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Metropolitan Museum Of Art Deaccession Exceeds Expectations On Feb. 18 and 19, Clars Auction Gallery in Oakland, Calif., presented to the market important fine art and prints and the first installment of select decorative art and furnishings deaccessed from the Metropolitan Museum of Art (NYC).

The sale achieved $2 million, and the collection from the Metropolitan Museum of Art soared past estimates, achieving $285,000.

“There was broad interest in this auction, and we saw a strong sellthrough in most categories,” said Redge Martin, president of Clars, following the auction.

Fine Art The highlight of the fine art offerings was the first ever public offering of two early Wayne

The top lot of the offerings from the Metropolitan Museum of Art (NYC) was this 17th century Italian refectory table that sold for $42,350.

Thiebaud (American, b. 1920) paintings: Thiebaud’s 1958 “Watermelon Slice,” a casein-on-board, and “Skyline” (New York City), 1956, a tempera-on-board painting. The market responded strongly to both of these works, with “Watermelon Slice” selling for $78,650 and “Skyline” soaring to almost twice its high estimate, going out at $48,400.

A great surprise of the sale was the price achieved on a watercolor by Chiura Obata (American/Japanese, 1885-1975).

Titled “Monterey Cypress on the Cliffs of Pebble Beach” (1948), a

A surprise was this watercolor by Chiura Obata (American/Japanese, 1885-1975), titled “Monterey Cypress on the Cliffs of Pebble Beach,” 1948, selling for $33,275.

Wayne Thiebaud’s 1958 “Watermelon Slice,” one of his earliest still-lifes, sold for $78,650. watercolor and gouache-on-silk, the piece was expected to sell for $4,000-$6,000, but competitive bidding drove the final sale price to $33,275.

Several other works performed well, including “Portrait of Woman with Yellow Head Wrap,” an oil-on-canvas by Russian artist Nicolai Fechin (1881-1955), that sold for $45,375. Selling for high estimate at $25,410 was a work by Thomas Hill (American, 1829-1908), titled “At Foot of Bridal Veil Falls.” Capturing the same price was Patrick Hughes’ (American, b. 1939) oil-on-board titled “Personspective” (2003).

Rounding out the fine art highlights was “California Vista,” an oilon-canvas by artist William Wendt (American, 1865-1946), which sold for $22,990, and a work by artist Gregory Kondos (American, b. 1923), whose oil-on-canvas titled “Greek Windmill” brought $21,780. An oilon-canvas from Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848-1933) titled “Orientalist Scene with Figures and Tent” realized $16,940. A work by Joseph Raphael (American, 18691950), titled “Clearing Through the Trees,” sold for $12,100; “Fallen Stag” by artist Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait (American, 1819-1905) brought $12,100, and a sculpture by artist Jeff Koons (American, b. 1955) titled “Balloon” sold for $11,495.

A collection of museum quality fine art prints from a privately held single-owner collection from Continued on page 2

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Witman Sells Oliver Pedal Tractor For $4,290

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Fire Trucks And Ambulances At Cordier’s Winter Antique And Fine Art Auction on page 16

Weird And Wonderful Corkscrews on page 16

This child’s Oliver pedal tractor sold for $4,290.

Witman Auctioneers Inc. of Manheim, Pa., conducted a public auction on Feb. 25 at the Gathering Place in Mount Joy, Pa. There were 234 registered bidders in attendance, and the following were

some of the items sold: a child’s Oliver pedal tractor sold for $4,290.

A 1768 Christopher Saur German Bible sold for $3,520; an Oak Hoosier cabinet with jars and bins, Continued on page 6

The Met Receives Monumental 10th-Century Chinese Painting “Riverbank” on page 17

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Clars Auction Gallery property from the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York City).

This collection, which is being sold to benefit the museum’s acquisition fund, was comprised of both decorative art pieces and furniture. “We were both surprised and impressed that the number of winning international bidders surpassed the number of domestic bidders. This really validates the importance of the provenance of these pieces as well as the global reach of Clars’ marketing on behalf of our clients,” said Deric Torres, vice president and director of Decorative Arts and Furnishings.

