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The Elverson Antique Show Popular Country Show Set For Nov. 11 And 12

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Bertoia Auctions’ Signature Sale - Considered One Of The Company’s Best Ever Set For Nov. 11 And 12 Bonus Sunday Session Will Feature Additional Selection Of Fine Holiday Antiques And Trains The toy-collecting hobby has always been a lively two-way street with sellers on one side and buyers on the other. It’s at its strongest and most energetic when the truly great collections appear at auction, as will be the case on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 11 and 12, when Bertoia Auctions presents its Fall Signature Sale, with a bonus Sunday session of holiday antiques and trains.

“Everyone who has come in to preview has commented that this is going to be one of the best sales we’ve ever had, and I would definitely agree,” said Bertoia Auctions’ owner, Jeanne Bertoia. “The quality is very high across the board, with consignments from prestigious collections in every category.”

Jeanne cited several blue-chip sources, including the pressed steel and pedal car collection of the late A desirable Marklin “Battleship Sankt Georg,” 28 inches long, is estimated at $100,000-$140,000.

Eugene DeGraw, mechanical banks from Texas collector/Mechanical Bank Collectors of America (MBCA) member Steve Said, and a long-held collection of Martin clockwork toys from a past Antique Toy Collectors of America (ATCA) member who tracked down elusive examples over several decades. Also, there will be trains from Jerry Greene and other veteran collectors, as well as an exceptional Christmas grouping from the same estate collection that was introduced in Bertoia’s March Signature Sale.

There is so From an immense selection of Christmas rarities, here is an 18-inch-tall Belsnickle candy container with provenance including the Tom (Sr.) and Lori Sage collection, estimated at $4,000-$6,000.

The long-running Elverson Antique Show is nearing its 50th anniversary and will take place on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 11 and 12. The show will be held at the Twin Valley High School in Elverson, Chester County, Pa. Twin Valley High School is located at 4897 N. Twin Valley Road, and is 1.9 miles east of the Morgantown exit (Exit 298) of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

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The rare olive green cast-iron 1930s Hubley Harley-Davidson “Hill Climber,” 8.5-inches, is estimated at $7,000-$10,000. much superior quality material in the Christmas collection that Bertoia’s decided to select 100 of the top pieces for inclusion in the Saturday Signature Sale and to add a bonus Sunday session to accommodate the rest.

“The owner was a longtime member of the Golden Glow of

Christmas Past and had a connoisseur’s eye,” stated Jeanne. “Probably half of the items are so outstanding, even the most advanced Christmas collector would want to acquire them.”

In the Saturday session, there are 10 Santas that measure 24 inches in height or taller. “If even one Santa of that type appears in an auction, that’s impressive, but ten is unheard of,” said Bertoia. Also featured are Belsnickles, large Father Christmas figures, a sizable Krampus, chalk Santas, and Heubach figures of children on skis, holding snowballs, etc.

The cast-iron section includes both automotive and horse-drawn toys. Among the Hubley highlights are a Royal Circus Giraffe wagon, a Hill Climber motorcycle, and a skyblue “Say It With Flowers” motorcycle delivery van. Early Kenton autos will be ready to take a spin, as well.

A small offering of 1880s bell and pull toys includes a boxed, nearmint J. & E. Stevens “Landing of Columbus” bell toy, plus several examples by Ives.

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Winterthur’s 54th Delaware Antiques Show To Be Held Nov. 10 To 12 on page 2

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday.

Admission will be $6, or $5 with a show card.

Stay tuned for exciting news on this quality, semiannual country show, as its golden anniversary nears. This show has good dealers who offer quality merchandise not shown at other shows at dealer-friendly pricing. The Elverson show has a reputation for attracting all levels of collectors because they know they can find choice things at reasonable prices.

For directions or for additional information, call either 707-310-4488 or 717-629-2349.

What’s The Story Behind That Old Clock?

Stolen For 40 Years, Norman Rockwell Masterwork May Bring $1 Million on page 4

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18th-Century Pipe Tops A Spirited Cowan’s American Indian And Western Art Auction on page 14

Participating with the Extraordinary Give program in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the National Watch and Clock Museum, 514 Poplar St., Columbia, will host a special event on Friday, Nov. 17, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. to give free clock and watch evaluations and collectible insurance advice on timepieces or other antiques brought to the museum.

Watch and clock experts from the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors Inc. will identify and give some historical background on each timepiece, but no estimated value can be given.

While visitors enjoy light refreshments, they will be encouraged to donate to the museum through the Extraordinary Give program by using computer stations set up in the museum’s library. This special Extraordinary Give evening will be sponsored by a

partnership of Horst Insurance and Chubb Insurance Company.

The Extraordinary Give is Lancaster County’s largest day of giving. Over the past five years, the Extraordinary Give has raised a total of $22.5 million for more than 500 organizations. This year, every dollar donated at https://ExtraGive.org will be stretched with at least $500,000 from the Lancaster County Community Foundation, Rodgers and Associates, The S. Dale High Family Foundation, and community partners to support causes. The Community Foundation is committed to helping make a difference by strengthening the local community benefit sector. This powerful day is a way to support the local community.

For more information, call 717-684-8261, ext. 236, or email museumoftime@nawcc.org.

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Collectors can choose from nearly 100 pristine mechanical banks from the Steve Said collection. “MBCA members visited Steve’s collection during a past convention, so his banks are well known to them,” noted Bertoia’s auctioneer Michael Bertoia. They include a freshto-market “Lion Hunter,” a top-condition “Punch and Judy,” an “Afghanistan” bank in supreme condition, and a stellar “Boy Scout Camp.” Rare and desirable tin banks include a “Mickey Mouse” vending bank and a boxed “Magie.”

An influential collector and authority on the subject, Jeanne personally curates each and every doorstop offered in her company’s sales. The Nov. 11 session includes one of her favorites, a handsome Bradley & Hubbard

This Lionel 381U “Build A Loco Outfit” in original pictorial-label box is estimated at $18,000-$26,000.

“Heron.” Other top picks are a Bradley & Hubbard “Brown Owl” in superb condition; a flat, double-sided Spencer “Pelican” with original white, yellow, and green paint; and a pristine “Dutch Girl With Flowers.” “There are many extremely beautiful florals, birds, and other animal varieties, including squirrel designs that I’ve never seen before,” said Jeanne.

The rare, most elaborate version of Marklin’s “Churchbury Station” with ramps, first appearance at auction, consigned by original owner’s family, is estimated at $18,000-$22,000.

This circa-1958 Linemar “Superman Tank” with original box is estimated at $3,500-$4,500.

antiquesandauctionnews.net One of Saturday’s high points will be 140 pressedsteel automotive toys and pedal cars from the estate of Eugene DeGraw. A highly respected and well-liked collector, dealer and mentor, DeGraw sent his original collection to auction several years ago. “But it wasn’t long before he started feeling pangs of remorse,” explained Michael. “Like any great collector, he missed the excitement of making new discoveries, so he started a second collection, armed with a This Bradley & Hubbard tremendous amount of knowl- “Wetland Heron” cast-iron doorstop, edge and many more contacts 14.5-inches high, is estimated at than he had in the beginning. $3,000-$4,000.

He knew what to buy. Our consultant, Tom Hathazy, who cataloged the DeGraw collec- all, will set sail at Bertoia’s tion, couldn’t believe the Signature Sale. Both American number of great, original and German boats are reprepieces.” Twenty pedal cars, sented, including coveted both restored and original, Marklin battleships, ocean linare in this lineup. ers, and a paddlewheeler.

Bertoia’s railway station The European section conwill be brimming with high- tinues with a sensational array quality European and of 30-plus French-made Martin American trains, both standard gauge and 2-inch types.

There will be affinity groupings of Marklin, Voltamp, and Lionel trains, with the latter exhibiting consistent C9 condition or better throughout. An anticipated scenestealer, a circa-1910 deluxe version of Marklin’s “English Churchbury Station” in 100 percent original condition, came to Bertoia’s from the original owner’s family in India. It could command a winning bid of $20,000 or more.

A circa-1884 Shepard Hardware Once again, a grand fleet “Punch and Judy” mechanical bank is of antique boats, around 40 in estimated at $6,000-$9,000.

wind-ups amassed by a New York collector, ATCA member and world traveler. “His focus was always on condition and rarity. These Martin clockwork toys are untouched, pristine examples, and there are several that we’ve never even seen before, except in books,” said Jeanne. They include a boxed “Khaki Guard,” a “Cakewalk,” and an “Acrobatic Gymnast” that would be familiar only to those who have visited a Paris museum where a similar example is on display.

Complementing the Martins are several Lehmann toys, such as a boxed “Halloh” motorcycle (ex. Donald Kaufman) and a “Baker & Sweep.”

Early Steiff productions are highlighted by two lots in particular, both made of velvet. One is a set of three velvet bunnies, while the other is a full set of Steiff animal-form skittles.

While the top-tier Christmas antiques and trains will be presented during the Saturday Signature Sale, there will be much more in the bonus Sunday session: 300 holiday lots and 150 train lots.

“Everything reserved for Sunday has great eye appeal at a lower price point. In the Christmas and holiday category, there are numerous diecuts and flat paper items, including sought-after Rafael Tuck productions,” said Jeanne. In addition to paper, the Christmas selection features Santas in sleighs, some pulled by reindeer: glass and other tree ornaments; candy containers; later Santas; and

A circa-1920s Sturditoy pressed-steel three-section liftgate coal truck, 25 inches long, is estimated at $1,600-$2,000. many small buildings.

All forms of bidding will be available, including absentee, phone, or live via the internet through www.LiveAuctioneers.com. To contact Bertoia Auctions about any item in the sale, to order a printed catalog, or to reserve a phone line for bidding, readers may call 856-692-1881 or email toys@bertoiaauctions.com.

To learn more, visit www.bertoiaauctions.com.

All images courtesy of Bertoia Auctions.

A circa-1900 Fernand Martin (French) clockwork “Le Chinois,” representing a Chinese warrior from the Boxer Rebellion, together with original box lid, is estimated at $4,000-$5,000.

Winterthur’s 54th Delaware Antiques Show To Be Held Nov. 10 To 12 Chase Center In Wilmington To Host Annual Event

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The grandson and greatgreat-grandson of architects, Schafer grew up in a variety of locales, including the Midwest, the Northeast, Georgia, California, and the Bahamas, each contributing to his sense of what makes places unique and how architectural traditions and lifestyle are influenced by context. An Architectural Digest AD 100 member, he earned a Master of Architecture degree from Yale. In a speech, he once emphasized the “history and the future of classicism as a living language for artistic expression and the making of good buildings.”

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Celebrate inspiration and elegance at Winterthur’s 54th Annual Delaware Antiques Show, a spectacular showcase of art, antiques, and design featuring 60 exceptional dealers, on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Nov. 10, 11, and 12, at the Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington, Del. The show will feature architect Gil Schafer III, one of the world’s experts on contemporary classical architecture, as honorary chair and keynote lecturer.

The Delaware Antiques Show is one of the nation’s most acclaimed shows, featuring the best of American antiques and decorative arts, including furniture, paintings, rugs, ceramics, silver and jewelry.

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Schafer has focused on residential projects for more than 25 years and often lectures around the country on the relevance and livability of traditional residential architecture today. On Friday, Nov. 10, at 10 a.m., he will present the keynote lecture, “Creating Places to Call Home: How Tradition, Style, and Memory Can Inspire Ways of Living.”

