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The Life, Legacy And Furniture Of George Nakashima A Conversation With Mira Nakashima By Mike McLeod “We are left in awe by the nobility of a tree, its eternal patience, its suffering caused by man and sometimes nature, its witness to thousands of years of earth’s history, its creations of fabulous beauty. It does nothing but good, with its prodigious ability to serve, it gives off its bounty of oxygen while absorbing gases harmful to other living things … Its fruits feed us. Its branches shade and protect us. And, finally, when time and weather bring it down, its body offers timber for our houses and boards for our furniture. The tree lives on” (1). George Nakashima’s philosophy reflected his style of craftsmanship: earthy, unexpected, creative, often

Here is a fantastic George Nakashima bookmatched set of maple burl roots tsuitate, or space divider. Photo courtesy of George Nakashima Woodworker, S.A., New Hope, Pa., www.nakashimawoodworker.com.

George Nakashima in his workshop. Photo courtesy of the Nakashima Foundation for Peace, www.nakashimapeace foundation.org. symmetrical and asymmetrical in the same piece of furniture, elegant and definitely unique. His work, which often incorporates slabs of irregular tree trunks or roots, is highly recognizable and appreciated. Nakashima was born on May 24, 1905, in Spokane, Wash. His parents moved to America from Japan, and both were from the lineage of Samurai. After earning a bachelor’s degree in architecture, Nakashima studied in France for a time before returning to America and earning a master’s degree, also in architecture, from M.I.T. He then traveled internationally and was hired by an architectural firm in Tokyo. One long-term project involved his overseeing the building of an ashram dormitory in India. There, Continued on page 2

The circa 1965 Conoid dining table of American black walnut and East Indian rosewood, 28.5by-106.75-by-42.5-inches, sold for $143,000. The set of six Conoid dining chairs of American black walnut and hickory, 35.5-by-20-by-20.5-inches, circa 1980, sold for $40,625. The sale was on Dec. 18. 2013, at Sotheby’s New York. Photo courtesy of Sotheby’s.

The only known surviving April 14, 1912, first class dinner menu from the R.M.S. Titanic, saved the very night the “unsinkable ship” slipped beneath the waves of the North Atlantic Ocean, sold for $118,750 in Heritage Auctions’ $1.1+ million Americana & Political Grand Format Auction on Nov. 7 in Dallas, Texas. The Nov. 7 auction offered a host of rare and one-of-a-kind items, including the license plates used on the presidential limousine carrying President John F. Kennedy when he was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963, in Dallas, which sold for $100,000. “We pride ourselves on preserving unique items which played a crucial role in the history of our country and the world, and this auction was no exception,” said Tom Slater, director of Americana auctions at Heritage. “These objects tell the story of the human experience, and the rare trove of Titanic objects and the Kennedy limo plates are among the most evocative ever offered at Heritage.” The remarkable Titanic final dinner menu is signed by first class

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passengers Edward P. Calderhead of New York City; Spencer V. Silverthorne of St. Louis, Mo.; George E. Graham, a sales manager from Winnipeg, Canada; James R. McGough, a buyer from Philadelphia; and John Irwin Flynn of Brooklyn, N.Y., and is one of three pieces of memorabilia relating to the sinking offered in the auction. An oil painting of the iceberg by rescue ship passenger

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Bernard Buffet’s Eiffel Tower Painting To Lead Auction On Dec. 14 The Monday, Dec. 14, American and European Art sale at Leslie Hindman Auctioneers will include top lots from private collections. The 162-lot sale will have a range of well-represented artists. The sale is being led by an early Bernard Buffet work, “La Tour Eiffel,” 1955, which is a strong example of his atmospheric work from the ’50s. In this work, Buffet depicts one of the world’s most recognizable monuments. By including La Grand Roue, a Ferris wheel torn down in 1920, he imbues the painting with a sense of nostalgia and melancholy. The painting will hold an estimate of $200,000 to $300,000. Another leading painting by a French artist is Jean Beraud’s “Le Pont de Bercy” (est. $200,000 to $300,000). Beraud, known for his talent in depicting everyday scenes of 19th-century Parisian life, chooses here to show Bercy, a separate commune from Paris until 1860. In this painting, one can see the influence of both his fellow Impressionist artists and the Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock tradition, especially in the empty space and strong diagonal lines. Three exceptional ink-andwash works by Thomas Hart Benton lead the American session. The first is a dynamic sketch of a Holy Roller

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Bernard Buffet’s “La Tour Eiffel” from 1955 will be estimated at $200,000 to $300,000. gathering from Benton’s time in Appalachia. “Movie Set” (est. $25,000 to $30,000) and “Burning of Chicago” (est. $25,000 to $30,000) are sketches Benton completed while hired by Life magazine to document the movie business in Hollywood. He would later turn these and other sketches into a major composite oil painting titled “Hollywood,” 1937-38. That composite is currently in the Continued on page 4

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he became a disciple of the ashram’s leader Sri Aurobindo, and he also began to design furniture. “My father grew up in Seattle and was a Boy Scout,” George’s daughter, Mira Nakashima, explained to me recently. “He often went out by himself in the mountains and felt a wonderful sense of peace there. [At the ashram,] he found the philosophy he was looking for in life. There are different types of yoga, beside the physical discipline, and this philosophy was the

This is a Tsuitate (room divider) sofa. Photo courtesy of George Nakashima Woodworker, S.A., New Hope, Pa., www.nakashimawoodworker.com.

Mira Nakashima. Photo courtesy of George Nakashima Woodworker, S.A., New Hope, Pa., www.nakashimawood worker.com.

carrots. The farmer related how George Nakashima told him with tears in his eyes how grateful he was for the job. The farmer was happy to have men from the camp who worked so hard. The farmer also told Mira how the camp authorities required him to drive out each day to pick up the work crew and then drive them home at day’s end. After a while, the farmer gave his keys to the The single-arm “new” rocker of men and told them to drive American black walnut and hickory, themselves. He was tired of 1980, sold for $4,375 by Sotheby’s the back and forth; obviously, New York. Photo courtesy of Sotheby’s. George and the men in the crew had gained his trust. Not much remains today of the camp that was 3.5 miles long and one mile wide. During the war years, it held a total of 13,000 people, about 9,000 at its height. Camp Minidoka had 44 housing blocks, each block with 12 barracks. A barrack measured 20-by-120 feet and A circa 1973 slab coffee table of American black walnut and East Indian rose- was home to six housing units wood, 13.5-by-81.5-by-34-inches, circa 1973, sold for $32,500 by Sotheby’s (2). The camp was not fully New York. Photo courtesy of Sotheby’s. constructed when the internees began to arrive, but every housing block eventually had a mess hall, laundry facility, bathrooms and a recreational hall that was used as a ™ school, for worship services and for community events. The

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George Nakashima with his wife, Marion, and their daughter, Mira. Photo courtesy of George Nakashima Woodworker, S.A., New Hope, Pa., www.nakashimawoodworker.com.

closed on Oct. 28, 1945. There were several reasons why most wanted to stay: some older people did not want to be a burden on their children; others feared racist violence after the war; others had no home, job or business to return to; some feared repatriation to Japan, which was advocated by some politicians for internees they thought were still loyal to Hirohito; and others had lost confidence in their ability to survive on their own without government assistance (6). Seeking to redress some of the wrongs, the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 provided about $20,000 to every surviving Japanese-American internee. In 1943, George and his family were released due to the efforts of his former employer from Tokyo, Antonin Raymond. The Nakashimas soon moved to New Hope, Pa., where they lived and worked on Raymond’s farm. From there, George’s philosophy of furniture came to fruition and eventually to acclaim. Nakashima’s discipleship in the ashram and education in Camp Minidoka heightened his innate skills and aesthetic to yield a style of functional beauty. Avoiding ostentation, his furniture found beauty in purity while highlighting the character of the wood, particularly its gnarled imperfecA circa 1980 Conoid bench of American black walnut, East Indian rosewood and tions. His “yoga of doing” hickory, 32-by-84.25-by-35.5-inches, sold by Sotheby’s New York for $25,000 found the perfection in on June 9, 2015. Photo courtesy of Sotheby’s. imperfection.

