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The Greater York Show And Sale: A Revamped Success By Karl Pass

he Greater York Antiques Show and Sale was held May 2 and 3 in Memorial Hall East on the York Fairgrounds in York, Pa. The long-running semi-annual event received a needed boost when new owner/managers Bob Bockius and Dave Strickler of Mitchell Displays Inc. took over in 2013. Mitchell Displays Inc. of Westville, N.J., provides cases for

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numerous shows and in recent years has taken over managing and promoting. In addition to the Greater York Show, the company now runs the Michigan Modernism and Southfield Pavilon shows. Long mired with ineffective management, the Greater York show has resurfaced better than ever in 2014. Bockius and Strickler now print a brochure with a map and exhibitor contact info and have brought a level of professional management to the twice-a-year

Cheryl Mackley of Red Lion, Pa., asked $1,750 for her This inlaid sugar chest from the Shenandoah Valley of boxed set of soldiers and band. Virginia was offered for $9,500 by Libby Wojcik of Ad Lib Antiques and Interior Design based in Raleigh, N.C. Wojcik was new to the show and stated she had bought the chest privately.

A very extensive array of fine ceramics could be studied at the show from such dealers as Dennis and Dad, Sally Good, Maria and Peter Warren, Bill and Teresa Kurau, Elinor Penna, Bill Shaefer, and Margaret Johnson Sutor, to name a few.

Van Tassel-Baumann of Malvern, Pa., priced this embroidery by Margaret Childs, dated 1830 from Mrs. Buchanan’s school in Marietta, Pa., at $7,500. It was in the original frame and glass.

A Pennsylvania crib quilt mounted for display with vibrant red and yellow was $650 from Ken and Robin Pike of Nashua, N.H. Jim Emele of Dublin, Pa., asked $495 for the pair of horse and rider cookie cutters.

These fish decoys were $100 each The tape loom dated 1812 was priced at $5,500 from Axtell’s Antiques of from Wayne, N.J., dealers Alice and Art Booth. The white painted tiered Deposit, N.Y. stand was for display purposes.

Jane Langol of Medina, Ohio, asked $610 for her plant stand with an early inset photograph. The stand with carved decorative features was found in Iowa.

Leatherwood Antiques of Sandwich, Mass., was new to the show. The bear Robert Hartman of Country Huzzah piano stool seen here with extendable in Burke, Va., wanted $750 for the red painted cast iron fox doorstop. seat was priced at $9,500.

Americana event. “We made a lot of progress in one year, but we still have a long way to go and hope to re-establish the show in the MidAtlantic region and beyond,” stated Bockius. Bockius actually now finds himself L e a t h e r w o o d with a waiting list of Antiques asked dealers wanting to do $3,900 for the the show. “We have a woolwork picture growing list,” said of a British sail Bockius on opening and steam ship, day. The spring show English, dated 1867. The four had 85 exhibitors. hat Dealer Mo mannequin stand heads were Wajselfish of $2,900. Leatherwood Antiques in Sandwich, Mass., had never done a show in Pennsylvania before. “I think the show is becoming a positive force in the industry,” stated Wajselfish. The range of American decorative arts and antiques at the show is a major plus. Material at every price level could be found, which enables anyone to enter the field of collecting. Showgoers do not need to have unlimited resources to dec- A pair of zinc parade poles orate a house with period items in were $2,900 from Clear Spring, (Continued on page 2)

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Rare Slot Machine Sells For $90K Jackpot At Morphy’s April 26 And 27 Advertising & Coin Op Auction

One the star’s of the sale was this Caille double-upright slot machine combining five-cent Centaur and 25cent Big Six models. It sold for $90,000.

A superb Caille double-upright floor model slot machine combining a five-cent Centaur and 25-cent Big Six paid off handsomely at Morphy’s April 26 and 27 Antique Advertising & Coin Op Auction. Its richly gold-plated façade, paw feet and other embellishments made the early gambling machine the center of attention at Morphy’s $1,640,000 grossing sale, where it garnered a winning bid of $90,000. All prices quoted are inclusive of 20 percent buyer’s premium. The auction also featured many smaller gambling, arcade and

vending machines. A Mills one-cent “Electric Treatment” machine emblazoned “For One Night Jags” and “Take a shock and look pleasant,” surpassed its high estimate at $11,400. Not quite as jolting was a quaint Chuck-O-Luck glass-dome-topped nickel dice machine. Made in 1926 by the Southern Novelty Company of Atlanta, it attracted multiple bidders who pushed it to $6,600

against a presale estimate of $600-$1,000. A 40-year single-owner collection of more than 100 early syrup dispensers featured many scarce entries, including a circa 1910 Cherri Bon dispenser and one of very few known examples of a circa-1900 Fan-Taz fivecent “DRINK of the FANS” dispenser in the form of a realistically “stitched” baseball. Each was bid to $31,200. Other popular syrup dispensers included Beats All and Grape Smash, which

realized $20,400 each, and Chero Crush, $19,200. A vibrant, barrel-shape “Drink Orange-Julep” dispenser commanded a sweet bid of $17,400, nearly triple its high estimate. America’s classic soft drink, Coca-Cola, was not to be denied a place in the top 10. A framed 1911 Coke calendar in near-mint condition with a beautiful image of a “Gibson Girl” wearing a stylish flower-trimmed hat swept past its $6,000-$7,000 to settle at $17,400. An extremely rare “Hutchinson-style” Coke bottle, with a straightsided as opposed to cabriole shape, nearly doubled its high estimate at $8,400. An extensive collection of Orange Crush advertising included a rare 1936 embossed-tin triangle sign. In near-mint condition, it bubbled up a winning bid of $4,500. Among the other beverage highlights was a

brewery sign with regional appeal, a tin pictorial sign for York Brewing Co. Lager Beer, York, Pa. It sold for $5,400 against an estimate of $1,500-$2,500. A fine array of more than 150 advertising tins was led by a Buster Brown cigar tin with an amusing image of comic strip character Buster Brown and his trusty bull terrier, Tighe. Estimated at $2,000-$3,000, the perennially popular container rose to $14,400. One of only a few known examples of a Sweet Violet Tobacco vertical pocket tin was estimated at $1,000-$2,000 but realized a hefty $6,600. The Sunday session opened with Morphy’s second offering of pinball machines from the 35-year David Silverman collection, previously displayed at the National Pinball Museum. Film-related machines found (Continued on page 6)

This Buster Brown Cigar tin sold for $14,400. A 1911 Coca-Cola calendar sold for $17,400.

This Cherri Bon syrup dis- The Grape Smash syrup dispenser sold for $20,400. penser sold for $31,200.

This Mills one-cent Electric The 1993 Williams Indiana Treatment shock machine sold The Sweet Violet Tobacco ver- The 1926 Chuck-O-Luck nick- Jones pinball machine sold for tical pocket tin sold for $6,600. el dice machine sold for $6,600. $6,600. for $11,400.

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SHOPS & CENTERS COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT This Week: The Market In Revival Arts

This past week, I was previewing a bunch of online auction catalogs. This is a favorite pastime of mine when I am too tired to read a book but not tired enough to go to bed. In doing so, I noticed that the spring auction sales for many of the regional houses are featuring lots of revival arts. What I refer to are those pieces made in the post World War II period up to around 2008 that copied older antique forms. Such pieces hit a real high in the

and continue to this day to be in awe of the workmanship and creativity of these revival artists. I continue to purchase such pieces as beautiful objects that I fully intend to pass to my daughters as heirlooms. And most importantly, having come to know many of these artists, I cherish each piece for the memory of my friendship with the maker. In saying that, I am curious to see how the market will do with so many revival pieces coming out at once. Why? Because there is so much material being offered for sale AND because I am not sure the secondary market has jelled yet for these items. In the heady days of the 1990s, I remember sending some Breininger plates that I

bought at the State Museum gift shop around 1980 to a country auction in Thompsontown. They brought triple what I paid for them! Today, I am not so sure that this would happen. The factors that determine desirability in the antiques world are several fold. First is rarity or scarcity of the form or the maker. Second is the quantity of related items on the marketplace. Third is whether there is sufficient demand by enough collectors to realize sales. It is on the latter point, in particular, that the revival market is tough. We have seen the babyboomers, whose buying constituted the bulk of the conspicuous consumption in the antiques market, begin to downsize. They are bringing

lots of their stuff to market but the question is whether sufficient collectors are out there to acquire all of this work. My feeling is there are not yet enough long-term collectors out there to support all of this so I think prices in the short-term will remain soft. For new collectors, it is a

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The rare Bank of Taiwan Ltd. (1949) issue for 100 Yuan, (P1956), graded PMG CU, sold for $11,420.

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intimate work in which Cézanne explores pattern, while the large “Vase of Flowers” exemplifies Cézanne’s later obsessions with contours and surfaces. Over the course of his career, Cézanne moved progressively towards a highly structured style of still-life painting, characterized by ever more deliberate arrangements of objects. His classic phase culminated in the 1890s and is represented in the exhibition by major works like “The Kitchen Table” (ca. 1890) and “Fruit and Ginger Pot” (18901893). The latest works in the exhibition are anchored by two important paintings of skulls, “Three Skulls” and “Three Skulls on a Patterned Carpet.” A prolific artist who synthesized formal problems through a close study of objects, Cézanne’s lifelong

engagement with still life yielded what is arguably the most innovative body of work in the genre by any artist in the Western canon. Ultimately, Cézanne set stilllife painting on a new course, rescuing it from its low position in the academic hierarchy of French painting and prefiguring later compositions of masters from Pablo Picasso to Andy Warhol. “This is the first Cézanne exhibition in our new exhibition space,” said Judith F. Dolkart, deputy director of art and archival collections and Gund family chief curator. “It is particularly exciting to have this rare opportunity to consider the 16 Cézanne still lifes in the Barnes Foundation permanent collection in a fresh, new light, in the context of the exceptional grouping of loaned masterpieces presented in this show.” “The World is An Apple: The Still Lifes of Paul Cézanne” was organized by the Art Gallery of Hamilton in Ontario, in a special collaboration with the Barnes Foundation and made possible through generous support from RBC (Royal Bank of Canada). The Barnes Foundation’s permanent art collection contains 69 works by Cézanne, including 16 still lifes, all of which will be on display in the adjacent Collection Gallery during the exhibition, along with related programming and lectures. For additional information, visit www.barnes foundation.org.

