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Mickey Mantle Rookie Card Propels Heritage Sports Auction Sale Marks First $1 Million Auction Sale Of A Post-World War II Baseball Card The last major catalog sale of 2016 has proven to be the richest of the calendar year, drawing $14,037,343 in winning bids (not counting post-auction sales, which have already surpassed $250,000 and remain ongoing through Dec. 4) and carrying the annual sales of Heritage Sports past the $56 million mark. High-grade trading card singles led the charge, with 14 commanding winning bids in excess of $100,000, including a record $1,135,250 for a PSA NM-MT+ 8.5 example of the celebrated 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle. The card is the first $1 million auction sale of a post-World War II baseball card. The three-day sale was held Nov. 17 to 19. “The results validate the simple formula that has made Heritage the industry leader,” explained Chris Ivy, director of Heritage Sports Collectibles. “Present the hobby’s finest material to the hobby’s largest bidding audience, and record prices will come.” A PSA Good 2 example of the fabled T206 Honus Wagner trounced the standing record for the grade in the day one trading card session, drawing a victorious bid of $776,750 to validate the Old Dutchman’s enduring hobby legacy. PSA Mint 9 rookies from Jim Brown

Early Travel Posters Go Far At Swann Galleries’ Auction Selling for $1,135,250 was this PSA NMMT+ 8.5 example of the celebrated 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card. It is the first $1 million auction sale of a post-World War II baseball card. and Ted Williams soared to $358,500 and $239,000 respectively, each shattering the previous record by multiples. The Gary Carter collection, featuring the personal keepsakes of the Hall of Fame catcher, headlined the second session of the auction, drawing $550,000 in bids for a wide array of game-used gear, awards and general ephemera. Leading the charge was the baseball that recorded the final out of the historic 1986 World Series at $71,700, by far the highest figure achieved for a post-war last out sphere. Carter’s 1980 Gold Glove, earned as Continued on page 4

This 1916 M101-5 Blank Back (Sporting News) Jim Thorpe #176 PSA NM-MT 8 card realized $31,070.

Boltz Auction Company of Lancaster, Pa., conducted a two-day sale of a lifetime Masonic collection on Oct. 21 and 22. A few of the items sold included watches, medals, and badges. A 14-carat gold-filled Dudley Masonic pocket watch in working condition sold for $2,000. A Capital City chapter Estella Bar 14-carat gold medal sold for $325, and a 10-carat gold high priest jewel from 1966 realized $300. A group of 37 antique sterling silver souvenir spoons brought $225, and a group of eight Masonic medals sold for $275. A A 14-carat gold-filled Dudley Corinthian chapter #224 Masonic pocket watch sold Frank Shank high priest for $2,000. medal sold for $225, and A Capital City chapter Estella a George Graff past Bar 14-carat gold medal Grand Tall Cedars jewel sold for $325. went for $225. The latter was from 1925. A Gerald E. J o h n s Goodwin council #19 medal from 1982 sold for $200. Bringing This antique Masonic handpainted stained glass panel Continued on This large group of antique sterling silver souvenir spoons brought $225. page 3 sold for $200.

This circa 1940 Honus Wagner single signed baseball sold for $40,630.

Swann Galleries’ Oct. 27 sale of Rare and Important Travel Posters set at least 10 auction records. The selection reflected the rapidly changing technology and styles that epitomized the beginning of the 20th century. The top lot was an example of Paul George Lawler’s iconic “Fly to South Sea Isles / Via Pan American,” circa 1938, which set an auction record for the artist at $20,000. The image, a variant with text rarely found at auction, features a massive “flying boat.” Another example of early aviation advertising is Jupp Wiertz’ “2 Days to Europe / Hamburg – American Line,” 1936, which depicts a zeppelin hovering near the Empire State Building; this moody poster sold for $10,000. In a similar vein, an early airline advertisement for “Imperial Airways / The ‘Silver Wing’ De Luxe,” by Charles C. Dickson, circa 1927, shows a passenger sticking her hand out of the airborne plane to wave at a friend on the earth. The charming reminder of just how strange it is to fly sold for $11,875, an auction record for the artist. Another record was set for Frederic Kimball Mizen’s “Fifth Avenue – New York / The World’s Greatest Shopping Street,” 1932, which sold for $6,250. The price nearly doubled the previous record, set by Swann in 1999–the only other time this rare poster has been seen at auction. Other notable lots include

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Charles C. Dickson, “Imperial Airways / The ‘Silver Wing’ De Luxe,” circa 1927, sold for $11,875, an auction record for the artist. Percival Albert Trompf’s “Australia,” 1929. A view of the scenery and fashions at Bondi Beach and one of the first posters commissioned by the Australian National Travel Association, the poster sold to a private collector for $13,750. “This wonderfully curated sale moved briskly as dedicated collectors from around the world participated by phone and internet. The room was unusually crowded and active as several of the big buyers chose to attend in person. At least Continued on page 3

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In This Issue SHOPS, SHOWS & MARKETS . . . . . . . . . . starting on page 3 SHOPS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . on page 5 EVENT & AUCTION CALENDAR . on page 7 AUCTION SALE BILLS . . . starting on page 7

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Online-Only Decorative Arts Auction Scheduled For Dec. 13 Doing some last-minute Christmas shopping? Look no further than Pook & Pook Inc.’s online-only decorative arts auction through Bidsquare.com on Tuesday, Dec. 13. Chock-full of interesting pieces for connoisseurs on any budget, items in this auction would make perfect gifts for even the most discerning recipients. For the lover of mechanics, two circa 1900 hit-andmiss engines, an Associated “Busy Boy” and an Ideal engine will be sold. Used primarily from 1910-30, these internal combustion engines powered generators, farm equipment, early washing machines, and assorted other stationary appliances. If nautical objects are more of interest, consider an antique Arrow Motor and Machine Co. inboard boat motor. Built in 1917, this motor has a brass propeller and is mounted on a wooden base. It was exhibited in 1999 at the Antique Marine Engine

This Associated Busy Boy hit-and-miss engine, circa 1900, will be sold. Exposition in Mystic, Conn. Also to be sold will be an early 19th-century iron strong box, purportedly removed from the USS Constitution in the late 19th century while it was docked in Philadelphia. For the vintage enthusiast,

photographer, or hipster, a rare Polaroid Graph-Check Sequence model 300 camera will cross the auction block in its original leatherette case. This unique piece of photography history produces eight images using shutters that

fire in a sequence, allowing the camera to capture eight progressive moments in time. Looking for a gift for vintage beauty lovers? Lot 2354 is a large group of vintage hair and beauty supplies including hair dryers, curling irons, shears, finger-wave clips, and many associated items, some in original boxes. Furniture collectors will also find something for their holiday wish list. The December sale will offer many choices, including a 19th-century painted pine work table that retains an old blue surface, as well as an Irion & Co. Chippendale style linen press, lowboy, and tall post bed. This sale will have a variety of toys, such as tin toys, cast-iron toys, trains, and pull toys, with examples from Dinky Toy, Marx, and Tootsietoy, among others. Pook & Pook Inc. will also offer several folk art items, rugs, and an assortment of artwork to round out this