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camp had libraries, cooperative stores, a hospital, theaters, a warehouse, barbershops, a watch repair shop, nine baseball fields and swimming in an irrigation canal (3). The climate in the Idaho desert was brutally hot during summer days, cold at night, heavy snow in the winter, and had volcanic desert dust blowing almost constantly and covering everything. It was reported that sometimes the dust storms were so heavy darkness fell on the camp (4). To many today, these hardships pale in comparison with the civil rights that were lost. However, in light of the recent controversy surrounding the Allen Eaton Collection of internment art that was going to be auctioned, (5) Mira shed a different light on the internment camps in American history: “The angriest people were not those interned; it was the next generation who weren’t there themselves. It was blown up to be a civil rights thing, but it was an overreaction. Those there just accepted it as that’s the way it is. They came here to America to be free,” and ironically, internment in a camp was the price they paid to show their patriotism. Some families were able to leave the camps as they found sponsorships or by invitation from friends in other parts of the country. Surprisingly, the majority did not leave Camp Minidoka until they were forced out before it

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yoga of doing (Karma Yoga). It gave him the strength and courage to do what he did.” At the outset of World War II, George Nakashima returned to America and married Marion Okajima, settled in Seattle and had a daughter, Mira. A son, Kevin, joined the family after the war. In the year following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Nakashimas were sent to a Japanese internment camp in southern Idaho. In Camp Minidoka, George met and was tutored by a carpenter trained in traditional Japanese woodworking. There, he learned attention to detail and to strive for perfection, even under the difficult circumstances of a lack of available wood. Mira Nakashima was only six months old when her family was relocated to the high desert of Idaho. Mira has no memories of being in the camp at that young age, particularly since her family left after about a year. “When I went back to the site of the camp, I didn’t remember it specifically, but I felt like I’d been there before,” said Mira. While visiting, she met a farmer who had employed her father to tend his field of

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This is a Conoid cross-legged end table. Photo courtesy of George Nakashima Woodworker, S.A., New Hope, Pa., www.nakashima woodworker.com. “When he first started out and was working with a Japanese carpenter, he used found materials around the camp and bitterbrush from the desert,” recounted Mira. “When he came back here, he didn’t have money for good wood but got cutoffs from the lumber industry and went from there. After Dad was able to get these cutoffs, he made friends with loggers in the area and got trees others didn’t want; then he oversaw the milling to get the right direction and thickness.” Why does George Nakashima’s craftsmanship captivate people? “Because it is different. My father integrated life and work by not tying into the big-corporation mindset of mass production and making money. To him, it was more important to make beautiful furniture; money would come later. He combined utilitarianism with beauty.” “I had a tour group through this morning, and they said they felt peaceful here and felt the furniture was alive,” said Mira. “Dad always felt he was giving trees new life, and life continues. Not everybody understands this; it’s not for everyone, but if you are sensitive to it, you will sense life in each item we make. People realize this when they have sold their Nakashimas. It’s like selling a part of themselves.” “I feel that there is a spirit in trees that’s very deep. I am somewhat of a Druid that way … I do feel that in order to produce a fine piece of furniture, the spirit of a tree lives on. I can give it a second life, as something like the medical profession. But I think this is in a way even more realistic and deeper than what the medical profession can do Continued on page 6

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What To Expect When Consigning: Part IV - The End Result in the 10 to 25 percent range. Some consignors of higherend collectibles can even negotiate to pay no consignment rate and get part of the buyer’s premium from auction houses that choose to levy one. Note that this kind of consignment is quite uncommon and generally involves very valuable items or collections that are in very high market demand. This is especially true if the market for those items is experiencing an increase in demand and if there are several auction houses that cater to the items in question. Much like the greater antiques and collectibles market overall, auctioneers are in competition with one another given the markets they each serve. This is one reason why researching a potential auctioneer or auction house is paramount. It should come as no surprise that many dealers and

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before they agree to consign. This is also a reason why I am a firm believer that selling any collection should never be done at a time of loss, grief, or under financial distress. In conclusion, a fair consignment rate has to be fair to all parties involved. There is no right or wrong answer. Consignors have to understand how valuable the services of an auctioneer really are and how much work they truly do. On the other side, auctioneers need to understand that collectors spend a large portion of their lives and finances acquiring their cherished belongings and want to ensure their items are being sold at a cost they deem acceptable and, most of all, fair. It’s defining what is fair that is the hard part of the equation. Thanks for reading!

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grading, authenticating, and certification was already completed. All the auction house had to do was scan each book into their database, write a brief summary highlighting the grade and then promote it accordingly. There was no needed research, endless reviewing of the noted condition of the item, or having to catalog what the item was. All those time-consuming steps were already completed beforehand. This is not to say that if I had an ungraded collection of say 400 comic books of similar importance that auction houses would not be interested in a potential consignment. I am merely attempting to demonstrate that since my collection was already graded by a third party and there was a stable and fairly liquid market for my items, the auction house had to do a lot less work than it would for someone who is bringing them a collection of ungraded books for sale. Going back to my initial questions posed, a consignor who has two sheds full of undocumented lower-end antique tools cannot typically expect an auction house to offer a similar consignment rate to the collector who has 10 to 20 high-grade and possibly rare antique tools. There is much less work on the part of the auctioneer in the latter example than in the former. This must be taken into account. This is especially true if the services of an

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16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Avenue. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Daily 10-5, Closed Sundays Dealers welcome. 16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety. 17019 Dillsburg 717-502-6069 ANTIQUES AT THE TURKEYFOOT 1014 York Rd. Builder’s hardware, unusual salvage, unique antiques & furniture. Open Thurs. through Mon. www.antiquesattheturkeyfoot.com 17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810 STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322. 17225 Greencastle 717-593-9990 THE SHOP 144 E. Baltimore St. 1/2 mi. off I-81 Exit 5. Antiques, Collectibles & Decorative accessories. Open Wed. thru Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4. 18251 Sybertsville 570-788-1275 HAL’S ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET, 732 State Rte. 93, Exit 256 off I-80, take 93 S. or Exit 145 off I-81, take 93 N. Sundays 9am-4pm.

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18930 Kintnersville 610-847-1966 GRISTIES ANTIQUES AND ODDITIES, Rt. 611 near Rt. 32. 30 Dealers. Smalls and primitives to fine furniture. Open every day 11-5. Free parking. 18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. Since “1980” 18951 Quakertown 215-536-4547 ANTIQUES AT 200 EAST/ EAST BROAD ANTIQUES, 215-536-4408, Multi-DLR shops. One Stop Shopping. 2 Fantastic Stores. Intersections Rts. 212 & 313. Shop where Dealers Buy! Open 7 days. 18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring 40 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 -5, Sundays 11-4 19343 Glenmoore 610-942-4834 ANTIQUES AT SILVER BELL FARM, 1641 Horseshoe Pike (Rts.322 & 82). 30+ Dlrs- antique/ vintage furniture, primitives, timepieces, jewelry, home decor, plants, garden items. daily 10-5, Thur. until 7.

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The Mercer Museum kicked off the holiday season with its annual exhibit, “Under the Tree: A Century of Holiday Trees and Toys,” which will run until Sunday, Jan. 3, 2016. “Under the Tree” captures the excitement of Christmas from a child’s point of view and features trees decorated to the tastes of earlier eras together with some of the toys that once delighted children on Christmas mornings past. “Under the Tree: A Century of Holiday Trees and Toys” features trees decorated with period ornaments and quality reproductions that show the evolution of this Christmas tradition in America from the 1860s through the 1960s. Some of the toys on view are trains, military toys (cardboard soldiers, cast-iron and wooden cannons), dolls including a limited-edition Christmas Barbie from the 1980s, a View Master reel (ca. 1940-60), tin wind-up toys, Baby Boomer toys, and a selection of ice skates from the 1800s through the 1950s. “Under the Tree” is included

with museum admission. Visitors to the Mercer Museum can also see the popular exhibition, LEGO “Castle Adventure,” on view until Monday, Jan. 18, 2016. LEGO “Castle Adventure” invites builders of all ages to plan and build their very own castles, using one of the greatest building materials of all time, LEGO bricks. The exhibit features a life-size LEGO dragon, jousting station, lookout tower, 3D catapult and models of European castles built out of LEGO bricks. LEGO “Castle Adventure” is included with museum admission. Admission to the Mercer Museum is $14 for adults, $12 for seniors, and $8 for youths (ages 6 to 17). Children under age 5 and members are admitted free of charge. The museum is located at Pine Street and Scout Way in Doylestown, Pa., and is open for self-guided exploration seven days a week. For more information, call 215-345-0210 or visit www.mercermuseum.org.

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Walker, he kept them between a pair of books on his bookshelf. President Kennedy’s 1951 U.S. Passport, issued to him as a congressman, sold for $52,500, and a 1950s passport issued to Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy sold for $45,000. Kennedy’s well-used leather wallet and 1959-61 Massachusetts Driver’s License went for $38,750, against a $20,000 estimate. Additional highlights included Zachary Taylor’s personally-owned eyeglasses and case, which sold for $27,500; an Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson 1864 campaign flag that realized $24,375; Dwight D. Eisenhower’s personallyowned stetson hat, $22,500; and a substantial lock of hair from President George Washington, which sold for $18,750. For more information, visit www.HA.com.

