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Significant Piece Of Kentucky Furniture Shatters Records At Cowan’s Chippendale Desk And Bookcase Of Capt. John Cowan Brings $498,750 The Chippendale desk and bookcase of Captain John Cowan, widely considered to be the most significant piece of Kentucky furniture to ever come to market, shattered the auction record for furniture made in the Bluegrass State when it sold for $498,750 at Cowan’s Auctions on Saturday, Oct. 21. It was the top lot of an exciting two days at Cowan’s Fall Fine and Decorative Arts that saw prices soar across most categories, propelling the sale to a $1.8 million total (including buyer’s premium). In addition to setting the new standard for Kentucky furniture, it was also the second most expensive piece of Southern furniture ever sold at auction. This was the first time the desk had been available to the public in over 220 years after remaining in the family of Kentucky pioneer Capt. John Cowan for six generations. “We’re thrilled,” said Wes Cowan, Cowan’s principal auctioneer and executive chairman (no relation to Capt. John Cowan). “But more importantly, the piece demonstrates conclusively that the market recognized this as an incomparable rarity. For scholars of Kentucky furniture it is validation for what some have said for years that great high-style furniture was being made in the 18th century Bluegrass region.” A capacity crowd packed Cowan’s Cincinnati, Ohio, salesroom as the desk came to the auction block. Conservatively estimated to sell between $50,000 and $75,000, bidding opened with five phone bidders at $30,000. Perhaps knowing that the desk would ultimately fetch far more, one phone

bidder immediately jumped the bidding to $100,000. Three phone bidders went back and forth for several minutes before the same phone bidder once again jumped the bidding to $250,000. When action finally began to slow down at $300,000, a floor bidder (private collector) who had been patiently biding his time entered the fray. After exchanging bids for two minutes, the floor bidder finally won out, winning the coveted piece of history for $425,000. The addition of a buyer’s premium made the grand total $498,750. Capt. John Cowan (17481823) was one of the first settlers of Kentucky in 1773, arriving with Thomas Bullit at the Falls of Ohio, where he helped survey the land that is now Louisville. A year later, he was one of the founders of Harrod’s Town, the first perm a n e n t European settlement in Kentucky. By 1784, Cowan was a prominent enough citizen that his plantation was labeled on John Filson’s map of Kentucky, one of the first maps of the territory. At the top of that first map, Cowan, alongside Daniel Boone and four others, was acknowledged for his assistance in constructing what was said to be the most accurate Kentucky map of its time. A full report on this sale will appear in an upcoming issue of Antiques & Auction News. Image courtesy of Cowan’s Auction.

From iconic designs to rare and unique collectibles, there have been some extraordinary items and results at auction so far this fall. One standout lot was a Kingfisher feather headdress and four hairpins dating from the 19th century. There’s always excitement during auctions, and more often than not, no one really knows when an estimate will be ignored and blown out of the water. The Kingfisher feather headdress and four hairpins were in Skinner’s September Asian Works of The Kingfisher feather headdress and four hairpins sold in Art Sale and generated a Skinner’s September Asian Works of Art Auction online bidding war. With a conser- through Bidsquare.com for $110,700. vative estimate of $3,000$4,000, the lot sold through kingfisher feather, pearl beads, and Bidsquare.com for over 35 times precious gems. In addition, this lot also included four kingfisher the low estimate at $110,700. This type of headdress would feather hairpins. The month of September saw have been worn by a high-ranking lady of the Chinese Qing court. It an astonishing number of Asian contains many details such as the art pieces offered through gilded filigree phoenixes and large Bidsquare.com with many excepblossoming peony mounted on top tional results. To read more about of the black cap. All of these ele- these unique items and top sellers, ments are decorated with pieces of visit www.bidsquare.com/blog.

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This brick farmhouse situated on 43 acres on Fruitville Pike in Manheim, Lancaster County, Pa., sold for $1 million. Witman Auctioneers Inc. of Manheim, Pa., conducted a public auction on Oct. 14 on behalf of Ella Jane Fahnestock at 246 Fruitville Pike in Manheim. A 43-acre farm with buildings, including a brick farmhouse, sold for $1 million to William M. Hess of Lititz. An interesting barn find included a rare Waterloo tractor (parts missing), which realized $32,000. An early Landis four-wheel metal cart brought $4,500, and a Black Pearl

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Pop Culture Auction Runs To Nov. 14, 15, And 16 Hake’s Americana will conclude its stellar 50th year with a Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, Nov. 14, 15, and 16, auction of extremely rare comic books, original comic art, political items, concert posters, and Disney and sports memorabilia. The centerpiece of the sale is the 100 percent AFA-graded Russell Branton Star Wars collection. Branton’s

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A paint-decorated blanket chest sold for $1,800.

This Kenner Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi 23 Back-A, AFA 80 NM, double-telescoping action figure on blister card, 1978, will be estimated at $75,000$100,000.

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An early Landis four-wheel metal cart brought $4,500.

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the world of political campaign material, its rarity has been compared to that of the Honus Wagner T206 tobacco card or Action Comics #1. Highgrade examples of this button seldom appear at auction. The one in Hake’s sale is expected to reach $35,000-$50,000. A superb 1860 Stephen A. Douglas/Herschel V. Johnson portrait flag of red, white and blue glazed cotton was part of a legendary small find of political flags once used as the backing of a quilt. It is one of perhaps eight known, with two residing in the collections of the Smithsonian Institute and the National Museum of American History. A vibrantly hued and historically important survivor, it is estimated at $20,000-$35,000. A top baseball prize is a real-photo postcard depicting the Negro League Homestead Grays of 1930. It is one of only two known examples and represents the first of three consecutive years in which Harrison Studio (Hot Springs, Ark.) issued such cards. The estimate will be $10,000-$20,000. From December 1953, a copy of Playboy #1 with Marilyn Monroe featured on the cover and as the inside centerfold is CGC graded 8.5. The auction estimate on this rare and iconic issue is $20,000-$35,000. A Mickey and Minnie Mouse Driving Donald Duck celluloid wind-up toy, made in Japan in the 1930s, is accompanied by a colorful pictorial box that Hake’s experts have never seen before in the company’s

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The Amazing Fantasy #15, Marvel, August 1962, CGC 7.5, first appearance of The Amazing Spider-Man, will be estimated at $100,000-plus. 50 years of operation. Its estimate will be $5,000-$10,000. The star of the comic book category is a CGC 7.5 VF issue of Marvel’s Amazing Fantasy #15 (August 1962). This soughtafter Silver Age comic introduces The Amazing SpiderMan (Peter Parker) and is the first to show him on the cover. Any collector who has been waiting for a high-grade copy of this important issue to turn up at auction would be hard pressed to find a nicer example. The comic will be estimated at $100,000-plus. The auction contains three great original artworks by legendary comic book artist Jack “King” Kirby. His pencil-andink art for Page 8 of the September 1962 issue of Marvel’s Incredible Hulk (est. $10,000-$20,000) features eight fantastic Space Age panels and may be the earliest known Hulk art by Kirby in existence. His seven-panel rendering of the Human Torch and the Fantastic Four was created for the story “The Sorcerer And Pandora’s Box” in Marvel’s Strange Tales #109 (June 1963) and is estimated at $10,000-$20,000. Kirby’s sixpanel comic book page original art for Marvel’s Thor #174 (March 1970) could reach the $5,000-$10,000 range. A sensational entry, John Byrne’s original comic book cover art for Marvel’s Fantastic Four #289 (April 1986) is an action-packed scene featuring Human Torch in flames, standing amid wreckage and surrounded by Mister Fantastic, Invisible Woman, and Hulk’s cousin, She-Hulk, who was standing in for The Thing. Not only is it an artistic treasure, it is also profusely annotated in the margins with desirable artist’s instructions and signed by Byrne in the UPC box. “Bidders may be shocked to find that the opening bid is only $100, but the consignor is confident that its true market value will be determined by collectors,” said Alex Winter, president of Hake’s Americana. The estimate is $20,000-$35,000. Continued on page 6

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics A Look At Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Trending: A Primer On Vintage Pokemon Cards By Shawn Surmick While growing up in Japan, Satoshi Tajiri had a fascination with catching insects and other small creatures that populated the area in which he lived. This fascination remained with Satoshi throughout his school years and became the foundation on which he built his first company. He called the company Game Freak and worked diligently to create an action-oriented video game with role playing elements. The game was pitched several times to video game titan Nintendo, and each time Nintendo rejected the idea. Not ready to give up, the idea of the game was pitched to Nintendoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most infamous video game designer, Shigeru Miyamoto. Well-known for his creation of popular Nintendo video game characters and well respected within the company, Shigeru would help Satoshi sell his idea to Nintendo. Today, the Pokemon line of games and merchandise is one of Nintendoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most beloved franchises. The series is called Pocket Monsters in Japan, and it first premiered in 1996 with the release of Pocket

Monsters Red and Green - two different games released for Nintendoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s popular Game Boy handheld video game system. Thanks in part to a well-conceived animated and manga series released in Japan, the series would become a massive hit. By 1998, the first Pokemon games were released in the United States for the Nintendo Game Boy to massive success. Premiering alongside an animated series, the franchise helped propel Nintendo to new heights. This caused the gameâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s creators, Game Freak, to urge Nintendo to pursue other forms of merchandising. It was thought that a collectible card game could be created around the franchise. Thanks in part to the success of Wizards of the Coastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own popular â&#x20AC;&#x153;Magic: The Gatheringâ&#x20AC;? card game, a deal was struck, and the very first collectible Pokemon game cards hit U.S. shores in 1999 (a year after their release in Japan), manufactured by none other than Wizards of the Coast. The first edition of the original release of Pokemon collectible game cards were hard to acquire when they premiered in the United States in 1999. A blind assortment of 10 cards was contained in each booster pack that retailed for

about $3 to $4. The cards created for the series each had an assigned rarity level to them and were considered common, uncommon, or rare. This denoted how easily they appeared in each pack. Rare cards were quite hard to come by and usually only appeared once in each pack. Some of these cards were manufactured with a special holo-foiling printing process that gave the card a unique holographic appearance. These cards, called holo-foils, were highly sought after and commanded a premium on the secondary market. By 2001, it was becoming apparent that a speculative market had developed not only around the whole Pokemon franchise, but also, more specifically, the collectible game cards. Smalltime dealers were popping up all across the United States, and loosely organized conventions were becoming quite common. The craze was not unlike what occurred in the 1980s when baseball card collecting fever struck, only to crash and burn less than a decade later. This caused a lot of prominent antique and collectible experts at the time to consider the Pokemon craze nothing more than a passing fad, much like the Beanie Baby collecting bubble that

was beginning to plateau around this time. Few thought that Pokemon could survive. Unfortunately, those so-called experts failed to see that video game juggernaut Nintendo was behind the trend. Throughout the early 2000s, and thanks to the financial crisis that occurred in 2008, the popularity of the Pokemon collectible card game waxed and waned, but it was still experiencing massive success. In 2003, Nintendo ended the license with Wizards of the Coast and started to publish the collectible card game themselves. This meant going forward Nintendo would personally handle all publishing and manufacturing of the game. Meanwhile, the Pokemon video game series would continue to sell millions upon millions of copies as each new game was released for Nintendoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s current handheld systems. Then it happened. Thanks in part to a changing digital marketplace, Nintendo decided to publish its first mobile device application. Titled â&#x20AC;&#x153;Pokemon Goâ&#x20AC;? and launched in July 2016, the overnight success of the application led to servers crashing as millions of diehard fans attempted to download the game to their