This painted pine work table, 19th century, retains an old blue surface. large auction. The catalog listing can be viewed online at www.Bidsquare.com or www.pookandpook.com. The sale will begin at 9 a.m. Bidders can register and

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literally be able to step inside a miniature world of them. This unique advertising experience worked, and those now defunct World of Nintendo set-ups became the blueprint for Nintendo’s own flagship World of Nintendo superstore located in the heart of New York City (if you are a Nintendo fan, plan to visit at least once). Today, collectors of vintage Nintendo advertising have a lot to choose from. The most popular and most expensive advertising pieces are definitely vintage Mario statues that stand several feet tall, any kind of lighted or neon original advertising signs, and almost anything printed with the words World of Nintendo. And no true collector would want to go without an original locking World of Nintendo lighted cabinet that was used by stores to hold merchandise and reduce theft. Nintendo released so much advertising during just the late 1980s to the 1990s that no complete listing is known to exist. This is a big issue and one reason why I don’t recommend the average enthusiast start to collect vintage Nintendo advertising. It has become too hard to identify reproduction and fantasy pieces versus original vintage items.

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Unfortunately, because of the rise of fantasy pieces, affordable 3D printing, and over-enthusiastic fans, the multitude of fakes and fantasy pieces has risen dramatically. A lot of these items are readily available through internet auction sites, lesser-known auctioneers, and even some antique centers. Often these items have virtually no value on the collector market and can be extremely hard to differentiate from authentic pieces. A very large percentage of items sold on eBay are fakes or fantasy pieces. Anyone claiming to be able to sell you an authentic vintage neon lighted Nintendo sign for less than a few hundred dollars is sure to have a reproduction on their hands. This is wreaking havoc on a market that desperately needs a comprehensive listing of original advertising pieces. Worse still are the multitude of enthusiasts who just don’t care about buying authentic vintage pieces when reproductions are readily available at a much lower cost. Still worse than the confusion that is engulfing the vintage market is what is occurring in the contemporary market. Retail store employees are getting ahold of contemporary Nintendo advertising

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Coca-Cola helped define successful advertising to American consumers. The company has a long history of bright and colorful advertising that spans more than 100 years. The collectability and investment of early vintage Coca-Cola advertising has seen a metamorphic rise thanks in part to the popularity of television shows like “Antiques Roadshow” and “American Pickers.” Auction houses that specialize in vintage advertising have seen an overall rise in prices for the best quality pieces. Ironically, it is interest in antique and vintage advertising that is driving younger collectors to focus on the not-too-distant past in more modern collecting fields. And make no mistake, when it comes to modern mass-produced collectibles, Nintendo is king. When the original Nintendo Entertainment System debuted in the United States in late 1985, it was almost guaranteed to flop. The console received little advertising at first and was test marketed in only New York and Los Angeles. Little by little, the company that had massive success in video

game arcades in its home country of Japan managed to sell a few thousand units here and a few thousand units there, partly due to its ingenious decision to package the system with the hit game Super Mario Bros. By 1987, the Nintendo Entertainment System would become the hottest selling Christmas item, thanks in part to the launch of Super Mario Bros. 2 and The Adventure of Link - both bonafide classic games of yesteryear. The success of the original Nintendo Entertainment System brought forth a lot of competitors who wanted to capture the lion’s share of the home video game market. This caused Nintendo to innovate and advertise in a variety of unique ways. One way the company chose to create a competitive advantage was to create mini “World of Nintendo” stores located in larger toy and department stores. These locales would be cost effective and showcase some of the most incredible pieces of vintage advertising produced by Nintendo. Stores would be given point of sale displays, advertising signs, merchandise, and posters so that consumers would not only visually see the latest Nintendo products, but also

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and attempting to sell it on the secondary marketplace at insane prices. Unfortunately, most of these attempts backfire, but collectors need to realize that much like contemporary Coca-Cola advertising, most of the new advertising released will never have much collector value. Most enthusiasts want authentic vintage pieces. Newer pieces are overproduced and overhoarded. Very few collectors are going to want advertising from the more modern contemporary Nintendo eras. A good rule of thumb to use is if the piece was made after the launch of the Nintendo GameCube in 2001, you are most likely dealing with a more contemporary item. Most hardcore collectors want to own something that shows the history of the company instead, which is why anything authentic and bearing the coveted “World

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10 records were set, and as in any good auction, there were some unexpected (pleasant) surprises as posters far exceeded their estimated value,” said Swann Galleries’ president Nicholas D. Lowry. The next sale of vintage posters at Swann Galleries will be titled “Alphonse Mucha & Masters of Art Nouveau: The Harry C. Meyerhoff Collection” and will be held on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017. For more information, call Nicholas D. Lowry at 212-2544710, ext. 57.

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formalized, with English travelers crossing the English Channel from Dover, traveling Intaglios weren’t just available in plaster! This 18-carat gold to Paris, then to Switzerland, bracelet is adorned by carnelian intaglios depicting mythical subjects. It brought over the Alps into northern $2,875 at Rago Arts last December. Italy, and then journeying south through Turin and everything about travel was privilege, and travel expensive and inconvenient. was no different, as Continued on The process was lengthy and the Grand Tour experipage 8 costly, and one had to have ence flourished among A big part of the Grand Tour for not only the means to pay for the aristocramany was visiting the the venture and accommoda- cy of England ancient sites, particutions, but also the ability to be and northern larly those in Greece gone for an extended period of Europe. and Rome. Certainly some time. Thus, as is so often the While the of the wealthiest brought case when something is diffi- Grand Tour was a home actual artifacts, but cult and expensive, it will often very individualized plenty of reproductions were gain cachet with the upper e x p e r i e n c e , available as well, such as this classes as a visible means of throughout the 18th vase that sold at Rago Arts recentdisplaying wealth and century a generally ly for roughly $1,100. accepted route was

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Reading Public Museum Announces Return Of Pelican Sculpture By Earl L. Poole 1974 near Museum Road as the formal entry to the arboretum in time for the museum’s 70th anniversary. The grouping was restored in 1996, removing the corrosion that had occurred over the years. Earl Lincoln Poole was a graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia and the recipient of an honorary Doctor of Science degree from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster. Poole was a recognized painter of birds and animals and was appointed to the museum’s staff in 1925. He was named director in 1938 and served in that capacity until his retirement in 1957. The RPM includes an impressive arboretum that covers 25 acres of lushly appointed and carefully maintained natural beauty. An accredited station for the United States Bureau of Plant Industry, many of the 65 distinctive specimens in the park today are from the original planting in the late 1920s. Large, exotic trees are interspersed with indigenous trees and shrubs, providing fresh air and cooling shade during the summer. The Wyomissing Creek, which The “Pelicans” bronze statue, as seen today, has returned flows through to the Reading Public Museum’s arboretum. the arboretum

the trade well versed at authenticating original vintage Nintendo advertising pieces. Thanks to a growing collector base and a lot of specialty websites devoted to Nintendo collecting, that is starting to slowly change. In the meantime, vintage Nintendo advertising collectibles will remain a highly unregulated niche market that savvy, well-versed, and patient investors can make money on over the long haul. Anyone else is urged to use extreme caution and call in an expert or two before buying most items.

