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Keystone Auctions To Present Fine Antiques And Art Sale On Oct. 29 FRIDAY OCTOBER 28, 2016 • VOL. 47, NO. 44

“Rural Modern: American Art Beyond the City”

Keystone Auctions LLC will present its Quarterly Fine Antiques and Art Auction on Saturday, Oct. 29, beginning at 9 a.m. The auction will be held at its gallery, located at 218 E. Market St., in York, Pa. Preview times will be Friday, Oct. 28, from noon to 6 p.m. and at 8 a.m. the day of auction when doors open.

This sale will boast nearly 600 lots, with highlights such as a rare

Civil War Chinese Export bowl presented to Confederate Captain William G. Welch commanding the Gano’s Guards, 29th Texas Cavalry, estimated at $1,500-$3,000. A George IV Sterling silver Love/Trophy cup and cover by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard will hold an estimate of $4,000$8,000. Also, a signed Tiffany

“End of the Parade, Coatesville, Pa.,” 1920,

by Charles Demuth (1883-1935) is a tempera and pencil-on-board in the collection of Deborah and Ed Shein.

“The Drowning,” 1936, by N.C.Wyeth (18821945) is an oil-on-canvas at the Brandywine River Museum of Art. It was a bequest of Carolyn Wyeth, 1996. exhibition, I sought to connect the mainstream American modernists with both their well-known counterparts in American Regionalism and other artists of the period deserving of attention. Through the conceptual framework of ‘rural modernism,’ a new paradigm for investigating the modernization of American art is offered,” said the exhibition’s curator Amanda C. Burdan.

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“Spring Turning,” 1946, is an oil-on-canvas

by Dale Nichols (1904-95) from a private collection. Image courtesy of Joan Nichols Lenhart.

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Hunting Knife Presented To President Theodore Roosevelt Sells For $414,000

Keystone Auctions is located at 218 E. Market St. in downtown York, Pa., across the street from First Presbyterian Church.

This Chinese Export bowl was presented to Confederate captain William G. Welch, who commanded the Gano’s Guards with the 29th Texas cavalry. It is estimated at $1,500$3,000.

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New Exhibition At Brandywine River Museum Of Art To Open Oct. 29 “Rural Modern: American Art Beyond the City,” a major new exhibition opening at the Brandywine River Museum of Art, will provide an innovative view of avant-garde art from the 1920s through the 1940s, exploring the surprising contribution of artists working outside major urban centers in the expansion and acceptance of modernist styles in the United States. Modernism spread outward from New York, Boston, and Chicago-the first points of contact-to coastal New England, small-town Pennsylvania, Midwestern farms, and other rural regions.

On view from Saturday, Oct. 29, through Sunday, Jan. 22, 2017, the exhibition will feature more than 60 works by iconic artists such as Charles Demuth, Arthur Dove, Marsden Hartley, Georgia O’Keeffe, Charles Sheeler, and Grant Wood, along with Ralston Crawford, Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses, N.C. Wyeth, and Andrew Wyeth.

These stunning paintings are drawn from renowned private and museum collections such as the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. “In selecting the works for this

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This George IV Sterling silver love cup and cover trophy by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard engraved, “Presented to George Dewey Montagu Esq. by his friends and neighbors in token of their appreciation of the unwearied exertions of his sportsmanlike abilities displayed in him in hunting the south berks hounds from the year 1846 to 1850,” will be estimated at $4,000-$8,000.

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Curator Karl Kusserow To Discuss The Legacy Of American Portraiture Lecture Will Be Held At Rago On Nov. 1 Karl Kusserow is an author, lecturer and curator who has spent much of his career studying the meaning and influence of portraits in American culture. On Tuesday, Nov. 1, Kusserow will speak at Rago Arts and Auction Center on the history of American portraiture.

Karl Kusserow joined the Princeton University Art Museum in 2005 and was appointed its inaugural John Wilmerding Curator of American Art in 2013. A graduate of Wesleyan University, he received his doctorate from Yale University and has worked at the Yale Art Gallery, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and as art advisor to several major corporate collections. His exhibitions and related publications include “Inner Sanctum: Memory and Meaning in Princeton’s Faculty Room at Nassau Hall” (2010) and “Picturing Power: Portraiture and its Uses in the New York Chamber of Commerce” (2013), both of which explored the changing uses and meanings of institutional portraiture and the dilemma of portraying portraits of power in a democracy.

Kusserow’s lecture, titled “Pride

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New Exhibit At Colonial Williamsburg Explores German Toys In America of Place: Self and Surroundings in Early American Portraits,” will explore how portrait settings of the early 18th through the mid-19th centuries reflect Americans’ changing relationship to nature.

A wine and cheese reception will begin at 5 p.m. Kusserow’s talk begins at 6 p.m. Everyone is encouraged to make reservations to the open house.

For more information, call 609-397-9374.

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developed distinct visual styles of painting and experienced such vastly different lives that comparisons of their work have rarely been undertaken. Through the lens of “rural modernism,” each can be seen as contributing to a shared expression of American modernity.

“Rural Modern provides a fascinating new examination of some of the 20th century’s best-known American artists who left the city behind and found subjects not usually associated with modernism,” said Thomas Padon, director of the Brandywine River Museum of Art. “This exhibition, one of the museum’s most ambitious, follows these artists throughout the country from Maine to New Mexico and examines their individual responses to new subjectsvast open landscapes, industrial buildings, and figures far from the urbane. As the migration of artistic talent continued, modern art was transmuted from a Europeaninflected approach practiced mainly by those living in the largest cities towards one that was national and distinctly American.”

The exhibition will be divided into three sections.

“Rural Modern Landscape” features sweeping vistas and the architecture of rural America. The artists of rural modernism continued the long-standing tradition of American pastoral landscape, giving great attention to scenes that emphasized the idealized landscape and humanity’s place within it.

Barns of all shapes and sizes

- in the sun and in the snow (Georgia O’Keeffe), old and crumbling or shiny and new (Dale Nichols), traditional red or stark, clean white (Ralston Crawford) provide a common reference in this regard.

Marvin Cone’s “Stone City Landscape” (1935) plays up the peaceful, charming, and orderly landscape of the American heartland and is matched by equally distinct regional scenes by other artists, from Marsden Hartley’s “Hurricane Island, Vinalhaven, Maine” (1942, Philadelphia Museum of Art), to Georgia O’Keeffe’s “Lake George, Autumn” (1922, Jan and Marica Vilcek collection), to Stuart Davis’s “New Mexican Landscape” (1923, Amon Carter Museum) in a visual national anthem.

The “Rural Modern Life” section features the countless country types who appear in rural modern painting. The farmers, farm workers, and farm families are matched equally by fishermen, mine workers, lumberjacks, and all manner of people who work the land. Grandma Moses’s 1938 painting, “Bringing in the Maple Sugar,” (private collection) revels in the sense of community engendered in rural living. Her paintings, and others by self-taught artists, became increasingly popular in the New York art market in the period, reflecting the expanding nature of American modernism. In several works, life in rural areas is shown as inherently dependent on the land; however, a number of works specifically depict an older generation with a suggestion of the passing of their

antiquesandauctionnews.net way of life. Several still lifes University), Christine B. and interior scenes, including Podmaniczky (Brandywine two highly important exam- River Museum of Art), ples by Charles Sheeler Jonathan Frederick Walz (The depicting his home in Bucks Columbus Museum), and County, Pa., give further insight Catherine Whitney (Philbrook into life in rural American as Museum of Art). The essays glimpsed through an artist’s provide a broad spectrum of eye. approaches to the exhibiIn “Rural Modern Gothic” tion’s theme including conboth subject matter and style centrations on individual show the darker side of artists, specialized styles of American life between the American modernism, World Wars. In this section are regional identity, and imporartists who depicted the envi- tant social issues affecting ronmental and economic artists in rural America. crises that impacted all parts “Rural Modern: American of the country in the period Art Beyond the City” is orgausing the visual imagery of the nized by the Brandywine Dust Bowl, the encroachment River Museum of Art in colof industrialization on previ- laboration with the High ously pristine landscapes, and Museum of Art, Atlanta. After the Depression. Paintings such opening in Chadds Ford, the as Charles Demuth’s “End of exhibition will travel to the Parade, Coatesville, Pa.” Atlanta, where an expanded (1920, Deborah and Ed Shein presentation, including collection), rendered in the murals and photography of boldly modern style of precithe period, opens under the sionism, reflect on the industitle “Cross Country: The trialization of small town Power of Place in American America. A major work by the Art, 1915-1950,” and will be on Texas regionalist Alexandre Hogue titled “The Crucified view from Feb. 12 through Land” (1939, Gilcrease May 7, 2017.

This exhibition is supMuseum) keys on the devastaported

by The Davenport tion of American farmland during the 1930s, while works Family Foundation and such as Ben Shahn’s “Farmers” Morris and Boo Stroud.

(1943, University of Kentucky Support for the catalogue Museum of Art), concentrate has been provided by the Foundation for on the psychological weight of Wyeth the crises borne by the American Art. The Brandywine River American people.

In addition to providing a Museum of Art features an full visual document of the outstanding collection of works in the exhibition, the American art housed in a accompanying catalogue for 19th-century mill building “Rural Modern,” published by with a dramatic steel and Skira Rizzoli, will explore in- glass addition overlooking depth topics related to the the banks of the Brandywine. exhibition’s themes. Along The museum is located on with a major essay by Amanda Route 1 in Chadds Ford, Pa. For more information, call C. Burdan, the catalogue or visit includes insightful texts by 610-388-2700 Betsy Fahlman (Arizona State www.brandywinemuseum.org.

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Studios “Swirling Leaf” leaded glass and bronze table lamp, circa 1910, will be estimated at $15,000-$20,0000.

Material such as this is hard to find; however, Garrett (Gary) Klinger, the auction company owner, offers local, regional, national and international exposure for key collections with personalized customer service. This service has attracted other key items in this auction, including approximately 15 signed Quezell shades with an estimated value of $300-$400 each.

There will be a signed Tiffany Favrile Glass Floriform Stem vase estimated at $3,000$4,000, as well as 18th- and 19th-century furniture, oriental rugs, jewlery and more.

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A vase by Jacques Sicard, circa 190307, will be estimated at $400-$800. located in historical downtown York, Pa., directly across the street from the First Presbyterian Church where the known signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence, James L. Smith, is buried and a

These two Earl Lincoln Poole (18911972) original paintings will be estimated at $2,000-$3,000. Poole is a wellknown wildlife artist who lived in Reading, Pa. few doors from the York Historical Society Museum.

For additional information, call either 717-755-8954 or 717850-2113 from Monday to Thursday between the hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. or visit www.AuctionsByKeystone.com.

Approximately 15 signed Quezell shades will be sold (est. $300-$400 each).

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The following will be showcased in the talk: an important wine glass cooler from the President Andrew Jackson/ Franklin Pierce-pattern White House service, the White House china of President Rutherford B. Hayes, a unique piece of French porcelain made for the

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With the one-two combi- to its $8,500 low estimate en inlaid in great detail, the Model 1873 short rifle presentnation of the Robert “The route to a $21,850 realized Winchester was worthy of ed by Buffalo Bill Cody was Bear� Bretherton collection total. However, it was not the even the finest collections, available in all its gold-plated, and the Robert M. Lee collec- only surprise of the day. An selling for $368,000. The fol- Ulrich-engraved, historytion, Rock Island knew they American long rifle signed by J. lowing lot was what many laden glory. Provenance feahad something special in the Dickert and set in a curly were waiting for – President turing the icon from the Wild Premiere Auction held Sept. 9 maple stock proved to be a Theodore Roosevelt’s hunting West is certain to draw plenty to 11. A fantastic bit of desirable piece of early knife. Its story has been cov- of attention, and the little serendipity saw two of the ered in numerous outlets, and golden rifle received its fair 20th century’s most prolific share. It sold for $345,000. firearms collections meet in Robbie Campbell Adams was the same auction. It was eerie the original recipient of the how well they complemented rifle.