preferred mobile phone. Apple experienced the crisis almost firsthand as its app store could barely keep up with the amount of downloads being requested. In less than one month after its release, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Pokemon Goâ&#x20AC;? would set off a massive boom for more Pokemon-related products. With vintage products now being almost 20 years old, collectors could safely establish secondary market prices. The biggest winners of the vintage Pokemon craze were owners of the original, first-edition base set of the collectible card game. As of this writing, both PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) and BGS (Beckett Grading Services) grade Pokemon game cards. Thus far, PSA definitely has the edge when it comes to Pokemon card grading, as currently more collectors of Pokemon seem to prefer PSA than BGS. The most valuable cards are high-grade examples of limited or rare cards from the original series. To put this in perspective, a first-edition base set holo-foil Charizard card can easily sell for $25,000 or more if graded by PSA in gem mint (PSA 10) condition. Other holo-foil first edition cards in PSA 10 can easily be seen selling daily on eBay for several thousand dollars each. Pokemon is now a juggernaut in the vintage collectibles trade. Hardcore Pokemon collectors who took good care of their vintage game cards and kept them in pristine condition now have something well worth holding on to. The secondary market has been

steadily increasing since the release of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Pokemon Go,â&#x20AC;? and even newer Pokemon collectibles have seen an increase in sales. If you happen to have any of the original Pokemon cards that debuted in the United States between 1999 and 2001, it is best you keep them. Even the first two expansion sets, called â&#x20AC;&#x153;Fossilâ&#x20AC;? and â&#x20AC;&#x153;Jungle,â&#x20AC;? respectively, are steadily increasing in demand, as are later cards released before 2003. On Nov. 18, 2016, Heritage Auctions sold a very rare Pokemon Pikachu Illustrator card in PSA 9 condition for a record sum of $54,970. The Japanese-only limited release holo-foil card was awarded in January of 1998 to winners of the CoroCoro Comic Illustration Contest in Japan, making it quite rare and elusive. Famed Pokemon collector Scott Pratte was the cardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s consignor, and if you want to learn more about the Pokemon collectible card game marketplace, I urge you to check out his YouTube channel under his screen name of â&#x20AC;&#x153;smpratte.â&#x20AC;? After almost 20 years, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s good to see modern-era collectibles like Pokemon getting the attention they deserve. And if this trend of high prices continues, good luck to anyone trying to â&#x20AC;&#x153;catch them all!â&#x20AC;?

Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace.

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Another lot not to be missed is Daniel Clowes’ original comic book cover art for Urban Legends #1 (Dark Horse, June 1993), which starkly depicts a bug-eyed man about to bite into a batter-fried rat. With his offbeat approach to humor, Clowes enjoys a cult following that could be compared to that of Robert Crumb, and his original art is highly coveted, especially those works he created for use as covers. This one, which was completely hand done by Clowes, is estimated at $20,000-$35,000. The extraordinary Russell Branton Star Wars collection is regarded in the hobby as the crème de la crème of its class. Co-owner of Toy & Comic Heaven and top Star Wars expert James Gallo has described it as “the very best quality vintage Star Wars collection ever to be offered for public sale,” noting that it includes “high-grade carded figures as well as sealed vehicles and playsets.” The collection’s contents are 100 percent graded. “This auction is uncharted territory for the hobby. While graded action figures have been around for several years, many of the extremely rare examples in Branton’s collection have never before appeared at auction with the

antiquesandauctionnews.net (estimate $10,000-$20,000) – are each graded an exceptional AFA 95 Mint. “It is easier to find a 10.0 comic than a 9.5 figure like these three,” stated Winter. All three of the 1978 double-telescoping “12 Back” carded figures – Luke Skywalker, Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi, and Darth Vader – will be offered. The term “double telescoping” describes the action of the lightsabers, which project from the figure’s arm and again from the tip of the lightsaber itself. The Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi figure could reach $75,000-$100,000. The Daniel Clowes original comic book A 1980 Star Wars: The Empire for Urban Legends #1, Dark Horse Strikes Back – Imperial Forces Comics, June 1993, will be estimated Series 1 three-pack consists at $20,000-$35,000.

The John Byrne original comic book cover art for Fantastic Four #289, Marvel, April 1986, with desirable artist annotations and instructions in margins, will be estimated at of Bossk, IG-88 and $20,000-$35,000. Stormtrooper (Snowtrooper) figures. One of the rarest of distinction of AFA grading,” all three-packs, it is graded AFA 75 Ex+/NM and estimated said Winter. From the day he began at $10,000-$20,000. Could the Branton colleccollecting in 2003, Branton has always focused on condition. tion end up being the first mil“I wouldn’t buy anything that lion-dollar assemblage of Star had a low grade. That’s why it Wars figures and toys? It’s took me 10 years to complete possible, but Hake’s is taking my collection,” said Branton. steps to ensure the marketThis leads to the reason why place isn’t overwhelmed. “This Branton has chosen to sell - is the first in a series of auche has reached his goal of tions that will contain portions acquiring every original-trilo- of Russell Branton’s collecgy character from Kenner’s tion. That way, collectors will 1977-86 production line. And have time to plan for their next round of bidding. It’s an all are AFA graded. Several of the “12 Back” important consideration when carded figures in the collec- there’s a once-in-a-lifetime tion – Darth Vader, Leia buying opportunity like this Organa, and Luke Skywalker one,” according to Winter.

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Visit Us On Our Website To See More: Hake’s Americana Auction #222 featuring the Russell Branton collection has opened for bidding by phone, mail or online at hakes.com. The first session will close on Tuesday, Nov. 14, while the second session will conclude on Thursday, Nov. 16. Wednesday, Nov. 15, is an interim day in which bidders can peruse the catalog and prepare for further bidding. To request a free printed catalog or for information on any item in the sale, call toll-free 866-404-9800 or 717-434-1600 or email hakes@hakes.com. All images provided by Hake’s Americana.

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11/14/17, COATESVILLE, TUES 4 PM, Coins, Currency, Silver Bullion, Wagontown Fire Company 412 W Kings Hwy, Smith Auction Company

11/18/17, BATH, SAT 9 AM, Country collectibles, 2 victrolas, portraits, RR lithographs, oil/canvas, oil/board & w/c paintings, Lionel w/some American Flyer & Marx O-Gauge trains & accessories, folk art & nature sculptures, older & vintage books, vintage oak furniture, jewelry, folding canoe etc., Klecknersville Rangers Vol Fire Co Banquet Hall 2718 Mountain View Dr, Robert H. Clinton & Company, Inc.

11/14/17, HATFIELD, SIMULCAST TUES 9 AM BID LIVE & 11:00 AM ONLINE, Firearms & Sporting, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & www.alderfer auction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 11/15/17, EAST EARL, WED 5 PM, G Scale, model trains, Lionel, Marx, Af mix model train; Coins & Currency 3rd floor, Shady Maple Banquet Hall 129 Toddy Dr, Cabin Fever Auctions 11/15/17, KINZERS, WED 10 AM & 11 AM, 10 am - Furniture ; 11 am - Mid Century carnival wheel, arts & crafts copper & brass two handled bucket, mid century sled w/mortised stool seat, tin toys-robots, rockets, wind ups in original boxes depression & pattern glass etc., 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International 11/16/17, HATFIELD, SIMULCAST THURS BID LIVE OR ONLINE 9 AM, Military Online 9 am followed by offline lots, 501 Fairgrounds Rd & w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 11/17/17, SOUTHAMPTON, FRI 1 PM, Dolls, toys, trains, cast iron, doorstops, banks, 1005 Industrial Blvd, Stephenson's Auction

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Discover The Rich Heritage Of Pennsylvania German Folk Art: From Fraktur To Scherenschnitte

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Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society To Host Pennsylvania German Folk Art Sale

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Pennsylvania German folk art has been noted for its craftsmanship, whimsy, and vibrance. While often thought of as antiques, the artistry and craft remain a living tradition. One can find contemporary works during the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society’s Pennsylvania German Folk Art Sale, beginning with its opening reception from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 17. “What is folk art? Complicated question. It is a term rooted in the tradition of art made for a purpose: a painted wooden chest, or a redware bowl,” according to Emily Smucker Beidler, fraktur artist and folk art committee member. “All of these things have a useful, practical purpose but show a sensitive attention to beauty as well.” During the opening reception, there will be a chance to peruse the traditionally inspired work and meet the artists. Light refreshments will be served, and freshly baked pies will be available for purchase. There will also be live music. “Our Folk Art show builds

Dolls, Toys, Trains & Cast-Iron Doorstops and Banks Auction FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH, 2017 - 1 P.M. 1950’s Vogue Ginny Dolls

Dolls - Rare Schoenhut Manikin doll, 19th C. Chinese Opera dolls, bisque Jumeau doll, 19th C. French Fashion doll, Limoges bisque head doll, early 1900’s Rollinson cloth doll, antique Marseille Just Me bisque head doll, German quintuplets dolls in bunting, FAO Schwarz Exclusive 1960’s Christmas/Holiday Special, Kestner 164 bisque socket head doll, Kammer & Reinhardt bisque socket head dolls, Simon & Halbig 1079 bisque head doll, miniature all bisque dolls, German wax shoulder head doll, 1920’s bisque googly eyed bride and groom dolls, German bisque shoulder head doll, German bisque head dolls including 41” doll, WPA dolls, 1930’s Shirley Temple composition doll, Madame Alexander composition bride doll, composition Campbell’s Kid doll, 1950’s Vogue strung Ginny dolls, 1940’s Vogue composition Ginny Toodles in box, 1955 Vogue Ginny’s own Gym mint in original box, china head dolls, Barbie dolls, 1950’s Madame Alexander Cissy doll, 1954-55 Alexanderkin straight leg walker, Madame Alexander Binnie Walker doll, 1950’s Effanbee Noma talking doll, Madame Alexander Princess Margaret Rose doll, 1950’s Madame Alexander Madelaine doll, Effanbee Pat-O-Pat cloth doll, American Girl dolls and doll outfits, assortment of doll clothes, doll whites, 1950’s Madame Alexander assorted doll clothes, doll wigs, antique and vintage doll shoes, 1950’s vintage store made doll furniture, Burmese marionettes, Steiff animals, German porcelain miniature canister set, 1950’s Ideal Shirley Temple tea sets, doll house furniture, and more.

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on this tradition of valuing thrift and creativity. The artists represented at our annual Christmas show demonstrate a rootedness to the notion of crafts that serve utilitarian purposes as well as contemporary approaches to the tools and materials we have available today,” said Beidler.

During the opening reception, there will be demonstrations of tape weaving by Susan Weaver of Warp Seed Studios and paper-star folding by Karen Leslie. There will be two new participants this year. Suzanne’s Soaps will bring old-fashioned soap, made using traditional methods in cast-iron crocks. Warp Seed Weavers will be selling hand-woven tape and ribbon. Other artists will sell

traditional ceramics, including redware and slipware, as well as various fiber arts, woodwork, ornaments, and other handwork. There will also be works of fraktur, the iconic decorative broken lettering distinctive of Pennsylvania German art, as well as Scherenschnitte, intricately cut paperwork. The evening reception is free and open to the public. The Pennsylvania German Folk Art Sale will continue through Dec. 31 during normal historical society operating hours, which are Tuesday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society is located at 2215 Millstream Road in Lancaster, Pa. (next to the Tanger Outlets). This is one of over 50 Lancaster Roots 2017 events. Lancaster Roots combines the events of the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society and the 1719 Hans Herr House and Museum. Through public presentations, food, music, field trips, and classes, these events reveal Lancaster and its people: their stories, culture, and history.

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Toys - Hubley cast-iron race car, Bing Germany tin litho Model T windup, Buddy L Wild Animal Circus truck in original box, 1920s cast-iron Mack C - cab stake truck by AC Williams, tin litho and diecast vehicles, Matchbox by Lesney toy cars, Tonka pressed steel Wrecker Truck, Tonka pressed steel military trucks, pressed steel Structo trucks, Buddy L pressed steel Dump Truck in original box, Buddy L pressed steel Self Loading Auto Carrier in box, Motorized 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback in box, 1977 DC Comics Mego Superman in box, Lilliput No. 1043 Mercedes Micro Racer in original box, Marx Geronimo in box, SH Japan robot in box, and more.