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of Nintendo” insignia is becoming highly sought after. However, hardcore collectors need to use caution because a lot of fantasy and reproduction pieces also use the World of Nintendo insignia as well. Collecting vintage Nintendo advertising can easily be compared to collecting vintage Coca-Cola advertising. However, unlike the vintage Coca-Cola advertising market, collectors need to exercise extreme caution due to the fact that there are very few experts in

This is Earl Poole’s “Pelicans” as seen as a fountain in the rose garden, circa 1931. and park, provides a peaceful For admission prices or ambiance for walks along the directions, visit www.reading many pathways. Outdoor publicmuseum.org. sculpture is placed throughout the grounds, offering visitors a unique art viewing experience. “Pelicans” by Poole becomes the 22nd sculpture on display in the arboretum.

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After nearly two decades, the beloved bronze “Pelicans” (1931), by Earl Lincoln Poole (1891-1972), the Reading Public Museum’s (RPM) second director, will be placed in the museum’s arboretum. Completed in 1931, the bronze grouping served for years as a fountain on the museum’s grounds as the centerpiece of the rose garden. Levi Mengel, RPM’s first director, remarked in January of 1932, a few months after the work was originally installed, that “the sculpture has been much admired by artists, sculptors and museum men. Many favorable comments have been made concerning the effort of Mr. Poole.” The work was cast at the J. Arthur Limerick Co. in Baltimore, Md., in the summer of 1931. The fountain was removed in 1968 for the construction of the Neag planetarium, and then reinstalled in

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Not all Grand Tour souvenirs were inspired by the ancients. This miniature monument is a copy of the column at Place Vendôme in Paris, first erected by Napoleon to celebrate the victory at the Battle of Austerlitz. It is made of gilt bronze and sold for over $10,000 at Neal Auctions in November of 2014.

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Miniature reproductions of iconic ancient sculptures were also plentiful in the souvenir markets. “The Dying Gaul” was an ancient Roman copy of an earlier Greek sculpture and was discovered in the early 17th century. This small bronze copy brought nearly $2,500 at Skinner in July of 2015. likely serve in some official capacity. Many traveled in the company of a tutor as well as entered into lessons along the way, with the expectation that they would return home with courtly manners, strong language skills, and an increased appreciation of world affairs, the history of western civilization, and cultural awareness. Of course, as has ever been the case, Visits to museums and palace galleries no doubt tourists beget inspired collectors to seek out Renaissance art, tourism, and travelers and when originals could not be found, skillfully returned home with executed copies were purchased. This late 19thall manner of sou- century copy of a portrait by Titian (ca. 1485venirs. However, 1576) is based on the original at the Uffizi Gallery, instead of the T-shirts Florence. It sold at Brunk Auctions in March 2015 and snowglobes that for $4,248. dominate today’s souvenir ancient artifacts, and trinkets shops, travelers on their decorated with European Grand Tour bought a fascinat- landscapes. These objects ing array of items, including were designed to keep memoscale models of buildings, ries of their trip alive and conpaintings and sculptures, tinue to do the same today. Many artists capitalized on the Grand Tour souvenir craze and began producing works based on antiquities for the tourist market. Frescoist Pietro Paoletti (1801-47) produced small plaster casts (called intaglios) that were originally sold in albums that appeared to be leatherbound books. Small collections of these intaglios often appear on the market, and occasionally larger collections in the original albums do. This collection of 24 albums is believed to be the largest collection to have come to market, and it sold for a whopping $25,000 at Freeman’s in May of 2016.

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SUNDAY/MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 & 12, 2016 Burlington City VFW Post, 159 West Pearl St., BURLINGTON, NJ 08016 DOLLS ~ SUNDAY, DEC. 11 • PREVIEW 11:30 • AUCTION 1 P.M. Mid-Century: 50’s Saucy Walkers, Vogue Ginny - Jill plus clothes & access. Raggedy Ann, Horsman Mary Poppins NRFB, Cracker Jack MOC, F&B G. Washington, Michael Jackson, Donny & Marie, Poor Pitiful Pearl, Kiddles - Sheila Skeddidle NRFB, Honeysuckle & Apple Blossom Kologne, Klones. Vintage Barbie - Francie - Casey dolls & outfits. Mattel Rosebud NRFB, RARE Flagg 50’s Rockette NRFB, Boxed Miss Curity, Disney Peter Pan & Tinkerbell, Ideal Toni, Baby Secret, Alexander 8 & 14 inch Hard plastic, Peggy Nesbit, Cameo Miss Peep, R&B Littlest Angel boxed, 1950’s paper dolls, Virga Playmate boxed, NASB, Muffie, Dr. Doolittle, more unlisted. Antique: Bisque - German, Japanese & French in all sizes. Large Jumeau Bebe, Simon Halbig characters, AM, Heubach, Kestner, etc. Japan Mickey Mouse teaset, 1920’s Dapper Gangster character, Folk Art Pinocchio, 1912 Teddy bear story book, Norah Wellings Smoker. Byers’ Choice: Santa, Nutcracker Set, Carolers, Fruit Seller, Gingerbread set, ++. Compo: 1930 Drink-n-Wet baby, Mama Criers, Mary Hoyer, 27 inch Shirley Temple, Horsman, Dionne Quint, Princess Elizabeth,++. Modern: Vinyl artist dolls, Cabbage Patch, Princess Di Artist Doll, American Girls, Howdy Doody Vent. Doll NRFB, Robert Tonner, Lizzie High, Boxed Terri Lee, Ann Estelle, Barbie GWTW set w/backdrop, Annalee, more. Items of Interest: Selection of ethnic & souvenir dolls including celluloid, corn husk, papier-maché, hard plastic, Seminole, Native American, Amish, Nesting, topsy-turvy. Furniture, dollhouse miniatures, 50’s-60’s license plates with Doll names. Doll storybooks, Tea Sets, clothing - some boxed, Steiff Bears & other critters, more unlisted.

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origins and George and Nicholas’s mutual passion for the images. Curated by Nicholas, “Czech Travel Posters from the Lowry Collection” showcases 43 travel posters that span several decades, many of them being exhibited for the first time. For a small country, Czechoslovakia produced a large number of posters, owing to a combination of the country’s rich artistic legacy and strong economic climate. The travel posters are a unique form of advertising showcasing the beauty, intrigue, and architecture of the Czech lands, sometimes urging tourists (in German, English or French) to visit such wonders in Czechoslovakia as Brno or Kutna Hora. Other posters extol the sporting opportunities in Czechoslovakia, such as golf or skiing. A few are in Czech, printed to promote internal tourism and travel.

