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Roan Inc. Auctioneers And Appraisers Holds Two-Day Sporting And Outdoor-Related Speciality Sale F. Pautrot Bronze Of A Spaniel With Game Bird Realizes $1,500 Roan Inc. of Cogan Station, Pa., conducted a two-day speciality sale on July 23 and 24 at its gallery. Much of the sale consisted of the William and Carola Glennon estate of Sabinsville, Pa. Ron Roan was requested in the Glennons’ will to handle their estate. This was sale number two for the late couple.

The wide variety of goods were of interest to sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts. A collection of Newhouse bear traps ranged in hammer price from $525 to $4,900 for a size #6 Oneida. Prices reported are hammer prices and do not include a buyer’s premium, either in-house or online.

A selection of North American and African taxidermy sold. Most of the interest was in a full mounted chase scene of a grizzly bear and black bear selling for $900. Firearm lots were not offered to online bidders. A Schuetzen rifle once belonging to Dr. Lou Palmisano of the U.S. shooting team sold for $3,500. Shooting trophies from various competitions and a Black Forest stag were sold. The majestic stag went to a local home for $800. Among the trophies, Sterling silver and silver plate chalice examples ranged from $40 to $400.

Other highlights included a carved bone Gatling gun selling for $575. An F. Pautrot bronze of a spaniel with game bird realized $1,500, going to a buyer outside Williamsport. A selection of early patent models ranged from $55 to $950. The later was for an early tobacco processing aparatus. Bev Doolittle framed art prints sold between $120 and $375. A vintage “AMOCO” double sided sign went for $3,100, and a “COVINGTON,” Pa., railroad sign sold online for $550. The other popular attractions were automobiles and machinery. A 2017 Suburu Outback sold for $24,000; a 2009 Cadillac CTS, $7,000; a John Deere JD 2032 4WD tractor, $18,000; a John Deere 850D tractor, $11,500; a Kubota RTV X1120D, $15,000; and a Vermont duck dory fishing boat went for $1,600 Also included were catergories Continued on page 11

Philadelphia Museum Of Art Displays Thomas Cole Masterpiece “The Arch of Nero” Long-Term Loan Installation Is In New American Galleries The Philadelphia Museum of art recently announced it will display in its American galleries “The Arch of Nero,” a masterpiece by the great 19th-century American landscape painter Thomas Cole (180148), as a long-term loan from the Thomas H. and Diane DeMell Jacobsen Ph.D. Foundation. Purchased by the Foundation at Sotheby’s American art auction in New York on May 19, 2021, this painting was one of a number of works of art sold by the Newark Museum of Art in Newark, N.J., to raise funds for the direct care of its collection. “The Arch of Nero” was widely considered to be the most important of the works sold Continued on page 9

This F. Pautrot bronze of a spaniel with game bird The Black Forest stag went for realized $1,500. $800. A carved bone Gatling gun sold for $575.

Hires Root Beer Collectibles For Sale At Grist Mill Antiques Center Charles Hires debuted his new creation coined “root beer” at the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition in 1876. Working in his pharmacy, he began with “root tea,” popular among the Native American tribes, but in order to appeal to working class Philadelphians, he renamed it “root beer” (smart move) and began marketing a powdered version. The main ingredient, sassafras root, gave the concoction part of its name. In 1884, Hires began producing a liquid extract and a syrup for use in soda fountains and soon was shipping the product in kegs. He also created a special fountain

dispenser called the “Hires Automatic Munimaker.” By 1890, the Charles E. Hires Company incorporated and began supplying Hires Root Beer in small bottles, roughly a million of which were sold by 1891. The company passed out of the Hires family in 1960, when it ended up as part of Cadbury Schweppes, and there have been numerous intermediate sales. Assuming due to low distribution, today it is uncommon to find in stores. Many advertising pieces were created during the height of the Hires Root Beer market, such as a large tin Hires Root Beer

thermometer from the 1940s. It measured around 28 inches tall by 8 inches wide. Another rare piece is a mug from the 1890s, made by Villeroy & Boch, of Mettlach, Germany, a prestigious ceramics producer. The mug had the stamp on the bottom, with a picture of a young man raising a mug of Continued on page 5

“The Arch of Nero,” 1846, is by Thomas Cole (1801-48) and is an oil-on-canvas, 60.25-by-48.25 inches, image courtesy of the Thomas H. and Diane DeMell Jacobsen Ph.D. Foundation.