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works such as “Still Life: Flask, Glass, and Jug” (ca. 1877) and “Apples and Cakes” (1877), recasting the physical and perceptual relations between people and things. Extending their traditional meanings as symbols of abundance, vanity, or rusticity, Cézanne used apples, skulls, or crockery to create a visual language of punning juxtapositions and poetic allusion. His paintings invite viewers to rethink the world and the place of man and objects in it. “While he surely looked closely at nature, Cézanne selfconsciously plays with colors, forms, and space in a manner that invites a free association that contrasts with the fixed meanings of academic tradition in his still lifes. He creates an alternative world where things can move and exist improbably and signify variously, exploding and evading the traditional containment of the ‘silent life of things,’” explains exhibition curator Benedict Leca. As the “Painter of Apples,” Cézanne returned many times to his signature motif, working through the complexities of color application and its effects. Cézanne’s famous apple

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Archives International Auctions (Continued from page 4) The International Banking graded PMG CU) sold to an Corporation $10 notes hamInternet bidder for an impres- mered for between $1,070 sive $11,420; a second Bank of and $3,650 each. All were Taiwan note, for 100 Yuan (P- high dollar prices and all were 1957), went to the very same records for the issue. A specibidder for $3,350; and three men 10-Taels 1918 Shanghai lots of Bank of Taiwan Essay issue note from the series, in Photo Proofs (circa 1955), from PMG Gem Unc 66 EPQ conthe Security Bank Note dition, soared to $3,960, a Company, brought $910 to near record. The private China issues (equivalent to $2,130 each. A group of banknotes from U.S. obsolete banknotes) did the Cuba Collection (an old- fairly well. To learn more, visit time holding of Chinese notes originating from Cuba in the w w w . a r c h i v e s i n t e r 1920s), tantalized bidders with national.com. 14 choice lots, including an amazing run of Choice VF to AU condition 1905 $10 International Banking Corporation (Shanghai branch) issues. A Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corp. (Shanghai, 1923) $10 note (P- International Banking Corporation $10 S358, Choice VF- notes, like this one, hammered for $1,070 XF) reached $3,350. to $3,650 each.

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SHOWS & MARKETS The Eighth Annual June Festival Of Antiques Will Be Held June 14 1,400 in attendance per year. Antiques in all categories and price ranges will be available. The show has an emphasis on Americana such as 18th and 19th century furniture, quilts, samplers, folk art, decoys, stoneware and redware, items in old paint, etc. But there is

Book Signing Set For The Seventh Volume Of Klaus Stopp’s “The Printed Birth And Baptismal Certificates Of The German Americans� volumes of a technical study that has become the standard reference for researching printed birth and baptism certificates (called fraktur) made for Americans of German heritage. The seventh volume is now being published posthumously for Klaus Stopp by Russell D. Earnest Associates of Clayton, Del. During his lifetime, Stopp located approximately 1,200 editions of these certificates. Most were added to his collection, which is now at The Newberry Library in Chicago, Ill. Now, more than 12 years after Stopp published the sixth volume, enough newly discovered editions are known to

warrant a seventh volume. The 184-page seventh volume includes more than 100 color images of rare editions, as well as a biography of Klaus Stopp. Stopp’s study appeals to a wide range of readers including those interested in letterpress printing and German language printing in the U.S., local and family historians, and individuals who collect Pennsylvania German broadsides and fraktur. The seventh volume is available for $75, plus $6 shipping, from Russell D. Earnest Associates, P.O. Box 1132, Clayton, DE 19938, or online at www.earnestarchivesand library.com.

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On Friday and Saturday, June 20 and 21, authors Russell and Corinne Earnest will sign books at the Antiques in the Valley show in Oley, Pa. Books to be signed include their latest publications, such as the newly released seventh volume of Klaus Stopp’s “The Printed Birth and Baptismal Certificates of the German Americans.� The show will be held at the Oley Valley Middle School located at 3247 Friedensburg Road in Oley from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. From 1997 to 2001, Klaus Stopp of Mainz, Germany, published six

also a majority of other antiques including fine art, Victoriana, jewelry, dolls, glass and pottery, Orientalia, toys, garden accessories, and the rare and unusual. The fairgrounds will be inundated with antiques presented by professional show dealers set up under four pavilions, plus many more outside on the lawn. There will be great food available all day, including a barbeque lunch and ice cream. The 4H girls will host a horse competition adjacent to the show; showgoers may attend at no additional cost. This year’s festival will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. rain or shine at the Gloucester County 4-H Fairgrounds on Route 77 S. (275 Bridgeton

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06/08/14, CAMP HILL, SUN 11 AM, Featuring local estates & quality additions., 2228 Gettysburg Road, Lower Allen Plaza, Costea's Auction Gallery

06/13-14/14, MUNCY, FRI 3 PM SAT 8:30 AM, 6/13 - Jewelry, Nascar car collection, stamp & coin collection, political pins, large collection of paper weights etc. 6/14 Bachelors chest, 5 dry sinks, other furniture, large collection of crocks, lighting, clocks, early oak wall phone, paintings & prints etc., 109 Quarry Rd, Fraley Auction Co., Inc.

06/28/14, POINT PLEASANT, SAT 9:30 AM, Antiques, collectibles, glassware, pottery, clean used furniture, jewelry etc., 1125 Arnold Ave, Concepts 1 Auction House OHIO 06/18-19/14, KIDRON, WED 7 AM-7 PM THURS 10 AM, Timekeeper's Exchange Auction & Expo(clocks, watches) GPS 13071 Emerson Rd, Apple Creek OH 44604, Kidron Auction Grounds Sprunger Bldg, Atlee Raber Auctioneers PENNSYLVANIA 06/06/14, CHAMBERSBURG, FRI 1:30 OUTSIDE 3:30 INSIDE, Outside - Tools, fishing gear, box lots etc.; Inside - Miscellaneous including 60's Barbies and toys, other dolls, iron scales, oak kitchen shelf clock, books etc.; furniture 9 pm, Kenny's Auction 4401 Philadelphia Ave, Carl E. Ocker

06/08/14, HARRISBURG, SUN 11 AM, Antiques, primitives, collectibles, artwork, household; furniture 1 pm, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals 06/10/14, SCHNECKSVILLE, TUES 10 AM, Catalogue including furniture, 2 grandfather clocks' 11 am - art, watches, quality cut glass etc., Gallery 4644 Rt 309, Tom Hall Auctions

06/14/14, AARONSBURG, SAT 9 AM, Antique painted furniture, antiques, Majolica, country collectibles, 19th C Transferware & Palissy, black glazed redware, Rockingham, quilts, sterling etc., 201 W Aaron Sq, Ron J, Ron S Gilligan & David C Zentner

06/11/14, LEESPORT, WED 3 PM, Red & Stoneware, 2 corner cupboards, 4 blanket chests, Toleware, Theorems, Tinware, Leesport Farmers Market Rt 61, Diefenderfer Auction Co., LLC

06/14/14, EPHRATA, SAT 9 AM, Antiques, collectibles, toys, jewelry, household goods, tools etc., Auction Center 50 Durlach Rd, Horst Auctioneers

06/11/14, NORRISTOWN, WED 3 PM, Real Estate, antiques, furniture, OnSite 402 W Fornance St, Ron Rhoads

06/14/14, SPRING CITY, SAT 10 AM, Uncataloged Train and HO & N Gauge Train, Ridge Fire Company 480 Ridge Rd, Maurer's Auctions

06/11/14, SELLERSVILLE, WED 6 PM, Toy & Doll, 220 N Main St Su A, Sellersville Auction LLC

06/14/14, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Public Coin & Currency, Four Points by Sheraton Hotel and Suites 1650 Toronita St, Martin Heaps

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Mosby & Co. To Auction Top-Quality Antique Toys, Coin-Ops And Advertising Items On June 7 toy buildings for train layouts. Plasticville train accessories were introduced in 1946 by Bachmann Industries of Philadelphia, but in 1984 the company was taken over by Kader Industries in China. Antique toys will feature several German-made Gunthermann toys; 20 battery-operated toys (all original in the box); a nice selection of boxed American and

cross the auction block. The first is a white 1962 Ford Thunderbird hardtop with 77,000 original miles. The car has been in the same family since being purchased new. It has been repainted once. The other auto is a 1995 cherry red Dodge Viper, the rare roadster version, with less than 6,000 miles. A Viper that age with so few miles is quite unusual. Several extremely rare, if

not unique, neon signs from automobile dealerships of the 1950s are in tested, working order and accompanied by their transformers. Three were displayed in Hudson showroom windows and come from the collection of a man who used to own a car

dealership in Maryland. The largest measures 50 by 30 inches. Another neon rarity advertises Willys Aero-Lark, a sedan built in the 1950s. Although of later manufacture, a neon sign made in 1997 for Jeep Wranger may be the only one of its type in

existence. “Chrysler sent out a brochure to Jeep dealers that year soliciting them to order this sign for their showrooms, but they didn’t get enough orders to warrant a production run, so only a few prototypes were made. We (Continued on page 16)

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Auction: (5) Ball pocket watches, including Hamilton 999B. Hamilton watches including: (5) 992B, (2) 992, (2) 940, 972, 910. Illinois: Bunn, (3) Bunn special, Bunn Special 24 Ruby Jewel, Sanghmo 23 Jewel, Burlington, Texas Special. Howard, Hampden, Rockford and lots more. 1930’s Rolex WW, Longines WW w/gold case, (15) Fobs including Caterpillar, Allis-Chalmers & Semac. Parts and tools: (2) watchmaker’s lathe, (6) staking tool set, (3) cast-iron mantel clock, New Haven Schoolhouse clock, new old stock Hermle clock movements, repair books, Time Trax 160 timer, Microscope, Webster Depthing tool and much more. Phone and Absentee bids accepted. Concessions stand on site. Visit Auctionzip.com ID #13128 for updates. Contact Info: Auctioneer Atlee Raber The Timekeepers Exchange (330) 473-2448 or (330) 359-5905 31510 Township Rd. 11 Fresno, Ohio 48324 Auctionzip.com ID#13128 Voice Mail: (330) 897-1165

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Approximately 450 lots of antique toys, coin-ops and advertising will cross the auction block at a Saturday, June 7, sale conducted by Mosby & Co. at the firm’s gallery located at 5714-A Industry Lane in Frederick, Md. The auction will start at 10 a.m. Approximately 350 lots will be dedicated to toys and toy trains. Internet bidding will be facilitated by LiveAuctioneers.com. “There’s good, solid merchandise in this sale, including wonderful antique toys from two major single-owner collections, plus other quality consignments,” said Keith Spurgeon, owner of Mosby & Co. “One of the collections is so massive, it will take three auctions to liquidate it all. Part I includes fine examples of German, American and Japanese toys.” Trains also feature prominently. A strong candidate for top-lot honors is an original Lionel gouache painting depicting a Santa Fe Super Streamliner train roaring through the desert. The work is from the estate of a former Lionel executive and was created as catalog art in 1952. In its wood frame, it measures 29.5-by-10-inches. Also in the train section is an impressive collection of American Flyer examples, many of them in their original boxes, and a large selection of 1950s-60s Plasticville