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The exhibition “Czech Travel Posters from the Lowry Collection” will be on view until Sunday, March 5, 2017, at the National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. George and Nicholas Lowry are father-son collectors of travel posters within the Czech lands. Viewers of PBS’s “Antiques Roadshow” will recognize Nicholas Lowry as a regularly appearing expert. George Lowry was born in Czechoslovakia, escaping on the eve of World War II and Hitler’s occupation of the country. The father and son own Swann Auction Galleries in New York City. Founded in 1941, Swann is the largest auctioneer of works on paper in the world, dealing with items ranging from books to photographs to posters. At over 1,000 works, the family owns the largest collection of Czech posters in the world outside the Czech Republic. The collection grew over the last 25 years out of the family’s Czech

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Pearl Harbor Memorabilia With the anniversary upon us of the famous “Day of Infamy,” the attack on Pearl Harbor, collectors of historical items might be surprised at the lack of relics that exist from that memorable day on Dec. 7, 1941. Of course, there is a plethora of World War II memorabilia, but indeed a scarcity from the day of the fateful attack over Hawaii itself. But first a bit about the day and the events leading up to it. “At seven-thirty in the morning of Sunday, December 7, 1941, the United States being at peace with all nations, a flight of Japanese airplanes descended without warning on the island of Oahu, Hawaii…, killing several thousand United States soldiers, sailors, and marines. A deed

A log entry of the USS Antares signed by six officers of the store’s issue ship sold for $8,365.

which will live in infamy….” Those words, spoken by President Franklin Roosevelt, alarmed most Americans that the danger and horror of another world war was soon to include them. What had been occurring in Europe the past few years had not directly affected many Americans, until now. But the attack on Pearl Harbor did. World War I, the “war to end war,” had barely ended. Tension between the United States and Japan had been increasing, particularly since the Japanese invasion of the Manchuria in 1931. Throughout the 1930s, Japan kept expanding its base in China. Finally, war between the two countries erupted in 1937, with Japan’s objective being to achieve resource independence. Western countries, including the United States, England, and France, became increasingly concerned with the Japanese actions, prompting them to provide loan assistance to the Republic of China. Japan then proceeded to invade French Indochina in an attempt to control supplies from reaching China. The United States then stopped shipments of aviation gasoline, machine tools, airplanes, and other vital military items to Japan. The U.S. actions were considered to be unfriendly actions by the Japanese. However, the U.S. stopped short of cutting off oil exports, on which the Japanese depended greatly. That would soon change early

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National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library The National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is a museum that celebrates life Czech life, Slovak life and American life. The museum seeks to inspire people from every background to connect to Czech and Slovak history and culture. Through exhibitions and experiences, the

museum tells stories of freedom and identity, family and community, human rights and dignity, connecting yesterday with today and tomorrow. The museum honors those who immigrated to America and worked hard, contributing their skills and vision to the formation of our nation. For more information, call 319-362-8500 or visit www.ncsml.org.

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Here is a photographic print of the Battleship U.S.S. Tennessee and U.S.S. West Virginia with billowing smoke. only know about Pearl Harbor An FDR-signed “Christmas through what they read in his- Book” was auctioned for over tory books or see in movies $11,000. This signed such as “Tora! Tora! Tora!” “Christmas Book” issued by There are not too many the White House in 1942 began Pearl Harbor items that exist with Roosevelt’s formal for collectors. But if you are address on the Japanese lucky and wealthy, you might attack on Pearl Harbor. be able to latch on to a Pearl Approximately 100 copies of Harbor relic from that infa- the “Christmas Book” were mous day. issued, but an autographed Here is a quick rundown of copy is held in high esteem a few of the remaining Pearl among collectors. Harbor items. A log entry of If you don’t want to spend the U.S.S. Antares signed by thousands of dollars on a six officers of the store’s issue Pearl Harbor item, there are ship sold at auction for $8,365. items that cost far less. For This log details the events of example, on eBay, you can the morning and serves as often find buttons and pins one of the few remaining live “remembering” Pearl Harbor descriptions of what tran- starting at about $20. More spired. The log entry is a rare elaborate ones can cost as item from the attack day itself. much as several hundred dolOne relic from the bomb- lars. Drinking glasses, paper ing that was sold in 2012 is a cups, posters, pillow covers piece of a Japanese aircraft and even postcards can be that was shot down. The near- bought as well, usually anyly 6-by-9-inch piece of red where from a few dollars to a and silver aircraft fabric sold hundred dollars. for just under $3,000. A photographic print of Being a book collector as I the Battleship U.S.S. One relic from the bombing that was sold in December 2012 is a piece of a Japanese aircraft that was shot down. The nearly six-by-nine-inch piece of red am, my favorite Pearl Harbor Tennessee and U.S.S. West piece is a very expensive one. Continued on page 15 and silver aircraft fabric sold for just under $3,000.

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when it actually occurred. Any talks by Japanese officials, who were in Washington, D.C., at the time under the guise of negotiating peace with U.S. officials, were now cut off. A few days later, Congress declared war on Japan. After delaying the inevitable, America was now committed to its allies in WWII. The Second World War would last until 1945. Millions perished in the war, and the world’s culture would be forever changed. In the end, democracy prevailed, but only after a tremendous cost of human life. It is now 75 years since that infamous December day, but the day still stirs emotions for many, alive at the time or not. With Pearl Harbor survivors declining every year, unfortunately, so do their tales about what had been experienced. Most people

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in 1941, after Japan expanded into French Indochina. In August 1941, President Roosevelt warned Japan that the U.S. would take whatever steps necessary against Japan if it proceeded to attack “neighboring countries.” Japan and the U.S. attempted to negotiate in 1941 to improve relations, but to many, it seemed that the Japanese were merely stalling for time. During the summer and fall of 1941, the Japanese prepared for what seemed imminent to many. Then came the attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7. The attack was meant to deliver a blow to American morale, as well as to destroy vital American fleet units before they could prevent additional Japanese conquests. Although the Pearl Harbor attack was expected by many, it still came as a surprise

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ESTATE TOY AUCTION Train Engines, Cars & Sets, Model Kits,

2nd Auction of John Stanfordâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

COUNTRY STORE COLLECTION!

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WED., DECEMBER 14 AT 1 P.M.

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(Halfway between Reading & Hamburg on Rt. 61, Back side of main mrkt. bldg.) Trains: O-Ga. Lionel Engs., Cars & Accys., K-Line Freight & RDC Sets, Williams Pass Cars; HO Trix Big Boy Eng./Tender, Athearn Engs., Freight & Pass Cars & Kits, Atlas Cars, Bachmann & Walthers Engs., Life-Like Pronto Engs, Trolleys; (200+) Vint. Model Kits incl.: AMT; Jo-Han; Revell; MPC; AMT/ERTL; Monogram; Lindberg; Heller, Aurora & Many More in Cars, Race Cars, Trucks, Planes, Boats & More; (60+) Diecast Danbury/Franklin Mint Muscle/Ant/Contemp. Cars, Trucks & Bikes; (50+) HB Books: Bikes, Racing, Car Makers, Muscle, Custom & Rods; Too much more to list! NOTE: Live online bidding via Auctionzip & ebay starts at 2 P.M. See www.westwall.com for flyer, catalog & pictures. Schedule: Misc. Items at 1 P.M., Catalog starts at 2 P.M. Owner: Allentown, PA Estate Terms: Cash, Check, MC, Visa, AmEx, Discover, Buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Premium 10% Cash/ Check, 15% Credit Card, 6% PA Sales Tax Charged.