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In a Fine and Decorative Arts Auction to be held on Saturday, Aug. 28, Cordier Auctions will offer a rare document seldom seen at auction. The Manifesto and Proclamation of 1778 was Britain’s final attempt at reconciliation following the signing of the Declaration of Independence. New to the market, this broadside is an exciting highlight to an auction filled with Americana, fine art, and fine jewelry. In 1778, after the defeat at Saratoga, the British government issued a proposal of peace to the former colonies. Fearing an alliance between the French and Americans, a commission was formed to present a Manifesto and Proclamation to the colonies offering general amnesty and pardon with internal self-government and the repeal of parliamentary taxation. Printed in New York by James Rivington, a Tory printer and reputed continental spy, the double column broadside was not well received by the colonists; Rivington’s shop was set afire by an angry mob, and as history indicates, the colonies declined England’s offer. This example, consigned by a direct descendant of Mary Rittenhouse (1795-1873), is untrimmed with the woodcut of the Royal arms to the top. It carries an estimate of $10,000$15,000. The auction will also include various quality fine and decorative arts, furnishings, sterling, jewelry, and collectibles. Other highlights will include an inlaid Pembroke table from New York, ca. 17901810, (est. $1,000-$2,000), and

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Hake’s $3.6 Million Auction Shatters House Record As Company Marks Its Best Year Since Launching In 1967 1999 Pokémon Uncut Proof Sheet With 99 cards Sets Record Of Its Own, Selling For $234,171

This Hasbro G.I. Joe Sgt. Slaughter Series 5, “2-Up Hardcopy” handpainted resin-paint master prototype, 1986, from the Bill Byers preproduction G.I. Joe collection, realized $14,278 against an estimate of $5,000-$10,000. If records are made to be broken, then Hake’s has clearly mastered the art of an encore performance. Their June 29 and 30 auction, which grossed a robust $3.6 million, rewrote the

company’s history books as it became their second consecutive auction to break an existing house record. Along the way, a number of new individual record prices were set, as well. “The June 29-30 result, combined with the $2.9 million total from our first Premier Auction of 2021, puts us at $6.5 million so far this year, and that’s without even adding the totals of our internet auctions,” said Hake’s president Alex Winter. “On top of that, we still have one more Premier Auction scheduled for this year. Needless to say, we’re very excited about the current state of the market for vintage collectibles.” The June auction’s top lot was a 1999 Pokémon Shadowless Holographic uncut proof sheet with 99 cards, including seven coveted Charizard cards, which sold for a sensational $234,171. It is the earliest uncut Pokémon proof

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sheet ever to be offered at auction and was formerly the property of a Hasbro employee who received it as a gift in 1999. As the name implies, “Shadowless” cards lack shadowing around the featured images. They are rarer than “Unlimited” Pokémon cards because of their smaller print runs. The uncut sheet auctioned by Hake’s attracted 18 bids and easily surpassed its pre-sale high estimate of $200,000. In so doing, it set its own auction record. The previous record price ($117,000) was achieved by a different Pokémon sheet (Wizards of the Coast Unlimited Base Set), which sold in February 2021 (not a Hake’s sale.) Ultra-rare “Star Wars” prototype action figures have a long history at Hake’s. In July of 2019, the company sold a Boba Fett L-slot rocket-firing prototype figure, AFA-graded 85 NM+, for $112,926. There was speculation that the record-setting

A rare Knickerbocker 15.5inch soft doll of Mickey Mouse dressed as clown, 1935 version, sold for $13,337 against an estimate of $2,000-$5,000. price might stand for many years, especially considering how few figures of that type have ever surfaced. But less than two years later, another

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Oversize photo of 1937 Homestead Grays baseball club including Hall of Famers Josh Gibson, Buck Leonard and Raymond Brown, one of only two known examples depicting that year’s lineup, sold for $35,046 against an estimate of $10,000-$20,000. Boba Fett prototype figure, by several serious bidders and same version and grade, made concluded its upward run at its debut at Hake’s June sale $165,200. Two other “Star Wars” lots and proved how much upside “Star Wars” rarities still have in are worthy of special mention. the marketplace. It was chased Continued on page 6

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09/25/21, PITTSFIELD, SAT. AT 11AM, 19th & 20th Fine & Dec. Arts: lighting, art glass, leaded glass windows, timepieces, marble & bronze statuary, American & European furniture, paintings, fine silver, porcelains, gold & diamond jewelry., Online: w w w. F o n t a i n e s A u c t i o n . c o m , Fontaine's Auction MARYLAND 08/28/21, FREDERICK, SAT. AT 9AM, Antq. & hh furniture, lg./sm. curio cabinets, wrought iron outdoor furniture, spool cabinet, fine China & glassware, lamps, doll collec. & ref. books, sterling silver & early silver-plate, imported area rugs, home decor, collectibles, lg. Nascar collection, & much more!, Frederick Fairgrounds, 797 E. Patrick St., Bldg. 12, Howard B. Parzow Auctioneer PENNSYLVANIA 08/20/21-09/08/21, HARRISBURG, CLOSING WED. AT 1PM, Key assets of 310 Publishing, a WWII Mag. Pub. Co., incl. branded assets, past inventory of printed bi-mo. & spec. ed. magazine issues & intellectual prop. Approx. 100 lots orig. WWII public relations materials, 1940s mag. advertising pgs., postcards - cancelled & unused, WWII ration books, & more!, Online Only: JenningsAuction.com, Jennings Auction Group 08/26/21, KINZERS, THURS. AT 10AM, Native American items, moccasins, Southwestern pottery, baskets, beadwork, carvings, SW artwork, collector books, African & Oceanic masks, spears, dec. wood & root clubs, Nos Case knife collection, pocket /hunting knives, & more!, Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd. / embassyauctions.com; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International 0 8 / 2 7 - 2 8 / 2 1 , MCALISTERVILLE, FRI. AT 6PM & SAT. AT 9:30AM, 100+ Longaberger baskets w/liners, Longaberger pottery, huge Joan Rivers collec., Premiere & Lee Sanders jewelry, Gone w/the Wind collectibles, furniture incl. early pcs., early washstand w/towel bar, cedar chest, early local restaurant booth, table w/drop sides, collectible dolls, early banks, Yankee Clipper runner sled, & much more!, McAlisterville Fire Hall, Rte. 35 / 461 Main St., Bryan D. Imes & Sons, Auctioneers