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FURNITURE (1 P.M.): Primitive, Antique and Modern. Bedroom and Dining Suites; Shutters; Bookcases; Drum Tables; Inlaid Mahogany Bedroom Set; Rope Bed; Country Cupboard; Harden Cabinet; Governor Winthrop Secretary; Ethan Allen; Statton; Grand Rapids; Widdicomb; Fancher; PA House Canopy Bed; Stepback Cupboard; Washstands; Primitive: Cupboards; Desks; Hutch Table; Cradle; Hanging Cabinets and Shelves; French Style Painted Living Room Suite; and Much More! Rugs: Persian, Braided; Lighting: Leaded Glass; Floor and Table Lamps; Torchiere. COLLECTIBLES: Cameras and Lenses; Williamsburg Pewter; Antique Bottles; Decoys; Toy Trains; Royal Doulton Figures; Doorstops; Pond Boat; Stoneware; Whirligig; Oil Lamps; Teddy Bears; Graniteware Mugs; Vintage Clothes: Hats, Gloves, Purses, Wedding Dress; Conn Trumpet; Christmas; Redware; Stangl; Medical Instruments; Wall and Mantel Clocks. ARTWORK: Oil and Watercolor Paintings; Prints; Disney; Jack Garver; C. Kavon; Hand Colored Antique Prints of Yale. HOUSEHOLD: Necchi Sewing Machine; Leather Jackets; Books; Buttons; Flatware: Kirk Stieff Stainless; Dinnerware: Wedgwood - Chinese Flowers, Spode - Queens Bird, Noritake - Arlene, Windsorware - Marquis; Boxed Super 8 Projector; Mountain Bike; Dansk Cookware; CD Collection; Harmon Kardon HK 450 Amplifier; Braun Visacustic 1000 Stereo; Toshiba Flat Screen TV. YARD AND TOOLS: Black and Decker ELFC Mower; Tools; Shop Vac, And More! Selling for the Estates Of: William Staman of Forksville, PA Jean Ziegler of Harrisburg, PA Josephine Sims of Mahanoy City, PA

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An all original, unrestored and A rare circa 1890 porcelain working Vendo 44 Coca-Cola Kodak Camera sign. machine.

Visit www.CordierAuction.com for photos & more details. 10% Buyer’s Premium. Terms: Cash, PA checks. Out-of-state checks w/prior approval. All major credit cards accepted. Food concession. Located off of Interstate 83 between 13th Street and 17th Street exits.

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James D. Julia’s June Antique Toy, Doll, & CONCEPTS 1 AUCTION HOUSE 1125 Arnold Avenue, Advertising Auction To Feature A World Class Steiff Point Pleasant, NJ EVERY 2 SATURDAY & LAST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH AT 9:30 A.M. “Button In Ear” Brand Teddy Bear Collection 08742

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The Steffes collection reflects the finest examples of Steiff design, quality, and craftsmanship from the turn of last century through the early 1950s. It also showcases a marvelous assortment of fine German Bing bears and early and important Steiff cats and rabbits. Three absolutely exceptional treasures from this sale include the following: An extremely rare and historically important original Steiff “Rod Bear” with the earliest “elephant” button, which is lot #3008, is estimated at $15,000 to $22,000. Bears with rod jointing were only produced for a few years at the early turn of last century and very few remain today. This 15inch tall bear is made from blonde mohair, is five-ways jointed, and has felt paw pads. Teddy’s body is very solidly stuffed. His early and lovely face is detailed with black shoebutton eyes, a shaved muzzle, a black handformed gutta percha nose, and a light brown mouth. And for his pièce de résistance, Teddy has his original elephant button in his ear, perhaps the most desirable Steiff ID in the world. A most desirable and astonishingly collectible black Steiff “Titanic Mourning Bear” with identification, which is lot #3025, is estimated at $25,000 to

archives in Germany or the Dollhouse Museum in Switzerland, but only better because I could actually touch the treasures! The items overall are extraordinary in terms of condition, provenance, and rarity, and offer Steiff enthusiasts today the opportunity to add a remarkable piece of history to their collections.” For more information, visit www.jamesdjulia.com.

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PHONE 717-235-4146 AUCTIONZIP.COM ID #1922 This black Steiff “Titanic Mourning Bear” with identification is estimated at $25,000 to $40,000.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 2014 - 1:30 OUTSIDE - 3:30 INSIDE To be held at 4401 Philadelphia Ave., CHAMBERSBURG, PA 17202 4 miles North of Chambersburg, along Rt. 11 at

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VARIETY SALE ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, TOYS, JEWELRY, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2014 AT 9:00 A.M. PREVIEW TIMES - FRIDAY, JUNE 13 FROM 2:00 P.M. THRU 5:00 P.M. AND SATURDAY, JUNE 14 FROM 7:00 A.M. * This Is Just A Partial Listing Of Items To Be Sold And May Be Subject To Minor Changes. Photos Representing The Entire Auction Will Be Posted On Our Website www.horstauction.com On Tuesday, June 13

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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: Vintage Game Wheels; Metal & Woodenware; Pottery (Antique & Repro); Lladro & Hummel Figurines; Chilmark Pewter; Longaberger® Baskets & Pottery; Lamps; CHINA & GLASSWARE; TOYS: Tonka; Nylint; Matchbox; Hot Wheels; Hess; Ertl; HO Trains; DOLLS & STUFFED ANIMALS; LINENS; ESTATE & COSTUME JEWELRY; BOOKS & PAPER; ARTWORK: P. Buckley Moss (Original & Many Prints); Movie Illustrations; Disney Cells; SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA; POWER, HAND & GARDEN TOOLS & MUCH MORE! * 3% Auction House Fee will be charged, discounted to no charge for cash & PA check. No out-of-state checks without prior approval.

FURNITURE 9:00 P.M.: Lesher plank bottom chairs; Lesher 6 decorated chairs; love seat & sofa; wicker patio set; 20’s Edwardian style chair; shelves; cane seat chairs; Walnut pump organ; oak washstands; wicker stands & rocker; tea cart; pine chest; Kimball organ; 4 bar stools; 2 cedar chests; dbl. bed; dinette set; WF vanity & chifferobe; sewing machine; corner shelves; dinette set; much more. MISCELLANEOUS 3:30 P.M.: Oak kitchen shelf clock; Noritake Tree in the Meadow; America Fostoria; brass candlesticks; brass kettle; Carnival; 3g Dipple, Lewistown jug; 60’s Barbies; 60’s toys; dolls; iron scales; crocks; old Bible; violin; Roseville jardinières; radios; jewelry; baskets; milk glass; Pyrex/Corning; records; binoculars; camera; bird’s-eye maple stereoviewer with many good cards; Old calendars - 1950 Peoples Service Station, Shippensburg, 1949 Ed Naugle, Royale Dairy, Chambersburg, Schaals Garage, Chambersburg, 1950 Kohler Nash Motors, Waynesboro, 1950 S. Stanley Hawbaker & Sons, Ft. Loudon, 1949 Pattisons Esso Station, Shippensburg; pillar & scroll mantel clock (Mitchell); Potato bug mandolin; iron toys; Santa in sleigh; brass; VA metal crafter pcs.; tin lanterns; Elvis doll; books; pewter; brass bucket; dolls; children’s chairs & rockers; baskets; etc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Beward Shippensburg FURNITURE 9:00 P.M.: Larkin oak drop front desk; oak high serpentine bonnet chest w/mirror; Victorian melodeon; oak C rolltop desk; 2 pr. needlepoint seat walnut chairs; Victorian walnut cameo back carved grape cluster sofa; wicker; grain paint Empire card table; cane seat rocker; blanket chest; claw foot piano stool w/back rest; etc. MISCELLANEOUS: Reverse painting of Capital, USA; Shippensburg print of Hatch House & old main; etc.. Ruth Bard OUTSIDE LINE 1:30: Tools; fishing gear; usual line of outside items, box lots, etc. Terms: Cash, good check, Visa, MC, Debit cards. 13% Buyer’s premium discounted to 10% for cash or good check.

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Other Steiff highlights from the Steffes collection include a very early disk jointed elephant buttoned bear, numerous very early turn of last century fiveclawed bears; a bright yellow “Happy”-styled, wide-eyed bear; and a felt-pawed Dicky bear. Also available are numerous extremely large Steiff Teds, some as big as toddlers, as well as many fine examples of the company’s highly desirable “center seam” style bears. And, for those collectors who seek unique one of a kind examples, this sale includes several “muster” or in-house company samples. According to Rebekah Kaufman, consultant Steiff archivist and the cataloger for this collection, “I am profoundly grateful and honored to have been asked to handle Chuck and Cathy’s worldclass collection. Cataloging these rarities was like walking through the Steiff

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An important original Steiff “Rod Bear” with the earliest “elephant” button. It is estimated at $15,000 to $22,000.

$40,000. Collectors know these examples to be amongst the most sought after vintage Steiff bears in the world. Teddy stands 12.5 inches tall, is made from black mohair, and is five-ways jointed with tan felt paw pads. He is stuffed with excelsior and has black embroidered claws on his hands and feet. Teddy’s face is detailed with highly distinctive red felt-backed shoebutton eyes and a black hand-embroidered nose and mouth. Teddy retains his long trailing “F” Steiff button and a slight trace of his white tag. Only 655 total of these redbacked-eye bears were produced in response to the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. A truly spectacular browntipped mohair Petsy bear, which is lot # 3053, is estimated at $20,000 to $30,000. This Ted stands 16 inches tall and is completely irresistible! Petsy’s baby face is detailed with large wire-rimmed, poseable ears; oversized black and blue glass pupil eyes; and a distinctive center seam and facial construction. Typical to his pattern, he has a pink nose, mouth, and claw stitching, which has faded to more of a tan color. This beloved Steiff design was originally called Buschy upon his introduction, but his name was later changed to Petsy. Overall, Steiff made 10,668 Petsy bears through 1930. This delightful Petsy retains his trailing “F” button and legible red ear tag, and is a wonderful example of one of the most desirable and appealing Steiff teddy bears.

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James D. Julia Inc., of Fairfield, Maine, will hold an Antique Toy, Doll, & Advertising Auction on Friday, June 13. It will feature the Steiff “Button in Ear” brand teddy bear collection of Chuck and the late Cathy Steffes of Galax, Va. The sale is expected to be the most exciting U.S.-based Steiff sales event of the decade. The Steffes collection offers something for everyone and given Steiff’s universal appeal is certain to be of great interest to collectors, museums, toy enthusiasts, and historians all around the world.

