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Frank Loveland Collection Offered “Many Brass Rings” At Bertoia’s $1.95M Spring Toy Break Auction T

here were smiles on many bidders’ faces as they departed Bertoia Auctions’ Spring Toy Break Auction on May 9th and 10th. “It was a terrific sale, and there was a great camaraderie throughout,” said Bertoia Auctions associate Rich Bertoia. “As they headed out the door with their purchases, everybody was chattering about the toys and the prices they had sold for. They were saying, ‘You have to have another sale like that.’” It would be easier said than done to recreate a lineup rivaling Frank Loveland’s trains and trolleys, horse-drawn and bell toys from the late Harvey Funderwhite’s collection, and the numerous high-end European, automotive and early American toys from other consignors that bolstered the $1.95 million sale (all prices quoted include 18 percent buyer’s premium). “Some of the prices were eye-opening, approaching what some would call investment level,” Bertoia said. “The gross for the sale surpassed the total high estimate by 25 percent, which is remarkable.” The train category roared, with a circa 1904-08 Carlisle & Finch No. 45 locomotive with tender and passenger cars set

The Arcade cast-iron yellow cab panel van sold for $7,080.

claiming top-lot status at $46,020. A boxed freight set by the same revered American manufacturer achieved $23,600. Fans of European trains joined the fray, competing with conviction over Marklin advertising boxcars, like the Heinz 57 Varieties Tomato Ketchup car, $17,700, and a beautiful 1gauge Budweiser Beer car, $23,600. A Central Train Station was bid to $23,600, and the magical Marklin name even pushed the bidding on a small group of trackside accessories to $8,850. A Smith & White two-inch-gauge Electric Trolley from the Loveland collection required a hefty “fare” of $7,080. “I was not surprised about the trains’ strong performance because we had had so many phone calls prior to the sale,” said Bertoia. “The two-inch trains were the earliest ones made in America, and in that realm, demand definitely exceeds supply. There were many ‘brass rings’ in the Loveland collection, and there were people bidding on those trains who weren’t even The Marklin Central Station in yellow, orange train collectors; they were people who like to own rare things.” and green motif sold for $23,600. The Harvey Funderwhite horse-drawn cast-iron toy collection was the source of many superior examples entered in the sale, including a very rare Kyser & Rex Circus Wagon with articulated animals, $6,490, and a Wilkens Fire Chief Wagon, $5,605. A Gong Bell “Tramp” bell toy rolled off to a new owner for $2,142. A very scarce early American horsedrawn tin toy attributed to Althof Bergman had a revolving action and two figures that “walked” around an American flag. It more

This Bradley & Hubbard ‘Three Little Kittens’ figural cast-iron doorstop sold for $1,888.

This M & K tinplate clockwork motorcycle with sidecar and woman passenger sold for $10,620.

A Carlisle & Finch No. 45 locomotive, tender and passenger cars, sold for $46,020.

A painted tinplate with cast-iron revolving horse clockwork toy with American flag sold A railroad boxcar advertising Pabst Blue for $8,850. Ribbon Beer sold for $23,600.

than doubled its high estimate to sell for $8,850. The perennial appeal of motorcycle toys was evidenced by the M & K (Germany) tinplate ‘cycle with well-dressed lady passenger in its sidecar, which sped across the auction block to a $10,620 finish. Far more diminutive, but no less charming, a 3.5-inch penny toy motorcycle with a rider in a long, hooded coat commanded $2,242 against an estimate of $300-$400. The largest parade set manufactured by Heyde, dating to around 1890-1900, was presented in its original box with three trays. In exceptional condition and missing only two pieces, the United States Army Set No. 1003 included 66 mounted horses, 29 parade figures, 42 soldiers, two caissons and cannons drawn by four horse teams. It rose to the occasion and exceeded its high estimate with a winning bid of $10,620. Notable among the paper litho on wood toys, a German flat-bottom Noah’s Ark with River Belle ferry boat, “Horace” locomotive and several carved animals combined to achieve $4,130, more than five times the lot’s high estimate. American automotive toys were led by a Buddy ‘L’ pressed-steel Trencher on treads, $6,490; an Arcade cast-iron Yellow Cab panel van, $7,080; and a Seven Brothers delivery truck, $2,655. A boxed Louis Marx G-Man Pursuit Car in bright primary colors put the pedal to the metal and didn’t skid to a halt till it had reached $2,006. A fine selection of cast-iron mechanical banks included three popular J. & E. Stevens productions: a Speaking Dog (red dress version), $4,130; a Darktown Battery, $5,310; and a Bad Accident, $7,080. A Wheel of Fortune still bank, cast iron with a japanned finish, was a fresh find that enticed bidders to a $2,655 finish. Other auction highlights included a dated 1865 presentation fire trumpet given to the Perseverance Hose Co. No. 5, $3,245 against an estimate of $500-$700; a Bradley & Hubbard Three Kittens on Books castiron figural doorstop, $1,888; and a 1920 Rice’s Seeds advertising poster measuring An advertisement for Jerome B. Rice Seed 20-by-30-inches, $3,245. Co., Cambridge, N.Y., sold for $3,245. While Bertoia’s had been keeping it a

The Kyser & Rex cast-iron horse-drawn circus cage with animal figures sold for $6,490.

secret, somehow the word got out about the premier Max Berry collection of mechanical banks, penny toys, horse-drawn and bell toys that the company will be auctioning in November. “We had recently started to receive phone calls from people asking if the rumors were true and congratulating us on winning the right to sell the greatest toy collection to come to the marketplace since the Donald Kaufman collection,” said Jeanne Bertoia, owner of Bertoia Auctions. “We realized it was no longer a secret and decided just to acknowledge it with pride. It’s a magnificent collection and one that collectors are sure to be talking about all summer long.” For further information, call 856-6921881 or visit www.bertoiaauctions.com. Images courtesy Bertoia Auctions.

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Tom Miano, Founder Of Serious Toyz, Tapped To Head New Pop Culture Department For Morphy Auctions All Future Serious Toyz Auctions To Be Conducted Under Morphy’s Banner Morphy Auctions’ Antique and Vintage Toy division is in expansion mode yet again. Dan Morphy, founder and president of Morphy Auctions, recently announced that Tom Miano of Serious Toyz has joined the Pennsylvania company’s team of specialists. Miano, whose new title is Pop Culture Expert, will be acquiring consignments and managing sales of vintage toys and pop-culture collectibles for Morphy’s, starting with a Saturday, Sept. 6, auction of character, postwar and space toys. “Tom’s auction house, Serious Toyz, is a favorite with collectors. They love it. In the 19 years that Tom has been the hands-on owner and operator of the company, he has built an outstanding reputation,” said Morphy. “He’s well liked by everyone in the industry, and consignors know they can depend on his knowledge and expertise. He will be a tremendous asset to our operation.” The addition of a dedicated pop culture department completes the timeline of toys and collectibles offered in specialty sales at Morphy’s, which is already a worldwide force in the auction of antique, prewar vintage, and postwar boomerera toys. Until now, the only toy classification at Morphy’s that didn’t have its own expert-led department was pop culture and collectibles, said Morphy. “Now, with Tom Miano and

Tom Miano, Morphy Auctions’ newly appointed Pop Culture Expert, is shown with some of his favorite toys and pop culture collectibles. Photo by Steve Lesnick Photography.