More high-end each other. There was little Winchesters followed on day overlap, and both had two. extreme rarity, high condition, Day Three different manufacturers, vari- This presentation hunting knife descended in the family, documented historic The second day of auction ous interests, high art pieces J. Russell & Co. masterpiece was given to U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt may have been a blockbuster, and gritty, unproven proto- by James W. Gerard. It has elaborate platinum raised relief and a gold sculpted but the top price of the sale types. The legacies of these eagle head handle by Dreicer & Co. The selling price of $414,000 set a new belonged to Sunday. Lot 3,014 two men coming together at record for an American knife at auction. contained the German silver once was the stars aligning in framed, exhibition quality, the firearms collecting uni- Americana as it flew past the excited bidders came pre- panel scene engraved verse – a once-in-a-lifetime $2,000 low estimate to sell for pared to do battle for this Winchester Model 1866 with event that impressed those $11,500. Good prices were also treasure. The gold and plat- ties to trick shot Chevalier Ira who participated. found for Sig pistols and Korth inum handled blade fit for a Paine, “Master Shooter of the president found a World.� Possessing some very Collectors happily revolvers. new home for unusual markings in hidden pounced on the mass of $414,000, a new places, the rifle had intrigued opportuniThis rare Winchester Model world record collectors in many ways. ties, and the 1895 Takedown Fancy Lever Action .405 rifle price for an Available to the public for the result at the with Factory No. 1 engraving and gold inlays realized $368,000.

American knife first time in its life, the rifle end of the at auction. Not even half an rightfully drew tremendous three-day sale was a realized Day Two total of $16.1 million.

Saturday was loaded with hour into the sale, the totals fervor and bids. When the dust Day One everything collectors could were over one million. settled, the silver Winchester A mere four lots later, the of the “King of the Pistol� had The first day of the auction want - condition, variety, found success in many new beauty, rarity, and history. The the top price in the and different places, but the 11th lot of the day, 1,011, was auction at $483,000. top item of the day still the iconic Winchester The rest of the day Among the rarest of all belonged to a familiar name: 1866 musket nicksaw success in Winchester firearms is this Winchester. A well-document- named “The Three Winchester “Centennial 1876� single multiple genres, ed pair of cased, consecutive- Graces.� Practically a including many action revolver. It sold for $253,000. ly numbered Winchester Black celebrity of the antique flintlocks Diamond Trap Model 1897 Winchester world, and a strong selec“rarest of all Winchester shotguns were engraved and the gun had been tion of ornate wheellocks. firearms� came up for bid. The gold inlaid by John Ulrich. Lot bought and sold priThis sale had all the ear477 did not hesitate at its vately for decades, but never “Centennial 1876� model sinmarks of a sensational event, $95,000 low estimate and sold publicly sold until this week- gle action revolver is an and it lived up to every single for $138,000. Later, a rare and end.

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The Collecting Spirit: Haunting Halloween Collectibles Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century

By Donald-Brian Johnson The scene: a suburban basement, circa 1960. Orange and black crepe paper streamers have been carefully taped to the rafters.

Cardboard die-cut images of hags, haunts, and assorted other hobgoblins adorn the walls. On the floor sits a metal tub, awash in icy water and

bobbing red apples. A honeycomb scarecrow centerpiece, engulfed by Indian corn and gourds, reigns atop the refreshment table. There, a bowl of “witch’s brew” (tropical punch with a slab of steaming dry ice) and plates of “cat cookies” (with gleaming candy corn eyes and forktine whiskers) await the hungry hordes. Near the foot of the stairs, an eerily grinning Jack-o’-lantern awaits his

prey.

And slowly down the stairs they descend: pint-size devil imps and fairy princesses, friendly ghosts and wartnosed witches, each lugging a stuffed-to-the-brim trick-or treat bag. Their fresh-out-ofthe-box costumes (dime-store bargains that even included a mask) are at last making their long-awaited, once-a-year appearance.

It’s 1960, it’s Halloween, and the party is on!

Nowadays, Halloween is second only to Christmas as the biggest decorating holiday ever. We spend over six billion

This cardboard die-cut witch face is A crepe paper and cardboard hanging 20 inches high and estimated at $25- witch, 16 inches high, is estimated at These black cat faces are estimated $15-$20 each. $30. $25-$35.

dollars annually on new and vintage Halloween decorations, costumes, treats, and other paraphernalia. Over one quarter of the candy sold each year is sold at Halloween.

(That fills a lot of trick-or-treat bags). Halloween décor items, both old and new, have been fashioned from die-cut cardboard, crepe paper, metal,

composition, plastic, fabric, wax, and ceramic. Among the most popular depictions of things that go bump in the night: Jack-o’-lanterns, witches, skeletons, bats, and black cats.

Although Halloween collectors veer toward the Continued on page 7

An ominous-looking papier-maché lidded Jack-o’-lantern is estimated at $200-$225.

This plastic blow mold treat bucket This jointed die-cut black cat, 12.5 ghost, 6.5 inches high, and light-up inches high, is estimated at $25-$30.

The 15.5-inch-high Jack-o’-lantern Jack-o’-lantern man, 15 inches high, are estimated at $20-$30 each. lamp is estimated $50-$75.

Collector Anecdotes And Antics Continued from page 3

or more. Personality has a lot to due with how one fares in an online video setting.

Viewers are not always looking for the best and most honest information. Much like in traditional television programming, people are sometimes attracted to drama and gimmicks more than substance.

This is why someone like

collectibles expert Harry Rinker may only get a few hundred views when doing a very informative interview, while a speculator surrounded by stacks of factory sealed Lego sets ends up getting 30,000 views. Video does not always reward substance. This is one reason why some of the best realtiy-based television shows based on the collectibles trade

failed to last more than a few short seasons.

In conclusion, there is no denying the effect YouTube has had on the trade. Just be careful what advice you take and whom you choose to listen to, and be sure that any advice is objective and unbiased. If an enthusiast does The German dimensional die-cut that, YouTube can be a great Let the fun begin! These assorted vintage Halloween noisemakers and Gurley witch, 16 inches high, is estimated at resource for any collector! candles range in price from $25-$40. $125-$150.

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Halloween Collectibles Continued from page 6

The 5.5-inch-high “Cat in the Box” is estimated $35-$45.

Ready for Halloween! Here is a circular witch plaque, 10 inches in diameter, and a vintage Halloween décor book.

Both are estimated at $15-$20 each.

discarded when the witching hour had passed. The reason?

They were inexpensive, and next Halloween would bring a brand new crop. (One party goods manufacturer, Dennison, even published, for a time, an annual “Halloween Bogie Book” featuring the latest additions to their ghoulish décor line.)

Prices can sometimes be on the scary side: a U.S.-made The resin witch with glass globe pre- die-cut witch face from the dicts a “Happy Halloween” (est. $35- 1950s can fetch up to $30. Her $45).

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II sister can top out at an even scarier $150. Each originally sold at dime stores for well under a dollar.

Although few Halloween collectibles carry the mark of their maker, there are exceptions. Tin noisemakers often bear such stamped names as Chein, T. Cohn, and Bugle Toy. In many cases, kids’ Halloween costumes, from such sources

Fantastic plastics: an assortment of Halloween treat holders, favors, small nov- This Larkspur Lane witch girl on Jackelties, and even a piggy bank, all in the holiday’s signature orange. Prices range o’-lantern is 11 inches high and estimated at $50-$60. from $25-$50 for the smaller pieces to $75-$100 for the larger ones.

This is a costume witch hat dating from 1957, plus boxed spookiness from some of the era’s prime purveyors of Halloween costumes, Collegeville and Ben The Jack-o’-lantern man (above) Cooper. trapped within the wire skirts of a Nicol Sayre witch is 22 inches high (est. 1800s-inspired artisan Nicol Halloween collectibles $125-$150).

Sayre can reach a spellbinding courtesy of Maureen Maher.

They are among the rotating “Georgie” (left) was the lovable ghost- $150.

When October 31st rolls collections on display annually star of Robert Bright’s book, “Georgie’s Halloween,” and brought to around, there’s magic at work. ly at “Omaha Collects,” hosted life in a Gurley candle (est. $10-$15 Somehow, it’s 1960 all over by the General Crook House again. Those costumed kid- Guild at Fort Omaha, Neb. each). dies are once again ready to Details on the 2017 gathering as Collegeville and Ben make their way down into the can be found at Cooper, have interior identify- Jack-o’-lantern’s lair. They’ll www.DouglasCoHistory.org. ing tags, or are still in their be amazed. Astounded. And Donald-Brian Johnson is original boxes. Gurley (former- maybe (just a little bit) the co-author of numerous ly “Tavern”) candles of spooky frightened. books on design and colstaples such as witches and Halloween. lectibles, including “Postwar ghosts are also easily recogWhat a boo-tiful occasion. Pop,” a collection of his nizable. That’s due not only to columns, and an upcoming their singular styling, but also Photo Associate: Hank second volume. He still has his because Gurley pretty much Kuhlmann “Li’l Devil” Halloween costume. cornered the market on seasonal wax novelties. And, among the best-known and certainly most carefully executed die-cut hanging pieces are those by the Beistle Company of Pennsylvania. The mark “H.E. Luhrs” (the name of the firm’s president) is a sure identifier of Beistle pieces produced during the 1940s and ’50s.

While vintage Halloweenabilia remains today’s top draw, new decorative items incorporating vintage styling also have many fans. Like their vintage compatriots, modern “Who ya gonna call?” The original Ghostbusters gang catch another pesky Halloween interpretations are ghost. The complete action toy set is estimated at $150-$200. definitely for collectors not adverse to treating them★ selves. On the secondary mar“We’re Bigger ★ ket, a wire-skirted witch by

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vintage, they sometimes have a devil of a time finding exactly what they’re looking for. The relative rarity, and corresponding priciness of Halloweenabilia, is primarily because these were items of ephemeral shelf life. Die-cut cardboard cats and witches with accordioned crepe paper arms and legs were really only intended for one-time use.

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR

10/30/16, NEW CASTLE, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Toy, 198 S Dupont Hwy, Nur Shrine Temple 10/30/16, NEWARK, SUN 10 AM3 PM, Sports Card & Collectibles, 400 Ogletown Rd, Aetna Fire Hall GEORGIA 11/10-13/16, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

NORTH CAROLINA 11/02-06/16, CHARLOTTE, WED-SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN-10 AM-4 PM, Antique & Vintage Market, 7100 Statesville Rd, Metrolina Expo Marketplace NEW JERSEY 10/28-30/16, MORRISTOWN, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 430 Western Ave, Morristown National Guard Armory 11/06/16, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

12/8-11/16, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

11/12/16, BORDENTOWN, SAT 8:30 AM-3 PM, Stamp, 3 Municipal Dr, Bordentown Senior Center

MASSACHUSETTS 10/29/16, BOSTON, SAT 8 AM-4 PM, Book, Print & Ephemera, 180 Berkeley St, Back Bay Events Center

11/26-27/16, FLEMINGTON, SAT 9 AM-4 PM SUN 10 AM-2 PM, Antiques, 35 Junction Rd, Hunterdon Central High School Field House

MARYLAND 10/29/16, ELKTON, SAT 10 AM-3 PM, Country & Primitive Antiques, Telegraph Rd, Fair Hill Fairgrounds/Cecil County Fairgrounds 10/29/16, LUTHERVILLE (TIMONIUM), SAT 9 AM-4 PM, Antique & Collectible Market, 2200 York Rd, Timonium Fairgrounds 11/06/16, ELKTON, SUN 9 AM-2 PM, Bottle & Collectibles, Rts 279 & 213, Singerly Firehall

12/04/16, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor 12/10/16, BORDENTOWN, SAT 8:30 AM-3 PM, Stamp, 3 Municipal Dr, Bordentown Senior Center NEW YORK 10/29-30/16, MANHASSET, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Decoratives, 1845 Northern Blvd Rt 25A, Manhasset Congregational Church