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09/08/21, KINZERS, WED. AT 10AM, Mega Antiques & Arts Spectacular! Bronzes, artwork, art glass, porcelains, tin litho toys, a Keith Haring skateboard, The Jerusalem Bible in orig. slip case w/illus. by Salvador Dali, clocks, antq. barometers, musical instr., mini portrait paintings, quilts, rugs, furniture, & much more!, Live & Online: 5336 Mine Rd. / embassyauctions.com; liveauctioneers.com, Embassy Auctions International

08/28/21, PERKASIE, SAT. AT 9AM, Americana, primitives, crocks, jugs, baskets, ironware, advertising, Industrial age items, artwork, barn items, rough cut lumber, Allis Chalmer tractors, tools, & more! Lg. auction, two auctioneers!, 649 Sweet Briar Rd., Somers Auctioneering 08/28/21, WARRINGTON, CLOSING SAT. AT 6PM, Lifetime collec. of art, antiques & music; qty. home furnishings, appliances, electronics, jewelry & more. Feat. historical Blue China, 50+ Chagall lithographs- some hand-signed, antq. tapestry, Persian rugs, rock & roll memorabilia, Swarovski crystal miniatures, & much more!, Online: geyerauctions.hibid.com, Geyer Auction Companies 08/31/21, GLEN ROCK, TUES. AT 8:30AM, Firearms & Related Items - nice assortment, consignments are welcome. Pictures & details on website., 4067 Snyder Rd., Wehrly's Auction Svc. 09/04-06/21, QUARRYVILLE, SAT. & MON., 8AM-5PM EACH DAY, Quilts, Fine Art, Sports Memorabilia, Tools, Furniture, Used Cars, Locally-Made Food. Proceeds benefit Hospice & Community Care., Solanco Fairgrounds, 101 Park Ave., Hospice & Community Care, presented by Rodgers & Assoc. 09/04/21, ORWIGSBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Firearms, Antq./Vtg., Seeburg 200-C2 jukebox, miners lamps, milk bottles/cans, records, Guardianware, radios, lunch boxes, military items, coins, jewelry, furniture, sports items, baseball cards incl. 1950's, musical instr., collectibles, YoGiOh & Pokemon cards, Gardall safe, gumball machines, tools, canoe, & much more!, 1506 Centre Turnpike, Blum's / Auction Time Bid Board 09/06/21, LEESPORT, LABOR DAY MON. AT 10AM, Outstanding Indian Artifact Auction: metal tube beads, arrow points, all brass or copper trade items from Seneca River site NY, 7 1/8"x 2 1/8" Rhyolite stemmed point, Jews harp, tan banded slate banner stone - OH, 'shield-type' banner stone - Berks Co., PA, bi-pointed knife or boats blade 5 1/4" - RI, & much more!, Leesport Farmer's Mkt. Bqt. Hall, 312 Gernants Church Rd., Kenneth Leiby Auctioneer

09/09/21, COCHRANVILLE, THURS. AT 9AM, Antiques, Furniture, Glassware, Collectibles, 500+ Milk Bottle Collection, Medicine Bottles, Tractors, Tools / Lawn & Gdn., Vehicles & Scooters: bedroom sets, rush seated stenciled wooden chairs / rockers, drop front desk, Russian stacking dolls, 45s & 78s, & much more!, 1191 Gap Newport Pk., Barr Davis Auctioneers

09/10-11/21, EPHRATA, FRI. AT 4PM & SAT. AT 9AM, Cataloged Antique & Americana Auction The Collection of Sharon & the Late Jim Horst of Schaefferstown, PA. , Live & Online: Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd.; www.horstauction.com, Horst Auctioneers

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MASSACHUSETTS 09/25/21, BROOKFIELD, SAT. 10AM-3PM, Antiques & Primitive Goods Show, 19 Martin Rd., Brookfield, MA

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09/14/21, BLUE BALL, TUES. AT 10AM, Antiques, Collectibles, Jewelry, Guns, Animal Mounts, Tool / Garden: Victorian-style sofa, ornate medicine cabinet, unique grandfthr. clock, drop leaf table, cast iron horse banks, PBR lanterns, Fox door knocker, local tin & banks, opal & ruby necklaces, nautical jewelry, framed ephemera, England set of dishes, nativity set, & much more!, Blue Ball Fire Hall, 4305 Division Hwy., Barr Davis Auctioneers

09/15-16/21, DOWNINGTOWN, WED. & THURS. AT 9AM, Decorative Arts Auction., Online Only: pookandpook.com / bidsquare & invaluable.com, Pook & Pook, Inc.

