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The Kempton Show: 2018 Edition Regional Antiques Event Is A Shining Light In Southeastern Pennsylvania Market FRIDAY NOVEMBER 23, 2018 • VOL. 49, NO. 47

Top-Notch Automobilia And Petroliana Draw Big Turnout Of Motivated Buyers At Morphy’s More Than 400 Of The 747 Cataloged Lots Graded Condition 9 Or Better The serious players in automobilia and petroliana collecting canceled any existing plans once the word got out that a spectacular private collection would be headlining Morphy’s Oct. 8 auction. “It was one of the biggest gallery turnouts for a gas and oil sale that we’ve had for years,” stated Morphy’s Automobilia and Petroliana division head John Mihovetz. “The attraction was the collection of more than 400 lots that were in 9 or 9-plus condition. There was a lot of buzz about the auction beforehand, and we sensed that bidding would be strong.” Several new records were set during the 747-lot sale, which grossed over $2.1 million. All prices quoted here include a 20 percent buyer’s premium, per Morphy’s pre-stated terms.

Collectors tipped their hats to the envy-stirring porcelain gas sign that led prices realized at $66,000, a new auction record for a sign of its particular type. Publicizing Red Hat Royal 400 Gasoline, the richly colorful 48-inch-diameter sign had been held in the same private collection for more than 25 years and was “one of the better examples ever to be publicly sold,” according to Mihovetz.

Also widely regarded as one of the most sought-after advertising items in the gas and oil hobby, a porcelain sign touting Houston Gasoline bore the striking image of Texas patriot Sam Houston on horseback. It drew 18 bids and swept past its $25,000 high estimate to settle at a record $33,600.

Its next destination? “It’s headed for the Lone Star State,” said Mihovetz.

The $21,600 price achieved by a

Bob Hohl asked $6,000 for this Ben Austrian painting of quail. The work read, “To my friend Cyrus Ream.” Ream owned the Mineral Spring Hotel in Mount Penn, Pa. (Reading), down the road from Austrian’s studio.

By Karl Pass It has been five years since the Antique Dealers Association of Berks County (ADABC) moved its annual show from Leesport to Kempton, Pa. Change can be healthy, and in a marketplace with plenty of challenges, sometimes necessary. The move was a positive one, and this little regional show is the real deal—a relevent show with the gate and sales to prove it. Mark your calendars for the third Continued on page 2

The Cosden Gasoline Liquid Gas Horsepower Plus Special porcelain sign with horse graphic sold for $21,600.

A Red Hat Royal 400 Gasoline porcelain sign with red hat graphic sold for $66,000.

very rare sign advertising Cosden Liquid Gas Horsepower Plus Special was “an absolute shocker,” said Mihovetz. “However, it’s the only example of this sign that I know of that has ever appeared at auction.”

Emblazoned with a stylized image of four horses in bright primary colors, the sign approached the auction block with a $5,000-$8,000 estimate and attracted 28 bids before ending its high-octane bidding run.

Other signage highlights included a very rare 30inch porcelain Marathon Gas & Motor Oil curb sign featuring the image of a classical athlete with the tagline: “Best in the Long Run.” Super-clean and retaining vivid colThis 1913 Indian Model 30.50 motorcycle, Serial Number E43213, oration, it set a sold for $45,000.

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Don and Carol Buzzerd of Reinholds, Pa., work hard heavily marketing the annual Kempton show.

Brandywine Railroad Returns During Christmas Activities The magic of the holiday season on 2,000 feet of track and returns to the Brandywine River includes more than 1,000 pieces, Museum of Art during Brandywine including locomotives, passenger Christmas beginning Friday, Nov. 23, and freight trains, and trolleys and running through Sunday, Jan. 6. that pass through a small town, a This spectacular holiday experience farm, factories and even a for all ages includes a gallery filled carnival. with an expansive model train display, a special exhibition featuring a selection of enchanting illustrations from three seasonal children’s books, towering trees decorated with whimsical critter ornaments, and a wide selection of holiday events and programs for the whole family.

T h e Brandywine River Museum of Art’s model train display, a holiday family favorite since 1972, offers something for everyone with This is a close up of the Brandywine Christmas model train display. its dazzling Photo courtesy of Carlos Alejandro. array of both toy and scale model The museum is located on U.S. trains made by Lionel, Williams, Route 1 in Chadds Ford, Pa. Atlas, Mike’s Train House, K-line For more information, readers and others. The Brandywine may call 610-388-2700 or visit Railroad features trains running www.brandywine.org/museum.

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The Kempton Show Continued from page 1

Payne & Campbell had a great selection of collectible books at the show.

These A.A. Milne books were $12 each.

The Hattie Brunner winter scene watercolor painting depicting Swamp Church of Christ in Reinholds/Blainsport, Pa. (today, Swamp Christian Fellowship), was This is a very nice example of original $3,200 from Keith Fryling.The painting illustration art offered from Eleaner Jenitis by painter Frank Herbst, used few, are witnessing an uptick sold after the show. on the cover of “Outdoor Life” October in attendance and energy.

1950, tagged $1,250.

Showgoers, advanced and entry-level, are receptive to good material priced in accordance to today’s market. What does that mean? “I know what this item brought at auction,” said one showgoer, speaking in reference to an item, and “I know when a dealer is seeking a small mark-up or not.”

These regional shows that have low booth rent allow dealers to price at lower mar- Yes, the tail was broken off the little gins, given their overhead is bird in front, but this primitive figural less. In an age where many redware was marked “LB ‘69” and passive antiquers are more priced $65. It sold. Early Lester interested in an exit strategy Breininger redware is very collectible. to sell their collections, as It was in the booth of Lem Lamont.

Donna Hahn asked $8 each for these opposed to adding to them, we have not generated antiques industry in the pendants. enough active buyers, yet southcentral and southeast- cross-section of business was there is a lot to be optimistic ern heartland region of the done by exhibitors at about concerning the Keystone State. A decent Kempton. Victor Shearer paintings sold, John Long paintings sold, redware and stoneware was popular, Christmas ornaments and other holiday items found buyers too. Kempton is not purely a country show either.

Several jewelry dealers set up with bakelite, turquoise, and silver jewelry.

The WK&S Railroad, also known as the Hawk Mountain Line, is located adjacant to the community center and offered train rides on its steam/diesel trains, and the You could find a wide variety of vintage This very large Jonathan Bastian wood Kempton Hotel, a popular bakelite jewelry at the show. carving of Uncle Sam holding a flag restaurant, was open, so there with a dog at his feet was $750 from were other things to do after the show.

Jeff Dietrich.

Brad Hamilton had this 1765 Bible priced at $350. Hamilton had a good show, selling pottery and fraktur, among other things.

Shenfelder pottery continues to be popular today. Daniel Shenfelder (1830-1904) ran the Reading, Pa., operation and employed John E. T. Zellers from 1891 to 1904. Zellers is known for this kind of incised scriptwork as seen on this small stoneware pitcher with the name and date “Helen Birkinbine/1904.” It was priced at $350 from Bob Hohl, who also had several mugs by Zellers at the show.

the Kutztown/Krumsville exit of Route 78, people came from the Lehigh Valley, Reading, L a n c a s t e r , Harrisburg, and Philadelphia.

I think price point largely dicates the level of success, notebly on the show circuit. Small, regional shows such as Kempton, Lititz, Kempton is in Albany Township, Berks County, Elverson, and New Oxford, just to name a situated north of Kutztown and I-78.

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Donald Stump asked $70 for the wooden planter box and $375 for the Clark’s spool cabinet.

These toys were showcased by Dorene and Denny of Dor’s Den.

The punched tin lantern was $195, and the stoneware bank was priced $450 from Bob Lutz.

To learn more, call Carol Buzzerd at 610-678-7669.

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This show is more diverse than you might imagine. Interior designer and The Wanamaker, Kempton & Southern Inc. Railroad (Hawk Mountain Line) antiques dealer Gail Gottlund wanted A stamped John Bell lidded cake crock offers seasonal weekend train rides and special events on its steam/diesel $45 for the Ray Gallucci ceramic vase was $1,400, and the crock in the back trains. It’s a privately owned company that operates on a portion of the former and $45 for the five tea cups. Gottlund was $185 from Ryan Wilhelm.