Serious Toyz merging into Morphy’s, it adds the final link we have been missing. Even better, it eliminates the job of building a new department organically from the ground up. It has already been built and fine-tuned by Tom, who is the best in the business. He has many consignors and customers that we didn’t have on our books and vice versa. One side complements the other very nicely,” Morphy said. Miano, who graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the School of Visual Arts in New York City, began his career as an advertising art director at Foote, Cone & Belding. He later held creative director positions at several other leading international

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Philadelphia Museum Of Art Celebrates Reinstallation The Philadelphia Museum of Art celebrates the return of Thomas Eakins’s “The Gross Clinic” by making it the centerpiece of a new installation in its galleries of American art. As part of the co-ownership agreement with the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the display of Eakins’s masterpiece, which was painted in 1876, rotates between the two institutions every several years. Now back at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, this painting is on view in a new installation with other works of art from the collection that reflect the growing cosmopolitan spirit and ambition displayed by Eakins and his contemporaries during the last few decades of the nineteenth century. One of Eakins’s greatest achievements, “The Gross Clinic” can be seen together with the artist’s second major painting of a medical subject, “The Agnew Clinic” of 1889, on loan from the University of Pennsylvania. This installation is intended to evoke a time when galleries often displayed sculpture, decorative arts, and paintings hung “salon style” from floor to ceiling. In addition to works by Eakins, paintings by Philadelphians William Trost Richards and Thomas Moran are on view, shown alongside works by Philadelphia-trained artists who lived abroad such as Mary Cassatt and Henry O. Tanner. Other cosmopolitan artists such as John Singer Sargent and James Abbott McNeill Whistler are also included. Cassatt’s “On the Balcony,” Whistler’s “Purple and Rose: The Lange Leizen of the Six Marks,” and Sargent’s “Portrait of Frances Sherborne Ridley Watts” demonstrate the international spirit of American art in this period. The reinstallation also presents a number of works that were exhibited at World’s Fairs, including those held in Philadelphia in 1876, Chicago in 1893, and Paris in 1900. Prominent among these is the painting voted most popular by viewers at the World’s Columbian Exposition in 1893, Thomas Hovenden’s “Breaking Home Ties,” which depicts a young man’s

Portrait of Dr. Samuel D. Gross (The Gross Clinic), by Thomas Eakins, American, 1844-1916, oil on canvas, measuring 8 feet by 6 feet 6 inches. Philadelphia Museum of Art, gift of the Alumni Association to Jefferson Medical College in 1878 and purchased by the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 2007 with the support of more than 3,600 donors.

Exposition of 1900. Kathleen Foster, the Robert L. McNeil Jr. senior curator of American Art, said, “We are delighted to place “The Gross Clinic,” for the first time, in the midst of the great collection of American paintings at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This renovation of our largest gallery devoted to his collection allows us to suggest the grandeur of the public exhibitions of this era. These international exhibitions gave artists the opportunity to learn from one another, gain a reputation, and attract patrons. A surprising number of objects from our collection were prize-winners in these salons and expositions, and so it is exciting to reconstruct this network and to illustrate the kind of environment in which “The Gross Clinic” was initially presented and judged.” The early exhibition history of each object—in Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Paris, and other cities— is noted on the labels in the gallery, and supplementary interpretive material is available on the museum’s website, thanks to the support of the Mellon Foundation. The Philadelphia Museum of Art is located on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway at 26th Street. For additional information, call 215-763-8100 or visit www.philamuseum.org. Image courtesy The Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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advertising agencies, including McCann-Erickson, J. Walter Thompson, and Ogilvy & Mather. In 1995, Miano decided to leave the corporate world in order to pursue his long-held dream of establishing an auction company focused exclusively on toys, collectibles and pop culture memorabilia. “Starting up and building Serious Toyz into what it is today was a learning process from day one,” Miano said. “In the beginning, my wife, Patti, and I did everything manually, with sheets of paper taped to our kitchen wall. Every time a bid would come in over the phone, we’d add it to the sheet of paper for that particular auction item. Of course, over the years our methods became a lot more sophisticated, but it’s nothing compared to the amazing operation Dan has in place at Morphy’s. The first time I visited his gallery, it was like finding the Promised Land. I feel very privileged to have been asked to join his team.” Morphy Auctions’ strength in technology and social media is a natural fit for the Serious Toy demographic, Miano said. “To reach a global audience, the company utilizes four Internet live-bidding platforms, including its own, Morphy Live. They’re ideally positioned to interact with pop culture collectors worldwide.” Miano is currently organizing toy consignments for Morphy’s Sept. 6 auction, which was previously advertised as Serious Toyz Auction #56. To contact Tom Miano, call the business number previously used by Serious Toyz: 866-653-8699 or email tom@serioustoyz.com. To contact Morphy’s, call 717-335-3435.

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These past few weeks, I headed back East for a combination family visit for my wife and a bit of antiquing. It was my first trip back in two years, and it gave me a chance to see the market with a fresh set of eyes. When I left Pennsylvania, my sense was that the market was still in free-fall with the bottom not quite there and many dealers leaving the business. Today, my assessment is that the market probably has bottomed, although many good dealers have and continue to leave the market. Prices are all over and much is really dependent upon how far you are willing to travel for antiques. My trip began with some

Mary (5) get to pick something out in antique malls where we spend time. This not only teaches them that antiques are fun but starts them on their own collections as well. What did I pass on? Lots of Indian jewelry that was of middling quality and high prices. Native American items tend to be either outrageously priced or dirt-cheap. Not much inbetween. I would argue it’s because most generalist dealers don’t see much of it and so they use the Internet to price. Problem is that an Internet photograph, or any image, rarely shows the qualitative difference between good, great and average pieces. In this case, I think too many Western pickers hitting the midwestern antiques malls have driven up all the jewelry prices, regardless of their quality. Next issue, the odyssey returns to Pennsylvania.

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finest known specimen, was also highly sought-after and sold for $646,250. Copper highlights included the 1787 George Clinton Copper, MS63 Brown NGC, the finest-certified example of this rare classic offered at auction for the first time in more than a century, which sold for $499,375, a price equaled by a simply stunning 1792 Reeded-edge Copper Disme AU55 NGC. Items being sold from the extensive collection, assembled across a period of 90 years, are all being sold for the sole benefit of the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society (a Missouri not-for-profit corporation). The proceeds will

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An exceedingly rare proof between the Capitol dome and $4,068 and a U.S. #106 that toys. Toy soldiers will feature of an original series $1,000 the right border. The Weiss gaveled for $1,921 (all prices a large selection of Britains face charter #290 U.S. note was perfect. quoted include a 13 percent boxed sets and other makers. National Bank Note, one of But where is that other buyer’s premium). By the Ocean liner memorabilia only two examples known, face? Nobody knows. time it was all over, the auc- in the July 23rd sale will sold for $96,050 at a Stamps, Limpert’s published it without tion had grossed about include models, prints and a Coins & Postcards Auction attribution, and its where- $400,000. “Prices for stamps chessboard made from actuheld May 29 by Philip Weiss abouts has been lost to time. A and coins were very strong,” al Titanic wreck wood. Auctions in the firm’s Weiss said. Historical memorabilia will gallery located at 74 Philip Weiss feature autographs, an early Merrick Road in Auctions has already put 20th century women’s sufLynbrook, N.Y. The this auction behind them frage movement needleBank Note proof was the and are looking forward work/tapestry, and many day’s top lot and highto a pair of blockbuster posters, to include a great light of the sale. sales lined up for the selection of World War I, The $1,000 National summer. A Tuesday, June World War II, early movies, Bank Note proof went to 24, auction (with a 2 travel, advertising and other a bidding agent on the p.m. start, EST) will fea- subjects. floor, at a price that was ture toys, toy trains, Rare books will include within range (it was estimechanical banks and first-editions by Jack London, mated at $80,000toy soldiers. Then a an author-signed copy of $120,000). The Fr. 465 Wednesday, July 23rd Hemingway’s “The Old Man original series face, printsale will have advertis- and the Sea,” an important ed on India paper and An original series $1,000 face proof charter ing, books, militaria, archive of Burke Sweeney art, mounted on card stock, #290 U.S. National Bank Note, one of only autographs, and ocean and a marvelous aviation colwas dated March 1, two known was the top lot of the auction, liner and historical items. lection that includes an auto1864, and was hole- selling for $96,050. In the June 24 sale graph of Amelia Earhart and a punch canceled. The will be a singleimage, a Chittenden Spinner rumor that the note had found owner collection of from the Forth National Bank its way into the Numismatic mechanical banks, (New York City), was flawless. Collection at the Smithsonian pulled from a Long It is known that one other Institution proved to be false. Island, N.Y., home, example of the original series They don’t own an example. where they sat on $1,000 proof exists, because it That left the note in the Weiss shelves for 40 years. is clearly pictured on page 13 sale all alone, a fact that only Examples will of the second edition of added to its desirability. include higher-grade “United States Paper Money, The auction attracted and hard-to-find Old Series, 1861-1923” (pub- nearly 500 registered bidders, banks like a Horse This Scott U.S. #6 one-cent stamp on lished by Limpert’s in 1955). around 60 of whom attended Race Bank, Johan and cover, with profile bust of Benjamin In that note, however, the the event live. Internet the Whale, a Kiltie Franklin sold for $4,068. lower right corner is badly bidders participated via bank, Lion and the torn and there’s a large hole Invaluable.com and Monkeys, Eagle and typed letter signed by Arrigo Proxibid.com (as well as the Eaglettes, Big Chief Moon, Balboni with a piece of plane Philip Weiss Auctions website, Speaking Dog, Boy on fabric from the racing Gee www.weissauctions.com). Trapeze and many more. Bee that killed Cecil Allen in Phone and absentee bids were A tremendous assortment 1935. also recorded. of die-cast toy vehicles will For more information, call “Overall bidding was include boxed Dinkys, Corgis, 516-594-0731 or visit brisk, with the highlight lot Matchbox and early Tootsie www.WeissAuctions.com. drawing news attention from local newspapers, televiOVER 60 DEALERS sion, and the national news outlets,” said Philip Weiss of Philip Weiss Auctions. “It was truly a thrill to handle such a rare National Bank Note proof with quite a back 608 Arnold Ave. story. A piece like this is in Pt. Pleasant Beach, NJ keeping with our long tradi732-899-6300 tion of bringing great fresh The U.S. #106 green ten-cent material to the bidding, buystamp with bust of George ing public.” Washington, graded XF 90 Other highlights included Mint NG sold for $1,921. 2 Floors 2 Explore Open Every Day 10-6 a U.S. cover #6 that sold for