400 ANTIQUE DEALERS

OHIO 11/26-27/16, COLUMBUS, SAT & SUN, Antiques, Ohio Expo Center OREGON 10/28-30/16, PORTLAND, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, Portland Expo Center PENNSYLVANIA 10/30/16, YORK, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Advertising & Bottle, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Fairgrounds Old Main Bldg 11/05-06/16, YORK, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antique & Modern Watch & Clock, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Expo Ctr Memorial Hall W 11/05-06/16, YORK, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 334 Carlisle Ave, York Fairgrounds Conv & Expo Ctr Memorial Hall East 11/05/16, ALLENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Antique Toy, 17th & Chew Sts, Allentown Farigrounds Agricultural Hall 11/06/16, LANCASTER, SUN 9 AM-2 PM, Doll, Toy, Teddy Bear, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center 11/12-13/16, ELVERSON, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 4897 N Twin Valley Rd, Twin Valley High School 11/12-13/16, NEW HOPE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, Rt 202 & Sugan Rd, Eagle Fire Hall

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Open 77 DAYS Days OPEN 11-5 Daily 10-5

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11/19-20/16, PHOENIXVILLE, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques, 2276 Kimberton Rd, Kimberton Fire Company

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11/25-26/16, LANCASTER, FRI 10 AM-6 PM SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Postcard, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center

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11/19-20/16, CARBONDALE, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques Expo, 41 N Main St, Anthracite Center

VIRGINIA 11/05-06/16, CHANTILLY, SAT 9 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, DC Big Flea & Antiques Market, 4320 Chantilly Shopping Center, Dulles Expo Center

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MARYLAND 11/05/16, FREDERICK, SAT 9 AM, Dental Related Collection, The Frederick Fairgrounds 797 E Patrick St, Howard B. Parzow

10/29/16, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Fine Antiques & Arts, 218 E Market St, Keystone Auctions LLC

NEW HAMPSHIRE 11/05-06/16, WEST SWANZEY, SAT & SUN 11 AM, 11/5 - Antique & estate books & ephemera; 11/6 Antiques & decorative arts, 787 Rte 10, Gallery at Knotty Pine Auction Service NEW YORK 11/05/16, CHAFFEE, SAT 10 AM & 11 AM, Oriental Rugs 10 am; Main antique & collectibles estates 11 am, 12249 Olean Rd Rt 16, United Auctions & Antique Purchasing PENNSYLVANIA 10/25-11/17/16, YORK, TUES 10/25 ONLINE BIDDING BEGINS CLOSING THURS 11/17, Pop Culture Collectibles, Online @ hakes.com, Hakes Americana & Collectibles

11/03/16, HATFIELD, THURS 9 AM, Estate to include antiques, furnishings, collection of Belsnickels, grouping of oil lamps, sterling silver collection, pewter, brass, copper, granite ware, candle molds, railroad lanterns, Artwork, Matchbox toys etc., 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Alderfer's Auctioneers & Appraisers 11/05/16, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM, Antiques, collectibles, toys, dolls, household goods, tools, Horst Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers

10/30/16, DOWNINGTOWN, SUN 10 AM, Franklin Mint residual inventory of production items & prototypes, OnSite 111 Robbins Rd, Barry S. Slosberg, Inc.

11/05/16, FRACKVILLE, SAT 11 AM, Firearms, jewelry, military, furniture, coins, glass, china/pottery, antique/vintage, mining, collectibles, paper, instruments etc., Schuylkill Mall I-81 & Rt 61, Blums

10/30/16, HARRISBURG, SUN 10 AM, Antiques, art, collectibles,jewelry, house & home; vehicles 11 am; furniture Noon, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

11/05/16, NAZARETH, SAT 9 AM & 10 AM, 9 am - Dolls; 10 am - Longaberger baskets, 330 W Moorestown Rd Rt 512, Dotta Auction Company

10/31/16, LEESPORT, MON 1 PM, Antiques, furniture, Tootsie toys, Buddy L trucks, bisque dolls, mower, chipper, tools, Leesport Farmers Market Banquet Hall 312 Gernants Church Rd off Rt 61, Wagner Auction Service

10/26/16, MIDDLETOWN, ONLINE AUCTION CLOSES WED STARTING AT 7:07 PM, Corvettes, antiques & collectibles, china, glass, flatware etc., Online @ www.jenningsauction.com, Jennings Auction Group

10/31/16, YORK, MON 9 AM, Antiques, furniture, collectibles, glassware, china, 10K, 14K, sterling & costume jewelry, tools, personal property, new grocery items, two rooms of box lots, 240 Hatchery Rd, Toomey Auction Service, Inc.

10/29/16, CHAMBERSBURG, SAT 10 AM, Sports cards, memorabilia, 1960s baseball bobbleheads, Sweet Caporal baseball pins, Nellie Fox signed baseball etc., 643 Kriner Rd, Gateway Gallery Auction, Inc.

11/02/16, CHESTER HEIGHTS, WED 2 PM, Multi-Estate Antique Auction, Auction Gallery 344 Valleybrook Rd, Wilson's Auctioneers & Appraisers

10/29/16, EPHRATA, SAT 8:30 AM, Antiques, books, jewelry, tools, quilts, clocks, advertising items, oriental rugs etc., 125 Church Ave, Rich Harry

11/02/16, KINZERS, WED 10 AM, Art, paintings, matting, frames, sculptures, 5336 Mine Rd, Embassy Auctions International

11/05/16, POTTSTOWN, SAT 9 AM, Treasured Heirlooms to include 2 Rolex & Breitling watches, sterling flatware sets, silver coins, some gold jewelry. Match Box cars O.B., Tootsie toys, American Flyer trains etc., 62 E High St, John Rokicki Auction 11/05/16, SPRING CITY, SAT 10 AM, Model Airplane & Toy Train Auctions, Ridge Fire Company 480 Ridge Rd, Maurer's Auctions 11/05/16, WILLOW STREET, SAT 8 AM, Beer memorabilia & collectibles, Coke memorabilia & collectibles, 20 guns, animal mounts,nice wood carved ice fishing decoys, fishing items, duck decoys etc., Al Starr Firemans Bldg 2901 Willow Street Pike N (behind fire hall), Probst Family Auctions

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH, 2016 12249 Olean Road - Route 16, CHAFFEE, NY 14030

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Collegeville, PA 19426

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ANTIQUE HEIRLOOMS & COLLECTIBLES: Quality Pairpoint Reverse Ptd. Directorie Shade Floral Lamp; Monumental 14” Satin Glass Center Vase w. Swallows; German HP Portrait Vase; Double Curved Slag Floral Basket Filigree Lamp; Reverse Moe Bridges Boudoir Lamp; Lladros; Arts & Craft Handel & Jefferson Reverse Ptd. Lamps; 4 Arm Vict. Hanging Fixture; Early Girl In The Moon w. Owl on Tin Vict. Framed Painting; Sgnd. Gionni Monk Pastel; T.H. Ullmann Austrian Ballerina Bronze; Estate Jewelry; Super 11’ Framed Presentation Pc. The Evolution of The Book - Alexander.

Pottery Collection - Weller Large Jardiniere & Pedestal; Dickensware Artist Sgnd. Portrait Vase; Majolica; Roseville Collection Approx. 30 pcs.; Creamware Tankard w. Native American Portrait; Primavera French Fish Set; Selection of Fiesta - Approx. 30 pcs. … More. MUSICAL: Edison Cylinder Player Home Phonograph; Edison Amberola Cylinder Model #30; 21” Swiss 8 Tune Single Comb Cylinder Music Box. The List Goes On … 25” Oval Wooden Bowl; Cast Early Doorstops; Flow Blue: Buffalo Trading Sign; Linens; Quilts; Fold-Up Snowshoe Chair w. Tag. FURNISHINGS: Amazing Stepback Primitive Cupboard w. Great Green Paint; Prim. Screened Pie Safe; Stenciled Bench w. Original Paint … Qtr. Oak Mission Sofa; Mission Sessions Mantel Clock; Wicker; Walnut Oversized Victorian Sideboard; Burled Oversized Marble Top Center Table; Carved Walnut Fern Stand w. Inlaid Marble; Lift Top Silver Server; Vict. Coal Shuttles; Carved 54”x80” Early Cupboard Oak Mirrored Sideboard w. Claw Feet; Oak Column Front Corner China Cab.; Koken Porcelain Barber Shop Chairs.

ORIENTAL RUG COLLECTION: Join us at 10 A.M. for this Special Oriental Rug Collection being sold exclusively to you at Auction - 50+ Oriental and Persian Rugs from Occasional Throw to Palace Room Size to be offered! ADV. & UNUSUALS: Scarce Working DeSoto Conquistador 36” Neon Dealership Automobile Sign; Gilbert 66 Previsible Gas Pump; Pegasus Mobil Checkered Flag; Oil Cans; Firestone Sign; 40” Porc. Flying Pegasus; Porc.

Gargoyle Mobiloil Lollypop Sign; Mills Hi-Top Silver Dollar Slot Machine; Aristocrat 5 cent Slot; Cast Railroad Post - Miniature Train Co.; Jeweled RR Crossing Sign; ECO Tireflator; (3) Kendall Neon Signs; (3) 30” Round 2 Sided Curb Signs; PHONE COLLECTION: Western Elec. 1915 Candlestick, Kellogg Utica Fire Alarm, North Elec. Rotary, Eureka Wall Phone, Stromberg Carlson Candlestick w. Call Box; Porc. Bell Systems Door Push; Porc. 2 Sided Fancy Bracketed Telephone Sign. HIT & MISS ENGINES: 3 hp Fairbanks Morris Style C; DeLaval 1½ hp; 1½ hp Webster w. Tripolar Oscillator.

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Fine Antiques, Collectibles, Jewelry, Coins, Art Deco, Roseville, Rare Books, Glass, Vintage Clothing, Stamps, Postcards, Christmas Collectibles, Old Toys, Advertising & Much, Much More.

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10/29/16, SPRING CITY, SAT 8:30 AM, Clocks, dolls & toys, vintage Christmas, carnival glass, left handed Russell Henry, country accessories from old farm house, furniture, antiques, 20 Bonnie Brae Rd, Ron Rhoads

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IOWA 11/05-06/16, DES MOINES, SAT & SUN, Advertising, slot machines, 2 juke boxes, toy cars & trains etc., Iowa State Fairgrounds @ The Elwell Center Bldg., Rich Penn Auctions

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DELAWARE 10/29/16, NEW CASTLE, SAT 9 AM-2 PM, Train, 198 S DuPont Hwy, Nur Shrine Temple

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Premier General Store Sale To Offer A Full Range Of Antique Signage And Merchandise Diverse Single Owner Collection To Be Sold At Morphy’s On Oct. 29 Morphy Auctions is excited to announce a mid-fall antique single-owner general store sales event to be held on Saturday, Oct. 29. Almost 800 “time capsule� quality lots will be on offer. All selections from this sale are on display in Morphy’s auction gallery and available for preview now.

It’s “bottoms up� to this sale’s great selection of early and rare soft drink syrup bottles and dispensers. Lot #36, an early Coca-Cola syrup bottle with a fired-on enamel label, is unquestionably the real thing. It is estimated at $4,000-$8,000. Lot #70, a

Malto-Hopo Herb Phosphate health beverage syrup bottle, should get enthusiasts’ hearts pumping. It is estimated at $2,000-$3,500. It is easy to fall head over heels over lot #58, a Dixie Flip ceramic syrup dispenser. This near mint example, one of only a handful in existence, features fantastic green graphics and gold trim and is estimated at $15,000$30,000. And things are twice as nice with lot #56, a Jim Dandy Orange Ade syrup dispenser, estimated at $25,000$35,000, and lot #60, a Jim Dandy Root Beer syrup dispenser, estimated at $20,000$30,000. Both feature an old ball pump, measure 15 inches tall, and are in near mint condition.

