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Embassy To Sell E. W. Pulaski’s “The Hobo Village” Circa 1920s Folk Art To Be Centerpiece Of Jan. 10 Auction FRIDAY DECEMBER 28, 2018 • VOL. 49, NO. 52

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Select Auction Diego Giacometti Bronze Sculpture Sells For $81,250 Realtors like to say it’s all about location, location, location. For Millea Bros., its Nov 15, 16, and 17 Select Auction was all about provenance, provenance, provenance.

Renowned art dealer, collector, and philanthropist Eugene Thaw died at age 90 in January, leaving behind a large estate that was auctioned at both Christie’s and Millea Bros. His wife, Clare, had died in 2017. The treasure trove sold at the three-day November sale evinces Thaw’s keen eye and included fine antiques, American folk art, European art spanning antiquities to Impressionism, Victorian-era architectural models, and postImpressionist and modern art.

Another well-known figure in the art world was gallerist Ileana Sonnabend, whose art photography collection passed down to her daughter, Nina Castelli Sundell, a curator and scholar until her death in 2014. At Millea Bros. in May, an initial offering of photography from Sonnabend’s collection performed well and soared above estimate.

The modern fine art photography in this November “Select” sale, especially a group of David Hockney photographs, also outperformed expectation.

In recent

E. W. Pulaski of Phoenixville, Pa., created the large folk art wooden carved and paint-decorated “Hobo Village” sometime in the 1920s.

This finely detailed example of early 20th-century folk art was a fixture in the Pulaski home since it was created. A descendant of European carvers, Pulaski carved primarily in his later years.

Following his passing, the family has decided to sell this unusual item through Embassy Auctions International in Kinzers, Pa., on Thursday, Jan. 10.

Measuring 36.5 inches long, 24 inches wide, and 13 inches tall, the lot will

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The top lot of the auction was this Diego Giacometti cast bronze,“Chat maitre-d’hotel,” circa 1967, in a pleasing reddish-brown patina, that earned $81,250. The bronze and many of the sale’s other top lots came from the collection of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw.

Another painting from the Thaw estate was this circa 1862 oil-on-canvas painting attributed to Honore Daumier, “Third Class Carriage,” that sold for $68,750.

Among surprises in the sale was this Chinese gold and silver inlaid bronze Hu vase, Qing dynasty, 11.75 inches tall, that came from the Seema Boesky collection. It surpassed its $600-$800 estimate to realize $28,750.

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years, Millea Bros. has been selling items from the estate of the late Americana collector Charles E. Sigety, ranging from examples of Norman Rockwell to important historic documents. Several choice artworks Sigety collected, from bronzes and paintings, found new buyers in this sale.

Modern art was on offer from the New York City estate of Dr. Pentti Kouri (1949-2009), a Finnish economist and venture capitalist with business partner George Soros. He built his prestigious art collection with the goal of opening Continued on page 2

“Tolkien: Maker Of Middle-Earth” Creative Exhibition Slated For The Morgan Library & Museum “In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit.” With these words the Oxford professor J.R.R. Tolkien ignited a fervid spark in generations of readers. From the children’s classic “The Hobbit” to the epic “The Lord of the Rings,” Tolkien’s adventurous tales of hobbits and elves, dwarves and wizards have introduced millions to the rich history of Middle-Earth. Going beyond literature, “Tolkien’s MiddleEarth” is a world complete with its own languages and histories.

“Tolkien: Maker of Middle-Earth celebrates the man and his creation. The exhibition will be the most extensive public display of original Tolkien material for several generations.

Drawn from the collections of the Tolkien Archive at the Bodleian Library (Oxford), Marquette University Libraries (Milwaukee, Wis.), the Morgan, and private lenders, the exhibition will include family photographs and memorabilia, Tolkien’s original illustrations, maps, draft manuscripts, and designs related to “The Hobbit,” “The Lord of the Rings,” and “The Silmarillion.”

“Tolkien: Maker of Middle-Earth” is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum in collaboration with the Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford, and with the support of the Tolkien Estate, the Tolkien Trust, and members of the Tolkien family. It will run at the Morgan from Jan. 25 to May 12, 2019.

The exhibition is made possible through the generosity of Fay and

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J. R. R. Tolkien’s (1892-1973) dust jacket design for “The Hobbit,” April 1937, is in pencil, black ink, watercolor, and goache, and from the Bodleian Libraries, MS.,Tolkien Drawings 32. Image courtesy of the Tolkien Estate Limited 1937.

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The Morgan Library & Museum is located at 225 Madison Ave. at East 36th Street in New York City’s Murray Hill neighborhood. What began as financier Pierpont Morgan’s library, the organization now encompases a campus complex of buildings.

Morgan (1837-1913) was one of the nation’s preeminent collectors and cultural benefactors.

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These two Italian Renaissance-style bronze medals went out at $23,750 and attracted interest from Italian bidders who flew in to attend this sale.

They lost out on these medals but picked up a number of other items to make their transatlantic trip worthwhile. the second session, “Chat maitre-d’hotel,” by the Swiss sculptor (1902-85), is a 1967 red-brown patinated cast bronze inscribed “Diego” on the base. The 11.5-inch-tall work achieved $81,250.

“That jumped fast,” stated Millea. “The way I remember it, it jumped to around $45,000, and from that point on, it was down to just two bidders, one on the phone and one online.

Ultimately, the phone bidder

The top-selling David Hockney photograph from the personal collection of Ileana Sonnabend was “John St. Clair Swimming,” 1976, that fetched $16,250, well above its $500-$700 estimate.

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A pair of cast bronze garden lions by Arturo di Modica (b. 1941), 1987, having brown and verdigris patination, This Eva Hild (b. 1966) stoneware brought $32,500. The 50-inch-tall mask, “Complex B,” 2003, tripled its lions came from the Kouri estate. high estimate to realize $40,000. The 26-by-31-by-30-inch work came from further scholarship and for the estate of venture capitalist Pentti somebody to take it another Kouri with provenance to the Nancy step,” he said. Bidders clearly Margolis Gallery in New York City. agreed and decided this won the day.” painting was worth taking to Thaw was a passionate the next level. collector of paintings and Paintings from the Thaw drawings, and a standout in collection heavily favored Old this sale included an unsigned Master oils, such as Bernard oil-on-canvas attributed to Van Orley’s (Flemish, circa Honore Daumier, titled “Third 1488-1541) “Hawking Party,” Class Carriage,” circa 1862, circa 1535, a design for a that went over its $20,000- tapestry, that sold for $56,250; 30,000 estimate to bring “Madame Dans Son Salon,” $68,750. This work is in the attributed to Edouard Daumier Registry as work Vuillard, which brought #9118 and referenced in $43,750; and an Utrecht School Edward Fuch’s “Der Maler painting, “The Magician,” Daumier, Munich, A. Langen,” 17th/18th century, that earned 1930. $27,500. In his notes, Thaw The Daumier painting was attributed the latter to George one of many surprising results de la Tour (French, 1593-1652). in the sale, according to The Thaw collection also Millea, who noted it was diffi- offered choice antiques, cult to predict if it would sell including a lot of two Italian for $5,000 or $50,000. “I think Renaissance-style bronze a lot of these things needed medals that went for $23,750 and a 19th-century V i c t o r i a n mahogany artist’s storage/easel cabinet, which was estimated at $600$800, but sold for $17,500.