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auction included a Jackie Robinson single-signed baseball (PSA/DNA Mint 9), one of two highest graded Robinson single-signed balls. It sold for $73,409. Bob Turley’s 1958 New York Yankees World Series Championship Ring sold for $62,152. A 1969 Thurman Munson gameworn rookie catcher’s mitt sold for $62,152, and a 1964 Bob Gibson-autographed St. Louis Cardinals game-worn road jersey sold for $60,667. All prices include a buyer’s premium. An expected highlight, a letter from baseball great Lou Gehrig to Dr. Paul O’Leary The sale of Satchel Paige’s 1971 National Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Ring for $259,642 set a world record for a baseballrelated ring.

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A rare, handsome men’s Longines wristwatch, originally purchased around the time of World War II and descended in the same Buffalo, N.Y., family ever since, sold for $50,600 at an Advertising, Scientific and Art Auction held May 31 by Cottone Auctions. The sale took place in the firm’s gallery located at 120 Court St. in Geneseo, N.Y. “I’m not sure if this was a new auction record for a men’s Longines watch, but if not I’m sure it came close,” remarked Matt Cottone of Cottone Auctions. The watch, a Model 13 ZN, was a

stainless steel chronograph wristwatch, with two-toned silver dial. Features included a concentric stopwatch, second and minute counter, twobutton start-and-stop reset and a stainless steel case. “This auction was wedged in between two fine art sales, which are typically bigger events, but we were thrilled with the interest in what was a wide variety of merchandise in the many diverse categories,” said Cottone. “The Longines watch, especially, came as a real pleasant surprise. We assigned it a presale estimate of $3,000$5,000, but I guess we forgot to add another zero there.” Around 200 people attended the auction in person, while another 1,000 registered to bid online through LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com. Telephone and absentee (or left) bids also numbered “in the hundreds, combined,” Cottone

The top lot of the auction was this rare men’s Longines wristwatch from the 1940s. It sold for $50,600.

The Merchants Union Express Company lithograph (Major & Knapp, Broadway, N.Y.), measuring 25-by-19-inches, sold for $6,500. A Chelsea “Wardroom” clock with 12-inch dial, made by the American Ship Building Company, realized $15,000.

estimated, and he said of the nearly 450 lots that came up for bid, “98 or 99 percent changed hands. That’s a real successful sellthrough, I’d say.” The following are additional highlights from the auction. All prices quoted include a 15 percent buyer’s premium. The second top lot of the auction was a Chelsea “Wardroom” This oil-on-canvas painting by clock in good running Alexander Levy (1881-1947), titled order, made by the “Bringing Home the Logs,” sold for American Ship Building $6,000. Co. (Cleveland, Ohio), 12 inches tall with a two-inch Schultz Grocery (Hartford), 6 dial. It went for $15,000. feet 10 inches by 10 feet, Also, a mid-20th-century fig- brought $3,738. A U.S. Department of the ural bronze clock on a marble base depicting the French Treasury currency broadside leader Napoleon on horse- sold for $4,700, while a vinback, 38-by-22-inches, tage Soviet Union poster with the (translated) message, “We changed hands for $3,450. A set of 12 Royal Doulton stand for peace and work for hand-painted and relief gold the cause of peace and we’re leafed plates, each one 10.5 not afraid of danger and are inches in diameter and show- ready to answer a blow for a ing roses and vignettes, very blow to the starters of war” visually striking, found a new (etc.), 27.25-by-40.25-inches, owner for $8,050, while a knocked down at $4,000. Original oil paintings German porcelain stein, made in the 19th century and depict- proved to be a huge hit with ing a wild boar with a pipe bidders. A 24-by-24-inch oiland hat, marked on-canvas by Alexander Levy “Musterschutz” and standing (1881-1947), signed lower 7.5 inches, attracted a top bid left and titled “Bringing Home the Logs,” fetched of $2,875. Lithographs, posters and $6,000, and an autumnal landbroadsides all came up for scape painting by another bid. A Merchants Union American artist, Chauncey Express Company lithograph Foster Ryder (1868-1949), an (Major & Knapp, Broadway, oil-on-paperboard measuring N.Y.), measuring 25-by-19- 12-by-16-inches, artist signed, inches, wowed the crowd for made $4,025. An oil-on-canvas painting $6,500. Also, a very large Calhoun print lithograph titled of two women by the British “Peck’s Bad Boy” and show- artist Walter Bonner Gash (Continued on page 14) ing people and a dog outside

AUCTION 50 year collection of RR Collectibles & Toy Trains of Mr. Ed Pruitt. Approx. 400 Lots! Complete list & photos on www.auctionzip.com #5346.

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KINZERS, PA 17535 Auctioneer Ron Funk, AU-314L, Ph.: 717-687-8101

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LEESPORT, BERKS CO., PA ITEMS: Cookie Jars, Inkwells, Fish Bowls, Vases, Umbrella Stand, Flow Blue, Chicken On Nests, Chamber Sets, (25+) Lamps (Lion Elephant - Dogs - Frog - Snail - Turtle - Cat - Pig - Etc.), Perfume Bottles, Roseville, Glassware, Stools, C.I. Doorstops & Banks, Silver Items, Paperweights, Framed Baseball Cards, Copper, Outdoor Dec., Bottles, Sewing Cabinets, School Desks, Music Motion Figures, Sewing Cabinets, Clocks, Assort. Tables, Chairs, Desks, Antique Bench Chair, Wood Boxes, Porcelain Dolls, Pictures & Prints, Brass Scale, Afghans, Holiday Items, Bed Warmers, Plus Hundreds Of New Items In Cases. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Approx. 5-6 Hour Auction. Many Items Not Mentioned. Something For Everyone. Plan To Attend. TERMS: Cash Or PA Check; Day Of Auction - 6% Sales Tax Applies. SALE FOR: FRED & DOTTIES ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES (Birdsboro, PA) AUCTIONEERS: KENNETH P. LEIBY (PA L#AU001541) BRIAN GELSINGER (PA L#AU0005528) 610-562-3929 - www.auctionzip.com - I.D. #5718

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Selling from the former home of Richard “Pooch” Felker,

