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Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century

By Donald-Brian Johnson “Over the river and through the woods, To Grandmother’s house we go!

The horse knows the way, to carry the sleigh, Through white and drifted snow.

“Over the river and through the woods, Now Grandmother’s cap I spy!

Hurrah for the fun‚‘the pudding’s done!

Hurrah for the pumpkin pie!”

Traditional Mmm-mmm! Christmas pudding! Pumpkin pie! (And don’t forget those “chestnuts roasting on an open fire.”) Can it get any more Christmassy than this?

Why sure it can, especially when the goodies are served up in dishes expressly styled for the season. Christmas cookies?

Yummy all by themselves, but a visual treat too, when piled high on a plate encircled by Santa’s welcoming arms. How about a reindeer-led cracker tray sleigh, with old St. Nick himself cracking the whip? And why settle for plain old everyday salt-and-peppers?

The yuletide has arrived, and so have the “Mr. & Mrs. Snowman” S & P’s (and the “Mr. and Mrs. Santa” ones, too.)

During the 1940s, ‚‘50s, and‚ ‘60s, “decorating for the holidays” meant “decorating everything for the holidays.” All by itself, a twinkling tinseled tree just didn’t cut it. From top to

Ivankovich’s To Sell Rare Wallace Nutting Table Lamp Online-Only Sale To Take Place Jan. 1 to 14 Mike and Sue Ivankovich are back in the Wallace Nutting auction business after a several-year hiatus. Running their first Wallace Nutting and Early 20th Century Hand-colored Photography Auction in 1988, they have returned to the auction arena, now using the HiBid auction format.

Leading their Jan. 1 to 14 Online-Only Auction will be an extremely rare Wallace Nutting ornately hand-carved and electrified wood table lamp.

Ivankovich has been buying and selling Nutting items for more than 40 years, and this is the only such lamp he has ever seen. He speculates that this lamp was probably a privatelycommissioned piece made by the Nutting Furniture Studio in Continued on page 3

Overflowing with holiday decorating tips is the “Christmas Ideas for 1961” issue from Better Homes & Gardens.

Here is a Santa tidbit tray.

Just the thing for lighting up the dinner table is the “Noel” elf quartet bundled up for the snow, marked “Japan.”

bottom, the entire house had to be Christmas-ized. So, while Dad busied himself running up the ladder (and the light bill), with outdoor decorations that would be the envy of the neighborhood, Mom busied herself (and busied herself, and busied herself) decorating everything else.

Mom’s domain was indoors, where she was awash in stacks of homemaking magazines eager to help her dazzle with “the best Christmas ever.” Publications such as Good Housekeeping and Better Homes & Gardens presented holiday edition “specials,” chockfull of hints on how to achieve a happy holiday decor.

A focal point of Mom’s holiday decorating scheme was the dining room table, festively accented with seasonal decor pieces and serving dishes for the soon-to-come Christmas dinner.

Who knew there could be so many variations on a theme? Perched atop pine boughs were centerpieces starring the elves, the reindeer, choruses of carolers, and an avalanche of snowmen.

Renditions of this standard cast

of characters were endless. They were featured on candy dishes, ash trays, drinking glasses, mugs, cookie plates, tidbit trays, saltand-peppers, and candleholders. Other celebrants ranged from angelic candle-huggers, to “Christmas pigs” ready to be impaled with hors d’oeuvres toothpicks. And, of course, there were Santas (and Mrs. Santas): Santa plates, Santa mugs, Santa candy dishes, and winking Santa water pitchers (just for starters).

Source materials ran the gamut, from glass and plastic, to wood and metal. Homemaking magazines encouraged the especially crafty to rummage through what was at hand for homemade artistic inspiration, resulting in a merry multitude of cardboard Santas with cotton ball whiskers, and construction paper angels with paper doily wings.

Among the more unusual suggestions: a dining room wall hanging that Better Homes & Gardens dubbed “The Holiday Mice.” Creating it was supposedly a snap: “silver-spray mousetraps, frame Continued on page 4

Works By N.C. Wyeth And Augustus SaintGaudens Soar In Heritage’s $4 Million American Masters Auction Sale Also Realized Auction Record For M. Horburg On Nov. 17, Heritage Auctions’ continued to prove its strength in the American Art category with a curated event that saw a number of works by America’s beloved artists sell for far above their estimates, broke an auction record, and landed a painting in a prominent East Coast museum.

The auction, “Views and Visions: Important Works by Continued on page 7

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of which have become iconic images. Funded in part by A complete copy of J.P. Morgan, Curtis set out Edward S. Curtis’s semi- to document as much of nal “The North American Native American culture and Indian,” arguably the most history as he could. Writcomplete ethnographic ing in the introduction, he record of the native peo- explained that “the mode of ples of North America ever life of one of the great races assembled, stole the show of mankind, must be colin two days of Fine Books lected at once or the opporand Manuscript auctions at tunity will be lost.”

Complete sets in any Hindman on Nov. 9 and 10.

The Curtis was the top lot condition are rare on the of the single-owner Fine market and therefore highly Books from the Dorros Fam- coveted, and the set offered ily Collection auction on day from the Dorros Family Colone, which saw a sales total lection auction attracted “The North American Indian” by Edward Curtis consists of 40 of $1.5 million. Combined enthusiastic bidding that volumes: 20 text volumes featuring 1,511 illustrations, 1,505 with the various-owner Fine sent the piece past its low photogravures, four maps and two diagrams, along with 20 Printed Books and Manu- estimate selling for $882,000 supplemental folio volumes featuring some 723 full sheet photogravures in sepia. Sets are rare; this example brought scripts, including Americana to a phone bidder.

The Fruits of a Care- $882,000. auction on the following day, the Chicago, Ill., auction fully Curated Natural History auction began with an exten- Assembled by a single fenchouse achieved $2.4 mil- Library Influenced by their photo- sive collection of works on the ing enthusiast, the group of lion during the back-to-back graphic safaris to Africa and art of fencing and swordplay 40 lots opened the auction sales.