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09/24-25/21, KUTZTOWN, FRI. & SAT 9AM-4 PM, Renningers Extravaganza, 740 Noble St, Renningers Kutztown 09/25-29/21, ADAMSTOWN, SAT.-WED., September Extravaganza, Reading Rd., Rte. 272, Adamstown, PA - 7 mi. along Rte. 272 09/26/21, DENVER, SUNDAY: OUTDOORS 5AM; INDOORS 7:30AM - 4 PM, Antiques & Collectors Special Sunday, 2500 N. Reading Rd., Renningers Adamstown 10/01-02/21, LEBANON, FRI. 9AM-4PM (EARLY BUYER) & SAT. 8AM-2PM (GEN.ADM.), Antique & Artisan Show, 80 Rocherty Rd., Lebanon Valley Expo Center VIRGINIA 09/04-05/21, CHANTILLY, SAT. 9-6 & SUN. 11-5, The DC BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center 10/08-09/21, FISHERSVILLE, FRI. & SAT., 9AM-5PM, Fishersville Antiques Expo, 277 Expo Road, Augusta County Expoland 10/23-24/21, HAMPTON, SAT. 9AM-5PM & SUN. 11AM-5PM, Hampton The BIG FLEA Antiques Market, 1610 Coliseum Dr., Hampton Roads Convention Center

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09/10-11/21, PHOENIXVILLE, FRI. & SAT. AT 9AM, Auction incl. Collectors' Estates: The Estate of John Graham Harkins, Jr., Devon, PA; The Estate of Esther Altmann, Glenmmore, PA; The Estate of Ann J. Wood of Bryn Mawr, PA; A Chester Springs, PA Collector, and more to come!, Live & Online: 1041 W. Bridge St., #20 / Wiederseim.com; Bidsquare, Invaluable, & LiveAuctioneers, Wiederseim Assoc., Inc.

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09/07/21, LANCASTER, CLOSING TUES. AT 5PM, Lifetime collection of Dr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Besecker, incl. furnishings, china, antiques, & collectibles from Marietta Ave. mansion in Lancaster., Online Only: hessauctiongroup.com, Hess Auction Group

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A 1980 display stand with six encapsulated action figures from “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back,” unused and AFA graded, swept past its $20,000 high estimate to land at $36,302. Also, an AFA-graded vinyl-caped Jawa action figure encapsulated in a 12 Back-A blister card exceeded

expectations at $24,245. The political and Americana category was led by an item of great historical significance: a 1767 George Washington-signed promissory note for four slaves, including his personal valet William “Billy” Lee. One of the most famous African Americans of his day, Lee went to war with Washington, including at Valley Forge and Yorktown, and was the only Mount Vernon slave to

be granted immediate freedom in Washington’s will. The framed document sold for an impressive $64,900. A world-record auction price was set with the sale of a rare Babe Ruth/Boston Red Sox 1915 American League Champions button. The last of three different Ruth rookie-era buttons entrusted to Hake’s from the legendary Paul Muchinsky collection, it sold for

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$70,092, supplanting Hake’s previous record price of $62,980. The latter price was paid at Hake’s Sept. 23, 2020, sale for the only known example of a Ruth/Alpen Brau Beer button. Negro League Baseball items were on fire, as they have been for quite some time. Bidders showed particular interest in early team photos, like the oversize photo of the 1937 Homestead Grays baseball club. The shot includes Hall of Famers Josh Gibson, Buck Leonard and Raymond Brown, and is one of only two known examples depicting that year’s lineup. It sold for $35,046 against an estimate of $10,000-$20,000. Charles Schulz’s original art for the July 3, 1955, Peanuts Sunday comic page, featuring Charlie Brown, Lucy Van Pelt, and Snoopy, is notable for the fact that all three characters appear in all eight panels. The 17 1/8-by-23 5/8-inch artboard, artist-signed and dated

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in the last panel, was bid to $80,476. The top lot in the comic book section was a copy of Gobbledygook #1 (1984), CGC 9.0, signed and sketched by co-creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird. Containing the first appearance of the Fugitoid, it has a back cover ad for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 that predates their first appearance. The book sold for an astounding $71,390, a figure that is unquestionably a record auction price for this title and issue. From the noted Bill Byers pre-production G.I. Joe collection, a Sgt. Slaughter Series 5 “2-Up Hardcopy” handpainted resin-paint master prototype, created in 1986, captured many collectors’ attention. Estimated at $5,000-$10,000, it declared victory at $14,278, perhaps blazing a trail for the next buying trend in action figures. In keeping with tradition, Hake’s included a selection of Disney and comic character toys in their June sale. A rare and appealing 1935 Knickerbocker soft doll of Mickey Mouse dressed as clown had no shortage of suitors. Estimated at $2,000-