Thaw had farranging interests, spanning Asian antiques such as two antique carved wood netsuke, Topping the furniture category was this English burl- going for $13,125, wood kidney shaped kneehole desk (est. $800- and a finely cast $1,200) that earned $17,500. It came out of the ancient Chinese estate of Hope Gimbel Solinger, New York. gilt bronze tiger,

Bodnar’s Auctions is gearing up for a large sale of quality collectibles at its Edison, N.J., location on Saturday, Jan. 5, 2019. In the past several years, toys have become one of Bodnar’s specialties. The auction house has developed a following for its speciality sales in this category, and the Jan. 5 auction should not disappoint.

From a Staten Island house comes a large, single-owner

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collection that took a lifetime to form. It is equally impressive in size as it is in content.

The collection starts with hundreds of comic-related hardcover books, possibly every “Archives Editions” ever printed, and “Marvel Masterworks” and “Nostalgic 1950s” EC Comics. Box sets of “The Tales From the Crypt,” “The Haunt of Fear,” and “The Vault of Horror” will be sold. There are newer “Justice League”

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comics, all the way to “Whiz” comics. In the collection are “Whiz Comics #16,” “Whiz Comics #17,” and earlier interesting comics such as “America’s Best Comics #19.”

Lastly, an early Captain Marvel pennant done by Fawcett Publications Inc. ranks among the expected highlights. This is only a small sampling of what is to be sold. Hundreds of comics are still being cataloged and discovered.

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Vassili Grachev’s brown patina cast bronze, “Cattle Thief,” having applied bronze wirework and strung components, 11.5 inches tall, realized $21,250. It came out of the collection of the late Charles E. Sigety. top, 30-by-54-by-29 inches, that earned $17,500. The desk came from the New York estate of Hope Gimbel Solinger.

Asian arts, which kicked off the sale on the first day, was led by a Chinese gold and silver inlaid bronze Hu vase (est. $600-$800) that made $28,750. “That was a surprise.

When I saw it in the house, I thought it was really nice. It had that buttery bronze brown patina that seems to do really well,” mentioned Millea, saying he knew it would do well but was surprised at exactly how well.

Besides the items that soared over their estimates, the auction also offered some bargains, including an Albert Bierstadt (attrib.) oil-onboard, “Ruin on the Prairie,” that sold below estimate for $8,750; a Vladimir Montufar (French/Guatemalan, b. 1956) patinated bronze floor sculpture, “Colonne II,” 1992, for $1,500; and an oil-on-canvas in the manner of Henri Matisse, “Deux Jeune Filles,” 1947, going for $10,625.

All prices reported include a 25 percent buyer’s premium.

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a private art foundation focused on his interests in Minimalism, Arte Povera, Conceptual, and Text-based art. This is the third auction featuring items from his estate.

“The auction was amazing; we always hope our sales will exceed our high estimate, and this one certainly did by a lot,” said Michael Millea, who runs the auction house with his brother, Mark. “This sale was really driven by provenance.

People really sought out the Thaw stuff, which was not a surprise to us. We had wanted to get the estate, were happy we got it, and super happy with the results.”

The Thaw estate accounted for the lion’s share of items overall in the three-day sale, which overall totaled 1,100 lots, as well as most of the top-selling lots, including the top lot, a Diego Giacometti bronze. Crossing the block in

likely Han dynasty, that brought $10,625, to American Indian arts, led by a Tlingit/Haida ceremonial grease bowl with carved bearfrom handles by Augustus Bean (Inuit, 1850-1926) and Rudolph Walton (Inuit, 18671926), circa 1900, realizing $8,125.

Rounding out offerings with Thaw provenance were two lots each bringing $8,750: a rare Amphora octopus vase, circa 1900, 9 inches tall, and an articulated horse artist’s model by C. Barbe, circa 1830, England, in carved wood with brass interior hardware, 14 inches tall.

Leading art from the Kouri estate was an Eva Hild (b.

1966) stoneware mask, “Complex B,” 2003, 26-by-31by-30 inches, that made $40,000. The estate also yielded a pair of Arturo di Modica (Italian/American, b. 1941) brown and verdigris patinated cast bronze lions, 1987, 50-by63-by-17 inches, that sold for $32,500.

From Charles Sigety’s estate came a J.C. Leyendecker oil-on-canvas portrait of “Saint Jerome,” circa 1898, and a Vassili Grachev (Russian, 1831-1905) cast bronze statue, “Cattle Thief.” Both works attained $21,250 each.

Sonnabend provenance also lends cachet to artworks, and the art photography from her collection in this sale featured over 35 David Hockney photographs, led by his 1976 chromogenic print, “John St. Clair Swimming,” which surpassed its $500-$700 estimate to bring $16,250.

Art dominated all three days of the auction, but the furniture category offered some interesting and noteworthy finds, such as an English burlwood kidney shaped kneehole desk, 19th/20th century, having burl veneer and an inset leather

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The consignor was also an avid collector of Danbury and Franklin Mint collections, as well as baseball. Almost every baseball stadium is represented in small scale, as well as Joe DiMaggio figures and an impressive stand with players of the 1927 N.Y. Yankees.

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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT This Week: Out West

2018 Frauds, Fakes And Felonies This year saw no shortage of reports on a variety of topics that kept news hounds glued to their smartphones, TVs and computers. Not quite as loud but just as impactful on another level were plenty of news reports about fakers caught plying their trade at a high level. Some of these fakes were only discovered after fooling a variety of experts and enjoying decades of acceptance as authentic pieces.

Nothing is Sacred - Faked Biblical History The Dead Sea Scrolls are among the most fascinating and mysterious historical documents, but this year, the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., discovered that five of its 16 fragments, which had been on display, are fakes. Since the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls approximately 70 years ago (1940s-1956), much debate has surrounded their interpretation and meaning. These 16 ancient fragments have been on display at the Washington, D.C., museum since 2017.

Scholars shed some doubt on the authenticity of seven of these fragments a couple of years ago, and one researcher found there was a “high probability� that the fragments were fakes after scrutinizing their “scribal quality, writing techniques and manuscript state.�

Five of these questionable pieces were then sent to the Bundesanstalt fßr Materialforschung undprßfung (BAM) in Germany for evaluation. After performing high-grade, state-of-the-art tests analyzing the ink, chemical makeup of the fragments, and sediment layers, BAM’s report increased the probability that the pieces are fake, and more studies are planned to be performed. For now, the fragments have been removed from display.

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well-crafted fake.

The museum received a tip about the fake secretary and promptly brought in a materials scientist to determine the age of the embellishments while they also conducted a detailed investigation of historical sources to make a determination on the credibility of the story.