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AT 9 A.M.: Roseville; Weller; Ironstone; Wedgwood; EAPG; Limoges; Brass Buckets; Cast Iron; Kero. Lamps; Graniteware; Vtg. Philco Radio; Copper Kettle; Chimney Covers; James Hamilton & Co. Greensboro, PA Jug w/Cobalt; Art Glass; Steiff; Planters Nut Sets; 100+ Framed Pcs. Art & Prints; Linens; Quilts; Coverlets; Contemp. Oriental Rugs; Vict. Linens; Vict. Bird Taxidermy; Antq. Beaded Purses; Antq. Hair Combs; Antq. Mantel Clock; Mercury Glass; Vict. Castor Sets; (2) Sets Sterling Flatware; Swiss Tabletop Music Box; Graniteware; Cut Glass; Transferware; Majolica. JEWELRY AT 11 A.M.: (2) Estate Round Diamond Solitaire Rings (0.75ct & 0.68ct); Filigree & Diamond Brooch; Silver Charm Bracelet; Vict. Gold Fob & Bangles; Lady’s Gold Pocket Watch; Men’s Silver Pocket Watch; Costume Jewelry; Cameo; 18k Gold Band. 200+ Pcs. ANTIQUE FURNITURE AT 11:30 A.M.: Marble Top Vict. Dressers & Washstands; Deacon’s Bench; Mahog. Chests; Architectural Corner Cupbrd.; Mpl. & Mahog. Empire Chests; Victrola; Oak Drop Front Lady’s Desk; Music Cabinet; Marble Top Vict. Plant Stands; Vict. Mirrors; Burled Veneer Sofa; Side Tbls.; Parlor Sets; Wicker; Wood Trunks; Empire Gaming Table w/ Paw Feet; Wrought Iron Garden Bench; Pr. Parquet Inlaid Tbls.; Vict. Side Chairs; Mahog. Tea Cart; Drop Leaf Tbl.; Child’s School Desk; Petite Grandmother Clock; Narrow Barrister Bookcase; Brass F/P Screen & Tools; Sohmer & Co. Console Piano; Depr. D/R Suite; Sets of Painted Plank Chairs; Antq. Floor Lamps. CONTEMP. FURN.: Curio Cabinets; Cherry 3-Pc. Entertain. Ctr.; Oak Computer Armoire; Bookcases; Desk Chair; Accent Furn.; Glider Rocker. TOOLS AT 9 A.M. (Selling Double): (3) Window A/C; Lawn Roller; (3) Wheelbarrows; (2) Elec. Trolling Motors; Yard Tools; (2) Battery Chargers; Billy Goat Blower; Elect. Welder & Hood; Tire Balancer; Vulcan Industrial Soup Maker; Teak Deck Furn.; 20” Elect Lawn Mower; 28” Snapper Rider w/Bagger; Chain Saws; Blower; Port. Air Tanks; Hedge Trimmer; Lawn Mower Blade Grinder; Pool & Pond Filters; Shop Vac; 16’ Alum. Stepladder; Nursery Cart; Dewalt Radio. HH ITEMS & BOX LOTS. NOTES: 10% Buyer’s premium. Cash, check Visa/ MasterCard (3% surcharge with credit card). Preview auction day from 7:30 A.M. Visit website for photos:

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ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, & HOUSEHOLDS Glassware: Carnival Glass; Fiesta; Blue Willow; McCoy; Weller; Ironstone; Crocks; Fire-King; Moonstone Hobnail; Moon and Stars; Lefton; Ruby; Phoenix; Hall; Hull; Depression Glass; Mercury Glass; Cookie Jars; Salt and Pepper Shakers; Crocks; Lady Head Figures; Advertising: Local Calendars, Plates, Thermometers, Tins, Fans, & More from: Kauffman’s Meat 1958; Harvey Wetzel; Beaver Brothers Bakery; Walters Gulf Station; Coca-Cola; Beavertown Block; Renninger Middleburg 1916; Thermometers from Middleburg, Selinsgrove, Sunbury, Paxtonville, Beavertown, Beaver Springs, Freeburg, Swinford, Kreamer, & Kissimmee, Mifflinburg, & More; Political Buttons; Union Nat’l Bank Lewisburg Bank; Prints and Paintings: Picasso Signed Drawing; Reading Beer; Pabst Beer; Dippery; Bruner; Lomison; Mary Pickford; Charles Russel; Still Life; Baptisms and Marriage Certificates; Books: Snyder County Marriages 1835-1899; Tombstone Inscriptions Snyder County, PA; Annuals of Buffalo Valley 1755-1855; Freemasonry in Northumberland and Snyder Counties; Atlas Union & Snyder Counties 1868; German Ledger 1842; Odd Fellows Middleburg Ledger; PA History 4 Volumes; German Titanic Book; 75 Yearbooks (Middleburg, Mifflinburg, Sunbury, Camp Meade Plus; Dore Bible; Sunbury Ledger; Many others; Ephemera: Selinsgrove Fair Souvenir Books; Old Photos; Civil War Photos; Blotters; Advertising Cards; A.E. Snook Booklet; Old Local Newspapers; Sheet Music; Calling Cards; The Richfield Light 1889; Many others; Fishing: Old Wooden Lures; Rods; Tackle Boxes; Guns: Neumann Bros. 12 Ga. Double Barrel with Hammers; Single Shot Hammer .22; Norvell Shapleigh Howe 12 Gauge Double Barrel Shotgun; WWII Japanese Rifle Bolt Action; Milk Bottles: Ross Dairy Sunbury; East Malt Farms; Ulsh - Shinkel Lewistown; Neidigs Sunbury; Engles Sunbury; Selinsgrove Dairies; Fairview Dairy; United Dairies Sunbury; Eardley’s Dairy Lewisburg; Plus Old Medicine Bottles; Candy Jars; Jewelry; Bar Lights Lunch Boxes; Marbles; Banks; Stereoscope and Cards; Ukelin; Eyeglasses; Cigar Press; Graniteware; WWII Pigeon Carrier; Chalkware; Beatles Soakie; Old Baseball Gloves; Lighters; Perfume Bottles; Dresser Sets; Old Radios: Crosley, Victor, Zenith, Motorola; Vintage Hats; Purses and Clothing; Dolls; Vintage Christmas Decorations; BVHS Cap with Pin 1933; Glass Negatives; Black Beauty Bank; Novelty Radios; Papier-Mâché Pumpkin, Chicken, Duck; Clock; Pocketknives; Old Cameras; Magic Lantern; Kent Toy Cast-Iron Stove; Red Comet Glass Fire Extinguisher; Erector Set; Vintage Silverware; Muskrat Traps and Stretchers; Coleman Canoe; Hubley Cast-Iron Car; PRR Lantern; Planters Peanuts Glass Container; Cast-Iron Wagner Pans; Furniture: Corner Cupboards; Dry Sink; Trunks; Desks; Bedroom Suites: Hand Painted 6 Piece & Sterlingworth Corp. 7 Piece; Dining Room Table; Plank Bottom Chairs; Bookcases; Stove; Refrigerator; Freezer. KENNETH E. HASSINGER 330 Hassinger Way McClure, PA 17841 (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L

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James Christian Seagreaves Pottery Sells At Conestoga Conestoga Auction Company of Manheim, Pa., sold a large assortment of James (Jim) Christian Seagreaves (JCS) pottery on May 30 at their two-day multi-consignor catalog sale. Most of day one was devoted to contemporary folk art, much of it JCS pottery. Jim Seagreaves (19131997) was a revivalist potter from Breiningsville, Pa. He worked as a machinist for much of his life. Making pottery was his second career upon retirement in 1976, although he began potting prior to that. Seagreaves was known for his characteristic blending of styles that incorporated motifs and forms used by traditional Pennsylvania German potters and also that of modern 1950s ceramic art. He was especially known for press molding figural birds and using bold, brightly colored glazes. However, Seagreaves was also prolific on the wheel, where he turned mugs,

bowls, and fat lamps, among other forms. When he died in 1997 the vast majority of his molds were destroyed to prevent reproductions. Seagreaves was known for his use of locally dug clay. Early in his career he had a source in Albany Township, Berks County, near Kempton, Pa. Presentday potter Jeff Dietrich of Kempton owns and often uses Jim Seagreaves’ boxed wheel. On early work, Seagreaves used the initials “JS.” Upon finding out an early potter signed work with the same initials, he soon changed and signed the full “JCS” on the underside of his work. Some work is signed “VAS” by his wife, Verna A. Seagreaves, who also did folk art-inspired paintings. The market today for JCS pottery is quite divergent. Given recent auction prices realized, examples of common forms have cooled from the heyday of the 1990s, yet uncommon examples have escaluated in price. Much of the JCS pottery sold at Conestoga brought modest

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grotesque or devil face jug in This 7.25-inch-high JCS very good condition sold for horned devil face pitcher with $2,360. spout in very good condition sold for $2,360.