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“We had over 600 (attendees) and have increased our attendance every year since we’ve been there,” stated show manager Carol Buzzerd.

“It’s encouraging. In the beginning, some (questioned) who would ever find it (the show) out in the country, but I think it is working out.” The ADABC works hard on this show.

Kempton is a very rural village in Albany Township, northern Berks County, close to the Lehigh County border. The township is active in land conservation and historic preservation efforts and takes the rural nature of the region seriously. Parts of the isolated landscape are picturesque, and that is how its local officials and residents strive to maintain it. The community recreation center, where the show is held, is in a park-like setting.

The town is not new territory for holding an antiques show. Throughout the 1980s, a popular, some would say legendary little country show was held in Kempton. Just north of

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics Nostalgia Dies Again: The Sad Demise Of Another Retail Juggernaut

By Shawn Surmick The 1988 Sears Wish Book is quite possibly one of the most important pieces of tangible nostalgia from my childhood. Having just gotten my Nintendo Entertainment System a few months before the Wish Book’s release, I will never forget the fascination and joy I felt as I turned to the video game section and saw all the latest new releases that would be available by Christmas. There was no internet, no social media, and no digital magazines to keep me up to date on all the latest releases at the time. If you wanted to know the world of video games in 1988, you were stuck waiting for your latest issue of Nintendo Power in the mail or the yearly Christmas catalog from Sears.

Back then, Sears had a lock on the holiday shopping season.

And while competition among big box retailers was fierce even back then, there was something magical about being a kid and paging through the full-color Sears Wish Book full of all the latest toys, action figures, and video games. It’s a feeling I will never forget and a feeling I never get while meddling through Amazon or eBay. Make no mistake, Sears was the Amazon of their day.

The company transformed shopping into an adventure.

Their stores were always decked out in all the latest gadgets, and Sears was usually the premier shopping destination for anyone visiting any of the malls that were lucky enough to have a Sears store

attached. Without Sears, my childhood would be drastically different.

Sears will always have a significant footnote in the retail industry in the United States. The company was started in 1886 as the R.W. Sears Watch Company in Minneapolis, Mn., by Richard Warren Sears. After partnering with Alvah C. Roebuck the company was relocated to Chicago, Ill., and published its very first mail order catalog in 1887 that featured watches and jewelry. By 1889, the company was sold, and Richard Warren Sears relocated to Iowa to become a banker. Fate would intervene, and by 1892 he would return to Chicago and partner with Roebuck once again. By 1893, the company began offering a deluge of products outside of watches and jewelry. Sewing machines, bicycles, automobiles, and eventually even mass-produced homes were added to its yearly mail-order catalogs. By 1906, the company would make history by being the first retailer to ever offer an initial public offering in American financial history.

Due to the deluge of products the company offered, they survived the Great Depression. In 1933, they launched what would be known as the very first Wish Book. The Wish Book was a popular catalog that was released every year before Christmas and featured all the latest toys and games. Upon release, it became extremely popular among children.

From the 1920s to the 1950s, Sears expanded its dominance into retail locations across the United States.

By the 1970s, Sears would become one of the most powerful retailers in the United States. Their success would be well-known by 1974 when Sears completed the 110-story Sears Tower in Chicago and continued their expansion into the retail industry with an iron fist. In the 1970s and ’80s,

when shopping malls started to become the quintessential weekend retreat of the middle class, Sears benefited by becoming one of the most popular anchor stores for some of the most successful malls in the country. One of the fondest memories of my youth was visiting the King of Prussia mall with my parents on an almost bimonthly basis.

My parents would always park at the second story entrance to Sears before the Sears store left the King of Prussia Plaza Mall many years ago.

A lot of collectors also have a special connection to Sears. Anyone who has collected the original vintage “Star Wars” action figure line from Kenner Toys knows that Sears stores had access to exclusive products and action figures that now command a tidy sum on the secondary market. Two of today’s most popular vintage “Star Wars” collectibles are the Cloud City Play Set and the infamous Blue Snaggletooth action figure that came packaged in Sears’s exclusive Cantina Adventure Set. Since the Cloud City Play Set, which was just a piece of colored cardboard that served as a backdrop to the toys, was only available at Sears, factory-sealed, near-mint examples sell for thousands of dollars today. An AFA-graded example in near mint or better condition just for the Blue Snaggletooth figure alone can easily fetch $700 or more.

Sadly, it was announced on Oct. 15, 2018, that Sears had filed for bankruptcy.

Given the recent closure of Toys R Us, this sent shockwaves through the retail industry. Collectors and enthusiasts who grew up remembering the Sears Wish Book yearly catalog and its effects on their youth were not immune from feeling some sort of loss or sadness upon hearing the news.

Unfortunately, Sears’s bankruptcy filing should come as no surprise to those who followed the financial releases from the struggling retailer, as they have been in serious trouble for several years now.

In 2004, the company made the disastrous decision to merge with K-Mart stores.

Many analysts believe that this decision contributed to the company’s economic woes and solidified their fate.

This all begs the question as to whether traditional retail stores cannot “just” survive, but also prosper in a post-digital online world. First it was Toys R Us, now it is Sears.

Tomorrow is not guaranteed for any traditional retailer. In an upcoming article I will attempt to answer the question as to how traditional retailers can survive and flourish in a world were online stores are cheaper and more efficient than traditional retailers, but I offer one hint. I have yet to feel nostalgia from ordering anything online. And that, my fellow collectors, says a lot about what today’s kids who are tomorrow’s collectors are feeling as well. Now please log off the internet and go shopping. Until next time.

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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by Lee Nigh ($1,300), a modern craftsman based in Missouri.

In furniture, the top lot was an elaborately carved Tiffany & Co. tall-case clock, which sold to a floor bidder for $9,500. Certain types of Mid-Century Modern furniture have been growing in popularity, particularly those pieces with designer attribution. Cordier has offered pieces by names like Planner, Bertoia, and Saarinen, and in this auction a pair of MidCentury Modern rope chairs by legendary designer Hans

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Folk art continues to be a hot collecting field, showcased in Cordier’s sale by a decorated Pennsylvania German blanket chest made for Johannes Blecher (17801859). Blecher is buried in Witmer Cemetery in Lancaster County, Pa. The chest was decorated with three oval floral and urn motifs and hammered down for $3,500 to a bidder on the sales floor. All prices are hammer prices and do not include a buyer’s premium.

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Located near the summit of the scenic Allegheny Mountains.

Continued from page 1

The Houston Gasoline porcelain sign with graphic of Sam Houston on horseback went for $33,600.

A new old stock Sunoco Motor Oil diecut porcelain flange sign brought $11,400.

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The Husky Gasoline Northern Lights This Gregory Independent Oil Aerio Gas 13.5-inch globe on original orange rip- 13.5-inch globe lens on original green ripple body realized $28,800. ple body sold for $24,000. expectations of $14,000$18,000, it was chased to $24,000.

Flying even higher, a fantastic Gregory Independent Oil globe lens for Aerio Gas was a bidder favorite with its appealing image of a primitive airplane against a bank of towering blue clouds. On a mint-green ripple body and graded a firm 9.0, it was an example that would be “very hard to improve on,” said Mihovetz. It surpassed its $15,000-$20,000 estimate to land at $28,800.

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pedal to the metal. Superbly restored in Sinclair Gasoline’s distinctive green and white motif, and in all-original condition with no reproduction parts, it hit the midpoint of its estimate at $30,750.

Useful accessories that once adorned the walls of America’s “filling stations,” pictorial advertising thermometers were snapped up at prices as high as $5,227.50.

That was what one bidder paid for a Red Crown Gasoline & Motor Oil thermometer that promised “Power Mileage.”