Eventually, Gordon confessed, and Katz refunded the museum’s money. The piece is considered to be “one of the best folk art fakes of all time.�

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filed by an Italian collector, who spent 13.5 million euros (over $15 million) on more than 13 pieces of alleged Louis XIV and Louis XV furniture and other pieces. The brothers were released on a collective 5.5 million euros bail and are awaiting trial. Investigators have discovered many more suspect pieces sold by the Kraemer Gallery over the years for millions of euros.

Yankee Doodle Dud Faked Civil War History One of the more convincing Civil War memorial fakes, an elaborately decorated antique secretary desk, was purchased by the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art after getting the green light of authenticity from many different types of experts.

Connecticut antiques dealer Allan Katz was selling the piece at the Winter Antiques Show for $375,000.

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Not only was the piece faked, but its entire provenance, documentation as well as the detailed story behind it was completely fabricated as well. The previous owner, Massachusetts antiques dealer Harold Gordon, admitted to coming up with the backstory and altering the secretary desk, all because he needed money. However, two photos surfaced, one of the plain secretary situated in a corner of Gordon’s home, and a second, later photo of the embellished secretary standing in the exact same spot.

Katz bought the secretary desk from Gordon, who had turned it into the “Bingham Family Civil War Memorial Secretary,� which he claimed was made in 1876 by friends of Civil War veteran Wells Bingham to honor his brother, John, who was killed in the Battle of Antietam. Gordon carefully ornamented the

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learned in the study of fakes, it’s that no one is too big or too important to get caught once art crime investigators get involved. This was also discovered by Olivier and Laurent Kraemer of Paris’ highly respected Kraemer Gallery, who, along with four cabinet makers and experts, were found to have been making fake Louis XIV furniture for years.

In 2016, Laurent had been charged with selling fake Louis XIV chairs and stools, some bought by the Palace of Versailles, and a seated furniture expert at the Didier Aaron & Cie gallery admitted to making the chairs with the help of an expert cabinet maker. This year, the Kraemers were arrested due to a new civil court action

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Peter Seibert, a native Pennsylvanian, grew up in the antiques business and remains closely tied to auction houses, collectors, and dealers. Professionally, he has served as a museum director and public historian in Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Virginia, and Wyoming. He holds a Master of Arts in American studies from Penn State and has authored two books and numerous articles on decorative arts, interior design, and history.

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Greetings from the great state of Wyoming! As readers may know, we have moved back out West, where I have taken on the leadership of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West.

The Buffalo Bill Center (BBC) is one of the great museums in the United States and a leader in telling the story of the

are shops and co-ops, but many of the best buys come from pawn shops.

I remember when we first started hunting for antiques out West, we had some real trepidation about going into pawn shops. However, we soon recognized that these were the places to find really good stuff. This moment of revelation actually happened with my mom and me about 30 years ago when we walked into a pawn shop in Billings, Montana, on our first day of vacation.

My mom never bought her souvenir of the trip on the first day, but we walked into a

gift, and Kim got a horsehair hat braid. It was a lot of fun, and the prices were right on the mark for us.

We went into another antique co-op, and it too had some wonderful treasures.

This time of year is a great time to go to co-ops as many dealers are anxious for Christmas cash and prices are negotiable. So we ended up with some really wonderful treasures at great prices.

The Northern plains are a great place to collect.

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We arrived nine days ago and got to do our first antiquing on Saturday. It was awesome. I have to admit to some disappointment about antiquing in Virginia. What the Civil War did not destroy, the poverty of the South in the late 1800s onward did in. My favorite purchases came from either up in Frederick, Md., or out in the Shenandoah Valley beyond Charlottesville.

Here in Wyoming and to our north in Montana, there are some really great antiquing opportunities.

Antiquing in the West is different than in the East. Yes, there

pawn shop and she spotted a necklace. It was a beautiful example of Navajo work with a fine piece of old Kingman turquoise in the center. She pulled the trigger and never regretted it. The necklace now is in the safe deposit box not so much because it is that rare but because it is such an important memory of collecting for me and a connection to my mother.

This past weekend, we visited several pawn shops, and, like before, we found great treasures. The owner was restocking with some Indian beadwork, and several of the pieces had to come home with us. Mary got a sweet pair of earrings as an early Christmas

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Caroling, Caroling: Collectible Christmas Albums Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century

The granddaddy of Christmas TV musicals is 1964’s “Rudolph The RedThe fire will be ready for the roasting Nosed Reindeer,” with Burl Ives, chestnuts with “The Christmas Song: Videocraft puppets, and, of course, “A Nat ‘King’ Cole.”

Holly Jolly Christmas.”

“The sparkling freshness of a newly fallen snow” is in “Merry Christmas In the groove, “Frank Sinatra and His From Lawrence Welk And His Friends Want You to Have Yourself a Champagne Music.”

Merry Little Christmas.”

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sell with a ca. 1920s photo of the village and a 1960 newspaper clipping of Pulaski winning second prize for this work at the Kimberton Hobby Show.

This is “The Night Before Christmas,” Youthful carolers are on the cover of as recorded by the cast of radio’s “Merry Christmas,” which features “Fibber McGee and Molly.”

“Fontanna, his Orchestra and Chorus.”

Just call him “Mr. Christmas.” “Merry This was Lawrence Welk’s favorite Christmas: Bing” topped the holiday quartet, “Christmas With the Lennon charts for years. His version of “White Sisters.”

Christmas” still does.

Unlikely performers also released Christmas recordings, inadvertently putting the hoho-ho in “Happy Holidays.” How about “We Wish You a Merry Christmas: 15 Favorites Sung by Warner Bros. Stars”? The mostly tone-deaf warblings are provided by early-’60s Warner Brothers TV stars, ranging from Robert Conrad (“Hawaiian Eye”) to a pre-James-Bond Roger Moore (“The Alaskans”). Or, “Mae in December,” with that snow-melting octogenarian Mae West offering sizzling season’s greetings on such not-tobe-missed numbers as “Put the Loot in the Boot, Santa.” And, if you’d like to treat yourself to something practically no one else will have in their holiday album collection, who could resist the best-selling release of 1980? That would be “Christmas in the Stars: The Star Wars Christmas Album.” Featured on “R2-D2 We Wish You A Merry Christmas” is a first-time-out John Bongiovi, better known today as Jon Bon Jovi.

Soundtracks for TV musical holiday spectaculars of the early 1960s were also in demand. A young Liza Minnelli teamed up with “Captain Hook” himself, Cyril Ritchard, for “The Dangerous Christmas of Red Riding Hood.” Also featured was “The Animals” as “The Wolf Pack,” barking out “We’re Gonna Howl Tonight.”

Burl Ives famously explored the Johnny Marks songbook in

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The maestro, complete with wings and A leader in the compilation lineup was halo, is in “Mantovani Christmas “Firestone Presents Your Favorite Carols.”

Christmas Carols (Volume 5).”