After the lecture, he will sign copies of his latest book, “A Place To Call Home: Tradition, Style, and Memory in the New American House.”

Celebrate the opening of the show with friends, cocktails, and exclusive early shopping at the opening night party on Thursday, Nov. 9, from 5 to 9 p.m.

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I continue to believe that the best way to build future collectors is to start them when they are little. Actually, I think that is a pretty critical parenting skill in general. But in terms of building collectors for the future, I suggest two ideas.

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come inside. There are still a few who feel they are guarding the Holy Grail and no one should touch, let alone breathe, in fear of damaging something. Those jerks aside, family antiquing is a wonderful experience. This past weekend, we were out at a flea market in Virginia and

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I truly encourage families to start collecting together. My oldest daughter has collected her entire life. She started with Wades and then progressed onto Mexican folk art and trains. My youngest, Mary, is now collecting Wades and is interested in Peanuts memorabilia from the 1970s. When we go to the flea markets, the girls have their interests and wants.

They also get to furnish their rooms with any antique that they want in the house. Both have their own tastes. Jane likes Moderne furnishings, while Mary just talked me into a Victorian armchair for her bedroom. I have been told several times that my children are old souls. Whether you believe in such things, I will say that both daughters have interesting tastes that belie their years.

Collecting is a family affair, and I have generally found most antique shops to be supportive of families that

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simple, innocent times and everyday life through accessible narrative. As such, their content was ideally suited for the imaginative tales published in periodicals of the time, including The Saturday Evening Post, Cosmopolitan, Ladies Home Journal, and Life, among others. A large portion of the collection is comprised of original illustrations that were reproduced as covers of these magazines. Impeccably curated, it features works by the best storytellers of the Golden Age, including works by the iconic Joseph Christian Leyendecker and Maxfield Parrish.

Additional iconic works from masters of American illustration art include “Bump Mobile,” The Saturday Evening Post cover, June 22, 1940, by Albert W. Hampson (est. $30,000-$50,000) and “Amateur Nite-Cowboy Bill’s Ramblers,” The Saturday Evening Post cover, January 11, 1936, by Monte Crews (est. $20,000-$30,000).

The Nov. 3 auction will also feature a spectacular oil

to native winter landscape painting in the 19th century.”

Offered for the first time in nearly 30 years will be William Merritt Chase’s “Untitled (Nude Resting in a Chair),” circa 1888. Chase executed the pastel as a classroom demonstration while teaching at the Art Students League in New York. The swivel chair upon which the model sits can be seen in a photograph of Chase standing in his famous Tenth Street Studio in New York, which was reproduced in a 1947 article about the famed studio building in The Villager.

“Interior” (est. $80,000$120,000) by Louis Ritman is emblematic of the artist’s unique brand of American Impressionism, painted while the artist lived and worked in Giverny, France. “Interior” has descended in the same family for more than 100 years and was last seen publically in 1912 at the Cincinnati Museum’s “19th Annual Exhibition of American Art.” Other highlights of the auction include “Absaroke Trail,” 1993, by Howard Terpning (est. $60,000$80,000) and “Third Avenue El,” circa 1933, by Francis Criss (est. $30,000-$50,000).

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Recently returned to a family after it was stolen more than 40 years ago, Norman Rockwell’s endearing “Lazybones (Boy Asleep With Hoe),” also known as “Taking a Break,” is expected to sell for more than $1 million in Heritage Auctions’ Friday, Nov. 3, American Art Auction in Dallas, Texas. The 1919 Saturday Evening Post cover makes its auction debut, highlighting an exceptional array of Golden Age illustration.

Purchased for less than $100 in 1954 and stolen in June of 1976, Rockwell’s painting stands as one of the artist’s first Saturday Evening Post covers, produced in 1919 when he was 25. “Lazybones” illustrates not simply the classic Rockwell subject of childhood, but the quintessential American prankster-adventurer, Huck Finn. With his straw hat and bandana, work shirt, and tattered pants with suspenders, Rockwell’s character comes straight out of the pages of Mark Twain’s celebrated novel. Not least, the painting has its own wild backstory, ripped from the headlines, as it was taken from Robert and Teresa Grant’s house in New Jersey during a well-planned burglary. With the help of FBI special agents, the painting was recovered and returned to the family in March of this year.

“The provenance of this masterwork is as remarkable as the painting itself,” said Aviva Lehmann, director of American art at Heritage Auctions. “We are thrilled to bring this classic Rockwell to auction and find its new home.”

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Two Ralph E.W. Earl Portraits Added To Colonial Williamsburg Collections And New, “Artists On The Move” Exhibition Nashville. The Claibornes had nine children together.

The Earl portraits of the Claibornes will be highlighted in the exhibition “Artists on the Move: Portraits for a New Nation,” which will open on Saturday, Nov. 18, at the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum, and which Ms.

Barry is organizing. “I’m particularly excited because we are adding representative pieces by this artist to the paintings collection and representing the Tennessee region at the same time.”

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While the Art Masonic regalia Museums of still hangs today C o l o n i a l in Nashville’s Williamsburg are Grand Lodge. filled with extraorClaiborne served dinary collections in the Tennessee of works of fine, House of decorative and folk Representatives art, a common from 1811-15, thread connects where he was the them: they each Speaker of the help to tell the House, and again story of America in 1831-33. He was and its people, elected as a especially in the Democrat to the nation’s early days.

U.S. House of Furthering this misRepresentatives sion is the acquisiand served there tion of two oil-onfrom 1817-19, durcanvas portraits The portraits of Sara Lewis King Claiborne and Thomas Claiborne Jr. were painted by Ralph E.W. Earl, ing which time he from Nashville, Nashville, Tenn., ca. 1825, oil on canvas, and were a museum purchase, 2017-301 and 2017-300, was also the Tenn., ca. 1825, by courtesy of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg.

Mayor of the artist Ralph E.W. Nashville. He died Earl (ca. 1788-1838), marking when he went to London to Hermitage in September 1838. there in January 1856.

“Ralph E.W. Earl’s associathe first illustration of any study for a year under Mrs. Claiborne, the daughkind from Tennessee to join Benjamin West and John tion with Andrew Jackson is ter of Col. Joel Lewis and the Colonial Williamsburg col- Trumbull. From there, he outstanding and probably Miriam Eastham of Albemarle lections. Especially notable is spent four years in Norwich, overlooked,” said Laura Pass Country, Va., is believed to that the subjects of the por- England, with his mother Anne Barry, Colonial Williamsburg’s have been the widow of James traits were leaders and asso- Whiteside’s family before Juli Granger curator of paint- King, whose brother William ciates of Andrew Jackson going to Paris for a year to ings, drawings and sculpture. owned the Kings Saltworks painted by a notable artist study Napoleon’s collected “I can think of no other artist near Bristol, Va. Sarah moved masterworks. He returned to who formed such a relation- to Tennessee with her parents from the region.

“It is exciting to add these America in 1815 with the ship with a notable subject, in 1787 (the year she was born) fine examples of portraiture intention to create grand his- except perhaps Gilbert Stuart by way of Surrey, N.C. James to the foundation’s collec- torical paintings in the with George Washington. The and Sarah King had three chiltions,” said Mitchell B. Reiss, European style and decided elder Earl is celebrated and dren before 1812, the February president and CEO of Colonial that his first would be of the known today because so in which Sarah married Williamsburg. “Owning pieces Battle of New Orleans. Earl much scholarship has focused Thomas Claiborne in of material culture from this arrived in Nashville on New on the Northeast; because so region helps us to better Year’s Day in 1817 to paint a many of the younger Earl’s understand and interpret the portrait of General Andrew works are in private and history of our country and the Jackson, hero of the Battle of Tennessee state institutions, Orleans, and ended up they are lesser known.” people who shaped it.”

The subjects of these Earl “Colonial Williamsburg remaining there and painted are Thomas has collected notable several portraits of Jackson portraits Tennessee furniture, ceram- and his family. Later that year, Claiborne Jr. and his wife, Sara ics, metals, and textiles in through introductions made Lewis King Claiborne. Thomas recent years, but important by Jackson, Earl met and was born in 1780 in Brunswick paintings had eluded us,” said quickly married Jane Caffery, County, Va., to Col. Thomas Jackson’s niece. and Mary Claiborne. He Ronald L. Hurst, the founda- Mrs. tion’s Carlisle Humelsine chief (Unfortunately, Jane died the moved to Tennessee in 1807 curator and vice president for next year in childbirth along and in the following year was collections, conservation, and with their son.) Earl remained admitted as a charter member museums. “The acquisition of close with the Jackson family of the Nashville Bar. In 1812, these outstanding Earl por- after his wife’s death and he married the widowed Mrs. traits is a major step in our lived with them at their James King. He served on home, The Andrew Jackson’s staff during efforts to share the culture of Nashville Tennessee and other inland Hermitage. In 1829, when the Creek War in 1813-14 and, southern states with our Jackson became president, as first lieutenant, served as Earl accompanied him to the aide-de-camp to Brigadier guests.”

Ralph Eleaser Whiteside White House and painted so Gen. Thomas Johnson of the Tennessee Militia.

Earl (more commonly known many portraits of him that he West as Ralph E.W. Earl) was the became known as the court During the same years he was son of Connecticut painter painter to the president. After also the first Grandmaster of Grand Lodge of Ralph Earl and was likely born Jackson’s second term in the in New York. He studied paint- office, Earl returned with him Tennessee, Free and Accepted ing with his father until 1809 to Tennessee and died at The Masons. A portrait of him in

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By Karl Pass

dissatified,” he said. The veteran dealer is glad to be home following the ordeal and is on the road to recovery.

The photos show a cross section of the quality material at the show.

The next Original Semiannual York Show and Sale will take place on Feb. 2, 3, and 4, 2018.

To learn more, call Sam Herrup of Sheffield, Mass., asked $7,500 for this Pennsylvania redware 302-875-5326. jar with mocha-like slipware drips See more photos on page 16 Art and Alice Booth of Wayne, N.J., asked $5,200 for this early New York City over the glaze. stoneware bank with incised decoration.

Melvin “Butch” Arion’s 169th Original Semiannual York Antiques Show and Sale was held Sept. 22, 23, and 24 in Memorial Hall East on the York Fairgrounds in York, Pa. Unseasonably warm temperatures pervaded southcentral Pennsylvania throughout the weekend. Opening day attendance was strong, but the gate was off for the remaining two days of the three-day show.

“The show was very good, but attendance was down on Saturday and Sunday,” said prior to the antiques show, and Arion.

The York Fair ended just a well-attended baby clothing consignment show was held on the other half of the hall on opening day of the Arion show.

The two-day setup was shortened on Wednesday, and some dealers used Thursday as their sole day to set up and

Bill and Teresa Kurau of Lampeter, Pa., asked $1,100 for this cobalt Lafayette glass boat salt.

This giant Ohio stoneware cooler was put back together by restorer Jeff Ingram.

This folk art bucksaw was $1,500 from Ron Van Anda and Sandra Whitson of Lititz, Pa.

Thistlethwaite Americana is from Glasgow, Ky. The chest of drawers from Indiana with walnut and maple inlay was tagged $3,800. The pair of clear glass bottles were $325 and the redware plate, $275.

Dan and Karen Olson of Newburgh, N.Y., asked $795 for the checkerboard.

design their booths.