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will “travel across” Route 66 from the road’s inception in 1926 to the present day. An original 1965 Ford Mustang, hailing from the heyday of Route 66, serves as the centerpiece of the exhibit. The vehicle was used to drive the entire length of the highway by the exhibit’s developer, Seth Leary of NRG Exhibits, during the summer of 2010. The America’s Road exhibit will touch on themes like American migration, the evolution of automobile travel and roadside architecture. Visitors will enjoy interactive experiences like a drive-in movie theater, a period music show and a hotel desk where they can share their own travel stories. Photographer and author Russell Olsen researched and photographed 75 classic Route 66 service stations, motor courts, restaurants and other sites along the highway. In the exhibit, the photos are shown both as they appeared during the mid-20th century and as they look today. During the run of the exhibit, the Mercer will host an America’s Roads program series. On Saturday, May 31, Jay Sowers and Melody Diehl will discuss their journey driving the original Route 66 in a vintage 1962 Corvette in their travelogue, “A Journey Along Route 66.” Joe Blinebury will take a look

Equestrian Tack, Silver/Sterling Coins, Hardware Store Contents, Firearms & Decoys

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2014 AT 9 A.M. PREVIEW: FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 2014 3-7 P.M. Barn,

Location: Crumpton Auction

CRUMPTON, MD Corners of RT. 544 & RT. 290

Large Equine collection from Culpepper, VA: 70 Various saddles (including 29 Western, 38 English, and 3 Calvary), brands such as (Billy Cook, Silver Mesa, Crosby, RG Garner, Stubben, Courbette, Circle Y, George Parker & sons, Heiser, and others), parade saddles, show saddles, bridals, bits, spurs, lots of crops, antler handled crops/whips, fox hunting brass horns, lots of boots both riding & cowboy, powder horns, Dr. Barker’s Horse Liniment advertising thermometer. Furniture: Ant. Tiger maple poster bed, Ant. Inlaid pianoforte signed and dated (John Broadwood & Sons 1803), Ant. Marble top hall table with bronze ormolu, Ant. mahog. Butler’s desk, Ant. Freestanding ship’s search light, Lg. oak side-by-side, oak dental cabinet, 2 door oak icebox, 4 Various marble top tables, 2-brass and onyx tables, carved chair w/elephant, Mahog. Butler’s table, 4 oriental panels w/porcelain inserts, wrought iron table and chairs, Lg. Repro. fountain, Pr. Lg. redware vases/planters, drop leaf tables, inlaid mahog. stool, Victorian chairs, pine slant front desk, cherry coffee table. Silver Coins/Collectables: Lg. Coll. of Franklin Mint Silver/Bronze, Ster. Flag set, silver football hall of fame coins, silver Rockwell bars, books/sets of silver coins, American silver eagles, silver proof sets, silver dollars/halves/quarters/dimes, books of bronze coin sets, lots of proof sets, books of first day covers, Coll. of sports memorabilia, autographed Redskin helmet (by current and former players), several autographed Redskin footballs, Super bowl patches, autographed baseballs, photos and autographs. Smalls: Set of Stieff sterling flatware, Civil war sword, bronze bull head, Lg. pair of crystal and prism candelabras, pr. Prism sconces, lot of costume jewelry, Lg. lot of various artwork, Lg. oil on canvas of birds in tree, oil on can. of escargot, oil on can. of St. Bernard in dog house, paintings on canvas/board, Ant. carved gold gilt mirror, Coll. of ant. clocks, 2 oak time clocks, 2 Ant. brass and wire fenders, 2-pr. Brass andirons, cast-iron fireplace back, painted metal advertising pc. of man jumping fences, 2 bronze vases (one with sterling overlay), 2 Weller vases, Ant. bamboo fishing rods, Ant. reels and leather carrying box, Tiffany & Co. breakfast set, binoculars, bull horns, oyster plates, Royal Doulton dishes “White Nile,” Lg. lot of books, coll. of leather-bound books, lot of 50+ wooden boxes, crocks/jugs, Greensboro, PA Crock, Pr. Repro. leaded glass lamps, oak machinist’s toolbox. Firearms/Decoys: Savage 1860 revolver w/lever action, Coll. of Ant. engraved double barrels (T. Barker, E. James & Co., J. Ancion & Co., Neuman Bros., Hunter arms, etc.), dated 1814 European blunderbuss, Winchester model 94 (30-30), Henry .22 lever action, Ruger model 10/22 .22, Repro engraved black powder pistols w/holsters, Pr. Charlie Joiner Geese, Pr. Joiner decorated blackheads, Joiner Pintail, Joiner Redhead, 2 Pr. of Joiner Green wing teal, Pr. Joiner Mini. Red heads, Mini Joiner Mallard, Capt. Harry Jobes goose, Pr. Bill Joiner green wing teal, various working decoys. Hardware Store Contents: Selling the contents of Chesapeake Diesel in Galena after moving to Molly’s, 2 Milwaukee inspection camera, rolls of rope, rolls of cable, birdhouses, snow shovels, hand tools, garden supplies, insect killer, weed killer, fertilizer, rolls of screen, hoses, sprinklers, sheet metal, drill bits, nails, hinges, electric fence, light bulbs, extension cords, paint brushes, paint trays, 100s of tubes of caulk, glue, clamps, screw eyes, spray paint, hand tools. Terms: Cash or Good Check/6% MD Sales Tax/10% Buyer’s Premium on all purchases. Estate: From horse farm in Culpepper, VA. Personal Property: From Chestertown, MD & Oakton, VA.

AUCTIONEERS: Ralph Russum, Sr. & JR Russum (410) 827-0555 day For Photos visit auctionzip.com (#7483) ~ www.jrsantiques.com

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PUBLIC AUCTION Ron J. & Ron S. Gilligan & David C. Zentner Sq.,

will conduct a public auction located at 201 W. Aaron

AARONSBURG (CENTRE COUNTY), PA 16820 Approx. 20 miles East of State College PA. Approx. 31 miles West of Lewisburg, PA. Just East of Millheim, PA. along Rt. 45.

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2014 - 9 A.M. www.rgilliganauctions.com

Antique Painted Furniture - Antiques - Majolica - Country Collectibles 19th Century Transferware & Palissy - Black Glazed Redware Rockingham - Creamware & Pearlware - Flow Blue Early Christmas Items - Halloween - Games - Tramp Art - Quilts Sterling - Cloe Delaporte Teapot - Early Hooked Rugs Antique Furniture - Toleware & Many Nice Items Very, very large auction ... We’ll sell as much as we can ... Plan on being there all day ... No absentee, Internet, or phone bids will be accepted - no buyer’s premiums ... Terms: Cash or Check only by conclusion of auction. Food & Job Johnny Available day of auction - tents if needed.

Sale by: Nancy Parks Auctioneers: Ron J. & Ron S. Gilligan & David C. Zentner, #AU339-L & #AU3430-L & #AU5442-L. ALL ORAL INFO DAY OF AUCTION TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER ANY & ALL WRITTEN ADS. OWNER & AUCTIONEERS NOT RESPONSIBLE IN CASE OF ACCIDENTS.

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The iconic 2,448 mile highway, nicknamed “The Mother Road” by John Steinbeck, is the subject of a brand-new exhibit debuting in the spring at the Mercer Museum in Doylestown, Pa. “America’s Road: The Journey of Route 66” showcases the important role that the highway played in shaping the United States. Early in its history, Route 66 served as a conduit for migrants fleeing the Dust Bowl, hoping desperately for better opportunities in California. Later, it became a major tourist route and a monument to America’s automotive culture. “America’s Road” will take visitors on a historical and geographical tour of Route 66 through stories, artifacts, a photo essay, and interactive experiences. Seven classic cars, including a 1969 Mercedes once owned by Elvis Presley, will also be on display. “America’s Road: The Journey of Route 66” will open on Saturday, May 31, and run until Sunday, August 24. “We are excited to be the first venue to host ‘America’s Road: The Journey of Route 66,’” said Mercer Museum executive director Doug Dolan. “Nearly every aspect of 20th century United States history is reflected in the story of the people and events along the highway.” In the exhibit, visitors

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Phone (610) 799-0808 4644 (Rt. 309) Main Street Schnecksville, PA 18078

“Catalogue Auction in the Gallery” TUESDAY, JUNE 10TH AT 10 A.M. * DOORS OPEN 8:30 A.M. EARLY PREVIEW SUNDAY, JUNE 8TH FROM 12-4 & MONDAY, JUNE 9TH FROM 4-6 P.M. 4644 Rt. 309,

SCHNECKSVILLE, PA

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10:00 A.M. 100 lots of Furniture incl. 50 pieces Knoll furniture; Marcel Breuer Cesca chairs - 4 armchairs, 5 armless chairs, 1 Ricchio chair - Joe Ricchio 1990, 1 Eldon sofa - Jim Eldon 1971, 2 Wassily chairs - Marcel Breuer, 60” round marble top - brown Emperador, 30”x30”x20” Eldon table - Jim Eldon 1971, 13 Saarinen Tulip armless chairs, 78”x47.75” (#174) Saarinen oval dining table w/lam wood grain top, #2482 marvel top table, 7 1050A chairs, #2514 glass top table, #541 walnut cabinet, Schultz pull up chair, Bertoia side bases, 48” Saarinen rd. wood top, other tops & bases, plus! 2 Grandfather clocks incl. Benjamin Morris tall case clock dated 1787, early Q.A. English desk, 2 Chippendale open armchairs with ribbon back and needlepoint seats, Stickley reproduction furniture, other antique and quality furniture. 11:00 A.M.: 300 lots incl. 23”x32” wing span full bodied Eagle (unsigned), 18” Bronze Lincoln bust by Geo. E. Bissell, several early bronze Buddha’s figures, 10 miniature bronze Buddha amulets, 25 high quality cut glass pieces incl. 21” tall lamp, 5 pcs. Imari, Ithaca calendar clock, United Elec. Clock Co. “F. D. R. The Man of the Hour,” 8” carved Lapis fig. of South American Indian, (5) pc. 800 silver coffee/tea serv., bowl, (2) 13” Chinese enameled plates - 1 with dragon & peacock - 1 floral, 4 slag glass table lamps, 1 ceiling lamp, 4 Lladro figures incl. 10” Eskimo youth sleeping, early 35” carved & polychrome decorated wooden figure of Christ, early 3 piece Toreador suit, modern art glass, 4 pc. Lalique incl. necklace, 4 Steuben bowls, 15 pc. Haviland Limoges game bird service, 5 pc. Bradley & Hubbard bronze desk set, 15 Guillot, France animal deco. pottery dishes, #1560 self wind Rolex gent’s wristwatch, Breitling Navitimer Swiss chronograph gent’s wristwatch, (5) Stuhling wristwatches, (6) Invicta wristwatches, Japanese ceremonial sake set, Charleston #275 (1823) Slave Tag, (circa 1863-1864) 46th J.S. Colored Infantry Articles of clothing issuance, Fraktur - Johannes Fromann 1795; 1822, Royal Bonn china case clock, 2 Venetian mirrors, plus! Art incl.: 57”x52” & 31”x20” Peruvian paintings both religious incl. “The Trinity and the Madonna,” 22”x18” o/c Baroness von Baldass & 27”x20” o/c Baron von Baldass (Survived bombings during WWII in Vienna), Heinrich framed o/c, plus!