Advertising posters are

The early Iroquois Brewing Co. advertising sign is estimated at $25,000$50,000. well represented in this auction, with those featuring firearms being of the highest caliber. Two framed examples from Winchester really hit the mark. The first, lot #561, a

Winchester Big Game Rifles poster, shows a hunter standing tall with his foot on a freshly killed ram. This poster is in very good plus condition and is estimated at $3,000$6,000. The second, lot #535, an early Winchester Arms poster, features two hunters aiming at an attacking bear. It is in near mint condition and is estimated at $2,500-$5,000.

And collectors will certainly take aim at lot #573, a framed Peters Big Game Ammunition poster, estimated at $2,000$4,000. This example, with strong colors, features a proud elk drawn by noted wildlife artist Philip R. Goodwin.

This sale also includes a wall-to-wall selection of the finest antique advertising signs. Examples promoting food, beverages, household

This early Coca-Cola leaded glass globe is estimated at $40,000$60,000. goods, professional services, pharmaceuticals, tobacco items, and many other categories are on offer. Sure to generate worldwide interest is lot #38, an early Coca-Cola leaded glass globe, estimated at $40,000-$60,000. This circa 1907-15 rarity in excellent plus condition is 12 inches tall and features the company’s classic script logo in white on a redbrown background with a green border. Lot #15, an early Iroquois Brewing Co. advertising sign, illustrated with a Native American wearing an Iroquois head band and headdress, is shadow box framed and has incredible details on

The Jim Dandy Orange Ade syrup dispenser will be estimated at $25,000$35,000. the relief. Believed to have originated from the president of the Iroquois Brewing Company, this museum quality sign is estimated at $25,000-$50,000. Lot #167, a handmade, early tin Ice Cream & Fancy Cake advertising trade sign, is one sweet treat.

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QUALITY PUBLIC AUCTION ANTIQUES & FURNITURE 100 (+) TOOTSIETOYS, BUDDY L TRUCKS, BISQUE DOLLS, MOWER, CHIPPER, TOOLS

MON., OCT. 31, 2016 AT 1:00 P.M. Located at Leesport Farmer’s Market Banquet Hall,

This Jim Dandy Root Beer syrup dis- An Ice Cream & Fancy Cake advertis- The Dixie Flip ceramic syrup dispenser An early Coca-Cola syrup bottle will be penser is estimated at $20,000- ing trade sign will be estimated at is estimated at $15,000-$30,000. $20,000-$40,000. $30,000. estimated at $4,000-$8,000.

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LEESPORT, BERKS CO., PA

312 Gernants Church Rd., Just off of Rt. 61 between Hamburg & Reading.

One owner collection, owner downsizing/relocating.

Visit www.wagnerauctioneers.com for details & photos.

Terms: Cash or PA check day of auction.

Auction For: Nancy Scheffler & the late Ray Scheffler

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH 8:30 A.M. 20 Bonnie Brae Road, SPRING CITY, PA 19475

PACM™ gets the word

Directions: Route 724 to Bonnie Brae Road, follow signs.

Hundreds of Clocks, Dolls & Toys, Vintage Christmas, Carnival Glass, Left-Handed Russell Henry, Country Accessories from Old Farmhouse‌‌..What a SALE!

NEXT DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 23, 2016 FOR THE JANUARY/FEBRUARY, 2017 ISSUE!

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The owner has retired & is downsizing his Middletown, PA home to move to warmer climates! With 600+ lots we are selling virtually everything in the home at Online Only Auction.

1986 & 1991 Corvette Convertibles, 2004 Chevrolet Sebring Convertible, Amish Shed, Black Powder

Furnishings: Jotul Cast Iron LP Gas Stove, Upholstered Living Room Furniture, PA House Dining Room Furniture & Tea Cart, Maple Bedroom Suite, Waterfall Bedroom Suite, Grandfather Clocks, Farm Table & Chairs, Pine Fireplace Mantle, Glass Display Case, Drop Leaf Table, Empire Sideboard, China Cabinets, Maple Corner Cupboards, Wardrobes, Art / Framed Prints, Table Lamps, Outdoor Furniture, Concrete Benches, Cast Aluminum Garden Seats‌MORE! China, Glass, Flatware & Collectibles: Gold & Silverplate Flatware, Silverplate Tea Service, Noritake, Mikasa, Towne, Lefton, Lenox, Beleek, Limoges, German Steins, Vintage Pyrex Dishes, Fenton, Westmoreland, Carnival, Lead Crystal, Bavarian Crystal, Daisy & Button Glass, Imperial, Cut & Pressed Glass, Ruby & Cobalt Glass, Depression, Princess House, Warner Bros 1973 Pepsi Collector Glasses, McDonalds 1983 Camp Snoopy / 1981 Muppet & 1977 Character Glasses, Hardees 1982 Smurf Character Glasses, 1967 Pyrex Nesting Bowl Set in Original Box (new), Hull, McCoy, Lladro, Avon Cape Cod Ruby, Norman Rockwell Porcelain Figurines, Goeble, Roseville, Hummel / Fenton Carnival / Schmid / Lenox / Limoges & Kaiser Collectible Plates‌MORE! Plus: Boyds Bears, Ty Beanie Babies, Comics, Karaoke Machine, Kitchen Items, Vacuums, Paper Shredder, Washer / Dryer, Christmas Decorations, Generator, Garden Tools, Peg Board, Dog Fence Enclosure, Shelving‌MORE! Catalog & Photos Online. TERMS: 15% Buyers Premium, No Sales Tax (except vehicles).

Inspection Tues., 10/25 from 2pm to 6pm. Pick-Up Fri., 10/28 from 10am to 6pm & Saturday 10/29 from 8am to 11am. Complete information & terms available online when registering to bid.

Exact address will be posted to website the morning of preview. Not Online to bid? Not a Problem‌we offer absentee bidding for all of our online auctions. Please contact Jennings Auction Groupp for information.

FURNITURE: All kinds of Vintage Signs, Captain Skinner Inn, and more, Governor Winthrop Desk, Painted Box Coventry Fields Box, Six Painted Green chairs, Cradle w/ Hood, Five Piece leather Mahogany Center and Tend Tables, Walnut Empire Chest, Early Drop Leaf Tables, Phone Table, Victorian Chairs, Oak Slant top Desk Arts and Crafts.

Cherry Highboy, Two door Country Cupboard, Mahogany Empire Chest, Pine Dry Sink, Pine dough box Table, Blue Painted Dry Sink, Lots of chairs, Hardware Cabinet, Deer Mount, Pine Bench, Pair Cast-Iron Leaf Chairs, Country Benches and rocker, Small Painted Benches, Settee, Plant Stands, Oak Washstands, Pine Dry Sink, Pine Copper Liner Dry Sink, English Salt Box, Hardware Cabinet full, Mahogany Spinet Desk, Drop Leaf Table, Fancy Oak China Cabinet, Depression Bedroom Suite, 1 Lots of Stands, The farmhouse was full‌..so much more!

ANTIQUES: Incredible Vintage Collection of Left-Handed Henry Pottery, Wonderful Vintage Portraits, Complete Set of Azalea Dishes, Wedgwood Dish Set, Lots of Early Silhouettes, Pink Etched Glass Water Set, Flow Blue Dishes, Oil Lamps, Many pieces of Majolica, Bottles, Copper, Calendar Plate, Records, Old Baskets, Lots of Sterling, Deep Walnut Frames, 1865 New York Civil War Discharge 1865, All kinds of Crocks, Jugs, Bottles, Painted Children’s Chairs, Two Rack of Vintage clothing and shoes, hats, etc., Many Coverlets, Two tables of Beautiful Linens, Two cases of Colorful Feed Bags, Costume Jewelry, Pattern Glass, Vast Selection of Child’s Punch Bowls, all colors, all styles, many vintage, Advertising Tins, Wooden bowls, Pewter, Country Game board, Beer Tray, Advertising Pins, Old buttons, Large Indian Bust, Pair of Crystal Lamps, Murano Glass, Dresser Sets, Sets of Limoges Dishes, Silver plate, Old Banner and Beanies, Vintage Photos, Large Group of Carnival Glass, all patterns, and colors, the Cabinets of this home were packed for 50 years ‌.. Small vases and lots of beautiful figures, Vintage Child’s Chalkboards, Wonderful Selection of Old Christmas Balls, Showcase of Vintage Birds w/tails, Cast-Iron Figures, Brush Trees, Paper Items, Lionel Trains and accessories, and lots more. Sewing Baskets, Old Sears & Girly Magazines, and 1960’s Posters, Books, Showcases full of glassware, so much more‌ TOYS & DOLLS: All original Ideal Patty Pay Pal, Charlie McCarthy, Composition Snow White, Barbie Dolls, Storybook dolls, and clothing, lots of other dolls, smalls, Buddy L Texaco Truck, other trucks, Barbie Dolls, all kinds of Barbies, Barbie Dream House, Fashion Shop, Pins, Collection of Vintage books, Goldilocks and Three Bears, 1934 Pop-up book, Charlie McCarthy Book, Walt Disney Silly Symphony 1937, Wizard of Oz, Shirley Temple, and more!

CLOCK COLLECTION: Sixty Year Clock Collection, Hundreds of all kinds, Parts, All Styles of Mantle clocks, China Cases, Oval Crystal Regulator, Lux, Wag on Wall, Clock toppers, Cupids, Desk, Novelty, Cuckoo, Kitchen, Shelf, Mantel, Banjo, Anniversary, Thermometer, Range, Art Deco Wall; Ansonia, over 1⠄2 dozen China Clocks, Figures, boxes and Shelves of Vintage Clocks. This is a great sale for the Collector‌‌so much more!

CLOCKS WILL BE SOLD AT 12:00 NOON AUTO: 1985 Jetta, 75 thousand original miles, automatic.

13% Buyer’s Premium, 3% Discount Cash or Check.

383 Ben Franklin Hwy. W., DOUGLASSVILLE,

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out to ephemera and country store collectors.

Call Arlene at 800-800-1833, ext. 2561 or 717-492-2561

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backing, and is estimated at $20,000-$40,000.

Another smoking hot lot is #750, a Davy Crockett Cigar embossed tin sign. This example, in excellent condition, pops with a great image of Davy Crockett smoking a cigar while holding a rifle. Estimated at $20,000$40,000, this is the first time ever that Morphy’s has offered this rarity.

Now is the perfect time to hold everything and check out this sale’s great selections of packaging and tins. Lot #672, an extremely rare Red Indian Stogies 3 for 5-cents cigar tin in excellent condition, retains its great graphics on both sides and is estimated at $5,000-$10,000. And it’s off to the races with lot #680, an Alcazar cigar tin. This round tin in excellent plus condition pictures the world famous racehorse and may be the best example known. It is estimated at $6,000-$8,000.

SEEKING VINTAGE SPORTS CARDS AND MEMORABILIA

This Union Metallic Cartridge Co. 1900 calendar is estimated at $10,000$15,000.

It’s a real treat to see these amazing lots in person, and we welcome your visit to our Denver, Pa., gallery,” said Dan Morphy.

Morphy Auctions can be reached by phone at 717-3353435, by fax at 717-336-7115, and by email at info@morphyauctions.com. Morphy’s is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

PUBLIC AUCTION

ALWAYS ACCEPTING: • Pre-1980 trading cards

• Advertising and display pieces

• Game used uniforms and equipment

• Championship rings, trophies and awards

• Vintage autographs

• Vintage photographs and more

Call 877-HERITAGE (437-4824) to discuss opportunities Free catalog and The Collector’s Handbook ($65 value) for new clients.

Please submit auction invoices of $1000 + in this category, from any source.

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This sale rounds out with an impressive selection of antique salesman’s samples: barbershop goods, displays, racks, stands, and calendars, among other general store categories. Collectors will certainly want to make a date with lot #576, a Union Metallic Cartridge Co. 1900 calendar featuring an impressive bison, and lot #581, a Harrington & Richardson 1905 calendar illustrated with a woman hunter and her dog.

