Wheels” (1967). Released by U.S. Films Inc. and directed by Richard Rush, “Hells Angels on Wheels” stars Adam Rourke, Jack Nicholson and Sabrina Scharf. Nicholson plays the role of Poet, a bored gas station attendant who joins the Angels for kicks. Also appearing in the film is Ralph “Sonny” Barger, the real-life president at the time of the Oakland chapter of Hells Angels. The standard one sheet poster (27-by-41 inches)promising “The Shattering True Story of the Hells Angels of Northern California!” - is replete with biker themes and symbols. One example in restored fine/very fine condition on linen sold at auction for $155.35.
10. “The Mini-Skirt Mob” (1968). Yet another American International Pictures biker film but with a unique twist: the gang is all female. Diane McBain stars as Shayne, the leggy leader of a biker gang known as the Mini-Skirt Mob (actually it should be the Micro Mini-Skirt Mob given the length of their Continued from page 8 skirts). Instead of Harleys and Triumphs, the girls unleash hell on lightweight Hondas while kicking tail in wild go-go boots. “Nothing is more vicious than a scorned, guilt-ridden blonde,” the movie trailer warns. The standard one sheet poster, which features the blurb “They Play Around with Murder Like They Play Around with Men! They’re hog straddling female animals on the prowl!” (whew!), pictures Diane McBain sprawled out on a motorcycle. One example in folded very fine condition zoomed to a top bid of $191.20 at auction.Other notable entries in the genre include “Motorcycle Gang” (1957), “Chrome and Hot Leather” (1971), “Nam’s Angels” (1970), “The Black Six” (1973), “Hells Angels ‘69” (1969), “Naked Angels” (1969), “The Cycle Savages” (1969), “Hell’s Belles” (1969), “The Hellcats” (1968), “The Wild Rebels” (1967) and “Run, Angel, Run!” (1969). Auction results and photos courtesy of Heritage Auctions.
antiquesandauctionnews.net10- - Antiques & Auction News — August 26, 2022 R087514 F087577 CHUPP’S 2-DAY AUCTIONCHUPP’S 2-DAY AUCTION Located 1 mile north of US 20 on SR 5 to the CHUPP AUCTION CENTER in Shipshewana, IN ADDRESS: 890 S. Van Buren St. Shipshewana, IN 46565 FRIDAY-SATURDAY, SEPT. 9-10, 2022 We Specialize In YOUR Auction! LYLE CHUPP IN(260)499-0216#AU08800826 DALE CHUPP IN(260)499-0093#AU19800030 Items selling FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 at 9:00 AM • YODER COLLECTION • (50)SALESMAN SAMPLES: Many horse drawn samples plus Barnes hand pump, ensilage cutters, wagon & buggy jack, and more! ADVERTISING SIGNS: Many farm signs including a porcelain Oliver Farm Equipment; (2) porcelain Herefords; DeLaval Cream Separators plus more. Also porcelain Coca Cola Fountain; Borden’s Ice Cream; soda pop; country store and others. PETROLEUM: Lighted porcelain Sunoco 24-oil bottle rack with 24 Sunoco oil bottles; Farran-oid Belts display cabinet; COUNTRY STORE: Showcases, oversized store displays, (3) different cake display cases, dye cabinets & more. FARM MISC: RARE Corn shellers, (5) anvils, cast iron seats, corkscrew hay fork, plus more! MISC. ITEMS: Singleperson wheelbarrow dated 1872; Studebaker tool box with seat used on Army wagon; hand-powered railroad cart; Newhouse #15 bear trap with teeth; many more items!