The furniture collection was well received. The top lot of this collection was a 17th century Italian refectory table that was estimated to sell for $4,000-$6,000, sbut sold for $42,350. Among the Jacobean highlights was an English Jacobean/Charles II oak games table, 17th/18th century, that was estimated at $800-$1,200,

This rare work by Wayne Thiebaud, titled “Skyline” (New York City), 1956, sold for $48,400. selling for $16,940. An English Jacobean cabinet, late 17th/18th century, realized $12,100. In addition, a French Gothic Revival walnut hall chair, late 18th/early 19th century, also brought $12,100, and an English gate-leg table executed in quartersawn oak, circa 1780, commanded $5,747.

The property from the museum also consisted of porcelains and decorative art.

The top seller in this category was a pair of French rouge royal marble and gilt bronze urns, 19th century, after Pierre Gouthiere (1732-1813). These urns sold for $18,150. Among the other offerings was a Josiah Wedgwood and Sons lidded jasperware urn on pedestal, 1782, which sold for $13,310. A Josiah Wedgwood and Sons covered vase and pedestal realized $7,260.

A large grouping of fine antique wall brackets were offered that also achieved

robust prices. The strongest was a pair of Renaissance Revival walnut wall brackets, circa 1870, which sold for $6,655. Also presented was a selection of sterling silver, including an Early Continental silver covered chalice that realized $6,655 and a George III sterling silver salver, London, 1806, that brought $6,050.

An additional collection that was offered in the February sale was property from the estate of Thomas J. Perkins, San Francisco, and Belvedere, Calif. Highlights included a Lwalwa D.R. Congo carved wood mask that sold for $10,890 and a Spanish Baroque carved giltwood mirror, late 17th century, that sold for $9,075.

The remaining highlights were both fine and eclectic, including a Chinese gilt bronze

The top highlight in the porcelains and decorative art from the Metropolitan From celebrated artist Richard The top lot in the jewelry category was Museum of Art deaccession was this Diebenkorn (American, 1922-1993), this diamond and yellow gold slide This English Jacobean/Charles II oak pair of French rouge royal marble and the woodblock print titled “Blue with pendant necklace that sold for games table, 17th/18th century, real- gilt bronze urns, 19th century, after ized $16,940. It was from the Pierre Gouthiere (1732-1813), selling Red,” 1987, went for $42,350. $19,360.

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James D. Julia’s Feb. 9 and 10 sale was a feast for the senses, tempting bidders with nearly 1,200 lots of paintings, sculptures, furniture, historical artifacts, and other surprise rarities. After the hammer fell for the last time, 38 lots realized $10,000 or above.

In addition, 19 lots realized $25,000 or more.

Lot #1125, Martin Johnson Heade’s “Florida Pastoral,” was this auction’s big winner.

Estimated at $300,000$500,000, it brought $359,000.

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This Chinese Claire de lune dragon This Lwalwa D.R. Congo carved wood form vase that was estimated to sell mask sold for double its high estimate for $1,500-$2,500 sold for $8,470. at $10,890.

Waldameer Park Carousel in triple Fusee eight bell musical Erie, Pa.) brought $16,940.

Jewelry and Timepieces automaton bracket clock that brought $36,300. A pair of Fine jewelry had a 100 perEnglish sterling silver wine cent sell-through rate. The top coolers with liners by Edward lot in this category was a diaBarnard & Sons Ltd., London, mond and yellow gold slide 1838, sold for $18,150. The pendant necklace, selling for largest sized auction highlight $19,360. Coming to the sale was a monumental from the estate of the former Renaissance style patinated owners of the Highlands Inn bronze fountain, mid-20th (Carmel, Calif.) was a diamond century. Reaching a height of and white gold necklace that 115 inches, the fountain com- featured 76 full cut diamonds manded $12,100. There was that also achieved over high also a selection of modern fur- estimate.

Asian Arts and Antiques niture that was led by a Paul Evans patchwork cabinet with Huanghuali furniture once slate top that realized $10,890. again topped this category’s A group of carousel horses offerings.

A Chinese also sold well. A Carmel outer huanghuali and hardwood row stander carousel horse display cabinet sold for with full armor original to $12,100. A Chinese Claire de Eldridge Park Carousel of lune dragon form vase sold Elmira, N.Y. (last ridden in for $8,470, and a Japanese 1924) realized $18,150. A large cloisonné vase brought and exceptional outer row $7,865. stander carousel horse by For more information and Daniel Muller, circa 1909, (this complete list of prices realexample was the lead horse at ized, visit www.clars.com.