As both a buyer and appraiser of antiques and collectibles, should we “buy” what we “appraise?” The obvious answer is no. This is to avoid any perceived or real conflict of interest. Here’s a typical situation we’re often faced with. “Mr. Ivankovich, we’d like you to look at our ____.” Our standard response is, “Are you asking us to appraise it (we charge for appraisals) or are you looking to sell it to us (we need to make a fair profit)?” The typical response is, “We’re not sure. Just tell us what it’s worth.” Usually people seeking values are interested in selling but don’t know what to charge. Because they don’t

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want to pay for an appraisal, they turn to the first prospective buyer who won’t charge them an appraisal fee, usually an antique dealer or auctioneer. Yet all too often, the appraiser/prospective buyer who wants to buy the merchandise has a vested interest in degrading it, thereby lowering the perceived value as much as possible. Our advice: “Don’t sell to the person telling you what your items are worth.” You’re asking for trouble if you do. What’s it worth? Yes, there are exceptions to this. For example: If you know and trust the individual. If you must dispose of something ASAP (to avoid another monthly mortgage payment or storage locker rental fee, etc.). If you prefer to avoid the

costs, delivery hassles, and uncertainties of selling at auction. Remember, the best price is a fair price where both sides walk away happy.

Mike Ivankovich is an auctioneer, appraiser, home downsizing expert, and host of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Mike 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. To learn more, readers may visit www.AskMikeThe Appraiser.com.

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For more information contact Darvin Rodgers at 717-318-2426 OR John Mattilio at Farm and Land Reality 717-917-4682 Terms: Cash or Check. Terms of Real Estate: $100,000.00 down day of sale with balance due on or before April 30, 2018 County Taxes $710.02 • School Taxes $3,962.63 Selling for James O. Leas & Kenneth E. Leas Attorney: Randy Miller Food Stand by Harvey’s BBQ Catering Visit auctionzip.com #12937

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Dolls, Toys, Trains & Cast-Iron Doorstops and Banks Auction FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH, 2017 - 1 P.M. 1950’s Vogue Ginny Dolls

Bing Germany Tin Litho Model T Windup

Cast- Iron Doorstops

Pair Of 19th C. Chinese Opera Dolls

Rare Schoenhut Mannequin Doll

Eugene Kupjack Sterling Silver Dollhouse Miniatures

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Collection Of Marklin Trains

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Antique French Fashion Doll

Eugene Kupjack Sterling Silver Dollhouse Miniatures Buddy L Wild Animal Circus Truck In Original Box

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costs, delivery hassles, and uncertainties of selling at auction. Remember, the best price is a fair price where both sides walk away happy.

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PUBLIC AUCTION OF Collection Of Marklin Trains

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COSTEAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S AUCTION GALLERY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2017 The poster, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Joan of Arc Saved France,â&#x20AC;? 1918, was by artist Haskell The poster, â&#x20AC;&#x153;You Can Help â&#x20AC;&#x201C; American The poster,â&#x20AC;&#x153;Clear the Way,â&#x20AC;? 1917, was Coffin. Red Cross,â&#x20AC;? ca. 1917, was by artist by artist Howard Chandler Christy. damaged towns of France in Wladyslaw Theodore Benda. the summer of 1918, and Eleanor Rooseveltâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Red Cross work. In addition, exhibit cases display original magazines with cover art by Flagg and Norman Rockwell along with Liberty Bond drive buttons, books about the war, and other wartime memorabilia. The story of one Doughboy from the Bronx, Private David Moran, is told through original photographs, letters, and military insignia. He is representative of the men who served in the American forces and saved Europe from German domination. The show concludes with a sample of New York memorials to the 116,000

Americans who lost their lives in the conflict. The exhibit was organized and curated by Roosevelt House historian Deborah Gardner. Generous grants from the Stepanski Family Charitable Trust and the Susan and Elihu Rose Foundation made the exhibit and its programs possible. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Less than a decade after Franklin and Eleanor moved into what we now call Roosevelt House, they relocated to Washington to help fight the war meant to end all wars. Their tireless work has remained something of a historical footnote, so we are

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To mark the 100th anniversary of U.S. participation in WWI (April 1917 to November 2018), the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College has mounted a new exhibit, â&#x20AC;&#x153;World War I and the Roosevelts: Franklin and Eleanor, Family and Friends.â&#x20AC;? The exhibit features 17 rare, nearly mint condition American and European military recruitment and fundraising posters prepared by leading artists of the day who donated their services to the New York-based Committee on Public Information. On view is the work of Howard Chandler Christy, James Montgomery Flagg, Francis and Joseph Leyendecker, and Joseph Pennell, among others. They were among the 300 illustrators who contributed to the war effort with enlistment posters for the Army, Navy, and Marines, for Liberty Bond posters to pay for the war, and for Red Cross appeals for money and clothing. (The dark and violent imagery of two fierce Italian posters reflects the suffering of that nation at the hands of the Germans and Austrians before the Americans entered the war). These original posters are supplemented with images of the Roosevelts, including Franklin Delano Rooseveltâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s visit to the battlegrounds and

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‘OUTSTANDING’ ANTIQUE AUCTION Lifetime Collection of (the late) Bob Shirk

2-DAY AUCTION

Antique Tractors, Engines, Combines, Threshing Machines, Truck Antique Farm Machinery - Lg. Amount Antique Tools & Farming Items Treadmill - Guns - Coins - Books & Literature - Farm Toys Antiques - Collectibles - Primitives - Tools

FRIDAY & SAT., DECEMBER 1 & 2, 2017 AT 8:00 A.M. - BOTH DAYS Location: 339 Shirktown Rd., NARVON, PA 17555 (Lanc. Co.) Directions: From Morgantown follow Rt. 23 East. Turn left onto Shirktown Rd. Continue to auction on left. Note: This is truly an outstanding auction. Many early, unusual farming items, some hard to ﬁnd. d. This is only a partial list. Much more than listed!

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TO BE SOLD ON FRIDAY (DAY 1) AUCTION INFO: Lifetime Collection of Bob Shirk. A large auction w/much more than listed. We will begin at 8:00 w/2 auctioneers on both days. Bring your friends and join us for this outstanding auction. Auction Co. and sellers are not responsible for accidents. Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertising. Food stand. Payment Terms: Cash, Credit card w/3% fee. or approved Penna. check with proper I.D. No Buyer’s Premium. Auction held in heated tents - bring chairs. Benefit Food Stand. We hope to see you at this auction. No online bidding. PRIMITIVES - ANTIQUES - ANTIQUE HAND TOOLS: John Deere “Hoover” potato cutter and 1 other; Champion forge blower; blacksmith forge; blacksmith vise; blacksmith tongs; lead tools; long coal auger hand drills; (2) Wilson and other hand mills; Asst. of early jacks: carriage, wagon, machinery, etc.; “Avery” machinery jack; flat belt lacer and cutter; wooden pullies; oil & other tin cans: Red Bell Motor Oil, Spencer, Kellogg’s linseed oil; Pennzoil, etc.; leather fly net; leather dump cart horse harness; wooden Gleaner rakes; corn choppers; manual jabber planter; “Eshelman-Red Rose Feed” porcelain sign (30”x48”); (2) “Bucyrus & Erie” metal signs; (2) “Motorcraft” and other tin signs; “Syracuse” and 1 other wooden wheelbarrows; scythes, grain cradles; 2 & 3 prong wheat forks; feed bag holder; very many cloth & burlap advertising bags: seed, feed, potato, etc.; cobbler’s bench; numerous crosscut saws (1 & 2 man); (2) anvils; lots of old wrenches: implement, buggy, etc.; monkey wrench collection; ice tongs; “Remington” & other wooden boxes & crates; “Planet Jr.” edgers; garden duster; egg & berry wooden crates; “Champion” vegetable buncher; C.I. dinner bell; glass insulators; milk cans; old license plates; C.I. corn planter plates; runner sleds; porcelain hanging lamp; Purina tube feeder; camelback trunk; (2) sm. wooden wagons (1 made by George Fleming); wooden barrel butter churn; wire egg basket; “Destroy” rat bait station; wooden chicken & turkey coops; “Baccellieri Bros.” apple shredder; sm. whiskey barrel; numerous asst. early farming hand tools: post hole diggers; weeders; sickles; grub axes; adz. etc.; apple butter stirrer; “Mail Pouch” tin thermometer; “Galion” metal sign; locomotive oil can; ice tongs, and much, much more. ANTIQUE WOODWORKING & HAND TOOLS: Large amounts of early hand tools, the following is a brief summary. Large amount of wooden moulding & block planes; metal hand planes: Stanley, Bailey, Shelton, etc.; Wheelwright tools: Travelers, drawknives, spoke shaves & pointers, hollow augers, etc.; brass soldering irons; soldering tools; dividers; mortising tools; early shoemaker’s tools; Lightning” boot stretching pliers; early drill braces & bits; Yankee screw drivers & drills; broad axes: Brady, Keen Kutter, etc.; axes: John Deere, Keen Kutter; slate tools; wooden levels; chisels (corner & straight); hand saws: John Deere, Disston, etc.; leather hole punch kit; lots of wrenches; saw sharpening tools: saw sets, files, vises; early hammers: farrier, ball pin, etc.; cooper’s tools; carriages maker’s tools: drawing knives, etc.; tap set; files; numerous wooden tool chests, and much more. GUNS: Harrington & Richardson Topper Jr., mdl. 490, .410 ga.; Winchester mdl. 04-22 rifle. MISC. JOHN DEERE COLLECTIBLES: The following are John Deere items: bicycle; mailbox; literature display rack; oil can; letter holder; wrenches; crock; canister set; mug collection; implement plates; numerous tin advertising signs & framed prints; tool box; collector’s knives; hatpins; watch fob. FURNITURE AND HOUSE RELATED ANTIQUES: (2) wooden wardrobes; (2) baby cradles; dresser w/marble top; blanket chest; wagon seat coffee table; rnd. flip-top table; (1) Caster & (1) Victory 16 c.i. stoves; 13’ wooden bench; stoneware jugs & crocks; redware crocks; asst. framed prints; Lanc. Co. framed wall map; Enterprise 8” sausage stuffer; Approx. 20 “Marietta” c.i. pots (various sizes); Rayo & Dietz lanterns; C.S. & T. 1½ pt. c.i. ladle; c.i. teakettle; sadirons; Wagner #8 c.i. waffle iron; saddleback c.i. pig doorstop. TOYS & SMALL COLLECTIBLES: The following is just a brief listing. Approx. 400 lots. Catalog available approx. Nov. 11; Many JD tractors & implements (and others); Allis Chalmers, Fergersun, NH, etc.; Sawmill model w/replica Case Steam engine-made by Daniel Ebersole; (3) scale model hit-n-miss engines; model Conestoga wagon-made by Joel Zook-No. 1702005; (3) Harvestore silos - Ertl; Breyer mule; sm. brass cannon; Lionel 027 guage elec. train set; DeLaval model cream separator; model ships; Danbury mint barns; ; Waterloo & McCormick model hit-n-miss engines; Spec-Cast walking plows; JD airplane bank; New Holland truck bank; JD & CAT crawlers; JD road grader & dozer; Hay Creek Valley mini anvils collection; Shirktown & others pins & badges; Zippo lighter (New Holland Machine Co.); Canada Goose decoy; carved wooden ducks and much more. BOOKS - LITERATURE - MAGAZINES: Approx. 250 lots, catalog available approx. Nov. 11; To include: 1889 & 1892 Family Bibles; Civil War & WWII books: The Earth is the Lords-John Landis Ruth; Train & Railroad books; Bird & Animal books; Farm Life & It’s Changes; Eric Sloane books; Foxfire books; Classic Tractor books: JD, IH, etc.; Berks Co. History; Penna. History; lots of antique tractor books; antique tool books; Old Iron; Early Farm magazines; Rural New Yorker magazines-1924; Green Magazine; lg. amount machinery & tractor manuals; early advertising, brochures (tractor & implement); old sale bills (1940’s to 1970’s) and more unlisted. COINS: Morgan & Peace silver dollars; Walking Liberty silver halves; silver Kennedy halves; silver Franklin halves; Mercury & Roosevelt silver dimes; silver Washington quarters (hundreds); Ike dollars; Sate quarters; Wheat pennies.