Participating in the largest and best-attended of the two shows held on the York Fairgrounds, Arion show exhibitors, most of which are full-time dealers, work hard to find good material and cultivate buyers in this challenging market. Arion is firmly committed to investing in his business, which means he extensively advertises.

He runs print ads and also NPR radio spots on Harrisburg’s 89.5 FM. Most show promotors know that to be relevent in today’s marketplace, nearly a decade after the recession, a combination of advertising is needed: print, online, among other types.

Some of the Arion dealers do all four Pottery restorer Jeff Ingram of Laurel, Md., had a shows held in York booth in the lobby showing examples of projects (the other is Bob he has worked on. Pictured are several decorated Bockius’s Greater York crocks of what were 136 straight-sided crocks Show and Sale), and with bases broken out being used as a drainage some only do one or pipe system that was excavated in Strasburg, Va. the other. In the pre2008/2009 market, more did all four shows. In the pre-9/11 market, when more than four shows were held on the fairgrounds, it was an even different era.

In the show brochure, Arion remembered two dealers who have passed away. In memoriam were Vera This mounted, 14-by-16-inch doll quilt from Charles, who died Jan. Vermont was $575 from Pat and Rich 30. Her husband, Garthoeffner of Lititz, Pa. Eugene, attended the show on opening day.

Exhibitors from 1977 to 2005, the couple was known for quality Pennsylvania smalls, china, and glass. The other was Ruth Bryson, who died July 22. Bryson and her husband, Jack, under the name Country Lane Antiques, were also Arion show dealers for many years.

Jane Langol of Medina, Ohio, asked $625 for the On Saturday, marble lamb and $210 for the braided mat. The exhibitor Richard lamb sold.

“Smitty” Axtell had an incident placing him in the hospital. “I fell on Saturday afternoon at the show and was in the York hospital with a broken rib and torn knee tendons,” said the dealer. “I’m grateful for the help of fellow dealers,” continued Axtell. Luckily, Axtell has hired help who travel with him for shows. He was able to return home to Deposit, N.Y., on Oct. 10.

“We sold on the first This schoolhouse quilt was priced at $4,500 and second day, but from Richard “Smitty” Axtell of Deposit, N.Y. not third. I wasn’t

A Maine paint-decorated chest of drawers, ex. Nan Gurley, was $10,500 from Limington, Maine, dealer Bill Kelly. The Maine sewing box on top was $1,850.

Melvin “Butch” Arion is the longtime owner and manager of the Original York Show and Sale.

A Dutch delft charger or rosewater dish was priced at $7,500 from Sam Herrup. The rare pair of French brass taper candlesticks, ca. 1810, were Tucker Frey of Woodbury, Conn., asked $1,450 for the ca. 1880 Beverly, $1,200.

Mass., Boston Baked Beans unglazed exterior redware jar.

The Colburn’s Mustard trade sign, ca.

1860, from Augusta, Maine, was $850 The log calibers from Maine were $2,600 from New London, N.H., dealer John from Bailey Island, Maine, dealers Jim and Nancy Glazer.

Rogers. The silhouette was $350.

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Estate Auction includes Furniture; China, Glassware & Pottery; Kitchen Wares; Copper; Steins; Lighting; Crockery; Vintage Toys; Postcards; Books; Quilts; Clocks; Farm Primitives & Tools; Appliances & More.

Alderfer Online- Tullytown, PA Antique Store Liquidation Bid Now Through auction close Wed., November 8th at 8:00 PM. Preview and Pick-Up details on our website.

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CABIN FEVER AUCTIONS

POSTWAR MODEL TRAIN & MODERN MODEL TRAIN AUCTION WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST AUCTION OF TRAINS BEGINS AT 5 P.M. Preview Begins At 3 P.M.

SHADY MAPLE BANQUET HALL 129 Toddy Drive,

EAST EARL, PA 17519

Between Rt. 322 & Rt. 23, Off Of Rt. 897 Absentee & Phone Bids Accepted.

G SCALE,MODEL TRAIN LIONEL, MARX, AF MIX MODEL TRAINS. COIN COIN & CURRENCY CURRENCY AUCTION AUCTION Selling For Bill Gold TCA#77-11765 And Others

WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 15TH AUCTION OF TRAINS BEGINS AT 5 P.M. Preview Begins At 3 P.M.

SHADY MAPLE BANQUET HALL 129 Toddy Drive,

EAST EARL, PA 17519

Between Rt. 322 & Rt. 23, Off Of Rt. 897 Absentee & Phone Bids Accepted.

RAILROADIANA & TRAIN AUCTION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH AUCTION BEGINS AT 10 A.M. Preview Begins at 8:30 A.M.

1860 Weavertown Rd.,

DOUGLASSVILLE, PA 19518

(In The Merritt’s Antique Clock Complex) Absentee & Phone Bids Accepted.

RAILROADIANA, LANTERNS, SIGNS, BOOKS & MORE! LIONEL TRAINS & OTHERS

MONTHLY ESTATES AUCTION SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH AUCTION BEGINS AT 10 A.M. Preview Begins at 8:30 A.M.

1860 Weavertown Rd.,

DOUGLASSVILLE, PA 19518

(In The Merritt’s Antique Clock Complex) Absentee & Phone Bids Accepted.

ANTIQUES, TOYS, TRAINS & MUCH MORE!

AMERICAN FLYER,MODEL TRAINS, POSTWAR & MODERN MODEL TRAIN

AUCTION WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH AUCTION OF TRAINS BEGINS AT 5 P.M. Preview Begins at 3 P.M.

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Morphy Auctions’ November Firearms Sales Event To Feature Comprehensive Collections

This large carved ivory-handled Bowie by Alfred Hunter, Newark, N.J., is estimated at $35,000-$45,000.

This “Improved Pattern” Bowie knife by Schively of Philadelphia is estimated at $60,000-$90,000.

The cased set of Simeon North dueling pistols will be estimated at $15,000$25,000.

This scarce Spanish double-barrel superposed Ripoll Miquelet pistol is estimated at $10,000-$15,000.

Model 1902 Long Slide, a rare 9mm Colt 1911 U.S. Officers model, a pre-war National Match, a Service Ace, and .38 Super Models. And, of course, there are several fine Pythons, like a 3-inch and Double Diamond Set and SAA models

A colossal Spanish over-under Miquelet Horseman’s pistol by Molas is estimated at $15,000-$25,000.

An original cased Luftwaffe M30 Drilling with capture papers is estimated at $15,000-$20,000.

The Francotte Grade A Trap Boxlock shotgun attributed to Theodore Roosevelt is estimated at $30,000-$50,000.

A special order high-condition Winchester Model 1886 caliber .40-70. is estimated at $12,000-$16,000.

including a Howard Dove engraved sheriff’s model, numerous U.S. models, and early civilian models.

Firearms by Smith & Wesson are well represented in this sale, with over two dozen lots on offer. Highlights include an early Volcanic model, an unfired Number 3 Single Action, a minty factory engraved Model 1902 Target 2nd Model, as well as a host of pre- and postwar large frame double actions.

This sale includes examples of nearly every model Winchester ever manufactured.

The best-of-thebest on offer here would be an Ulrich factory engraved Model 1886 takedown rifle; a minty special order 1886 in the rarest caliber, the .40-70; a near mint case colored 45-70; and a fine 1895 flat side in 30-40 Krag.

Certain to catch global attention is this auction’s fine collection of historical weapons and items. Featured lots here include a documented 1st Model 1873 carbine with Sioux history, as well as firearms with provenance to

An early forged Bolster Dogbone Bowie knife made for Wolfe & Clarks, N.Y., is manufacturers.

This sale’s selections of estimated at $15,000-$18,000.

U.S. and foreign military firearms are second to none, and include incredible Lugers, a M40 Drilling, U.S. Springfields and Colts, sniper rifles, and others. A First Contract Model 1799 North & Cheney pistol in fine condiThe 1859 Riley Haskell minnow is estimated at $15,000-$20,000. tion leads a pack of more than 40 pre-Civil War U.S. martial Buffalo Bill and Granville fine grouping of U.S.- and for- pistols from one lifelong colStuart. eign-made double-barrel lection. A collection of Lugers Pre- and postwar sporting shotguns from important is also in the mix, with some rifles are key categories in this brands including Parker, Fox, examples so rare that they are event. Carefully curated high- Winchester, and other niche seldom if ever seen on the Continued on page 18 lights include a cased Holland English and trap and skeet and Holland Takedown cased rifle, a Griffin & Howe custom TH TH .375 H&H, and a Griffin & AT 10 A.M. Howe Camp Perry award rifle ANTIQUES, COINS & JEWELRY built on Remington 30 action.

Also sharing the spotlight is a Terms: 10% Buyers Premium, 13% with credit or debit, a 6% PA sales tax.

Saturdays, Nov. 11 & 25

62 East High Street POTTSTOWN, PA 19464 This fine Smith & Wesson volcanic repeating small frame pistol is estimated at $12,500-$16,500.

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Morphy Auctions is pleased to announce its next quarterly fine firearms sales event to be held on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 3 and 4, starting promptly at 9 a.m. both days. All lots from this sale are on display in Morphy’s Denver, Pa., auction gallery and available for preview.

Friday, the first day of the event, is always eagerly anticipated as the vast majority of the lots on offer are estimated at $2,000 or less. This allows enthusiasts the opportunity purchase quality, affordable, and wide ranging collectible, hunting, and target guns, as well as sporting and militaryrelated memorabilia.

Saturday promises to be spectacular with dozens of museum-quality items available in every specialty area.

The “Fortune 500” categories of Colt, Smith & Wesson, and Winchester take center stage on day two. Highlight Colts include a collection of semiautomatic 1902, 1903, 1908, and 1911 models. Featured among these are a presentation factory ivory gripped

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GUN & AMMUNITION AUCTION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH, 2017 Doors Open at 8:30 A.M. Auction Begins at 10 A.M. SPECIAL PREVIEW: Friday, November 3rd From 3-7 P.M. Some of the guns we are featuring will include a Winchester Model 21, 12 gauge double barrel shotgun (rare collectors model), Desert Eagle MK-VII 41/44 Mag. Cal., Freedom Arms 22 Cal. Revolver, Derringer 38 Cal. Handgun, Rossi Model 625A Pump Action Rifle, Remington Model 700LH bolt action Rifle, Winchesters, Handguns, Remington Limited Edition Dale Earnhardt Rifle, many left-handed guns, ammunition & taxidermy.

ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE DOLL AUCTION This fine relief carved Flintlock Kentucky rifle signed C. Beck is estimated at $30,000-$50,000.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH, 2017 Doors Open at 8:00 A.M.

Auction Begins at 9:00 A.M.

SPECIAL PREVIEW: Friday, November 10th From 2-7 P.M.

VERY LARGE TRAIN AUCTION LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER,

BACHMAN, LGB, BUDDY L, USA, ARISTO CRAFT, K-LINE, WILLIAMS, MTH, HOFFNER, DORFAN, IVES & OTHERS ENGINES, ROLLING STOCK, TRACK, SWITCHES, TRANSFORMERS, BUILDINGS, 32" TURNTABLE, PLASTICVILLE, ETC.

SAT., NOVEMBER 11, 2017 AT 9:00 A.M. TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER

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PREVIEW: FRIDAY EVENING 5 TO 7 P.M. TERMS: CASH OR APPROVED PA CHECK, VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX. Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or auction zip #1893 for complete list and photos.