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Laura Wilson Luce of Titusville, Pa., sold for $12,500, and a menu from the R.M.S. Carpathia, the ship that first reached the Titanic following the sinking, sold for $3,125. Of equal interest to history, the license plates on the presidential limousine President Kennedy was in when he was assassinated were fatefully saved from the trash 52 years ago by Willard C. Hess, the owner of Hess & Eisenhardt, the company that retrofitted presidential limousines. The plates were purchased by an ardent Kennedy collector who wished to stay anonymous. They were consigned to Heritage by Jane Walker, Hess’s daughter, who kept the license plates for the last half century in a drawer in her Ohio kitchen. While her father was alive, said

Andy Warhol’s “Endangered Species,” 1983, set a new world record for a numbered edition when it sold for $725,000 in Heritage Auctions’ New York debut of Modern & Contemporary Art. The Oct. 28 auction, the first of two such sales planned this season, garnered more than $3.8+ million on just 21 lots. “New York’s Modern & Contemporary Art community gave Heritage Auctions a warm, warm welcome,” said Leon Benrimon, Heritage’s New York director of Modern & Contemporary Art. “We put together a strong selection unique artworks you couldn’t find anywhere else - and it’s clear collectors respected the selection and the overall character of what Heritage can bring to market.” A stunning discovery, Robert Motherwell’s “Untitled (Ochre with Black Line),” 1972-73/74, sold for $965,000 in its auction debut following more than 40 years in a private collection. Another extraordinary find, “Surveillance Camera,” 2010, by Ai Weiwei, the famed Chinese dissident artist, sold for $401,000. “Ai Weiwei’s works rarely come to auction, and we were happy to give it the exposure it deserved,” said Benrimon. “Blonde Vivienne” (Filled In), 1985/1995, by Tom Wesselmann, sold for $317,000, more than double its $150,000 estimate. Warhol’s silkscreen “Lola

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Jacobson,” 1980, an iconic society portrait, ended at $185,000. A famed and long-considered missing early Mel Ramos painting depicting Batman at his baleful best, “A Sinister Figure Lurks in the Dark,” 1962, which surfaced in northern California, realized $173,000. The painting was consigned by California resident Bill Steinfelt, who received the painting in 1962 from Ramos, trading a pile of comic books for it. Ramos was an undiscovered young painter at the time, then a teacher. The series from which the painting originates is considered the artist’s first mature work. “Reflections on Crash,” 1990, from Roy Lichtenstein’s “Reflections” series, sold for $161,000 against a $100,000 estimate; Warhol’s “$ (Quadrant),” 1982, a unique screen print in colors, sold for $131,000; “Untitled (X on Brown Paper),” circa 1933-34, by Arshile Gorky ended at $125,000; and “Balancier,” 1973, by Alexander Calder, realized $100,000. To learn more, visit www.HA.com.

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because I can make an object that lives and can live forever, possibly, if used properly. So that’s my objective and that’s my happiness to find this relationship with a tree” (7). George Nakashima’s sense of beauty continues to enthrall collectors. His work graces the homes of Steven Spielberg, Brad Pitt, Julianne Moore and many others (8). A Nakashima Conoid bench, Conoid chair, Lounge chair and Minguren II coffee table are preserved for history in the Smithsonian. In 2006, a Nakashima redwood burl and black walnut dining table sold for a stratospheric $822,400 at Sotheby’s (9). After the stock market crashed in 2008, prices reset and corrected, but the market has again witnessed an upswing. In 2012, fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg bought a 14-foot Nakashima dining table for $130,500 at a Phillips, de Pury & Luxembourg auction (10). Today, Mira continues the family tradition of woodworking and furniture making, and she has written a book about her father titled “Nature, Form and Spirit: The Life and Legacy of George Nakashima.” Of her father’s influence, she said, “Today, there is a strong legacy that lives all over the world in using the natural form of wood. The architecture he created on the property here [his workshop, studio, and home in Bucks County, Pennsylvania] now is a Historic National Landmark. Another landmark in his life was to leave the camp in the desert and start a legacy here in New Hope.” Coming from a generation embroiled in war, George Nakashima desired peace for the world. “My father had a dream to make Peace Altars for the world. If people could meet around them, we could get a little closer to world peace … sitting or standing around one has a unifying affect.” He planned to build seven Altars of Peace (which are large tables), one for each of the seven continents. Three Altars of Peace have been installed thus far: one in the

Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City; another in the Russian Academy of Art in Moscow; and a third in Auroville, in Pondicherry, India, an offshoot of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram where George was a disciple at one time. A fourth is planned for Capetown, South Africa, at the Desmond Tutu Peace Centre. The New York Altar of Peace is made from two matching walnut planks; it measures 10.5by-10.5-feet and weighs more than 1,000 lbs. George Nakashima passed away on June 15, 1990, in New Hope, Pa., leaving the world a legacy of beauty and a hope for peace. ———————————1. George Nakashima Woodworker, Nakashima woodworker.com. 2. Historic Resource Study, Minidoka Interment Na-tional Monument by Amy Lowe Meger, NPS.gov, Colorado State University, pp. 100-101. 3. Ibid, pp. 149-151. 4. Ibid., p. 147. 5. Artwork, photos and artifacts from internment camps scheduled to sell at a Rago Auction earlier this year was canceled due to protests by internees and their descendants. George Takei (“Sulu” on Star Trek), a board trustee of the Japanese American National Museum and who was interned in two camps as a boy, was instrumental in seeing the collection acquired by the museum. See LA Times article, “George Takei helps L.A. museum acquire internment camp artifacts,” by Deborah Vankin, May 2, 2015, www.LATimes.com. 6. Historic Resource Study, Minidoka Interment National Monument by Amy Lowe Meger, NPS.gov, Colorado State University, p. 146. 7. “Interview with George Nakashima,” courtesy of Jim Bunn with assistance from John Nakashima, and www.nakashimawood worker.com. 8. New York Times, “Antiques: A Reverence For Wood And Nature,” by Wendy Moonan, November 2013. 9. Blouinartinfo.com, “On the ‘Particular Destiny’ of Designer George Naka-shima’s Craft Woodwork-ing,” by William L. Hamilton, November 26, 2012. 10. Ibid.

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OHIO 01/23-24/16, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques, , Ohio Expo Center

12/19/15, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antique & Vintage Flea Market, 820 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia Flea Market Spring Garden Indoor

12/19-20/15, COLUMBUS, Antiques Market, Ohio Expo Center

VIRGINIA PENNSYLVANIA 01/02/16, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Antique & Vintage Flea Market, 820 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia Flea Market Spring Garden Indoor

01/09-10/16, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea & Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

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12/12/15, AUDUBON, SAT 10 AM, Antiques & Collectibles including US & foreign coins, antique furniture, mantel & wall clocks, paintings, prints, paper & advertising items, Victorian trade cards etc., 100 W Merchant St, Audubon's Auctioneers

12/11/2015, NEW HOLLAND, FRI 5 PM, Large toy & collectible auction, New Holland Fire Hall 339 E Main St, Randy Stoltzfus & Richard Harry

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01/16/16, NAZARETH, SAT 10 AM, Fantastic collection of early advertising memorabilia, 60 choice pieces of antique salt glaze jugs & crocks w/cobalt blue script advertising, rare Luminaire funeral parlor combination fan/light, Victorian furniture, hard to find oak furniture, sports including baseball collection, Chuck Bednarik plaque etc., 330 W Moorestown Rd Rt 512, Dotta Auction Company

NEW JERSEY 01/30/16, POINT PLEASANT, SAT 9:30 AM, Lots of antiques, collectibles, glassware, pottery, clean used furniture, jewelry etc., 1125 Arnold Ave, Concepts 1 Auction House

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12/12/15, WALNUTPORT, SAT 10 AM, Estate & Collectibles including 1969 Chevy El Camino Pro Street Drag Car 454 TH 350 Trans all street legal ready to go, Clark 5000 LBS fork lift LP gas generator, mobility scooter, early auto manuals Miller plasma cutter, Honda generator etc., OnSite 4560 Lehigh Dr, All Points Auction Company

12/12/15, YORK, SAT 10 AM, Coins, 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service, Inc.

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12/12/15, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Books, paper & collectibles; silver & jewelry Noon, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

12/14/15, MAPLE GLEN, MON ONLINE SALE ENDS, Platinum & diamond eternity bracelet, American cherry two part secretary desk, Austrian art deco period bar trolley, continental furniture, sterling & coin silver items American, estate porcelain etc. Preview Dec. 12 @ 1425 Welsh Rd, Maple Glen from 10 am-5 pm or by appt., Online @ www.locatillc.com, Locati, LLC

12/12/15, KINZERS, SAT 10 AM, Three John Deere riding mowers, tools, sterling & costume jewelry, furniture, prints, old books, clocks John Deere toys etc., Kinzer Fire Hall 3521 Lincoln Hwy E, George H. Wilson

12/14/15, YORK, MON 9 AM, Antiques, collectibles, glassware, china, Christmas decorations, cameras, projectors, films, tools, box lots; costume jewelry sells at Noon; furniture sells at 4 pm, 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service, Inc.

12/12/15, MARIETTA, SAT 9 AM, Furniture, antiques, guns, toys, stoneware, pottery, redware, glass, china etc., OnSite 220 W Front St, John M. Hess Auction Service, Inc.