Continued on page 11 “Our entire team is incred- Asia, the Dorros Family Col- that spanned five centuries. ibly proud of these two days lection included a carefully of auctions,” said Gretchen curated selection of excepHause, Hindman’s vice pres- tional ornithological and natident and director of books ural history works. The highand manuscripts. “It was an light of the group was a third honor to handle Dr. Dorros’s edition of Mark Catesby’s (ca. collection, which included 1679-1749) 1771 work, “The Nathighlights from a broad range ural History of Carolina, Florof collecting categories, and ida, and the Bahama Islands,” we are thrilled at the result which sold for $81,900 against of the Curtis. Following the a presale estimate of $60,000 success of that auction, our to $80,000. A work by John Fine Printed Books and Man- Gould (1804-81), “A Monouscripts, including Ameri- graph of the Trochilidae, or cana auction saw very active Family of Humming-Birds,” bidding across a wide range realized $85,050. George Cat(1796-1872) “Catlin’s of fields, leading us to an lin’s astounding 95 percent sell- North American Indian Portfolio,” rare plates of hunt- George Catlin’s “Catlin’s North American Indian Portfolio” is a through rate for the sale.”

31-plate hand-colored issue series, with six new plates, and Documenting One of the ing scenes and amusements sold for $40,950. of the Rocky Mountains and Great Races of Mankind Curtis’s “The North Amer- prairies, 31-plate hand-colPocono Peddlers Village ican Indian” was one of the ored issue, with six new plates, sold for $40,950. most ambitious and expenHindman’s day two sessive publication projects of its kind, taking more than sion, including Americana two decades to complete and resulting in one of the most A Hidden Voted #1 in Treasure important published works Northeast PA Awaits of the 20th century. All told, “The North American Indian” 570-629-6366 comprises 40 volumes: 20 GPS 246 Stadden Rd., Tannersville, PA 18372 Over 100 Vendors text volumes featuring 1,511 Rt. 80 To Bartonsville Exit 302, Open 7 Days A Week illustrations, 1,505 photoTurn Left Onto Rt. 611, 2.2 Miles On Left Call For Holiday Hours 10am-5pm www.pocono-antiquemall.com gravures, four maps and two diagrams, along with 20 supplemental folio volumes featuring some 723 full sheet MARKETPLACE photogravures in sepia, many

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Continued from page 1 Ivankovich can be reached Framingham, Mass., ca. 1930. at 215-264-4304 or via email Although it never appeared in at info@michaelivankovich. any of his furniture catalogs, com. it is clearly marked with the For further details, visit distinctive smaller “Wallace https://ivankovich.hibid.com Nutting Punched Brand” that or www.WNutting.com. was used ca. 1930.

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Elmer’s Auto and Toy pack of two-wheeled Museum in Fountain City, challengers to sell for an Wis., achieved legend- astonishing $25,830. The ary status long before its pre-sale estimate was doors closed in 2022, after $2,000-$3,000.

28 years of operation. While Another distinctive I Y the rambling rural museum Japan production, a 12-inchis now history, the late Elmer long tin friction “Condor Duellman’s legacy, his Motor Cycle” in all-original mind-blowing assemblage condition was offered with of 25,000 antique and vin- its rare, original pictorial A scarce original 21-inch-long Cor Cor Graham automobile tage toys, will live on. Bol- box. The exciting box graphic dealer paint-sample model exhibiting split blue and green stered by pop-culture fans shows a helmeted driver on a paint, and wheel discs rather than tires, as was consistent of all ages, the fabled collec- speeding bike with the strik- with the manufacturer’s dealer models of that period, sold tion took its first step into a ing image of a condor in flight for $6,150 against a $1,000-$1,500 estimate. new era at Milestone’s Oct. on the gas tank. The coveted 28 auction, the first in what toy sold for $9,300 against an visionary Japanese toy man- bullet-form headlights and ufacturers dreamed up imagi- tail lights, and an unusual will be an ongoing series estimate of $2,000-$4,000. of quarterly events featurA rare Marusan Japan tin native, futuristic designs that cockpit encasing the driver.” ing the Duellman toys. With friction “Indian Motor Cycle” were unrivaled by any from In working condition, includmedia interest and lively toy- with the brand name “Indian” the Western world. Elmer ing the motor sound it makes hobby chatter as its catalysts, and a graphic of a feath- Duellman owned examples when activated, the exotic the single-day auction debut er-bonneted Native Amer- of many of the most elu- 26-inch-long automobile sold realized $850,000, with upper ican chief on the gas tank sive Japanese toys of that for $18,450 against an estiestimate-beating prices paid had visual appeal to spare. period, including a Yone- mate of $3,000-$5,000.

Another popular entry by bidders across the globe. Together with its scarce orig- zawa tin friction #58 Atom Without question, the inal pictorial box, whose art- Jet Racer with bright colors was an Alps Japan tin friction auction’s top spotlight grab- work faithfully replicates the and graphics and many fine Lincoln Futura, which sports bers were the postwar Japa- toy’s appearance, it raced details. “The Atom Jet Racer a low-slung design and nese tin motorcycles, one of past its $2,000-$4,000 esti- is one of the wildest-looking prominent fins, both front Elmer’s favorite toy catego- mate to cross the finish line automotive toys every cre- and back. All original and ated,” said Miles King. “It has in excellent condition, the ries. A rare, 12-inch-long I Y at $19,065.

Continued on page 9 Japan tin friction “Romance” In the 1950s and ‘60s, a huge, undulating tail fin, motorcycle, known to collectors as the “large blue version,” depicts a young couple out for a spin, with a boy driver and girl passenger. Bright, colorful and in excellent condition, it outEstablished 1990 distanced its formidable

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Multi-Year Oral History Project Begins At The Independence Seaport Museum