They are estimated at $10,000$15,000 and $3,000-$6,000 respectively.

“This single owner collection of antique general store merchandise is quite remarkable. We are thrilled to be able to offer it to our collectors worldwide. Our display gallery looks like a real turn of last century market with all of these retail themed items on display. The range of items available makes it hard to choose personal favorites. But if I had to pick one, the early Iroquois Brewing Company sign truly is in a class by itself.

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Evans metal wardrobe, Mission oak desk, other oak desks, drop leaf tables, lamps, Bokyung Grandfather clock, curio cabinets, rockers, chairs, sofas, wingback chairs, marble top tables, gun cabinets, coffee & end tables, tables & chairs, chests of drawers, floor model radios, RCA radiola, Singer & White treadle sewing machines, recliners, dry sink, dining room table & chairs, trunks, breakfront, bedding, twin beds, 1930’s bedroom suite, blanket chest, store cabinet, refrigerators, freezers, sm. oak drop front desk, lots of 45 records, ladders, golf clubs, snowboard, sm. kitchen appliances, Pfaltz. & other sets of dishes, Fostoria, cement lighthouse, baskets, fishing rods, lures, etc.; pictures & prints, electronics, skis, Lincoln 225 welder w/leads, lots of books, Peavey elec. guitar, Lionel Thunder Mountain Express, Griswold fry pan, milk glass, Depression and pattern glass, Craftsman Leafwacker Plus, Lots of Hallmark ornaments, Dept. 56 houses, lots of Cat’s Meow, seasonal decorations, CDs, DVDs, VHS, slag glass lamp, jardiniere, Fiesta, Horizon Triflex treadmill, sweepers, washboard, Beanie Babies, Shopmate dust collectors, many tools, MTD Shred-it, metal cabinets, lots of filing cabinets, ice cooler, lg. freezer, CO bottles, racking, Walther Pilot marking gun, Tractor trailer body, copier, Ready Heaters, pallet jack, bag truck, lots of hand, power & garden tools, pr. cast-iron chairs, poolside volleyball game & other games and much more. New grocery items to incl.: Quaker cereals, Rice-A-Roni, Vlasic spears, Act II popcorn, soup, tomatoes, Hunts BBQ sauce, Log Cabin syrup, Honey mustard, Franks Red Hot Sauce, Potato sticks, Pam, Morton ice cream salt, Aunt Jemima pancake mix, David’s sunflower seeds, Beneful dog food, Resolve, Clorox wipes, Lysol Power Foam, Lysol spray, Finish Jet Dry, Air Wick, etc. (Grocery items sell first in 2nd box lot room), Jewelry to incl.: 10k & 14k necklaces & rings, sterling & lots of costume jewelry, Zuni half loop inlaid turquoise earrings signed Nastacio, SS Indian jewelry. Two rooms of box lots. Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or auctionzip.com #1893 for additions and photos.

Preview: Sunday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. TERMS: CASH OR APPROVED PA CHECK, VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX. Jewelry sells at 12 noon, Furniture sells at 4:00 P.M.

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Antiques; Furnishings; Collection of Belsnickels; grouping of oil lamps; Sterling silver collection including a tea set, reticulated pieces, compotes; collectibles including pewter, brass, copper, granite ware, candle molds, fire marks, railroad lanterns; Orientalia, China including Limoges dinnerware set, Noritake, Nippon, Lenox, English Lusterware & bone, Transferware, Belleek; Glass including Waterford, Cranberry, Wheaton, lead crystal; Pottery including Delft, Polish; Jewelry; Artwork including large grouping of African; Matchbox toys, ERTL die cast trucks, model kits; MIB Steiff; vintage purses/hats; eclectic items.

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Locati LLC of Maple Glen, Pa., held two sales in September. The first was comprised of material from several estates and collections and was the largest in the company’s history with over 830 lots. Highlights included a Chinese rosewood and porcelain screen, which realized $1,200; a 1776 English map that indicated the various sites of the Revolutionary War, which brought $1,100; and a Navajo Sterling and turquoise necklace, which sold for $2,100.

Locati LLC also presented a special sale of the contents of 1910 Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia. “We decided the best approach for this sale was to leave the items in situ,” said co-owner Michael Locati. The on-site preview was well-attended, and strong bidding

was seen for the 150 lots of furniture, fine art, and decorative items. Highlights from that sale included a large oil-on-canvas by Herbert Arnould Olivier (British, 1861-1952), which was estimated at $10,000 to $12,000 and sold for $9,250. A Louis XVI style cabinet sold for $3,100, and a Classical period American mahogany card table sold for $2,100. Both sales had a registration of over 3,500 bidders from over 60 countries. The Rittenhouse Square auction had a 100 percent sell rate, and the September online estate sale sold over 82 percent of the lots offered. The photos showcase a broad variety of what sold.

For more information about either of these sales or future ones, call 215-619-2873 or visit www.locatillc.com.

PUBLIC AUCTION ANTIQUES, BOOKS, JEWELRY, TOOLS, QUILTS, CLOCKS, ADVERTISING ITEMS, ORIENTAL RUGS

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016 • 8:30 A.M. To be held at 125 CHURCH AVE., EPHRATA, PA (Watch for sale arrows) Transferware, Cut & Pattern Glass, Lamps incl. Gone With The Wind, Leaded Shade, Oil, and Hummel. Bottles, Washbowl & Pitcher, Spittoon, CLOCKS incl. Figurine, Shelf & China, Linens, Nancy Anderson Pc., Blue Decor Crock, Perfume Bottles, FADA Radio.

1919 BEN AUSTRIAN - Other Pictures incl. George Washington, First National Auto Show, Himmelrich’s Poster, Buck Benson Poster, Old Photos incl., Butzler, Sheet Music.

BOOKS incl. Otto Young & Co., Godey’s Lady’s Book (1849), Indian Motorcycles, Artist, Reference, Comic Stamp Album, Local & Others, JEWELRY incl. Pocket & Wrist Watches incl. Repro Rolex, Rings, Adv. Pocket Mirrors, Furniture incl. Hanging Shelves, Cabinet w/Drawers, Tilt-Top Table, Shaving Mirror. Christmas Items, Hardware, Old Locks & Keys, Jeweler’s Hammers & Others, Old Spark Plugs, Lighters, Steam Whistle, Harvester Cigar Piece, Iron Figurines, Wagner, Vise, Sander plus loads of items not mentioned. Not responsible for Accidents.

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This Louis XVI style cabinet brought $3,100.

A Classical period American mahogany card table sold for $2,100.

2 Rolex & Breitling Watches, Sterling Flatware Sets, Silver Coins, Some Gold Jewelry, 100+ Matchbox Cars O.B, Tootsietoys, Corgi, Hubley, American Flyer Trains, Orig.

Louis Icart, Earl Horter Litho, George Essig Watercolor 1921 Vetnor N.J. Wood Wheelbarrow, Deacon’s Bench, Mahog. Poster Beds, 50” TV, Hanging Murano Lamp, Vintage Baseball Cards, Big League Goudy, Sets 1938, Antique Car Parts, MUCH, MUCH MORE.

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A 1776 English map pertaining to the American Revolution sold for $1,100.

DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS (& Longaberger® Baskets) Selection of dolls & baskets from several collections including estates 330 W. Moorestown Road, Rt. 512, NAZARETH,

PA 18064 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2016 Doll Auction begins at 9 A.M.

Basket Auction begins at 10 A.M. - each in separate auction rooms Doors open at 8 A.M. Special preview Friday, November 4th from 2 P.M.-7 P.M.

A pair of French ormolu candelabra, 19th century, sold for $2,300.

The French Louis XV style ormolu mounted server brought $1,200.

The Japanese Satsuma bowl by Kinkozan realized $750.

A French Empire period rosewood secA pair of large, French-style display retary-vitrine sold for $3,100. cabinets (one shown) sold for $4,500.

Discovery type auction begins at 9 A.M. with a large variety of dolls, parts, wigs, related doll collectibles and our usual surprise lots! Main auction of over 300 select lots of dolls begins at 10 A.M. all lots are being cataloged and photographed and will be available on our website very soon.

Summary of featured items: Antique bisque dolls including French, German, character face, closed mouth, all-bisque, etc., Lenci, Bruckner, Nora Wellings, early folk art dolls, (4) R. John Wright creations, large variety of Steiff, antique mohair bears, Greiner, china head dolls, Schoenhut, Martha Chase, papier-mâché Motschmann dolls, autoperipatetikos (mechanical) china shoulder head doll, M. Alex.: Compo Dionne Quints w/bed, 1950’s hard plastic in original outfits, plus others, bonnet head dolls, Vogue Ginny, Betsy McCall, (2) Schiaparelli hats w/original labels, Japanese Ichimatsu, (2) crèche dolls and lots more!

Absentee bids accepted. Live bidding through Invaluable.com - No Reserves!

Watch for our next doll auction in the spring of May, 2017!

A French ebonized and boulle cabinet A Navajo Sterling and turquoise neck- This Chinese rosewood and porcelain lace sold for $2,100. screen sold for $1,200. realized $1,200.

We’re always welcoming small or large collections - may we be of service to you? Give us a call!

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New Exhibit At Colonial Williamsburg Explores German Toys In America catalogue from the 1840s, along with approximately 50 toys from the Colonial Williamsburg collections that directly relate to it, is the basis for a new exhibition, “German Toys in America,” which will open on Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, one of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg. The exhibition, the first major show focused on these wooden and papier maché toys, will

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The “Couple in Swing,” Germany, 1840-80, made of papier mache, wood, metal, and paint, was a gift of an anonymous donor, 1971-950.

be on view through August 2018.

“In reading newspapers from the late 19th century,” Jan Gilliam, Colonial Williamsburg’s associate curator of toys, states, “I noticed that almost every December there were articles about the Toy Center of the World, the specific regions in Germany Thuringia, This is page #142 from the toy sample book of the firm of Gi Mohrhard Father (primarily Erzgebirge and Nuremberg) & Son, Nuremberg, Germany, ca. 1840. See bottom left hand corner for “Couple in Swing” toy. The toys represented were likely made in Thuringia, Germany. where the toys were made, Continued on page 16 Gift of an anonymous donor, 1971-3509.

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VEHICLES (11 A.M.): 1957 Ford Thunderbird; 1936 Ford Cabriolet, Partially Restored; 2004 Ford Freestar SEL Mini Van: 101,483 miles. Outboard Boat Motors: 1956 Evinrude and 1947 Mercury. FURNITURE (12 NOON): 100 + Lots Antique and Modern. Canopy Bed; Antique Dry Sink; Dough Tray; Modern Semicircular Sectional Sofa with Coffee and End Tables; Curio and Corner Cabinets; Bedroom Sets: Black Lacquer Asian Style, 6 Piece 1930’s Blonde Waterfall, Modern; Patio Set; Rose Marble Chinese Coffee Table; Lyre Base Game Table. ART: Oil Paintings and Prints; Antique and Modern.

COLLECTIBLES: Schwinn Orange Krate Bike; Pewter; Imari Vases; Lighters; Stoneware Crock; Antique Enameled Stove; Vintage LPs; Sewing: Apple IIe Computer w/External Drives; Sterling.

JEWELRY: Costume; Pocket and Wrist Watches; Gold Rings; Sterling.

HOUSE AND HOME: Stereo Equipment; Dual Turntable; Kitchenware; Kenmore Washer and Dryer.

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MODEL AIRPLANE KITS AND ENGINES in the Blue Room. The 50 Year Collection Of Duane Cowan. 325 Model Airplane Engines. 210 Model Airplane Kits. 1,000 Propellers.

Engines by: Max, Cox, Fox. McCoy Red Head And K&B Green Head.

Testors 21, Merco, Irvine. Super Tigre from Italy, not China.

Kits by: Sig, Pica, Jetco. Midwest Profile, Great Planes, Top Flight.