FRIDAY: 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. - Uncataloged Lots, No Internet Bidding FRIDAY: 3:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. - 500 Cataloged Lots with Internet Bidding SATURDAY: 8:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. - 450 Lots with Internet Bidding Many great country store advertising signs. Tobacco cutters. Coffee grinder collection including Enterprise #218 60â&#x20AC;? floor model, other floor models, wall mounts, some with advertising, plus other coffee grinders. Large Griswold & cast-iron cookware collection including waffle irons, skillets, Dutch ovens, molds, Scotch bowls & more. Lantern collection including railroad, barn, 25â&#x20AC;? Pioneer Dietz and more. Iron collection including charcoal, sad, fluting, brass, advertising, sleeve, goffering, triple sadiron warmer & more. Large tobacco collection includes tins, pails, signs, countertop displays & more. Coffee collection includes tins, pails & bins. Kitchen primitives. Graniteware. Showcases. String holders.

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Cliff And Lynne Young Collection Of Confederate Arms Highlights Cowan’s Auction Original Cased Pair Of LeMat Second Model Percussion Revolvers Sold For $83,375 presented to Col. Joseph Solomon, for $20,700. “While it’s not exactly a surprise because these are top-of-the-line items, I think it’s fair to say we weren’t expecting such universal success,” said Lewis. “The big allure for these was that many of them were so rare. The top selling items were Civil War era, and most still had their Factory engraved and inscribed Savage Model 1907 semiautomatic pistol, this was presented to William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody by The Savage Firearms Company and sold for $69,000. scabbards, which are becoming increasingly difficult to find.” The top long gun lot

20-inch barrel and shoulder stock for $11,500. Cowan’s continues to prove itself in the world of A Firmin & Sons Confederate Naval Officers sword sold for $32,200. early militaria, as it sold a 17th-century complete Harness of Armor for $19,550. “We may not be known for it, but when we’re given the opportunity, we’re always able to get a good price for a great piece of armor,” said Lewis. Day one also featured a factory-engraved and This Confederate Officer’s Staff and Field sword by B. Douglas sold for $27,600. inscribed Savage Model 1907 Cody (1846-1917) by the Savage was the very first automatic semiautomatic pistol with Firearms Co. This pistol, which pistol Buffalo Bill ever owned pearl grips presented in 1911 sold of $69,000, was of partic- or fired. Continued on page 15 The 17th-century complete Harness to William F. “Buffalo Bill” ular historical note because it of Armor sold for $19,550. (1839-80), who served as Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman’s (1820-91) most trusted aidede-camp for 17 years. The rifle, Antiques - Furniture - Collectibles which sold for $37,950, had AT 10 A.M. been in possession of Audenried’s descendents Preview Friday, December 9 from 12 Noon-4 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. through Auction since his death in 1880, making this the first time it had 1500 Paxton Street, 17104 been made available to the

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The Confederate Cook & Brother carbine realized $29,900.

A Carlos Gove custom Remington rolling block Sporting rifle sold for $16,100.

This Confederate Foot Officers sword By Dufiho New Orleans was presented to Col. Joseph Solomon. It sold for $21,600. of the auction was a cased public. Spencer Sporting rifle made Other long gun highlights for Col. Joseph C. Audenried included a

FURNITURE (12 NOON): Antique and Modern! Karges Cabinet; 2 Ethan Allen Bedroom Sets; Tea Carts; Beds with Mattress and Box Springs; Curio Cabinets; Asian Desk; 2 Corner China Cabinets; Henredon Dining Suite; Cedar Chests; Mirrors; Sofas and Chairs incl. Leather; Brass Fire Screen; Marble Top Coffee Table; Occasional and End Tables; Lighting: Floor and Table Lamps. ORGAN: Hammond Model M-III. ART: Prints and Paintings; Life-Size Ceramic Statue of Maiden; Metal Wall Sculpture. LIQUOR COLLECTION: 150+ Bottles incl. Bisquit Extra; Bacardi; Ballantine’s; Jack Daniel’s #7; Bonded Beam; Remy Martin; Courvoisier; Old Grandad; Much More! COLLECTIBLES: Ant Sleigh; Toy Piano; Vint. Records; Ceramic Elephant; Monitor Well Pump; Knives; Swarovski; Zither; Music Boxes; Butchering Kettle with Stand; Clown Collection: LTD Editions by Ron; Melody in Motion; Dolls; Vint. Toys incl. Trains, Plasticville; Dresser Sets. HOUSE & HOME: Purses; Dinnerware; Barware; Kitchenware; Bread Machine; Hobart Mixer; Christmas Decorations; Cookware. YARD & TOOLS: Model 560 Trac Vac; Simplicity Riding Mower; Ariens Lawn Mower; Roto Hoe Tiller; Shop Vac; Tool Cabinet; Hand Tools; Speed Aire Industrial Compressor; Push Mower; Garden Tools; Yard Decorations; Poulan Chain Saw. Selling for a Single-Owner Prominent Harrisburg Estate

www.CordierAuction.com 10% Buyer’s Premium. Terms: Cash, PA checks. Out- of-state checks w/prior approval. All major credit cards accepted. Food concession. Located off of Interstate 83 between 13th Street and 17th Street exits, Harrisburg, PA!

Confederate Morse carbine, Type II, for $18,400; a Carlos Gove custom Remington The engraved Rolling Block Sporting rifle for LeMat 1st Model per- $16,100; the only known cased cussion revolver sold civilian Sharps New Model 1859 carbine for $12,075; and a for $37,950. scarce Smith & Wesson Model 320 Revolving rifle with This Spiller & Burr rounded frame percussion revolver realized s$48,875.

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The impressive Clifford (Cliff) and Lynne Young collection of Confederate Arms was the highlight of Cowan’s Historic Firearms and Militaria Auction on Nov. 1 and 2. The collection had 14 of the top 25 lots in the sale, including the top lot, an original cased pair of LeMat Second Model percussion revolvers, which sold for $83,375. This was part two of the Young collection, with the third and final installment to be sold in 2017. “The Young collection is revered not just for its rarity and condition, but because much of it hasn’t been on the market for decades, in some cases more than half a century,” said Jack Lewis, Cowan’s director of historic firearms and early militaria. “People are saying this is a soft market right now, but we’re seeing that great items like those found in this wonderful collection are holding their ground and bringing good prices.” Other firearms of note from the collection included a Spiller & Burr rounded frame percussion revolver selling for $48,875; an engraved LeMat 1st Model percussion revolver for $37,950; a Confederate Cook & Brother carbine for $29,900; and a Baby LeMat percussion revolver for $28,750. The hottest items of the sale were the edged weapons, though, with many inciting bidding wars and exceeding estimates. The top swords were a Firmin & Sons Confederate Naval Officers sword selling for $32,200; a Confederate Officer’s Staff and Field sword by B. Douglas for $27,600; and a Confederate Foot Officers sword by Dufiho New Orleans,

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MONTHLY ESTATES AUCTION SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11TH TWO AUCTIONEERS ALL DAY

STARTING OUTSIDE AT 9:30 A.M. INSIDE: 10 A.M. PREVIEW BEGINS AT 8:30 A.M. 1860 Weavertown Rd.