REAL NICE BUTTONS incl. George Washington, Harrison Log Cabin, 18th Century, Uniform, Kaleidoscopes, Lacy Glass, Tingues, Satsuma, Black Glass, Shell, plus loads of all types of buttons. Poke Boxes, lot of Books.

A JCS paneled edge, 11.5-inchdiameter sgraffito decorated plate with detailed dove in profile and floral work sold for $212.

A 6.25-inch-high JCS devil face This 6.25-inch-high JS devil face jug in very good condition sold jug in manganese glaze in very for $708. good condition sold for $767.

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Consignments Wanted For Our Advertising, Toy & Doll Auction - Fall 2014 Julia’s recent toy, doll & advertising auction was a tremendous success, showing strong prices in nearly every category. The auction boasted a stellar offering that ranged from early American tin to clockwork toys, fine French & German dolls, early Steiff animals, antique advertising, salesman samples, and much more. You have a choice when it comes to quality auctioneers. Our sterling reputation for honest and fair dealing sets us apart and you can rest assured we will do everything we say we’re going to do. No one offers more competitive terms or will get you a greater net return. For approximately 45 years, Julia’s has been at the forefront of the auction world, regularly handling quality estates and collections with aplomb. We are now accepting quality consignments for our fall Toy & Doll auction. Whether you have one item or an entire collection, please contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation. Be sure to ask about our special 0% seller’s commission for expensive items. Here is a mere sampling of some of our recent successes. Let us make yours the next success story.

Large Lindy glider SOLD $4,147 (est. $2,500-3,000)

Sanford’s Ink tin sign SOLD $5,628 (est. $3,500-5,500)

Salesman sample Mosler safe SOLD $11,553

Delion tires flange sign SOLD $3,081 (est. $200-300)

“None Such” mincemeat lantern SOLD $6,075

Early American tin circus wagon SOLD $5,925 (est. $5,500-6,500)

Japanese “Atom” racecar SOLD $2,794 (est. $1,000-1,500)

Marklin “Priscilla” live steam boat SOLD $14,220

Vichy automaton SOLD $8,295

German wax face secret Santa SOLD $17,775

17” Steiner Bebe SOLD $6,221 (est. $5,500-7,500)

Arcade flat top “Yellow” cab SOLD $5,332 (est. $4,000-6,000)

Rare Steiff Titanic bear SOLD $35,550 (est. $25-40,000)

Large Jumeau fashion SOLD $4,740 (est. $2,000-3,000)

24” Early Steiff Gold Bear SOLD $21,330 (est. $8-12,000)

Steiff “Fluffy” cat SOLD $7,110 (est. $2,500-5,000)

Kenton horse drawn ambulance SOLD $6,517 (est. $1,500-2,500)

Ithaca Sign Works SOLD $4,860

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Leaded glass shoe store trade sign SOLD $109,350 (est. $20,000-40,000)

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RIAC’s Regional Firearms Auction Scheduled For July 11 to 13

handful of collectors. If individuals who need a new daily carry piece,

A New Haven Arms Company volcanic lever action carbine with desirable 21-inch barrel will be sold at RIAC’s July Regional Firearms Auction.

Saturday, and Sunday, July 11, 12, and 13, this sale will have all the collectible firearms, edged weapons, ammunition, military artifacts,

range shooter, hunting rifle or shotgun, plinker, or home defense firearm will be wellcovered. There will also be

Here is a scarce Smith & Wesson Model 320 revolving rifle with 18-inch barrel and shoulder stock.

books, accessories, and parts pieces with Old West connecthat buyers have come to tions, rare and beautiful expect from these firearms, Civil War arms auctions, but in an Here is a Pre’64 Engraved Winchester Model 70 bolt action rifle with scope.

exciting twist, RIAC and artifacts, stunning engravhas also come across a bounty ings, scarce Colts, low serial of modern weapons from a numbers, martially inspected

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Furniture, Collectibles, Glassware, Postcards, Stamps, License Plates, Tools, Fishing Boat, Dodge Cargo Van, Guns Oak thumbprint high back bed, 3-drawer dresser; piano lamp; Bun foot blanket chest; floor model Victrola; pulp cardboard decorations; JW Queen & Co. brass Surveyor’s Transit; vintage/gold/sterling Costume Jewelry; early telephones; quilts; miniature cast-iron coal stove; clocks; stock certificates; vintage oriental items; wooden train houses; sterling pcs; chain mail purses; pocket watch; Matchbox cars; 60+ Warner Bros. cartoon character glasses; large quantity of glassware incl. 30+ covered butter dishes, glass shoes, art glass animals, Depr./pressed/ pattern glass; 6,000+ Postcards sold in 80+ lots; 350+ Vehicle License Plates; Thousands of Stamps sold in 70+ lots; 410 shotguns Stevens model 311 double barrel & Winchester model 42; Daisy BB guns; 35mm camera equipment; woodworking/machinist’s hand/power tools/acc. of all kinds; Alumacraft V14 Boat/Load Rite trailer; 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan Cargo Van, 58k miles; flat screen TVs/other electronics. Much More - Large Sale - 3 Auctioneers - Come Early to Browse No Buyer’s Premium! See Website for Details/Photo/Directions/Order of Sale JR’s Auctioneering, (610) 489-3661, jrsauction@aol.com AU3267L www.jrsauctioneering.com

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Lots of Electronics, Cameras (Camcorders, Digital, 35mm), Bluetooth, GPS, Handheld Bearcat Scanner, DVD Player, 100s of CDs, 331⁄3 Albums, 45 Records, Cassettes, Fleer Baseball Cards, Boxed Baseball Players, Boxes of Stamps, Lots of Hot Wheels, Student Guitar, Over a 100 Watches, Jewelry, Some Costume, Gold, Platinum, Many boxes left to unpack. Owner or seller not responsible for loss or injury related to sale. Mott Parks Auction Services 856-761-8321 Auctionzip ID #34034 Terms: Cash or good check, No Premium. Bring a chair, water and hat. Comfort Station Available.

This is a Walther “AC” Code, “Eagle/F” Police Marked PP pistol.

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This is a desirable Factory Engraved Civil War Era Colt Model 1860 Army Percussion revolver.

arms, and so much more. Coming off the heels of the most successful auction in the company’s 20 year history, this three-day sale promises to be one of the largest, with nearly 7,000 items to be sold! Items include over 600 Colts, more than 700 Winchesters, nearly 500 Remingtons, over 200 Marlins, and in excess of 360 Smith & Wessons. Rock Island Auction Company is the world’s No. 1 auction company for firearms, bladed weapons and militaria.

PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JULY 12, 2014 AT 9:00 A.M. (INSPECT FROM 8:00 A.M.) Klecknersville Rangers Volunteer Fire Company Banquet Hall 2718 Mountain View Drive

BATH, NORTHAMPTON CO., PA

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Full Auction * Multiple Auctioneers Selling * Including: Vict. stick & ball newspaper rack, oak gun cabinet, oak bar unit, 10 pc. cherry DR set; 6 pc. cherry DR set w/corner cabinet & other Furniture; Samsung flat screen TV, Kenwood stereo syst.; Smalls/Collectibles: Mack bulldog, stainless steel Boeing 4 engine jet model, Harley-Davidson motorcycle replicas Collector Edition Series 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6; German & metal animal figs., 2 carved wdn. water birds, chalk figures, Hull art pottery swan, pr./brass horse bookends, selection of Country Collectibles: Tin, wdn. & stoneware, butter churns; Nikon F body sn7086088 Camera & Nippon, Asanuma & Soligor Lens; Selection of Advertising Items; Selection of Older Magazines: Vintage Life & Look from 1950s & 1960s, Field & Stream & Outdoors, collection of Playboy; Selection of Toys: Mattel talking horse, Walt Disney World Donald Duck hat, Pez containers, Smurf figs., Texaco fire chief hat, Dean’s Rag book, Tin Friction & Mech.: Toy airplane - Police Patrol by Cragstone, bucking horse, drumming panda bear, Miss Friday - Secretary; Steiff stuffed animals, Emenee toy accordion, Troll doll collection by Russ, Dolls: Mme. Alex., Chatty baby, Cricket, Bella (France), assort./Native American, Ideal, Mattel “Beanie” & Horsman (Charlie McCarthy), misc. modern vinyl & porc.; Jumbo Makit toy, Fanner shooting shell & 49er cap pistols, Tonka car carrier & extra carrier, Wimpy hand puppet, Humpty Dumpty toy, Playschool wdn. shoe toy; Extension collection of Barbie Dolls & Related Items, etc. Also: John Deere Model LA130 Lawn Tractor: Approx. 155.3 hours, Briggs & Stratton 21 h.p. eng., hydrostatic trans., 48” mower deck, Edge Cutting System, sn7-1590915830-O, mfg. Feb. 2007; full selection of Woodworking Machine, Small Power & Hand Tools. Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium * Credit Cards Accepted * 3% Discount w/Cash or Approved Check * Full Auction * Multiple Auctioneer’s Selling * View auctionzip.com or websites for Photos/Details *

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240 HATCHERY ROAD IN Located 5 miles east of York, PA, take Rt. 30 east to the Hallam Exit, go south to traffic light and turn left. Go thru Hallam Boro to Accomac Rd. on left. Turn left and go 1 mile to Hatchery Rd. on right. Signs posted. FURNITURE: Oak icebox, oak bowfront china closet, 2 Empire chests of drawers, 2 oak chiffoniers, 2 deacon’s benches, child’s rocker, 1950’s child’s red Formica table & chairs, Reed seat chairs, open washstand, dressers, tables, Mission oak hall tree, settle bench. DOLLS: Lg. size Patti Playpal, 36” Shirley Temple, 36” Joanie, 35” Sandy McCall Amer. Character, 34” 1960 girl doll w/ Amish-made outfit, 38” boy doll w/Amish-made outfit, 38” Ideal Peter Playpal, 35” Ideal Patti Playpal w/orig. dress, 1920’s comp. doll, stuffed body, 1961 Chuckles Amer. Character, 1929 Skippy comp., A.M. #390 bisque head (body damage), 16” Princess Elizabeth all orig. McGuffy Ana Alexander Doll Co., Arranbee doll, 1925 comp. doll w/orig. clothes, many composition dolls, sev. china head dolls, 4 Amer. Doll Co. Whimsies, 1 Hedda Get Bedda, 1938 Debbie teen comp., Handwerck 111⁄2” German doll, 1966 M.A. Elise, 22” Kestner doll w/sleep eyes, 23” A.M. Floradora (damage to fingers), 25” A.M. Queen Louise w/sleep eyes (flirty eyes), 1890’s 22” Handwerck bisque head w/kid body, Madame Alexander w/orig. dress, 12” A.M. bisque dream baby w/sleep eyes (all orig.), 18” black comp., 18” Wanda the Walking doll, 18” Heubach bisque head w/kid body & comp. arms and legs, 25” Floradora w/sleep eyes, bisque head, comp. body, 14” Mary Hoyer doll, Simon Halbig 550, all orig. w/bisque head & comp. body, 1930’s Cecile Dionne doll w/orig. pin, 19” Schoenhut Pouty all orig. doll circa 1911, 21” German china head doll w/blue eyes, 4 ventriloquist’s dummies and more. Vintage purses, barometer, Seth Thomas mantel clock, PB glasses, oil lamps, McCoy pcs., Spatterware, Carnival glass, Green Dep., head vases, 16 Royal Doulton Toby mugs, piano babies, jadeite pcs., Flow Blue pcs., oil paintings, 4 Tarkay prints to incl. Elegance IV, Suzanne, Waiting, On the stage, 2 Geo. Sutton paintings & other prints, 2 Zimmerman paintings, 2 Buckley Moss prints, Wilesco Steam Engine in orig. box, Wilesco windmill, cement mixer, lindsaw and hacksaw, Tonka ladder truck, sleigh bells, parrot, owls & flower basket lamps, banquet lamp, GWTW lamp, papier-mâché rabbit, CD Kenny tin plate (girl w/doll), slag glass lamps, Marx train signals, clocks, Muggsys, Watt pottery, 3 coverlets, butter churn, decoys, set of Johnson Bros. Strawberry Fair dishes, Rayo light, candy containers, Ansley Taylor Wickings, Mayfield 1832 sampler, Harriet Swans sampler made in her 11th year of her age 1826, Ann ? sampler made in the 9th year of her age, chimney cover, old photos and albums, Halloween & Easter items, cast-iron egg decorator, Cap. Washington coverlet, 2-telephone clock/lighter/lamps by Trea-Boye Corp., Brooklyn, NY, Texas Ware bowls, Musser milk bottle, needlework pictures, Big Little Books, 1940’s football, glass BB bank, Dietz barn lantern & others, vintage purses, Chicago Dynamic coin-op bowling game, 36 pcs. of Kirk Stieff “Old Maryland” sterling flatware, sev. other pcs. of Stieff flatware, other sterling pcs., Easy copper washing machine, old toys and much more. Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or auctionzip #1893 for additions and photos. TERMS: CASH OR APPROVED PA CHECK, VISA, MC, DISC., AMEX. DOLLS SELL AT 12 NOON, FURNITURE AT 4:00 P.M. 13% BUYER’S PREMIUM, DISCOUNTED FOR CASH OR CHECK.

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Decorated Newville (Irvine) Jug & crock, quilts, baskets, country items, primitives, baskets, cast iron, few toys, round spice box, egg crate, stools, child’s Windsor, Civil War sword, oval cast-iron RR sign, WMRR lantern, old lighting, USN bell, cast-iron dinner bell, Peanut roasting machine, advertising, Weller Jardiniere & pedestal, lots 19th & 20th C. Glass & china, paintings & prints, sterling & silver plate, nice group Bakelite jewelry, Eskimo carvings, snowshoes, pewter teapot, mid century smalls, carousel horse, 30+ mantel & wall clocks incl. Bronze 1884 presentation clock, 50+ pocket watches incl. Advertising, wristwatches, parts & tools, chains, other clocks, Nice group 500+ military patches incl. Ghost division, 300 enameled D.I. pins, sterling wings, military pep pins, 19th C. Boot pistols, etc.

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ANTIQUE - MID CENTURY MODERN FURNITURE Cherry corner cupboard, pine dry sink, bucket bench, blanket chest, pierced tin pie safe, benches, set plank chairs, N.E. commode, fancy oak hall rack, Vict. Walnut umbrella rack, Vict. Walnut cylinder roll secretary, oak claw ft. china closet, washstands, Empire dresser, fancy music cabinet, sm. Etagere, brass/ marble stand, mahogany cylinder desk, oriental rug, etc. Large group Mid Century Modern incl. Ostervig table, Moller - Breuer - Umanoff chairs, Danish modern, Heywood-Wakefield Bedroom sets, other Wakefield, chrome table/chairs, lots sm. stands, floor & table lights incl. Laurel, decorators, etc. Terms: Cash or Pa. Check, credit cards w/3% surcharge, out-of-state checks w/prior approval or established credit. Note: Beginning w/general line antiques, Military patches beginning at 4:00, Clocks - Watches & related at 5:00, Furniture beginning at 6:00. Doors open at 9:00 A.M. Day of auction.

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Is Pleased To Announce … No Re prod Here! uctions !!