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Our Fall, 2017 Doll Auction will again include over 400 lots from estates and collections from near and far.

Contents of each lot will vary from a single doll to multiple amounts of dolls, etc. in each lot. This auction includes something for everyone whether you are a beginning collector, someone who likes to repair, fix or dress up dolls to the more discriminating collector or dealer looking for that special doll!!!

Beginning at 9 A.M. we will start selling discovery type lots which include vintage doll bodies, parts, wigs, clothes, shoes, all kinds and types of dolls, some which need repair/clothes, etc.

Listed here are some of the interesting antique bisque dolls we will be selling: A selection of Kestner Dolls featuring Baby Jean, large 26” Baby, Mold #s 147, 154, 164, 168,195, 238 & others, French Bisque dolls incl.

24” Etiene Denamur, 18” & 23” Unis France, Simon Halbig Asian Girl #1199, (3) #1160 Dollhouse Dolls, 18” Century Baby, AM #323, Gebruder Heubach Baby Stuart, Sonnenberg #630 w/closed mouth, selection of large bisque head dolls (26” to 32”), large variety of other bisque head doll makers & more!

OTHER: Papier-Maché dolls incl. Greiner, Superior, early French Papier-Maché, antique Parian head dolls, selection of Folk Art cloth dolls incl. Black cloth dolls, Georgene Novelties, Inc., 22” cloth Raggedy Ann (#124) & Raggedy Andy (#224), each w/original box & label on end, Copyright 1951 by Myrtle Gruelle, Franklin Darrow 22” rawhide head doll, vintage Teddy Bears, Schoenhut Mr. Peanut figure, 1980’s Moravian Polly Heckewelder cloth doll, Lenci 22” child, (3) Nancy Ann style show dolls, German child’s stove w/porcelain side panels, Steiff animals, R.J. Wright (M.I.B.) creations, Hildegard Gunzel one of a kind 28” artist doll w/certificate, (6) Alma LeBlanc Tiny Town House dolls, selection of M.I.B. Collector Edition Barbies, Somers Field dolls, Brenda Starr Reporter dolls, plus lots more!!!

For more information, including catalog and photos, or to learn more about our other upcoming auctions, please visit our website at www.dottaauction.com or www.auctionzip.com (Auctioneer ID #1255).

Bid live on site, absentee, phone or online through 330 W. Moorestown Road, Live Auctioneers.

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Horst Auction Center

CATALOGED ANTIQUE AUCTION FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2017 - 5. P.M. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2017 - 9 A.M. Preview: Friday, November 17, 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.; Saturday, November 18, 7:00 A.M. throughout the sale P

EPHRATA, PA

Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., 17522 (Located at the corner of Route 322 & Durlach Road, approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata, Lancaster County, PA) Contemporary Folk Art including Pottery, China, & Wood Carvings by N. Foltz, L. Breininger, J. & V. Seagraves, G. Shooner, R. Henry, D. Strawser, J. Bastian, & D. Carpentier; Primitives including Collection of Wrought Iron Fireplace Equipment; Fine Collection of Painted Bentwood Pantry Boxes & Firkins; Enterprise No. 5 Double Wheel Coffee Grinder; 1742 Plebeian Stove Plates; Wooden Mortar & Pestles; Wooden Dough Bowls; Collection of Baskets; Collection of Early & Rare Egg Beaters; Rice’s Seed Display; Red Painted Tool Tray; Fish Decoys; Planters & Other Glass Store Jars; Oak & Glass Countertop Display Cases; Spool Cabinets; Mail Pouch Thermometer; Coca-Cola Wall Clock; DeLaval Advertising; Child’s Painted Chest of Drawers; Trade Sign Compass & Straight Razor; Early Pocket Watch Hutch; Reverse Painted Checkerboard; Early China & Glassware including Fine Collection of Bitters Bottles; Mercury Glass Gazing Ball; Pair of Tiffany Studios Bowls; Art Glass Pipe; Gaudy Welsh; Spatterware; Flow Blue; Gaudy Dutch; Mocha; Gaudy Ironstone; Blue Spongeware; Folk Art including Excellent Joseph Lehn Sewing Chest; Chester County Paint Decorated Child’s Chair; Collection of European Paint Decorated Bride’s Boxes; Pottery including Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Water Cooler, Crocks, & Jugs; Rockingham; Redware Lion; Weller Art Pottery; Toys including Fine Keystone Packard Model Railway Express Agency Truck; 3 Piece Buddy L Outdoor Railroad Set; Buddy L Aerial Fire Truck; Keystone Riding Steam Tractor & Locomotive Toys; Several Pressed Steel Steam Shovels; Heinz 57 Delivery Truck; Kleistone Dog; Collection of Hubley Cast-Iron Horses; Cast-Iron Scotty Dogs; Pinocchio, Felix The Cat, & The Seven Dwarves Character Toys; Still Banks; Textiles including Quilts, Quilted Pillow Shams & Privy Bag; Coverlets by Daniel Baker, Emmanuel Meiley, & Others; Music Boxes including Oak Stella Disc Music Box; Several Swiss Inlaid Mechanical Music Boxes; Lamps including Renaissance Art Products Table Lamp with Art Glass Shade; Miniature Lamps; 2 Gone With The Wind Lamps; Rayo Style Table Lamps; Period & Antique Country Furniture including Rare Soap Hollow Red & Black Paint Decorated Corner Cupboard; Related Soap Hollow Blanket Chest, Refinished Tall Clock, and Dough Tray; Signed & Dated 1807 Johannes Seltzer Paint Decorated Blanket Chest; Yellow Blanket Chest with Tobacco Leaf Decoration; Excellent Cherry Dutch Cupboard from Bowmansville, Lanc. Co.; Red & Smoke Paint Decorated Corner Cupboard from Bowmansville, Lanc. Co.; Chippendale Style Low Boy; Cherry Inlaid Slant Front Desk; Fine Sheraton Cherry High Chest of Drawers; Several Sheraton Cherry Semi-High & Low Chests of Drawers; Walter Steely Windsor Armchair; Set of R. Drew Lausch Windsor Chairs; Wallace Nutting Sawbuck Table; Walnut Dovetailed Blanket Chest Over 3 Drawers; Salmon Painted Blanket Chest; Chippendale Semi-High Chest of Drawers; Painted Plant Stands; Early Painted Built-In Wall Cupboards; Large Armstrong Brainerd Spool Cabinet; Cherry Fold-Out Library Steps; Copper Apple Butter Kettle with Utensils; Walnut Victorian Cylinder Desk; & Other Paint Decorated Blanket Chests. *Live Online Bidding *Full Color Catalogs are available by sending $20 to Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Road, Available At:

Ephrata, PA 17522; or by pickup at the Auction Center for $15. Catalog is also available on our website, www.horstauction.com.

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Public Auction

ANNUAL SPORTSMAN FIREARM & MILITARY AUCTION Firearms, Swords, Military Collectibles & More

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH 3:00 P.M. Hundreds of Uncataloged items - Swords, Bayonets, Military Uniforms, Helmets & Much More 5:00 P.M. Cataloged Items - Many Winchesters 1886, 1894 & More

Potts Bowie Knive

Preview: Wednesday, November 8th from 10 A.M.-4 P.M.; Thursday, November 9th from 10 A.M.-5 P.M.; Day of Sale 10 A.M.-3 P.M.

Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. - 521 Richmond Road, BANGOR,

Winchesters: 1895 35WCF, model 1886 33, Winchester model 70 pre 64 338, Winchester 71 348, (2) 1892 25-20, (15) 1894’s, 1890 22 LR, Winchester 88 308, Winchester 61 22, Winchester 67A 22.

Modern Firearms: Savage National Match 22, Savages 99 30-30, 99E 308, 99 250 3000, 99 300 Savage, Remington 7600 7mm - 08, Remington 7600 243 w/scope, Remington 141 35 cal., Marlin 336 35 Remington, Marlin 39A 22, Marlin 27S 25-20, 387 .22, (3) Winchester Model 12 12 ga.; 1901 10 ga., Beretta S686 20 ga. o/u, LeFever DBL, Fox Sterling Worth DBL 12 ga., LC Smith DBL 12 ga., Ithaca DBL 12 ga., Remington 870s & 1100s, Remington DBL, Remington G.M.C Pump 12 ga., Remington 1899 DBL, Belgium Browning Light12, Ruger Single Six 22, (3) 50 Cal. Inline Black Powder.

Long Guns: 18th Century English Flintlock Blunderbust, C.W. Remington Zouave, C.W. Merrill Carbine, C.W. Palmer Carbine, Remington Large Frame Split Breach, C.W. Joslyn, W&C Ogden NY Rifle, Russian 1937 Mosin Nagart, Joselyn Breech loading Carbine, M-1 Carbine, JH

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Johnson Half Stock Percussion Rifle, German WWII Flare Gun, US Springfield 1884 Trap Door 45/70, 1887 Enfield Martini Mark IV, 1840 Ames Artillery Sabre, Eickhorn Field Marshalls Sword, US Model 1840.

Over 15 Colts Including: 1878 Double Action, (2) Civil War Navy Pocket Rev. Colt Bisbey Rev, (2) Colt Lightning Da Rev. Colt model 1849, Colt 1911 SAA, Colt National Match in Original Box (new), Colt Engraved New Line Rev. Antique Revolvers–/Derringers: James Reid Knuckle Duster, (2) Remington C.W. SA Rev., Remington Elliot SS Derringer, Frank Wesson Watch Fob Derringer, Philadelphia Derringer Pistol, Manhattan Navy C.W. Rev., US North Model 1816 Flintlock Pistol.

German: (2) German 1939 Lugers, Broomhandle Mauser, Luftwaffe Daggers, Nazi Flags, Patches, Papers, Helmets & More.

Smalls & Military Items: Confederate Potts Bowie Knife, 19th Century Scimitar Type Sword, German Fireman’s Dagger, Calway Sabre Tiffany & Co., Bayonets, Fighting Knives, 1852 Navy Sword, WW II German Fire police Helmet & others, Canteens, Helmets, Uniforms, Military Patches, Medals, German WWII Banner, German WWII Army Officer’s Dagger w/hanger, Rob Klaas, Bear Rug, Caribou MT, Plus much more not listed.

Terms: 15% Buyer’s Premium Cash or Check. 18% Credit Card. Bid Online with Live Auctioneers.

Nazi German Items

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18th-Century Pipe Tops A Spirited Cowan’s American Indian And Western Art Auction An extraordinary 18thcentury eastern woodlands pipe previously owned by well-known collector Clem Caldwell was the top lot of a busy day at Cowan’s Auction on Sept. 23. The pipe, which sold for $132,000 (prices reported include a 20 percent buyer’s premium), was one of many bidding wars on the day that spurred Cowan’s Fall American Indian and Western Art auction to a $1.25 million total.

“The eastern woodlands pipe exceeded its high estimate, but even at this price, our buyer got a great deal,” said Danica Farnand, Cowan’s director of American Indian Art. “Pipes from this era and this region are incredibly rare, but pipes with this level of craftsmanship quite simply don’t ever come to market. Over 300 years after it was originally carved, you can still make out carved tattoo markings, and his glass imitation wampum bead belt is still intact. It’s a stunning piece.”

managed to survive the European settlement of the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region that destroyed most pieces of Native American culture from that time.