12/15-16/15, QUAKERTOWN, TUES & WED 6 PM, Toys, Comics & Collectibles, 18 S 5th St Su 200, Sellersville Auction LLC

12/15/15, ANDREAS, TUES 1 PM, Othello kitchen coal stove, Stickley high boy dresser, signed bronze pig sculpture by H. Glaudenbeck & Sohns w/marble base marked R. Rushe, 1903, early straight razors, stained glass windows etc., Andreas Station House 42 Andreas Rd, Dean R. Arner 12/15/15, SCHNECKSVILLE, TUES 10 AM, 12 H.P.Portrait plates, French bronze clock & Ansonia Royal Bonn china case clock, Lalique, 20+ Girandole sets and singles, fur coats, jewelry, Asian items, artwork, antique & name brand furniture including two case clocks etc., Gallery 4644 Main St (Rt 309), Tom Hall Auctions, Inc. 12/17, HATFIELD, THURS 9 AM & 7 PM, 9 am - Estate Auction of antiques, collectibles, china, glassware etc.; Perkasie Estate Auction onsite/online only bidding closes 7 pm @ 811 Callowhill Rd., Perkasie, PA. auction includes period & stylized furniture, china, glassware, gooks, wood carvings, 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Alderfer Auction & Appraisal 12/18-19/15, COGAN STATION, FRI & SAT 10 AM, Local Civil War effects collection, fine art/paintings, equine racing & hunt scene prints, bronze fixtures, fine gold & other jewelry pieces, Victorian glass Epergnes & other glasswares, Vintage Lionel Trains & accessories, period, country & other furniture etc., Gallery 3530 Lycoming Creek Rd, Roan Inc. Auctioneers & Appraisers 12/19/15, LITITZ, SAT 9 AM, Collection of petroleum memorabilia tools & equipment, OnSite 45 S Heck Rd, John M. Hess Auction Service, Inc. 12/19/15, SPRING GROVE, SAT 8:30 AM, Antiques, furniture, jewelry, pictures, candles, signs, flags, stars, all the stock, decorations, shelving, OnSite Hilltop Country Barn Antiques & Gifts 6146 York Rd Rt 116 W, Wehrlys Auction

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Morphy Auctions’ Premier Coin Auction Tops $690,000 Morphy’s Premier Coin Auction on Oct. 31 was all treats and no tricks for the hundreds of numismatists participating in the sale. This event featured 828 lots of the world’s most collectible and important local, national, and international currencies, including gold coins and silver dollars with all denominations and key and semi-key dates represented. When the final hammer fell on this 100 percent sell-through event, 90 lots realized $1,000 or above, nine lots realized $2,500 or above, and five lots registered over $5,000. This auction offered lucky collectors an outstanding selection of more than 50 penny and half cent coin buying opportunities. A 1796 United States Liberty Cap half cent, in very good condition, realized $6,500. The head-right facing version of this currency was only minted from 1794 through 1797 and is extraordinarily rare. And one collector took a shine to a 1909 S VDB graded wheat penny that realized $2,500. This sought-after coin in mint condition features the initials of Victor David Brenner, the designer of the Lincoln cent, and was minted in San Francisco. Silver dollars were another sterling category in this

auction, with more than two dozen examples on offer. A 1796 small Eagle silver dollar in fine plus condition soared to $9,000. This coin, minted from only 1795 to 1803, was The 1796 U.S. Liberty Cap halfcent realized $6,500. made from 89.2 percent silver instead of the traditional 90 percent due to a silver shortage at the time. And an 1893 Morgan silver dollar in This 1796 small Eagle silver dollar realized $9,000. very good condition realized $4,000, far from small change! Its mark from the San Francisco mint makes this example much more desirable than similar examples struck in Philadelphia, Carson City, or New Orleans. Collectors also took a shine to over 100 lots of gold

coins featured in this sale. An 1878 United States $3 cased gold coin medalled to realize $2,500. This coin was minted from 1854 to 1889 and features an Indian princess as part of its unusual design. And a 1799 United States $10 Liberty gold coin found its freedom at $9,000. This very fine example was designed Robert Scot, the first Chief Engraver of the United States Mint. Cut sheets and bank notes were also high currency contenders in this auction. A 1917 United States Elliot-Burke uncirculated $1 note cut sheet more than doubled its high estimate to realize $2,000. A handsomely illustrated, 1875 $10 Ephrata, Pa., charter realized $2,250, while a 1902 Gap, Pa., charter with a distinctive red seal realized $2,750. Both of these Lancaster County bank notes were initially issued at $10. “It was extraordinary to see such strength across every currency category represented in this auction; 98

percent of the items were from the Shirley and Elmer Pierce collection, which was expertly curated over almost seven decades. The Pierce family attended the sale and was delighted not only with the financial results, but the outpouring of interest in Elmer’s legacy in the coin-collecting community. Elmer had This 1875 $10 Ephrata, Pa., charter realized $2,250. a particularly good eye for Pennsylvania-area currencies. These also attracted the interest of many local numismatists, who bid enthusiastically for the best examples,” said Dr. John Morphy, coin expert and lead cataloger for this sale. For more information, readers may visit www.MorphyAuctions.com. This 1902 Gap, Pa., charter with a distinctive red seal sold for $2,750.

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BODNAR’S AUCTION SALES THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2015 4,000+ Lots

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Preview sale day: Doors open at 8:30 A.M. As the sales begin preview ends in those rings except in the box lot section. Food on Premises 9:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. Absentee and Phone Bids Accepted! Auctioneer’s Note: We are jammed packed at this auction! We are selling the contents of over 30 local estates packed with many quality items just in time for the holidays! This sale features a nice selection of quality ready for your home antique and new furniture from Thomasville, Baker and other quality makers. Over 400 lots of quality collectibles will be offered with another outstanding Hummel collection. Many country primitives will also be offered as well as a nice estate collection of dolls and doll related items. Hot Wheels and Lionel trains will also be offered in our 1,000+ lots of Toys from all Generations! 3:30 P.M. a big surprise will happen so come and check us out just before the holiday and get that last minute gift! Highlights: Ridgeway oversized Grandfather clock, like new Thomasville furniture, Baker, American Drew, RJ Horner, Denmark furniture including a beautiful teak dining room set signed Gudme Mobelfabrik, Just a large selection of quality furniture! Many pieces’ showroom clean and ready to go in your home! Waterford and Baccarat crystal, Daum, Lalique, Royal Copenhagen, B&G, Flow Blue, Dunhill, Tiffany and Co., Cartier, Villeroy and Bach, Limoges, signed DALI porcelain sculptor, Lladro, Royal Doulton, Cybis, Jim Shore, Egyptian figurines, 250+ Hummels, Belleek, Chinese and Asian porcelain, huge selection of Country Primitives, Pepsi-Cola items, beer related items, large collection of paper goods, collection of coffee grinders, over 100 pieces of art! 50+ showcases of costume jewelry, Quality selection of sterling and enamel pieces. 75 lots of the new costume jewelry, quality purses and beaded purses, sterling silver chalice, 400+ Dolls to include, German porcelain doll, selection of felt dolls, Breyer Carolers, Madame Alexander, Effanbee dolls, Knickerbocker dolls, selection of miniatures and related items, Huge Hot Wheels collection all mint on card with many rare new finds! 027 Lionel trains, HO Trains, collection of 20+ lots of Sports items all with COA’s from Steiner Sports, plus over 300 lots of vintage and new toys!