“A generous display of holiday merriment” was the theme for “Christmas With Arthur Godfrey (And All The Little Godfreys).”

“Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer,” which was a Videocraft TV musical spectacular. In addition to the title song and “Silver and Gold,” this is the one where Burl introduced that once-a-year earworm, “A Holly Jolly Christmas.”

So which Christmas song were most recording artists, past and present, clamoring to cut? No question there, Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas.”

When Bing Crosby first heard the song, he said, “I don’t think you need to worry about this one, Irving.” Berlin didn’t. He once stated (immodestly, but probably correctly) that “White Christmas” was “not only the best song I ever wrote, it’s the best song anybody ever wrote.”

All too soon, it’s Dec. 26, and you’re holly-jollied out. “The Christmas Song” has roasted its last chestnut. And the sooner “Frosty the Snowman” melts, the better.

Ah, but then next year rolls around, and it’s Thanksgiving again. Bing, Burl, Nat, Andy, and the rest of their caroling cohorts ease their way onto the

“Christmas, Christmas time is here!” Picture perfect, a snowy scene sets off It’s “Christmas With The Chipmunks.” “Fred Waring and the Pennsylanians: The Sounds of Christmas.” airwaves and are once more welcome visitors. Time to roll the co-author of numerous on design and out those old records and cele- books including brate the happiest of holidays. collectibles, It’s beginning to look (and “Postwar Pop,” a collection of his columns. His favorite sound) a lot like Christmas!

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And now, with that mashup of seasonal songs careening about in your brain, the time is right for a look at that most tuneful of Yuletide traditions: the Christmas album!

Christmas albums first emerged in the 1940s with 78 rpm collections from such radio favorites as Fibber McGee and Molly (their rendition of “The Night Before Christmas” featured vocals by the King’s Men, and “Molly,” Marian Jordan, as little-girl narrator “Teeny”).

It was from the mid-1950s onward, though, that Christmas recordings became the gifts that keep on giving (and giving, and giving), brightening many a mid-century home. Few stars were able to resist putting their own musical stamp on holiday standards, with some (like Andy Williams, Mitch Miller and his “Sing Along” gang, the Lennon Sisters, Mantovani, and Kate Smith) showing up regularly on Santa’s “nice” list. The result, an annual avalanche of Christmas albums.

Compilations were also popular. Imagine, all your favorite artists on one Christmas LP! At the top of the stack were annual releases by tire companies Goodyear and Firestone. Goodyear’s first album, which hit the record racks in 1961, was a sellout, with 100,000 copies snapped up by Thanksgiving.

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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.

17361 Shrewsbury 717-235-6637 SHREWSBURY ANTIQUE CENTER 65 N. Highland Dr. “A True Antique Mall� over 10,000 sq.ft with over 55 dealers, open 7 days, 10-5. Ample parking, close to other shops, walking distance around the historic village.

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16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088 I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located off the Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222 Pennsylvania Ave. Quality antiques & collectibles. 40 Dlrs. Open Daily 10:304:30, Closed Sundays Dlrs welcome.

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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.

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR 01/05-06/19, NEW HOPE, SAT 8 AM-3 PM SUN 9 AM-2 PM, Antiques, Collectibles & Treasures Indoor Market, Rt 202 & 46 N Sugan Rd, New Hope Eagle Fire Co. Banquet Hall

MARYLAND 12/29/18, NORTH EAST, SAT 8:30 AM, Estate & Antique featuring Toyota Cruiser-Harley mortorcycle, bottles, furnitre, antiques, toys, collectibles, Steiff Rose candelabras, Steiff Repousse creamer, sugar, ephemera, sports memorabilia, comics, die cast trucks/cars, tools etc., 239 Biggs Hwy, Jim Racine Auctions LLC

01/12/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg

NEW JERSEY 01/05/19, EDISON, SAT, MultiEstate Antiques & Collectibles, New Jersey Convention & Expo Ctr 97 Sunfield Ave, Bodnars Auction

01/18-19/19, YARDLEY, FRI 11 AM- 5PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 64 S Main St, Yardley Community Centre

NEW HAMPSHIRE 01/01/19, HAMPTON, TUES 10 AM-3 PM, Antiques, 815 Lafayette Rd, Best Western Inn & Conference Center

01/26/19, PHILADELPHIA, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Flea Market, 1301 S Columbus Blvd, Penns Landing Caterets inside Sheet Metal Workers Union Bldg

NEW JERSEY 01/06/19, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

02/01-03/19, YORK, FRI & SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Expo Center Memorial Hall East

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01/05/19, ORWIGSBURG, SAT 10 AM, Firearms, coins featuring key date1909S VDB Penny, jewelry, fruniture, toys, antique/vintage, bottles, glass Breweriana, stamps, paper, sports cards, instruments, tools, other items, Auction Time Bid Board 1506 Centre Tpke, Auction Time Bid Board/Blums Auction

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01/05/19, SPRING CITY, SAT 10 AM, Two Toy Train Auctions, The Ridge Fire Co 480 Ridge Rd, Maurer's Auction

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01/05/19, YORK, SAT 8:30 AM, Large collection of advertising signs, thermometers, cans, antiques, York County 4-H Center 771 Stoverstown Rd, Mike Stermer

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WEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;LL BE SELLING ITEMS FROM SEVERAL NEPA ESTATES - NO RESERVES - NO MINIMUMS - NO BUYBACKS! ABSENTEE BIDS ACCEPTED - please email us at traversauctions@epix.net 36â&#x20AC;? tall bears signature of listed artist Victor Heinrich Seifert - oil on board signed Thomas Kerry - portraits & landscape by Nicolo Cortiglia - much more artwork incl. other listed artists! RUGS - Monumental palace rug hand loomed w/medallion center 20â&#x20AC;&#x2122;6â&#x20AC;?x11â&#x20AC;&#x2122;6â&#x20AC;? plus a second large â&#x20AC;&#x153;palaceâ&#x20AC;? size rug and other hand loomed estate rugs. COLLECTIBLES & DECORATOR ITEMS - Historical flasks, apothecary bottles & more antique bottles - script & block advertising stoneware jugs - antique & collectibles clocks incl. LeCoultre Atmos, Royal Bonn Ansonia open escapement & many more great clocks - Roseville, Fulper & other pottery a super accumulation of glassware incl. Steuben, art glass, paperweights, Victorian glass & much more finer glassware - antique coverlets & quilts - porcelain & china incl. Austria fish platter w/plates, Majolica and more!!!

- a nice assortment of lamps & lighting - stained glass windows - Steiff bears, pedal tractor w/wagon + other collectible toys & childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s items - Asian antiquities & collectibles - Viola w/Vignali label - sterling silver & .835 silver tea service by Wilhelm Binder - ornate bell - furs - tole painted trays - Tiffany Studios/Furnaces bronze chargers + low compote - loads more!! MID CENTURY FURNISHINGS - Pr. Adrian Pearsall style end tables - fabulous chrome glass top able w/4 chrome chairs - Danish walnut dining room table w/2 leaves + chairs - set of 4 Italy fiberglass chairs made for Tecno - lucite table lamps - more mid century!!!