The rarity of the pipe was not lost on bidders. Bidding started at $40,000 as four phone bidders from around the country battled two floor bidders for several minutes before the hammer finally fell at $110,000.

For the second time in 2017, the prehistoric art from Jan W. Sorgenfrei was the most coveted collection of the day.

Although Sorgenfrei collected a wide variety of prehistoric artifacts, he was especially partial to birdstones and had assembled arguably the world’s finest collection at the time of his

Native American beadwork is a hot category in today’s market. A Blackfoot beaded hide war shirt, collected

by John M. Phillips (1861-1953), sold for $54,000.

Depicting a nearly naked reclined man sitting with his hands on his hips and legs death. Bidders were extended, the pipe somehow eager to get their hands on pieces from the collection, with many driving across the Midwest to come bid in person.

Cowan’s salesroom is in Cincinnati, Ohio. Part II of the collection sold for $221,160.

There were 52 lots.

“The Sorgenfrei Collection is unparalleled,” said Farnand.

“It’s not only a fairly diverse grouping of prehistoric art, but it’s also extremely well curated. All of the pieces were carefully chosen as outstanding examples of their medium.

It’s no wonder demand has been so overwhelming.”

A 19th-century Navajo classic serape The top lot from the colwith a white field, 81-by-58 inches, ca. lection was an elongated slate 1860, sold for $54,000. birdstone that sold for $32,400. Other highlights from the collection include another elongated slate birdstone, which sold for $24,000; an elongated porphyry birdstone

This carved wood eastern woodlands pipe from Southern Great Lakes/Central Ohio Valley, fourth quarter of 18th century, maple, lead, glass imitation wampum beads, plant fiber, sinew, 8.25 inches long, realized $132,000.

followed by an Eastern Plains tacked ball club from the collection of Marvin Lince, which sold for $25,200.

As always, beadwork was a hot category throughout the day, with the top lot being a Blackfoot beaded hide war shirt, collected by John M. Phillips (1861-1953), that sold for $54,000. Other highlights in the category include a Sioux beaded buffalo hide cradle that sold for $14,400, a Metis quilled hide frock coat for $13,800, and a Sioux beaded infant dress for $6,000.

It was also a good day for pottery, especially works by well-known artists. The top pottery lot of the day was a Trinidad Medina (Zia,

The top pottery lot of the day was a Trinidad Medina (Zia, 1884-1969) attributed pottery olla that sold for $9,600.

1884-1969) attributed pottery olla that sold for $9,600. Other pottery that sold well included a Santa Ana pottery olla from the collection of Dwight Lanmon, which sold for $7,380;

a Fanny Nampeyo (Hopi, 190087) pottery jar for $7,200; and a We’wha (Zuni, ca 1848-96) attributed polychrome pottery bowl for $6,900.

Other miscellaneous highlights from the auction include a Sioux painted muslin warrior’s cape that sold for $12,600; a group of Yupik carved walrus ivory dancers for $12,600; a Northeastern burl bowl with figural ladle for $12,000; a Crow painted parfleche cylinder for $10,455; and a Don Lelooska (Kwakwaka’awkw, 1933-96) carved wood sculpture for $9,840.

For additional information, readers may visit www.cowanauctions.com.

Auction SATURDAY,

for $19,200; and two elongated slate long neck birdstone, one for $17,400, and the other for $16,800.

Two exceptional examples of Navajo weaving marked another high point in the auction. Coming in as the second highest hammer price of the day, a 19th-century Navajo classic serape with a white field sold for $54,000.

In addition to its excellent condition, what made this particular blanket so desirable is its unusual field. While the vast majority of Navajo serapes have a red field, this piece’s white field is relatively rare, especially for blankets from the 19th century.

Immediately preceding the serape was a Navajo third phase chief’s blanket once belonging to Don Bennett, founder of what is today known as the Whitehawk Antique Indian Show. The blanket, which dated ca. 1860, sold for $36,000.

Two war clubs topped $20,000 in the auction. The first was a mid-19th century Delaware gunstock club crafted from maple and decorated with arched and triangular elements carved in bands amid stars and brass tacks that sold for $32,400. This was

NOVEMBER 11, 2017 AT 10 A.M. on premises Aaron Levin Galleries 1285 Route 38,

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Paintings, Graphics, Furniture & Equipment

2 Auctioneers Selling 500+ Painting in custom frames, of all sizes by Maggie Western, George Shelly, John Hornberger, Felix Felmart, Mariano Yunta, Tom McKinney, Ruth McKee, William Combs, Neil Greene and many others; also an assortment of decorative accessories, French BR set, LR & DR furniture, Barrister bookcases, easels, lighting, curio and other display cases, framing materials, vintage art, books. Much More!

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Inspection: 9 A.M. day of sale!

Note: Bring food, lawn chairs & packing materials.

All information is subject to verification and no liability for errors or omissions is assumed by Barry S. Slosberg, Inc. Announcements made at auction supersede all printed material. All information contained in this brochure was derived from sources believed to be correct but is not guaranteed.

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Sept. 23 Sale Totaled $1.25 Million

TWO AUCTIONS

Multi-Estate Auction: Furniture - Collectibles - Hummels Specialty Auction: Sterling - Jewelry

SUNDAY, November 5 at 10 A.M. Preview Friday, November 3, 12 Noon-4 P.M.; Sunday 9 A.M. through Auction

1500 Paxton Street, HARRISBURG, PA 17104 MULTI-ESTATE AUCTION: FURNITURE (12 NOON): 9 Piece Hitchcock Dining Suite;

A northeastern burl bowl with figural ladle sold for $12,000.

This Sioux beaded buffalo hide cradle A Fanny Nampeyo (Hopi, 1900-87) pottery jar realized $7,200. sold for $14,400.

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Bedroom Sets; Library Table; Desks; Antique: Brass Bed, Washstands incl. Marble Top; Spinet Desk; Industrial Stool; Picnic Bench; Baker’s Rack. RUGS: Pakistani and Persian. MUSICAL AND ELECTRONICS: Drum Sets; Roland Juno G Keyboard; Amps: Fender, Crate; Disco Ball; Numark M6 USB; Stage Lights; Bose Tuner Speakers; Panasonic MP3 Player. ART: Portraits of Lady; Hunt Prints; Kazvara Ogata; 1863 View of Richmond. COLLECTIBLES: Crackle Glass; Cookie Jars; Perfume Bottles. HUMMEL COLLECTION: 100+ incl. Plates & Figurines.

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What Is Repousse Silver?

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By Mike Ivankovich What exactly is repousse silver? Even having been an auctioneer and appraiser for 25-plus years, an antiques dealer for 35-plus years, I know it when I see it; however, if asked to define it, I would probably draw a blank.

Repousse silver is sterling silver (or other metal) that has a raised or relief design hammered in from the backside of the piece. Sometimes the back displays the hammered design, other times the

hammered design has been filled in and is solid. There are various repousse silver designs, including flowers, shells, faces, animals, etc. And there are various repousse makers as well. But, the defining fact is that repousse silver has an elaborate and attractive 3-D feel when using it.

If you like the look, expect to pay a premium price, as repousse is quite popular with silver collectors and users today.

What’s it worth? Recently, a sterling silver repousse

flatware set (84 pieces), having a scrap silver value of approximately $1,000, sold for $3,800 at a local auction. The owners obviously made the right decision when they consigned it to auction versus selling to a “We Buy Gold” store for scrap value.

Mike Ivankovich is an auctioneer, appraiser, home downsizing expert, and host of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Mike

ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, COLLECTIBLES, GLASSWARE, CHINA, JEWELRY, TOOLS, PERSONAL PROPERTY, TWO ROOMS OF BOX LOTS

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2017 AT 9:00 A.M. TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER

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240 HATCHERY ROAD IN Located 5 miles east of York, PA, take Rt. 30 east to the Hallam Exit, go south to light and turn left. Go thru Hallam Boro to Accomac Rd. on left.

Turn left and go 1 mile to Hatchery Rd. on right. Signs posted.

Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or auctionzip #1893 for listing and pictures. Preview Sunday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. TERMS: CASH OR APPROVED PA CHECK, VISA, MC, AMEX, DISC. Jewelry sells at 12 Noon, Furniture sells at 4:00 P.M.

the Appraiser” radio show that airs live on Friday mornings from 9 to 10 a.m. on WBCB 1490 AM in the Greater Philadelphia area. It is available on the internet at www.WBCB1490.com.

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HILL’S AUCTION

1465 NEW LONDON RD., LANDENBERG,

PA 19350 FRIDAY, November 3 & SATURDAY, November 4th, 2017 rd

9:00 A.M. Chris and Bernadette Evans of Waynesboro, Va., had this row of tanware pitchers tagged (from left to right) $750, $1,200, $1,100, and $1,850.

LARGE ESTATE AUCTION OF A LONGTIME COLLECTOR FROM LONG ISLAND, NY! FRIDAY: 75 Lladro figurines, 120 steins including Mettlach, Meissen and Dresden, 180 Royal Doulton figurines, many other porcelain figurines and statues, a large collection of artwork and much more…

SATURDAY: Antique and quality furniture.

AUCTIONEER: Harold S. Hill & Son, Inc. AU001105L

Steve Still of Manheim, Pa., asked $13,500 for the Mid-Atlantic settee with elaborate paint decoration and $11,500 for “The Cat Game” paintings. They were by Elizabeth Fearne Bonsall (1861-1956).

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MULTI-ESTATES ANTIQUE AUCTION WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 2017 AT 2 P.M. Preview: Tuesday, November 7th Noon to 7 P.M., Wed. 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. at Wilson’s

Auction Gallery, 344 Valleybrook Road, CHESTER

HEIGHTS, PA 19017

Furniture to Include: Asian Battle Scene Carved Coffee Table w/6 Stools, 8’ (fully extended) Empire Mahogany Veneered Dining Table w/3 Leaves, J.E. Ekornes Norwegian Leather Chair & Ottoman, 6’ 9”H x 6’W Lead Lined Antique Apothecary Cabinet, Antique German Carved Frame Inscribed “Veronika Reicht Jefu Das Schweibtuch”; Rowe AMI Model CD51 100 CD Jukebox, 16” Bust of Adolf Hitler on Marble Stand, Sheraton Line and Bell Flower Inlaid Serpentine Mahogany Sideboard, 18th C. English Chippendale Walnut Two Drawer Blanket Chest w/Plaque Inscription: That it Survived the Fire of 1881 The Hermitage; Walnut Victorian Furniture to Include: Ornate 3 Pc. Parlor Set w/Fleur-de-Lis Crest, Bowfront Marble Chest w/Mirror, Two Drawer Writing Table, Washstands; etc.

Collectibles to Include: 12”x16” O/C Early Baseball Scene Unsigned, Miniature Bat in Presentation Case Inscribed “To San Thompson For Your One Thousand Hits 1893 From the Philadelphia Quakers”; 1962 Topps: (2) Hank Aaron, Al Kaline, Whitey Ford, 1963 Topps: Willie Mays, Jim Fregosi, Don Zimmer; Canton and Rose Medallion Plates & Platters, Copeland Spode “Heritage” Tea Service for 8, Ornate Victorian Silver Plate, HO Trains, Vintage Matchbox, Pattern/Green Converted Oil Lamps, Brass Beehive Push-Up Candlesticks, Quantity of Sterling Silver-Bowls, Candlesticks, Flatware; Rookwood Flowers, Toleware, Estate Jewelry -14K White Gold/Diamond Cocktail Ring, Gold, Mexican Silver; 4 Fur Coats: Silver Fox, Rabbit, Sheared Lamb, All Weather w/Raccoon Collar; etc.