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Just 6 miles north of Route 22 in the Allentown, Penna. Area 12 H.P. Portrait Plates * French Bronze Clock & Ansonia Royal Bonn China Case Clock * Lalique * 20 plus Girandole sets and singles * Fur Coats * Jewelry * Asian Items * 2 Bergman Bronze statues * Artwork incl. various Oils, Lithographs, and Drawings by E. Mourin - K.H. McCormick - Thomas Birch - Paul Sandby - Wouvermans - Salvador Dali - Picasso - Gordan Grant - Charles Chaplin - Augustus John - 125 Lots Antique and Name Brand Furniture incl. 2 Tall case clocks * Plus. 10 A.M: 125 Lots Furniture incl. Continental Rococo style carved mahogany 47” bench, French Provincial style 3 drawer fruitwood commode, pair Louis XVI style balloon back chairs, campaign style metal bound camphorwood 2 drawer low chest, Provincial Louis XVI style wire door fruitwood 62” tall * 48” wide armoire, Chippendale style mahogany fold over table cabriole legs carved with dragon heads & claw & ball feet, Biedermeier inlaid fruitwood table, Louis XVI style brass bound mahogany Handkerchief Folding table 32” tall & 24” wide, Louis XVI style upholstered painted stool, French style faux marble painted 2 drawer pair Regency style painted & caned side chairs console 29” tall & 36” wide, Dunbar Berne, Indiana pair burled wood 2 shelf side tables, Thonet set 6 stools One Park Ave., NY, (2) open armchairs by Craft Associates Wilkes Barre, PA, white coffee tabletop swivels to display bar interior, Victorian tall back bed with matching dresser, oak china cabinet, oak 4 shelf cabinet with green slag glass decoration, earlier (1787 on side panel) decorated dower chest with original large & heavy key. Approx. 10:30 A.M. begin Bronze sculpture of Goats head - no signature found - 4’9” total height - very impressive on a marble base, Pair Asian brass 28” tall andirons with flaming ball finial & dolphin feet, ornate French bronze mantel clock 25” tall - 17” wide & 10” deep, Ansonia china case clock with open escapement, Golden Nugget 25 cent slot machine, Steuben, 20 plus Girandole sets and singles, Mary Gregory Glass, barber bottles, colored glass, sterling, Mettlach stein, Steuben glass, 6 Laszlo Ispanky figurines, men’s boxed smoke pipes - Swedish art glass Granna Glasbruk 10” vase, Ray & Tim Gallucci pottery, 2 Klaus Ihlenfeld bronze sculptures, Asian porcelain & pottery sold separately & in groups, Orrefors Jan Johansson 11” vase #33773, Porcelain stein Black man in formal attire, very scarce African American chalk figural nodding bank drop a coin and activate the nodding devise, Wilcox Silver Plate Co. Meridian, Ct. African American motif ice bucket 16” tall with head of man as finial later 1800’s. ART: Frits Thaulow (Oslo, Norway 1847-1906) oil on canvas of Venice Italy Canal City View, E. Mourin oil on canvas French 19th/20th century - image of Man in a Cardinal’s red garb Playing Cello - signed & dated 1892, oil on canvas Impressionist Summer View of Boats & People on a Lake - signed E.H. (Elizabeth) McCormick, Gordon Grant lithograph “Harbor Traffic” a 10”x12” image, John Carroll sketch of Reclining Nude Young Lady, other examples of nude models, 2 Walt Kuhn signed in pencil Nudes, Augustus John British 1878-1961 Nude Study signed in pencil on reverse & sold with a letter from the artist discussing a possible portrait of the Queen, Augustus John - British 1878-1961 Nude Study 20”x22” (2) Italian School 17th century 9”x7” & 4”x4” images of Angel & Bacchanal scene - both in brown ink with gray wash on paper, School of Francois Boucher 10.5”x15” sanguine chalk on paper Landscape with a Bridge & Village, Charles Despian French 1874-1946 signed 13”x11” Nude Study sanguine chalk on paper, Charles Chaplin French 1825-1891 signed 8.25”x11.5” Venus with a Mirror (after The Rokeby Venus) red chalk on paper, French School 18th century red chalk on paper image of The Nativity 9.5”x16” with oval blind stamp, Early Views of Bethlehem, Pa. including a “Southwest View of Bethlehem: 8”x10.25” - dated 1803 & signed B. Benade, watercolor of Bethlehem 8”x10” “Southwest View of Bethlehem a view of Budapest” dated 1921 w/illegible signature, ETC. Wonderful 28”x29” framed oil on canvas - somewhere in the 1800’s with a large river in background - canvas features vignettes of men trending oxen & in distance a hill top collection of larger buildings - a university look - very tranquil peaceful kingdom feeling - still looking for a signature, PLUS SO MUCH MORE!!! Please visit www.tomhallauctions.com for more information, terms & photos Absentee Bidding Happily Accepted * info@tomhallauctions.com * 610-799-0808 * AU-1734

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Man Of Steel Proves To Be A Mighty Force At Hake’s Premium-quality merchandise and strong competition were the winning combination that drove Hake’s Americana and Collectibles Auction to a $1.1 million finish on Nov. 12. The online doubleheader, with two days of feverish bidding divided by an intermission day, featured some of the finest examples of rare pop culture items ever to appear at auction. “Although the term ‘pop culture’ is ubiquitous these days, it has always been in Hake’s vocabulary, and in our 48 years of operation, we’ve never assembled a more impressive group of collectibles falling under that heading than what was organized for this sale,” said Alex Winter, president of Hake’s. “The response from our bidders exceeded even our own lofty expectations, and we achieved some truly staggering prices on many pieces.” Superman soared to the number-one slot when Frank Frazetta’s (American, 19282010) original specialty artwork depicting the Man of Steel sold for $35,420, a price well beyond the estimate of $10,000 to $20,000. The professionally matted 15.5-by17.5-inch watercolor of an airborne Superman was one of many choice auction items that came to Hake’s from the late Ken “Franco” Toscanini’s collection. All prices quoted in this report are inclusive of a 15 percent buyer’s premium. One of the predicted stars of the November online sale was a framed and matted

original album cover for the Beatles’ 1964 studio album “A Hard Day’s Night,” autographed on verso by all four members of the legendary English band. Multiple-autographed Beatles material is extraordinarily rare, and in the case of the LP in Hake’s sale, it came with not only a Hake’s Certificate of Authenticity (COA) but also a Letter of Authenticity from Frank Caiazzo, the world’s top authority on Beatles handwriting. The signed album closed at $27,781. Superman also claimed third place in the auction when a rare Superman linenmounted one-sheet for the 1948 movie starring Kirk Alyn realized $16,761. It came from the Toscanini collection, as did a colorful pictorial shipping carton that originally contained 20 boxes of Bowman’s Superman 1-Cent Super Bubble Gum and Picture Card sets. One of only two examples known to Hake’s, it landed at $12,525. Other Superman highlights included a die-cut promotional folder in the shape of the superhero, $9,260; a circa1949 “Superman Official Junior Suspenders” display box with contents, $8,625; and a rare Superman Cut-Outs book, $7,590. A happy unbirthday party was declared when an “Alice in Wonderland” Mad Hatter Regal China prototype teapot decimated its $1,000-$2,000

estimate to sell for an aston- jugate button sold for $7,653. ishing $15,306. The heavily From an earlier era, a Taft glazed vessel was cleverly “Good Luck 1908” swastika designed so that the zany, jugate button spurred strong top-hatted character’s body competition, earning $5,514 shape followed the teapot’s against a $1,000-$2,000 esticlassical bulbous form. mate. A Bryan/Stevenson From the exceptional but “real photo” jugate button little-known superhero collec- retired at $4,428. tion of Chicagoan Gary Keller, A rare Black Panther a boxed Remco Official Green poster with a photographic Hornet Working Black Beauty image of founders Huey Dashboard set crushed its Newton and Bobby Seale in A framed Beatles “A Hard Day’s Night” album cover autographed on verso by $2,000-$5,000 estimate, steer- front of the group’s storefront all four members of the band, 1964, sold for $27,781. ing to $14,055. The dash- headquarters in Oakland, board’s design incorporates Calif., was a popular entry, poster for The Doors’ Oct. 14, typical 5-inch to 8-inch figures such features as a moving selling for $4,427 against a 1967, show at Susquehanna that were popular at that steering wheel, moving $400-$1,000 estimate. A circa University (Selinsgrove, Pa.) time. Baseball cards always do speedometer, motorized 1969 Emory Douglas poster more than quadrupled its windshield wipers, working depicting a black female revo- high estimate, selling for well at Hake’s, this time leadhorn, workable gearshift, lutionary with a rifle and $9,336. Another vividly visual ing off with a 1924-25 Aguilitas electric directions signals, spear swept past its $400- flashback to the ’60s, a Jimi #869 Oscar Charleston (PSA glove compartment, turning $700 estimate to settle at Hendrix Experience concert Poor 1), which realized $5,509. poster from Germany with art- The Cuban card produced for radio knobs, cigarette lighter $1,984. and ignition. Concert posters flexed work by Gunther Kieser blazed the Aguilitas Cigarette brand “The rarity and condition their muscles and attracted to $6,600. Other encore-wor- features a glossy photo front of key items from the Gary stunning prices, just as they thy posters included a Joe Tex with the text “Charleston Base Keller collection played a did in Hake’s July 2015 sale. and Percy Sledge advert for a Ball.” Other auction stars major role in our achieving “As was the case with our 1968 concert on segregated another million-dollar-plus summer auction, many beaches in Annapolis, Md., included a Marx For Toys pin sale,” said Winter. Those items posters we offered were $5,060; a 1958 “November depicting Santa in a “Spirit of included an Ideal Batman Play extremely rare examples that Dance” doo-wop poster pro- 1927” bi-plane, which sold for Set, $10,247; a Hot Wheels Line just don’t turn up at auction,” moting a fraternity dance in $3,289 (a record for any Santa 1970 store display with 16 die- said Winter. A thin cardboard New Jersey, $3,985; a late- pinback); Jack Kirby’s original 1960s Aretha Franklin art for page 28 of the comic cast replica vehicles, poster, $3,479; and a book Journey Into Mystery $6,072; and two winpsychedelic-style first #107,” $10,120; a 1930s French dowpane-boxed Posin’ printing announcing carousel figure of Mickey Dolls from Ideal’s quarCream’s 1968 concerts Mickey Mouse, $7,475; and a tet of “Super Queens.” at San Francisco’s large-size 1930s Mickey Mouse Wonder Woman raced Winterland, $1,961. and friends sand pail from the to $5,313; while Sports collectors Doug and Pat Wengel collecAquaman’s wife, Mera, vied for a 1960s tion, $5,693. was bid to $4,898. Baltimore Colts retailTo learn more, call tollPolitical memoraer’s-display bobbing free at 866-404-9800 or 717bilia was another redhead that closed at 434-1600. To view the fully hot category. An impor$5,983. The large, illustrated catalog for Hake’s tant 1948 figure Auction #216, visit T h u r m o n d / W r i g h t The Remco Green Hornet working Black Beauty impressive Dixiecrats “States Dashboard, boxed, copyright 1966, from the Gary Keller stands 13.5-inches, www.hakes.com. much taller than the Images courtesy of Hake’s. Rights the Constitution” collection, sold for $14,055.