TO BE SOLD ON SATURDAY (DAY 2) ANTIQUE TRACTORS - TRUCK: All Tractors run. ‘58 JD 830 dsl., elec. start, rear whl. weights - S/N 457; ‘58 JD 630 NFE, Rollamatic, top link, 3 pt., flattop fenders, lights - S/N 624; ‘36 JD Unstyled ‘A’, NFE, spoke wheels S/N 437670; ‘36 JD Unstyled ‘B’ NFE, spoke wheels - S/N 21311; JD ‘L’ WFE; ‘53 AC “WD”, NFE, elec. start, pulley - S/N 139063; ‘44 AC “WC”, NFE, elec. start, pulley - S/N 133355; AC “CA”, NFE, front side weights, w/2x plow - S/N 108206T; ‘50 AC “B” - S/N 109890; ‘47 Farmall “A” w/wheel weights - S/N 266528; ‘50 Farmall “Cub” w/cultivator - S/N 109826; Gravely “GMT9000 Commercial” compact tractor; Gravely 20 lawn tractor; Sears Super 12 lawn tractor w/48” deck; JD “60” lawn tractor w/36” deck; JD “70” lawn tractor; 4 pc. front weight set for JD 2 cyl.; JD pto covers; JD air pump; ‘52 Ford F-4 truck w/gas straight six eng. - runs -10,000 GVW w/title. ANTIQUE ENGINES: (2) JD LUC power units; Waterloo Boy, 5HP, on cart-S/N 135455; JD Type E, 6HP, 550 RPM, on cart-S/N 280796; JD Type E, 3HP, 550 RPM, on cart-S/N320752; JD Type E, 1½HP, 600 RPM - S/N 244568; IH 1½ to 2½HP Type LA. COMBINES - THRESHING MACHINES: Minneapolis Moline 2890 self-prop. combine w/13’ grain head & 2R corn head & stalk spreader - S/N MZ22194-2nd owner-low hr.-low wear; JD 40 self-prop combine w/gas eng.; JD No. 6 pull-type combine-PTO; AC pull-type combine; Threshing Machines: John Deere 22x36 w/Hart feeder; Ellis Keystone 22x37 “The Champion” - wooden - w/Hart feeder - S/N 19146. Wooden Threshing Machines: (4) Ellis Keystone “Champion No. 1”; Ellis Keystone “The Champion No. 2”; Ellis Keystone “Ellis Champion”; Heebner “The Pennsylvania”; Doylestown “No. 1”; Krauss Bros. “The Champion”; McCormick husker/shredder. FANNING MILLS - FODDER CUTTERS - PLATE MILLS - CORN SHELLERS: Numerous Fanning mill/grain cleaners including: Wm. Bunn, The Grader - L.M. Chrushy, and others (hand crank & belt drive) Fodder Cutters: Ellis Keystone #13, Baldwin’s, Union model 3½, Leader No. 12, Advance No. 1, Montour No. 5, etc. Plate Mills: Dellinger, NH No. 12, NH No. 6, John Deere - Letz, Peerless. Corn Shellers: (2) JD “B” 1 hole, JD “M” 2 hole, JD “1A” 1 hole, Mountville 1 hole, Burrall No. 2 1 hole, “Pennsylvania” 1 hole, “Reading, PA” (flat belt drive), New Idea 1 hole, McCormick 1 hole. Misc.: corn grinder (flat belt drive); Union ensilage blower; wooden hole drilling machine; NH buck saw; tree felling saw; NH elevator-wooden. FARM MACHINERY: JD 8’ transport disk; JD 4R cornplanter; NH Super Hayliner 68 baler; Brillion 9’ cultipacker; 3 pt. rnd. bale carrier; JD Van Brunt grain drill - 15 hole, double disk w/hyd. lift; 6’x8’ dump trailer; 3 pt. toolbar; Ford 903 3 pt. PTO auger; 6’ 3 pt. scraper blade; JD 8’ field cultivator w/mechanical lift. ANTIQUE FARM MACHINERY (HORSE DRAWN): Sickle bar mowers: JD No. 1, JD No. 2 w/5’ bar, JD w/4’ bar, JD No. 3 & JD No. 4 w/5’ bars, JD “Dain Mower” w/5’ bar, Adriance w/5’ bar, Champion w/5’ bar; JD hay loader; McCormick grain reaper; (2) 6’ kicker tedders; 8’ dump rake. Planters - 2 row: JD “999”, Simplex, J.H. Albright, Mountville Planter - 1 row: McCormick, Hench & Drumgold - “The Daisy”, (2) Iron Age, (5) Planet Jr., John Deere, Pairie No. 3, Matthews, Harpels Cultivators: Wooden 1R w/c.i. seat, 1 horse-walk behind, (2) JD 1R/2 horse walk behind, Buckeye 1R/2 horse walk behind, Champion No. 14279 2 horse walk behind Riding Plows: JD 1x, JD 2 way, 1x w/Syracuse bottom. Lots of walking plows: John Deere, Oliver, Syracuse, Planet Jr., Hamburg, S. Huber, McCormick 2 bot.; few 1 horse right hand smaller walking plows Misc.: JD potato plow; Syracuse pavement plow; Gopher No. 50 ripper; Planet Jr. fertilizer drill; Stoddard Mfg. Co. 5’ grain drill; JD 6’ grain drill; John Deere wooden corn wagon and 1 other box wagon w/G.A. Lutz, Kempton PA (on tailgate); 7’ weeder; spike harrows; row makers; (2) JD manure spreaders; 2 row corn cutter; bobsled chassis. ANTIQUE FARM MACHINERY (PULL TYPE & POWERERD): Wagon gear w/spoke wheels; JD single tooth ripper; JD 1x plow; JD 2 way plow; Case side delivery rake; Farquar 2R planter; Simplicity walk-behind cultivator w/Briggs eng. - S/N 4956; Bolens “Huski Ridemaster” cultivator w/Briggs eng.; Planet Jr. “Super Tuffy” powered cultivator; Eclipse reel mower w/Briggs eng. MISC. FARM RELATED ANTIQUES: “A. Mitchell” treadmill; Buch lawn roller; 3’x5’ c.i. furnace top; lots of strap hinges; foot traps; Myers hay trolley; Asst. loose hay hooks; wooden whiskey barrel; nail kegs; platform scales; asst. flat belts; asst. iron wheels & pullies; Myers & other hand pumps; Myers pump jack; numerous old water pumps - engine driven; 11’ c.i. water trough; c.i. pump troughs; c.i. hog troughs (various sizes); dirt scoops; push seeders; treadle whetstone; wooden wheels; lg. c.i. furnace kettle (D.R. Sperry); Ottawa drag saw parts; litter carrier; old yard gates; wooden picket fence; old tobacco lath; old wooden doors, windows and shutters; snow fence; old lumber & boards; hemlock logs; asst. lumber. MISC. TOOLS: Sm. wood lathe & tooling; Craftsman 10” table saw; Craftsman circular saw; “Craftsman” ½” and “SK” ½” socket sets; Milwaukee angle drill; McCulloch chain saw; Stanley 3” bench vise; Makita miter saw; Porter Cable portable compressor; Sm. JD battery charger; Ridgid pipe wrenches; Ridgid threaders, cutters & reamers; bar clamps; chain tool; Star drills and more unlisted.

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Auction for: Paula Shirk (Mrs. Bob Shirk) S989185

Auctioneers: Tim T Weaver, Dave Stoltzfus & Steve Schuler Lic. #AY2109 Phone: 717-354-9524

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Large Cycladic Marble Head From 2500 B.C. Soars To $188,800 At Cottone

PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 AT 9:00 A.M.