Rugs to Include: 12’7”x9’8” Signed Isphahan (original cost $4.500), 9’1”x11’8” Blue Persian (original cost $5,000), 8’8”x12’ Red Kerman Karastan, Romanian Hand Woven Kilims, etc.

For information on absentee and phone bidding please call our Gallery at 610.358.9515 or email: info@wilsonsauction.net Please visit www.auctionzip.com Auct. #1924 for photos and details.

Terms: Cash, Penna. Check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, AmEx, Debit. First time buyers: Check payments accepted only if accompanied by bank letter of credit. Buyer’s Premium: 15%.

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Beltzner Hall, Kutztown Fairgrounds, N. Whiteoak Street,

Kutztown, Berks County, PA

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Items Featured: Outstanding collection of guitars and related items from the estate of Dr. Michael Mendelson, include: Fender, Martin, Blue Ridge, Epiphone, Gibson, Taylor, plus electronics & accessories by Fender, Marshall, Boss, Presonus, etc. See www.auctionzip.com ID#4715 for complete listing; trumpets; mandolin; accordion; oak glass sided china cabinet; Hoosier type cupboard; lg. oak icebox; oak server; single drawer, dovetailed stand; twig rocker; cane seat chairs; old rockers; piano stool; 20+ RR lanterns; barn lanterns; RR fuel & oil cans; Ithaca double barrel shotgun; Korean War military uniform; military metals, pins; Toy tractor; Beer lights & trays; vintage Christmas items; Gone With Wind style kero lamp; Sterling silver flatware; milk bottles; broadaxes and other old tools; platform scales; cedar chest; 1950-1960’s furniture; camel & flat top trunks; Sunoco oil can; copper kettles & boilers; Pyrex; Hall; Depression; pressed glass; sets of china; CI Griswold & Wagner; industrial sewing mach.; 60” Hitachi flat screen; desk; bookcases; DR; LR; Bedroom sets; lg. Victorian style dollhouse and furn.; assortment of men’s wristwatches, Hamilton, Casio, Citizen; outdoor furniture; gas grills; Ariens snowblower; compressor; Kenmore washer & dryer; refrig.; Auto: 2001 SLT Mod, automatic 6, 4WD, current insp.; plus much more! Terms: Full payment day of sale. Cash or guaranteed funds. No out-of-state checks. Most credit cards accepted.

George Miller IV Auction Co. Auctioneers, Appraisers & Consultants PA#RY000140L Fleetwood, PA 19522 Phone: 610-944-0926 Email: george.milleriv@gmail.com

HAAR’S ANTIQUE SALE

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2017 - 9:00 A.M. ANTIQUES – FURNITURE – PRIMITIVES – COLLECTIBLES – ETC. Located at Haar’s Auction, 185 Logan Rd. (RT. 15),

DILLSBURG, PA 17019

FURNITURE: Pine 2 pc. corner cupboard; Early Pie Safe; Dry Sink; Slant Lid Desk; inlaid whatnot cabinet; side-by-side desk bookcases (3); melodeon; organ stools; oval & square china cabinets; section bookcases; Bentwood rockers; drop leaf tables; 1950’s Columbia bicycle; pedal tractor; walnut 6 drawer spool cabinet; hall rack; old cupboards; oak chairs; fancy walnut settees; old hand crank music box; ornate cast-iron sink; love seat; marble top stand; nice painted wooden wheel wagon; spinning wheel; PRIMITIVES: Crocks (some w/blue); jugs; oil lamps; yellowware bowls; skating lanterns; Enterprise sausage press; vintage kitchen items; bins; wood crates; oak wall phone; twig baskets; paper dispenser; tramp art box; graniteware; 8 day clocks; regulator wall clocks; dog doorstop; Nylashond elastic display; Planters tin; gauges; old fans; license plates; tobacco bin; quilts; PRR locks; CERAMICS/GLASSWARE: Roseville; Weller; Hummels; Royal Doulton Toby jugs; Peanut Butter glasses; Carnival; Opalescent; Fenton; slag glass lamp; transferware; ICE CREAM SCOOPS: Complete set of Gilchrist (sold individually); Indestructo; Hamilton Beach; Arnold; Trogen Gem.; Fisher; Williamson; shore craft, etc.; Mayer cream sandwich; Jiffy disher curved tip; Shake mixers; TOYS: Lumar; Ertl; Dolls (GB Germany, Armand Marseille); Train set; Marx tractor; Children’s books; Uncle Wiggily Game; banks; EPHEMERA: Civil War prints; Maxfield Parrish (framed prints, illustrated books); Harrison Fisher illustrated books (Bachelor Bells, A Dream of Fair Women); Bond of Brothers scrapbook; old photos; nice framed prints; LOCAL ITEMS: Williams Grove Souvenirs; Dillsburg Yardsticks; thermometers; bullet pencils; Boiling Springs items; WWII ERA: German Bayonets; Nazi items; helmet; MISC.: Longaberger® baskets; collector books; Large Winchester Shell. NOTE: Only a partial listing still unpacking. www.haars.com for updates & pictures. TERMS: CASH, GOOD PA CHECK OR Visa & MasterCard w/surcharge. Furniture approximately NOON. Announcements day of sale take precedence.

ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES AUCTION CURT WILSON, AUCTIONEER

NEW LOCATION 2 P.M. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH At The Bally Firehouse, 537 Chestnut Street, BALLY, PA (One block West of Route 100) Featuring: Hudson Valley Dutch Cupboard made of 5/4 pine.

Butterfly Windsor arm chair. A few unique butterfly windsor straight chairs. Plank seat desk chair. Hand-painted country landscape on canvas fire screen, one-of-a-kind, artist signed.

Signed oil on canvas, pictures prints and frames. Two gallon blue decorated stoneware cake crock. Handmade bench. Handmade quilt patches, handmade frames. Pair of hand-braided oval wool rugs. Decorative accessories. The Third Street Gallery has been sold, and this will be a new time and lcoation for Curt’s Auctions.

NEXT AUCTIONS: Tuesday, December 5th at 2 P.M. at Bally Firehouse.

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George Miller IV Auction Co. Sells at Antiques, Collectibles, 18 Guitars, Amps, Jimmy GMC Auto, IH Farmall Tractor Saturday, November 4, 2017 at 9:00 A.M. Doors open at 8:30 A.M.

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By Anton Refregier

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH, 2017 Estate Furniture Period & Country Furniture

18th & 19th C. Samplers

AUCTION DAY: DOORS OPEN AT 8 A.M., AUCTION STARTS AT 9 PREVIEW: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2017 12 NOON-7:00 P.M. Wine, Cheese & Spooky Treats presented 5 P.M.-7 P.M. for preview

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Two small sculptures, an ancient Egyptian faience hippopotamus and an inspired 20th-century American glazed earthenware work, have been juxtaposed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in the small installation “Conversation between Two Hippos,” on view through April 1, 2018, in the Lila Acheson Wallace Galleries of Egyptian Art (Gallery 107). The display celebrates the 100th anniversary of the museum’s acquisition of the faience hippo.

Nicknamed “William,” the sculpture is the unofficial mascot of The Met. In conjunction with the anniversary, new content about the sculpture will be added to the museum’s website this fall, and diverse events for museum visitors have been organized for the weekend of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Nov. 17, 18, and 19.

Created in the Middle Kingdom (Dynasty 12, reign of Senwosret I-Senwosret II, ca.

1961-1878 B.C.) and excavated in 1910, the exhibition’s ancient Egyptian faience hippopotamus was acquired by The Met in 1917. The origin of its nickname can be traced to a 1931 story in the British humor and satire magazine Punch about a family that consults a color print of The Met’s hippo, which it calls “William,” as an oracle.

Subsequently, the story was reprinted in The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin.

Hippopotamus figurines were popular in Egypt’s Middle Kingdom, when they were deposited in tombs to supply the deceased with regenerative powers. The

J. Watson Library, the 1931 Punch article and the 1931 reprint in The Met Bulletin will be displayed Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18.

The weekend of activities will begin on Friday, Nov. 17, with a “Conversation with a The Hippopotamus “William,” Dynasty 12, Curator” at 6:30 and 7 p.m.

These events are part of reign of Senwosret I-Senwosret II (ca.

1961-1878 B.C.), Faience, from Meir, tomb MetFridays: New York’s B3; Said Bey Khashaba excavations, 1910, Night Out. On Sunday, Nov. 19, at was a gift of Edward S. Harkness, 1917 (17.9.1). Image courtesy of The 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., children Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. with learning or development disabilities and surfaces of the sculptures accompanying friends and were often painted with lotus family members will enjoy flowers, which were part of Musical Zoo, a gallery tour and the animal’s natural habitat art activity. This event is part and additionally symbolized of The Met Discovery program, rebirth. Because of the hip- which is celebrating its 30th popotamus’s dangerous anniversary and is free with nature and the ancient museum admission.

Egyptian belief that depic- Reservations are required. tions could come to life, three Contact 212-650-2010 or of the sculpture’s legs were access@metmuseum.org. probably broken on purpose Throughout the weekend, in antiquity, rendering the a “William”-themed cookie animal immobile. and a specialty cocktail will be American artist Carl available for purchase in the Walters (1883-1955) admired museum’s American Wing Café and studied the collection of and Great Hall Balcony Bar, ancient Egyptian art at The respectively.

Met. His robust hippo sculp“William”-themed merture (a recent acquisition of chandise has been available the American Wing) is deco- at The Met Store since 1927, rated with foliate and scroll when the Store launched a motifs, both the form and line of color collotype print design were likely inspired by reproductions of works in the the faience figures he encoun- collection. The first 3D reprotered on his visits to the ductions of “William” were museum. Walters introduced added in 1952, with other the distinctive combination of items to follow. This year, to bright turquoise glaze over celebrate the anniversary of black underglaze decoration “William,” new merchandise, in the early 1920s, which later including ties, a scarf, tote became known as “Walters bag, and holiday ornament, blue.” among other gifts, will be In the museum’s Thomas added.

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secondary market.

Also of great interest will be the wide variety of early weapons offered through this quarterly event. Can’t miss offerings include a nice selection of Kentucky long rifles.

Expected headliners are a signed and relief carved Christian Beck flintlock rifle, a rifle with a patriotic eagle patchbox attributed to Mewhirter, and a signed David Cooley rifle.

In the edged weapons genre, Morphy’s is proud to offer a large collection of Imperial German Navy swords and daggers from a well-known collection 60 years in the making. Many of them are identified and include provenance.

And once again, Morphy’s is offering more extraordinary, best-in-class Bowie knives as part of this sale. These include the finest Shively Bowie knife in extant, a large Alfred Hunter Bowie with provenance, and several very early and high-quality English examples.

The sale features more than 70 lots of swords from many historical eras and international locations. These include American silver hilts, American Revolutionary War officer’s sabers, several identified Civil War officer’s and presentation swords, and Eagle and Indian Princess pommel

This He-Dog Oglala Sioux Winchester Model 1873 first model saddle ring carbine is estimated at $15,000-$20,000.

This Granville Stuart documented Winchester Model 1876 rifle is estimated at $20,000-$40,000. swords, among other very desirable examples.

Also on offer are a number of other firearm rarities, including Spanish Miquelet pistols and single-shot rifles.