“It was such a privilege to present this collection to the public,” said Mihovetz, who was personally involved throughout the auction process, from brokering the This Red Hat Approved Motor Oil consignment deal to cataporcelain glass-face thermometer sold loging and working with for $14,400.

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Graphics, condition and rarity were also on the minds of gas globe buyers. “Some gas globes are seen as works of art, and this sale produced some of the rarest globes in the best possible condition, like the one for Husky Gasoline,” said Mihovetz. All original on an orange ripple body, with a stunning image of a husky dog against a backdrop of the Arctic Northern Lights, the globe was a visual knockout.

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Come to charming Ocean Grove, N.J., throughout the month of December for that holiday feeling akin to “It’s a Wonderful Life.� Beginning on Saturday, Dec. 1, step back in time and into a horse-drawn carriage for a fun narrated tour throughout this quaint town. Santa will be paying a visit to From Heart to Hearth, a multi-dealer antique shop at 62a Main Ave., so stop by and give your wish list, or make it come true yourself. There are plenty of specials and countless deals to be found.

The holiday festivities continue on Saturday, Dec. 8, with the ringing of bells at the

porch of From Heart to Hearth, and the Victorian Holiday House and Inn Tour. Beautiful historic inns and residences will be opening their doors for a self-guided tour. On that evening, the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association and the Greater Ocean Grove Community will host a live Nativity at 5 p.m., followed by a tree lighting and community sing-along in front of the Historic Great Auditorium.

On Sunday, Dec. 9, From Heart to Hearth will host a live musical event.

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The decorated cased satin glass miniature lamp brought $5,377. estimate to settle at $5,850. “This sale generated robust interest across the board, from bidders near and far. Levels of online participation continue to increase dramatically for us, an indication that there is increased market demand for a diverse range of art and antiques.

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offered. In addition, the auction was 99.9 percent unreserved, so the results are a true and honest gauge of the current market,� said company president Jeffrey S. Evans. “We already have several strong items in house for the next Fine and Decorative Arts Auction, including a selection of estate jewelry and an outstanding collection of rare Buffalo Pottery, so the spring 2019 sale should be another great event,� continued Evans.

For complete auction results, a schedule of upcoming sales, or more information, readers may visit www.jeffreysevans.com.

Holiday Trolley Tours will be offered from 4 to 7 p.m., and visitors and residents can experience the lights of Ocean Grove. From 5 to 7 p.m., the trolley stops for treats and pictures with Santa. After any or all of these events, don’t forget to shop and dine in the downtown business

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Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates held a Fall Antiques, Fine and Decorative Arts Auction on Oct. 12 and 13, which was a highly successful event and produced robust prices in multiple categories. The two-day format consisted of 1,481 lots of high-quality material and generated record levels of participation for the firm, a strong indication of vigor in segments of the marketplace. Bidding was intense throughout each day, with over 5,000 registered bidders from over 40 countries participating in-house and online.

Session one started The abstract etching by Pierre Soulages realthe weekend off smooth- ized $15,210. ly with most offerings meeting or exceeding arts and produced strong expectations. The 561-lot ses- results, with numerous catesion featured a selection of gories demonstrating signs of miniature lighting from the continued vigor. Featuring collection of Barbara and timepieces, objects de vertu, Moe Tourison of Concord, and choice American art potMass.; fine art glass from the tery from the collection of collection of William A. Litle William A. Litle, this 920-lot of Garden Grove, Calif.; and a session’s top lot was a Pierre large assortment of paper- Soulages (French, b. 1919) weights from institutional abstract etching that went for and private collections. The $15,210. Fresh from a Virginia top lot was a rare Mt. estate collection, the rare Washington Royal Flemish mid-century work generated fish and shells art glass water numerous presale inquiries pitcher, which garnered and ultimately went to an $9,560. All prices include a 17 overseas buyer bidding percent buyer’s premium. online. Other results includOther noteworthy results ed a Tiffany & Co. 18-carat from the session were a plat- gold chronometer pocket ed Amberina water pitcher watch at $7,605; a Newcomb selling for $6,572, a decorated College art pottery vase deccased satin glass miniature orated by Roberta Beverly lamp at $5,377, and a Tiffany Kennon, $5,265; and the surMillefiori art glass vase sell- prise of the day, a group of ing for $3,346. six German porcelain demiSession two consisted of tasse cups and saucers that the firm’s usual diverse selec- included Meissen and KPM tion of fine and decorative examples and roared past its

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11/24-25/18, FLEMINGTON, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 11 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 22 Junction Rd, Hunterdon Central Regional High School Commons 12/01-02/18, MAURICETOWN, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 9544 Noble St, Mauricetown Fire Hall 12/01-02/18, OLDWICK, SAT 10 AM-4 PM SUN 11 AM-3 PM, Antiques, Rt 517, Turnpike Road School 12/02/18, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Flea Market, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 12/08/18, MOUNT LAUREL, SAT 9 AM-3:30 PM, Pocax Show (Postcards), 558 Fellowship Rd, Aloft Hotel OHIO 11/24-25/18, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques Market, Ohio Expo Centers

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12/01/18, HADDON HEIGHTS, ONLINE BIDDING SUN 10 AM, Transportation toys, antiques, advertising signs, autographs & political campaign buttons, penny toys, European HO trains, rare Lionel HO, Jennings Ciga-rola slot/cigarette machine, jukebox, neon clocks etc., liveauctioneers.com, American Antique Auctions OHIO 12/01/18, WILLOUGHBY, SAT 10 AM, Military & Firearms. Live Bidding Prior to & Day of Auction: w w w. m i l e s t o n e a u c t i o n s . c o m liveauctioneers, invaluable & proxibid, Milestone Auctions Gallery 3860 Ben Hur Ave, Milestone Auctions PENNSYLVANIA 11/23/18, ANDREAS, FRI 9 AM, Firearms, ammunition, hunting accessories, large knife collection, old fishing lures, rods & reels, boat motors & much more, Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R Arner 11/24/18, HAMBURG, SAT 8 AM, Country Farm Estate featuring country furniture, 2 corner cupboards, Doll & Sons oak player piano w/150 rolls, primitives, glassware, milk bottles, antiques, toys, guns household goods, OnSite 9 Walnut Rd, Kenneth P. Leiby

11/29/18, KINZERS, THURS 11 AM, Fishing Collection, Civil War, WWI-II Militaria Collection, 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International

11/24/18, WOOLRICH, SAT 9 AM, Guns, coins, appliances, modern furnishings, household, antiques, collectibles, musical instruments, shop equipment, tools, Woolrich Fire Hall 26 Cemetery St, Scott Younkin & Assoc.

12/01/18, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM, Cataloged Antique Auction, Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers

11/25/18, ANDREAS, SUN 10 AM, Currency & Coin, Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R Arner 11/26/18, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING MON 8 PM, Jewelry, Online www.alderferauction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 11/28/18, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING WED 8 PM, Mill Creek Studios Wildlife Sculptures, Online w w w. a l d e r f e r a u c t i o n . c o m , Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 11/28/18, LANSDALE, WED NOON, Trains, toys, dolls, estate collectibles, The Archive Building 725 W 2nd St, Ruth's Toys & Pop Culture LLC 11/28/18, POTTSTOWN, WED 10 AM, Antiques & Collectibles featuring books, smalls, jewelry, coins, tools, artwork, furniture, toys etc., 61 E High St, Curtis Wilson 11/28/18, SPRINGTOWN, WED 10 AM, Christmas featuring Byer's Choice figures, nutcracker collection, Department 56, general antiques, collectibles & other items, Springtown Volunteer Fire Co Banquet Hall 3010 Rt 212, Robert H. Clinton & Company Inc. 11/29/18, HATFIELD, THURS 10 AM, Gallery Auction w/sports collectibles & tools; hallway furnishings & rugs will be sold live & online, Alderfer's Auction Ctr. 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