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Exhibition At The Met To Explore Themes Of Solitude And Togetherness In Chinese Art The twin themes of solitude and togetherness in Chinese art will be explored in the exhibition “Companions in Solitude: Reclusion and Communion in Chinese Art,” which opened at The Met. For more than 2,000 years, reclusion, removing oneself from society, has been presented as the ideal condition for mental cultivation and transcending worldly troubles. At the same time, communion with like-minded people has

been celebrated as essential to the human experience. This choice, to be alone or to be together, has been central to the lives of thinkers and artists, and Chinese art abounds with images of figures who pursued both paths, as well as those who wove them together in complex and surprising ways. Presented in two rotations, this exhibition will bring together more than 120 works of painting, calligraphy, and decorative

arts from the 11th to 21st century that illuminate this choice, depictions of why and how people have sought space from the world or attempted to bridge the divide between themselves and others. In the wake of 2020, a year that isolated people physically but connected them virtually in unprecedented ways, this exploration of premodern Chinese reclusion and communion will invite meditation on the

fracture and facture of human connection in our own time. The exhibition is made possible by the Joseph Hotung Fund. The exhibition will be organized thematically in eight sections: Confronting Nature, The Rustic Retreat, Fishermen and Woodcutters, Famous Recluses, Bridging the Distance, The Garden, The Poetry of Reclusion, and The Elegant Gathering.

Works on view will be drawn almost entirely from The Met collection. Credits “Companions in Solitude: Reclusion and Communion in Chinese Art” is organized by Joseph Scheier-Dolberg, the Oscar Tang and Agnes Hsu-Tang Associate Curator of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy in the Department of Asian Art. For more information, visit www.metmuseum.org.

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 at 9:00 A.M. Location: Wilson’s Auction Sales, Inc., Route 113,

LINCOLN, DELAWARE In the Gallery (Red Building). 9:00 AM: Antique mahogany phone booth-original & functional-marked Oct 1959, early candlestick, rotary & wall phones, antique gumball machines, decorative rocking horse, Murray Tee-Bird pedal car, WWII maritime spy glass. Colonial Fireplace Hearth Cooking Accessories: Cast iron kettle hook, fireplace toaster, ladles & spoons. Framed Art: “High Ridge” signed Daniel Smith; “Hot Air Balloon” by TJ McFadden-art adv for Greyhound; Several framed DU prints to include: “Wild Bunch II” by Phillip Crowe; “Dreams Come True” by RS McDonald; “Coming At You” by Stephen Koury; “Old Squaw Drake” by John Eggert & others. A nice selection of waterfowl decoys, game calls, assortment of crocks, collection of hens on nests, strawberry crates, marbles, milk cans, spun brass bucket, cast iron cow post sign holder. Advertising Signs: Supreme Auto Oil; J.A. Cigars; Gillette Tires; A&P Quality Foods; Farmall; Michelob Ultra; Bacardi & more. Neon Signs: Mickey’s; Fosters; Miller Lite; Bud Light. Advertising Items: Farmall weather station; McCormick Deering oil can-HS Okie-Georgetown; vintage IH metal tractor box; Mack Truck bulldog hood ornament & dealership uniforms; IH & AC windbreakers; Bud Light Lime display; antique liquor mirrors from Mcquay’s & more. (2) National cash registers, Summit Gaming “Royal Touch” working slot machine, pair of life size Blues Brothers figures-John Belushi (Jake) & Dan Aykroyd (Elwood), Sunsational commercial frozen drink mixer, wine refrigerator. Delaware Milk Bottles: John Hurd embossed pint-Smyrna; Winterthur Farms quart; Longacre Farm pint-Seaford; Geyer’s Dairy pintMilford; Draper’s Farm embossed half pint-Milton & others. Levy & Glosking 2 gal script handled jug, collection of Delaware post cards, hand crank corn sheller, assorted candle holders, many hand painted pieces including portrait vases & plates, pitchers, ewers, serving dishes, fruit plates & bowls, opalescent glass, blue decorated crocks, ruby glass, hand bells, silver plated serving pcs, Hummel figurines, plates & bells, Lladro figurines, cruets, assorted cut & pressed glass serving pieces, Mary Gregory glass, cranberry glass, dresser bottles, coin glass. A Selection Of Lamps: B&H table lamp w/ leaded glass shade; brass hanging lamp & hall light w/green glass shades; pr of Bavarian red cut to clear glass lamps, several GWTW; marble base; china stem; nickel; brass; stained glass; figural & others. Cast iron bird in swing, hand ptd Nippon, Limoges, Roseville & Hull pottery, Lenox, Longaberger® baskets & pottery, Delaware books, and many more items not listed in this ad. 11:00 AM: Shotguns: Colt PTFA 12 ga dbl brl hammer-Serial # 19090; Savage Model 220A 12 ga single barrel. Rifles: Remington .22 s/l octagon barrel. Pistols: US .38 five shot revolver. Accessories: Assorted shotgun, rifle & handgun ammo, gun cleaning kits, Daisy bb gun, ammo boxes, accessories & more. Still Accepting Firearms... check website for updated listings. 1:00 PM: Live Low Digit Delaware License Tags: 4642; 4912; 8437; 8477; C3649; C4150; C6852; C9993; FT531; FT4000; DU937; DU938; T1002; MC197; MC483; MC6717. Vehicle: ’09 Chevy HHR LT-Loaded w/97,825 Miles. We are still accepting tags & vehicles... check our website for updated listings. Delaware State Fair Stock: 23 Shares. Estate Jewelry: 18k Modernistic Tanzanite & Diamond Ring (7.7 g); 14k Garnet & Diamond Ring; 10k Antique Ceylon Sapphire & Seed Pearl Ring; 14k Smokey Topaz Ring (7.5g); 10k Lion Ring w/Ruby Eyes & Diamond Mouth; 14k White Gold 1ctw Diamond Ring; 18k Antique Three Diamond Filigree Ring; 18k Sapphire & Diamond Ring; 14k 2ctw Past, Present & Future Diamond Ring; 14k Ruby & Diamond Ring; 14k Sapphire & Diamond Ring; 14k White Gold Swirl Ring; 14k Antique 3/4 ctw Diamond Dinner Ring; 18k Antique Diamond & Sapphire Filigree Ring; 14k 2ctw Diamond Cluster Ring; 10k Opal & Sapphire Ring; 14k Diamond Horseshoe Ring; 14k Onyx & Diamond ring; Sterling w/Turquoise Necklace & Earrings; Sterling Squash Necklace Signed by Navajo Artist Julia Martinez & more not listed. Coins To Include: Gold Coins, Silver Dollars & an assortment of other old money. 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: Bedroom & dining room furniture, oak bowed glass china cabinet, oak china cabinet, early oak high chair, half size dome top trunk, oak 30 drawer library card catalog cabinet, marble top tables, drop leaf tables, wash stands, bookcases, Tramp art stand, Victory cook stove, Detroit Jewel gas oven range, cast iron cook stove, diminutive pine cupboard, oak kitchen cabinet, oak washstand w/towel bar, sleigh table, buggy seat coffee table, theatre trunk, Amish dbl seat desk, leather six section reclining sectional sofa, decorative bar tables w/matching stools, (15) matching bar stools, Sportcraft air hockey table, assorted coffee & end tables, accent pieces, and much more.