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began to study examples of original upholstery and to design new systems that would replicate period coverings without adding thousands of damaging tacks to fragile antique frames. In time, his minimally intrusive upholstery techniques were copied and adapted by colleagues at institutions across the country.” Graves joined the Conservation Department at its inception in 1984. As David B. Blanchfield, Colonial Williamsburg’s director of conservation, writes in the book: “In a time when great emphasis is placed on the formal education of young art conservators, Leroy’s career serves as a reminder that an earlier paradigm, that of apprentice training, remains valid. Leroy matured as a professional concurrently with many of the modern concepts of scientific conservation, and he has helped define those concepts as they relate to upholstered furniture conservation ... Individuals become

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the subject been written by someone who is both a craftsman and a furniture historian, qualifications that provide the author with a unique perspective. A chapter on “The Graves Approach” for nonintrusive upholstery conservation is included as well. As explained in the book, “Reupholstering antique seating furniture using traditional methods compromises and, in some cases, destroys the original integrity of the objects. When hundreds of new tacks are added to secure successive treatments, for example, furniture frames suffer extensive damage, and evidence of the object’s original upholstery is lost ... the Graves approach assesses each piece individually and develops a treatment plan in response to its individual needs.” These nonintrusive methods were developed to restore antiques to their earliest appearance without marking or disturbing the frames, thus preserving not only original materials but also evidence. Recognized today worldwide as a leader in the field of upholstery conservation, Graves reached that status in the field via an uncommon path. He first joined the facilities maintenance staff of Colonial Williamsburg in 1967 and was soon thereafter recruited to be an art handler in the Department of Collections, a position he held for nearly 10 years. As Ronald L. Hurst, the Carlisle H. Humelsine chief curator at The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, writes of Graves in his foreword to the book: “His keen eye, intellectual curiosity, exceptional hand skills and intense work ethic caught the attention of the senior curatorial staff and led to an opportunity to work in the furniture conservation lab ... [There, he]

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During most of the last century, furniture curators and collectors paid little attention to historic upholstery. Not until the 1970s did the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and several other museums begin to reconsider the long-held practice of removing and discarding original upholstery when they acquired seating forms. These institutions came to realize that modern upholsterers were overstuffing the contours of early seating and creating an out-of-proportion and distorted appearance that was hiding carefully shaped frames, carved ornaments and other design elements. For the next 20 years, Colonial Williamsburg’s curators began collecting 17th-, 18th-, and early 19th-century seating that retained original coverings and assembled a noteworthy assemblage of British and American pieces. Together, these objects and their forensic studies answered myriad questions about early upholstery, from webbing patterns to bolster shapes to trimmings for show materials. Now, in “Early Seating Upholstery: Reading the Evidence” (The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, $65, October 2015), conservator Leroy Graves analyzes the objects forensically and illustrates his methods of nonintrusive conservation. The result is a significant contribution to our understanding of the field. In illustrated chapters featuring color photography as well as black-and-white line drawings, “Early Seating Upholstery” presents a brief history of upholstered seating furniture and discusses the 18th-century upholsterer and the structure and components of upholstered seating furniture (including sections on furniture frames, upholstery materials, and establishing the physical profiles of the objects). The book describes how to read the physical “evidence” on a bare frame in ways that will help readers make sense of what they are looking at. Many of the objects analyzed (including early side chairs, back stools, armchairs, easy chairs and settees, sofas and couches) are bare frames that have been upholstered once, twice and up to seven or eight times. Other pieces retain only portions of their original under upholstery. Never before has a book on

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1969 Chevy El Camino Pro Street Drag Car 454 TH 350 Trans All Street Legal Ready To Go, Clark 5000 LBS Forklift LP Gas (works very well), Mobility Scooter, early Auto Manuals, Miller Plasma cutter, Honda generator, Brand new Senco nail gun, Trans Adapter for floor jack, Gas powered pressure washer, Roofing material, Dually Truck Wheel Jack, Ratchet straps, Engine stand, Golds Gym Floor Walker, HVAC duct cutting machine - Groove - Master, Circular saw, B&D Hedge Trimmers electric & cordless, Wagner 929 power Roller, 6� Bench Grinder, Wen Electric Buffer/Grinder, Creeper, Hoover Steam & Vac, Bathroom Scale, Sony Home Theater, Christmas decor of all kinds, Igloo Cooler with Car Adapter, New 9x13 Tarp, Mr. Coffee 12 Cup, West Bend 12-30 Cup Coffeepot, New Pancake Maker, New Footed Cake Plate, Crystal Candy Dish, Stainless Steel Meat Slicer, John Wayne Clock, Golf Caddy, Awning, etc. See www.estatesale.com ID#5107 For photos & details. Phone 717-222-6191 Rapid Payment After the Auction. All Points Auction Company lic. #RY-000180-L ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★

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AT 6 P.M. Golden, Silver, Bronze & Copper Age Comic Books. Many Key Issues, #1s, Origins & 1st Appearances. Golden Age Incl. Super Hero, EC Horror, Western, Classics Illustrated w/1st Editions, Disney, Funnies & Mighty Midgets. Silver & Bronze Age Incl. X-Men, Fantastic Four, Superman, Spiderman, Journey Into Mystery, Thor, Tales to Astonish, Batman, Avengers, Showcase & Mixed Underground Titles. Mixed CGC & CBCS Graded Comics. Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium w/3% Discount for Cash/Check (InHouse & Absentee Bidding Through www.SellersvilleAuction.com) 18% Buyer’s Premium w/3% Discount for Cash/Check for LIVE Online Bidding (Day 1 Only).

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Results From Swann’s Travel Posters Sale

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15 , 2015

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Furnishings including student desk, Singer sewing machine; brass Stiffel lamps; Lladro; Hummels; grouping of German nutcrackers; Japanese collectibles; jewelry; Silver; Sterling & coin silver; artwork; musical instruments; cameras; Breyer Horse collection containing many horse figures, foals, limited editions, signed, numbered and yearly special edition Halloween horses. They range in production dates from the 50’s through to the present and some with original boxes; Dolls including MIB Alexandar dolls, Storybook Doll collection & bisque doll bed; Longaberger baskets; comic books; CHINA & GLASSWARE: Limoges; Toby jugs; Pair of Meissen cobalt blue snake handle vases; Flow Blue; Daum France signed crystal sailboat; Royal Doulton figures, Fenton, Lalique and Orrefors.

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Bidding Closes Thursday, December 17th @ 7:00 PM Preview: Tuesday, December 15th from 3:00-5:00 PM Load out: Wednesday, December 23rd from 3:00-6:00 PM Preview/Load-Out Location: 811 Callowhill Rd, Perkasie Pa Period and Stylized Furniture includes- Leaded glass stack bookcase, secretary bookcase desk, empire sideboard, bow front bachelors chest, Chippendale style wing chairs, Duncan Phyfe style leather sofa, regency style and open arm chairs, mahogany coffee, tea, end and stack tables, ebonized and bronze bracket clock, china, glassware, books, wood carvings. For More Details go to www.AlderferAuction.com Applicable buyers premium applies. Absentee bids accepted.

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Swann Auction Galleries held a rare and important travel posters sale on Nov. 19, totaling $482,272, including b u y e r ’ s premium. “ T h i s robust sale, with an enviable 77 percent sellthrough rate, saw multiple records broken, setting new highs Odin Rosenvinge’s “Cunard Line / Liverpool for both / New York / Boston / (Lusitania),” circa posters and, 1907, sold for $15,600, an auction record in four for the artist. Leslie Ragan’s “The New 20th Century Limited,” 1939, cases, for the artists themsold for $22,500, an auction record for the artist. selves. Every auction has its surprises, and in this auction the Internet drove bidding especially high in the Italian DEAN R. ARNER AUCTIONEER, LLC posters being offered. Swann has been a market leader in broadening collector awareTH AT 1:00 P.M. ness about travel posters, and ANDREAS STATION HOUSE, we continue to prove ourselves to be America’s best 18211 42 ANDREAS ROAD, venue for offering select Othello Kitchen Coal Stove, Stickley Highboy Dresser, Signed Bronze Pig Sculpture By H. Gladenbeck & Sohns w/Marble Base posters in this category,” said Marked R. Rushe, 1903, Early Straight Razors, Stained Glass Nicholas D. Lowry, Swann Windows, Many Geodes, Microscopes, Brass Weighted Scales, Galleries’ president and direcChronometers Made By Hamilton & Co., Lancaster, PA, Antiques, Glassware, Pottery, Adv. Items, Simplicity Snow Thrower, Air tor of vintage posters. Compressor, Puma Knife Collection, Household Goods, Tools And To learn more about this Much More! sale or Swann, visit Check Full Listing & Photos At www.auctionzip.com ID#21038. www.swanngalleries.com. DEAN R. ARNER AUCTIONEER, LLC AY-002077L 570-386-3389