JEWELRY AND ACCESSORIES - Excellent selection of gold jewelry many with genuine gemstone, diamonds and more!!! Watches!!! Nice jewelry! Worth the trip from ANYWHERE!!!

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WE SAVE THE BEST ALL YEAR LONG FOR THIS ANNUAL EVENT - ALWAYS THE BEST AUCTION OF THE YEAR IN NE PA!!! NOTE - WE WELCOME ABSENTEE & PHONE BIDS WITH PROPER FORM FILLED OUT (AVAILABLE AT WEBSITE OR AUCTIONZIP) PLEASE DO NOT TRY TO SUBMIT BIDS THE MORNING OF THE AUCTION!!!

ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS - Simply the best antique & high end furniture NEPA has to offer! Incl. a heavily carved oak dining room table & chairs + a matching sideboard, attributed to Horner - Stickley Mission Oak furniture incl. Quaint china w/Arts & Crafts stained glass doors, Quaint caned back rocker, Quaint sofa, Gustav Stickley Rocker - 19th c. tiger maple 2 drawer stand w/tapered Hepplewhite legs - 19th c. 2 drawer stand in gorgeous tiger maple maple 19th c. 1 drawer drop side stand - at least 2 19th c. tilt-top tables one w/ birdcage underside wild grained Victorian gaming table - curved glass French Vitrine w/painted scene - ornately carved Victorian mirrored back cabinet - period circa late 1700s Chippendale tall chest - at least 2 late 18th c. chest of drawers (wonderful period furniture!!!) one w/inlay - primitive cobbler bench used as a coffee table - marble top desk w/carved full body lion columns - oak rd. dining table w/leaves carved full body lion columns - oak file cabinet - oak 4 section library index cabinet - gorgeous oak file type cabinet w/loads of small drawers - golden oak sideboard w/ fancy mirrored back - lots more great furniture!!!

ARTWORK - Fantastic life size (5â&#x20AC;&#x2122;6â&#x20AC;?) recumbent female nude bronze bearing signature of listed artist Michael Shacham - bronze sculpture â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Archerâ&#x20AC;?

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8 - - Antiques & Auction News — December 28, 2018

Kimberly Douglass Sells Reed Estate Of Boyertown, Pa. Over 7,000 Antique Red Clay Roof Tiles Bring Total Of Nearly $50,000 day. We just kept discovering more and more interesting things throughout the house and barn,” said company owner Kim Douglass.

Contents included hundreds of early and unique items from each generation of the family who lived on the property since its land grant from William Penn. They found many unopened crates sent back from Japan when John Reed’s parents were stationed there following World War II. Reed’s father was a pilot, and his mother was a nurse during the war. Photographs showing his parents wearing uniforms were sold. The many items included early A winter WWII bomber outfit of cap, boots, coat toys and ephemera, and zip pants flew off for $715. cast-iron tea pots,

military uniforms and accessories.

The auction consisted of the personal property within the barn and house. Two auctioneers sold concurrently both days: barn items on day one (Black Friday) and house items on day two.

Douglas sold the roof tiles on day one. Groups of tiles based on their location of original storage sold. Piles ranged from $1,100 for a 250count pile to $14,850 for Over 7,000 red clay roof tiles were sold in a count of 2,000. An groups of all sizes, some as singles. The total ornate single tile was was $48,000. $88, and a grouping of lacquerware and porcelain tea sets, and early Halloween decorations. The most preauction attention was given to the over 7,000 early red clay COMMONWEALTH FIRE HALL, PLEASUREVILLE, PA roof tiles, as well as to the

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Stieff Rose Candelabras, Stieff Repousse Creamer, Sugar, Lg. Water pitcher, Ludwig Hohlwein orig. w/c Hunt scene, Pastoral Winter w/c “Herded Flock, J. Regester Bell, Coke 2 bottle holder, Blue décor jug, Blue Décor. 1854 crock, Pair Asian 16” figurine Lamps, Classical Revival Figural Woman w/Harp, Aladdin lamps, French horn, Saxophone, clarinet, Salterini patio furniture, Umanoff for Shaver Howard Barstools, QA Tilt-top table, Early Pine bench table, Limberts Oak sideboard, 3 Maddox mahog. Desks, Cherry Nuevo Armoire, Walnut Princess Cheval Dressing mirror, Barber’s Chair, Wood Barber’s pole, Mid Century Vanity, Rhodesian Oak 8pc DR Set, Italian leather sofa, Oak Larkins Desk, VA House Maple BR set, MT parlor table, Boy Scout memorabilia, DC 18’ canvas trolley/bus street sign, Early Mass transit buttons/Badges, Cameras, advertising tins, Boxes. Bottles, Early ledgers & ephemera from Court House Point Court House Ches. City, 1877 Cecil Co. Atlas, 1920/30’s Boating & Yachting Mags., Horatio Alger books, the Collection from the Estate of Harvey Woodlin Bottles, Advertising & Ertl Banks DE, NJ, MD other state Milk bottles, candy containers, to be sold in the next 3 sales, Duck/Decoy Prints/Posters, ‘97 Harley Road King, Honda 9.9 Outboard, ‘09 Toyota FJ Cruiser, ‘84 Alumacraft [JR21] 17’ boat w/90 Yamaha Outboard, Berkel Meat Slicer, Sanyo Heat Pump, EMS rescue lift, Sport Memorabilia, comics, old HdG Pennant, Arrowheads, 100+ Diecast trucks/cars, tools, flat screens, Lg, glass water bottles and more.