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Important Advertising, Toy & Doll Auction June 13, 2014 at our Auction Facility in Fairfield, Maine Julia’s is pleased to announce our June 13 Toy, Doll & Advertising auction. Our firm has a long history of conducting stellar auctions with tremendous quality, condition, rarity and diversity. The upcoming auction is no exception. It is an exciting array of fresh to the market, hard to find goods consigned from collections and estates from across the country. Particular areas of interest include the Chuck and the late Cathy Steffes collection of Steiff animals. This remarkable collection, amassed over several decades, represents the finest and largest collection of Steiff to ever come to auction in North America. Each of the approximately 120 lots being offered could easily be the crown jewel in any Steiff collection. The Steffes’ collection is amazingly comprehensive, impeccably curated, and reflects the finest examples of Steiff design, quality, and craftsmanship from the turn of last century through the early 1950s. In addition will be a single owner collection of American and European Christmas items, a collection of quality cast iron airplanes, numerous early American and European tin toys, as well as clockwork, pressed steel, cast iron, and automotive toys, select Marklin trains and accessories, and more. The auction continues with fine French & German dolls, automatons, and accessories, antique advertising signs, calendars, displays, etc., salesman samples & patent models, coin-operated machines, music machines, a selection of doorstops, and much more for both the beginning and advanced collector. This is a sale you won’t want to miss.

Large Dent American Oil Mack truck

Outstanding Leaded Glass Boot Trade Sign

Arcade flat top Yellow cab

Chevy Super Service porcelain sign

28” Tete Jumeau #13

Early Fallows “Jerome Park”

16” Jumeau fashion

Large Bassett-Lowke live steam train

Miraphone combo phonograph & disc playing music box

Buddy L Outdoor train

Exceedingly rare military camera gun

Vichy Banjo Player Automaton

Western Union Stock Ticker

Mills Wizard fortune teller

Part of a special last-minute consignment of quality Steiff including rare and important Steiff “Snap Dicky” bear and early Steiff Skittles

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Contact Andrew Truman or Julie Killam | +1 207 453 7125 | Fax: +1 207 453 2502 | atd@jamesdjulia.com | Consultants Jay Lowe, Rick Saxman, Dorothy McGonagle | Fairfield, ME | Woburn, MA | www.jamesdjulia.com | Lic#: ME: AR83 | MA: AU1406 | NH: 2511

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RIAC’s May “Premiere Auction” Draws Competitive Collectors and factory engraved example of the beloved boys’ rifle in lot 82 realized an impressive $80,500 and yet another deluxe, case-hardened specimen of near mint condition in lot 79 commanded a staggering $46,000. Other items were quite surprising in the stir they created, such as the bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln in lot 355, which sold for $12,650; the German SS stahlhelm in lot 3564 that

several rounds of applause from the audience, but the real action accompanied the items that everyone came to see. The star of the show from lot 1147, a magnificent cased and silver banded Colt No. 5 Texas Paterson with shell carved ivory grips and accessories, lived up to its lofty expectations and brought $805,000. Its counterpart, the iconic Colt Civilian Walker in lot 3116, had collectors shouting bids before the

The iconic and historic Colt Civilian Walker Serial Number 1078 with magnificent period holster, popularly known as “The Thumb Print Walker,” sold for $546,250.

This early deluxe factory engraved Winchester Model 1890 slide action rifle with case-hardened receiver and deluxe walnut stock sold for $80,500.

This rare World War II Singer M1911A1 presentation semi-automatic pistol sold for $40,250.

achieved $17,250; nearly every single set of armor from the final installment of the Ashby Collection; or the World War II Winchester Model 1897 Trench Gun with ties to the Manhattan Project in lot 3645, which could not be had for less than $10,925. The battles resulted in some astonishing totals and

was on full display as the oneof-a-kind rifle found a new home for $184,000. Speaking of high condition, collectors took strong notice of the fab-

ulous and documented special order 1885 Winchester with gold inlays, panel scenes, and relief carved stock performed (Continued on page 19)

PUBLIC COIN AND CURRENCY AUCTION

Selling 425+ Lots of Rare Coins and Currency at Public Auction

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2014 at the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel and Suites, 1650 Toronita St., YORK, PA 17402 Inspection at 7:00 A.M. - Sale begins at 9:00 A.M.

(Early inspection available 6/11-6/13. Please call for an appointment) Directions: PA Rt. 83 Southbound take Exit 21, Northbound use Exit 21A (Route 30 East - Arsenal Rd.) Left at first light (Toronita St.) Hotel is on the left. Hotel phone is (717) 846-4940. Highlights Gold 13 pcs. incl. 1905 Lewis and Clark $1, 1926 Sesqui. $21⁄2 PCGS MS64, 1928 $21⁄2 NGC MS63, 1891cc $10, (2) 2009 $20 Ultra High Relief Patterns Judd 722 and Judd 837 (both certified) Cents 1877 PCGS G4, 1883 NGC PF65RB, (2) 1908s, 1909s Indian NGC VF35, 1909s vdb PCGS MS62, 1911d, 1912d, 1913d, 1915d, 1916d,s, 1918s, 1920s,1923s, 1926d All BU, 1921s PCGS MS64RB Three Cent Nickels - 9 different NGC PF64-PF67 Nickels 1849/6 Choice BU, 1885, 1886, 1912d BU, 1912s Dimes 1895o, 1916 Barber PCGS MS64, 1939 PCGS MS67FB, 1982 No P Quarters 1806 VG, 1911d AU/BU, 1914s, 1925 ANACS MS64FH, 1932d,s Half Dollars 16 Bust Halves VF-AU, 1857o BU, 1870 PCGS PF64, 1874 BU, 1880 NGC AU58, 1889 BU+, 1898 PCGS PF63, 1905 BU, 1911s BU, 1918 BU, 1921d, 1929d BU, 1 ea 1941-1947d NGC MS64. 40+ Lots Classic Commems (nearly all graded) incl. Albany MS66, Antietam MS66, 1936pds Cincinnati, 1936pds Columbia MS65, Hudson MS65, Spanish Trail MS66, 1936pds Texas Dollars 1900 Lafayette, 1842 XF45, 1847 AU, 1875cc AU, (2) 1884 NGC MS65, 1891cc, 1891o NGC MS64, 1921, 1928 PCGS XF40 Currency Groups of Obsolete Notes, Citizens Bank of LA “DIX” Note PCGS MS65PPQ, 1880 $10 “Jackass” Note CU 1997 Jackie Robinson 4 coin set, (2) Jackie Robinson Legacy Sets Mint Sets, Proof Sets, Complete run of Prestige Sets, Large Lots....and much more. COMPLETE CATALOG LISTING ON AUCTIONZIP.COM - Auctioneer ID #13047 Printed catalog or information: Call Mike at (800) 332-3164 or leave message at (888) 632-1914 E-mail: jmicoin@verizon.net Auctioneer: Martin Heaps (PA License #AU002762-L)

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event!” All of the activity translated into another excellent sale for Rock Island Auction Company, realizing a total of $14.7 million. The mood in the RIAC facility was electric, and the sale of numerous items wellknown to the collector community kept the energy high all weekend long. Perhaps it was the bustling facility or the anticipation, but the result was more than a dozen fierce bidding battles that broke out throughout the three-day event. Some items were expected to be contested, such as many of the highly desirable Winchester Model 1890 rifles. One deluxe, case-hardened,

1009 when a Henry rifle owned by Samuel Colt crossed the auction block. Gun collectors’ shared love of history and high condition

auctioneer could even f i n i s h describing this remarkable item. It also earned an attractive price, ringing the bell at $546,250. The “Holland Triplets,” three consecutively serial-numbered Holland & Holland Royal double-barreled Express Rifles found in lot 304, stayed together as a set and sold to a very discerning collector for $310,500. The elaborately ornate exhibition quality Le Page double barrel percussion shotgun in lot 1392 was a show favorite for many collectors who had the chance to see it at gun shows across the country. It was once given as A profoundly rare cased Colt No. 5 Texas Paterson with six silver bands, a nine inch barrel, loading lever, and shell carved an international gift between presidents, but at auction it ivory grips sold for $805,000. drew a princely sum of $253,000. Two of the biggest names in early American firearms were combined in lot

ATTENTION TOY TRAIN BUYERS!

UNCATALOGED TRAIN AUCTION and HO & N GAUGE TRAIN AUCTION 10 A.M.