OUR KICK OFF TO

SUMMER AUCTION “FEATURING OVER 1,000 LOTS OF INTERESTING ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES” Numerous Advertising

“COLLECTION OF CAST-IRON DOORSTOPS AND CAST-IRON MATCH SAFES FROM THE COLLECTION OF RON AND SYLVIA CARMEL OF GLYNDON, MD” “FINE POSTERS, TRAINS, JUKEBOXES, OLD RADIOS, PINBALL MACHINES, SLOT MACHINE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE FROM THE COLLECTION OF DR. SANGHVI OF FREDERICK, MD” “M&M CANDY RELATED ADVERTISING FROM THE COLLECTION OF JAMES GELBERT, CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA” “LARGE COLLECTION OF STAR WARS COLLECTIBLES FROM THE COLLECTION OF DENNIS AND DENISE MORGAN OF FREDERICK, MARYLAND” DATE OF AUCTION:

Real Human Skull For Medical Purposes Only

Movie Posters

SATURDAY, JULY 12TH, 2014

AUCTION STARTING AT 9:00 A.M. DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 A.M. (INSPECTION THROUGHOUT THE AUCTION) LOCATION OF AUCTION: THE E-VENTPLEX AT THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS

(INDOORS - BUILDING #12) 797 EAST PATRICK STREET

FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701

Tobacco Shipping Carton

Canvas Banner From Early Carnival - Double Sided Canvas Banner From Early Carnival - Double Sided

Colorful Travel Posters

Original Metal Sign

Advertising Tins Bow & Arrows Pinball Machine

Ali Pinball Machine - Works Fine TO VIEW HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS FOR THIS UPCOMING AUCTION PLEASE GO TO:

Colorful Adv. Shoe Horn

WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEERS ID#2894) OR TO WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM PLEASE WATCH OUR WEB SITE FOR UPDATED PHOTOS RIGHT UP TO THE AUCTION DATE OF JULY 12TH. MORE PHOTOS COMING VERY SOON!!!

Collection Of 100 CI Match Safes

TERMS OF AUCTION: 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM ADDED TO THE HAMMER PRICE. CHECKS ACCEPTED FROM MARYLAND RESIDENTS WITH PROPER ID. NEW OUT-OF-STATE BUYER’S MUST HAVE A BANK LETTER STATING THAT THEIR CURRENT CHECKING ACCOUNT HAS “A NO BOUNCE CHECK HISTORY” IF THEY WANT TO WRITE A CHECK. ALL ITEMS SOLD AS-IS AND WHERE-IS PAYABLE DAY OF AUCTION. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE ON AUCTION DAY SHALL TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PREVIOUSLY DISTRIBUTED INFORMATION.

WE “DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS” AND “NO INTERNET BIDDING”. ATM MACHINE ON-SITE.

Great Mills Slot Machine Ready To Play

Wurlitzer Jukebox Working Fine Wuralitzer Jukebox - Working Fine

Movie Lobby Cards

Vestibule Match Safe Plus Others

Outstanding Collection Of Doorstops Strikes & Spares Pinball Machine

Colorful Signs

Great Sign For Any Gun Collector

Another Fine Winchester Sign

Colorful Travel Posters

HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER

301-351-6544 • 301-977-6741 • 301-208-8947

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Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates May 31 Auction Lights Up With Part Two Of The Hulsebus Miniature Lighting Collection An extremely rare English cameo floral and leaf pattern art glass miniature lamp, white to citron yellow, with a satin finish, white floral leaf and butterfly décor, and period burner, sold for the top price at Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates second auction of the Marjorie Hulsebus estate collection of miniature lighting on May 31. Dating to the end of the 19th century, the lamp sold for $11,500, nearly twice the $6,000-$9,000 pre-sale estimate. This and the other items offered in the auction

chandelier lamp, the frame being only 10.25 inches high, fitted with three colorless glass tapered fonts, each embossed “FIRE FLY” and with the correct opaque glass chimney-shade, also sold for

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ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500. CHINESE/ JAPANESE ARTWORKS: I buy Japanese/ Chinese paintings and calligraphy on any medium (rice paper, silk, oil on canvas). Call 917-698-3258 or email: adventureinart@gmail.com NYC

An extremely rare English cameo floral and leaf pattern art glass miniature lamp, white to citron yellow, with a satin finish, white floral leaf and butterfly décor, and period burner, sold for $11,500. This was the top seller of the sale.

FINE ART WANTED ROGALLERY.COM BUY. SELL. CONSIGN ONLINE ART AUCTIONS

WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items. Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA.

FULPER POTTERY made in Flemington, NJ & OLD TOYS made anywhere. 1hr. from NYC & Philadelphia. I will travel, call Robert Jay 908-735-4008.

Audio Equip. - Vacuum Tubes Speakers - Ham & Military Radios Surplus Parts - Test Equipment Hi-Fi Stereo & More

KEYSTONE TELEPHONE COMPANY of Philadelphia Wanted. Telephones and related items, signs, telephone books. Call Andy, 732-986-2637 or we10atc@aol.com

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MILITARY & SPORTING FIREARMS- all periods Wanted. Collector will pay more for single items or collections. 215858-5506 or salloc2@yahoo.com Will travel. MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-525-2969, posterboss@aol.com OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947

OVER 5000 ARTISTS

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The extremely rare cameo “fuchsia glory and leaf” pattern art glass miniature lamp sold for $8,625 (estimate $6,000-$9,000).

COMIC BOOK COLLECTIONS. Contact me for FREE Appraisals if you wish to sell your comics or just determine their current value. I’ll provide you honest recommendations based on three decades experience and will assure you receive the fairest and highest prices whether it’s 1 book or a 1,000. Call Ed 215-351-5392 or email edkriwonos@comcast.net

OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090. TOP DOLLARS PAID for Carbide Cap Lamps, oil wick/ lard lamps, blasting cap tins, scatter tags, carbide lamp parts and small mining artifacts needed in my collection. Larry Click 703-241-3748, www.clickstersminingartifacts.com

The Santa figural miniature lamp with extremely rare yellow and brown coloration, sold for $6,900 (estimate $3,000-$5,000).

came from Ms. Hulsebus’ personal collection, and many had been published in her reference works on miniature lighting. An equally-rare cameo fuchsia glory and leaf pattern art glass miniature lamp, white to midnight blue, with a satin finish, decorated with vine and butterfly to the squatty base, attributed to Thomas Webb and Sons, sold within the $6,000$9,000 estimate for $8,625. Another highly soughtafter rarity, a hanging castiron miniature triple-arm

Cottone Auction (Continued from page 9)

(1869-1928), signed lower right and dated (1909), measuring 18-by-24-inches, breezed to $3,450, and an oilon-paperboard work by the American painter Thomas John Mitchell (1875-1940), titled “Sunset and Stream,” signed lower left and dated (1927) on the reverse side, rose to $2,990. Rounding out just some of the day’s top lots, a complete set of gold Indian quarter eagles, graded and raw and including the rare 1911-D example,

$8,625. A very rare figural Santa Claus lamp brought the fourth-highest price of the sale, selling for $6,900. It was of white glass, with a fired yellow and brown body. Produced circa 1892 by the Consolidated Lamp & Glass Company, the lamp appealed to collectors partly because of its unusual coloration. The Hulsebus collection part two auction of 317 lots was 100 percent sold, realizing over $219,000, with registered bidders from 30 countries. The third and last installment of this legendary collection will be sold by Jeffrey S. Evans on Saturday, October 18, followed by two collections of early kerosene and Victorian period lighting. For further information, visit www.jeffreysevans.com or call 540-534.3939. soared to $7,130, and a set of 13 sterling silver agricultural medals from the 19th century, totaling 21.1 troy ounces of silver, gaveled for $4,198. Cottone Auctions’ next big auction will be a Fine Art Sale in late September (times and dates to be announced). Featured will be Tiffany lamps, sculptures, glass, paintings, silver, decorative accessories and more. Online bidding will be provided by both LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com. To learn more, call 585-243-3100 or visit www.cottoneauctions.com.