Furthering the Indepen- limit to our success with this a goal of “Breaking Uncomdence Seaport Museum (ISM)’s project is time; with every mon Ground” is to locate peomission as a maritime museum obituary that appears in the ple who were displaced and focused on the Delaware River, newspaper, the stories of the document their stories as well its people and the environ- African-American commu- as to create a timeline and beaded wall hngs., 20+ Currency. Gold coins- $1, $2 DELAWARE ment and how it connects to nity in the last quarter of the resources for the public about clocks 1870-1930s, military & 1/2, $3, 1986 one oz. Gold 2024-01-03, Magnolia, Ends much more!, Chris Doerner, Eagle proof, Morgan & Peace the larger world, the museum 20th-century are lost forever,” this facet of history. While the is embarking on a new, multi- said Peter S. Seibert, president work will focus on the commuWed. begin at 5pm Antq. & Auctioneer dollars incl. 1893-S, 1921 year project, “Breaking Uncom- and CEO of the Independence nity of Philadelphia, the experimod. furn., gun safe, golf cart, Peace, 1928 Peace, etc., Horst mon Ground on the Dela- Seaport Museum. “This is why ence is not unique to the city; it OHIO tools, riding lawn mowers, & Auction Center ware River,” an initiative that developing this oral history is a national story in the name more!, A&M Auctioneers & 2023-12-27, Dundee, Wed. & will collect oral histories from project has been so exciting of “progress” shared by many 2023-12-12, New Holland, Appraisers Thurs. at 9am Day 1: 1K lot African-American Philadel- and incredibly important for Black communities around the Ends Wed. at 5pm 2nd Chance great antqs.- antq. furn., stoneILLINOIS phians who lived and worked the ISM. Collecting and pre- country for whom society was Christmas Gift Auction.

650+ ware crocks, country store, 2024-01-20, Union, Sat. & prim., cubbies, pantry boxes, lots, rare antqs./collec., tools, along the Delaware River in serving the stories of this com- rendered invisible.

Leading the new initiaSun. at 10am Antiques & wdn. horses, quilts, bear traps, hh, sm. furn., antq. table the mid- to the late 20th- and munity will be the first and Cars Auction. Mills Double postal cabinets, etc. Day 2: lamps, 25 Lladro figs., cast 21st-centuries. These stories most critical step, and then tive is Paul D. Best. Passionate Dewey Deweyette upright 500+ lots of adv.: gas/ oil signs, Boy Scout bank, 1800’s era will guide further development returning those stories to the about storytelling and history, slot mach., Encore coin-op pedal tractors, neons, adv. powder flask, green depres- and expansion of the museum’s community through a number Best served two terms as Keepautomatic banjo, Mills Vio- clocks, lic. plates, posters, etc., sion uranium glass, die cast flagship exhibition, “Tides of of different avenues, includ- ers of the Culture, Inc., Phillano coin-op violin player, Atlee Raber Auctions cars/ trucks, toys/ books, Freedom: The African Presence ing as part of a substantial adelphia’s Afrocentric storyDunbar Twin Popper popcorn/ antq./vtg. dolls & clothing, on the Delaware River.” When expansion of our permanent telling group. He also founded peanut trailer, 1930 Ford 2024-01-05, Delaware, Fri. etc., Patrick Morgan Auctions completed, “Breaking Uncom- exhibition, ‘Tides of Freedom.’” Black Boys Makin’ Noise, a mon Ground” will include an An important and, perhaps, storytelling troupe of middle Model A Roadster, 1931 Ford & Sat. 800+ lots importModel A, ‘54 Chevy pickup & ant Americana, folk art, & 2024-01-01, Scranton, Mon. audio/visual component, an lesser-known aspect of the and high school-aged Black fine dec. arts., Amelia Jeffers at 12:00PM Firearms - special online presence through ISM’s story of historical Black life in boys in Philadelphia. Best also more!, Donley Auctions Auctioneer & Appraiser feature Springfield M1 Grand YouTube channel and an online Philadelphia is the community’s serves as a museum educator 2024-01-06, Union, Sat. at US Navy Seal, vintage toys, archive of the stories in the J. complex connection to the Del- at the University of PennsylPENNSYLVANIA 10am Military Relics Auction., jewelry, silver and gold coins, Welles Henderson Research aware River. From being pushed vania Museum of Archaeology Donley Auctions 2024-01-10, Harrisburg, Wed. swords and much more! Bliz- Center there. inland to become chattel for and Anthropology, the Penn at 5:30pm PA Auctioneer zard date January 2nd at “Tides of Freedom” opened the Pennsylvania slave trade, Museum. Best’s background MASSACHUSETTS Championship Competition. noon., John Regan Auction in May 2013 and has been a cor- moved back to the riverfront makes him uniquely qualified 2024-01-27, Pittsfield, Sat. Call or register online. Open nerstone of ISM’s visitor expe- to live on the margins during to direct “Breaking UncomTiffany Studios lamps: 6 light for public viewing. Part of the 2023-12-20, Ephrata, Wed. rience ever since. Originally and after Reconstruction, and mon Ground on the Delaware candelabrum, ‘Moorish’ hall <em>76th Annual PAA Confer- at 1pm Antqs., collec., hh conceived by a committee of once again forced out of their River.” Over the anticipated lantern, 3 light lily sconces, 12 ence & Trade Show, 1/9-12 in goods, tools, 2004 Chevy leading African American schol- homes for the construction of four to five years for the projlight lily table lamp, ‘Dragon- Harrisburg, one of the largest Sports Coupe pickup truck, ars and curated by Dr. Tukufu Interstate 95 through the city ect, he seeks to locate interfly’ table lamp, ‘Elizabethan’ state trade shows in the U.S.! boat w/trailer, Sure Trac util- Zuberi, the University of Penn- (1959 to 1985), many people of view subjects through commutable lamp, counter-bal. desk Visit website for details., PA ity trailer, furn.-antq., vtg., sylvania’s Lasry Family profes- African descent have had their nity outreach, social media and lamp, ‘Poppy’ table lamp, Auctioneers Assoc. repro. & mod., woodenware, sor of race relations and pro- lives and legacies relegated to word of mouth. To ensure the Favrile glass table lamp, & Pittsburgh Glass Co. ‘Call of fessor of sociology and Africana the sides of society. The Inde- project bridges a multigenera2024-01-06, Manheim, Sat. at much more!, Fontaine’s the Wild’ table lamp, toys, studies, the exhibition enables pendence Seaport Museum tional divide, he will hire local 9am From single York Co. colpottery, linens/textiles, box visitors to explore the concept acknowledges the pain and high school students, who he MARYLAND lector of 50 yrs., Mr. Lecateslots & much more!, Horst of freedom through the lens of glory of these stories and the believes will be the next gen2024-01-26, Parsonsburg, Fri. offering many clocks, textiles Auctioneers the African experience along importance of preserving and eration of story tellers, ethnog18th Annual Firearms & Men’s (quilts, coverlets, show towthe Delaware River. Featuring telling them as a part of Amer- raphers and anthropologists, to Night Out Auction!, A&M Auc- els, samplers, etc.), woodenobjects from ISM’s collection ica’s identity, and, therefore, Continued on page 11 ware, china, stoneware, fur2024-01-02, Glen Rock, Tues. tioneers & Appraisers and organized by four critical niture & more!, Hess Auction at 9am Foust Distillery Items! periods in America’s history, NEW HAMPSHIRE Group Antiques, furniture, musienslavement, emancipation, 2024-01-08, Westmore- 2024-01-01, Dallas, Mon. at cal instruments, dolls, doll Jim Crow and the civil rights land, Mon. at 5:15pm 2024 11am Antq. furn., Louis XV molds, ceramic kiln, record movement, “Tides of Freedom” Americana & Antiques Auc- style pcs., French Influence, albums, household items and urges guests to bear witness. tion Opener. Furn., fine art MCM brass/glass coffee table, more!, Wehrly’s Auction Svc. “Breaking Uncommon Ground & access. 18th/ 19th/ 20th Railway Station open front on the Delaware River” will VIRGINIA cen. furn. incl. highboyx, cup- file case, Satinwood ornate extend the narrative of “Tides of boards, chests, tables, chairs, BR furn., artwork, bronzes, 2024-01-10, Belle Haven, Ends Freedom” to present day KLEINFELTER’S AUCTION portraits, landscapes, signed oil ptgs., oak phonograph w/ Wed. begin. at 5pm Antq. & through the stories shared by Route 512 (11 miles North of Route 22) 492 E. Lincoln Ave. pcs. 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American Masters Signature Auction,” realized more than $4 million and was led by the sale of a 1914 oil-oncanvas work by Newell Convers Wyeth bringing $567,000.