SATURDAY, JUNE 14TH

AT THE

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SPRING CITY, PA 19475

IN THE PAVILION: UNCATALOGED (No List) TOY TRAIN AUCTION Come and see What is unearthed as we clear out the corners of our warehouse and load Looming Piles long overlooked. Prewar and Postwar Trains. Modern Era Trains. Heaping piles of track & transformers. Plasticville. Most by, but not limited to “O” gauge. Some rough standard gauge trains, for instance. Possible some Scale stuff. 2353 SF AA, SF B unit, 2330 GG1, 611 Jersey Central, 229 Power/213 dummy. ★ STRICTLY AS IS, WHERE IS ★ Come prepared to Haul Away That Day! Very limited absentee bidding. What Else will we find? Come on a Treasure Hunt with Us! HO and N Gauge TRAINS in the Blue Room: 496 lots featuring Fleishmann Piccolo, Arnold, Minitrix, Roco, Aurora, Atlas, Bachmann HO & N Gauge Trains. Plenty of KITS, structures and scenic materials. Review complete listing at PREVIEW: FRI., JUNE 13 FROM 7 P.M.-9 P.M. AND FROM 8 A.M.-10 A.M. DAY OF AUCTION

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Big crowds and intense bidding battles made for an action-filled weekend at Rock Island Auction Company’s (RIAC) latest sale. From the time the doors opened on their preview day until the final hammer fell, the activity never stopped during the year’s first Premiere Firearms Auction held May 2, 3 and 4. “Typically our regional events bring more people from the surrounding area to the facility, hence their name,” said executive director of operations Laurence Thomson. “This particular sale not only enjoyed the high off-site participation we’re accustomed to for these sales, but also drew a record crowd of live participants for a Premiere Sale. It made for a very exciting

Wednesday, June 11th at 6 P.M. Preview Day of Sale 3 P.M.-6 P.M. 220 N. Main Street, Suite A

Gallery Auction

Sellersville, PA 18960 855-765-3001

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Online Absentee Bidding & Preview Available Full Listing & Photos at www.SellersvilleAuction.com Large Mixture of Toys & Dolls. Many Vtg. Toy Soldiers & Playsets. Die-Cast & Other Vehicle Toys. Action Figures w/Vtg. Star Wars Figures, GI Joe Figures & Boxes Vehicles, Transformers, Power Rangers & More. Dolls w/Jean-Paul Gaultier, Barbie, Dollhouses & Furniture w/Large Lots of Mixed Modern Dolls. Other Items Include Master Replicas Darth Maul Lightsaber NIB, Johnny Seven, Micro Machines, Lego & More! Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium w/3% Discount for Cash/Check

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THURSDAY, JUNE 12TH, 2014 AT 4 P.M. 2501 E. Ontario Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19134 Vintage Toys & Collectibles

Toys & Collectibles: Die-cast cars by Lesney, Tootsie, Dinky, Corgi, Danbury Mint, Matchbox & Hot Wheels; Star Trek Figures; Ships & Accessories; G.I. Joe Figures Toys; Steiff Animals & Circus Set In Original Box; Starting Lineup Sports Figures; Brittains, Omet, Lead Perfection, & Naismith Vintage Lead Figure Sets; CastIron Banks & Toys; Lionel 238-E Train Set; American Flyer, Marklin, and Rowa Trains & Accessories; Large Scale Pressed Steel Trucks; Ventriloquist Dummies; Marionettes; Rare Tin Friction & Windups; Games; Action Figures; Planes; Models; Toy Guns & Shooting Gallery; Mickey Mouse & Howdy Doody Collectibles, Madame Alexander Dolls & Much More!

Inspect: 3 P.M. Day of Sale.

FANTASTIC FATHER’S DAY COIN & CURRENCY AUCTION Sunday, June 15, 2014 at 12:00 Noon

Terms: CASH/CC - 15% Buyer’s Premium Photos on Website www.bssauction.com

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Glen Rock, PA

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4067 Snyder Rd., 17327 Rene Snyder Auctioneer, Lic. #AU5316 Phone (717) 880-7217 Highlights: Over 200 Morgan Dollars Some in Book & Many Graded, 1892-S, 1902-S, 1904-S, Peace Dollars 1921, 1928-S, 1934-D, 1934-S 1935-S, Over 120 Silver Eagles, Silver Bar Collection book w/48 Bars & Book w/29 Bars, Indian Head Cents 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1877, 1908-S, Large Cent Book w/23 coins, Two & Three Cent Pieces, Buffalo Nickels, Barber & Standing Liberty Quarters, Walking Liberty Halves 1916, 1916-D, 1916-S, 1921, 1921-D, 1921-S, Rolls of Silver Halves, Quarters & Dimes, Ancient Coins, Proof Sets, And so Much More. Currency Highlights: 1935-A Hawaii Note Graded AU58, Large Notes, National Currency, Silver Certificates, United States Notes, Star Notes, Foreign Currency And So Much More. This is a Great Father’s Day Sale That You Will not Want to Miss! For full Auction Details & Photos go to Auctionzip.com ID#5338 Rene Snyder Auctioneer (717) 880-7217

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think this may be the only surviving sign of its type, but it’s impossible to know,” said Spurgeon. Coin-ops include a Jennings Standard Chief 25cent slot machine from the first half of the 20th century, all original and unrestored. Music will be provided by an all-original AMI model D-40 jukebox from the early 1950s. In good working order, it plays 45 rpm records. “AMI is a company with a long history,” said Spurgeon. “It began in 1909 as a manufacturer of automatic player pianos. They started making jukeboxes in 1927 and produce them to this day under the name Rowe International.” An original and unrestored circa-1950 Vendo Model 44 Coca-Cola vending machine, with a nickel slot, will be offered, as will a Merchantman Novelty Crane (a skill machine also known

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as a digger or claw machine). The crane was made in the 1930s by Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago, which supplied such machines to upscale hotels. Hence, they were known as hotel or floor model coin-ops. Their modern counterparts are often seen in cinema and restaurant lobbies. Also being offered is a Bimbo 3-Ring Circus puppet machine, made in the 1950s by the United Billiards Company. Players insert a quarter and try to get the clown to dance while music is being played. In addition, pinball machines and other coinops will also be sold. The advertising category will feature Coca-Cola signs, promotional thermometers and other collectible items. In addition to live and Internet bidding, phone and absentee bids will be accepted. For additional information, call 240-629-8139 or visit www.mosby auctions.com. Images courtesy Mosby & Co.

IMPORTANT

ESTATE AUCTION 200+ Red & Stoneware, (2) Corner Cupboards, (4) Blanket Chests, Toleware, Theorems, Tinware

Wednesday, June 11 at 3 P.M.

Leesport Farmers Market - Diefenderfer Auction Gallery

Rt. 61,

Leesport, PA

(Off Rt. 61 halfway between Reading & Hamburg. Follow signs to the Leesport Farmers Market. Back side of market). (250+) Redware & Stoneware (Cataloged): (100+) Breininger; (5) Russell Henry; (6) Seagreaves; (30+) Antique; (12) Long Family; (11) White; (5) Foltz; (9) Jack Maness & (14) Cole Pottery (NC); Many More; Furniture: Pine 8’ 16-Lite & 6’ 9-Lite Crnr. Cabs., Harvest Hutches; Primitive 1897 Punched Tin Pie Safe, Jelly Cupboard, (4) Dovetailed Blanket Chests, Klinger (Wolmelsdorf) Table; Sq. Oak China; Cherry 4-Leg Drop Leaf; Chest w/Bookcase; Dec. Rocker/Stool; Antiques/Collectibles: 5-Roll Swiss Music Box; Pastel Horseshoe Curve; (2) Bird Watercolors; (20+) Tinware incl.: Elias Palmer Pouncer, Sausage Stuffer, Spice Set; Ad Tins; Butter Molds; (20+) Tin Toleware: Pr. Hanging Candle Lamps; Teapots/Coffeepots; Milk/Lunch Pails; Berry Bucket; Boxes; (20+) Theorems: (5) Brubaker; (3) Armata; (2) Haas; (2) Carol & (2) Brook (CT); Too much more to list!

Doors open at 1 P.M.

Check Web at www.westwall.com for flyer, catalog & pictures Terms: Linda Rieger, Reading, PA. Sale Order: Antiques/Collectibles 1st, Followed by: Toleware, Theorems, Red & Stoneware, Furniture at 6:30 P.M. Terms: Cash, Check, MC, Visa, Discover, AmEx - Buyer’s Premium 15% for credit cards, 10% for cash or checks.

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INCREDIBLE ANTIQUE AUCTION Furniture, Hummels, Jewelry, Lamps, Glassware, Alaskan Collection

SATURDAY, JUNE 7TH

8:30 A.M.

Preview from 7:00 A.M. until auction

VINTAGE HONDA MOTORCYCLE * LAMPS CLOCKS * PAINTINGS * 1,000+ COMIC BOOKS GLASSWARE * 200+ BOX LOTS

ON SITE

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Saturday, June 7 , 2014 at 9:00 A.M 8 Mobus Lane, Warren, NJ We are back again at the Wilbur Mobus Estate (off Mountain Ave.) ~ Parking is at Washington Valley Firehouse, Washington Valley Rd. ~ a shuttle bus will transport back & forth to auction site. There is some on-site handicapped parking!

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Furniture: 2-door cupboard; dry sink; mahog. sec. bookcase; oak bookcase; (2) oak china closets; corner cupboard; NE commode; marble top washstand; Vict. stands ~ all furniture in “as found” condition. Clocks: Wall, mantel & shelf clocks; calendar regulator; banjo; time; (nice) Davey Crockett electric by United; Grandfather... Antique Lighting: Paneled glass, table lamps; oil lamps; store lamp; wall sconces; Rin Tin Tin; lamp parts; Outstanding 4’ brass hanging lamp, etc. Glassware & China: Limoges; Hummels; (3) canister sets; Noritake; Nippon; Carnival glass; Depression; pressed; cut; Roseville; Bisque; Copper Luster; Steins; cruets; cups & saucers; Bowl & pitcher sets; perfume bottles; shaving mugs... Misc.: Vintage Honda 450 Motorcycle (no title); Walker Turner shaper; bandsaw; drill press; oak wall telephone; stereopticon viewer cards; 1,000+ comic books - New Mutants, X-Men, Thunder Avengers, Megalith, Spiderman, Alvin, Superman, etc.; Christmas dec.; boxes of books; canes; potmetal statues; Pile of Belgium block; vanity jars; pair of hanging drugstore display jars; Paintings & prints; Lots of picture frames; 200+ box lots! We are still unpacking! Watch for updates & see photos on our website ~ stasakauctions.com. AUCTIONEERS: Michael J. Stasak, Jr. (908) 763-3171 Laurel Fox & Michael Stasak, III TERMS: Cash or NJ check. Out-of-state checks w/prior approval. 10% buyer’s premium. Food available. Not responsible for accidents.