PREVIEW: Sunday, September 5, 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. Absentee & phone bids will be accepted. No Buyer’s Premium. Auctioneer’s Note: Make plans to attend this important Annual Labor Day Auction that you cannot afford to miss. 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. There is plenty of parking, No Buyer’s Penalty & No Sales Tax. Food & refreshments will be served by the Southern Grill.

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

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 • 9 A.M. Antiques, Furniture, Glassware, Collectibles, Local Artwork, 500+ Milk Bottle Collection, Kubota & TORO garden tractors, Tools, Lawn/Garden Items, & Much More 2014 Mercedes-Benz E350 4Matic, 27,500 Miles 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 4x4 P/U Truck, 58,000 Miles 1191 Gap Newport Pk, COCHRANVILLE,

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H ANTIQUES & FURNITURE H Full size 5 PC bedroom set, cannonball full size rope bed, 3 PC full size pineapple bedroom set, single iron bed, night stands, blond cedar chest, cedar chests, marble top dressers, glasstop tray table, lighted curio cabinet, what not shelf, assorted wooden, plank bottom, rush seated stenciled wooden chairs & rockers, Victorian parlor chair, child’s chairs, foot locker, drop front desk, desks, smoking stand, small wash stand, cobbler bench table, Hitchcock, chairs & rocker, wooden rocking horse, wicker rockers, porch rockers, patio sets, dining room extension table with 8 chairs, kitchen table w/6 chairs, pedestal table with 2 chairs, very nice corner cabinet, hunt scene cabinet, end tables, wall mirrors, school desks, quilt rack, assorted lamps, large flat screen TV, chest freezer, washer, dryer, Keystone treadle sewing machine, wing back chairs, recliner Rayo lamp electric, assorted lamps & more. H ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE & COLLECTIBLES H Burl bowl, walking sticks, cigar mold, yolk, Hess trucks, trolley, insulators, scale with weight, sleds, wash boards, log cabin mini, nut cracker collection, holiday decorations, license plates, meat grinder, bisque dolls, doll collection, doll houses, doll benches & accessories, Russian stacking dolls, iron farm animals, JD Farm toys, Shirley Temple collectibles, metal lunch pails, corn bread pans, cast iron miniatures, mortar & pestle, teapots, pewter ware, tea service, pitcher & bowls, depression glass, cut glass, sets of dishes, cranberry glass, 45s & 78s, board games, signed glass duck, 1969 sampler, ice skates, baskets – some Longaberger®, slaw cutter, cast-iron pans, griddle & bean pot, candle molds, crocks & jugs, chicken waterers, fruit crate wagon, barn hinge wall stone & more. H ORIGINAL ARTWORK H Quality local artists including Don Crook, Philip Jameson, Barclay Rubicam, A Trincia, Delke, Henry Richardson, Jimmy Lynch, Karl Kurner & Many others, plus Lathe Art. H MILK BOTTLE COLLECTION 500+ & MEDICINE BOTTLES H Chester County, Lancaster County & local milk bottles, • pints, pints, quarts & creamers, milk stool, strainers, boxes & carriers, milk cans& pails, glass top bottles, cobalt bottles, Pepsi bottles with carrier, wine bottles& rack, oil bottle, amber & assorted old bottles, cow wine bottle holder & more. H TRACTORS, TOOLS, LAWN & GARDEN H Kubota G1800 HST Diesel garden tractor with 54” deck 2,160 hours, Toro wheelhorse 520XL hydrostatic 1340 hours with 60” deck, lawn sweeper, weed eater, dump carts, wheel barrow, work benches, band saw, drill press, ice tongs, hand tools, yard tools, craftsman edger, pond accessories, garden statues, cast iron trough, sun dial, bird bath, skulls & jawbone, step & extension ladders, compressor, wooden tool caddy, flower pots & planters, wooden nail keg & much more. H VEHICLES & SCOOTER TO BE SOLD AT 1PM H 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 4x4 V6 shortbed with liner 58,000 miles inspected in very good condition 2014 Mercedes-Benz E350 4Matic 4DR 27,500 miles with sunroof & leather interior inspected in excellent condition Buzz Around XL Scooter -Like New. H PAYMENT TERMS H Cash or good PA check. Charge cards with 3% buyer premium. FOR: Elmer F. Laffey, Estate