Can’t miss highlights in these

“All and all, this will be a fantastic event. As always, internet bidding is encouraged, but if you can find time to visit the antique capital of the East Coast for a weekend or longer, we are sure that you would have a great time here in our area,” said Dave Bushing, firearms division expert. “This is one The Colt Model 1860 Army single-action event and location revolver inscribed to Buffalo Bill Cody is that would surely esimated at $40,000-$60,000. please the entire family, especially specialty categories include during our peak autumn seaa unique colossal double- son. We welcome you to visit lock superposed pistol from our gallery in Denver, Pa., to the outstanding personal view these magnificent items collection of Herb Ratner, as firsthand, or of course check well as two Sharps 1874 mod- them out online any time at els, a Stevens 44.5 inch, and a www.morphyauctions.com.” number of fine Ballards.

Morphy’s gallery is open This sale rounds out with Mondays through Fridays from an impressive range of scarce 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays and early fishing lures and and Sundays from 9 a.m. to tackles, highlighted by a previ- 1 p.m. ously unknown well-marked For more information, call Haskell minnow.

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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TRULY 1 OF LANCASTER COUNTIES FINEST PROPERTIES DATE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2017 AT 9 A.M. Times: Benefit Items at 10:00 A.M. • Real Estate at 11:00 A.M. Location: 1267 Risser Mill Road,

MOUNT JOY, PA 17552, Lancaster County

62 +/- acres with 59 +/- acres tillable Early 1800’s Stone 2 Story, 6 Bedroom House with Frame addition Built in 1914 2-Car Garage, 50x100 Bank Barn in Great Condition with livestock housing additions. Farm Machinery, Antiques & Collectibles, Farm Related Items, 1980 Dodge Pickup.

Benefit Items at 10:00 A.M. - These items were handmade from the wood from Risser Mill Covered Bridge By Mr.Longenecker. 100% of this part of the auction will go to: Florin Church of the Brethren (815 Bruce Ave, Mount Joy, PA) AND Stevens Hill Community Church (3131 Turnpike Road, Elizabethtown, PA).

Items consist of: Checkerboards, Shelving, Clothes Trees, Picture Frames, Double Sided Covered Bridge Blue Birdhouses, Canes, Small Covered Bridges, And More.

Property being shown by appointment only.

Call Darvin Rodgers, Jr. of All American Auction Service at 717-318-2426 License Number 2316L-RY11L OR John Mattilio of Farm and Land Reality Inc. at 717-917-4682 Terms: Cash or Check.

Terms of Real Estate: 100,000.00 down day of sale, balance due in 60 days Selling for Rev. William W. & Peggy S Longenecker Randy Miller, Attorney Food Stand Visit auctionzip.com #12937 for details & pics.

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SPECTACULAR 2 DAY VETERAN’S WEEKEND

FIREARMS AUCTION 500+ FIREARMS, CANNON, WILDLIFE PRINTS, AMMO & GOLD

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2017 (4 P.M.) Firearms: SVT-40; Maadi Egypt AK-47; Mosin Nagant: Sako M39, New England Westinghouse M91, SA VKT M91 & M39, Izhevsk M91, M91/30, M91/59, M44, Tula M91/30, M39, M44; Polish WZ-48 trainer; Mannlicher M1895 Steyr & Budapest; Yugo Preduzece 44, M98; Norinco SKS; Kirikkale M38; Underwood M1 carbine .45ACP; CA VZ-24 & VZ-23; Waffenfabrik Oberndorf M1896; Savage No. 4 MK1 Enfield; ROF Enfield No. 5 MK1 jungle; Trapdoor 1884; Tula Nagant 1895 revolvers; Russian TT33; CZ 52 rid; Thompson/Center Arms Hawkens rifles; BPI Windriver; Peitta 1851 Reb Nord Navy & 1851 Colt; Winchester M190, M37; Stevens 1915 Favorite; Plus many others. Other: 300+ lots of smalls to include: Horton crossbow; Bear & Black Widow recurve bows; alu. rifle cases; 1,000s rounds of Rare & Modern ammunition; reloading supplies; hunting supplies; knives.

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Cannon: Harrington & Vandergrift 3” smooth bore w/original U.S. marked wheels, being the only gun in the N-SSA to take the rifled gun “Pellam” trophy away from the rifled guns w/a perfect score. 505V This cannon won the Cook Trophy more than any other gun up to 1990 and possibly up to present. Additional firearms to be added, see website for updates. Rifles Modern: Extremely Rare Colt AR-15 .222 cal.; Lazzeroni 2000 8.59 Titan; Ultra Light Arms .284 Win.; Weatherby Mark V Fibermark 7mm Wby. Mag.; Weatherby: Mark V, deluxe .378, lightweight deluxe .240. .300 Wby. Mag.; Winchester M70: Super Express .458 Win. Mag.; 375 H&H Mag.; Custom .300 Wby. Mag.; Classic stainless 7mm; Winchester: M1 Garand; M1894 Centennial Deluxe engraved; M1895 SRC; M1892; M1894; M1890; M03; Kimber of Oregon M82 .25-20 & M84 .17 Mach III. Remington: 700 LH Custom .375 H&H; M40-X 6mm; M14; M141; MLE 1907-15 Berthier; M760; M788; Rare Ruger mini 14/F unfired & No. 1 .243; System Frohm; M1903 .219 zipper improved; Flaig Model ACE; Custom Barney Conlan .25-06; Marlin: M27-S; M336; M782; M80; Ishapore 2A1; Enfield IAC No. 4 MK1; Arisaka rifles; Type 99 Kokura, Juki Kogyo, Kokura; Savage 99 .308; FN-49; DPMS LR-308; IMI Uzi M45-SA; AR-15 style rifles: Bushmaster; Spike’s Tact.; New Frontier; Anderson; Essential Arms; Beretta CX4 Storm; Sig 556; Kahr Arms M1 carbine; Underwood M1 carbine; Armscorp T48; Century Arms Cetme; U.S. Rock Island 1903; Yugo M24/52 & M48; Sako Riihimaki .222; Stevens M70 visible loader; Auto Ordnance 1927 A1; GSG ATI STG 44, M522; Ruger Ranch rifle; Polytech IDE M-14S; IWI Tavor SAR-G16. Rifles Antique: J. Moll PA long rifle; C.S. Richmond Armory “Low Hump”; U.S. Trenton M1861; U.S. Bridesgurg M1861; U.S. Springfield M1861; Enfield Tower Pattern 1856; Simeon-North 1817 common; Snider-Enfield; U.S. Norfolk Contract 1861; Prussian M1809 Potsdam; Burnside carbine; U.S. Springfield 1884 marked “SAN JUAN HILL”; Remington rolling block.

Shotguns: Krieghoff M32 Crown Grade gold inlaid; Remington 870 F-Grade gold inlaid & TC; H. Pieper Diana; Weatherby: Regency 20 ga; Very Rare Early Orion 12 & 20 ga; L.C. Smith/Marlin NIB; Parker Bros.; SKB 200E 20 ga; Nobel 420K .410 bore; Remington 1882; Browning double auto & ABolt; Winchester: 1897 “Trench M1917” type; M1897; M1887; M101 skeet; Super-X; Deluxe M12; M12; M50; Charlin Field Grade; Kel-tec KSG; Zabala Hnos 10 ga; Franchi 48/AL & .410 bore barrels; New England Firearms NIB Pardners; Norinco M97; Fox Sterlingworth. Revolvers: Colt: (2) 1860 Army Richards “Cartridge Conversions”; SAA “Frontier Six Shooter”; 1849 Pocket; New Service .455; Army Spl.; Positive Police; Python 6”; M1851 Navy; New Line; SAA Nickel; Smith & Wesson: 66-2; K-22 Outdoorsman; (2) 1917/37 Brazilian Contract; M1 1⁄2; 19-4; HE .38; Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan .454 Casull; Allen & Wheelock spur trigger; Hopkin & Allen Blue Jacket No. 1; H&R: M999; Sportsman, Premier; Taylor & Co. 1873 Cattleman; EMF Outlaw .45; R&D copy of 1860 Army Richards conversion; Custom pair of SM Italy SAA .44; Navy Arms: 1851 Navy; 1860 Army; dozen Italian reproductions customized by Ray Rapine. Pistols: Chicago Palm pistol original bluing; (2) Mauser M1921 “Bolo”; Luger 1906 American Eagle 9mm; Colt: 1911 U.S. Army; Lightweight Commander; Gold Cup NM; Mustang MK IV plus II; Lignose 2A Einhand; Walther: M4; P38; PK 380; F.B. Random P-35; Browning FNH; Crvena M70; Sig Sauer: P226 Elite; P320; P250; 2340 pro; P226 Limited Edition Homeland Security; P229; Smith & Wesson: M59; M908S; M39-2; M913; M22-A1; M&P Bodyguard; Ruger: MK II Competition Target; MK III Target Hunter; M22/45; SR9; P89; SR40; Thompson/Center Encore .30-06 Sprg; AMT Automag II; Kel-tec: PMR-30; P-11; Springfield: MP9LSP; XD-9 sub; XDS-9; XDM-40; XD-40 sub; XD-40 tact.; CZ: 75B; 83; HK: VP9, P30, USP compact; Kimber Pro Carry II; Rock Island M1911-A1 CS; AR-15 style pistols: Lanco Tact.; American Tact.; Mag. Tact.; Kahr Arms CW9; Beretta: M96D; M9A1; U22 Neos; Glock: M26 G4; M21 G4; Century Arms M C93; Pioneer Random PPS43-C. Wildlife Art, Gold Coins & Misc.: Gold Indian Head $10.00 1914 coin; Gold Indian Head $5.00 1911 coin; Gold Indian Head $2.50 1911 coin; Roman Spear & Arrow points; Remington & Peters calendars; John Pritko original oil; Ned Smith Prints: “Testing the Wind”; “Birch Bottom Buck”; “Telltail Ripple”; “Bobwhite”; “Ruffed Grouse” & others; R.C. Kray, Bob Sopchick, Hansel & other prints; PA hunting licesnes 1927-41. Vintage hand forged bear trap; Knives: Woodsman PAL; Kabar; USN; Camillus. (20) NIB air rifles: Daisy: M914; Red Ryder; 814; 880; 840; Crossman: Air 17; 788; 664X; 2100; tear gas baton. Mounts: Doll Sheep full mount; Stone Sheep shoulder mount; Mountain Goat shoulder mount; Caribou shoulder mount; (2) Black Bear shoulder mounts & rug; Whitetail shoulder mount; Elk European mount; Warthog; Black Squirrel; Pronghorn shoulder mount. Nazi & WWI to include 130 lots: U.S. Army field glasses; WWII DD889 USS O’Hare trench art lamp; WWII USN trench art lamp; WWI U.S. pilots wings; U.S. 8th Air Force WWII pic. in theatre mad frame; German Officer’s sword “Roon” series. Hitler Youth: Proficiency Badge Silver; HJ Marine sleeve rank & stickpins; Zeppelin cigarette books; German Youth sign rune with RZM tag; SS armband; NSDAP Nazi party flag; green back German Army Krim shield; WWII General Assult badge; NSDAP Mothers Cross in bronze; German paratrooper medal Fallschirmjaeger; Wolfgang Willrich SS portraits art; WWII German soldier bust in 1935 German helmet. Period SA NSDAP Sehlback Sohn & Steinhoff uniform catalog; Stereoptic books. Stickpins: Teno; Iron Cross First Class; Police; NSDAP Eagle; Lugtwaffe; SA sports badge; SS; Kreigsmarine & Swastika; Panzer armored collar tab Totenkopfs; gold Breast Eagles; DLV sleeve Eagles.