12/01/18, MANHEIM, SAT 9 AM, Antique & Americana Auction including textiles, metalwares, woodenwares, folkart, artwork, framed items, furniture, glassware, china etc., Conestoga Auction Gallery 768 Graystone Rd, Hess Auction Group 12/01/18, ORWIGSBURG, SAT 10 AM, 2001 Ford Mustang, firearms, furniture, military, coins/currency, jeelry, toys, dolls, antique/vinate, glass, china/pottery, collectibles, paper, sports, etc., Auction Time Bid Board 1506 Centre Tpke, Auction Time Bid Board/Blums Auction 12/02/18, PHILADELPHIA, SUN 9 AM, Auction I (On Live Auctioneers & Invaluable) featuring vintage train & accessory collection, toys, sports collectibles, vintage comic book collection early Star Trek collection Vintage street traffic light & more; Auction II (No Online Bidding) featuring gold, silver & costume jewelry, fur coats bottles estate fine French, California & other wines, high end Christmas decorations, Byers Choice Kindle collection & more, Gallery 2501 E Ontario St, Barry S. Slosberg Inc. WISCONSIN 11/30/18-12/01/18, TOMAH, FRI & SAT 9 AM, Advertising; 11/30 signs, clocks, thermometers, toys, hood ornaments, bottles, tins plus much more; 12/1 - Beer & soda signs, clocks & thermometers, crates, kegs, glasses, trays, tap knobs, plus much more, 1625 Butts Ave, Millers Auction Co.

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11/24/18, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Art, books, Christmas, collectibles, instruments, iron collection, vintage, house & home, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auction & Appraisals

VIRGINIA 01/05-06/19, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea & Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

Sat., Dec. 1 & Sun., Dec. 2

2060 Northampton St. #1 - Easton, PA 18042 Phone 610-438-9006 - 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. Come See Military Collectibles, Firearms, And Firearms Related Items From All Countries And All Periods Of Time.

This Gun Show has been considered One of the Best of 10 in the Whole Country by the National Rifle Association.

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CONNECTICUT 12/12-13/18, CLINTON, ONLINE TIMED AUCTION WED & THURS BIDDING CLOSES 10 AM, Vintage McIntosh Electronics, turntables, speakers, headphones, manuals & related equipment.

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Saturday, December 1, 2018 - 10 am to 5 pm Sunday, December 2, 2018 - 11 am to 4 pm 40 Selected Dealers

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SEVERAL Gold Coins, Red Seal U.S. Notes, Blue Seal Silver Certificates, Foreign Currency, Seated Liberty Half Dimes, Washington Quarters, Three Cent Pieces, Two Cent Pieces, Half Cents, Mercury Dimes, Walking Liberty Half Dollars, Draped Bust Large Cents, Liberty Head One Cent Pieces, Lincoln Cents, Proof Sets, Flying Eagle Pennies, Indian Head Pennies, Silver Eagle Dollars, Ike Dollars, Large Assortment of Penny Rolls, Tokens, Wooden Nickels, Bank Bags and Much More!!!

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American Antique Auctions

Clarke E. Hess

By Cory Van Brookhoven A friend and expert of Lancaster County history, preservation, and architecture is gone.

Clarke E. Hess, 64, passed away Nov. 7 at his historic home in Lititz, Pa. Throughout most of his life, Hess was a historian of local Mennonite and Pennsylvania German culture. One of Clarke’s many loves was the study of Mennonite genealogy and his Hess family roots. He authored several books, including “The Mennonite Arts” in 2001 and “Lancaster County Privy Bags” in 2010. Many of the items pictured in his books came from his own collection. In 1966, at the mere age of 12, he would purchase his very first antique.

Born in Lebanon County, Hess had called Lancaster County home since the age of 16.

In 2015, Hess would cocurate a “Historic Arts and Artifacts” exhibit for the Manheim Township Historical Society which was displayed at the Stoner House in Lancaster County.

Throughout his life, Hess served on several committees including at The Lancaster Quilt Museum, The Hans Herr House, and the Heritage Center Museum. Clarke was an active member of the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, where he joined the board of directors in 1981. He was also a member of the board of directors of the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County and Landis Valley Farm Museum.

Additionally, he would be recognized as a Fellow of LancasterHistory.org and was also a member of the American Folk Art Society and the Vernacular Architecture Forum.

In 1985, Hess would purchase his ancestral family homestead in Warwick Township, Lancaster County, restoring the property with great care and striving for authenticity. The land was originally acquired from William Penn’s sons in 1735.

The dwelling would go on to be featured in several media

outlets.

In 1988, Clarke led an effort to transport and preserve a 1829 Lititz spring house, saving it from demolition. The structure was one of many that were relocated under his guidance, and it found a new home lovingly situated on the Hess homestead.

Hess would also co-curate the 1991 exhibit “Changes in Latitude,” which was featured at the Schneider Haus Museum in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.

Throughout his life, Clarke would inspire countless historians, who, through his enthusiasm, also became passionate about family genealogy and local history. In 1992, Hess earned the Preservation Leadership Award from the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County. Clarke would often open his home for special seasonal events and garden tours, as well as to historical groups.

His chosen career was serving as vice president and as a principal owner of Hess Home Builders located in Neffsville.

A celebration of Clarke’s life will be held Sunday, Nov. 18, at Lititz Church of the Brethren, 300 W. Orange St. in Lititz.

Visitation will begin at 1 p.m., with the service at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations are suggested to be sent to the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, 2215 Millstream Road, Lancaster, PA 17602, or to The ALS Association Gift Processing Center, P.O. Box 37002, Boone, Iowa 50037.

Mad Hatter Turns 14 Popular Antique Mall In Adamstown, Pa., To Hold Special Sale From Nov. 23 To 26

December 1, 2018 10 AM Saturday Toys, Antiques & Autographs

Transportation Toys, Antiques, Advertising Signs, Autographs & Political Campaign Buttons-McKinley to Obama.

German Tin, Tippco Nazi Airplane, Penny Toys, Bing Speed boat. Marx Buck Rogers, Japan Tin w Bandai Cadillac. Schuco Wind up toys in box. German Tin Soldiers MIB. European HO Trains, rare Lionel HO. Pressed Steel Neff Moon, Wyandotte. Boxed Ideal Fix It Truck set. Toy Airplanes. Still Banks, CI Bull Dogs, & Door Stops. Platt Autograph Collection- Cartoonists, Dr Seuss, Haring. Jennings Ciga-rola Slot/Cigarette machine, Mutascope Electric Traveling Crane Machine, Jukebox, Neon Clocks. Batman Lunchbox & Thermos, Gumball machines. 1890’s Naval Brass Signal Cannon, Naval Sabre, Nazi Teno Dagger. Royal Doulton, much more. www.americanantiqueauctions.net - for details and live online bidding! Merry Christmas!

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When Is An Appraisal Not An Appraisal?

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“What’s It Worth” Antique Minute A “free appraisal” is a very common ploy used by some businesses to lure you into their establishment. “Free jewelry appraisals” and “free coin appraisals” are two common tactics. Unfortunately, all too often people confuse “offer to buy” with “appraisal.”

A simple definition of an appraisal would be as follows: 1. An opinion of value put forth by a knowledgeable and experienced individual.

2. Put forth by someone who does not have a vested interest in buying or otherwise acquiring the item.

3. And usually involves paying some type of professional fee for the appraisal service rendered.

An “offer to buy” is not an “appraisal.”

Rather, it’s just that, an offer to buy, and usually for as little as possible. When you bring your item in for a “free appraisal,” you run the risk of receiving a low-ball offer, with a litany of what’s wrong with the item, while hearing nothing about what’s right with the item.

I’m not suggesting that you should never sell to a dealer who’s buying for resale and looking to make a profit.

I’m a dealer, and I buy all the time. And most dealers I know are fair and are simply trying to make a “fair profit” for their

financial investment, hard work, and risk. They’re entitled and deserving of that.

What I am suggesting is that there can be a large difference between a “legitimate appraisal” and a “free appraisal/offer to buy.” And you need to understand that prior to going into a transaction.

What’s it worth? A while back I sold a large quantity of one-ounce silver bars for a client. When I delivered her a check for $9,100, she stated that another dealer had “appraised” the same items, with an “offer to buy” in the amount of $1,500. Clearly that was not in the woman’s best interests.