Titled “Good-bye, Mistress Friendly-Soul!, The Witch,” it was created as the illustration for the frontispiece for Mary Johnston’s novel, “The Witch,” published in 1914, and is fine example of N.C. Wyeth’s literary illustration work.

Another work that soared well above its estimate was a 1897 bronze bust by Augustus Saint-Gaudens modeled from his favorite model, Harriette (Hettie) Eugenia Anderson. Titled “Hettie Anderson, first study for The 1897 bronze bust by the Head of Victory,” it was Augustus Saint-Gaudens was created as a study for Saint- modeled after his favorite Gaudens’ figure of Liberty model, Harriette (Hettie) from the Sherman Memo- Eugenia Anderson. Titled rial at the entrance to Cen- “Hettie Anderson, first study tral Park in New York City and for the Head of Victory,” it was created as a study for Saintrealized $200,000.

An oil-and-acrylic on can- Gaudens’ figure of Liberty vas by Ernie Barnes titled from the Sherman Memorial “Grooms at Work,” to be at the entrance to Central included in the forthcoming Park and sold for $200,000.

Barnes catalogue raisonne, exceeded outperformed its $30,000- illustrations $50,000 estimate to real- expectations, with select ize $193,750. And a 2002 lots achieving a remarkable acrylic-on-canvas by Jaune ten times their presale estiQuick-to-See Smith titled mates,” said Aviva Lehmann, “Land Deal” flew past its Heritage’s senior vice presi$25,000-$35,000 estimate to dent of American Art. “These outcomes continue to highrealize $125,000.

“Our classic golden-age light the insatiable demand

within the collector com- at Pine Creek School, Mon- by Sanford Robinson Gifford, $65,625. The painting serves munity for top-tier illustra- tana” sold for $187,500. Other “Long Branch Beach,” from as a striking example of how tions in every category, and strong performers included a 1867, sold for $165,000. art and symbolism play a Heritage remains their ca. 1870s painting by Albert Of note, Heritage set an crucial role in shaping pubtrusted destination to satisfy Bierstadt titled “Evening, auction record for 19th cen- lic perception and underthat demand.”

Owens Lake, California,” sell- tury American artist M. Hor- standing of the EmancipaSpeaking of illustration, ing for $212,500 and a 1965 burg with the oil-on-can- tion Proclamation during a a 1960 painting by John Ford tempera-on-panel by George vas “Lady Columbia and the pivotal moment in AmeriClymer for a ”Saturday Eve- Tooker titled “Tree,” which Emancipation Proclama- can history. And a prominent Continued on page 8 ning Post” cover titled ”Recess sold for $193,750. A painting tion,” ca. 1863-75. It sold for

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Edgewater Park Elks Lodge, 315 Green St., EDGEWATER PARK, NJ 08010 Items of Interest: MCM red striped bar set, fig bar lamp OB, Travel’R Bar boxed, 40’s bar stool, MCM Lenoir barrel back lounge chair, MCM venetian blind shade TV lamp, child’s Chippendale highboy, German & Dresden figurines, 39 World’s Fair figural mug & Baseball clock, ladies’ traveling vanity set, stereoviewers/cards, 60’s Lucite peace sign, black Americana. 1928 Tabletop gumball machine, 2 electronic slots, Schuco wind ups, Unique Art Lil Abner Dogpatch band, J Chein merry go round, vint Disney, sterling flatware sets. Local Burlington items inc books, fire badges, flags, handmade Home For Aged Women quilt signed, Yearbooks, thermometers, plates, etc.