ALL DAY

PUBLIC AUCTION

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, FURNITURE, GLASSWARE, CHINA, MOWERS, TRACTORS, LONGABERGER® BASKETS, JEWELRY, TOOLS, 1999 BUICK CENTURY, 2013 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT, GROCERY ITEMS, TWO ROOMS OF BOX LOTS

MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2016 AT 9:00 A.M. TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER

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240 HATCHERY ROAD IN Located 5 miles east of York, PA, take Rt. 30 east to the Hallam Exit, go south to light and turn left. Go thru Hallam Boro to Accomac Rd. on left. Turn left and go 1 mile to Hatchery Rd. on right. Signs posted. Bedroom, kitchen and living room furniture, glassware, china, seasonal decorations, tools, Craftsman edger, storage cabinets, Dyna Glo heaters, patio furniture, air conditioners, Simplicity 700 riding mower, Allis Chalmers B-10 tractor w/snowblower, Bolens tractor, 1953 Super H Farmall tractor, Estate vehicles - 2013 Blue Dodge Grand Caravan SXT w/10,581 miles, 1999 Buick Century, new grocery items, two rooms of box lots. Just starting to unpack. Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or auctionzip.com #1893 for listing and photos. Terms: Cash or Approved PA check, VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX. Mowers and Jewelry sell at 12 noon, Furniture sells at 4:00 P.M., Vehicles sell at 6:00 P.M. 240 Hatchery Road, York, PA 17406 Frederick L. Toomey, CAI Mark A. Toomey AU-1297-L Phone (717) 755-6105 AU-3266-L Phone (717) 840-1193 Auction Center Phone (717) 252-0289 “The Trusted Name In Auction Services”

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(In The Merritt’s Antique Clock Complex) Absentee & Phone Bids Accepted. ANTIQUES: China Cupboard, Slant Front Desk; Cedar Chests, Sets of Chairs; Kitchen Tables; Kitchen Clocks; Mantel Clock; Banjo Clock; Victorian Sofas & Chairs; Crocks & Jugs; Plank Seat Chairs; Set of 6 Cane Seat Chairs; Multi Drawer Cabinets; Advertising Crates & More. TOYS: Buddy L Pressed Steel; Winross Trucks; HO Trains; John Deere Pedal Tractor; Hot Wheels Cars; Boy Scout Items; Dozens of Fast Tracker Slot Cars, Brand New In The Pack; Also Slot Car Sets, Etc.! TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: Walk-Behind Mowers; Chain Saws; Hand Tools; Toolboxes; Ladders; Saw Horses & More. CLEANING SUPPLIES: More Than 20 Cases of Envision White Roll Towels; Buckeye International Floor Cleaning Products; Micro Muscle General Purpose Degreaser; Chlorinated Degreaser; Mop Heads; Glass Cleaner; Clorox & More. 22 CASES OF MARAZZI 1’ SQUARE TILES Check www.auctionzip.com ID#5793 for photos and details. Hope To See You There! Always Accepting Quality Consignments: One Item Or Entire Estate FULL SERVICE AUCTION CO. Reasonable Commissions.

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The cased Spencer Sporting rifle made for Col. Joseph C. Audenried went for $37,950.

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Rare 1910-Era Ty Cobb Baseball Card Sells For $192,000 New Jersey-Based Robert Edward Auctionsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Sale Sees Final Tally Of $6.63 Million The biggest Fall auction in Robert Edward Auctionsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; history delivered big numbers across the board as it concluded on Oct. 30. The sale featured more than 2,300 lots of sports cards and memorabilia, realizing in excess of $6,630,000. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The results of this auction affirmed that the market for quality cards and memorabilia is as strong as ever,â&#x20AC;? said REA president Brian Dwyer. The first T206 Ty Cobb with Ty Cobb back from the legendary â&#x20AC;&#x153;Lucky 7â&#x20AC;? find to be offered at auction led the way and sold for $192,000 after spirited activity from 27 bidders. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This was a stunning card with a remarkable story, and bidders really appreciated that combination, which ultimately led to a record-setting price,â&#x20AC;? said Dwyer. Babe Ruth continued to cement his place as the hottest name in the hobby as a 1916 M101-5 Sporting News rookie card graded SGC 40 realized $168,000 and a PSA 8 1933 Goudey #181 Babe Ruth hit $72,000. Mickey Mantle was also a popular target of

collectors, as a 1951 Bowman rookie card graded PSA 8 sold for $156,000, and several lowgrade 1952 Topps cards garnered lots of looks, including a PSA 1 example, that brought $20,400 - the highest price The famous T206 Ty Cobb card with Ty Cobb back from the ever at auction legendary â&#x20AC;&#x153;Lucky 7â&#x20AC;? find sold for $192,000. for the card in the East Coast. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We wanted to this grade. In addition to a take a proactive approach to tremendous selection of closing the auction and bring cards, high-end memorabilia it into the 21st century,â&#x20AC;? said drew lots of interest, led by a Dwyer. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The numbers tell the 1967 Roberto Clemente story: more bidders were Pittsburgh Pirates road jersey Continued on page 15 ($84,000), a ball signed by Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig ($45,000), and a 1964 Mickey Mantle game-used bat ($33,000). For many years, Robert Edward Auctions conducted a single auction every spring until the Fall Auction was added to its calendar in 2013. This fallâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s auction was a record-setting one on all accounts with the most lots, the most bidders, the most bids, and the highest-grossing sales. Nearly 24,000 bids were placed throughout the course of the sale, and 805 different winners walked away with at least one item. Three lots This 1967 Roberto Clemente exceeded six figures, and 108 Pittsburgh Pirates game-used road items hammered at more than jersey realized $84,000. $10,000. Also new with this auction was a modernized auctionclosing method in which extended bidding began at noon on the last day and continued throughout the day, The Babe Ruth rookie card, SGC VG ending prior to midnight on 40, sold for $168,000.