Sterling, House Of Balsa, Dumas. Engines in top condition, or likenew. Many kits in original packaging. Dozen boxes of balsa wood, the good stuff. Engines, including some from the early ‘60’s, are both radio control and control line type, some may be used for both.

TOY TRAIN AUCTION in the Pavilion. Over 450 Lots, all from a single consignor.

LIONEL: Standard Gauge, Prewar ‘O’ Gauge, Postwar and Modern Era. 1911 Electric 0-4-4-0 Special. 384E L&T in set box. 402E Mohave, OB. 1666E/2689T GM L&T. 154 & 253 green locos w/ coaches. 736 Berkshire w/2046W Tender. Bild-A-Loco motors. Lionel Jr. Outfits #11560, 2191W, 2234, 2545, 1483W among others. Scout set. B&O Rail Diesel cars. Postwar operating freights and animated accessories. MARX Train sets, steam L&Ts, diesels & switchers. HO Trains. Modern Era Lionel: Mickey Mouse Express U36B diesel & Disney character freights. Mint & Campaign cars. Billboard freights.

Williams TCA ann. GG1. Track, Transformers, RC switches. Trains for Restoration. Box lots.

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ANOTHER HUGE SALE AT SCHUYLKILL COUNTY’S BEST AUCTION

BLUM’S BID BOARD AUCTION 11:00 A.M. (PREVIEW 10:00 A.M.)

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Sale To Be Held At The Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd., 17522 (The Corner Of Rt. 322 & Durlach Rd., Approx. 21⁄2 Miles West Of Ephrata) ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES - Silver, Cast Iron, Copper/Brass, Woodenware, Christmas Decorations & Collectibles, POTTERY; CHINA & GLASSWARE; ESTATE & COSTUME JEWELRY; LINENS; BOOKS & PAPER; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA; ARTWORK; TOYS - Vintage Mechanical & Battery Op Toys, Racing Sets, Collection Of Remote Control Boats & Kits, Vintage Model Kits, Tonka, Buddy L Truck & Fire Trucks; MODEL TRAINS - G Scale Trains & Acces.; HO Trains & Acces.; Lionel Train Sets & Acces.; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS, BOX LOTS & MUCH MORE. Accepted Payments: Cash or PA Check. Visa, MasterCard & Debit Card with 3% Fee. No Out-OfState Checks Without Prior Approval.

FRACKVILLE, PA 17931

Located At The Schuylkill Mall, Directions: Interstate 81 & Route 61

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: SPECIAL NOTE: 2014 Honda 250cc (136 Miles) & 1981 Honda 900 Custom Motorcycles.

FIREARMS: Colt Trooper Mark III .357 Mag. Revolver, Winchester 70XTR 30-06 Rifle, Winchester Mod. 94 .32 Win. Rifle, Russian Nagant M1895 7.62x38r Revolver, Sig Sauer P226 9mm Pistol, Taurus Judge .410/.45 Revolver, Ishapore Enfield No. 1 MKIII .303 Rifle, Poland M44 7.62x54R Rifle, Remington 700BDL 30-06 Rifle, Mossberg Mod. 190 16 Bolt Action Shotgun, JC Higgins Mod. 42 .22 Cal. Rifle, Mossberg Maverick Mod. 88 12 Ga. Shotgun, Mossberg Mod. 88 12 Ga. Shotgun, Spanish Mauser, JC Higgins M-20 12 Ga. Shotgun, Kasnar Zabela 12 Ga. Dbl. Barrel Shotgun, Bell More 12 Ga. Shotgun, Mossberg 500A12 Ga. Shotgun, Iver Johnson 16 Ga. Shotgun, Mont. Ward Hercules .410 Shotgun, Cobra CB-38 Derringer, Jimenez Mod. JA Nine 9mm Pistol, Bersa Thunder .380 ACP Pistol, Rohm RG17 .38 Special Derringer, HI-Point C-9 9mm Pistol, American Firearms .25 Cal. Pistol, Taurus 738 TCP .380 Pistol, Rohm RG-105 .22 Cal. Revolver.

Ammo, Scopes, Reloading. JEWELRY: 14k Marquis Shaped Brilliant Cut 2 Ct Diamond Engagement Ring w/Amethyst Accents & 14k Diamond/Amethyst Wedding Band Set (Appraised $24,000), 18k Blue Topaz Ring, 14k Diamond Rings & Earrings, Sterling Rings, Bracelets, Necklaces; Much Costume incl. Demi Sets, Charm Bracelets, Tray & Estate Lots, Full Jewelry Boxes. MILITARY: WWII German Sniper’s Identification & Armband, German Helmet, Postage Stamps; WWII US Radio Helmet; 50 Cal. Linking & Delinking Machine. FURNITURE: Henredon Dining Room Suite, 4 Pc. Art Deco Living Room Suite, Heywood-Wakefield Coffee Table Set, Eastlake Hall Tree & Dresser, Vict.

Parlor Sets, Blanket Chests, Marble Top Tables, Curios, Oak Commodes, Gun Cabinets, Rolltop Desks, Solid Marble Dining Table, New Office Chairs & Desks. COINS: Morgan, Peace & Eagle Dollars; Barber, WL, Franklin & Silver Kennedy Halves, Barber & Liberty Quarters, 1842O Seated Dime, Barber & Mercury Dimes, 1868 Shield & Buffalo Nickels, 1870 3 Cent Nickel, 1864 2 Cent Piece, Large Cents incl. 1828, Indian Cents incl. 1864, Mint Sets incl. 1955, Silver Certs., Foreign Coins. TOYS: Trains incl. Lionel, Rail King, K-Line Coca-Cola, Plasticville; Windup Toys, Marbles, Star Wars, Marx, Wyandotte, Hubley, Lead Army Figures, Matchbox, BB Guns, Dolls incl. Franklin Mint Little Women, Barbie, Shirley Temple and I Love Lucy, Dollhouses, Stick Leg Sheep & Camel. GLASS: Depression, Jadeite, Princess House, Pyrex incl. Mixing Bowls, Carnival, Fenton. CHINA/ POTTERY: Lenox, Capo-di-Monte, Fiesta, Weller, Roseville, Hall Autumn Leaf.

ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: 5 Cent Slot Machine, Elgin Key Wind Watch, Victor Victrola, Crocks incl. 20 Gallon, Jugs, RR Signal Rectifier, Time Checks & Locks; Wagon Wheels, Many Holiday Blowmolds, Lunchboxes incl. 1978 Orbital Enterprise, Star Wars & Tom Corbett, Yellowware Bowls, Milk & Brewery Bottles, Car Hood Ornaments, LPs & 45’s, Light Fixtures, Coca-Cola Cooler, Ornate Prism Floor and Table Lamps, Floor & Table Radios. MINING: (5) Oil Wick Lamps, Carbide & Safety Lamps, Canteen.

COLLECTIBLES: Longaberger® Baskets & Pottery, Beer Items incl. Neons, Signs, Trays; Hummel Figurines & Clocks, Snowbabies. PAPER: 1800 Gazette of the U.S. & 1822 Phila. “The Union” Newspapers, 60’s & 70’s Comics, Big Little Books, Movie One Sheets, Sports Cards incl. 50’s & 60’s Topps. INSTRUMENTS: Trombone, Saxophone, Trumpets, Bugle, Acoustic Guitars, Harmonicas, Didgeridoo, Drum Kit. OTHER: Elec.

Heart Throb Slot Machine, Megatouch Machine, Blackjack Table, MANY Office Supplies, Lumber, Building Materials, Power and Hand Tools incl. 36” Metal Lathe, Artwork incl.

Maxfield Parrish Tintograph & Wallace Nutting Prints, Paintings, Heatrolas & Parlor Stoves.

VOTED BEST AUCTION IN SCHUYLKILL COUNTY 4 YEARS IN A ROW!!!

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Selection of Early Tin Lighting

Henry Clay letter to Edw. C. Delavan Esq. 1846

787 Route 10, W.

SWANZEY, NH 03469

FALL AMERICANA & BOOK/EPHEMERA AUCTION SAT., NOV. 5TH & SUN., NOV. 6TH AT 11:00 A.M. Preview: Fri., Nov. 4th 12 Noon-5 P.M., Sat., Nov. 6th 9-11 A.M. & immediately following Book/ Ephemera Auction (Session I) 3-6 P.M. and Sun., Nov. 6th 9-11 A.M. or by appointment SAT,. NOV. 5TH AT 11 A.M. - Antique & Estate Books & Ephemera - Book categories include: Bibles, Scientific Journals. Homeopathy,

Poster - James Montgomery Flagg

Easton Press, New England, Children’s, Art, Angling, small press booklets - Highlights - 1st Ed. Audubon Quadrupeds of N. Amer. 1849 (155 color plates), 1st Mary Poppins, 1st American Les Miserables, signed Pearl Buck, The Dance of Death, Chesterton G.K. Ephemera categories include: Ledgers, Advertising, large selection vintage postcards, stereoview cards, posters & broadsides, periodicals, maps, adv. tins, nice selection of N.E. sports memorabilia (Celtics, Red Sox & Patriots - uniforms, equipment, etc. many pcs. signed), vintage toys, political items & more. Highlights include - Union Civil War archive for William M. Wright 1st Regt. Ma. Vols. (uniform, rifle, letters, etc.), framed presentation 1846 Henry Clay letter to Edward C. Delavan Esq., 1901 Vt. State Rutland Co. Fair Broadside.

SUN., NOV. 6TH AT 11 A.M. - Antiques & Decorative Arts - to include nice selection 18th & 19th Cent. Country American furniture (many pcs. in old paint) - clocks, large selection of silver, Vt. needlework sampler, decorated stoneware, Orientalia, Native American, music boxes & musical instruments, Japanese swords, Oriental rugs, quilts, cast iron, early lighting, early woodenware, primitives, English ceramics, 19th & 20th Cent. paintings & prints & much more. (full online catalog avail. approx. 2 weeks prior to sale at www.knottypineantiques.com & www.invaluable.com) For additional information, listing & photos, please look online at www.knottypineantiques.com, www.invaluable.com or www.auctionzip.com

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Nice Selection Scrimshaw Whales Teeth

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Civil War Archive Wm A. Wright 1st Regt. MA Vols.

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Selection Native American Items

Deering Ideal Mower Adv. Sign

3 vol.

Audubon Quadrupeds of N. Amer.

1st Ed. 1849

Selection Early N.E. Accessories

N.E. Paint Decorated 4 Drawer Chest N.E. 2 pc. Corner Cupboard

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Selection Antique Oriental Carpets

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This is page five from the toy sample book of the firm Gi Mohrhard Father & Son, Nuremberg, Germany, ca. 1840. See the first toy on the bottom row. The toys represented were likely made in Thuringia, Germany. Gift of an anonymous donor, 1971-3509. tor and vice president for with approximately 80 pairs of collections, conservation, and animals. A staple for a child’s nursery throughout the 19th museums.

Among the highlights of century, a Noah’s Ark was sometimes referred to as the “universal toy of childhood” and was available in a variety of sizes for a range of prices.

Small arks came with Noah and his wife and a few pair of animals, while the largest ark carried Mr. and Mrs. Noah

THE ART GALLERY AUCTION! (with other estate additions)

WED., NOVEMBER 2, 2016

Griesmeyer Oil On Wood Panel

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Hannah Henry, In The Berkshire Hills, MA

This “Noah’s Ark,” Germany, 1840-80, made of wood and paint, was a gift of an anonymous donor, 1971-810. opportunity for a child’s imagination to bring otherwise static toys to life. Some of the toys could move, such as a small soldier on a rocking horse or a drummer in full uniform whose arms moved up and down on his drum at the turn of a small handle.

These toys from the 1800s also offer a window into what delighted children of that era.

By the turn of the century, tin and cast-iron toys became more prevalent, and wooden toys became somewhat oldfashioned.

“Colonial Williamsburg owns a spectacular collection of 19th-century German toys.