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A covered ink box signed Yu Shaosong sold for $36,300.

This painting was acquired from the family of the artist and was included in Heade’s catalogue raisonné.

Other museum quality works by American artists also deserve the spotlight. Lot #1124, Martha Walter’s “Along the Seine Celebrating Bastille Day,” sold for $31,460. Lot #1182, Norman Rockwell’s “Hot Toddy,” made $45,980. The illustration was used in 1949 for an advertisement in “The Saturday Evening Post” for Schenley Whiskey. Lot #1147, Hayley Lever’s “Red, White, And Purple Gladiolas,” was estimated at $10,000-$20,000.

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Piedmont, Calif., was another highlight of this sale. By one of the Bay Area’s most celebrated artists, Richard Diebenkorn (American, 1922-1993), his woodblock print titled “Blue with Red,” 1987, opened at $15,000 and sold for $42,350. A portfolio of six screen prints, “Untitled,” 1951, by artist Jackson Pollock (American, 1912-56), sold well for $22,990, and achieving $15,730 was “Swoonarie” (from Imaginary Places) by artist Frank Stella (American, b. 1936).

“While we had a very important collection of exceptional Post War prints which sold very well, it was good to see strength across the board in all categories,” said Rick Unruh, vice president and director of Fine Art. Decorative Arts and Furnishings On day two, Clars presented the first installment of approximately 100 lots of select

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics combine two storage units into one. It was during this process that I decided to take a more detailed inventory of what I own, and it made me worry I was becoming (for lack of a better description) something of a high-end hoarder.

The items I discovered in my possession were mind-boggling to me, so much so that I will stick to discussing the vintage “Star Wars� toy collection in this article because that stood out the most. In a later column, I’ll describe, in detail, the “Magic: The Gathering� products I own, along with my growing vintage video game collection. I’m not going to mention the multiple other collections that are simply taking up space and are not on display as of yet either. It’s enough to make my stomach turn over.

I was lucky I started collecting vintage “Star Wars� toys well before the infamous decision in 2012 that allowed Disney to purchase the entire rights to the “Star Wars� franchise for $4 billion dollars from George Lucas and Co. This paved the way to the 2015 blockbuster release of “Episode VII: The Force Awakens.� As a result, original toys in high-grade condition have been accelerating in value. I purchased the bulk of my third-party-graded pieces between 2005 and 2010, right before prices started to rise.

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When my parents sold my childhood home in Boyertown, Pa., after residing there for over 20 years, a common phrase repeated over and over was, “If you want to know how much stuff you have, simply attempt to move.� Today, I find myself repeating this exact same phrase as I continue the process of purchasing a home and beginning to get ready to eventually move. This has started a nostalgia-filled journey as to what I should keep and what I should let go of.

Regular readers of this column will remember that back in 2015, I made the decision to sell part of my highgrade vintage comic book collection. As a result of that article and several follow-up articles on that particular topic, I am often asked if I regret the decision to sell those particular books. Before answering that particular question, I want to remind readers that I did not sell my entire collection of high-grade vintage comic books. I merely sold off about 30 key books that were all CGC graded and had increased in value on the secondary market. The decision

to sell those books was a financial one at best and a psychological test at worst. I simply wanted to see if I would be able to sell part of a collection that I dearly loved and if I could resist the urge to repurchase what I sold.

Almost two years later, I can confirm I passed the test. I did not seek to repurchase the items I once owned. This is a major mistake I see a lot of collectors make regardless as to when or how a collection is sold. I cannot tell you how many clients I have in the vintage video game market who routinely come to me to chase down a particular item they owned several times before.

That kind of self-sabotaging behavior can cause tremendous pain to any collector, both financially and psychologically. In my opinion, when an item is gone it should remain gone. To those who will take issue with that statement, kindly note that it is only my personal opinion.

Feel free to disagree, but repurchasing sold items that were sold out of free will and not necessity is never wise, as it simply complicates things in the long run. Why did you repurchase it, and, more importantly, why then did you sell it to begin with?

This brings me to my current dilemma: my high-grade vintage “Star Wars� toy collection. I never realized how many rare and high-grade pieces I had until I decided to

to sit this one out, even though logic and reason are telling me otherwise. I guess sometimes money isn’t everything - or is it that selling via auction is less painful than selling it yourself?