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. His show also airs in Denver, Co., on KEZW Cruisin 1430 AM on Saturdays from 3 to 4 p.m. MST and Sundays from 11 a.m. to noon MST and on the internet at www.Cruisin1430.com.

To learn more, readers may visit www.AskMike TheAppraiser.com.

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HUGE FISHING COLLECTION, CIVIL WAR - WORLD WAR I WORLD WAR II MILITARIA COLLECTION INCLUDING PHOTOS, SCRAPBOOKS, BAYONETS AND MEDALS, ANTIQUE & VINTAGE FIREARMS, ANTIQUES, ART, ASIAN

THURSDAY, NOV. 29, 2018

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Civil War CDVs *NOTE* WE HAVE SWITCHED TO THURSDAYS! A FISHING COLLECTION SO LARGE WE CAN ONLY SELL HALF! MANY NOS LURES, RODS, REELS, TROLLING MOTORS, LIFE PRESERVERS, FLIES, RUBBER WORMS AND OTHER BAITS. REBEL, RAPALA, HEDDON AND OTHER LURES. PFLUEGER, OCEAN CITY, PENN AND OTHER REELS. IF YOU ARE AN AVID FISHERMAN YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE THE VOLUME AND QUALITY OF THIS COLLECTION!!!

THIS COLLECTION WILL SELL AT 11 A.M. THE SHOWROOM: Firearms To Include Flintlock Rifles, A Belgian Flintlock Pistol. Shotguns, Rifles, Ammunition, Etc. FIREARMS: 1. Savage Arms Model 24S-E Over Under With 22 Long Rifle And 20 Gauge Single Barrel Shotgun. Serial #P097407. 2.

Browning Arms Invector BPS-Special Steel, 12 Gauge Field Model Shotgun, 32” Barrel, Pump Action. Serial #02289PV152. 3. Winchester Model 37-Steelbilt, 16 Gauge Single Barrel Shotgun. 4. Remington Gamemaster Model 760, 30-06 SPRG Pump Action. With All-Pro 3 X-9 X 32 Scope And Shoulder Strap. Serial #7169976. 5. Harrington And Richardson Topper Model 158. 20 Gauge Single Barrel Shotgun. Serial # Ah290973. 6. Interarms Mark X 30-06 Bolt Action w/Weaver 3 X-9 X Scope And Shoulder Strap. Serial #B244317. 7. Crescent Firearms No. 6 Empire Side-By-Side Hammerless 12 Gauge Single Barrel. 8. Ward And Sons 12 Gauge Double Barrel Hammer Side-By-Side. 9.

Stevens Model 87T 22 Caliber Semi Automatic Rifle. 10. Flintlock Rifle/Musket With Replaced Mechanism/Lock By Miles, Philadelphia. 11.

L. Pomeroy 1841 U.S. Musket Flintlock. 12. G S Shattuck, Hatfield Mass. American Side Snap Single Barrel Shotgun. 13. Belgian Flintlock Pistol, Elg Mark. 14. Harrington And Richardson Topper Model 88 12 Gauge Shotgun, Serial #AX485203. 15. Harrington And Richardson Topper Model 88 12 Gauge Shotgun, Serial #AY476322. 16. JC Higgins Model 583.23P 12 Gauge Bolt Action With Muzzle. 17. Flintlock Rifle/ Musket With Side-By-Side Double Trigger With Ram Rod. 18. Parker Brothers 12 Gauge Double Barrel Shotgun, Serial #111025. 19. Hopkins & Allen The Merwin Hulbert & CC Junior 22 Cal. Lever Action Rifle, 20” Barrel.

MILITARIA To Include Civil War Photos And Tintypes, World War I And II Uniforms, Medals, Pins, Patches, Scrapbooks, Photo Albums, Trench Art, Etc. Boy Scout Memorabilia, Wood Snowshoes, Old Cast-Iron Animal Traps, An Oak Dog Sled. Antiques Of All Kinds. Many Dealer And Collector Pieces. We Are Loaded!!! Artworks, Oils, Watercolors, Engravings, Prints And More………

PREVIEW: TUESDAY, NOV. 27, 2018 10 A.M.-6 P.M.; WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28, 2018 10 A.M.-4 P.M. PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LICENSE AY001987 AUCTIONEERS LEON KURTZ LIC. AU000522L GABI JARAMILLO LIC. AU005728 Belgian Flintlock Pistol Fishing KATELYN CALLAHAN LIC. AU005869 Reels ARE YOU AN AMBASSADOR FOR EMBASSY AUCTIONS? SELLING THE FINEST FRESH TO THE MARKET PIECES FOR 13 YEARS! Animal Remington Trap Gamemaster Sawtooth Interarms Mark X 30-06 Mdl. 760 Bayonet Parker Bros.

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Victor Phonographs, (9) Music Boxes w/Kalliope 15” Disc Player, Small Side Tables, Terms: 12% Buyer’s Premium for In-House Figural Lamps & Glass Shades, Buyers, 15% for Online Bidders. 6% PA Sales Oriental MOP Panels & Ephemera Tax Where Applicable. We Accept Credit, w/Vtg. Pinup & Girly Magazines.

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Unbelievable Once In A Lifetime 2 Day Auction of VINTAGE MCINTOSH ELECTRONICS, TURNTABLES, SPEAKERS, HEADPHONES, MANUALS & RELATED EQUIPMENT - OVER 1,000 ITEMS

Collection of 190+ BYERS CHOICE Figures signed & dated from 1980s, 1990s & 2000s incl. A Christmas Carole Series - Bob Cratchit & Tiny Tim, Mrs. Cratchit, Scrooge, Marley’s Ghost, Spirits of Christmas Past, Present & Future, Mr. & Mrs. Fezziwig (some 1st & 2nd ed.); Williamsburg, The Skaters, Victorian; Cries of London - Candle Vendor, Chestnut Vendor, Doll Seller, The Baker; Nutcracker - Mouse King, The Prince (1st Ed.), Dorsselmeier, Fritz (1st Ed.); Crabtree & Evelyn, numerous women, men & children dressed in Holiday attire; Thanksgiving (4) Pilgrims, (2) Indians, (2) table w/food; Also: White & brown doors, street clock, street lamp, Kindles; etc.; PLUS lg. Annalee Snowman (a bit AS IS); Annalee s Thanksgiving/Pilgrim figs.

Thanks 60+ German NUTCRACKER Collection: Steinbach - Handmade From Germany, Holzkunst G Christian Ulbricht - Handmade In Germany & (2) by Erzgebirge - Made In GDR, (1) Mickey Christ Mouse Mous Disney Ltd. Ed. #4500/12000 - Made In China; (1) by Reine Handarbelt Pure Handmade In Germany Lothar Junghanel; Etc. Ge Collection of 75-100 DEPARTMENT 56 Items of all kinds; older Glass Tree Ornaments; Lenox Collec Tree Ornaments & More ** Keep Watching As We Keep Discovering The Joys of Christmas!!!

Also: Als Although the Majority will be Christmas Related, the auction will also contain GENERAL ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & OTHER ITEMS * GE Check www.auctionzip.com; auctioneer #1888 for Updates/Photos.

Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium * CC Accepted * 3% Discount w/Cash or Apprd. Check * Multiple Auctioneers Selling * Mark Your Calendar & Plan to Join the Festivities *

This is an ONLINE Auction Only!

Day 1 -

Wednesday, December 12th (timed auction - bidding closes at 10 a.m. with one

minute intervals). · Over 275 Pieces of Vintage McIntosh Electronics: Record Compensators; Environmental Equalizers; Stereo Tube Power Amps; Power Transformer Amps; Stereo Receivers; Preamps; Digital FM Tuners; Multiplex Adapters; tubes,face plates, brackets, frames, wood cases, manuals, and more. Other Vintage Equipment by: Fairchild, Dynaco, Pilotone, Fisher, Heathkit, Altec, H.H. Scott, Zenith, Dymec, Grundig and more.