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds. We buy, sell, & appraise. In business since 1974. Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagefo@aol.com 215-545-1100. HAMMOND ORGANS WANTED. Leslie speakers & console pianos. Pottstown, PA 610-495-5234 or wjhaggerty@hotmail.com Also Orlando, FL Area. MUSIC BOXES WANTED Buying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes, Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing in all Antique Resortation Services for over 60 years. Ask for Gerald Wright. Rita Ford Music Boxes, 1253 Springfield Ave. #304, New Providence, NJ 07974, 908-377-3225, 212-535-6717. www.ritafordmusicboxes.com MUSIC BOXES WANTED, highest prices paid. Gems to junkers- we buy, sell, repair. Chet Ramsay Antiques, 2460 Strasburg Road, Coatesville, PA 19320. 610-384-0514

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WANTED!

Vintage Tube Electronics DEAD OR ALIVE

WE BUY IT ALL

INDIAN RELICS B.C. $1 for color catalog. Indian, PO Box 246, Independence, KY 41051

www.cash4audio.com WANTED: MUSIC BOXES, slot machines, old Juke boxes, any cond. Call or write Frank Zygmunt, PO Box 542, Westmont, IL 60559 zygm1015@aol.com 630-985-2742

TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. Call 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com phonecoinc@aol.com

SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618.

RECORDS IN FREDERICK, MD 33 vinyl LPs, 45s, 78s, Classical, Jazz, Rock, older Pop, Shows, International, etc. Old Glory Antiques L-9, 301-662-9173. Cannon Hill Place (also CDs) 301-6959304. We buy by appt. 301-694-5179.

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

43 VINTAGE PRINTS, 45 yr. collection, Atkinson Fox, Wallace Nutting original frames, excellent condition, bright colors, complete list upon request, sold as collection, $3,000, email bigdirwin@aol.com Irwin 908-433-6493.

ANTIQUE TOYS & TOY SOLDIERS WANTED of every description. 1800’s-1950’s. Write for free 3 page illustrated want list. Bruch, P.O. Box 121, Mountaintop, Pa 18707. Call toll-free 800-549-8697 bkinglar@aol.com

ANTIQUE GOLF CLUBS (23), wood shaft, 732-570-5312 Gary.

MATCHBOX CARS WANTED If you're interested in selling your collection, call, fax or write, ask for- Larry, 830 Fulton Ave., Lansdale, PA 19446. 215-855-1962 or fax 215-368-9684.

ALL HUMMELS WANTED: Still paying the best prices. Call John Rokicki 610-213-2361.

A rare hanging cast-iron minia- AUTO, TRUCK and Motorcycle: catalogs, ture triple-arm chandelier brochures, manuals and any showroom lamp, the frame being only related items. Ron Ladley, 210 Stone Rd., Barto, PA 19504, 610-584-1665. 10.25 inches high, fitted with three colorless glass tapered fonts, each embossed “FIRE FLY” and with the correct opaque glass chimney-shade, also sold for $8,625.

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

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

OLD TOY TRAINS Wanted single or whole collections. Also Sports items. Top Prices Paid! Call 267-243-2379.

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OLD TOY TRAINS, collector will pay generously for well-kept (1900-1970) Lionel, Flyer, Marklin and Ives, trains & accessories. Dr. Bob 215-348-0944 YELLOW TOY BULLDOZER by Nylint Toy #4200, must be in excellent condition, box not important, sticker states Nylint, Rockford, IL. Call Dave Kasny 845-735-7463.

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Results In From Art, Press, And The Morgan Library And Museum To Exhibit Masterpieces From Oxford Illustrated Books Sale At Swann Galleries On May 8, Swann Mellon University’s Kresge of Miniatures,” compiled by University’s Famed Bodleian Library Galleries conducted a two- Theatre, signed, 1983, which C.G. Williamson, printed on Exhibition Titled “Marks Of Genius: Treasures From The Bodleian Library” Runs Until Sept. 14 The Bodleian Library at the University of Oxford holds one of the greatest collections of books and manuscripts in the world. “Marks of Genius: Treasures from the Bodleian Library,” on view at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York City until Sunday, Sept. 14, celebrates more than 2,000 years of the creative genius of authors, composers, artists, scientists, and philosophers preserved in the library’s rich holdings. The exhibition includes items from cultures the world over and ranges from a papyrus fragment of a seventh-century B.C. Sappho poem to a copy of Magna Carta dating to 1217 to key works by novelist Jane Austen. The idea of genius has always been difficult to define and its usefulness has at times been challenged. Nevertheless, the belief in its existence, as a kind of yardstick with which to measure the historical value of human achievement, has informed the building of the collections of the Bodleian and the Morgan Library & Museum. “Marks of Genius” speaks to the many forms the idea can take, highlighting not only the creativity of the conventional “solitary genius,” but also

important innovations undertaken as collaborative efforts. At the heart of the exhibition of almost 60 objects is the notion of genius as being broadly infused across all human endeavors.

The Bodleian Library was founded in 1602 by Sir Thomas Bodley, a diplomat under Queen Elizabeth I, to serve the University of Oxford and the international “republic of the learned.” In 1610 Bodley arranged an agreement with the Stationer’s Company that allowed the library to receive copies “of all new books.” This marks the beginning of the legal deposit and today the institution remains entitled to a copy of every book published in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Its

cornerstone holdings include opulent medieval manuscripts, such as the fourteenth-century Romance of Alexander, a 1623 “copyright copy” of the Shakespeare First Folio, and part of Jane Austen’s unpublished novel, “The Watsons,” one of the author’s few existing manuscripts, of which the Morgan owns the other part. “The Bodleian and the Morgan have a long history of cooperation and we are delighted to present this exceptional selection of objects from its collection,” said William M. Griswold, director of the Morgan. “True genius is a rare and extraordinary thing. The works in this show underscore the fact that genius knows no boundaries of time, place, or culture.” Richard Ovenden, the Bodleian’s librarian, said, “The genius of libraries has been the preservation of the records of human civilization. The Bodleian is proud to partner with the Morgan to bring some of the greatest of these records to New York to share with the public through our Marks of Genius show.” The Morgan Library & Museum is located at 225 Madison Ave., at 36th St. in New York City. For information, visit www.themorgan.org.

part auction of Art, Press and Illustrated Books that featured the Edward Gorey collection of Samuel Speigel. Speigel’s collection included some of the most elusive Gorey works and attracted attention from many new bidders. Christine von der Linn, Swann Galleries’ Art Books specialist, said, “The exhibition for this auction was among the best attended we’ve had, and nearly every lot found a buyer. The Gorey collection brought excited new bidders to Swann, and his posters, original artwork and ephemera became the runaway hits of the day.” Indeed, the top Gorey lots were hand-drawn illustrations, one used in the advertisements for “Amphigorey the Musical,” pen and ink,

brought an auction record price of $3,500 (prices include buyer’s premium). Also setting a new auction record was a set of 30 consecutive volumes of the journal “La Revue Blanche,” famous for its contributions from every major contemporary artist, critic, and writer of the time, Paris, 1891-1903, which went for $16,250. Additional highlights bringing five figures were Eric Gill’s masterpiece, the “Golden Cockerel Press Four Gospels of the Lord Jesus Christ,” 1931, number 111 of 500 copies of one of the most important fine press books produced in the 20th century, $17,500, and a bright copy of the Marc Chagall issue of the great art journal, “Derrière le Miroir 6668-68,” Paris, 1954, $15,000. A fine selection of modern art books also featured Josef Albers, “ F o r m u l a t i o n : Articulation,” two volumes, signed, with a separate test print, New York, 1972, which sold for $9,375; Eugène Grasset’s “Les Mois: Douze Compositions,” Paris, 1895, which sold for $7,168; Salvador Dalí, Edward Gorey’s “Amphigorey the “Dalí Illustre Casanova,” Musical,” pen and ink, 1992, sold signed, Paris, 1967, which for $5,500. gaveled for $6,000; and the journal “Verve: Volume 9, from 1992, which sold for number 35/36: The Last Works $5,500; another, XXI of Henri Matisse 1950-54,” Shakespeare and Co, ink Paris, 1958, which topped off drawing for “The New York at $6,750. Review Quiz Book,” 1986, Richly illustrated works which sold for $4,500; and a on decorative arts included poster for a performance of John Pierpont Morgan, “The Mikado” at Carnegie “Catalogue of the Collection

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