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132 East Third Street, 19464 ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES 10:00 A.M. TOYS & DIECAST COLLECTIBLES 10:30 A.M. DESIGNER CLOTHING 12 NOON FURNITURE: Federal Sideboard. Pine Bench Table. Large, Antique Oil Painting, Portrait Subject Having Blue Eyes And Folk Art Hands, In An Empire Frame. Deaconâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bench. Mahogany Dining Table With Claw Feet. Victorian Desk And Chest Of Drawers. Cherry And Oak Chests. Dome Top Trunk. Brass Fire Fenders. Nesting & Tray Tables. Sewing And Smoking Stands. Bar Room Windsor. Room Size Oriental Rug. CHINA, PORCELAIN, ACCENT DECOR: CloisonnĂŠ Lamps & Vases. Herend, Lenox & Rosenthal China. Pressed And Pattern Glass. Royal Doulton Figurines. Victorian Tea Set. Blue Transferware. Old Woods Ware China Set â&#x20AC;&#x153;Kenyaâ&#x20AC;? Pattern. Two Sets Of French Limoges Dinnerware. Wedgwood Bisque. Bavarian Chocolate Set. Green Depression Glass â&#x20AC;&#x153;Cherry Blossomâ&#x20AC;?. Bunnykins. Large, Drop Prism Sconces. Brass Lamps And Candlesticks. Tin And Brass Oil Lamps. Gilt Frames. Dome Top Clocks. 1878 World Expo â&#x20AC;&#x153;Art Galleryâ&#x20AC;? Print. Lace & Linens. Goodwills Bed Warmer Crock. Picture Blocks. Carved Pipes. Victorian Scrapbooks. Postcards. Stamp Collection. Good Photos. Stereoptican View Cards. Over 100 Lots Of Good Advertising And RR Ephemera. Train Books. Chester & Montgomery County Books. Confederate & Civil War Books. Antique Reference Books. COINS: 1889 Silver Dollar. Silver Dollars & Half Dollars. Silver Proof Sets. Gold Ring. Silver & Costume Jewelry. Dynamite Box. Percussion Cap Tins. Art Crete Planters. DESIGNER CLOTHING: 1,200 Pieces Designer Clothing & Accessories To Be Sold At Noon. Most Clothing Size 6 Pants & Size â&#x20AC;&#x153;Smallâ&#x20AC;? Tops. 100 Designer Scarves. 50 Designer Leather Belts. Size 5.5 Or 6 Shoes By Todâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Jimmy Choo, Prada, Bruno Magli & Chanel. Cashmere Sweaters. Diane Von Furstenburg, Akris Punto, Rubiniacci. Suits By Rena Lange. Lilly Pulitzer, Sonia Rykiel, Armani. One Dozen Italian Handbags: Carlos Falchi, Bagheera, Helen Kaminski. Marc Jacobs, Coach, Ferragamo Handbags And Accessories. TOYS 10:30 A.M.: Pressed Steel Trucks By Buddy L, Lumar, Structo. Plenty Of Vintage Tonka. 40 Plus Model Car Kits. 20 Hess Trucks. 40 Ertl Trucks. Asst. Toy Trains & Quantity Of Track. My Little Pony. Large, Modern Danbury Mint Dolls. Dept. 56. LARGE SCALE DIECAST CAR COLLECTION: 20 Danbury Mint, 4 Franklin Mint. 100 Assorted Brands With 14 Muscle Cars. Plenty Of Vintage Cars & Smaller Scale Diecast Autos. Quantity Of Matchbox And Hot Wheels Cars. Vintage Slot Cars. Toys By Corgi, Schuco, Dinky, Solido. Military Vehicles, Etc. Battery Op. XBox. 42â&#x20AC;? Belt Sander. Snowblower. Preview: Tues., Dec. 13 From 4 P.M.-6 P.M. And From 8 A.M. Day Of Auction. 10% Buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Premium. (AU002827L).

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PUBLIC AUCTION

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2016 AT 10:00 A.M. HELD AT KINZER FIRE COMPANY 3521 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST,

KINZERS, PA 17535

SELLING: Sterling Silver Bowls, Gorham Candelabras, Caldwell Coasters, Embossed Two Handle Nut & Candy Bowl, Frames And More. JEWELRY: 14kt Ring, 10kt Necklace, Sterling & Costume Jewelry, Watches & Pen Knives. COINS: Silver Ingot Set In Glass & Wooden Case, Walking Liberty Set, Other Silver Coins, Foreign Coins. RIFLE: Remington Scoremaster Model 511, 22 Long Rifle, Orvis Shotgun Cleaner & Oiler. COLLECTIBLES: Moreno Glass, Viking Vase, Orefors Bowl, Glass Ducks, Records, Books, Ephemera, Old Photos, Wicker Weaved Basket Purse, Agateware, Linens, HH, Kitchenware, Christmas Items. TOYS: Antique Toy Lead Soldiers, Molds, 60â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s & 70â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hess Trucks, Die Cast Cars & Trucks, Cast Iron Miniature Animals. Just A Few Highlights. Much More. TERMS: 13% Buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Premium Discounted To 10% Cash Or Pre-approved Check. Full Payment Day Of Sale. We Are Always Looking For Quality Estates Or Consignments For Future Sales. Please Call Pina At 610-283-8469 So We May Assist You With Your Estate Or Moving Needs.

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This 1951 Bowman #253 Mickey Mantle rookie card, PSA NM-MT 8, sold for $156,000.

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engaged, and the activity was stronger than it’s ever been on closing night.” Robert Edward Auctions has a history of selling some of the most valuable sports memorabilia in existence. Some of its highest profile auctions have included an example of the legendary T206 Honus Wagner card, selling for $1,320,000 (2015); the home run ball hit by Carlton Fisk in Game 6 of the 1975 World Series (where Fisk famously waved the ball fair) for $154,200 (2014); and Muhammad Ali’s fight-worn shoes from the “Rumble in the Jungle” for $100,725 (2013). The company is currently assembling the Spring 2017 sale slated to take place in April. For more information on prices realized from the fall auction, or to request a free catalog, visit www.Robert EdwardAuctions.com.

OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947 OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

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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.

TIFFANY DESK PIECES, lamps, glass. Bill Holland 610-470-5925 or Renningers Sunday Antique Market, Booth A-53, Adamstown, PA 8am-1pm. email bill@hollandarts.com

POSTCARDS*LABELS*PHOTOGRAPHSBUYING VINTAGE TRAVEL Ephemera (especially Airline & Hotel Labels) Stamp Collections and Postal History, Postcards, Old Photo Albums and Snapshots, ALWAYS buying & traveling throughout USA (201) 294-4110 TravelNostalgia@aol.com

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

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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.

GUNS WANTED

ALL HUMMELS WANTED, Antiques, Collectables, Household items. etc. Call John Rokicki 610-213-2361. WANTED BOURBON OR Whiskey Collections, sealed bottles, the older the better, call 609-315-0234.

Antique & Modern Firearms

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. TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cards and Memorabilia to a Collector. Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709, kdomo22951@aol.com

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Virginia with billowing smoke can be bought affordably also. Each year, approximately two million visitors from around the world visit Pearl Harbor to view the area and pay their respects. A movie narrated by Stockard Channing is a definite mustsee. Thanks to donations, especially by Elvis Presley, the area has been greatly restored and can now be appreciated by visitors. As the years go by, fewer people can remember the

Selling Lucky Horse Shoes, idea for Christmas tree ornaments, parties, weddings, baby showers, etc. Located in Columbus Markets, Row L Thurs. 63, Sunday Row L 32. Call Rich 732-609-0063.