Inkwells inc Wrought iron double, carved wood bears & bearded man, slush metal painted camel, hammered copper Roycroft. Staffordshire pen stand, sterling & bronze ladies’ desk set. Leather Carbine Gun Case, Williamsburg fire mark, bronze pin tray, rosewood autoharp, antique buttons, Victorian Boar’s head, Hollywood autographed scripts w/ COAs, scrapbooks, MCM silverplate, Beaded Vict. Gown. Jewelry: Cloisonné’ & signed designer, Cinnabar, Sterling & micro mosaics, carved coral, onyx, turquoise, tiger’s eye, etc. French perfume bottles, rhinestone pins & bracelets, Victorian Hatpins & Holders, beaded & mesh purses, Franklin halves, +. Art: Silk Punch needle embroidered Asian pictures inc Geishas, Samurais, Birds, flowers, ships, etc. Oils, Reverse paintings, signed pastels, Pen & Inks, chromo lithos, vint erotica, Hidden picture stained glass, Hirschfeld orig w/ COA, stained glass transom, Hand painted numbered Edna Hibel tile, MCM pieces, Orig John Liney Henry Comic sketch+. Antique Christmas: German Santas, Candy container nodders, Holt Howard, Rosbro Santas Skis & Snowshoes, Barclay figures set OB, folk art metal Santa, spun cotton Santas, Vict scrap ornaments & glass beads picks, music box, vintage greeting cards, more. Advertising: Posters inc 1930’s movie 1 sheet & lobby cards, autographed Revivalists concerts, Enos Slaughter autographed, early Circus, Art festivals, Walt Whitman Bridge, Riverside NJ Electrician, Pan Am Germany, Microsoft, Treasures of Tut. Smith’s Fish Meal bag framed, Tin Camel Cigarettes sign & Beech Nut counter display, tobacco bags, more. early beer ad tray, drug store items inc ground lid Apothecary jar, Star Ales thermometer. Art Glass: Silver Dollar City, cranberry swirl & coinspot, Block Crystal company, Signed Kosta Boda, Fenton, Coney Island paperweight, cobalt cut to clear, ruby flash AC, Stained glass lamps, candlewick, art deco sugar bowl, Bavarian vase, more. Pottery: Celtic Clay, Roseville & hand thrown artist signed, Tony Wood Staffordshire double sided pitcher, pair portrait vases, Disney double sided cookie jar Donald Duck/Joe Carioca, mini & large Doulton Toby jugs, etc. Folk Art & Primitives: Milk painted cabinet, hand hammered copper pitcher, carved wood items, artist made reticulated wood vase, hand carved humidor, round wood hinged box w/ bone inlay, carved pig, turkey, & fox, Indonesian Dayak Beaded baby carrier 1900, beaded medicine bowls & egg ornaments, African wire basket, Indonesian beaded & sequined wall hangings, rawhide document box 1850s, African figural whistles, paper cobra wriggler, toleware lunch tin, Barney’s Tavern shadowbox diorama, cross stitch rug, Indonesian hand hammered tin hanging altar cabinet, tin chirping bird, handmade house & barn, Vict Fluter, Eclipse breadmaker, Enterprise slicer, double paddle, Salesman sample Chest. Clocks: 20+ from 1870-1930s. Regulator, New Haven, Ingram, Cunningham, Forestville, Rancoon, Mantel, Gingerbread, Cathedral, reverse painted, early Dr Pepper advertising w/ 31 numbers representing 31 flavors, more. Military: WWII straps, patches, diary, buckles, belts, buttons, shoulder braids, locks, etc.

Directions: Rt 130 N or S to Cooper St/Charleston Rd exit. Left on Green to Elks Club across from Beverly National Cemetery. Signs posted. Terms: Cash, Check or Credit Card w/ ID. 3% processing fee for CC. NJ sales tax unless tax exempt. 10% Buyer’s Premium to benefit BCHS Performing Arts. Absentee and phone bids accepted until 12 PM Sunday, Dec 31. Questions? Email dolltoy@hotmail.com, or call 609-877-6843. Day of sale 609-560-3247.

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WEHRLY’S AUCTION SERVICE INC. STEVE SAUBEL ESTATE AUCTION #TWO TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2024 @ 9 A.M.

An East Coast institution bought this 1920 moody gem of a painting by George Bellows titled “Blasted Tree and Deserted House” for $62,500.

THIS AUCTION WILL HAVE THE COLLECTION OF !!! FOUST DISTILERY ITEMS !!!

ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, DOLLS, DOLL MOLDS, AND CERAMIC KILN, RECORD ALBUMS, LASER DISKS & PLAYER, TRAINS, GLASSWARE, BOOKS, DVDS & VHS TAPES, GOLD, SILVER, AND COSTUME JEWELRY, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS & MORE AUCTION IS CATALOGUED, IN HOUSE LIVE, WITH REAL TIME ONLINE BIDDING

4 Foust Round cork & chain jugs, 2 Foust pail handle jugs, 3 Foust Mini Bottles, 1 Foust Merry Christmas & Happy New Year “Santa” Label under glass, 1 Foust Large Label under glass bottle, 1 Foust Red bottom shot glass, 2 Foust Black bottom Shot glass, 1 Rare brass Foust Spigot, 1 W.M. Foust’s Son Change Purse, 1 Foust Collapsible cup, 3 different Foust Bar bottles, Large & small Pretzel flasks, 1 Amber 3 line WM Foust pint, Amber 5 line Foust pint, Amber 5 line Foust small, WM Foust Basket, basket bottle 2 handled, Rare small WM Foust Stoneware jug, Rare Foust Rye whiskey mirror, 1918 Foust calendar, Square cork & chain Foust jug w/ nipper, Round cork & chain Foust “Penn” jug w/ nipper, Round cork & chain Foust “Pa” jug with nipper, 3 different Foust corkscrew/ bottle opener, Foust 1936 Sample bottle, Foust Merry Christmas & Happy New Year glass pig nipper, 2 Carnival vases attributed to Foust, Flask- ham, fish, powder horn, sweet potato, banana, ears of corn, clams, nightsticks, cigars, pistols, turkeys, turtle, oysters, pretzels, pipe, butter churn, 6 drawer Clark spool cabinet, 2 drawer Clark spool cabinet, firkins, D.F. Stauffer’s Biscuit box, Orioles Bobble head Green base, Mickey Mantle bobble head, New York Yankees bobble head orange bass, decorated 2 gal stoneware pitcher w/ hairline crack.

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This 1914 oil-on-canvas painting by Newell Convers Wyeth sold for $567,000, outstripping its $250,000-$350,00 estimate.

Titled “Good-bye, Mistress Friendly-Soul!, The Witch,” the work was created as the illustration for the frontispiece for Mary Johnston’s 1914 novel ”The Witch.”

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Antiques & Auction News — December 22, 2023 — 9

Milestone

A Linemar Japan tin with inserts and described had ever seen. It landed at models of that period. It sold collection to Milestone Mechanical Casper (the by King as “possibly the nic- $4,305 against a $2,000- for $6,150 against a $1,000- Auctions.

Continued from page 5 Friendly) Ghost Tank, all est of all surviving sets of its $3,000 estimate. $1,500 estimate.