for: IRWIN M. YERGER ESTATE A Cycladic marble head Location: 3045 Bowers Mill Rd., 18073 dating from 2500 B.C. with Directions: From Rt.663 Turn West On Kutztown Rd. At Traffic Light To 2nd Left On Bowers Mill Rd. To Farm On Right. Watch For Signs. Field Parking. impeccable provenance Antiques & Collects., Primitives & Tools, Country & Farm Gadgets, 3 Guns, soared to $188,800, and an Fishing Equipt. & Gig, Primitive Wooden Lathe w/Fly Wheel & Extras, elegant sculpture of blackAllis-Chalmers WD 45 Tractor, A-C 5050 Farm Tractor w/Cab. & Loader, AGCO 1616 Riding Mower w/44 In. Cut Deck, Early Red Décor. Blanket and-red-painted sheet metal, Chest w/2 Drawers, Hand & Power Tools. Sale Includes Early Carved Front circa 1946, by Alexander Calder High Sink, Blind Front & Raised Panel Cupboards, Floor Pie Safe, Oak Side(1898-1976) titled “Crayfish” By-Side Desk, 2 - 3 Pc. Tiger Oak BR Sets & Extra Bed, Oak Dr. Pedestal sold for $153,400 at a two-day, Table w/Paw Feet, Mahog. 4 Drawer Chest w/Glass Pulls, Dovetailed Blanket Chest & Others, Lg. Cedar Chest, Victor Victrola, Zenith Art Deco Floor two-session auction held Sept. Radio, Beehive Radio, 4 Half Spindle Chairs, Carved Highchair, Victorian 22 and 23 by Cottone Auctions Children’s Beds & Wicker Rocker, 3 Legged Stool, Rocking Chairs, Smoke in Geneseo, N.Y. Stand, Deacon’s & Milk Benches, Huge Glass Insulator Collect. & Books, Barn Lantern Collect. & Globes, Stoneware Crocks & Jugs & Spittoon, Lg. Day one featured the colFiestaware Set, 1950’s Chrome & Red Breakfast Set, Old Farm Table, Rag lection of Annette McGuire Rug Runners, Crazy Quilts & Blankets, CI Kettles & Pans, Agateware & The white spherical pot with disk top Cravens (1923-2017), a lifelong Table, Butcher’s Tools, Baskets, Canning Jars, Milk Bottles & Others, Pots/ made circa 1965 by Hans Coper Pans, Kitchenwares/Gadgets, Early Wood Planes & Tools, Wooden Measures philanthropist and patron of An outstanding Cycladic marble head, (1920-81), signed “HC” and 6.5 inch- & Wheelbarrow, Sausage Stuffer, Sm. Sentry Floor Safe, Pocketknives, the arts. Cravens dedicated dating from 2500 B.C. with impeccaStraight Razors, Child’s Wagon, Sm. Trunk, Folding Chairs & Others, es in height, sold for $40,120. her time to the expansion ble provenance, from the estate of Tractor & Local Advert., Tins, Tractor & Tractor Seat Books, Horse Hitch Trees & Parts, Lightning Rods & Parts, Advert. & Poultry Crates, Ammo and diversification of her col- Annette Cravens, sold for $188,800. This red-and-black painted sheet modern design, contempo- Box, Wooden Barrels & Kegs, Old Corn Sheller, Victor. Parlor Stove, 2 lection of archaeologiChests, Old Windows & License Plates, 3 Feed Platform Scales, Feed stabile (or abstract sculpture), execut- rary ceramics, and antiqui- Feed cal and ethnographic Bags w/Advert., Slate Roofing, Piles Of Barn Wood/Lumber, Log/Tow ed circa 1946 by Alexander Calder ties represented session Chains, Metal Tubs & Buckets, Tool Cabinets, Chain Saws & Parts, Metal items and the alloca(1898-1976), titled “Crayfish” sold for one. Notably, Ms. Cravens’ Detector, Port. Air Compressor, Bee/Apiary Equipt., Lg. Bench Vise, Hog tion of artifacts for the Scalding Trough, Ladders, Wooden Hay Fences & Shed Doors, Tool Tote $153,400. extensive collection of Boxes, Lions Club Sign, Garden Tools, Hardware, 2 Old Workbenches, Pile benefit of the continBritish studio pottery was ued education of othOf Hardwood Flooring, Scrap Metal, Winchester Mod. 12 - 12 Ga. Pump ers. Following the sculpture was shown at the featured, including numer- Action Shotgun, Single Shot 12 Ga. Shotgun, .22 Cal. Bolt Action Rifle w/ Clip, Garden Pedestal, Sm. Office Size Refrig./Freezer, Small Appliances, example of her stepfaGalerie Carré in Paris in the ous pieces by famed Lucie Kneehole Desk, Drop Leaf Table & Much More!!! ther Thomas B. exhibition “Alexander Rie and Hans Coper. They See www.Auctionzip.com Auction ID #5172 For Photos & Full Listing. Lockwood’s donation Calder: Mobiles, Stabiles, are considered the most Terms: Cash/Good Penna. Checks No Buyer’s Premium. and benefaction of the Constellation,” which important ceramic figures of Arn B. Malmberg - Auctioneer Lockwood Library at the This hand-thrown and decorated bowl with opened in 1946. The follow- the 20th century. Session P.O. Box 404 PA #AU-002747-L University of Buffalo, manganese edge and foot by Lucie Rie (1902- ing year it appeared in two featured fine art, Bally, Pennsylvania 19503 (610) 845-2594 and modern Cravens went on to 95), artist signed “LR” and 7.5 inches in diam- group shows at the antiques, donate more than 1,100 eter, sold for $56,640. Continued on page 19 Kunsthalle Bern in items, some dating to Switzerland and at the successor as a professor of Stedelijk 4500 B.C. Museum in CABIN FEVER AUCTIONS The creation of “Cravens surgery and medicine at the Amsterdam. Ms. Cravens World: The Human University of Buffalo. acquired the work from Both the ancient marble Perls Gallery, New York, in Aesthetic” reflects the 40 TH years of travel and acquisi- head and the Calder stabile 1984. tions of Annette and her were from Ms. Cravens’ The Cravens collection of AUCTION BEGINS AT 5 P.M. Preview Begins at 3 P.M. husband, and her passion estate. “It was a priviSHADY MAPLE BANQUET HALL - SHADY MAPLE CONFERENCE ROOM for art ranging from prehis- lege to work with the 3rd Floor. Please Take The Elevator From The 1st or 2nd Floor toric to modern. She also Cravens family in mar129 Toddy Drive, 17519 founded the Edgar R. keting this outstanding Between Rt. 322 & Rt. 23, Off Of Rt. 897 | Absentee & Phone Bids Accepted. McGuire Historical Medical collection,” said Matt GOLD & SILVER COINS & PAPER CURRENCY Instrument Collection after Cottone of Cottone Check www.auctionzip.com ID#5793 For More Info & Photos. her father, Dr. Edgar Auctions. “Carrying on Hope To See You There! McGuire, a protégé of her great philanthropy, Always Accepting Quality Consignments: One Item Or Entire Estate Dr. Roswell Park and his the proceeds will go FULL SERVICE AUCTION CO. Reasonable Commissions. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE. directly to the Terms Of Sale: Cash, Approved Check, Visa, MC or Discover; C r a v e n s 13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% Discount for Cash or Check. Plus 6% Sales Tax. Foundation to A Lifetime Of Experience! support the AUCTIONEERS: family’s philanTed Maurer | Bob Homan thropic goals.” Larry Heinsey | John Hums The Cycladic GENERAL MANAGER: Gary Schoenly marble head, a PROPRIETOR: Jared Schoenly A Tiffany Studios (N.Y.) Peony table lamp, with prime example Service Beyond Our Years! the shade and base with gold brown patina of the elegance www.cabinfeverauctions.com both Tiffany signed, 22 inches tall, sold for achieved by Call 800-789-5068 or 610-587-8139 | Auction Co. #AY002122 $59,000. Cycladic sculptors of the third milThe Tiffany Studios curtain border leaded glass lennium B.C., was CABIN FEVER AUCTIONS lamp with shade and bronze senior base both easily the top-selling lot in an auction signed Tiffany Studios (N.Y.), with a 24.5 inch grossing around diameter shade, sold for $66,080. $2.6 million. These so-called Cycladic figurines or idols come from the homonymous Greek island Selling For Bill Gold TCA# 77-11765 And Others chain in the Aegean Sea, TH where they were discovered in select graves. They almost AUCTION OF TRAINS BEGINS AT 5 P.M. certainly fulfilled a religious function that largely eludes PREVIEW BEGINS AT 3 P.M. us today, but probably 129 Toddy Drive, 17519 involved fertility and rebirth as the figurines are often Between Rt. 322 & Rt. 23, Off Of Rt. 897 pregnant. In the early 20th Absentee & Phone Bids Accepted. century, artists such as Check www.auctionzip.com Picasso, Modigliani, and ID#5793 For More Info & Photos. Brancusi admired and were Hope To See You There! Always Accepting Quality Consignments: One Item Or Entire Estate deeply influenced by the FULL SERVICE AUCTION CO. Reasonable Commissions. Cycladic aesthetic. A stoneware spear sculpture with copREFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE. The Alexander Calder per flashing by John Mason (b. 1927), Terms Of Sale: Cash, Approved Check, Visa, MC or Discover; stabile is diminutive at just 13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% Discount for Cash or Check. Plus 6% Sales Tax. circa 1963, artist signed and 20 inch3.5 inches, but it was a giant es in height, realized $50,740. lot in the sale. The elegant

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Gallery Auction

EMBASSY AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL

SUNDAY, NOV. 19, 2017

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Special Feature: War Game Figures, Boxed Battle Games, Trains, Toys, Dolls, Bears & Christmas. Bid On invaluable.com & liveauctioneers.com War Game: 10,000+ metal miniature war game soldiers and vehicles (Flames of War, Old Glory and other), hand painted and unfinished, some in original packages, 15 and 25mm, 100+ Boxed Battle games (various wars), some not punched, plus miniature scale houses, rubber roads and terrain, Osprey and other war game battle strategy books, plus hard and soft cover military books (some author signed). Military Toy and Other: Vintage and other GI Joe figures and sets, 1966 Astronaut Space Capsule in original box, a few GI Joe 1960’s figures with accessories (no boxes), many GI Joe figurines, new in packages, Timeless Collection, Anniversary Edition and others, Dragon WWII military figures, model tanks (in original boxes) and planes. Trains: Lionel and other O, HO and other scale trains. Some in original boxes, O gauge and other train sets, train track, transformers and other, Big Hauler G scale train sets, train books and pictures. Toys: Vintage and other tin key and windup toys, Hermann German Mohair limited edition Teddy Bears, some Barbie dolls with clothing, vintage Child’s Singer Sewing Machines, 30+ Danbury Mint diecast automobiles in original boxes with certs., vintage 3 wheeled bikes and more. Christmas: Vintage Shiney Bright and other Christmas ornaments, some in original boxes, sets of Thomas Pacconi Classic blown glass ornaments, nutcrackers, vintage tree stand, Lefton porcelain. Estate Furnishings: Glass, china, decorative items, jewelry; primitives; oriental, graphics; housewares, furniture & more. 3 Auctioneers Selling. Inspection: 9 A.M. day of Sale. Terms: Cash/CC; 15% Buyer’s Premium. 20% Invaluable & Liveauctioneers, Full payment day of sale.

EXTREME VARIETY AUCTION WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, 2017 A DIVERSE AUCTION FILLED WITH UNIQUE AND UNUSUAL PIECES. FURNITURE AT 10 A.M.: Jelly Cupboard, M/T Kitchen Island, Spindle Back Bench, Drop Leaf Table, Vanity With Mirror, Wardrobe, Empire Library Table, Maple Table. More Coming... THE SHOWROOM AT 11 A.M.: Mid Century Carnival Wheel, Arts And Crafts Copper And Brass Two Handled Bucket, Gillinder & Sons Lion Compote Set, Victrola Packing Crate Side, Mid Century Sled With Mortised Stool Seat. Early 20th C. Wrought Iron Umbrella Stand, Victorian Cast-Iron Turtle Spittoon With Hinged Lid, English 19th Century Brass Fireplace Pot Holder. Riffles, Shotguns, Bayonets, Civil War With Frog And 1886 French With Scabbard. Two Mid Century Ship’s Compasses - One Japanese In Oak Case. Victorian Elk’s Hoof Inkwell And Ashtray Stand, Scott’s Family Bible Winchester, New Hampshire With Family Records Back To 1790. Rare Schoenhut Jointed Wood Carved Braided Hair Doll - 14 Inches Tall, Decter Mannequin Of A Young Girl In A Villa Maria Academy Outfit. 1890’s Connecticut Blue Bill Carved Duck Decoy, Early Leather Strap Of Bells. Tin Toys - Robots, Rockets, Windups In Their Original Boxes. Turn Of The Century Desk Lamp With Green Glass Shade. Seth Thomas Clock And Barometer Combo On Stand. Lots Of Depression And Pattern Glass. ARTWORKS: Lithographs And Serigraphs, Oils. Maurice Harvey, Edward Hansen, Bernard Gantner. More Estates And New Items Coming In So Keep Watching………

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PUBLIC AUCTION Klecknersville Rangers Volunteer Fire Company Banquet Hall 2718 Mountain View Drive

BATH, NORTHAMPTON CO., PA 18064 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2017 AT 9:00 A.M. (Inspect from 8:00 A.M.) 3 Auctioneers Selling a Variety of Items From the Late Metro & Jane Leshak, Dec’d, formerly of Northampton, PA; the Estate of Pearl Serini, Dec’d, formerly of Newtown, PA; Various Other Bucks Co. & Northampton Co. Estates & Private Consignors to Include: Country Collectibles, 2 Victrolas, Pair of 19th C. Portraits of Man & Woman in matching oval gold leaf frames (no signature), 3 black & white RR Lithographs sgd. in pencil by Artist G.A. Bradshaw; Collection of 40-50 Oil/Canvas, Oil/Board & W/C Paintings incl.: Landscapes & portraits sgd by Baio, Neal Harrow (sic), J. Strauss ’93, L. Tenkin (or L. Teahin), J. Carrol, M. Raffensberger, Gruber, Lennox 1912, George Ivers, Craig Hackett & others (some illegible), Extensive Collection of mostly Lionel w/some American Flyer & Marx O-gauge Trains & Accessories; Collection of Northampton Local Area Folk Art & Nature Sculptures, Nice Collection of Older & Vintage Books incl.: Quaker History, literature, poetry, birds, history, etc. - many in w/tooled leather covers & illustrated volumes; Vintage Oak Furniture, Assortment of Jewelry, Unusual Canvas, Wood & Lightweight Steel Folding Canoe (unrestored cond. - approx. 12’ L), Much More. *Plan to Attend * Detailed Listing & Numerous Photographs at www.auctionzip.com auctioneer #1888* Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium * Credit Cards Accepted * 3% Discount w/Cash or Approved Check.

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Two Major Collections Of American Brilliant Cut Glass Will Co-Headline Auction Woody Auction Will Hold Sale In Kansas City, Mo., On Nov. 18 Two major collections of American brilliant cut glass from Tom Grabb of Indiana and Bill Chandler of Tennessee, whose collections include many rare patterns such as Pueblo, Waldorf, Bellevue, Crystal City, Atom, Rex and others, will co-headline a cut glass auction planned for Saturday, Nov. 18, by Woody Auction at the Hilton Kansas City Airport in Kansas City, Mo. The cranberry cut to clear biscuit jar boasting an engraved rococo design with floral highlights, attributed to Stevens and Williams, is 7.25 inches tall. Highlight lots will include a very rare amberina Russian pattern bowl, with clear cut buttons, in possibly the rarest color in all of American brilliant cut glass, and a museum-quality cranberry cut to clear Dorflinger ewer, 17 inches tall,

Among the featured round trays in the sale is this example in the Waldorf pattern (also known as Quatrefoil Rosette) by Clark.

commissioned for the wedding in 1899 of William K. Vanderbilt and Virginia Graham Fair, with an extensive pattern-embossed sterling silver base, body and handle. “True collectors of American brilliant cut glass will remember Nov. 18 as GrabbChandler auction,” said Jason Woody of Woody Auction, based in Douglass, Kan. “Tom Grabb is a collector who continued what his parents had started, and his ability to locate rare pieces in the relatively small radius of his hometown was uncanny. The Bill Chandler collection of 60 lots takes the auction from impressive to extraordinary. Every single item will be sold to the highest bidder, without reserve.”