Day 2 -

Thursday, December 13th (timed auction - bidding closes at 10 a.m. with one

minute intervals). · 100+ Turntables - Thorens , Empire, Gates, Micro-trak, Russco Studio, Garrard, Technics, VPI, Also: Turntable Parts & Equipment: 75 Tonearms - Transcription, recording, pick-up by Alphason, Shure, Profile; 100+ Headphones: by Koss, Sennheiser, AKG; 100s of Speakers: Hollywood Speakers, Altec, Dynaudio, Trusonic, JBL, KEF; Headphone Amps; Vintage Theater Speakers; CD Players by Denon, NAD, Technics, Nakamichi, Pioneer.

On-Site Preview - Mon., Dec. 10 & Tues., Dec. 11 from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. or by appointment.

Location: Hamilton Group Auction Gallery, 36 Killingworth Turnpike (Route 81) Clinton, CT. Exit 63 off I-95.

Pick up: Fri., Dec. 14 and Sat., Dec. 15 from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. For Listing, Photos, Terms, Payment, go to www.hamilton-grp.com and click on the link to www.bidspotter.com

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ROBERT H. GLASS AUCTIONS, LLC

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BODNAR’S AUCTION

Final Days This Location

Gallery Auction

3,500 Lots

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2ND, 2018 2501 E. Ontario Street,

Auction Held Monthly!

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Auction I - (On Live Auctioneers & Invaluable).

Massive vintage train & accessory collection, toys, sports collectibles, les, vintage comic book collection, large early Star Trek Collection. Vintage age street traffic light! More!

Auction II - No Online Bidding.

Gold, silver & costume jewelry, fur coats, 100+ bottles estate fine French, ch, California & other wines. High end Christmas decorations, large Christmas mas balls. 8’ Balsam Hill lighted Christmas tree, Nutcracker collection, on, Byers Choice Kindle collection. Judaica: Sterling Kiddush cups, ps, menorahs, Obican & other art, immigrant’s trunk, etc.! Military items, vintage clocks, Orientalia, fine glass & china, Kewpie & bisque dolls, ptgs. & graphics, art easels, books, inventory of chandelier & lamp parts, prisms, shades, vintage slag glass lamps, selection of furniture: Baluster bookcases, Victorian dresser, tall case clock, Chippendale style server & pedestal table, Vict. marble top & other stands, vintage countertop showcases, beds & bedding, bar stools. QA cherry dining room set, sofas, armchairs, bedroom set. Much More! Still Unpacking.

Inspection: Sun., December 2nd - 8 A.M. T Terms: Cash/Credit Cards - 15% Buyer’s Premium. Online 20%.

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NEXT SALE: Thursday, December 5th, 2018

www.bodnarsauction.com PUBLIC ON-SITE COUNTRY FARM ESTATE AUCTION (3-GENERATION AUCTION) COUNTRY FURNITURE, (2) CORNER CUPBOARDS, DOLL & SONS OAK PLAYER PIANO w/150 ROLLS, PRIMITIVES, GLASSWARE, MILK BOTTLES, LG. AMT. OF TOYS, GUNS, & HOUSEHOLD GOODS

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 AT 8:00 A.M. LOCATED: AT 9 WALNUT ROAD,

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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 23RD, 2018 AT 9:00 A.M. Andreas Station House, 42 Andreas Road, ANDREAS, PA 1821 CALLING ALL SPORTSMEN!

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Firearms, Ammunition, Hunting Accessories, Large Knife Collection, Many old fishing lures, rods and reels, boat motors and much more!

GUN LIST: #1 - REMINGTON MODEL 760 GAMEMASTER .308 WIN. WITH REDFIELD SCOPE, #2 - WINCHESTER MODEL 1897 12 GAGE PUMP SHOTGUN, #3 – EASTERN ARMS Co. 12 gage shotgun, #4 - COLT AUTOMATIC CALIBER 25 - 1917 PISTOL, #5 – WINCHESTER 22 RIFLE PUMP, #6 - MAUSER 8MM w/ REDFIELD FRONTIER SCOPE, #7 - SAVAGE MODEL 340 30-30 RIFLE, #8 GLENFIELD MODEL 60 MARLIN 22 RIFLE, #9 - SEARS 20 GAGE SHOTGUN, #10 - NEUMANN BROTHERS SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN - RIFLE, #11 - SAVAGE STEVENS MODEL 887 22 RIFLE,#12 J.C. HIGGENS MODEL 583 SHOTGUN, #13 - DELPHIAN ARMS SHOTGUN, #14 - ORIGINAL GECO CARABINER MODEL 1919 22 RIFLED, #15 - PUMP SHOTGUN - ALL FIREARMS WILL TRANSFERRED AND REGISTERED AT BLACKHAWK ARMS GUN SHOP, TAMAQUA, PA. HL Magee Shooting Range metal sign, assortment of ammunition including, Benjamin Franklin BB pistol, 3 Marksman Repeater pellet pistols, Crossman Model 38T pellet pistol, pump BB rifles, Daisy MDL 1894 BB rifle, Daisy MDL 880 BB rifle, Daisy BB rifles, My score BB rifle, old wicker fishing creels, old brass powder flask, air fed minnow bucket, many old minnow buckets, many old tackle boxes, Old Pal tackle boxes, floating Pal tackle box, Weaver Marksman scope 4x, Tasco Hunter telescope 20x40mm, Schrade Uncle Henry knife, Schrade Old Timer knives, Schrade knife, old pocketknives, brass powder flask, fish filet knives, many old hunting knives, Stevenson’s turkey talker, HUNDREDS of old lures, old wooden duck decoys, Flambeau duck decoys, Netters goose decoy, Fibre duck decoys, many bait boxes and minnow traps, Penn Senator reels 6/0, Penn Long Beach reels, Pflueger #1558 SalTrout reel & others, South Bend #1165 fly reel, Queen City #35 Fly reel, Bronson Royal #560 fly reel, many other old fly reels, many hooks, many lures, Susquehanna Pike & Bass spinner, Oneida Victor 1911 fox trap, old fishing floats, Mitchell 300 spinning reels, assortment of spinning reels, many fishing nets, electric Pal trolling motors, Pflueger M15 trolling motor, Minn Kota turbo trolling motor, boat anchors, Lawrence shot bags, Winchester targets, old leather holsters, fishing line, Atom lures, plastic floats & much more!

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(Just off Hex Highway (Old Rt. 22) between Hamburg & Shartlesville).