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Cast Christmas Figures (Barclay, Grey Iron, Maroil), Cast Soldiers (Barclay, Grey Iron, Maroil), Christmas Ornaments, Price Guides, Civil War Subject Books, Oil Lamps, Halloween And Easter Items, Granite (Coffeepots, Etc.), Depression Glass, Vintage Dolls, Hummel Figurines, Lady Head Vases, Black Art, Vintage Toys, 25 Cent Golden Books, Framed Artwork (Gibson, Gutmann, Wallace Nutting & Others), String Holders (Figural Plaster), Kitchen S&P (Various Designs), Lady Wall Planters (And Others), Horse Collars With Mirrors, Cast Doorstops, Santas On Skis & Sleds, Advertising Crates, Wooden Boxes, Display Rack & Shelves, Display Stands (Dolls, Watches), Pierced Tin Candle Lamp, Baskets, Early Phones, Cast Pots, Wood Decorated Bucket, Wood Bench, After Market Model ‘A’ Ford Parts, Marilyn Monroe Dolls, Ladles, PA Fishing Licenses (1940’s), New York Chauffeur’s Badge, Pocket Watches (Elgin & Illinois), Ladies’ Wristwatches (Girard Perregaux, Hamilton w/Cases), Character Watches (Mickey Mouse & Alice In Wonderland), Buffalo Wood Wagon, Child’s “Sellers” Kitchen Cabinet, Animal Ride Toys, Child’s Rocker, Wooden Butter Churn, Child’s Wood Western BB Gun Rack, Hopalong Cassidy Dart Game Board, Ladies’ Purses, Old Metal Birdcage And Stand. Disney Comics (68 In 16 Lots) From The 1940’s-1950’s Many With Carl Barks Art; 10 Movie Star Ink Signed Photos (1940s-Mid 60s) Including D. Powell, D. Jannsen, Richard Burton, James Dean, Betty Grable, Betty Davis (3 Diff.), Jean Seberg, Judy Garland, Huge Assortment Of Early Pinback Buttons, Ribbons & Small Collectibles Most In Lots And In Many Categories To Include: Redman Lodge (7), Two 1909 Expo AYP Ribbons One Chief Seattle, One Idaho, Plus 3 Indians w/Bow; Army Legion Of Merit & Purple Heart Medals Plus G. Washington POS Of A Ribbon & Knights Of Pythias Canal Zone Ribbon; Fire Company 2 Fancy Ribbons One By T. Stevens On Original Paper For 1876 Centennial Showing G. Washington And 3 Patriotic (Incl. A. Lincoln) By Warner Of Patterson NJ; Metal Items (19 Pcs.) Incl. 1914-1918 Russian Military Medal, Police/Fire Ins. Stud C. 1912, Clothing Buttons, Studs, Pins; York, PA Buttons (16) Back To Early 1900s; Karl Katz York Brewing Co. Button, Susquehanna River Wild Cat Falls Rare 1911 Ribbon Plus WCF’S Hotel Postcard; Gunpowder Buttons 3 Peters, 2 Dupont Incl. Rare Crow Shooting; Gunpowder 4 Winchester Incl. Topperweins; Watch Fob For Buffalo Bill/Pawnee Bill Wild West Show; Buster Brown Shoes 13 Buttons From C. 1904-1940S; Soda Advertising Buttons (12) Plus 3 Misc.; Beer Ad Buttons (15) From 1897-1960S; 3 Giant Size Celluloids Incl. 1940s Schenley Whiskey; Baseball Players Back To 1930s And Incl. Hank Aaron 1950s (18 Pieces); Famous Trotter Dan Patch Early 1900s Animal Food Ad Button; 26 Misc. Buttons Advertising Products, Cowboys And Comic Characters With Damage, 1969 Ticket To Historic Woodstock Music Festival Plus Ad Button For Movie That Followed In 1970. More Groups Of Vintage Pinback Buttons And Small Collectibles In These Categories: Coal/ Stoves/Electricity Incl. Reddy Kilowatt; John Deere; Huber Steam Tractor; Horse/Livestock/Milk Cows; Celluloid Tape Measures; Shoe Ad Pocket Mirrors Incl. Mahlon Haines; Ad Mirrors For Tobacco/Medicines; Early Car Ad Buttons; Gas/Oil/Motorcycle/Reo Truck; Bicycle Btns. 1896-1900; Lindbergh 1927 Flight; Space Flights 1962-1969; Railroad Related; 10 Early Fireman Buttons; 3 Fire “Chief” Badges & 13 Convention Ribbons; Fire Conv. Delegate Badges; Old Boatmen (Canals) & Other Ship Btns.; Boy Scout Badges; Santa Mostly 1930s-50s; World’s Fairs 1898-1939; 2 Fishing Lures Hedon & Weezel; Civil War Gar, War Of 1898, World War I And II (3 LOTS); Shirley Temple & Six 1930s Doll Btns.; The Yellow Kid Six 1896 Btns.; 28 Cigarette Cartoon Btns. C. 1912; 24 Kellogg’s Pep 1940s Btns.; Five Mickey Mouse 1930s Btns. Plus Soda Bottle Cap; Snoopy/Charlie Brown/Peanuts Lot; 1942 Capt. Marvel & Superman Club Member Btns.; Elvis Lot 1950’s-1977, Movie Cowboys (15) 1930s-1950s; Radio Premium Giveaways For Gmen/D. Tracy/Tom Mix/Orphan Annie/Others. 1883 Eastern PA Big/Cloth-Backed Map; Ike 1952 Bandana; Davy Crockett Bandana; Pennants FDR/2 Dewey/Ike; JFK Lot 3 Plates/Brass Wall Plaque/9” Button/Salt & Pepper; 26 Spoons War Of 1898/Early Expo/Charles Hughes/States; 7 Cup Plates C. 1840S; 4 Henry Clay C. 1844 Cup Plates; W.H. Harrison C. 1840 Cup Plates (3) & Bunker Hill; China Lot Henry Clay; 3 Lincoln, Garfield, Coolidge; China Lot 2 McKinley, Taft, Dewey 1898 Tin; FDR, Truman China Pieces And MacArthur Bottle Stopper; Cleveland/Thurman Pressed Glass Plate 1888; Photos 4 Daguerreotypes/2 Ambro; Photos Big Tintype, Cabinets, Cartes; Early Prints Military/Political, 2 Harper’s Weekly 1865, Civil War Huge Modern Book; G. Washington Centennial 1876 By Amer. Banknote Co./Pinback Buttons Early 1900S; Woven Ribbon; Teddy Roosevelt Brass Plaque C. 1920; TR Lot 4 Pcs. Incl. Rough Rider; TR & John Mitchell Coal Strike Print; British Plates 1800s Victoria, Gladstone; Misc. Lot w/Albany Glassworks Bottle; China Campaign Mugs (4) Back To Bryan And Al Smith Metal Derby Hat; Early 1800s Reverse Painting On Glass Of Gentleman; Baseball 8 Yankees & Giants 1940s-50s Programs, Prudential Inc. Co. Collection 18 Pieces w/ Trade Cards, Silver Medals, 2 Early Paperweights; Product Tins (9) Incl. King Semi-Smokeless, Tobacco, Whiskey; Pocket Watches (5) And Razors (2); Advertising China Moxie, Swett Root Beer, Ole Sleepy Eye, Anderson’s Liquor Early 1900s Pitcher; Misc. Lot With Stock Plate From Browning Rifle; Characters 1930s Popeye; Orphan Annie, Oz Book, Pez; Tarzan 1930s Tea Tin, Cowboy Movie Stars 1830s-50s (15) Pieces; Flash Gordon 1950s Tin Target, Disney 1930s Books, Cards, 1940s Donald Duck Carnival Figure; Comic BooK Lot (6) Mary Marvel, Lil Abner, WDC&S; Amos & Andy 1930s Giveaway Map Of Weber City; Early Paper Lot NJ Canals, NJ Railroads, Transocean Steamships Passenger Lists, Almanacs, Sheet Music, WWI-II (35 Pieces); 43 Presidential Campaign Buttons Back To 1960; 23 Pres. Campaign Buttons Back To 1936.