The auction will begin Thomas Webb & Sons Rock promptly at 9:30 a.m. Central Crystal pattern, made espetime. The Hilton Kansas City cially for Daniel J. Sully, with a Airport is located at 8801 pattern cut stem, and NW. 112th St. in another in the Kansas City, Mo. Parisian pattern by Dorflinger, An extremely rare with a pattern amberina Russian cut stem and pattern bowl, with scalloped clear cut buttons, base and in possibly the manufactured rarest color in all of in the highest American brilliant of quality. cut glass, is 10.25 Round trays inches in diameter. will feature an examOnline bidding will be avail- ple in the Calve pattern by able via www.liveauction- Eggington, with a brilliant eers.com/woody-auction-llc. blank and exceptional cutting; Absentee bids will also be another in the Waldorf pataccepted. A preview will be tern (also known as Quatrefoil held at the hotel venue on Rosette) by Clark, with a Friday afternoon from 2 to 6 superb pattern and of top p.m. Central time. quality; and yet another in the Nearly 375 lots will come Bellevue pattern by Taylor up for bid. Cranberry cut to Brothers, one of the flattest clear wine glasses will include trays available, also of top one signed “W. Fritsche” in the quality. All these trays have

A round tray signed Hawkes in the Pueblo (or Concentric Circles) pattern is considered among the finest American brilliant cut glass round trays in its pattern available.

This large mantel clock signed Sinclaire in the Harvest pattern, with detailed engraving of rose blossoms and clock works is marked Tiffany of New York on the dial.

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diameters of 14 inches or a Stars and Stripes pattern, little more. boasting a superior quality Another round tray, this blank. one signed Hawkes in Rounding out a few more the Pueblo (or of the day’s top Concentric Circles) patlots, the auctern, 11 inches in diameter, tion will also is one of the finest feature a American brilliant cut glass p e d e s t a l round trays in its pattern punch bowl in the Stars and The museum-quality cranberry Stripes pattern by cut to clear Dorflinger ewer, Sinclaire, with a 17 inches tall, with an hobstar foot and extensive patternmeasuring 9 by embossed sterling silver 15.25 inches, and an base, body and handle, is exceptional pedestal among the highlights of the sale. rose bowl in the Croesus pattern by J. Hoare. available. Also, a rare water “We truly hope everyone carafe, 9 inches tall, in will attend this auction the Marcelle pattern in person, to see with by Libbey, of the their own eyes the finest quality, will also quality and selection be sold. of these outstanding pieces of Tri-corner bowls will American brilliant cut glass,” include one in the Columbia said Woody. pattern by Libbey, another in For more information, call the Marcella pattern by 316-747-2694 or visit Libbey, each one just shy of 10 www.woodyauction.com. inches in diameter and of exceptional rarity and quality. Also sold will be a large mantel clock signed Sinclaire in the Harvest pattern, with incredible detailed engraving of rose blossoms with hornsof-plenty and clock works marked Tiffany of New York on the dial. A two-decanter set in the Mercedes pattern by Clark with facet-cut goose neck, both having a hobstar base and pattern cut stoppers, one Both pieces in this two-decanter set in The exceptional pedestal rose bowl in having a pattern cut handle, the Mercedes pattern by Clark, with the Croesus pattern by J. Hoare, with will come under the gavel. facet-cut goose neck, have a hobstar heavy blank, is among the expected Also sold will be an ice cream base and pattern cut stoppers, and tray, signed Sinclaire in the one has a pattern cut handle. stars of the sale.

SEEKING VINTAGE SPORTS CARDS AND MEMORABILIA

SATURDAY, NOV NOVEMBER 11TH, 2017 DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 A.M. DOO

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

AUCTION BEGINS AT 9:00 A.M. AUCT Longaberger® Basket Auc Auction beginning at 10 A.M. SPECIAL PREVIEW: Friday, Friday November 10th From 2-7 P.M.

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Our Fall, 2017 Doll Auction will again include over 400 lots ffrom estates and collections from near and far. Contents of each lot will vary from a single doll to multiple aamounts of dolls, etc. in each lot. This auction includes something for everyone whether you are a beginnin beginning collector, someone who likes to repair, fix or dress up dolls to the more discriminating collector or de 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.

ALWAYS ACCEPTING: • Pre-1980 trading cards

Bid live on site, absentee, phone or online through Live Auctioneers.

• Vintage autographs

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 includg. 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 includg. Greiner, Superior, early French Papier-Maché, antique Parian head dolls, selection of Folk Art cloth dolls includg. 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!!! Watch for our next Doll Auction in the Spring of May 2018! We’re always welcoming small or large collections - may we do of 330 W. Moorestown Road, service to you? Give us a call! Rt. 512 For more information, including catalog and photos, or Nazareth, PA 18064 to learn more about our 610-759-7389 other upcoming auctions, Fax: 610-759-3992 please visit our website at

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

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

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• Early tickets and programs

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Preview: Monday, November 13th from 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM; Tues and Wed., Nov. 14th and 15th from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM; 8:00 AM day of auction. Preview: Monday, November 13th from 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM; 8:00 AM day of auction.

300+ Lots: Collection of German, US and other counties bayonets and daggers. Uniforms, hats, headgear, insignia, medals, photograph albums, documents, posters, flags and other military related ephemera. Of special note; Historically significant German WWII NSDAP autograph album, rare German WWII identification booklets, German WWII political silver flatware, rare NSDAP presentation medals, German WWII presentation folios to significant NSDAP members.

400+ Lots of Firearms, Fishing, Taxidermy and Related Accessories: Fishing to include large selection of fresh and saltwater altwater rods and reels reels, tackle and related accessories. Taxidermy to include 20 shoulder mounts. Firearms to include revolvers, pistols, military handguns, military rifles, shotguns, hi-power, lever actions, rimfire, antiques and accessories. Special mention: Pair of Marlin Brace rifles f in 22 cal and 30-30 three digit serial number.

Firearms are sold under State and Federal Law. Alderfer Auction is Class 3 certified for Firearms.

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Thursday, December 7th at 12:00 Noon. Bid LIVE at Alderfer Auction or Online. Discovery Art - 9:00 AM. Preview and Pick-Up details on our website.

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KINGS GAP GENERAL STORE AUCTION FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2017 BEGINNING AT 9 A.M. Sleigh: Philip Deuchler Lyons, NY, Doctor’s buggy. Advertising: Lots of marshmallow tins, Tobacco tins, Other tins, Harrisburg telegraph wagon, Wooden boxes, Nice biscuit boxes. Furniture: Oak icebox, Oak sideboard, Country dry sink, Oak child’s desk, Mahogany secretary desk, Oak side-by-side, Depression sideboard, Oak server, Farm cart industrial, Pie safe w/red paint, Rockers, Trunks, Wooden ladders, Rope bed, Chairs, Feed bin, Cradle w/bonnet, Yarn whinder, Benches, 2 Door cupboard, Windows, Server, Feed chest/box, Toolbox red paint, Old bikes, Mirrors, Shutters, Push plows/cultivators, Red wheelbarrow, Corn sheller, Push corn planter/ seeder, Grindstone, Lobster trap, Slate cutter, Oak washstand, Oak dresser w/mirror, Old wooden washing machine, Old wooden press, Oak sewing machine, Victorian baby buggy. Collectibles/ Antiques: Kerosene lights, Carnival glass punch sets, Cast-iron Carlisle #8 kettle w/lid, Cast-iron chuck wagon kettle/pot, Old valentines, Crocks, Lanterns, Wagons, Orchard crates, Toolboxes, Cast-iron griddles, Tricycle, Metal tub, Cheese boxes, Shutters, Saddle, Bottles, Milk can, Keg, Boilers, Kerosene cans, Coat rack w/hooks, Sifter, Single trees, Buggy wheel, Gas mask, Rocken horse, Chicken crate, Birdhouses, Gilbert erector set, Football game, Large wash bowl & pitcher set, Butter churn, Tin Coca-Cola bottle truck, Tonka dump truck, Structo cattle truck, Tonka service truck, Buddy L wrecker, very brief listing so keep checking the web for updates.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2017 BEGINNING AT 9 A.M. Advertising: AHS Shugart Mt. Holly thermometer, Paper label coffee box nice, 36” CocaCola button porcelain, Cloverdale thermometer, Discover orange crush tin sign, Drink smile tin sign, Americans all Victory Liberty loan poster, Holly theater poster, Biscuit boxes, Dealer ship Studebaker truck picture/poster, 1908 Thos Rebuck Mongul PA calendar, Barks water pump tin sign, War bond poster, Coke poster, Vess cola tin sign, Lots of old calendars, Pause Coca-Cola tin sign, Coca-Cola menu board, Drink Coca-Cola box, John Rohrer calendar, Orange crush large bottle thermometer, Miles Weather calendar, Medford coal oil tin sign, Local football schedule Carlisle, PA, Kist thermometer, Bombay store cabinet, Model tobacco sign, Whistle tin sign, Van Houtens sign, Twinkle beverages tin sign, Turkish trophies cigarettes poster, Columbia bread tin sign, Thomas Coffee Co., York, PA light up roaster, Newville cloverdale box, Deep River brand oyster tin, Phillip Morris stand up cardboard display, Venida hair net countertop display, Paris garters countertop display, Philip Spangler groceries & and provision wooden sign, Old large tin parts cleaner, Wolfs head sign, Frog & switch thermometer, 48” Porcelain coke button, Case farm machinery sign, King’s Gap store sign, Pepsi menu board, Engles country store sign, Coca-Cola machine Vendo 39, Squirt thermometer, 7-Up cardboard sign, Lemon lime soda bottle sign tin, Drink Coca-Cola tin sign, Orange crush tin sign, Chesterfield paper sign, Squirt drink sign, Chase & Sanborn’s coffee paper sign, Dilly tin sign, 1945 Coca-Cola swimming sign, Avaloa cigarettes paper sign, Summit pipe less furnace Beaver Springs, PA tin sign, Camel cigarettes cardboard sign, Nesbitt’s thermometer, Old fashion root beer tin sign, Sun Crest bottle thermometer, Fresh up 7-Up tin sign, Royal crown thermometer, Cloverdale thermometer, A-Treat thermometer,