CITY, PA

19475

Directions: Route 724 to Bonnie Brae Road, follow signs. FURNITURE: Steinway Baby Grand Piano 1-1974 Case, N Model, Serial Number 309950, Painted Chairs, Coca-Cola Westinghouse cooler, Pair Stacking Bookcases, Two Drawer Walnut Nightstand, Oak China Cabinet, Oak Mantel, Oak Mission Style Cabinet, Oak Dry Sink, Jewelry Cabinet, Pair of Oak Corner Curios, Pair Maple Nightstands, Oak Library File Cabinet, Country Table, Farm Table, Cherry Drop Leaf Table, Four cherry chairs, Ladder Back Chair, Victorian chairs, Country Chairs, Corner hanging cabinet, Oak pewter cupboard Leather sofa (button & Turk) 1980’s Leather chair 1980’s, 18th C. Fireplace mantel, Gateleg table w/one lg. leaf, Walnut Library table, small pine dough box, grain box, Painted pine blanket chest, wooden shutters, Pine coffee table, Walnut & Pine one drawer stand, Small Dovetailed box, pine box, Pine bench table, Custom cherry TV cabinet, much more. ANTIQUES: Sterling, Child’s Alphabet Sampler Mary Langstroth 1834 w/Tree, Floral Urn, Animals, Silver plate, Mahogany Barometer, Two Vintage Doll Trunks, Several Bisque Dolls: Two Queen Louise, #154 Kestner, A & M, Vintage Hats, Squeak Toys, Incredible Chester County Map Books, Early White Victorian Doll Dresses, Majolica: Hound Handled pitcher, Humidor, Lady w/Umbrella, Cigar Smoking Man, Two piece Humidor, White ironstone Pitcher and Bowl, Clarinet in original case, Gone With the Wind Lamps, Small Windsor Chair, Powder Horns, Child’s Leather Saddle, Student Lamp with original Shade, All kinds of Glass Lamp Bases, Stereopticon and Cards, Ceresota Flour Cloth doll, Tin Cases, Bisque Figures, Staffordshire Pitcher and Bowl, Glass Shoes, Coins: Proof Set, foreign Coin Alaskan Coins, Mercury Dimes, Lincoln Half dollars, Liberty Half Dollars, and other, Paintings, Wooden items, Books, Showcases of Costume Jewelry, Sterling, Gold, and much more. SPECIAL MENTION: Estate of Margaret Davis; Alaskan Indian Collection: Bone Carvings, Fetishes, Snowshoes, Paintings, Stone carvings, Baskets, masks, Kachina Dolls, Alaskan Dolls, Moose Sculpture, and much more. HUMMEL COLLECTION: Several oversize including: Apple Tree Boy & Apple Tree Girl, Goose Girl, Land in sight, Rock-a-bye, Several Club exclusives Ed: First Violin, Steadfast, first solo, melody, keeping Time, Hitting the Note, Happy traveler, skier, Glove trotter, Fit for a friend, My Wish, the Little Pair, plates, over 50 Hummels, and accessories: Watch for list on line, or call for list. VINTAGE LAMPS & VICTORIAN LAMPS AND PARTS: 60 year collection Lamp Parts to include: Figural, Cranberry, Opalescent, tables of Brass Parts for hanging shades, and much more! Ironstone, Case Glass, cups and Saucers, silver plate. CAST-IRON GARDEN STATUARY & STOVES & BELLS: Eight ft. High ornate Garden Fountain w/Cupids, Pair Life-Size Deer, Three Fiske Life-Size Dogs, Groom Lawn Jockey, Slave Lawn Jockey, Brass Bell on Stand (M.C. Shane Bell Foundry Co., Baltimore MD 1912, Sets of Sleigh Bells, Several Bells, Three Vintage Parlor Stoves: Triple Effect Stove, Royersford Nectar #27, Regency Style Big, Peira & Wicks, Troy N.Y., Large Toledo No spring Hanging Scale, Wrought Iron Moravian Hinges. CAST-IRON TOY PARTS: All kinds of vintage parts, bank bottoms, figures for vintage cast-iron cars and pony carts, wheels, bell toy parts, wheels, Painted Tin Train Cars, CI Parts for fire wagon, Tin pieces and so much more. 13% Buyer’s Premium 3% Discount for Cash and Check See us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RonRhoadsAuctioneer

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VERY LARGE 2 DAY ANTIQUE AUCTION LIFELONG COLLECTION OF Ken & Doris Dunlap 106 Quarry Rd.,

MUNCY, PA

One of the best collections in Muncy area in years !!!!!!

FRIDAY, JUNE 13 STARTING 3 P.M.

Selling a very large assortment of all kinds of jewelry, NASCAR Car collection (approx. 100 in boxes); stamp & coin collection, Political pins, large collection of all kinds of paper weights, Early 60’s Beatles 45’s w/ original covers, Schecter Omen Extreme elec. guitar, like new, speakers, modern house items, etc.

SATURDAY, JUNE 14 STARTING 8:30 A.M.

Selling on Saturday a very lovely collections of Bachelor’s chest, 5 dry sinks, other furniture, large collections of crocks, some w/blue, over 20 salt glazed milk pitchers, spongeware, salt crocks, lots more, etc. 20 coffee grinders, lots of graniteware, over 100 pcs. of flow blue, lots of lighting & clocks, over 50 hens on nests, early oak wall phone, several paintings & prints, David Armstrong, Chuck Homan, Ferrell, Davis, etc. Dolls, bottling, advertising items, etc. Note: Ken & Doris are residing in a Nursing Home - prompts this fine dispersal, they have collected there entire life, many rare & hard to find antiques here. The best sale in Muncy area in many years!!!!!! Terms: Cash or Good PA check each day of sale, 10% buyer’s premium. For pictures & full list visit

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Owners Ken & Doris Dunlap

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1819 Virginia Sampler By Eliza Jane Fisher, & Descended in the Lawson D. Franklin family, a well-known Tennessee & Mississippi slave trader Ornate 1910 8 Light Ceiling Fixture

3 Aurene Art Glass Shades, Unsigned

Cremo Litho Tin Cigar Humidor

Bayou Sara O/C Painting by Jim Gray, 1965, All Original Condition Arts & Crafts Desk & Hanging Matching Lamps w/Beaded Fringe Answer Game Robot

$10 National Currency 1929 From Troy, Alabama 1922 Mutual Lamp Co., NYC 27” Leaded Glass Shade

Eclectic Art, Antiques, Jack Mills Lamp Collection, Coin & Currency

ESTATE AUCTION

SATURDAY, JUNE 14

Kookie Kombo by Marx

AT 9:30 A.M.

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Men’s 70s Watch

PREVIEW: FRI., JUNE 13 FROM 12 NOON-6 P.M.

John Coker, Ltd., 1511 W. 11-E

19th Cent. Ceiling Fixture w/ Grapes & Leaves

NEW MARKET, TENNESSEE 865-475-5163 tfl 1454, tal 687 David M. Easter

For a fully illustrated website, please visit www.antiquesonline.com to view this upcoming event. Bidding can be available through Liveauctioneers, Invaluable, Auctionzip, left bids or phones, 20% Buyer’s Premium. Please feel free to call with any questions you may have. This auction will have 3 sessions with Coins & Currency beginning at 9:30 A.M. Eastern Time, Session II about 11:30 at the conclusion of the Coins and approximately 2:30 P.M., The Jack Mills Lamp Collection. The catalogue is not finished yet and additions will be made up until Wednesday of the sale week. Check back after Wednesday to see all of the latest finds. Large Whale Oil 19th Cent. Brass Lamp

Pr. Round Slag Glass Ceiling Art Deco Lamps

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Charlie McCarthy Ventriloquist Doll in Original Box

Bronze Handel Floor Lamp

Pr. Bronze Dragon Wall Candle Sconces

Bohemian Red Cut to Clear Hall Fixture Gumont Bologna Sulky Toy From FAO Schwartz

Arts & Crafts 7 Light Fixture

Italian Painted Chest/Sideboard

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Colts And Winchesters Show Strong Results At Cordier’s Firearms And Militaria Auction A Colt Richards Conversion Type II revolver sold for $4,200 at Cordier Auction & Appraisals Firearms and Militaria auction on March 30. There were

were a Python revolver in 357 magnum ($1,600) and a Model 1908 Vest pocket pistol ($700). The Winchester 1885

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The Colt Richards Conversion Type II revolver sold for $4,200.

150 bidders in the room and an additional 2,000 registered online for the auction that featured firearms from the estate of Paul Korsak of Coplay, Pa. Other highlights included a Winchester High Wall rifle, which sold for

high wall rifle in 33-55 cal., which sold for $2,200, went to an Internet bidder. A Winchester Pre-64 Model 70 rifle in .220 swiftly brought $1,200. A Model 71 rifle in .348 W.C.F. sold for $2,900. A Winchester Lee straight pull USN military musket sold for $2,100 to a bidder in the salesroom. Other long guns of note included multiple Krieghoffs led by a Model

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

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32 Standard shot$2,200, and a Krieghoff gun 12 gauge, Trumpf Model Drilling, which brought which sold for $3,400. $1,900. A Colt SP-1 pre-ban The sale featured AR-15 rifle in .223 antique and modern

The Parker DH Grade SxS shotgun sold for $2,000.

firearms, military collectibles, sporting collectibles, and gunsmithing equipment. The items from the Korsak estate included a number of customized rifles and shotguns in addition to gunsmithing equipment. The auction was held in Cordier

Remington sold for $1,500, and a Parker DH grade SxS shotgun 12 gauge brought $2,000 from an online bidder. Gunsmithing equipment included a drilling and milling machine by Jet

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

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.

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

COMIC BOOKS WANTED! Collector looking for books up to 1977. Please contact me, Rich @ 570-822-5448 or e-mail: vintagebatman@msn.com

TOP DOLLARS PAID for Carbide Cap Lamps, oil wick/ lard lamps, blasting cap tins, scatter tags, carbide lamp parts and small mining artifacts needed in my collection. Larry Click 703-241-3748, www.clickstersminingartifacts.com

GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, banjos, early brass & woodwinds. We buy, sell, & appraise. In business since 1974. Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia, vintagefo@aol.com 215-545-1100. HAMMOND ORGANS WANTED. Leslie speakers & console pianos. Pottstown, PA 610-495-5234 or wjhaggerty@hotmail.com Also Orlando, FL Area.

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

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

MUSIC BOXES WANTED Buying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes, Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing in all Antique Resortation Services for over 60 years. Ask for Gerald Wright. Rita Ford Music Boxes, 1253 Springfield Ave. #304, New Providence, NJ 07974, 908-377-3225, 212-535-6717. www.ritafordmusicboxes.com MUSIC BOXES WANTED, highest prices paid. Gems to junkers- we buy, sell, repair. Chet Ramsay Antiques, 2460 Strasburg Road, Coatesville, PA 19320. 610-384-0514 SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com

Equipment & Tools ($750) and a vintage Craftsman lathe & motor

A Colt Python revolver sold for $1,600.

($850). The highlight of the military collectibles was a soldier-identified WWI French military uniform worn by an ex-patriot from Middletown, Pa., which went to an Internet bidder for $2,100. For additional information, visit www.CordierAuction.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.

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1950’S BREYERS ICE CREAM Menu Sign, 10 Ice Cream Flavors, call 215-464-7622.

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

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

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ANTIQUE/ OLD GUNS WANTED- Collector buys old muzzleloaders, pistols, shot guns, Kentucky rifles, knives, swords, hunting licenses, photos, animal traps, hand forged & bear traps, old ammo, antiques, military helmets. 1 piece or collections. House calls made. PO Box 83, New Tripoli, PA 18066 blackbear3@enter.net 610-298-3180.

TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cards and Memorabilia to a Collector. Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709, kdomo22951@aol.com WANTED BASEBALL/ BOXING Cards & Memorabilia. Tobacco packs opened/ unopened, pre-war, before 1970. Valuable collections only. No appraisals 610-9990131, bobthecardkauffman@verizon.net

WANTED OLD NEEDLEPOINT Loveseats & Sofas any style, design or color, immediate cash paid, call Eric 347-261-3416 email therugconsultant@hotmail.com

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A Winchester Model 71 rifle sold for $2,900.

Auctions’ salesroom in Harrisburg, Pa. The Saturday sale began with handguns. Among the Colts that hammered down

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

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

OVER 5000 ARTISTS A Krieghoff Trumpf Model Drilling sold for $3,400.

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

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MATCHBOX CARS WANTED If you're interested in selling your collection, call, fax or write, ask for- Larry, 830 Fulton Ave., Lansdale, PA 19446. 215-855-1962 or fax 215-368-9684. OLD TOY TRAINS Wanted single or whole collections. Also Sports items. Top Prices Paid! Call 267-243-2379. OLD TOY TRAINS, collector will pay generously for well-kept (1900-1970) Lionel, Flyer, Marklin and Ives, trains & accessories. Dr. Bob 215-348-0944

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ASIAN ANTIQUES SALE 20-40% off Fine Chinese, Japanese- jade, porcelain, snuff bottles. RAB Collection at the German Trading Post, RT 272 Denver/ Adamstown, PA. Open Daily. DEPRESSION GLASSWARE AMBERYELLOW Patrician Spoke 9” plates, 11” plates, sherbert cups, 4 divided plates, oval vegetable bowl, 4 coffe cups w/sauces, 2 sm soup bowls, call for price, 301-302-7744.

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STEP-BACK CUPBOARD, 3 shelf plate gallery, 2 drawers, 2 doors, 75”Hx42”W, excellent condition, other furniture available. Call 610-942-4890 or cell # 239-877-2206.

HERSCHEDE GRANDFATHER CLOCK, model 230. Made in USA. Good cond, $4,500 obo. 570-842-9315

CIVIL WAR CANON Wheels w/axle, original to the period, pics available, asking $1,000, call for details 610-559-0429 or email larrycinda@gmail.com INDIAN RELICS B.C. $1 for color catalog. Indian, PO Box 246, Independence, KY 41051 TELEPHONES: 1892-1982, over 85 different & associated. Free Cataloge. Wish to sell entire business. Call 608-582-4124 www.phonecoinc.com phonecoinc@aol.com

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

R ATKINSON FOX print collection, 35 garden & landscape, all very nice & framed. Email jkbednar@ptd.net for list of prints, sizes and prices, or sell as lot. Mike 570675-8832.

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Rare Opportunity To See Masterpieces Of American Longrifles At The Reading Public Museum The Reading Public Museum is pleased to announce a remarkable assemblage of 60 antique firearms from one of the nation’s most important collections of American longrifles in an exhibition titled

others, will be featured in the exhibition. Masterworks by many gunsmiths, including Jacob Dickert, Henry Albright, Peter Angstadt, John Bonewitz, Nicholas Beyer, John Philip Beck, Conrad Welshans, and

curly maple, one of the most difficult woods to work, and in carving decorations on it and inletting the metal parts, his woodworking rivaled that of the famous Philadelphia and Newport Colonial furniture makers. And in designing and

A full view and detail view of a rifle by J. P. Beck, 1770, from Lebanon County, Pa.

“Masterpieces of American Longrifles: The Kindig Family Collection.” The exhibition will be on view in the museum’s second floor American Gallery through Monday, Sept. 1, and was made possible through support from the law firm of Mogel, Speidel, Bobb & Kershner of Reading, Pa. On the occasion of the exhibition, a book, coauthored by Joe Kindig III and Patrick Hornberger, “Masterpieces of the American Longrifle, the Joe Kindig, Jr. Collection” (Eastwind Publishing, 2014), will be available in the museum’s bookstore. Not since 1960 and the publication of “Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age” has a book been dedicated to the famous Kindig family collection of longrifles. Sixty exceptional examples of rifles, many of them on exhibit for the first time, by master gunmakers from Adams, Berks, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Lehigh and York counties, among

RIAC (Continued from page 15)

by Master Engraver J. Ulrich. This impressive and prestigious piece, featured in several prominent books on the subject of Winchester engraving achieved $149,500 on the final day of the auction. This sale may have also given strength to the position that 1911 pistols are an up and coming hot genre in the firearms collecting and investing fields. The selection of these iconic sidearms could not have been better; not only was every wartime manufacturer of the M1911/A1 represented, but there were many modern manufacturers as well. Any auction would be pleased to offer one of the “Holy Grail” of 1911 collectors, the Singer, but RIAC had two of the coveted handguns in lots 1620 and 3602 that sold for $40,250 and $25,875 respectively. There was also one of the scarce M1911 pistols made by North American Arms that blew past its estimate on its way to sell for $34,500. Even predecessors of the 1911 performed past their estimates. A scarce, three digit serial number, Colt Model 1900 Sight Safety in lot 3589 was taken home for $37,375 and a gorgeous U.S. Army contract Colt Model 1902 pistol with its

Frederick Zorger, will be on engraving the brass view. During the early patchbox in the stock, his decades of the 20th century, sheer artistry, though done in Joe Kindig Jr., renowned a baser metal than silver, antiques dealer and collec- compares with that of many tor from York, Pa., began to Colonial silversmiths. He amass an unparalleled and created a rifle that was encyclopedic collection of unmistakably an individual American longrifles. product, and it contained Kindig’s interest in the guns something of his spirit and rested as much with the soul.” development of 18th-century “Joe Kindig, Jr.: weaponry as with the skilled Dealer/Collector” is a section artistry and craftsmanship evident in each example. Kindig identified the early gunsmiths as the greatest Colonial artisans. In a 1955 article published in the Saturday Evening Post, Kindig asserted, “In no other field did a man have to show so much skill. The gunsmith who made an early rifle had to be three fine artisans in one. In forging the lock and barrel and rifling the barrel, his ironwork equaled that of the best ironmasters in the country. In shap- The late Joe Kindig Jr. alongside a suit ing the stock of armor in the gunroom. documents and accessories more than doubled its high estimate to bring $34,500. Other guns that decimated their estimate prices came from several different genres, such as the Civil War Sharps Model 1859 Berdan’s Sharpshooter rifle, estimated to bring between $9,500-$13,000, which knocked down a realized price of $31,625. Colts were also no exception, like the nickel plated, pearl gripped, factory documented and engraved Single Action Army in lot 3173, which was estimated for $18,000-$27,500, but sold for $37,375, or the superb condition, nickel plated Colt Banker’s Special 22 double action that was predicted to bring between $2,250-$3,500, but one lucky collector finally won for $12,650. With the buzzing auction and preview halls, lengthy bidding wars, excited RIAC phone bidders, last-second bids, legendary firearms, items selling well into six figures, plus a very engaged crowd, this was easily one of the most entertaining auctions that RIAC has held in recent memory. Their next sale is the Regional Firearms Auction set for Friday to Sunday, July 11 to 13. For more information, call 1-800-238-8022 or visit www.rockislandauction.com.

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at the history of the Langhorne Speedway on Sunday, June 29, and postcard collector Kate Mellina will present a tour of some of the mid-20th century’s oddest roadside attractions on Sunday, July 27, in her illustrated lecture “Off the Beaten Path? Roadside Delights of the ’50s

& ’60s.” All programs will begin at 2 p.m. and are included with museum admission. For a complete list of America’s Road programs, visit www.mercermuseum.org. The Mercer Museum is located at Pine and Ashland streets in Doylestown, Pa. For more information, call 215-345-0210.

of the exhibition and chapter in the catalog that examines the legacy of Kindig, a trailblazer in the world of early American antiques in the 1920s and ’30s. He was among the first to trace the early histories of Pennsylvania German objects including painted furniture, fraktur, and pottery from right in his own backyard: southcentral Pennsylvania. Kindig also pursued the finest high style antiques including chairs, tall-case clocks, and high chests, etc., from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New England. This portion of the exhibition will include historical photographs and representative examples of the extraordinary wares he sold and collected over a period of more than five decades. The selection features an exceptional European suit of armor, a brilliant example of a European rifle by the Master of the AnimalHead Scroll, an iconic Philadelphia Chippendale side chair, and a Chippendale secretary. The exhibition will include a section dedicated to European predecessors to the American longrifle including the wheellock, and English and German Jaeger style rifles, as well as engravings of late 17th-century gunsmith designs. A section titled “The World of the Gunsmith” contextualizes the visual culture of late 18th-centuof ry Pennsylvania and includes a traditional

stretcher table, a painted blanket chest, an important ladderback arm chair, a sgrafitto redware plate, examples of fraktur, Pennsylvania pewter, and a decorated iron stoveplate. The decorative carving and engrav- This is a rifle made and signed by George ing on some of Schreyer (detail), ca. 1780. Schreyer began the guns share working in Reading, Pa., in the second half the 18th century, but soon moved to York o r n a m e n t a l of County where this rifle was made. He was motifs such as likely trained by Wolfgang Haga in Reading, tulips, stars, one of the earliest gunsmiths. His rifles are birds, and eagles considered some of the finest made and with these other always show a high level of raised carving decorative art and engraving, along with fanciful designs forms. Rare such as the face on this patchbox. examples of guntable; a smith log books and daily dressing ledgers, as well as several Philadelphia-made rifle is rare powder horns will also juxtaposed with a Lancastermade rifle; and other objects be on view. Another section of the such as andirons and silver exhibition makes the com- pieces are compared side-byparison between the urban side. Period room phostyles popular in Philadelphia tographs demonstrate further and more rural examples the different design interprecrafted in Lancaster and sur- tations in each of these rounding counties. A regions. The Reading Public Philadelphia dressing table is juxtaposed with a Lancaster Museum is supported in part by grants from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and is located at 500 Museum Road in Reading, Pa. Admission per day is $10 for adults (18-64), $6 for children/seniors/college students (with ID), and free of charge to members as well as children three years old and under. The Museum is open daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, Detail view of a rifle by Henry www.readingpublic Albright, ca. 1790, Lancaster visit museum.org. County, Pa.

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Almeric Walter dragonfly dish. Leather upholstered Chesterfield sofa.

Peter Miller (Pennsylvania 20th c.), oil on canvas.

Dale Chihuly emerald glass hanging sculpture.

Large group of Asian objects and art.

Large Victorian gold and citrine wax seal/stamp.

Georgia Gerber (American 20th c.), welded steel sculpture.

Chippendale style walnut highboy.

French Morbier tall case clock.

Pennsylvania painted poplar dower chest.

Full-bodied copper cow weathervane.

Star of Bethlehem quilt. S845140

Japanese matchlock rifle.

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