Lariats, 75 Plus Rings (Some Sterling And Gold), Small (Ladies) Waltham Pocket Watch Having Second Hand Sweep (As Is), Five Stone Necklaces, Nine Piece Small Sword Set With Holder, Suzanne Somers Jewelry, Unusual Hollow Sterling Figural Piece, Assorted Jewelry Boxes, Wooden Heart Shaped Jewelry Box, Incolay Stone Boxes (2 Large One Having Insert And One Small), Tassles, Necklaces, Bangles, Pearls, Stone Necklaces, Hand Carved Wooden Jewelry Box (Fancy), Round Top Portrait Jewelry Box, Lane Jewelry Box, 10 Pc. Cigar Wooden Holder (Jose Denito), Pocket Book Necklace, Large Onyx Ring, Sterling Necklace Having 9 Shields With Stones, Shell Cut Cameo, Small Fancy Hand Carved Jewelry Casket, Figural Metal Oblong Jewelry Casket. Ladies’ Hankies, Men’s Hankerchiefs, 6 Ladies’ Handmade Scarves, Campbell’s Soup Cups And Fancy Apron With Hat, Half Shade Gone With The Wind Light, Floor Lamps, 2 Desk Lamps, Small Piano Lamp. 8 Pc. Modern Oak Broyhill Dining Room Set Having Breakfront Rectangular Extension Table & One Board (Bought At Good’s $1,192 In 1992), 5 Pc. Fancy Porch Set In Wicker (Love Seat, And 2 Side Chairs, Round End Table, And Coffee Table), Triple Cherry Dresser In Chippendale Style, Chest Of Drawers, Small & Narrow Bookcase, 3 Nice Black Bar Stools (1960’s) Having Back Rest, Round Table w/Faux Top, Vintage Turned Oak Clothes Tree (Shakey), Mahog. Record Cabinet For 33 RPM Records, Very Nice Small Bamboo Legged Stand w/Oak Top, Small Stool Overshot Painted, PA 2 Gallon Brown Slip Jug, Small Jenny Wade Wooden Dough Box (Souvenir Of Gettysburg), 6 3-D Puzzles (One Is Star Wars), Antique Quilt, Afghans, Hand-Crocheted Items, Linens, 2 Full Cases Of Bowling Trophies And Medals, Two Shirley Temple Creamers, Cameras, Console Jewelry Case, Found Jewelry Everywhere (Baby’s Gold Ring With Heart, To Costume And Better Jewelry, Watches, Etc.), 7 Small Throw Rugs, Red Tin Carrier Having Milk Glass S&Ps, A Whole Flat Of Pens And Pencils, Pictures: Criss Cross Walnut (Saying), Criss Cross Framed Picture, Instant Ancestor Pictures With Family And Other Subjects, Wall Hangings, Small Wood Wall Shelves, Fur Coat, Small Clean Blue And White Roaster In Granite, Concrete: Standing Bear, 3 Skunks, 2 Birdbaths, 2 Busts Of Reindeer With Pronounced Horns To Others, Birds And Such), Pair Of Candled Stand Lights And Others, Wind Lamps, 2 Austrian Moose Creamers, Souvenir Glass Such As Salt & Pepper To Small Pitcher Of Gettysburg, 3 Old Bamboo Fishing Rods (2 In Canvas Covers And One Not), Three Other Fishing Rods.

MORE TO LIST. JEWELRY AND SELECTED TREASURES. COME & SEE. AUCTIONEER: GARY L. GLADFELTER Lic. #345 (717) 318-8586 PREVIEW: ONE HR. PRIOR TERMS: CASH OR HONORABLE CHECK Pictures & Information On AUCTIONZIP.COM #1013 All Announcements Made Day Of Sale Supercede All Printed Material

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Kimberly K. Auction LLC held a two-day live on-site auction for the estate of John K. Reed of Boyertown, Pa., on Nov. 23 and 24.

Despite the cold, they had a beautiful day with no rain or snow and over 500 people in attendance throughout both days. Attendees were from 11 different states. “It was one of the most fun auctions I have ever done, from prep to sale

55 red clay roof caps fetched an average of $56 each.

All of the tiles totaled approximately $48,000.

In addition to the roof tiles, there were orchard ladders, signs, silo boards, early lumber, doors, hardware such as barn door hinges, and A military target kite found in the attic sold for $340. more. An early paint-decorated wooden for $415. An early work bench wheel barrow rolled out at with a large wooden vice sold $230, while an all wood lawn for $440. Two amphibious roller filled with gravel ATVs raced to the realized brought a smooth $82.50. A prices of $1,400 and $1,200. All multi-drawered cabinet creat- prices reflect a 10 percent ed or repurposed from a large buyer’s premium. early organ/piano crate sold Continued on page 11

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15 Common Mistakes People Make When Selling Their Stuff

By Mike Ivankovich Many people over 55 today are thinking of moving, downsizing their homes, or just liquidating some of their personal possessions. And few people know how to do it properly. Here are 15 of the most common mistakes we’ve seen people make over the years when selling their antiques, collectibles, and general household items.

1. They fail to understand that what they paid for something has absolutely no bearing on its value today.

2. They fail to understand the importance of condition, which is extremely important

in determining value.

3. They fail to understand that they will most likely receive the wholesale value and not the retail value.

4. They believe that the asking prices at www.Replacements.com reflect the value of their items, when in fact it’s not even close.

5. When doing value research on the internet, they sort prices in drop-down boxes from “high-to-low” rather than “low-to-high.” Most people want to pay as little as possible, and the highest prices are rarely achievable and usually pie-in-the-sky prices.

6. They think that cleaning and polishing items such as

coins increases the value when actually it removes the patina and kills the value.

7. They mistakenly think that their original art is a print. Or vice versa.

8. They fail to leave room in their asking price for the buyer to make a fair profit.

9. They fail to understand that the values in most price guides represent not what something is worth, but what someone might expect to pay for something.

10. They rely on values from older price guides, not understanding that those prices are completely outdated.

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11. They listen to uninformed advice from others.

“My neighbor’s brother’s friend said....”