antiquesandauctionnews.net Antiques & Auction News — August 26, 2022 - - 11 F063435 ATTENTION!ATTENTION! SERVICEAdvertiseWordGettheOut!YourORSUPPLIESintheClassifieds! Call 1-800-800-1833, x6022 www.antiquesandauctionnews.netor R068587 call 1-800-800-1833, Ext. 6022 or place your ad online antiquesandauctionnews.net R087451 Vintage & Modern Baseball Cards PUBLIC AUCTION Friday, August 26 @ 2:00 P.M. Saturday, August 27 @ 10:00 A.M. Freeburg Community Center, 11 E. Church Street, FREEBURG, PA 17872 Directions: From Harrisburg take Routes 11&15 north to the Route 35/Selinsgrove Exit. Travel south/west on Route 35 approx. 4 miles to the town of Freeburg. In the center of town turn right onto Freeburg Road and travel one block to auction on the left. Baseball Sports cards factoryrelicjerseybatgamewithmajorincludesSale1909-2000’s.itemsmemorabiliaandfromoneallbrandsvarioususedandworncards,cards,sealed sets, autographed cards, 23KT cards, inserts, serial numbered cards, various complete and partial sets. Plenty of rookie cards. Some key cards include 1989 UD Set w/ Griffey Jr. RC, Pujos RC, DiMaggio Game used jersey card, Molina RC, Derek Jeter cards, yearbooks, unopened wax packs, plenty of Hall of Famers, Jackie Robinson Gameworn jersey, Maris jersey card, 9-pocket sheets, 1980 Rickey Henderson RC and many more. Second sale includes Baseball Sports Cards and memorabilia from 1909-11 T206 Tobacco cards, 1928 Harrington’s Ice Cream cards, 1948-1980 various players and lots from Bowman and Topps like 1960 Maris, 1953 Feller, 1958 Koufax, Clemente, Aaron, Ruth, Gibson, Mantle. 1959-1963 Fleer cards and lots.1947-66 Exhibit cards, 1930-40’s Football ticket stubs (Army/Navy), 1961-63 Post Cereal lots, 1959-65 Fleer Lots, Complete Sets like 1989 UD w/Griffey RC, 1993 UD w/Jeter RC, Various player lots like Jeter, Mussina, Bonds, A-Rod, Ripken Jr., Sosa, Thomas. Various autographed cards. Unopened wax/rackpacks. Highlighted 1980 Topps Henderson RC, Jeter RC, Griffey RC, Gywnn RC. 1968 Mantle Poster, Warner Books... and much more.
Élisabeth-Louise Vigée Le Brun’s “Head of a Woman,” 1784, is a pastel on faded blue paper, 12-by-9 7/8 inches, and a promised gift from the collection of Elizabeth and Jean-Marie Eveillard, photo courtesy Joseph Coscia Jr.
KENNETH E. HASSINGER 330 Hassinger Way McClure, PA 17841 (570)AU-001532-L658-3536 NEIL A. COURTNEY 3442 Heister Valley Road Richfield, PA 17086 (570)AU-002651-L539-8791 pottery, etc.) Call 484-888-3814 or 610-913-1953
Frick Gustave Caillebotte, Maurice Quentin de La Tour, Jan Lievens, John Singer Sargent, and Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun. “The Eveillard Gift” is organized by Xavier F. Salomon, the Frick’s deputy director and Peter Jay Sharp Curator; curator Aimee Ng; and Giulio Dalvit, assistant curator of sculpture, and will be accompanied by a catalogue and public programs.“Weare thrilled to share examples from the remarkable collection of two longtime supporters of the Frick, assembled just as our own Continued from page 5 holdings have been, according to criteria of beauty, quality, and condition. The Eveillards describe themselves as ‘emotional collectors,’ meaning that every work they have acquired spoke deeply to them. We hope this presentation of their transformative gift will engage our visitors as deeply,” comments Salomon. Betty and Jean-Marie Eveillard have been involved with the Frick for many years, both having served as trustees. Betty is currently the board’s chair. Frick Madison is located at 945 Madison Ave. in New York City.For more information, visit www.frick.org.