TOY & TRAIN AUCTION SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13 AT 9 A.M. Preview: Friday, December 11 from 12 Noon-4 P.M. & 8 A.M. thru auction 1500 Paxton Street,

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CATALOGED LOTS (at 10 A.M.): TOYS: Knickerbocker Mickey Mouse cowboy; Carnell Roundup cowboy outfit in OB; still banks; 100s toy soldiers incl. Britains; child’s tea set; sulfide marble; German papier-mâché goose candy container; cow & goat pull toys; Evel Knievel incl. X600 Walkie Talkies & Sky Cycle in OBs; taxi pedal car. Steiff: Sulky; US Zone rabbit; Mopsy; replica bears. Windup: Dandy Jim clown; robot; space ship; Toonerville Trolley; animals; more. Vehicles: Battery op; windup; Japanese tin; Buddy L; cast-iron Kenton Jaeger; Structo; Schuco; space. DOLLS: Vintage Mother Goose; bisque head incl. black; wax head; china; Indian; Kyugetsu geisha; Madame Alexander; Sebino North Pole in OB; Kestner; Wolf child’s model form. LIONEL: Sets incl. Chessie #6-11075; Black River; Holiday Special 8-81029. Locomotives & cars incl. scratch built iron steam loco & tender; animated cars; rolling stock; accessories. HO TRAINS: Brass locos incl. Balboa; United Scale Models; Atlas; West Side; more in OBs. Other cars & locos in OBs incl. Athearn; Bowser; more. OTHER: Ives; K-Line; Am. Flyer; Marx; Marklin S gauge set; Hafner set; RR memorabilia incl. Gen Railway signal & signs. UNCATALOGED LOTS OF TRAINS & TOYS (at 9 A.M.): Trains incl. Lionel; dolls; vehicles more!

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Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century All Out For Freedom: Memories And Mementos Of World War II By Donald-Brian Johnson Seventy years ago, America took a deep breath, hit the reset button, and life began anew. It was 1945, and World War II was finally at an end. Certainly, the future would have its challenges. But for now, once seemingly insurmountable challenges had been met. The spirit and dedication of the war years would serve as an inspiration for the future. Nowhere is that inspiration more vividly evident than in the memories and mementos of “life on the homefront.” In addition to keeping homefires burning and production lines humming, civilians were also busy boosting morale for America’s fighting forces. One of the most important ways was through upbeat correspondence. Traditional greeting cards were soon replaced by “V-Mail,” a speedier means of keeping in touch with those stationed overseas. Letters written on “V” (for “Victory”) mailers were reduced to 16-mm

microfilm for overseas transport. For members of the Armed Forces, V-Mail postage was free. And, thanks to the booklet “How to Write Love Letters,” even the most bashful soldier could make his intentions clear to a stateside sweetheart. Among its tips: “How To Say The Most In A V-Mail Letter.” Did it work? Well, it did for the girl in the ad, who exuberantly exclaims, “Why this is wonderful! It’s the most beautiful love letter that Jim ever wrote me!” For the militarily clueless, there were publications such as “The War Dictionary” to help them out. If your favorite G.I. correspondent was doing time as a “pearl diver,” congratulations were not in order. According to the dictionary, that G.I. Joe was on k.p. (kitchen police) duty, washing dishes! Many Americans wanted to do something more for the enlisted men and women passing through their communities. That desire to spread good cheer gave birth to military-only “Canteens.” The canteen concept began in New York City, with the American Theatre Wing’s “Stage Door Canteen.” Here, Broadway stars performed for, danced with, and

served snacks to visiting service personnel. The canteens soon spread to California, with the opening of the “Hollywood Canteen,” a project spearheaded by Bette Davis. Soon, small-town canteens dotted America, with everyday folk making the days brighter for transient troops. One of the best-known, Nebraska’s “North Platte Canteen,” offered coffee, sandwiches, and smokes to those traveling the Union Pacific Railroad route. At its peak, the North Platte Canteen played host to over 8,000 visitors daily, once serving 2,000 soldiers within 30 minutes.

“Rosie the Riveter,” the iconic image of the World War II working woman, is celebrated here in a 1942 song by Red Evans & John Jacob Loeb,est.$25-$30.

With nylon in short supply during World War II,Vogue Picture Records offered this A “Sweetheart” pin from the earliest “Serenade to a Pair of Nylons,” by the days of the war, 2.25-inches long, est. Charlie Shavers Quintet,est.$100-$125. $30-$40.

Staying healthy on the homefront included nutritious “Victory Lunches.” This lunch box-shaped cookbook was offered by Omar Bread, est. $10-$15. Just for the fellas, “Male Call” was a comic strip created exclusively for men in the military by Steve Canyon and artist Milton Caniff, 1945 hardbound collection, est. $50-$75.

Of course, civilians needed moraleboosting too. Patriotism and entertainment often combined. Many Hollywood stars tirelessly toured the country promoting the sale of war bonds. Attend a rally, buy a bond, and any- Hungry, boys? Volunteers at Nebraska’s famed thing could happen. “North Platte Canteen” display a delectable array of Glamorous Dorothy sandwiches. The 1943 photo is from the Union Lamour might invite you onstage for a kiss Pacific archives, est. $10-$15. ... bubbly Betty Grable might ask the comfort food of the times. you to jitterbug ... or sultry When days seemed darkest, Marlene Dietrich might enchant soothing vocalists such as Dinah you by playing a tune on her Shore, Kate Smith, and Bing Crosby offered the promise of a musical saw. Radio programs served as better tomorrow. Comedian Bob Hope provided ongoing reminders that it was all right (more than all right, actually - it was your duty as an American) to laugh in the face of adversity. Nearly every radio program incorporated the realities of wartime life into its storyline. On “Fibber McGee & Molly,” for instance, the duo coped with Fibber’s “black market” flirtation. (In case you’re wondering, Fibber finally recognized the virtues of rationing, just in time for the end of the episode). The message was clear. In the words of one radio promo, Helpful hints for the homefront.A pam- “No matter who we are, or phlet courtesy of WIBW Radio, Topeka, where we hail from, we’re all Kan., est. $25-$35. Americans. We’re all in this together. Working together, we can succeed.” World War II homefront memorabilia celebrates a particularly significant slice of American life, 70 years on, the items still radiate with a refreshingly positive energy. These aren’t just dusty artifacts. They’re part of America’s memA “Cleminsons of California” coffee ory book. Donald-Brian Johnson is the mug with patriotic slogan. The mug co-author of numerous books reverse depicts a smiling soldier, est. on design and collectibles, $20-$25. including “Postwar Pop,” a

Radio favorites such as “Fibber McGee & Molly” helped brighten the dark days of World War II. This is a “Top 10” record album, est. $25-$30.

Name the place, and he was there. Bob Hope, revered for his trips to entertain the troops, is pictured here on the cover of his World War II memoir, “They Got Me Covered,” est. $15-$20.

Here is a Syroco (Syracuse Ornamental Company) “Jeep” paperweight, est. $20-$25. Photo by Ray Hanson. collection of his columns, and an upcoming second volume. Please address inquiries to: donaldbrian@msn.com.

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Books & Ephemera - Collectibles - Silver & Jewelry

SATURDAY, December 12 at 10 A.M. Preview: Friday, December 11 from 12 Noon-4 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. thru Auction Just as he left it: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Oval Office desk, on display at the Roosevelt Presidential Library, Hyde Park, N.Y. A portrait of the President is seen in the background.

The souvenir song folio for Irving Berlin’s all-military revue, “This Is the Good news only, please. A greeting Army,” featured the hit ballad “I Left card for a World War II serviceman, est. My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen.” $5-$7. Among the show’s many cast members was Irving Berlin, est. $25-$30. “Planning for today and tomorrow” is a July 1942 Better Homes & Gardens cover illustration on what America was fighting for, est. $20-$25.

The face of World War II: Franklin D. Roosevelt, honored in the “Franklin D. Roosevelt March” by William H. Woodin (Roosevelt’s first Secretary of the Treasury) and Irving Caesar, est. $25-$30.

Restored World War II military planes offer the curious of today an opportunity to briefly experience the past.Visitors to the “Wings of Freedom Tour,” sponsored by the Collings Foundation, can tour, ride in, and even (for a hefty price) Win her heart the V-mail way! A mag- pilot one of the vintage aircraft, “Betty azine ad for the booklet “How to Write Jane,” a P51-C Mustang (don’t worry, Love Letters,” est. $5-$7. there are dual controls).