12. They sell before knowing exactly what they have. Is it Good-Better-Best? Is it highly collectable or a chotchkee?

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Approx. 85 signs to include: Dbl. sided porcelain Firestone Tires sign; dbl. sided porcelain Waitt & Bond Blackstone sign; dbl. sided porcelain Barber Shop sign; McNess; Muncy Chief hybrids; Pee Dee Coils sign; Pepsi-Cola; Bethlehem Wire Nails; Amalie. Penna. Motor Oil; B&D Electric; Danger High Voltage; “thirsty just whistle”; Peter Schuyler cigars; Dad’s root beer; Quaker State; Western Union; Todd; Drink Tru Ade; A&P; Flying A motor diesel fuel; CATTEX soles; cherry smash; Funks G; Ma’s root beer; Triple AAA root beer; Hershey’s ice cream; AC spark plugs; Thermometers to include: Porcelain Prestone; Mail Pouch; Packard; Kentucky Club; Cobbs Creek; Wink; PepsiCola; Coca-Cola; Mule Kick; Winston; Nesbitts; to name a few; Hearts Delight green tea box; S.H. Myers burlap bag; Dover; Dr. Pepper chalkboard; many tobacco adv. Cans; Stand-up adv. display to include: Calvert Whiskey; Miller Tires; Old Hickory Shoe Laces; Just Born; Old Crow; Jitter Bug; Eagles Oilers; Clark’s Thread; oil cans; oyster cans; approx. 35 tip trays; Case knives; trays of watch fobs; mini tools; dec. M&T Miller #2 jug, Newport, PA; collect. of Red Wing crocks & jugs from 2 to 12 gal.; Turner toy dump truck; Sinclair gas truck; 1936 Dover pennant; cast-iron bottle openers; Peters shell boxes; Ohio blue tin matches; old calendars; O.M. Stough, Dover, PA in frame; DeLaval cream separator sign in frame; Bull Durham adv. in frame; muskrat bullet knives picture; candy adv. boxes; Alligator Steel Belt Lacing sign; Armstrong Floors clock; 4 wheel wooden goat w wagon; skeleton keys; cast-iron animals; Paul Spangler, Mt. Royal adv.; w wooden shovel; wooden rakes; camelback trunk.

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“What’s It Worth” Antiques Minute

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1942 Rarity Sold For $102,000

The “Creature From the Black Lagoon” (Universal International, 1954) sixsheet with artwork by Reynold Brown sold for $19,200. The horror classic starred Richard Carlson, Julia Adams and Richard Denning as a group of paleontologists who travel to the Amazon and find the famed Black Lagoon and its most unusual occupant.

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the way, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Screenplay.

“This is regarded as perhaps the best-looking of all formats of domestic paper produced for the film, which is among the most popular and important in Hollywood history,” said Heritage Auctions movie posters director Grey Smith. “Casablanca belongs in any serious movie poster collection, and this poster can be the centerpiece.”

A rare, highly sought-after “Thunderball” (United Artists, 1965) full-bleed British quad more than doubled its low estimate when it sold for $24,000.

Multiple collectors made bids for the poster with artwork by Frank McCarthy and Robert McGinnis. This country-of-origin British paper, in advance quad crown style, captures Sean Connery in his fourth, some say his best, performance as James Bond. Only a small number of copies remain uncut. This poster was advertised in the British pressbook as the Quad Crown poster, intended to be cut by theater owners into double crown posters (no double crown posters were distributed for the promotion of the film).

“A Breakfast at Tiffany’s” (Paramount, 1961) Italian Four Fogli drew bids from more than a dozen collectors before nearly tripling its low estimate at $22,800. The 55-by-78.5-inch poster, offered for the first time through Heritage This “A Breakfast at Tiffany’s” Auctions, features a beautiful (Paramount, 1961) Italian Four Fogli portrait of Audrey Hepburn by drew bids from more than a dozen col- Ercole Brini, who was widely lectors before nearly tripling its low estimate at $22,800.

A “Casablanca” (Warner Brothers, 1942) insert nearly doubled its pre-auction high estimate when numerous bidders drove its final price to $102,000, claiming top-lot honors in Heritage Auctions’ Movie Posters Auction in Dallas, Texas. The total value of the auction, which boasted sellthrough rates of 97 percent by value and 96 percent by lot, was $1,602,103.

The 14-by-36-inch highdemand poster was widely anticipated prior to the Nov. 17 and 18 auction. Part of the appeal to collectors is the fact that this poster features all of the film’s main characters, including the leads played by Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman and Paul Henreid. The film went on to become one of the most important films in Hollywood history, developing an enormous base of fans and collecting several Oscars along

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This “Casablanca” (Warner Brothers, 1942) insert poster nearly doubled its pre-auction high estimate when it sold for $102,000. considered one of the best artists in the business.

A “Superman” cartoon (Paramount, 1941) stock onesheet also drew numerous bids

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A few dozen Marx sets. Joy Line and Army sets among them. Marx toys. Postwar sets, Lionel locos, freights & accessories. AF ‘S’ ga. Hornby and Mechnicraft. Advertising items & ephemera for Yellow Cab. O scale Trains: Brass by KTM, Gem and more. Custom built cars. Kits by All Nation and Kusan. Atlas O ga. OO gauge locos.

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This “The Empire Strikes Back” (20th Century Fox, 1980) British Royal Charity World Premier Double Crown poster, with Ralph McQuarrie artwork, sold for $15,600.

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On day two, the auction was held under three large tents as well as indoors. Despite little pre-auction interest, there was a massive book collection that sold with excitement. Many of the bound books were from the Easton Press and were still in their original wrap, most of which fetched prices from $55 to $770. Subject matters were across the board, from history to politics. Piles of vintage posters were also sold, including a group of 20-plus vintage This “Frankenstein” (Universal, R- ski posters that glided to $600.

1947) one-sheet poster sold for $13,200.

The 1950s and ’60s toys ranged from $50 to $600 each, including many automotive showroom car models.

One of the tents was filled with the WWI and WWII military uniforms and accessories as well as vintage clothing and Japanese kimonos. Several ladies’ naval uniforms brought over $200 each; a Japanese first aid shirt, $155; and a strong box filled with American Red Cross items realized $110.

A “Medical Department” Naval blanket brought $110. A Marine identified trunk sold for $275,

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A “Superman” cartoon (Paramount, 1941) stock one-sheet also drew numerous bids before closing at $20,400. The 27-by-41-inch poster was created by Paramount with a blank imprint area in which the name of any of 17 individual “Superman” cartoon shorts could be written or printed.

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before closing at $20,400. The 27-by-41-inch poster was created by Paramount with a blank imprint area in which the name of any of 17 individual “Superman” cartoon shorts could be written or printed.

A dozen collectors made bids on a “Creature From the Black Lagoon” (Universal International, 1954) six-sheet with artwork by Reynold Brown until it drew a final price of $19,200. The horror classic starred Richard Carlson, Julia Adams and Richard Denning as a group of paleontologists who travel to the Amazon and find the famed Black Lagoon and its most unusual occupant. The film was one of the era’s finest and inspired two sequels, and this poster in its large format may be in the best condition of its kind.

Other top lots included “The Empire Strikes Back” (20th Century Fox, 1980) British Royal Charity World Premier Double Crown, with Ralph McQuarrie artwork, selling for $15,600, and the World War II Propaganda (Ministry of Information, 1939) Full-Bleed British Crown “Keep Calm and Carry On” realizing $15,600. The World War I Propaganda (Boston Public Safety Committee, 1915) recruitment poster “Enlist,” with Fred Spear artwork, sold for $14,400, and “This Gun for Hire” (Paramount, 1942) one-sheet sold for $14,400.

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and a Marine pilot jacket in asis condition sold for $220.

While the auction was winding down, the prices were not, with a winter WWII bomber outfit of cap, boots, coat and zip pants flying off for $715. Two pairs of bomber goggles sold for $165 and $110 each. A military target kite found in the attic camouflaged by layers of dust sold for $340.

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