After the Oct. 28 sesbright-red 11-inch-long bub- original with a working type,” it bulldozed its way to From the pre-war era, Three of Elmer Duellman’s sion concluded, Les Duellble-top car changed hands windup mechanism, was $19,800 against an estimate an original 21-inch-long six adult children were pres- man expressed gratitude to for $6,150 against an estimate doubly desirable with its of $6,000-$10,000.

Cor Cor Graham automobile ent at the live gallery event, co-owners Miles King and of $2,500-$3,500. amusing original box, which Another boxed beauty, dealer paint-sample model including Les, who was there Chris Sammet, stating: “On Mid-century Japanese toy even retained its original a Metalcraft Pure Oil Air- was intentionally finished in with his wife, Patti; Eric, who behalf of our whole family designers were not afraid to 98¬¢ price sticker. The box mail Toy Airplane showed a split blue and green paint arrived with his wife, Chel- we would like to thank Miles, combine absurdly dissimi- illustrations show not only off wonderful original paint scheme to show how a life- sea and their two daughters; Chris, the whole staff at Milelar themes in a single pro- Casper raising a military and decals. Designed true size Graham might look in and Brad. All of the Duell- stone Auctions, and the myrduction, with the resulting tank, but also his cartoon to scale and accompanied either of the two colors. The man siblings, including sis- iad of buyers worldwide for a hybrids falling somewhere stablemates Baby Huey, Lit- by its very rare original model was constructed with ters Melissa and Amanda, great auction. The end result between the humorous and tle Audrey, Katnip (of Her- box, it also ranked as the wheel discs rather than tires, who were unable to attend, exceeded what we at Elmer’s, the bizarre. Picture a bat- man and Katnip fame) and finest example of its type as was the consistent method had made the joint decision and Milestone, had expected, tery-operated toy called more. Bidders didn’t “ghost” that Milestone’s toy experts for the manufacturer’s dealer to entrust their late father’s Continued on page 10 “American Circus Televi- this lot. Estimated at $300sion Truck” that looks like $500, it went for more than a modified ice cream truck five times the high estimate, with a circus-clown driver closing at $3,690. and graphics that include American post-WWII toys planets, stars, musical were made to be rough, tough notes, and a seal balanc- and ready to “work.” A rare 530 East Elm Street, SCRANTON PA ing a ball on its nose while Tonka #210 Road Builders set FIREARMS, ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES, VEHICLES, FURNITURE riding atop a rocket labeled containing a Big Mike dump “Space Patrol.” Duellman truck, a second dump truck, Blizzard Date: January 2 at noon owned just such a toy, lowboy semi truck, steam Firearms: 220+ Firearms including Militaria & Historic; Special Feature: which, together with its shovel, road grader and plow Springfield M1 Grand US Navy Seal signed w/ documentation. US Model 1911, Navy found on the beach of Normandy. Vehicles: visit auctionzip.com for profusely illustrated origi- appeared never to have been highlights & photos. nal box, sold for more than played with. Quite likely it JOHN WILLARD RAUGHT ANTIQUE MAHOGANY LAP DESK Great selection of vintage toys in great condition. Buddy L 3 pc dump ROARING BROOK PAINT six times its high estimate, was new/old stock. Retaintruck set (never opened in original box)3- 1700‘s bear trap; parking meter; settling at $5,289. ing its crisp original box petal tractors; Farmall 400; JD 10 series; copper still; (2) anvils; vintage auto

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This Linemar Japan tin Mechanical Casper Ghost Tank, all original with working windup mechanism and colorful original box showing Casper the Friendly Ghost and his cartoon stablemates, sold for $3,690 against an estimate of $300-$500.

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The rare Tonka #210 Road Builders set containing Big Mike dump truck, a second dump truck, lowboy semi truck, steam shovel, road grader, and plow is new/old stock in neverplayed-with condition. Possibly the nicest of all surviving sets of its type, it sold for $19,800 against an estimate of $6,000-$10,000.

HUGE MULTI SELLER AUCTION OF OVER 650 LOTS including RARE and Hard to Find Antiques and Collectibles; Clean and Useable Tools and Homegoods; Clean Small Furniture; and more. Rare items include 25 LLADRO Figurines, many retired and imported, not sold or available in the USA; Cast Boy Scout Bank; 1800’s Era Powder Flask, Marked Flask & Cap on filler spout; Reproduced in USA Frederick Remington Bronze “Conjuring Back the Buffalo”; Several pieces of Green Depression Uranium Glass; Tea Pot Collection; CG Conn (Elkhart, IN) Brass Cornet in Fitted Case; Longaberger® Basket Collection; Like NEW and Lightly used Sewing Machines and Small Kitchen Appliances; NEW in Box Pop Culture Collectibles: M & M’s, Seinfeld, Friends, Game of Thrones, Walking Dead, Mario, and More; Numerous Children’s Toys and Books: Lots of Fisher Price, Die Cast Cars and Trucks; Tyco Challenge 100 Electric Racing with Box, Antique & Vintage Dolls & Clothing, Etch A Sketch, Games, and more; Antique, Vintage, New Advertising Bottles, Canning Jars; Working Electronics; CLEAN Vintage PYREX and Corningware; Stoneware Jugs and Crocks; Enamelware, Vintage and Modern; Antique John Chatillon and Sons Hanging Scoop Scale; Antique Vintage Valentine’s and Greeting Cards; 1950’s and ‘60’s Sports Ephemera including 1962 Program for Philadelphia Eagles vs. Baltimore Colts at Hershey, PA Stadium; 1950’s NCAA Basketball and Hockey Brochures; Antique Gilbert and Ingraham Clocks; Antique and Vintage Table Lamps including Gone with the Wind, Oil, Banker’s, and more; Numerous in the Box “St. Nicholas Square” Christmas Village Collectibles; Hummel, Denim Days, and other Good Condition, some boxed, Porcelain Collectibles; H. Gerstner & Sons Wooden Machinist’s Tool Box with Tools Contents; Hand Tools; Antique and Vintage Furniture; Several Milk Cans; Antique Pennants; Branding Irons; Econo-Kiln, L & L Manufacturing KR18 Stackable 1550 Watt Pottery Kiln; Craftsman and Other Tool Chests; and much more.

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Truck, Boat & Trailer at 6:30 P.M. (In Main Auction Hall) Preview Times: Tuesday, December 19 from 2:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. and Wednesday, December 20 from 8:00 A.M. *The following is just a very general list of items to be sold. Photos representing the entire auction will be posted on our website www.horstauction.com on Tuesday, December 19.