R087497 About the Town - Quakertown: Progressive town, incredible growth in this town including a concert venue, new public playground, new public pool, new skatepark, ice skating rink, & more. Located across the street from the Trolley Barn Marketplace food court with winery, distillery, brewery & more. Business Highlights: • Good Vendors (30+) • Positive Cash Flow • Plenty of Room for More Rental Income • Customers From Around the World • Possible Owner Financing • Showcases Included • Real Estate Option Real Estate is very desirable in this area, with values at a historic high. GreatOpportunity!Business 267-500-2134141 E. BROAD STREET, QUAKERTOWN, PA 18951 Use 13 N. Hellertown Avenue for GPS Directions • oldsoulantiquesco@gmail.com Voted “BESTSTORE”ANTIQUE every year since opened. Located in a Historic Grocery/General Store in the Downtown Quakertown Antique District. • Located on the corner of 2 state roads with thousands of vehicle traffic coming from both roads. • Location has been an antique store for decades, customers come from all over the world. • 1 of 6 antique stores within a 4 mile radius. AbouttheTown -Quakertown:town:wnheh neAboboou Lo tedd in a HistonLocacated o ini thhe Downt Qwwth • Lo corner ds wwititer oorh cote 2 tate r ad • has been an tore for deontiqntique stoennscation h • 1 of 6 antique stores n a 4 mile rradiua4 mee orun• t6 e u Looccated across the stsrreet from the Trolley BaBrn Marketplace Food Court with Winery, Distillery, Brewery & More! FORSALE!BusyAntiqueStore ANTIQUE LAMP& RESTORATIONMETALS Antique Oxidized Patina Finishes, Polishing & more in Abbottstown, PA. Ask for John: 717-797-9194 BUYING & SELLING dollhouses, miniature furniture, dolls & access., dollhouse decor, rugs & wallpaper. Call Stacey: 610-858-9997 or email photos: almostaantique@verizon.net LEAVING TOWN, HELLO FLORIDA. SELLING BARN FULL OF ANTIQUES. Located in Gladstone, NJ. Call 908-234-0367 or 908-715-9659. $ $POSTCARDS OLDPOSTCARDS.COMOLDPOSTCARDS.COM 4 Stores in One Shopping Cart * Topical * 50 States * World Countries * Victorian Trade Cards 2 Million Postcards Email - Sales@Oldpostcards.com Toll Free 1-888-828-7811 Highest Prices Paid. Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Glass Slides Displays Dwight Cleveland, ph. 773-525-9152 POB 10922, Chicago, IL posterboss@aol.com60610 MOVIE POSTERS VINTAGE AIR GUNS WANTED. All makes & models. BB’s, pellets, rifles & pistols. Call for current pricing. Please text photos or call. 610-772-6207 To place Callclassifiedyourad1-800-428-4211 SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com I BUYLIONEL, American Flyer, Marx Trains, Matchbox, Slot Cars, Hot Wheels, Tonka, Smith Miller, Model Toys, Lead Figures. Call 610-804-6783. OLD PAINTINGSWANTED American Impressionists, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, European paintings. 40 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500. COINS/CURRENCY SMALL COLLECTOR PAYS FOR COINS & COLLECTIONSALLTYPES. Will travel to you. Call Gary:WANTED!301-809-0291 19TH CENTURY ANTIQUE FURNITURE. Decorating objects (lighting, paintings,
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PREVIEW: Sunday, September 4, 2022, from 11:00 a.m. til 4:00 p.m.
Terms: Payment in full on the day of sale with cash, approved check, debit card or major credit card. 5% clerking fee on all credit card purchases. No Buyer’s Auctioneer’sPremium.Note:Make plans to attend this important Annual Labor Day Auction that features items from the Estate of Ebe S. Townsend, Jr. & Rose Ann Townsend, Dover, DE, the Estate of George A. Bramhall. Sr., Seaford, DE. In addition, we will be featuring Viola & Milford, DE, Estates, along with other select consignments. Several auctioneers will be selling throughout the day, so bring a friend. Announcements made day of sale supersede all printed material. Visit our web site to view select color photos of items in this auction, and more will be added as they become available. Celebrate Labor Day Weekend With Wilson’s Auction Sales.
Antiques, Furniture, Glassware, Collectibles, Estate Jewelry, Gold Coins, Guns, Live Low Digit Delaware License Tags, Harrington Raceway Stock, Vehicles & More
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2022 AT 9:00 A.M.
Location: Wilson’s Auction Sales, Inc., Route 113, LINCOLN, DELAWARE In the Gallery (Red Building).
Coins To Include: Gold Coins, 1878 Carson City & several other Silver Dollars, and an assortment of other old money.
There is plenty of parking, No Buyer’s Penalty & No Sales Tax. Food & Refreshments Will Be Served.