Liberty lunch & restaurant Carlisle, PA calendar, Reath’s diner groceries cabins Shippenburg PA calendar, Hires Root Beer menu board, Wizard mop tin, Rudolph Valentino cardboard display, Presto store display, Snow drifts tin, Gold bust box paper, Tins (Kings syrup, swifts pork brains, regent cottage cheese, Mammy’s favorite brand coffee, Aunt Nellie’s table syrup, Swifts veal & calf livers, Swifts beef), Setsung underwear for men cardboard box, The corner grocery store display tin, Advertising tins & cardboard boxes, Victory theater Shippensburg poster, Vice Roy open cardboard sign, Curtiss candies tin sign, Green spot thermometer, Meats & groceries neon sign, Tums thermometer, Copenhagen thermometer, Domico cigarettes, Pepsi thermometer, McCullough chain saws tin sign, Carlisle meat market bag, Hershey ginger ale tin sign, Sir Walter Raleigh, Drink jockey club tin sign, Kruger thermometer, Coca-Cola button 24”, Cubanoco tin sign, Nehi tin sign, Hires tin sign, Hi plane tobacco tin sign, Nu grape soda calendar, Hershey ice cream menu sign, Lucky strike white tin sign, Homaker furnace Roxbury, PA tin sign, Big giant cola clock, Riley general store calendar, Drink BW tin sign, Marlboro thermometer, Drink Julep tin sign, Bubble up menu board, L&M thermometer, Another Oliver user tin sign old, Schmidt’s clock, Camels thermometer, Sweet burley tobacco tin sign, Cloverdale clock, Raleigh cardboard sign, Tiger tin lunch box, American Red Cross paper, After dinner salted peanut tins, Manbeck bread company calendar, Mail pouch thermometer, Paper label whiskey bottles Carlisle, PA (wedding belle, Harper, highspire low), Work together finish the job poster, Lard cans, Mason’s blacking box wooden w/paper, Prince Albert tin sign, Trumps tobacco porcelain sign, Milk bottles, Soda bottles, Minck Bros. tin sign, Coca carrier tin, Silver Springs Ginger Ale tin sign, Beech Nut chewing tobacco tin sign, Tru Ade thermometer, Whistle sign tin, Sweetie tin sign, Coca-Cola 11” gold bottle sign, Elliott coffee tin Newville, PA blue, Tower root beer tin sign, Le Roy Baughman thermometer Bloserville, PA, Frog switch calendar, Stones peanut butter tin, Carlisle Baking Co. door push, Lime cola tin sign, Mo-Sam coffee tin, Orange Kist tin sign, Smoke sickle plug cardboard, Coca-Cola clock, Chip cans, General grocery display, Otto’s Mt. Holly Springs thermometer, Blackstone cigars cardboard, Coca-Cola gold thermometer 7”, Mail pouch cardboard, Shot glass whiskey Wagner Newville, PA, Coca-Cola bottle holder, Nesbitts calender, Coca-Cola wherever thirst goes paper sign, Pepsi cola bottle cap sign tin, Amoco calendar, Wings cigarette paper, El Lanos tin sign, Carlisle soda bottles, Marshmallow tins, Planters peanut tin, Zullinger general store box tin Mt. Holly. ON SATURDAY STARTING AT 10 A.M. WILL BE HAVING APPROX. 275 CATALOG LOTS ON www.proxibid.com/danhershey Check web www.danhersheyauctioneeringservice.com for full ad & photos Terms: Cash/approved check/credit cards **Now booking all types of auctions**

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institutions who have lent amazing artworks. We are delighted that the public and our students will be able to learn valuable lessons from America’s one-time determination to ‘make the world safe for democracy,’ and to take inspiration from the commitment of one of its most public-spirited families - the Roosevelts,” said Jennifer J. Raab, president of Hunter College. “Although most Americans think of president Franklin D. Roosevelt as the crusading Allied leader of WWII, he was in fact a major figure in the first world war as assistant secretary of the Navy. In that role, he became an energetic force behind the modernization of the American Navy and a remarkably active presence on the European front, dressed in a special ‘uniform’ of his own design. What FDR learned in those years gave him the knowledge and experience to deal with aggression when it erupted again 20 years later. Moreover, his Roosevelt cousins, the children of Theodore Roosevelt and his siblings, served as uniformed fighting men in the Great War, often heroically, while Eleanor Roosevelt volunteered for the Red Cross. Fighting for freedom became a family enterprise for the Roosevelts, as this exhibit demonstrates, who met their obligations with spirit, patriotism, and courage,” added Harold Holzer, the historian who serves as Jonathan F. Fanton director of the Roosevelt House. A program on Wednesday, Nov. 8, “His Dark Land - a World War I Tragedy,” will be a dramatic reading written by and starring award-winning stage and film actor Stephen Lang, co-starring Tony winner James Naughton. Re-imagining a suspended and surreal moment in history, “His Dark Land” unearths the mystery, confronts the controversy, and dramatizes the story of the fabled WWI “Lost Battalion” and its tragic, commander,

Colonel Charles Whittlesey. Historical Background “World War I and the Roosevelts” draws from the rich collections of the Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, N.Y., and the Museum of the City of New York, with additional material provided by The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library at Hyde Park, Liberty Hall Museum in Union, N.J., the archives of Roosevelt House, and private collections. One century has passed since the United States entered WWI on April 6, 1917. In Europe, the war had started in August 1914, millions had already died, and a stalemate prevailed. Germany’s resumption of unrestricted submarine attacks taking American lives and its nefarious attempt to engage Mexico in a war with the U.S. finally compelled president Woodrow Wilson to ask Congress for a declaration of war to help the Allies, chiefly England and France, defeat the Germans. Wilson declared, “The world must be made safe for democracy.” This vision of moral leadership on the world stage would inform American foreign policy for another 100 years. Of the many commemorative events and exhibits taking place in 2017-18 about America’s engagement in this terrible conflict, Roosevelt House has a unique perspective on the history of the era. In 1913, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt moved from their home on 65th Street to Washington, D.C., to serve the nation. As assistant secretary of the Navy, Franklin was on the front lines of policy and operations during the war. The lessons he learned about prosecuting and financing a war, and the terrible toll it took in lives, would remain with him the rest of his life and influence his decisions during WWII. Eleanor Roosevelt became a Red Cross volunteer in Washington, inspiring others and acquiring the extraordinary emotional skills she would deploy during WWII and

antiquesandauctionnews.net in later human rights work. She visited injured soldiers at the local military hospitals and sought additional funding to improve their care and assist their families. In January 1919, she accompanied FDR to Europe and saw the wreckage of the French countryside. Her experiences there and in Washington led her to support president Wilson’s League of Nations, as did Franklin, and seek new ideas for peace. In addition, at least 18 other members of the extended Roosevelt family were deeply involved with the war, perhaps This is FDR climbing on board a ship. more than any other American family. Among them were also drew upon the talents of Teddy Roosevelt’s four sons five past and future presidents, and daughter and son-in-law, and a number of men who Eleanor’s brother, and numer- would later serve in the cabinet ous cousins, aunts and uncles, of future President Roosevelt nieces and nephews. The war and advise him during a second

This is FDR exiting a boatplane. world conflagration. The Great War of 1914-18 reshaped Europe and shaped the man, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who would later rescue it again from

German aggression. To contact the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College, call 212-650-3174.

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Outstanding Estate Auction

2 DAY PUBLIC ESTATE AUCTION

Saturday, November 11, 2017 at 8:30 A.M. Location: 2741 Biggs Hwy., NORTH EAST, MD 21901

Woodworking Tools, Antiques, 20+ Guns 60+ Griswold Skillets, 600+ Peanut Butter Glasses, 2,000+ Coins FRI., NOVEMBER 24, 2017 AT 5:00 P.M. & SAT., NOVEMBER 25 AT 9:00 A.M.

Jim Racine Auctioneers - Estate and Consignment Sales 410-658-9720

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The Estate of Virginia and Nicholas Merryman (deceased), their collections of Period / Reproduction Furniture, Baltimore Silver, Oriental Rugs, Chinese Porcelains, Paintings, Jewelry, Rare Novelties, Household items and more Highlights: Regina Criterion Disc Music Box, 25+ Regina Discs, Queen Anne Lowboy ca. 1740[JR21], Chippendale High Chest, Maple Canopy Bed, Oak Bonnet chest, Ball and Claw tilt-top table w/birdcage, Sheraton Shaving Mirror, Custom Queen Anne Style Highboy, Empire sewing stand, Unusual Empire high side low back settee, Maddox Empire Revival desk, Mosaic table, Pine Sea chest, Petite Lingerie Bonnet chest, Early Folk Art Deed box painted birds / flowers, ca. 1840 Writing desk bookcase top, Figured Maple rope bed, Walnut slant front desks, Empire Silver Chest Sideboard, Carved Teak Men’s Courtesy screen, Chinese Celadon 16.5” Foo Dogs, [JR22] 14.5” Male Foo Dog vibrant colors, Chinese dragon plate, Rose Medallion, Canton, Old Bamboo brush pot, Tiffany & Co. Silver soldered teapot 1875 Sterling Silver Mrs. Merryman’s silver collection are creations of mostly Baltimore Silversmiths - Chased 16.5” Sterling “Architectural Landscape 1858” presentation Ewer with Ram’s Head S. Kirk & Son, 10.5”x7” Sterling Chased S. Kirk Pedestal bowl, S. Kirk and Son Repousse Coffeepot, Jas. R. Armiger Chased Nut Bowl, Repousse Sterling flatware, Pair tall Kirk chased base candlesticks, Pair sterling Hog Scraper style candlesticks, Repousse Sterling Handle 14”carving set, Caldwell footed creamer / sugar, 9” Heavy Hammered Sterling Water pitcher, Sterling Hand mirrors / Brushes, Krider & Co. coin silver mug, Sterling 12” Presentation tray, 14” Coin Silver Ladle, 6 Lg. Coin spoons, Sterling creamer satyr on spout, Sterling 6.5” sq. tray, 1859 presentation creamer, Theodore Starr 12” sterling vase, Fairmount Coal Co. & 1814 North Point Sterling Spoons, Two Sterling Silver Tea sets, 2 early 19th century Framed Gold Embroidered Swatches from gowns presented to Queen Louise of Prussia with letter of provenance, Dresden RK Tea set, KPM China, Oyster plates, 1885 Rookwood Vase Artist Signed #254, Wedgwood Black Basalt teapot and saucer, Doulton Burslem pitcher, Minton China, Jean Rogers Cabbage, Paris, 2 Rare Edouard Sandoz Haviland Cat decanters, Villeroy & Boch Geschützt 1139 tanker, Andre Harvey Bronze Fox Sculpture, Russian samovar, Asian Bronze lamp relief of Bird eating nuts/berries bamboo design handles, Bronze Dragon Letter holder bookends, early 19th C. Wag on the Wall Clock, Ansonia Brass French Mantle clock, Seth Thomas Carriage Clock, Old Lacquered Japanese jewelry box, “Woman w/doe” Statue by Coons, Robert McGill Mackall o/b “Woman by Willow”, Sailing Ships o/c gilt frame, A. Reyna “Boats Port” scene gilt frame, 1820 Mauro Gandolfi “Cupid” engraving, signed Jean Patricot 18th C. engraving “The Lady and Eagle”, Landscape painting by Mary Davey Maxwell student of Mary Cassat, 2 Mary Forrer 1867 w/cs, Reuben LeGrande Johnston o/c “Grazing Sheep”, 1922 o/c “Oxen with cart” signed, Geo. A. Wilson o/c “Frigate full sail/ Lighthouse” ’77, Rue Sans Sens w/c Exhibited France 1913, Old Portrait Paintings, Oil/panel of Mother/Child, 2 Renaissance Era o/c Portraits, Queen Henrietta Maria & King Charles I engravings, Elizabeth Jane Mason Archer w/cs, J. Gould Hummingbirds Portfolio, Variety of Antique Oriental area, prayer & room size rugs, Lg. 18’x12’ Oriental rug visit website for photos, Sampler, Coverlet Shepherd/Harp, Intricate Paper cutouts, Rare 1565 Jocabum Rhobum German Book, Historical Books by W. H. Prescott, 1829 Rev. Charles Goodrich History of Connecticut Designed for Instruction and Amusement, W. A. Warner Beautiful Swimmers Waterman, Crabs, Chesapeake Bay Pulitzer Prize Winner, Gene Hill A Hunter’s Fireside Book Tales of Dogs, Ducks, Birds & Guns original dust jackets plus many other books on all subjects, Wm. Coleman blue bill decoy, Guns - Colt SAA BP 45 Cal., 1875 Sentinel R-106 Revolver, Browning Challenger .22 cal., Enos James & Co. ca. 1880 dbl. shotgun, 2 Gold Pocket Watches, 1883 Gold Liberty Five Dollar, plus more to list visit website for late arrivals Preview Online at www.JimRacineAuctions.com Inspection: Friday, November 10th 2 P.M. to 6 P.M. • Doors Open Day of Sale at 8 A.M. Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium. Cash, Good Check w/proper ID. MC and Visa accepted. 6% Maryland Sales Tax. Dealers please bring a copy of your current Tax ID. Not Responsible for accidents, all items sold “AS IS”, all sales final. Announcements the day of the sale precede any and all advertising.