Colorful and imaginatively detailed, they never fail to command the attention of those who see them. In this age of electronic playthings, these handmade animals, vehicles, and figures can still stir the imaginations of our visitors, both the young and the not so young,” said Ronald L. Hurst, the foundation’s Carlisle Humelsine chief cura-

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“German Toys in America” is the toy sample book of the firm of Gi Mohrhard Father & Son, Nuremberg, Germany, ca.

1840. The majority of the more-than-2,400 toys represented within the rare volume were probably made in Thuringia, while others came from regions in Bavaria and Saxony, Germany. All of the toys to be displayed with it were made between 1840 and 1880. Most are made of wood or wood and papier maché; a few have paper and a few include leather (the bellow of the squeak toys). Each of the toys has a corresponding image in the catalogue, and a digital copy of the entire book will be shown so exhibition visitors can flip through all the pages. While merchants aimed to offer toys at all price points (from as little as a few cents to more than $50), the toys in “German Toys in America,” were on the lower end of the scale and targeted toward the middle class.

Featured in the exhibition will be a 24-inch, painted wood Noah’s Ark (the largest toy to be on view) that comes

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OVER 500 PIECES OF ART, PAINTINGS, MATTING, FRAMES, AND SCULPTURES FEATURING A LARGE (40x55) LOUIS GARTNER CIRCA 1900 MARINE OIL ON CANVAS, A DUTCH SCENE IN A MAGNIFICENT GILT FRAME. TWO 1835 CIRCUMPOLAR NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CELESTIAL MAPS BY E BURRITT, F.J. HUNTINGTON, ENGRAVED BY W G. EVANS, HARTFORD, CT. PLATE VI AND VIII. A PORTFOLIO OF CIRCA 1945 WOODCUTS

BY MIKLOS ZVI ADLER (1909-1965), TITLED “BEYOND WORDS”.

A COMPILATION OF THE ATROCITIES AGAINST THE JEWS DURING THE HOLOCAUST. A 1794 MAP TITLED “A NEW HYDROGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF THE WEST COAST OF IRELAND” BY CAPT. JOSEPH HUDDART. ARTWORKS BY MASSACHUSETTS ARTIST HANNAH HENRY, CIRCA 1900.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN ALBUMEN PRINT, PHOTO TAKEN BY ALEXANDER HESLER, SPRINGFIELD, ILL, CIRCA 1860. VAL BERTOIA BRONZE SOUND SCULPTURES, A 72 INCH, A 311⁄4 INCH AND A 15 INCH. THESE WHIMSICAL PIECES ARE VALUED AND SOUGHT AFTER BY COLLECTORS. MANY OILS, PASTELS, WATERCOLORS, LITHOGRAPHS, SERIGRAPHS, PRINTS, POSTERS, ENGRAVINGS, SCULPTURES, WOOD BLOCK PRINTS AND MUCH MORE ... MANY LISTED ARTISTS!!

Preview: Mon., Oct. 31 10-6, Tues., Nov. 1 10-4 And On The Day Of The Sale.

Antoine Blanchard (1910-1988)

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This “Doll,” Germany, 1810-60, is made of wood, paint and various textiles. It was a gift of anonymous donors, 1971-1724 (match with catalogue image p. 69).

GABI JARAMILLO

Alexander Hesler, Albumen Print, Lincoln

LIC. AU005728

ROB LAMANO LIC. AA01952 Circumpolar Map, E. Burritt

Val Bertoia Sound Sculpture 15”, 1 Of 3

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the families that made the toys and the German toy markets. There was a thriving cottage industry where each toy was carved by one person and painted by another; the finished toys were brought by an agent to a central location, such as Nuremburg, and assembled into play sets and shipped all around the world.”

The toys themselves— Noah’s Ark sets, soldier sets, animal squeak toys, Jumping Jacks, dolls and more—are simple but brightly colored with charming characteristics.

They provided ample

MULTI-ESTATE ANTIQUE AUCTION WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND SALE STARTS AT 2 P.M. at Wilson’s Auction Gallery, 344 Valleybrook Road,

CHESTER HEIGHTS, PA 19017 Preview 11/1/2016 12 NOON-7 P.M.; 11/2/2016 10 A.M.-2 P.M. HIGHLIGHTS: Quality Additions Until Sale Time.

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Buyer’s Premium: 15%.

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Wilson’s Auctioneers & Appraisers The “Drum,” Germany, 1840-80, is made of wood, leather, paper, and paint. It was a museum purchase, 2010.1200.12.

This is page 15 from the toy sample book of the firm Gi Mohrhard Father & Son, Nuremberg, Germany, ca. 1840. See the drum in the bottom row, third from the left, which is a near match. The toys represented were likely made in Thuringia, Germany. Gift of an anonymous donor, 1971-3509.

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The “Mounted Soldier,” Germany, 1840-80, is made of wood, paper, and paint and was a gift of an anonymous donor, 1971-865.

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along with all of his sons and their wives and innumerable pairs of animals from ladybugs to elephants. It was also the perfect Sunday toy: Noah and his family and animals could entertain young children while inspiring them with the famous biblical tale.

Many toys in the catalogue came as sets - after all, you can’t construct a village or manage a farm with only one building or a farmer with no animals - and individual pieces were packaged together in wooden boxes. A woodand-paint village to be shown in German Toys in America is another highlight. Each of the 14 pieces in this set is a simple, shaped piece of wood

painted a bright color and dotted with black windows.

Building sets could be as small as a few buildings for a village or as large as 50 or 60 structures that form a walled city. If one set wasn’t enough, additional sets could be purchased and added on.

During the 1800s, toy soldiers were one of the popular toys for boys, and in a young boy’s mind (at least), they are probably also best in large sets, as it is hard to fight a battle with only one or two. The mounted soldiers to be shown in “German Toys in America” are more detailed than some and are expertly painted. (Like most toys, the quality and price varied, offering options to the consumer. This set would have been considered high quality and likely more

This is page four from the toy sample book of the firm of Gi Mohrhard Father & Son, Nuremberg, Germany, ca. 1840. The toys represented were likely made in Thuringia, Germany. Gift of an anonymous donor, 1971-3509. expensive.) Since Germany shipped toys all over the world, many uniforms were represented. Some seemed to be based on actual armies, while others were more general. Newspapers reported wars

from around the world and featured engravings of armies in battle so boys recognized uniforms and countries and could re-create their own version of events.

Another popular toy of the

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period was the squeak or bellow toy. The duck featured in the exhibition also represents the popularity of animal toys, which have natural appeal for children to this day.

While the shelves of toy shops were filled with sets of wooden animals representing the wild beasts of a jungle or the mild mannered creatures of the farm, large individual animals were mounted on wheels or on bellows. These bellows toys were charming in that the animals could “talk.” When a child pressed on the bellows, the creature seemed to speak.

(In reality, many sounded just alike and emitted a one-note squeak. Some, like this duck, also incorporated movement: as the sound came out, the duck’s wings flapped.

“German Toys in America”

was generously funded by Don and Elaine Bogus.

For children of all ages, anyone who appreciates handmade toys, those who are fascinated by period cottage industries and their economics and visitors who simply take pleasure in the memories of childhoods past spent playing with a favorite toy, “German Toys in America” will be an exhibition to be cherished.

Photos courtesy of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.

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Football Championship Ring

Period Furniture - Pair of French Boulle Marble Top Cabinets, Period 18th Eng. C. Queen Anne Walnut Secretary Desk; 18th C. York County Painted Dutch Cupboard, 19th C. New York Sheraton Mahogany Card Table, 18th Century Eng Dressing Table Circa 1760, Phila. Sheraton Bowfront Chest of Drawers c. 1820s, Amer. Walnut Federal Pembroke Table c. 1800, 19th C. Classical Secretary Desk, 19th C. Sheraton Figural Mahogany Sideboard & More. Mid Century Modern - Warren Platner Couch, Philip Kelvin Laverne Bronze coffee table, Bentwood Lounging Chair w/Leather Seats, Pair of Mobler Chairs, Maurizio Tempestini Salterini Patio Furniture including, 3 Side Tables, 2 Chairs & 2 Ottomans Important Art Glass & Lighting - Approx. 15 Quezal Shades, Tiffany Favrile Glass Floriform Stem Vase Signed, Tiffany Studios Lamp Swirling Leaf Pattern signed shade & base signed, Pair of Tiffany Favrile L.C.T. Glass Salts, Pair of 19th C. Carriage Lanterns, Weller Pottery Vase by Jacques Sicard & More. Pottery & Porcelain - Important Chinese Export Civil War Confederate Texas Captain Commemorative Punch Bowl; 18th & 19th C. Eng. Amer., Chinese & Japanese Porcelain, 19th Century Rose Medallion, Mottahedeh Orange Fitzhugh, Eng. 18th Century Delft Flower Brick, 19th Century Imari. Blue decorated stoneware Cowden & Wilcox, Harrisburg, PA Revolutionary War, Confederate Captain Chinese Export Commemorative piece. Clocks - 19th C. Eng. Tall Case Clock, Amer. Jacob Diehl Tall Case Clock, French Carriage Clock c.1900 and others. Iron, Brass, Tin - Forty Gallon Tole Decorated Coffee Tin, 19th c., 18th C. Signed Ladle MAYP, French Empire Wrought Iron Benches, Signed Apple Butter Kettle J.P. SCHAUM, 18th/19th C. Ladles & Strainers. Fine Art - Frederick William IV - Prussian Watercolor on Ivory of Frederick William IV, Jamie Wyeth (B. 1946 Amer.) Print Signed of Tenants Harbor Light in Maine, Honore Camos (1906-1991, French) Original Oil, Sheepskin Painting “La Musique” Van Dael, Two Earl Lincoln Poole (Amer. 1891-1972) Watercolors of Bluejays & Cardinals, Charles Morris Young (Amer. 1869-1964), 18th Century Carved Figures; 17th/18th C Russian Icons one by Alexei Isaev, Othniel S. Spang (Born 1824) Painting of Apples, Anthony Michael Autorino (Amer. B. 1937) impressionist oil on canvas, Limoges Enamel on Copper Plaque Lady in Red & more; 1950s crocodile handbags and many other designer handbags, over 30 Fur Coats. Sterling & Coin Silver Costume and Fine Jewelry - Antique George IV Ster. Silver Hunt Presentation Cup & Cover “in Hunting the South Berkes Hounds” 1822 London, Irish Teapot, Edwardian Ster. Silver Teapot, Coin Silver; Over 75 lots of Costume Jewelry; 14k Gold Braided Mesh Diamond & Sapphire Watch measures approx. 6.75” in length, approx. 1.25cttw. approx.

43.5dwt clarity is approx. SI2-H, c.1920 Vintage Platinum Diamond Ring, 18k White Gold Fancy Three Stone Diamond Ring, 14k Diamond Stud Earrings, Platinum Genuine Amethyst w/Diamond Accent Ring and more.

Fooled By Fakes Staffordshire Figures

By Anita Stratos

painted (very carefully and quite well), and some have the After my column on fake same colors in the same and reproduction places as the originals, with Staffordshire spaniels, a number of people asked whether the same rules apply to fake and reproduction Staffordshire figures. The short answer is - yes and no.

Staffordshire figures cover a wide range of subject matters, from famous people to politicians to animals to buildings. They were made inexpensively and produced quickly to be marketed at reasonable prices to the average person and weren’t typically found in royal or aristocratic homes, but their folksy charm is exactly what collectors love about them today. These classic figures continue to be the only clue to a modern reproduced by many compa- reproduction being a somenies in the present day, but times slight difference in most are not trying to deceive shading or tone. Also, gold buyers into thinking they’re accents that are too bright or getting an 18th-or 19th-centu- brash are typical of modern ry piece. Much like in the case copies. However, sometimes of Staffordshire spaniels, the by playing the “Spot the problem comes in when Differences” game - comparresellers either mistakenly or ing a new piece with a known deliberately misrepresent a piece as being much older than it is.