Sale to be held at Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Road, EPHRATA, PA 17522 (The corner of Rt. 322 & Durlach Road, approx. 2½ miles west of Ephrata.)

FURNITURE - Antique, Vintage, Reproduction & Modern Incl. Bedroom, Dining Room, Living Room, Family Room, Kitchen, Office & Patio (Sets & Individual Pcs.); APPLIANCES; KITCHENWARE; CLOCKS & LAMPS; PITTSBURGH GLASS CO. “CALL OF WILD” TABLE LAMP; SILVER; COPPER & BRASS; CAST IRON; AGATE; TINWARE; PEWTER; WOODENWARE; CHINA GLASSWARE; POTTERY; LINENS & TEXTILES; ORIENTAL ROOM, AREA & THROW RUGS; BOOKS & PAPER; ESTATE & COSTUME JEWELRY; ARTWORK; CHRISTMAS & SEASONAL DECORATIONS; TOYS; TOOLS; LAWN & GARDEN EQUIP; 2004 CHEVY SSR 2-DR. SPORT COUPE PICKUP TRUCK; ALUM. BOAT W/ MERCURY 30 HP OUTBOARD MOTOR; 2016 SURE TRAC UTILITY TRAILER; BOX LOTS & MANY OTHER ITEMS TO BE SOLD!

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Milestone

are currently in the planning us as the first of Elmer’s of toy history from Elmer’s stages for the first half of 2024.” toys passed to new owners,” incomparable museum.”

Continued from page 9 “We were thrilled that so said Milestone’s co-owner Milestone’s next auction and we are looking forward many members of the Duell- Miles King. “Quite a few toys featuring Elmer Duellman’s to the next two auctions that man family were able to join are now en route to col- museum toys will take place lectors in other countries in early 2024. Watch for details as well as throughout the to appear soon on Milestone’s United States. Antique toys website at www.milestone The Yonezawa Japan tin friction #58 Atom Jet Racer with a know no territorial bound- auctions.com. aries, and collectors everyAll images courtesy of futuristic style, bright colors and graphics, and many fine details, sold for $18,450 against an estimate of $3,000-$5,000. where wanted to own a piece Milestone Auctions.

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This I Y Japan tin friction Condor Motor Cycle, 12 inches long, all original and complete with rare original pictorial box, sold for $9,300 against an estimate of $2,000-$4,000.

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A rare I Y Japan tin friction Romance motorcycle, known in the hobby as the “large blue version” and in excellent condition, sold for $25,830 against an estimate of $2,000-$3,000.

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Flying Pig Auctions 2024 AMERICANA & ANTIQUES AUCTION OPENER ONLINE AUCTION ABSENTEE, PHONE & INTERNET BIDDING AVAILABLE

Fine Art incl pr of attrib Joseph Whiting Stock portraits of husband & wife

Monday, January 8th at 5:15 pm

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Mid-century/Folk Art sgnd Anna Rabinovich o/c of a young boy sitting at a piano with painting of Eiffel tower hanging above him - dated ‘66

Evert den Hartog bronze eagle sculpture on stone base 41 3/4” tall incl base

Interesting Pr of Chinese Foo Dogs hand carved wood in laquer & paint - 17” long x 8 1/2” wide x 17” tall

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Fine antique chairs in singles, pairs & sets incl this great ca 1800 Windsor sack back comb back chair w curled crest & robust seat

Antique clock collection incl a nice selection of mantle clocks w reverse painted doors

Early furniture incl 18thC Chippendale school master’s desk on Marlborough legs w dovetailed case & a mahog serving tea table on ball & claw NYC legs

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Early furniture incl ca 1755-60 Queen Anne MA birch & northern white pine highboy

Antique room size Sarouk Oriental Rug w ivory field

Late 18th/early 19thC large double portrait of sisters in bucolic landscape scene o/c laid down on masonite

Showing 1 of 2 antiques Continental scrubbed pine cupboards – probably Danish

Showing a sample of the diverse collection of antique furniture & accessories incl antique tiger maple candlestand, folk art wooden painted Canada Goose w tin wings & tail; early painted wall box & small paint decorated boxes plus antique tin

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Collection of weathervanes incl these antique copper examples – leaping stag w cast antlers; cod fish & large Harris horse w cast

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Hindman

sell. The highlight of the section was a rare first edition Continued from page 2 of Joachim Meyer’s (ca. 1537with a flourish, netting over 71) 1570 treatise on the art of $130,000 and seeing each lot fencing, which vaulted past

its $8,000 to $12,000 estimate before selling for $40,320.

Audubons Fly Past Estimates The works of John James Audubon (1785-1851) performed well in the various owner sale with all six lots by the famed naturalist surpassing their presale estimates.

The top lot of the group was Plate CCCXI, an engraving of the American White Pelican, which sold for $88,200.

Also of note, Plate CCLXXI, an engraving of the Great White Heron, sold for $31,500, sur- A third edition of Mark Catesby’s (ca. 1679-1749) 1771 work Work by John James Audubon passing its presale estimate “The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama (1785-1851) performed well of $15,000 to $20,000.

Islands” went for $81,900. in the various owner sale with all six lots by the famed naturalist surpassing their presale estimates. The top lot of the group was Plate CCCXI, A first edition of Joachim Meyer’s (ca. 1537-71) 1570 treatise on an engraving of the American the art of fencing vaulted past its $8,000 to $12,000 estimate White Pelican, selling for PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AT ANTIQUESANDAUCTIONNEWS.NET OR 1-800-428-4211 before selling for $40,320. $88,200.

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STAMPS STA M P S CHINESE STAMP BUYER PAYS TOP $ www.chinesetampbuyer.com jon@chinesestampbuyer.com

art@rogallery.com

COINS/CURRENCY COINS/CURRENCY SMALL COLLECTOR PAYS FOR COINS & COLLECTIONS: ALL TYPES. Will travel to you.

Call Gary: 301-809-0291.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21 AT 12:00 P.M. INSPECTION - Thursday, December 21 - 9:00 A.M. thru the Sale.