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BOOKS, PAPER & COLLECTIBLES (10 A.M.): BOOKS: 100+ Lots. Many large and small lots; reference books; Works of Lord Macaulay and Sir Walter Scott; German religious; coffee table incl. art, furniture; 1st Editions incl. TS Eliot and John Steinbeck. EPHEMERA: Magician scrapbook; 2 German watercolor building sketches; 1819 City of Vienna Pageant portfolio; Combat! Collector cards; vintage photographs and albums; old letters; billheads; ledgers; atlas; magazines incl. Popular Mechanic, Playboy; newspapers incl. WWII era; baseball cards; comics; stereo cards & viewers; postcards and postcard albums; cased images; more. COLLECTIBLES: Vintage Philco floor radio; irons; Textiles; RCA Radio; Fishing; Lanterns; Agfa and Rolleicord Cameras; Antique Tools; Instruments incl. 3 Trumpets & Clarinet; 2 Mandolins; more. SILVER & JEWELRY (12 NOON) 300+ LOTS: STERLING: Hollowware incl. salts, covered dresser jars, large charger. Flatware; Reed & Barton Christmas ornaments. JEWELRY: Gold incl. Victorian watch pin; rings; earrings; necklace; cufflinks; link bracelet; diamond bracelet; 18k panther bangle bracelet; more. Sterling incl. Mexican, pins, brooches, bangles, rings, earrings, filigree pendants, necklaces; Watches incl. Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham, fashion, art deco. Opal pendants; cloisonné, hatpin; enamel bracelet; charm bracelets; scrimshaw; scarab; jade; ivory; Swarovski; MOP; Bakelite: Beads, necklace, bracelet, pendant. Victorian & art nouveau: Watch pin, hatpin. LARGE COLLECTION COSTUME JEWELRY necklaces, earrings, pins, brooches incl. many Joan Rivers pieces, Nolan Miller, Monet, Trifari, Cindy Adams, Kirks Folly including angels, fairies, mermaid; beads incl. glass; copper; hair ornament set; much more! 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! Early Preview Friday, December 11 from 12 Noon-4 P.M. Absentee Bids Accepted. Visit www.CordierAuction.com for photos & more details. Follow us! Facebook: Cordier Auctions and Appraisals. Twitter: @CordierAuctions LOT LISTS FOR JEWELRY AUCTION AVAILABLE ONLINE THURSDAY, DEC. 10

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The wrong ears may be listening. On this public service poster, Uncle Sam offers his familiar, keep-lips-sealed reminder, est. $175-$200.

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NAWCC Course Breaks New Ground The new educational course “Luxury or Lie? How to Identify Genuine from Fake Watches” held through the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC) was a resounding success. Instructor Adam Harris designed and developed the course, which was held in October at the NAWCC campus in Columbia, Pa. The course included an overview of watch types, terminology, and techniques to detect counterfeited or reworked luxury timepieces from the genuine. Among other topics, the course covered the following: historical chronology of the watch, its terminology, and complications; the differences between “homage,” “Frankenstein,” “re-worked,” “fake,” and “super-fake” timepieces; best ways to identify the components of a genuine timepiece and reference its

original manufacturer; and tips to quickly identify the genuine from the fake: “Hands On” Fakes vs. “Genuine” vs. “Reworks.” During one program, participants received a special tool (the Litmus Test) to determine very quickly without opening the case whether a timepiece was not genuine and correct. Attendance was high among horological collectors and multiple professionals from the jewelry and appraisal industry, and the course was universally praised by the following attendees. “Thanks again for the course you prepared. The knowledge gained was well worth every minute of it,” said Josh Bryant. “It was excellent, and I will tell the other members of Chapter 12 of the NAWCC and also the members of the Potomac Guild of the Horological Association of Virginia (HAV),” said

Joseph Jabbour. “The class was a great asset to my business, and I will use what I learned daily. Thanks for offering the course. It’s great to be a member,” said Martin Fuller. NAWCC Director of Education Katie Knaub is enthusiastic about the new offering. “We are thrilled to continue to offer this course because we have heard from many people who deal with luxury watches on a daily basis that this course has fulfilled a definite training need not offered elsewhere.” The course will be offered again on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, May 21, 22, and 23, 2016, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the classroom facilities at NAWCC headquarters in Columbia, Pa. For further information and to register, contact Katie Knaub at 717-684-8261, ext. 237, or email education@nawcc.org.

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MUSIC BOXES WANTED, highest prices paid. Gems to junkers- we buy, sell, repair. Chet Ramsay Antiques, 2460 Strasburg Road, Coatesville, PA 19320. 610-384-0514 SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

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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 WANTED BASEBALL, BOXING, Wrestling Cards & Memorabilia. Tobacco packs opened/ unopened, pre-war, before 1970. Valuable collections only. 610-999-0131, bobthecardkauffman@verizon.net E414932

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Duval Flintlock 1765 Sterling Silver Ring

Many Horse Prints And Lithos

Many Fine Bird Prints

Oil Paintings

Is Pleased To Announce …

“OUR ANNUAL PRE-CHRISTMAS AUCTION” “OVER 1,100 LOTS TO BE SOLD IN THIS ONE DAY AUCTION EVENT” AUCTION TO BE HELD ON

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19TH, 2015

STARTING AT 9:00 A.M. DOORS OPEN FOR BUYER’S INSPECTION AT 8:00 A.M. AUCTION WILL BE HELD IN BUILDING #9 ALL FURNITURE AND ALL TABLETOP ITEMS WILL BE SOLD AT 9:00 A.M. AUCTION LOCATION:

THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS

797 EAST PATRICK STREET, FREDERICK,

American Fox Hounds

MARYLAND 21701 Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace

DUVAL MODEL 1765 FLINTLOCK PISTOL REPORTEDLY OWNED BY MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE ON DISPLAY AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY WASHINGTON, D.C. FOR 30 YEARS. REMOVED FROM THE NAVY MUSEUM (WASHINGTON NAVY YARD) ON JUNE 2, 2015 AND RETURNED TO THE OWNER WHO IS PLACING THIS RARE WEAPON IN OUR AUCTION SINCE WE HAVE SOLD MANY ITEMS FROM THIS FAMILY. ALL PAPERWORK AND DOCUMENTATION FROM THE NAVY MUSEUM WILL BE TURNED OVER TO THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. INCLUDING ALL NAVY MUSEUM PHOTOGRAPHS AND OTHER PAPERWORK. THIS WEAPON IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.

PLEASE GO TO WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEERS ID#2894) TO VIEW OVER 1,000 PHOTOS FOR THIS AUCTION EVENT!!!

Original Poster

“THREE AUCTIONEERS SELLING ALL DAY” • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AND EASY LOADING “BID WITH CONFIDENCE - NO INTERNET BIDDING” • PHONE BIDS AND LEFT BIDS WELCOME TERMS OF AUCTION: 10% Buyer’s Premium Added To The Hammer Price. Maryland Retail Sales Tax Will Be Collected Unless You Bring A Current Copy Of Your Retail Sales Tax License Or Your Current Trader’s License From Your State. Checks Accepted From Maryland Residents With Proper ID. Out-of-State Buyer’s Must Have A Letter From Their Bank “Stating That Their Checking Account Has A No Bounce Check History” If Wishing To Write A Check. The Auctioneer Has The Right To Refuse Any Check In State Or Out-of-State If He Wishes To Do So. All Items Sold As-Is And Where-Is. Payable Day Of Auction. All Announcements Made On Auction Day Shall Take Precedence Over Previously Distributed Information.

Sterling Silver Cuff

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION OR CONSIGNING CALL

HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM 301-351-6544 301-977-6741 301-208-8947 E-MAIL HPARZOW@AOL.COM PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE

Lamps

Pottery By Mary Small Several Dollhouses

Several Baby Buggies C.1900’s Clocks

Original Ribbon Numerous Furniture

Kachina Indian Dolls 1860’s Corner Cupboard

Stained Glass

S912650

Jewelry

FEATURING “AMERICAN INDIAN COLLECTION” The Lifetime Collection Of Jennifer Hankey Items Consisting Of Numerous Navajo Sterling Silver And Turquoise Jewelry, Ladies’ Concho Belts Including One Made Of American Liberty Silver Dollars, Earrings, Navajo Beaded Necklaces, Rings, Custom Made Pins, Horse Whisper Bracelet, Shotgun Cowboy Chaps, Old Saddle Bags, Women’s Two Hide Buckskin Dress, Painted Black Bear Hide, Spurs, Ladies’ Jackets And Cowboy Hats, Collection Of Kachina Dolls, Navajo Painted Bow w/Feathers, Turtle Shell Medicine Pouch, Jeff Begay Navajo Pottery Vase, Indian Blankets, Plus So Much More In This Fine And Rare Collection. Over 135 Lots. “HORSE AND FOX HUNTING COLLECTION” “The Horse Related Collection And Personal Property Of The Late Peter Hitchen” Formally Of Barnesville, MD. Mr. Hitchen Was A Joint Master Of The Potomac Hunt Club And Enjoyed Decorating His Home With Horse And Fox Hunting Related Paintings And Fine Prints. Also Included In This Collection Is A Bronze Made By Known Sculpture Water Matia Of Curlew Castings A Pair Of “American Fox Hounds.” The Furniture And Smalls That Decorated The Home Will Also Cross The Auction Block. “Also Including Items From Other Fine Estates,” Numerous Antique Furniture, Fine Furniture, Household Furniture, Prints And Oil Paintings, Sterling Silver, Table And Floor Lamps, Fine China, Fine Glassware, Mirrors, Jewelry, Costume Jewelry, Toys, Collectibles, Box Lots, Tools, Violin And Other Instrument Cases 100s Of Items Not Listed Here.

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