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by the museum. The Jacobsen Foundation, an organization dedicated to sharing its collection of American art with museums across the country, purchased “The Arch of Nero” intending to keep this important painting in the public domain. It is now on view in Gallery 208 of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Cole painted “The Arch of Nero” at the height of his powers in 1846, drawing upon his memory and sketches made in Italy in 1832. A boldly composed image with Cole’s typically expressive handling, the subject focuses on a monumental arch, ravaged by the passage of time and seen against green hills and a bright blue sky with gathering clouds.

Known as the “Arch of Nero” in Cole’s day, the subject of this painting was actually part of an ancient Roman aqueduct near Tivoli. To Cole, this ruin served as a meditation on the transitory glory of empires and the cycle of rise and fall of civilizations repeated throughout world history. The aura of emperor Nero’s violent and decadent rule (54–68 CE) hangs over this painting, representing in Cole’s vision an era when the Roman republic had devolved into a corrupt and tyrannical empire. Painted in the year that the United States invaded Mexico in a thinly veiled land grab, “The Arch of Nero” calls to mind the similarly greedy expansion of the Roman empire and its ultimate ruin. As the Cole

JUNIATA COUNTY AUCTION OWNERS: DALE AND DONNA SHELLEY

FRI. EVE., AUGUST 27 – 6:00 P.M. & SAT., AUGUST 28 – 9:30 A.M. 271 West Fall St., McALISTERVILLE, PA Auction being held at the McAlisterville, Fire Hall,

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that represents his finest and most mature work. “We are thrilled to have this great painting in our galleries,” said Kathleen A. Foster, the museum’s Robert L. McNeil Jr. senior curator of American art, “and we are grateful to the Jacobsen Foundation for ensuring that it will continue to be seen by the public for years to come.” At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, “The Arch of Nero” will be

presented in context with works by Cole’s Hudson River School peers and other important examples of mid-late 19th-century American landscapes that capture the romanticism of the age. The Philadelphia Museum of Art is located at 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia. To learn more, visit www.philamuseum.org.

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 • 9 A.M. 4 Covered Bridge Road, Oley, PA 19547 in the village of Pleasantville Decorated corner cupboard; curio cabinets; hutch; dbl. rope bed; Heywood Wakefield items; IKEA bentwood chairs w/ottomans; nice Empire style chest of drawers; cedar chests; kitchen storage cabinet; asst. tables, plant stands, chairs, benches & shelves; two GWTW lamps; hanging kerosene lamp; table & floor lamps; sm. appliances; nice asst. of oil & other artwork; framed prints & posters; early photo of cycle board race; autographed photo of Alice Cooper; Boyertown Planing Mill photos & drawings; Boyertown Casket paperweight; LV decorated sm. hope chest; primitive & retro kitchenware; enamelware; crocks & stoneware; old Grolsch Lager beer & milk bottles; lg. asst. ceramic creamers; unusual vases & urns; oriental items; glassware incl. lg. asst. of candlewick, heavy lead crystal cut glass, ruby Mary McGregory decanter set; stemware & character glasses, carnival jack in the pulpit vase & more; service for 12 Noritake dinner set; yellow Fiesta baking dish, pewter, copper, tinware, brass & cast-iron items; lg. asst. of Christmas & other holiday items; needlework & linens; wedding gown; Harley-Davidson Reading Motor Cycle Club jacket; hankies; aprons; name brand handbags; jewelry incl. some nice sterling, few gold, costume, watches & more; mens badges & pins, some military; collectibles including Boyds bears, Beanie Babies; Longaberger® baskets, Dept. 56 houses & access. Beyers carolers, Steinbach & other German nutcrackers & smokers; Coke items, Poodle & Dachshund items & other collectibles; assortment of dolls; NASCAR, Matchbox & other cast cars & trucks & many other toys; bikes; electronics & related items; two mininature alcohol powered stationary engines; sporting goods; two nice patio sets; Cub Cadet snowblower; Toro elec. blower & other garden tools; hand & power tools; lg. asst. of finished lumber in various sizes; heaters, household & much more. 1994 Honda Accord LX 4 Dr. Sedan to be sold at 1PM. Selling with 2 Auctioneers. Starting with Box Lots & Jewelry COVID protocol in effect for preview and day of auction. Preview Friday, August 27 at 5-8PM Parking available at Reperts Candy rear lot Terms: Cash or PA check. No credit cards. 10% buyer’s premium. Bring lawn chairs. Refreshments.