Sale to be held at Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Road, EPHRATA, PA 17522

320 Lots of Coins & Currency

OLD CLOTHING WANTED TO BUY: Do you have old clothing sitting in a Barn or Attic? Are you a Clean Out Specialist/Estate Attorney/Estate Dealer?

Did you or your family own a clothing store back in the day?

We purchase quantities of Men's and Women's Old Clothing. Barn clothes, Grandpa's farm clothes, Grandma’s Dresses, Camp clothes/blankets, Western Wear, Jeans, Overalls, Club Jackets, Bowling Shirts, Military, Denim, Camo, Work Wear, Tee Shirts, Motorcycle Jackets, Souvenir and Vacation clothing, Sneakers, Navajo blanket jackets and more from 1890s to the 1970s. Sorry, no kids clothes.

We also buy old electric guitars and assorted military items. Any Condition.

Please leave a daytime message 9:00am-5:00pm, 610-617-9727

717-329-8167 • rhoward1771@gmail.com Toys Vintage or Modern, New or Used, Hess Trucks, Barbies, Diecast, Hot Wheels & Matchbox, Action Figures, Models, Trains, Sports Cards/Memorabilia, Movie/Music Memorabilia, Video Games & much more!

Selling Gold Coins To Include $1, $2½, $3 and a 1986 One Ounce Gold Eagle Proof. Selling Singles From A Set of Morgan Dollars and Two Sets of Peace Dollars. Including 1893-S, (3) 1921 Peace, and (3) 1928 Peace. CC Dates In Unc. Condition Are ‘78, ‘80, ‘81, ‘82, ‘83, ‘84, ‘85, ‘91, ‘92. Partial Sets Including 2 Sets of Peace Dollars and Others.

Large, Small and Obsolete Currency Including 1929 Ephrata National Note. Type Coins, Bulk Lots of 90% and 40%.

MOVIE POSTERS

A catalogued listing can be picked up at the Auction Center for free.

Listing is also available on our website www.horstauction.com Accepted Payments: Cash or PA Check. Visa, MasterCard, Discover & Debit Card with 3% fee. No out-of-state checks without prior approval.

Highest Prices Paid.

Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Displays, Window Cards, Glass Slides.

Dwight Cleveland, ph. 773-525-9152 POB 10922, Chicago, IL 60610 posterboss@aol.com

P O STCA R D S

on-line store!

To place your classified ad BUYING TOYS & COLLECTIBLES www.DNRCollectibles.com PA’s Largest Buyer of Toys & Collectibles Call 1-800-428-4211 Hours: 27 E Lancaster Street, Red Lion, PA 10:00am-4:00pm, Mon.-Thurs.

COIN SALE

$ POSTCARDS WORLD’S LARGEST

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

OLD PAINTINGS WANTED American Impressionists, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, European paintings. 40 years experience.

Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

1950s STYLE PAYPHONES Available are 1950s style old payphones not plastic repros! $280, TT $235.

Call, send for details. Offering to sell out.

Typical pictures on website: www.phonecoinc.com Also old store & tavern antiques to vacate building.

608-582-2263 10 am- 8 pm CST phonecoinc@aol.com

OldPostcards.com 4 Stores, One Shopping Cart

2 Million Postcards!

Email: Sales@Oldpostcards.com Toll Free: 1-888-828-7811

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Continued from page 6 community in the collection, by The Pew Center for Arts & help conduct interviews with curation, and presentation Heritage with additional supidentified elders and record of these stories to the world. port from the William Penn their stories. Combined with By creating a physical, social, Foundation. museum artifacts from the and emotional space for the About Independence period, such as maps of the community to tell and access Seaport Museum city from 1877 that identify these stories, this project is The Independence Seaport the exact streets, names and a removal of a gate that has Museum (ISM), founded in 1960 ward numbers of the areas separated many museums as the Philadelphia Maritime that were affected by the I-95 from the community and there- Museum, encourages visitors construction, and specially fore is an act of social justice.” to discover Philadelphia’s river created educational programSeibert adds, “This project of history and world of connecming, “Breaking Uncommon is the fulfilment of one my goals tions. Stewards of Cruiser OlymGround” will help to reimag- as the CEO of the museum. Our pia and World War II-era Subine this seminal exhibition so exhibition ‚‘Tides of Freedom’ marine Becuna, ISM is home to that it not only continues to is a cornerstone of the visi- interactive and award-winning inform but also engages its tor experience at ISM. How- exhibitions, one of the largest audience in a most meaning- ever, after more than decade, collections of historic maritime ful way. the exhibit stories need to be artifacts in the world and a boatBreaking pushed forward in time to cover building workshop. Accredited “Through Uncommon Ground, we are the late 20th century. Using the by the American Association of helping change the narra- oral histories collected by Paul Museums since the 1970s, it is a tive of this complex relation- Best and his team, we will now premier, year-round destination ship of Blacks to the Dela- be able to expand and elab- on the Penn’s Landing waterware River,” said Best. “Rather orate upon the rich history of front. Visit daily from 10 a.m. to than appropriate their lived African-Americans along the 5 p.m. and see our full schedule experience, ISM is taking Delaware.” of programs and events at www. the uncommon approach Major funding for “Breaking phillyseaport.org.

in the Classifieds!

Call 1-800-800-1833, x6022 or www.antiquesandauctionnews.net

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MILK BOTTLES, DELAVAL, DAIRY COLLECTIBLE AUCTION Saturday, December 30 • 9:00 A.M. 2720 Heidlersburg Rd., Gettysburg, PA

Larry Swartz, PA AU5624 717-360-4656

See pics and complete catalog at

www.LarrySwartzauctioneer.com

call 1-800-800-1833, Ext. 6022 or place your ad online antiquesandauctionnews.net

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Preview: Friday, December 29, 1:00-5:00PM

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A great collection of Sharples & Delaval separator memorabilia, many butter churns & molds, Delaval tin cows, separator oil cans, advertising, Enterprise small coffee grinder, metal farm signs, porcelain signs, 175+ milk bottles including great set from Dunloggin & Dunloggin war bottle. Early World Dairy Expo catalogs, model cows, cream cans, milk stools, paper items, Delaval engine, milker pail lamps, seperators, Large Sharples wooden sign-early. Something for any dairy/farm collector!

Auction will be a live & webcast.

Prebidding will open December 20 at www.LarrySwartzauctioneer.hibid.com

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