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AB 228 Unanimously Approved By California State Legislature

Action Calendar

New Measure Awaits Governor’s Signature

11/17-18/17, EPHRATA, FRI 5 PM SAT 9 AM, Contemporary folk art, primitives, early china & glassware, folk art, pottery, toys, textiles, music boxes lamps, period & antique country furniture, Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auction

The California State Legislature has unanimously approved AB 228, a measure that corrects the problems created by provisions in AB 1570 (Chang) (Ch. 258, Stat.

2016), Signed Memorabilia. AB 228 is authored by assembly member Todd Gloria and Sen. Galgiani. The measure is now with Gov. Jerry Brown, awaiting his decision. Brown can either sign the measure, let the bill become law without his signature, or veto the measure.

Last year, the California State Legislature approved, and the governor signed into law, AB 1570 (Chang), enacting new provisions in Section 1739.7 of the California Civil Code, effective Jan. 1, 2017. The amendments were intended to rigorously govern the sale of “autographed” sports and

entertainment memorabilia by requiring dealers who advertise and sell any item bearing a signature to provide a certificate of authenticity to the purchaser. The new regulation also requires various onerous practices and procedures relating to record maintenance and disclosures of the identity of consignors of such “autographed” items, the latter of which raises privacy and confidentiality concerns.

Severe civil penalties (up to 10 times actual damages, or more, plus legal fees and costs to a successful claimant) could apply to anyone violating the current statute.

The language of AB 1570 severely impacts entities that are not or are only minimally engaged in the sale of sports and entertainment memorabilia and that were and are not

the intended focus of the statute, thereby unintentionally hindering commercial activity in the state of California. The breadth and vagueness posed

by AB 1570 is what compels the enactment of AB 228.

AB 228 corrects last year’s enacted statute by: • Revising the definitions of “Collectibles” so as to more clearly target “Sports and Entertainment” collectibles and excluding items like signed works of fine art, furniture, decorative objects, jewelry, books and manuscripts, and numismatic items or bullion, not intended by the author of AB 1570 to be included within the statute’s reach.

• Addressing the privacy and confidentiality issues created by AB 1570 by striking the provisions that

require the disclosure of the name and address of consignors of goods and instead requires the dealer to retain records of the name and address of the third party for a period of seven years, during which a consumer may seek such records pursuant to a subpoena or judicial order.

• Declaring the intent of the Legislature that nothing in AB 228 shall be construed to affect the decision of the Court of Appeal in Gentry v. eBay Inc. (2002) 99 Cal.App.4th Michaan’s in Alameda, Calif., offered this 816; excluding providers century-old Tiffany Studios Laburnum table or operators of an online lamp in a Nov. 17, 2012, auction with a marketplace. $500,000-$600,000 estimate. Had the lamp • Declaring that it is to come to Michaan’s during the timeframe in take effect immediately as which the current legislation (AB 1570) was an urgency statute. in effect, it would have been unlawful to sell Those interested in it within the state of California, as there urging Brown to sign the would have been no way to produce a doc- measure should send an ument from an eyewitness to the actual email to his legislative secapplication of the Tiffany Studios signature retary, Camille Wagner, at tag. Image courtesy of Michaan’s Auctions. CamilleWagner@gov.ca.gov.

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

CHRISTMAS ANTIQUES WANTED Pre1960 ornaments, lights, decorations, Call Mike 630-400-8678.

GUNS WANTED

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

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SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-5252969, posterboss@aol.com

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

JUDAICA WANTED: VINTAGE books, paper, ephemera, etc. Palestine Pre-State & Holocaust Related especially, Call Ben at 732-232-5452 or email ben.aryeh09@gmail.com

WANTED: PRESIDENTIAL & Other Historic Autograph Material. Pages of History, PO Box 2840, Binghamton, NY 13902.

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OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc.

607-625-3947 OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

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

CARNIVAL, CIRCUS, FREAKS, Sideshow, Amusement Parks, Coney Island, Nude Photos, Steel Pier, Pinups, Strippers, Burlesque, Auto Thrillshow. Nostalgia Enterprises, Box 300, Lockport, NY, 14095. 716-433-9418.

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WORLD WAR II ration items wanted: ration books, tokens, forms, checks, newspaper articles, etc. Describe and price or ask for offer. Lee Poleske, PO Box 871, Seward AK 99664

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CATHOLIC HOLY CARDS. Protestant Bible lessons, lace cards, scripture cards, paper icons. Brent Devitt, 35 Hawthorne Glen, Beavercreek, OH 45440. 937-238-0183.

Email devitt.brent@gmail.com

POSTCARDS WANTED: CZECHOSLOVAKIA, not Prague: Austria, not Vienna; Germany any smaller city Gruss Aus; Pozdrav & Eastern Europe. All before 1929.

Approvals welcome. Penny Kleinman 516-921-0184 or email: pennykleinman@gmail.com

SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.

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ELVIS PRESLEY ORIGINAL 78RPM SUN 209. That’s All Right/ Blue Moon of Kentucky, Memphis TN, asking $800.

Also approximately 20,.000 45’s for $3,500, Philadelphia 215-751-1391.

LARGEST STOCK OF Original Movie Posters, Lobby Card and Stills in the United States for sale- 200,000 Posters and 500,000 Photos, 440-256-3660. The Last Moving Picture Co., 10535 Chillicothe Rd, Kirtland, Ohio 44094. lastmo@aol.com

FREE CATALOG FROM Heroes & Legends for Hollywood and Rock & Roll autographs. 18034 Ventura Blvd., Encino, CA 91316. We also buy! 818-342-2800.

ATTENTION REFINISHED LIGHT PINE Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, excellent condition, call 410-848-6636.

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Redware Collection

Driftwood Table 1904 $20 Gold Coin

Melbourne Hardwick (American, 1857-1916)

ANTIQUE & FINE ART AUCTION

Edison Bipolar Motor Toulouse-Lautrec Reine de Joie

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 & SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 AT 10 A.M. Monumental Mexican

Sterling Center Bowl Silver, Jewelry, Collectibles, Ceramics & Glass Fine, Decorative, Ethnographic & Asian Arts, Furniture & Rugs Including items from a Boston, Mass. Estate & The Estate of Rep. Edward McPherson (1830-1895), Gettysburg, PA

Portrait of George Douglas

PREVIEW: Friday, November 10 from 10 A.M.-4 P.M.; Sat. & Sun. 8 A.M. thru auction Bird Incised Jug

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Cabinet Portrait Vase

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lb Arberg Parrot Chair

DAY ONE (Americana): SILVER: Tiffany; flatware sets incl. Kirk Repousse; Towle LaFayette; International Royal Danish. Coin incl. J. Moore, NY basket of fruit & sheaf of wheat spoons. Plated tea sets. COLLECTIBLES & DEC ARTS: Edison bipolar motor; 15½” Regina disc player with 104 discs; Amberola & rolls; Drummond limelight; C. Bush kaleidoscope; tramp art; 313 National cash register; Hubley pheasant doorstop & paperweights; radios; furs. FURNITURE: PA dower chest; Classical sofa; tavern table; Federal desk; New England highboy; Empire Rev. dining table & sideboard; Am. Drew DR set; Adams mirror. TEXTILES: Samplers; coverlets incl. H&A Seifert & E. Meily; quilts incl. tulip applique. POTTERY: Cobalt decorated stoneware incl. bird incised & snowflake jugs; crocks; J. Bell lid. PA redware incl. Breininger; rainbow spatter pitcher; flow blue; transferware plate collection. GLASS: Hawkes; Waterford incl. Lismore; Carnival incl. Northwood & Dugan. ART: I. Deen; F.E. Schoonover; A.C. Bradley; J. Savitsky; C. Mente stained glass sketch; B. Benn; portrait of G.D. Dods. Prints incl. Warhol; D. McLaughlin; M.L. Stahl; S. Way-Howard; J. Taylor Arms Jr. Sculptures incl. R. Taylor; D. Jones; CLOCKS: Tall case incl. S. Hill, Harrisburg & New England rocking ship.

Wall incl. E. Howard #10 figure eight; period banjo. LIGHTING: Table incl. slag glass. Vict. hanging.

DAY TWO (Continental):

Violin Collection

COINS: Gold incl. 1904 $20; 1901 $5; Am Eagle proofs; comm. Sets Indian & Lincoln cents. Ancient coins; Colonial currency uncut sheets; Duranotes. SILVER: Mexican center bowl; George II salver by J. Morison; enameled & jeweled bell; Russian cigarette. Plate incl. Christofle flatware. JEWELRY: Diam. & gemstone incl. Chinese 18K diam. & gemstone dragon pin; sapphire & diam. bracelets; 1.61 & 2.29 ct engage rings; 1.86 ct diam. ring; 1.07 ct diam. necklace; Tiffany. Navajo; cameos. Watches incl. Longines; Cartier; diam. COLLECTIBLES & DEC. ARTS: Lg. 10”-13” Hummels. Violin coll. incl. Ferency; Heberlein Jr. Violin bows incl. R.D. Mohr; W.R. Schuster; R. Almeda. MID-CENTURY: ib Arberg parrot chair; 10+ pcs. P. McCobb Planner. A. Pearsall attrib. gondola sofa; Jacks tables; lounge chair & ottoman. FURNITURE: Vict. pier mirrors; Louis XV style; sideboards; Samick grand piano. RUGS: Persian room size & area incl. Kerman; Turkish prayer. Chinese.

Jeweled & ASIAN: 19th C. Rose Medallion punch bowl; kimonos; robe; garden seat; scrolls; woodblocks.

Enameled POTTERY & PORCELAIN: Royal Bayreuth coll incl. lobster; steins incl. Mettlach & character; Sterling Bell portrait cab. vase; Lladros; dish sets incl. Limoges Clover. GLASS: Daum sterling mounted cab. vase; pr. LeGras vases; Lalique incl. Malesherbes vase; Steuben. ART: W. Kray; M. Hardwick; M. Bini. Prints incl. Toulouse-Lautrec; Dali. CLOCKS: Mantle incl. LeCoultre Atmos; French garnitures. Wall incl. Vienna regulator.

Pair LeGras Vases

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Empire Revival Dining Table

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Federal Desk Art Nouveau Majolica Vase 19th C. Rose Medallion Punch Bowl

Period Banjo Clock

Pennsylvania Dower Chest Charles Bush Kaleidoscope

E. Howard No. 10 Figure Eight Clock Vienna Regulator

Rocking Ship Tall Case Clock

18K Diamond & Sapphire Bracelet

lb Koefod Larsen Elizabeth Chairs & Ottomans

Empire Revival Sideboard

Chinese 18K & Gemstone Dragon Brooch

Russian Silver Cigarette Case

S. Hill, Harrisburg Tall Case

Daum Sterling Mounted Cabinet Vase

Inlaid Worktable

English Highboy

Card Table Classical Sofa

Applicable Buyer’s Premium. Terms: Cash, PA checks. Out- ofstate checks with prior approval. All major credit cards accepted.

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Persian Rug

Adams Style Mirror

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Tavern Table

Victorian Pier Mirror