Auctioneer Daniel

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Route 35, McAlisterville, PA 17049 PERSONAL PROPERTY – 6:00 PM on FRIDAY: 100+ Longaberger® baskets with ® liners; Longaberger pottery; huge collection of Joan Rivers, Premiere and Lee Sanders jewelry; large collection of Gone with the Wind collector plates and souvenirs. PERSONAL PROPERTY – 9:30 AM on SATURDAY: Early marble top dresser w/mirror and candle holders; dining room extension table w/bench & 4 chairs and matching hutch; early washstand w/towel bar; small cedar chest; table w/drop sides; early restaurant booth from local restaurant; rush seat rocker; early cupboard top; caned seat chairs; hall table; Lionel train set No. 1621WS, complete, NIB; new Structo trucks; Wagon Train play set; many Cabbage Patch dolls, NIB; Tonka Jeep, truck, track loader and more; Yankee Clipper runner sled; Barbie dolls and accessories; wooden rocking horse; many more toys from the 50’s and 60’s; 2- Geraldine Rickenbaugh paintings; 1949 Juniatian yearbook; 1950 Fay-Annual yearbook; 1950 Fayette High School banner, like new; 1971 & 1972 East Juniata banners, like new; 1960 Fayette Sesquicentennial Shave Permits; 1976 book ‘Oakland Mills’ by Robert Seiber; wooden pieces (pagoda, bird and lockbox) made by William Shelley in the 40’s; Juniata County Monopoly game; early banks including Mr. Peanut, Trick Dog, Mickey Mouse and more; lots of crocks; early Navy uniforms; African drum; local and presidential political pins and collectibles; JFK collectibles; Guns: Savage Model 220L-D 20 ga; Savage Model 99C .308 w/scope; many more items not mentioned. REAL ESTATE SELLING AT 12:00 NOON ON SATURDAY Full Listing at AuctionZip.com, Auctioneer’s ID 1244

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a group of New York-based landscape artists known as the Hudson River School. His legacy can be seen in the galleries of the Philadelphia Museum of Art in the work of artists who were inspired by his example, such as Asher B. Durand, Frederic E. Church, Albert Bierstadt, Sanford Gifford, Martin Johnson Heade, and George Inness. The museum owns two early paintings by Cole, but no painting

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scholar William L. Coleman has noted, the artist’s lesson on the fate of tyrants, his concern over the erosion of republican values in this country, and his critique of the nation’s expansion of colonial (and slaveholding) territories, implicit in his choice of the subject of this painting and its red, white, and blue-clad figures, remains pertinent today. Revered in his lifetime, Cole was recognized as the leader of

Oil on Canvas Alabama and Kearsarge by Xanthus Russell Smith

Fantastic 2-DAY Fall Sale September 10-11 • 9:00 a.m. LIVE SALE at our Gallery and Online!

J. H. Herring Oil on Board (1 of 2) Black Forest Clock

1041 West Bridge St., #20, PHOENIXVILLE, PA 19460 Look for the bright blue building!

Early Chinese Porcelain

Selling for: The Estate of John Graham Harkins, Jr., Devon, PA, The Estate of Esther Altmann, Glenmoore, PA, The Estate of Ann J. Wood of Bryn Mawr, PA, A Chester Springs, PA Collector and more.

Part of Large Chinese Collection

Preview: September 6-9, 10:00am – 5:00pm Theodore E. Wiederseim, Auctioneer #AU003361L Pair of Louis XV Bronze Dore Figural Candelabra

French Impressionist Chinese Porcelain Phoenix Philadelphia Tucker Pitchers

Redware Face Jug Napoleon III Table

New England Queen Anne Highboy Val Bertoia

Large Ritual Ding Tripod Vessel

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Burl Walnut Chronometer

Kinlock Miniature Tall Case Clock

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Custom Charleston Library Bookcase

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HARRISBURG, PA