21248 Waterfall Rd.,

THREE SPRINGS, PA 17264 - Huntingdon County

Directions: From Rt. 522 in Orbisonia take Elliot St. (Rt. 994 W). Turn left on Rt. 994 W (Valley St.) in 6.5 mi. turn left on Rt. 994 W (Church St.) in 1.3 mi. turn right on Rt. 655 N/Rt. 994 W (Waterfall Rd.). Antiques & Collectibles: Metal runner sled; Early potato grader; Grape press; Bucksaw; Milk cans; Oil cans; Washboard; Crosscut saw; Meat hooks; Ice tongs; Hay forks; 43 pc. Presidential Pocketknife set; 2,000+ coins (at 5 P.M. Friday): Complete Peace dollar album including 21 & 28; Large cents 1798; $5 Liberty head gold coins; Englehard 10 oz. silver bar; Proof silver eagles; BU silver eagles; 450+ Morgan Peace silver dollars; Silver certificates; Star notes; 1/10 oz. American gold eagles; 1909 S Indian head; 1939 D walking half; 21 pc. dollars; 28 pc. dollars; 1909 S Lincoln; 1884 CC GSA; 1875 S trade dollar; 22+ CC Morgan dollars; 1882 CC Morgan BU; 1883 CC Morgan BU; 1903 O Morgan and much more. 600+ peanut butter glasses including some rare pieces: 1 trailing arbutus; 2 trumpet vine; 1 blue beauty waterlily; 2 Christmas candles; 2 bittersweet; Several dogs; 49 different birds and lots of flowers. Cast-Iron Skillets, etc: 60+ Griswold skillets 0-14 (including 3 - #2 & 2 - #13); Griswold ashtray; Griswold square egg skillet; 16 Wagners; 7 Eries; 4 Indian Heads “Wapak”; 16 Griswold lids size 3-14; 3 Griswold waffle irons; 2 Erie teakettles; Model Toys, 1/16 Scale: 60+ JD, International, Oliver, Farmall, Allis Chalmers, Case, Minneapolis-Moline, Massey Ferguson and Cockshutt models of tractors, farm equipment and trucks including JD 4020 w/237 corn picker + Ertl, Tonka & Winross. Guns: Remington model 1100 12 ga.; Remington model 121 .22 long rifle; Remington model 760 .30-06; Winchester model 1400 12 ga.; Winchester 12 ga. Super X model 1, semi-automatic, ventilated ribs; Browning Vector BPS 12 ga.; Stevens model 67 series E 12 ga.; Stevens single shot 12 ga.; Stevens Westpoint 928 12 ga.; Marlin 12 ga. bolt action w/adjustable choke; JC Higgins model 583 bolt action 16 ga.; Westernfield model SB-100B 12 ga. single shot; Spartan by Remington single shot 20 ga. Dale Earnhardt Jr. #8; Savage model 110 .270 synthetic; Mossberg 500A 12 ga. ventilated ribs; Mossberg 500A 12 ga. ventilated ribs; Mossberg 500AG 12 ga.; Mossberg 835 12 ga., synthetic camo; Mossberg 12 ga. slug barrel; Mossberg model 9200 12 ga.; Mossberg New Haven 20 ga.; Ammunition: 12 gauge, .38 special, .270, .32 Winchester special, Remington Federal. Shop Tools: Kobalt 30 gallon single stage upright air compressor; Porter Cable drill press -12 speed; Grizzly 3⁄4” wood shaper; Grizzly belt & disc sander combo 4”x36”x6”; Central Machinery 6” belt & 9” disc sander; Chicago 31⁄4” electric planer; Adjustable roller stand w/twin 6” rollers; Porter cable router; Porter Cable table saw 10”; Porter Cable band saw; Central Machinery 16” scroll saw; Craftsman 4”x6” belt & disc sander; Many 10” table saw blades; Makita hammer drill; MEG 12” saw; Central Machinery 12 speed 10” drill press; Central Machinery 13” drill press; Makita 10”; 10” dato set; Bostitch air nailers; 18V DeWalt cordless tools including cordless circular saw & rotary hammer drill; Craftsman 12” wood lathe; Grizzly hand planer; 8 pc. Cummins wood lathe chisel set; Carb Tech router bits; 50 pc. 1⁄4” shank router bits; Spade bits; Dovetailing template; Craftsman box joint template set; 2 electric planers - 1 Grizzly; Drill doctor; DeWalt belt sander hand-held; Chicago hand disc sander; Grizzly dust collector; 18 ga. brad nails 20+ boxes - new; 18 ga. staples 12+ boxes - new; Ladders; 30+ gallons of new Cabot and Rust-oleum; 10+ gallons of Min-Wax stain; New Rust-oleum wood stain & sealer, lots of qt. & gal.; 7 gallons of Tite-Bond wood glue; 7 gallons of new paint thinner and mineral spirits; Plastic & metal banding; Workbenches & cabinets; Pipe clamps; C clamps; 10 ton body repair equipment; Deep well sockets; Hand tools; and much, much more. Barn full of lumber - Mostly 2x’s and 1x’s hemlock and pine; Wooden parts for planters. Selling w/2 auctioneers simultaneously on Sat. Go to AuctionZip for detailed list of coins & peanut butter glasses. For additional pictures go to www.beiler-campbellauctions.com or www.auctionzip.com ID# 23383

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Auctioneer: J. Meryl Stoltzfus AU#005403 717-629-6036 Sellers: Joyce Bange

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antiquesandauctionnews.net an early, all-original 19thsigned lower right and century watercolor porin the original frame, Continued from page 14 trait of a young lady, sold for $25,960. A stoneware spear design, which were offerings shown seated in a federal sculpture with copper from various estates, muse- sofa with drapery, in an flashing by John Mason ums, and private collections. original grain painted (b. 1927), circa 1963, A pair of Chinese porce- frame, hit $7,670. Prices artist signed and 20 lain bowls bearing the Ch’en quoted include the buyer’s inches in height, Lung mark and decorated premium. The market for quality changed hands for with fruit and bamboo, 4.25 inches in diameter, brought Tiffany Studios lamps at This Georg Jensen six-piece sterling silver tea set $50,740. Tops in the vin$67,850; a large acrylic on auction is doing well. A with tray, designed by Johan Rhode #251, weigh- tage furniture category was a stack laminated canvas with rope artwork by curtain border leaded ing 264 troy silver ounces, sold for $17,700. mahogany cloud form Angelo Savelli (1911-95), glass lamp with the shade titled “Ascent #51” (1969), and bronze senior base both signed, 22 inches tall, gar- desk in steel gray, signed “WC 1979” by Wendell Castle 74.5 by 50.5 inches, artist- signed Tiffany Studios (N.Y.), nered $59,000. A mixed media-on-paper (b. 1932), on an aluminum signed, realized $40,120; and with a 24.5 inch diameter shade and study by Joan Mitchell (1925- base with a black mirrored brownish green 92), rendered circa 1960 and glass top. It sold for $28,320. patina, lit up the artist signed lower right, Two exemplary pieces of room for $66,080, measuring 14.5 by 9 inches, British studio pottery got while a Peony went for $38,350. Also, a 30- paddles wagging. One was a table lamp, with by-40-inch watercolor paint- hand-thrown and decorated by renowned bowl with manganese edge the shade and ing A pair of Chinese porcelain bowls bearing the Ch’en base with gold Provincetown artist John and foot by Lucie Rie (1903-59), titled (1902-95), artist signed ‘LR’ Lung mark and decorated with fruit and bamboo, brown patina Whorf Harbor,” with fine inlaid turquoise 4.25 inches in diameter, sold for $67,850. also Tiffany “Provincetown

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sgraffito, 7.5 inches in diameter ($56,640). The other was a white spherical pot with disk top made circa 1965 by Hans Coper (1920-81), signed ‘HC’ and 6.5 inches in height ($40,120). Two Georg Jensen lots sat atop the sterling silver category. The first was a sixpiece tea set with tray, designed by Johan Rhode #251, weighing 264 troy silver ounces ($17,700). The second was a covered box, circa 1930, signed and #30B with an amber finial, 5.5 inches in height ($12,980). Cottone Auctions has back-to-back sales the weekend of Nov. 10 and 11, both in the Geneseo gallery. On Friday, Nov. 10, an estate collection of several hundred Winchester firearms will come up for bids, beginning at noon Eastern time.

This Georg Jensen sterling silver covered box, circa 1930, signed and #30B with an amber finial, 5.5 inches in height, sold for $12,980. Then, on Saturday, Nov. 11, an art and antiques auction will be held at 11 a.m. For additional information, readers may call 585-243-1000 or visit www.cottoneauctions.com.

$ VINTAGE WATCHES WANTED Large or Small Lots - Wrist & Pocket Watches or watch movements NO CHERRY - PICKING - FAIR CASH PRICE PAID Contact RMON2004@GMAIL.COM or call 267-978-7297

AIRLINES & AIRPORT chrome cards, esp. domestic, published during the 1950s & 1960s, a permanent want. Armen Avakian, 4560 Pinehollow Ct, Apt 170, Indianapolis, IN 46254, 317-298-8913.

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

ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

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AUTO, TRUCK and Motorcycle: catalogs, brochures, manuals and any showroom related items. Ron Ladley, 210 Stone Rd., Barto, PA 19504, 610-584-1665. 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 COLLECTIONS & Accumulations of Postcards & Travel Memorabilia: Posters, Brochures, Booklets, Decals, Stickers & Labels, from Airlines, Railroads, Steamships & Hotels, Top Dollar Paid! danfrankel@aol.com 561-351-8580. WANTED: PRE-1915 AUTOMOBILE RACING NATIONAL Motor Vehicle Co. Indianapolis, IND 1900-1924; Cars: 190005 Elec, 1906 Model E, 1912 V SR, parts, sales literature, photos, articles, anything; especially racing. Early American automobile racing 1900-1915.Esp. these race cars: 1911 & 1914 CASE, 1909 CHALMERSDETROIT 1916 ROMAMNO-STURTEVANT, 1911 STUTZ. Indianapolis 500 history 1909-1915. Charles Test, 612-874-8531 or chasdtest@aol.com Chuckstoyland.com

OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947

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

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

800.888.1063 47-15 36th ST., LIC, NY 11101

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

GUNS WANTED

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

MILITARY & SPORTING

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

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

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WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items. Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA.

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.

1800-1970 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS for the HIGHEST PRICES! Tin Toy Collections Wanted! 856-547-5521 ragtimetoys@comcast.net

COMICS, COMICS & 45 RPM Records many 1,000s, scarce 1960’s & 70’s. Ask for the RAB Cases. Comics, records & antiques in the RAB cases. At The German Trading Post on RT 272 Denver, Pa. 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.

POSTCARDS

HISTORICAL COVERS & Paper, over 30 small binders, mostly good condition. Several boxes of photo postcards with topical. Also Unique Sports Collectibles, Vintage Sports Cards & Autograph memorabilia, Call Goldy’s Sports Collectibles, 3338 RT 9 S, Freehold, NJ 07728. 732-409-4944.

WANTED OLD LETTER Press Equipment, wood/ lead letters, or anything printing related. Also looking for Blacksmith Anvils. Call 440-693-4232.

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds. We buy, sell, & appraise. In business since 1974. Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagefo@aol.com 215-545-1100.

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

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VICTORIAN FURNITURE FROM the 1930’s, had been reupholstered one time. Sofa, 2 chairs, 2 marble top end tables & marble coffee table, excellent condition. Stored in climate controlled unit, price negotiable, call 717-371-9455.

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OLD 8X10 B&W photos of Factory interior or exterior Scenes, Street Scenes. Must be original. Debold Gallery, PO Box 1037, Bloomfield, NJ 07003, 973-4297616. OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

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