FURNITURE: (2) Early 12-pane 2-pc. corner cupboards(1-w/bracket ft.), (2) oak sideboards (1-lg. fancy ornate w/claw ft.), camelback flat trunks, dovetailed blanket & wood chests, oak washstands, oak stand tables (1-w/glass claw ft.), many old chairs & rockers, early kitchen baker’s cupboards, empire chest of drawers & others, Victrola, oak sect. bookcase desk w/mirror, oak Larkin & kneehole desks, lg. 7’ wooden settee, marble top table, drop leaf table w/drawer, oak 5-leg square table w/boards, round oak pedestal table, commode, Depression-Cottage-oak dressers, plant stands, Willmatic 2-drawer spool cabinet, dovetailed cradles, wicker baby coaches, tabletop phonograph w/horn, early 1-drawer stand table w/drawer, early mini 3-drawer sampler dresser, oak library table, wooden benches, (2) Maytag wringer washers, wash tubs, wooden wardrobes, plus more assorted furniture. ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVES: Glass-wooden-keg butter churns, approx. 20 crocks & jugs (1-blue dec.), butter prints & spoons, washboards, cherry pitter, apple peeler, old mixing bowls, old Halloween costumes & masks, (2) coffee grinders, 1-elec. Hobart store coffee grinder, C.I. frogs, dolls, straw filled Teddy bear, egg scale, split oak baskets, kerosene lamps, potbelly stove, C.I. pans, Anthony-SmithWindsor-Buena Vista milk bottles & others, blue agate lunch pail, Mason jars, lanterns, candy scales, rabbit candy mold, tin ice cream scoops, 4 pc. green Hoosier jar set, lg. purple grape Carnival punch bowl set w/cups, misc. Carnival, Indian figures, peanut butter glasses, sleigh bells, chicken & turkey on nests, fish rods & creels, lard tins, Frosty mugs, lots of knickknacks, salt/pepper sets, cake tins & tinware, cheese boxes, early white star quilt, bedding, rag carpet, celluloid Aunt Jemima tablet, (8) clean milk cans, old fans, chamber sets, baseball marble game, puzzles, assort. games, glass paperweights, tulip mix. bowls, Pyrex, Corning ware, flatware, cookware, 36” slaw board & others, old water cooler, old hankies, assort. hats, child’s cowboy outfit, (12+) trays of jewelry, Elgin pocket & wrist watches, reverse paintings, Noritake, gold frames & mirrors, baseball bats, dough pans, hanging scale, 25+ pcs. pink/green Depression, orange juice sets, old children’s & other books, homemade soap, bottle cappers, oyster cans, old Christmas decorations, Germany eggs, papier-maché rabbit, Enterprise cabbage slicer, 1934 license plate, many glass banks (bear-Lucky Joe-Lincoln-etc.), lots of sewing items, radio baby wagon in box, motion light, early wooden barn-house-outhouse, hat holders, flour cans, advertising items, pencils, yardsticks. TOYS: Wooden pull, Fisher Price, Oliver 70 w/man, 460 Farmall w/loader, farm implements, tin windup toys, case of old Matchbox, pressed steel, C.I. toys, plastic toys, race cars, tin tops, Dodge road race set, 3 pc. Union Pacific tin train, goose rocking horse, toy blocks, plus lots of other early items too numerous to mention. GUNS: Fulton 12 ga. double, Richards 2-hammer 12 ga. double, early muzzleloader, Octagon 32 cal. rifle, Springfield #16 22 cal. rifle.

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Very large auction of outstanding items from 3-generations on an old country estate. Plan to attend this great auction. Good food. Don’t miss it.

TERMS: Cash or PA check; day of auction.

SALE FOR: GRACE KAUFFMAN ESTATE Sarah Rubright, Attorney AUCTIONEERS: KENNETH P. LEIBY (PA L#AU00141-L) / BRIAN GELSINGER (PA L#AU005528)

CATALOGED ANTIQUE AUCTION SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 – 9 A.M. Preview Friday, November 30, 1:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M.; Saturday, December 1, 7:00 A.M. throughout the sale

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Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., 17522 (Located at the corner of Route 322 & Durlach Road, approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata, Lancaster County, PA)

*Color brochures & printed lists are available by sending $10 to Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Road, Ephrata, PA 17522; or by pickup at the Auction Center for $5.

Catalog is also available on our website,

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NO BUYER’S PREMIUM

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ANOTHER HUGE SALE AT SCHUYLKILL COUNTY’S BEST AUCTION

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION

AUCTION TIME BID BOARD

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH 61 East High Street, POTTSTOWN, PA 19464

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1ST, 2018 1506 CENTRE TURNPIKE, ORWIGSBURG, PA 17961

10:00 A.M. (PREVIEW 9:00 A.M.)

10 A.M.

ANTIQUE BOOKS 10 A.M. SMALLS 10:30 A.M. JEWELRY & COINS 11 A.M. TOOLS 11:30 A.M. • ARTWORKS 12 NOON FURNITURE 12:30 P.M. • SMALLS 1 P.M. TOYS 1:30 P.M. • SMALLS 2 P.M.

15% BUYER’S PREMIUM - 3% CASH DISCOUNT ON BUYER’S PREMIUM HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

FURNISHINGS: Danish Dining Room Set. Danish chairs. Danish Bedroom Set w/ lamps. Six white chests of drawers. Drum roll secretary desk. Oak furniture. Dome top trunks. Bookcases. Beds. File boxes. Drafting Table. Butcher’s Block. Iron Furniture and decorative objects. Collection of License Plates from the 1920s-30s (Mass./Conn.).

Record collection from a Professor of music. Antique and Vintage books from West Chester.

TOYS: Three Pedal Cars. 50 cases of Ertl, Hess, Vintage and othe diecast toys. Christmas House. Van Load of Stock from an Antiques Shop. Artwork to include: An angel painting signed John James, floral signed John Powell plus pair of unsigned 5 ft. floral paintings.

Museum copies and musical art. Nude print signed Louis Icart. Fiberglass rocker by Knoll.

Good glass & china. Iron doorstops: Victorian Ladies. Dachshund bootscraper. Costume jewelry. Small safe. Coin Collection: Vintage American Books of Coins, ½ Penny (no silver coins). Dept. 56.

TOOLS: Six small air compressors by Bostitch & Senco. Six Hitachi Finish nailers (air).

Nail guns (gas). Senco nail guns (battery). Brass & glass lock sets (Victorian). Milwaukee and impact drills. Porter Cable 7 pc. set. Staple guns & saws. Rabbit saw blades. Two Porter jigs. Rockwell Door mortice. Trim saws. Stihl Chainsaw (Pita). 1.5 HP air compressor.

Shop Vac. Schlage lock in & out. Camp Stove. Antique Hardware Finish nails. Hand tools. Belt sanders. Edison 381 double cap gun. Seven BB guns. Drywall drills. Electric grinders. Hinges. Seven cases of new Baldwin Brass lock sets. Cast-iron pans.

Preview: Tuesday, November 27th from 1 P.M.-3 P.M. and from 8 A.M.-10 A.M. day of auction.

Please visit www.Auctionzip.com auctioneer #8374 for photos.

CURTIS F. WILSON AUCTIONEER

610.213.5194

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10% Buyer’s Premium. (AU002827-L)

SPECIAL NOTE: 2001 Ford Mustang w/143K miles, 3.8L Engine, AOD, Yellow with Black Interior.