SOLID WOOD 9ft. Church Pew; 1950’s Storybook Dolls in original boxes; Unique European fine china dessert place setting, call 610-269-8536, make offers.

tragic events of Dec. 7, 1941, but thanks, in part to various collectible items, the memory of the “Day of Infamy” will never be forgotten. Even though there are not many collectibles from that tragic day, collectors of Pearl Harbor items usually hold special memories of that December day. To most collectors, their relics bring back thoughts of loved ones whose lives were touched and affected by the surprise attack over the tiny island of Oahu, Hawaii.

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patents, for $2,990; a Walker Dragoon revolver saddle pommel holsters for $1,995; and a 19th-century tooled leather saddle bags with Confederate style “Y” shaped billet for $1,995. Much like day one, however, the bulk of the top items were firearms. Some of the top sellers from the day included a pair of Flintlock Blunderbuss pistols by Alex Thompson selling for $3,565; an early cone hammer C-96 Mauser pistol pre-1898 for $3,840; a Russian Model 1891 Mosin-Nagant bolt action rifle U.S. marked by Remington for $2,990; and a Model 1903 Rock Island rifle for $2,530. For more information or to see all prices realized, visit www.cowans.com.

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AUTOMOBILES WANTED. LOOKING to buy old foreign cars, especially British. Will purchase in any condition, also buying parts. Call Ed, 856-816-7321.

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Dating to World War II, a Thompson M1 submachine gun from 1942, martially marked, sold for $21,850. Funds from the sale of the weapon will be used to buy body cameras for the Amherst (Virginia) Police Department. While lacking the marquee lots of the first day of the sale, day two featured a lot of action on a wide variety of items. Artifacts from the Civil War era in particular performed quite well, including the top item for the day, a three-inch Hotchkiss shell from the Battle of Gettysburg, which went for $3,737.50. Other items of note from the era included an ALS from Jean Alexandre LeMat (1824-95) to P.G.T. Beauregard (1818-93), dated 1859, regarding firearm

Call 1-800-428-4211, x2561

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

FINE ART WANTED ROGALLERY.COM BUY. SELL. CONSIGN

WANTED: OLD LETTERPRESS printing equipment. C&P presses, Vandercook proof presses, metal & wood type. Let me know what you have. CASH PAID. call Joe at 814-203-8902

DO YOU COLLECT Old Paper, Ephemera, Advertising, Country Store, etc? Subscribe to "THE PAPER & ADVERTISING COLLECTORS’ MARKETPLACE", the monthly collector's newspaper that covers this specialty. For a FREE sample copy, phone 1-800-800-1833, ext. 2541, 8am-4:30pm daily.

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1800-1970 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, TRAINS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS for the HIGHEST PRICES! No one will pay you higher for Tin Toy Collections! 856-547-5521 ragtimetoys@comcast.net

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CLOSEOUT: OVER 90 Boxes of photo postcards. Selling 1 or all. Also available over 20 binders of historical covers & paper. Unique sports collectibles, new & vintage sports cards. Call Goldy’s Sports Collectibles, 3338 Route 9 South, Freehold, NJ 07728, 732-409-4944.

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GALLERY AUCTION

SEEKING VINTAGE SPORTS CARDS AND MEMORABILIA

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18TH AT 10 A.M. 2501 E. Ontario Street

PHILADELPHIA, PA 19134

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.

Special Feature: Trains and train memorabilia, sports also on www.liveauctioneers.com Trains: Lionel + other O, HO & N gauge trains (some new in boxes), postwar and modern era accessories including track equipment, plastic houses, track and transformers. Sports: 1970’s-90’s sports cards, signed photos and balls, gloves, boxing & other tickets, vintage pro wrestling photos, vintage sports games and other. Comics: Marvel & other including; Fantastic Four comics run from issue #1-107, Strange Tales, Nick Fury, Jimmy Olsen, plus original comic art. Toys: Vintage tin and other toys, games, large “under the big top” circus setup, lead figures, vintage marbles, to scale diecast cars (some signed). Train Memorabilia: Railroad lanterns, pins, buttons, belt buckles, manuals, locks and keys, brass bells, train seats, track equipment & accessories, switches, lights, iron signs, steam locomotive whistle, train horns, books and magazines. Estate Furnishings: Glass, china, decorative items, jewelry; primitives; oriental, graphics; housewares, furniture and more.

That’s a guarantee you can take to the bank.

ALWAYS ACCEPTING: • Pre-1980 trading cards • Vintage autographs • Early tickets and programs • Advertising and display pieces

3 Auctioneers Selling Inspection: 9 A.M. Day of Sale.

• Game used uniforms and equipment

Terms: Cash/CC; 15% Buyer’s Premium. 20% Live Auctioneers/Invaluable. Full payment day of sale.

and toys

• 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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Hundreds Of Photos For This Great Auction Event!!! Many Items Not Photographed So Please Keep Checking Web Site For Updated Photos Right Up To Thursday, December 16th. Many Consignments Still Arriving Daily. TERMS OF AUCTION: Cash, Traveler’s Checks. 10% Buyer’s Premium Added To The Hammer Price. OutOf-State Tax Numbers Accepted With Valid Copy Of Your Retail Sales Tax Certificate Or Tax License. Out-Of-State Buyers Must Have A Statement From Their Banks “Stating That Their Checking Account Has A No Bounce Check History” Dated 3 Days Prior To This Auction Date If Wishing To Write A Check. Maryland Residents Must Present A Valid Copy Of Their Retail Sales Tax License Also Unless On File With Us. All Items Sold As-Is And Where-Is. Original Beatles Blow Ups FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION OR CONSIGNING YOUR COLLECTION OR ONE ITEM PLEASE CONTACT HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER P.O. BOX 314, FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21705

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Numerous PA Quilts

FEATURING THE QUILT AND DOLL COLLECTION OF THE LATE ROBERT AND RUTH McCUTCHEON OF GREENCASTLE, PA (MANY QUILTS FROM THE NEWBURGH/NEWVILLE,PA, AMISH COMMUNITY SEVERAL MADE BY THE WELL-KNOWN REBECCA ESH) THE DOLL COLLECTION OF THE LATE THELMA “BEANIE” FAILINGER MRS. FAILINGER’S DOLL COLLECTION WAS ON DISPLAY FOR YEARS AT “THE HISTORIC FAILINGER’S HOTEL GUNTER” IN FROSTBURG, MARYLAND THE DOLL COLLECTION OF TINA BICKMORE OF BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND ITEMS FROM ESTATE OF THE LATE GLORIA CLEMM OF WOODSBORO, MARYLAND ITEMS FROM THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN “JACK” KENNEALLY OF DARNESTOWN, MARYLAND PLUS OTHER SELECTED CONSIGNMENTS