Wilson’s Auction Sales, Inc. "We Don't Talk Service... We Give It!" Dave Wilson, Auctioneer & Sales Manager K. Wade Wilson, Auctioneer & Customer Service Representative (302) 422-3454 Fax (302) www.wilsonsauction.com422-0462
Guns & Ammo: Armi Sport Sharps .54 breech load rifle w/dbl set triggers; Euro Arms of America Enfield .58 w/bayonet; Antonio Zoli .58 Mississippi rifle; Deutsche Werke Werk Erfurt .25 auto pistol; Daisy Red Rider BB gun; Pioneer air rifle; .25 auto ammo; Mark 5 shot shell reloader (new). 1:00 PM: Live Low Digit Delaware License Tags: 3654; 4940; 5173; 8472; C4477; C7274; C9326; RV169; PC2995; T2667; T4496; 10708. Vehicle: ’83 Cadillac Seville Ltd Edition HT4100 w/32,092 miles showing. We are still accepting tags & vehicles…check our web site for updated listings. Harrington Raceway Stock: 17 Shares. Delaware State Fair Stock: 2 Shares Estate Jewelry: 18k Antique Amethyst Filigree Ring; 14k Fancy 1.5 ctw Diamond Ring; 14k Sapphire & Diamond Ring; 14k Antique Diamond & Sapphire Baguette Filigree Ring; 14k 1ctw Diamond Cocktail Ring; 14k 1.5 ctw Blue & White Diamond Buckle Ring; Men’s 10k & Sterling Turquoise Ring; 14k 15ct Blue Topaz Ring; 14k Diamond & Emerald Ring; 14k ½ ctw Diamond Halo Ring; 10k Star Sapphire Ring; Sterling Poison Ring; 18k ½ ct Diamond Filigree Ring; 14k Past, Present & Future 1ctw Diamond Cluster Ring; 14k Petite Ruby & Diamond Ring & more not listed.
ANNUAL LABOR DAY AUCTION
9:00 AM: 55 pc International Sterling flatware set-“Rose Ballet”, Austria porcelain, Dresden, a collection of Rose Medallion, Blue Canton & Chinese porcelain, Shirley Temple glass, opalescent glass, art glass, Delaware glass, carnival glass, ruby enameled decanter w/cordials, covered butter dishes, oak gingerbread mantle clock, oak Regulator clock, Last Rites Prayer Box, angel figurines, several oil on canvas paintings. Crocks: H.C. Collison-Dover, DE; several Wm Hare-Wilmington, DE; New Brighton, PA; several blue decorated & others. Cruets, oriental ginger jars, butter molds, decanters, hand ptd Limoges punch bowl set, advertising signs & memorabilia, diminutive dovetailed chest, hens on nests, marbles, milk cans, Delaware post cards, assorted candle holders, many hand painted pieces including portrait vases & plates, pitchers, ewers, serving dishes, fruit plates & bowls, opalescent glass, ruby glass, hand bells, silver plated serving pcs, Hummel figurines, assorted cut & pressed glass serving pieces, Mary Gregory glass, cranberry glass, dresser bottles, butter molds, coin glass, hand ptd Nippon, Limoges, Fenton, Roseville & Hull pottery, Lenox, Longaberger baskets & pottery, Delaware books, hand ptd chimney covers, candle making tools, brass bucket, diminutive salesman’s chest, chalkware figures, carved goose, Pfaltsgraff, GWTW style & assorted lamps, Hutschenreuther Bavarian porcelain china, Hawkes crystal, Cabbage Patch dolls in box, Peanuts & Quick Draw McGraw metal lunch boxes, and many more items not listed in this ad.
3:00 P.M.: There will be a large selection of clean, quality furnishings, antique to contemporary, for every room in the home to include: Ralph Brothers pine corner cupboard-Sussex County, DE, Alex R. Ennis DalKeith walnut long case grandfather clock, Councill Furniture Georgian banded mahogany six pc bedroom suite, oak three piece carved bedroom suite, 3 pc walnut Victorian parlor suite, walnut Victorian slant front desk w/gallery, burl walnut Victorian parlor table, mahogany QA style lowboy, mahogany slant front secretary w/b&c feet, showcase cabinets, walnut m/t 3 drawer chest, quilt stand, Lane cedar chest, walnut Victorian m/t wash stand, breakfront cabinets, hall trees, walnut étagère w/ gallery, Fluehr’s birdseye maple tall chest, walnut Victorian m/t tables, oak side table, round oak dining tables & chairs, cherry chest of drawers, oak library table, oak dresser w/mirror, flat top trunk, oak wash stand, oak sideboard, oak bow front china cabinet w/b&c feet, drop leaf tables, tilt top tavern table, mahogany carved tilt top pie crust table, corner chair, 4 section stacking bookcase, display cabinet w/serving tray, assorted coffee & end tables, accent pieces, pier mirrors, ornamental two tier cement bird bath, and much more.
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