FIREARMS: Winchester Mod. 1300 XTR 12ga Shotgun, Winchester Mod. 190 22 rifle, Marlin 25N 22 Rifle, Fabrica de Arms La Corona 8mm Rifle, Kassnar Mod. 15 22mag Rifle, Ruger LCP 380cal Pistol, Stevens 12ga Shotgun, Cobra 9mm Derringer, Cobra 380cal Pistol, Connecticut Valley 45cal Muzzleloader. Ammo, Reloading, Stocks, Gun Cabinets & Safe. FURNITURE: (2) Henredon Campaign Display Cabinets, Lexington Oak Bedroom Pcs.: Chest of Drawers, Gentleman’s Chest, Dresser w/Mirror, Nightstand; Walnut Chest of Drawers w/Marble Top, Dry Sink Cabinet, Colonial Cherry Server, Oak & Walnut Rolltop Desks, Jelly Cupboard, Oak Sec Desk/Bookcase, Butcher’s Block Table, Secretary Desks, Curios incl. Corner, (3) Oak Bowfront Chinas, Microsuede Love Seat - Chair - Ottomans, Leather & Ornate Sofas, Sligh Grandfather Clock, Carved Asian Table w/6 Benches, Jewelry Armoire, Adirondack Gliders. MILITARY: 1864 U.S. Civil War Sword, German Mauser Bayonet, Soviet Bayonet, US Helmet, WWII Japanese Flag, 1960’s Soviet Flag, 1936 Berlin Postcard w/Hitler. COINS/CURRENCY: (56) Barber Halves, Morgan & Peace Dollars, 1890-91 Seated Dimes, Mercury Dime, Buffalo Nickels, 1864, 67, 68 2 Cent Pcs., 18147 Lg. Cent, Flying Eagle, Indian, Steel & Wheat Cents; 1909VDB, Mint & Proof Sets, 1874 25 cent Fractional Note, 1923 Large $1 Silver Certificate. Foreign Coins incl Silver. JEWELRY: 14K Diamond Ring, Sterling Rings, Bracelets, Necklaces; Costume incl. Trays Lots, Estate Lots & Jewelry Boxes. TOYS: Lionel & K-Line Diesel Engines, Cars, Plasticville, HO Trains, Metal Soldiers, Legos, Dukes of Hazzard Bo Doll NOC, Xena & Hercules Figures, TMNT & Ghostbusters Figures, Johnny Reb Cannon, Game Systems: NES, Wii, Actionmax, PS2. DOLLS: 65+ Annalee Dolls, 25+ Madame Alexander, 12+ Danbury Mint, Vogue Ginny, Tyler Wentworth, Miss Curity Nurse, Lizzie High. ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: Porcelain “Oakland Pontiac” Sign, Carriage Seat, “Great John Martin” Wooden Sign, Adv. Crates & Tins, Milk Cans & Boxes, Aluminum Tumblers, Radios, Meat Grinder, Enterprise #25 Sausage Stuffer, Jugs, Crocks, Gingerbread Clock, Cast-Iron Skillets, Copper Fire Extinguisher, 45s & LPs, Singer Treadle Sewing Machine, Beatles Pomade Packs, 1934 Chevrolet Dealer Button, Buggy Carbide Lantern, Mining Maps & Lamps. GLASS: Carnival, Jadeite, Cobalt, Art Glass Bowls/Vases, Autumn Leaf Tumblers, Princess House, Pyrex. CHINA/POTTERY: Frankoma Dinnerware, Cookie Jars, Ladies Head Planters, Lenox, Watt Apple Bowls, Japanese Tea Sets, Pfaltzgraff, Temptations. COLLECTIBLES: Longaberger® Collectors Club Display Cabinet w/12 Mini Baskets, 70+ Longaberger® Baskets, Longaberger® Accessories, 50+ Clothtique Santas, 30+ Hummels, Byers Choice Carolers, Watch Fobs, Elvis, Prec. Moments, Harley-Davidson, Beer Items incl. New Yuengling Bicycle. PAPER: Hardy Boys Books, 1966 Lone Ranger Poster, (2) 1969 Coal Crackers Programs, Garbage Pail Kids Cards, Dark Shadows Cards, Comics. SPORTS: 1963 World Series Program, early 1960’s Dodgers Metal Tray, 1993 Autographed Notre Dame Pants, 1972 Rose Bowl Ticket, Baseball Cards, Jerseys. OTHER ITEMS: Hundreds of Holiday Decorations incl.

Many Blowmolds, Tiffany Style Lamps, Fireplace Heaters, Heatrolas, Gem Chain Pump, Herness King Fisher Bamboo Fly Rod, Bows incl. Ben Pearson Palomino Recurve.

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70+ Lots featuring Vintage and Period Jewelry in 18K, 14K, 10K and 9CT Gold, Gold Filled & Sterling Silver; Earrings; Necklaces; Bracelets; Brooches; Rings; Gents and Ladies Watches and more.

CONSIGNMENT AUCTION

Furniture - Art - Books - Christmas SATURDAY, November 24 at 10 A.M. Preview Friday, Nov. 23, 12 Noon-4 P.M.; Sat. 9 A.M. thru Auction 1500 Paxton Street,

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20+ Lots of Mill Creek Wildlife Sculptures signed by the artist and most come with with COA's. These Limited Editions are numbered and are mounted on wooden bases with name plaques. Artists include Danny Edwards, Joe Slockbower, Stephen Herrero and more

Preview: Tuesday, Nov. 27th and Wed. Nov. 28th from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM; 8:00 AM Day of Auction.

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Antiques; Furnishings; Collectibles; Primitives; China; Glassware; Murano Glass Chandelier; Artwork; Sterling Silver; Jewelry; Railroad memorabilia to include Ephemera, Books, China and Decanters; Third ring to include Tools & Sports Collectibles - Brooklyn & L.A. Dodgers sports collection.

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FURNITURE (12 Noon): Mahogany Bedroom Set; Marble Top Table; Torchiere Lamp; Room Screen; Mirrors; Bench; End Tables; Plank Bottom Chairs; Chests of Drawers; 4 Post Bed; Hooded Cradle. COLLECTIBLES: Firetruck Pedal Car: NIB; Wall Clock; 45 and 33-1/3 Records; Textiles: Chenille Bedspreads, Embroidery; Dolls incl. Madame Alexander and Bermann; Advertising Crates; Lionel and Bachmann Trains; Longaberger® Baskets; 1 Cent Gum Machines; Bear Skin Rug; Wedgwood; Lenox; Wagner Ware Iron; Majolica; Antique Skis and Snowshoes; Barn and Metal Pulleys; Instruments: Violins, Children’s Cellos, Zither; Hummels; Iron Collection: Coleman Gas, Keystone, Enterprise, Dover, Star, Colebrookdale - Boyerstown PA, Trivets, Griswold, Cinderella. ART: Antique and Modern; Bruce Johnson; Betty Snow; David Lenker; Wallace Nutting. CHRISTMAS: Large Hallmark Ornament Collection; Dickensville Lighted Houses; Christmas Trees; Ornaments incl. Shiny Brites, Vintage.

BOOKS: Large Collection of New Books incl. Autographed, Devotional Bible; Vintage: Art, Military. HOUSE AND HOME: Cameras: Nikon Outfit; Stingray Electric Bicycle; Yard Machine Chipper; Stereo Equipment incl. Harman Kardon, Uher and Tandberg Reel to Reel; Dinner Services incl. Noritake Sylvia, Czechoslovakian.

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

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

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.

MILITARY & SPORTING

THANKSGIVING CLASSIFIED

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.

F023946

Location:

WOOLRICH, PA Watch for auction signs.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2018 • 9:00 A.M.

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

607-625-3947

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds.

We buy, sell, & appraise.

Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagephiladelphia@gmail.com 215-545-1100.

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

$

MAGAZINES

BODY BUILDING MAGAZINES: Muscle, Joe Weider, Arnold Schwartznegger, Catalogs, Booklets. 1930’s to Present.

Muscle Builder, Mr. America, Bob Hoffman, plus others.

Immediate Cash paid. Can pick up. Call 516-449-6915.

COMICS, COMICS, 70% discount. 1,000s of vintage, silver, bronze age comics. Newly added comics. At The German Trading

Post on RT 272 in Denver/ Adamstown, PA. Ask for the 4 RAB cases.

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PROUDLY PRESENTS

A MILITARY and FIREARMS AUCTION FIREARMS: Large selection of modern rifles, pistols and shotguns. Makers include Colt, Winchester, Smith & Wesson, Remington, Marlin, Ruger, Mossberg, Baretta, Hopkins & Allen, Browning; Several Boxed Pistols and Revolvers, and More!!

CIVIL WAR: Great assortment of Civil War Soldier Images including Ambrotypes, Tintypes and CDVs. Swords, Guns, Caps, Canteens, Letters, Buttons, Dug Relics, Cartridge Boxes and much more.

WWI: U.S. and German items - Photographs, Medals including an identified Distinguished Service Medal, Personal Items, Equipment, U.S. Navy Aviator Uniform and more.

WWII: Large collection of German Nazi items, including German Nazi Luftwaffe Ehrenpokal Honor Goblet, Edged Weapons, Belt Buckles, Medals, Headgear, Cap, Tunics, Flags and Banners with a U.S. captured and signed Flag, and many more German Nazi items.

US Items include many Edged Weapons, Patches, Photographs, Insignia, ID’d Groupings, Uniforms, Patriotic Posters, and much much more!!! Japanese items include, Firearms, Insignia, Flags,and more!

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1ST, 2018 AT 10:00 A.M. LIVE BIDDING PRIOR TO AND DAY OF AUCTION: WWW.MILESTONEAUCTIONS.COM

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MILESTONE AUCTIONS GALLERY Located at 3860 Ben Hur Ave., (440) 527-8060 |

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Auctioneer: Miles King 20% Buyer’s Premium - 2% Discount For Cash or Check Credit Cards Accepted MILESTONE AUCTIONS IS ALWAYS LOOKING FOR QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS! ONE PIECE OR ENTIRE COLLECTIONS!!! CALL 440-527-8060 FOR DETAILS