Don’t let the appearance of age in a piece be your only determining factor as to its authenticity. Apart from burying modern reproductions to artificially age them, some scammers spray them with dirt, rubbing it into the figures to give them an aged or tobacco-stained look.

As with most pieces made from casts of originals, reproductions can be slightly smaller than authentic pieces. The weight may be heavier or lighter than it should, although some of the better copies are coming quite close original in a reputable to the weight of the originals. reference source - you may Among the biggest con- see telltale differences in cerns are the hundreds of things like fingers, head angle, reproductions being hand- style of paint, quality of made in China. Surprisingly, embossed lettering and more.

Many Chinese-made the copies are well made, even having the correct size pieces have been crafted with and weight, and closely reflect intentional crazing to give their antique counterparts them an old look, and dark highlighted in reputable refer- pigment has been rubbed into ence books and catalogs. the surface to make the crazThese pieces are even hand- ing show better and appear

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antiquesandauctionnews.net feel 3. Extensive, dark overall crazing dirty. This type of crazing 4. Porcelain instead of doesn’t look natural, is more pottery extensive and has a more 5. Blue glaze deliberate look to it, so you’ll be able to recognize the difference. (It should be noted www.JohnStinger.com that not all original antique

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Some modern reproductions that were not made to deceive buyers have their maker’s mark on the underside of the piece; however, that mark may be missing if a reseller is trying to make the figure look like an older original piece. If you see small areas with scratches, gouges, or scraped off surfaces, someone has most likely removed the modern maker’s mark, which is an automatic red flag.

Staffordshire figures were made by many different makers during the 18th and 19th centuries, and sometimes you’ll see the maker’s initials, name, or mark on the bottom.

No original antique Staffordshire figure will have “Staffordshire,” “Made in England,” “Genuine Staffordshire,” or “Staffordshire England,” on the bottom.

There are also some fantasy pieces being produced figures that were never made in the old Staffordshire factories. As always, shop with your head and not your heart so your desire for a piece to be real doesn’t end up costing you a significant amount of money for a piece that turns out to be a fake or reproduction Staffordshire figure.

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Association (www.staffordshirefigureassociation.com); Mears and Boyer (www.mearsandboyer.com); and “Staffordshire Figures 1780-1840” by Myrna Schkolne.

Staffordshire figurines have crazing, and certainly none that do look like these Chinese imitations.) Chinese figurines may have an overall grimier look because they’ve been sprayed with a dark pigment to mimic age; this pigment may appear streaky in places.

All photos courtesy of David Boyer, President, Staffordshire Figure Association.

AT 8:00 A.M.

6. Weight/size difference Reference books, websites and collecting groups are the best ways to keep from being fooled by fakes. Here are a few: The Staffordshire Figure

At A Glance: Signs of a reproduction: 1. Color shade differences 2. Gritty or rough surface

ABSOLUTE AUCTION SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30TH, 2016 AT 10 A.M. Franklin Mint Residual Inventory 111 Robbins Road

DOWNINGTOWN, PA 19335 Franklin Mint Inventory of Production Items & Prototypes Thousands of items to include: Bronze, pewter, porcelain & glass large & small sculptures & figurines, knives & swords, diecast vehicles & planes, clocks & watches, jewelry, dolls, medals, U.S. coins, stamps, Fabergé eggs; chess & game sets; & many others.

Categories to include: Star Trek, CocaCola, Harley-Davidson, Elvis, Marilyn Monroe, Betty Boop, Jackie O, Princess Diana, John Wayne, mythological. Much More!

Also: Pallet & collapsible steel shelving, lighted showcases, Cisco IP Telephony phone system.

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Recent Sports Card And Memorabilia Sale Results Below are a few of the prices realized from Gateway’s Sports Card & Memorabilia auction held Sept. 17.

A large baseball scrapbook filled with newspaper clippings, photos, cards, and stories about players from

Franklin County, Pa., including Nellie Fox, Mike Mowrey, Walter Manning, and Charles “King” Lear, sold for $2,850.

There were obituaries of HOF’ers including Cy Young and Rogers Hornsby. A story covering Babe Ruth playing at Henninger Field, Lou Gehrig

Day, Larsen’s perfect game, Mantle’s 1973 visit to Chambersburg, team photos of the 1951 Yanks/Giants (with rookies Mantle and Mays), and more than 30 tobacco cards glued into the scrapbook were included. There was also a Brooks Robinson autograph

A large scrapbook of baseball related newspaper clippings, photos, and cards, sold for $2,850.

on lined paper.

A 1969 Topps set with Reggie Jackson rookie card (OC, corner wear) and Mickey Mantle’s last card (OC) sold for $850. A 1962 Topps baseball stamps panel with tab (Mantle/Aaron) sold for $320, and a rare Jackie Robinson (kneeling) 1948 Old Gold Cigarettes rookie year postcard-size card, corner wear with small creases, brought $260. An early tobacco card: T206 Eddie Collins, Piedmont brand, PSA VG+ 3.5, sold for $260, and Mickey Mantle’s 1962 Topps No. 200, with corner and edge wear, sold for $200. Gateway Gallery Auction is located in Chambersburg, Pa., and holds sports card and

The Mickey Mantle 1962 Topps No. This rare Jackie Robinson (kneeling), 200 with corner and edge wear 1948 Old Gold Cigarettes rookie year brought $200. postcard-size card, sold for $260. memorabilia specialty sales on a semi-regular basis.

For more information, call 717-263-6512.

J A T206 Eddie Collins, Piedmont brand These 1962 Topps baseball stamps panel with tab of Mickey Mantle and Hank tobacco card, PSA VG+ 3.5, sold for $260.

Aaron sold for $320.

PENNA BOY SCOUT Camp Patches, expecially felt patches, camp paperwork prior to 1960. Other scout items from PA. Nelson, 108 Vermont Lane, Levittown, PA 190541029, or call 215-946-4511.

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

FINE ART WANTED ROGALLERY.COM BUY. SELL. CONSIGN ONLINE ART AUCTIONS OVER 5000 ARTISTS

800.888.1063 art@rogallery.com 47-15 36th ST., LIC, NY 11101 LOUIS ICART ETCHINGS Bill Holland, 610-470-5925 or Renningers Sunday Antique Market, Booth A-53, Adamstown, PA. 8am-1pm, email: bill@hollandarts.com

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

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

CARNIVAL, CIRCUS, FREAKS, Sideshow, Amusement Parks, Coney Island, Nude Photos, Steel Pier, Pinups, Strippers, Burlesque, Auto Thrillshow. Nostalgia Enterprises, Box 300, Lockport, NY, 14095. 716-433-9418.

GUNS WANTED

Antique & Modern Firearms Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols Revolvers, Edged Weapons

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds.

We buy, sell, & appraise.

In business since 1974.

Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagefo@aol.com 215-545-1100.

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

WANTED!

Vintage Tube Electronics DEAD OR ALIVE Audio Equip. - Vacuum Tubes Speakers - Ham & Military Radios Surplus Parts - Test Equipment Hi-Fi Stereo & More

WE BUY IT ALL

610-649-4151 www.cash4audio.com

WANTED BOURBON OR Whiskey Collections, sealed bottles, the older the better, call 609-315-0234.

AUTO, TRUCK and Motorcycle: catalogs, brochures, manuals and any showroom related items. Ron Ladley, 210 Stone Rd., Barto, PA 19504, 610-584-1665.

Licensed Dealer - Will Travel Century 20 LLC Highland Park, NJ 08904

732-249-1345 info@century20antiques.com 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

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

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

TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cards and Memorabilia to a Collector.

Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709, kdomo22951@aol.com

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.

MAGAZINES FOR SALE, 15,000+ Monster Movie, Sci-Fi, Horror, Comic-Format, Satire, Cult TV, Fanzines & more. Large selection, accurate grading, reasonable prices. Request 28-page "Magazine" catalog with $3 (outside US $9). MightyMags.Com PO Box 22916, St. Petersburg, FL 33742 or view online MightyMags.Com

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

MILITARY & SPORTING ALL HUMMELS WANTED, Antiques, Collectables, Household items. etc. Call John Rokicki 610-213-2361.

TONKA DUMP TRUCK, 1957 only, Hydraulic unit only. Must be in excellent condition, box not important. Color is in bronze, call David Kasny 845-735-7463

WANTED OLD LETTER Press Equipment, wood/lead letters, or anything printing related. Also looking for Blacksmith Anvils. Call 440-693-4232.

Let us show you how to reach 60,000+ collectors & dealers in the EAST! Call Arlene in Classified Sales 717-492-2561 or 1-800-428-4211 x2561

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.

1800-1970 SELL YOUR ANTIQUE TOYS, TRAINS, SPACE TOYS & ROBOTS for the HIGHEST PRICES! No one will pay you higher for Tin Toy Collections!

856-547-5521 ragtimetoys@comcast.net

COMIC BOOKS for Sale, 1940s-1970s, 50,000+, Movie/TV, Heroes, Classics, Westerns, Disney, Horror, Sci-Fi & more.

Wide selection, reasonable prices.

Request 64 page "Old Comics" catalog with $4.00 (outside US $11.00). MightyMags.Com PO Box 22916, St. Petersburg, FL 33742 or view online MightyMags.Com

CLOSEOUT: OVER 90 Boxes of photo postcards. Selling 1 or all. Also available over 20 binders of historical covers & paper.

Unique sports collectibles, new & vintage sports cards. Call Goldy’s Sports Collectibles, 3338 Route 9 South, Freehold, NJ 07728, 732-409-4944.

RECORDS & COMICS! Over 40,000.

Silver & Bronze Age. Huge Sale 50% discount. Located at The German Trading Post on RT 272 Denver, Pa. Open Daily.

Soul, Doowop, Rock, Picture Sleeves, Elvis, Beatles, rare 45’s $2 each.

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1909-1958 UNSEARCHED CIRCULATED WHEAT BACK CENT BAGS 5,000+ ESTATE LOT, 5 BAGS AVAILABLE, WIRE SEALED, #2444 #2446 #2442 #2445 #2447 FREE SHIPPING. $259.95 EACH BERRY B JEWELRY, 110 BEAR RUN ROAD, HENRYVILLE PA 18332 PH# 570-629-8819 TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com

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antiquesandauctionnews.net

Is Pleased to Announce

“THE DENTAL RELATED COLLECTION OF THE LATE TIMOTHY BURNS D.D.S. OF SALEM, OREGON” This intense collection was transported from Oregon to Our Auction location here in Frederick, Maryland. Tim Burns was an avid collector of dental cabinets, hundreds of tooth powder tins, over 650 tooth brush holders, dental chairs, dental related trade cards, dental supply catalogs, dental advertising, advertising tins, early dental tools, antique clock collection, slot machines, jukebox, Americana, plus so much more.

See website for photos.

Date of Auction:

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2016

THE AUCTION STARTS AT 9:00 A.M. DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 A.M. MORNING OF AUCTION SPECIAL AUCTION PREVIEW (FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 FROM 1:00 P.M. TO 3:00 P.M.) THIS PUBLIC AUCTION WILL BE HELD IN HISTORIC FREDERICK, MARYLAND AT THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS 797 EAST PATRICK STREET,

FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701 TO VIEW HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS FOR THIS AUCTION EVENT PLEASE GO TO WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM OR TO WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEERS ID#2894 FOR AUCTIONZIP ONLY) NO INTERNET BIDDING - NO RESERVES!!!

HOWARD PARZOW, AUCTIONEER HAS BEEN AUCTIONING IMPORTANT DENTAL, MEDICAL, APOTHECARY, AND COUNTRY STORE AND ADVERTISING COLLECTIONS SINCE 1976.

FOR TERMS OF AUCTION VISIT WWW.PARZOWAUCTIONS.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION EVENT CONTACT:

HOWARD PARZOW, AUCTIONEER 301-351-6544 • E-MAIL HPARZOW@AOL.COM

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Over 650 Toothbrush Holders