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that I would have to sell some of these pieces privately, and that also tugs at the heart strings in the cruelest ways possible. So to answer the question as to whether I will sell or not, I think I may have

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(Action Figure Authority)graded “Revenge of the Jedi� proof cards that I paid less than $500 each for. Today these sell from $1,500 on up depending on the character they are based on. Other favorites include my vinyl caped Jawa figure graded AFA 85; my four-carded 12-back figures, with some graded AFA 90; and, of course, my collection of Blue Snaggletooth figures in various packaging variants. Then there are my prototype items that were never officially released. These were purchased off of various toy collecting forums and were also authenticated by AFA. The collection is estimated to be worth between $30,000 to $45,000, but I would not sell all of it. I have some pieces, like my 21-back carded AFA 85 Luke Skywalker in X-Wing Fighter Outfit, that I could never sell. The same goes with my AFA-graded, new-in-box Kenner Micro Play Set Collection. Some of these pieces are from the Lucasfilm Archives and include a certificate of authenticity to prove it.

These will always stay with me.

That said, I’m still split on whether or not I can actually sell these items. Unlike the deal I had in place to sell my vintage comic book collection, very few auction houses cater to high-end toys like these.

Heritage Auctions does not have a dedicated vintage toy department, and truth be told I personally think the consignment rates at some other auction houses are too high to consign this collection at this particular time. This means

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Lot #1612, a white glazed stoneware bowl with reserves of blossoms in relief surrounding a four character mark, was estimated at $200-$400 and sold for $3,751.

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at $51,425. And three’s a charm with lot #2059, an American Continued from page 2 coin silver porringer by Jacob Moran’s “A Hillside Village at Hurd and two tankards by Sunset,” shone brightly at William Whittemore. This trio $51,425. And a big surprise in this category was lot #1104, Edward Hill’s “Panoramic View of the Mount Washington Valley.” Estimated at $1,000-$2,000, it reached its summit at $16,940.

This comprehensive sale featured a boatload of outstanding, nautically themed paintings. Two works by Thomas Hoyne Martha Walter’s “Along the Seine Celebrating were unsinkable. The first, Bastille Day” sold for $31,460. lot #2127, his “Eliza Adams,” more than doubled its low estimate to realize $54,450. And the second, lot #2128, his “Setting the Jib, The Puritan of Gloucester,” swelled to $18,150 on an $8,000-$12,000 estimate.

Lot #2080, James Edward Buttersworth’s “View of Ryde and Pier, Isle of Wight, Opposite Portsmouth,” realized Hayley Lever’s “Red, White, and Purple $33,275. And lot #2181, Gladiolas” sold for $44,770.

Montague J. Dawson’s “The Chariot of Fame, Stunsails Pulling,” was estimated at $25,000-$35,000 but took its victory lap at $78,650.

This sale’s full range of important decorative and functional antiques caught the eyes of bidders from all over the world. It was off to the races with lot #2105, a spectacular horse Thomas Moran’s painting titled “A Hillside and rider weathervane by J. Village at Sunset” sold for $51,425.

Howard & Co. Estimated at $60,000-$80,000, it brought was estimated at $2,500$66,550. This molded cast zinc $3,500 but realized a sterling and copper example, with his- $13,915. tory connecting it to Frederick Asian art, including paintDouglass featured a gentle- ings, sculptures, artwork, cloiman in a long coat and top hat sonné, and porcelain, was holding a riding crop atop a another strong category in this prancing horse. Lot #2091, a sale. Things were twice as nice rare pair of celestial and ter- with two lots of calligraphy restrial globes by John Senex (1678-1740), truly launched bidders into orbit. They landed

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19709 Middletown 302-376-7022 ATTIC TO BASEMENT, ETC., 4380 Summit Bridge Rd. Antiques, collectibles, books, vintage clothing, unique finds. open 7 day a week 10am6pm. Visit us on Facebook!

21078 Havre de Grace 410-942-0701 SENECA CANNERY ANTIQUES, 201 St. John St... Largest Mall in North Eastern Maryland with 50+ quality dealers. Open M-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. Wide Selection of antiques & collectibles.

08005 Barnegat 609-698-3020 BAY AVENUE ANTIQUES, 349 S. Main (Route 9). Open Tues.-Sun. 10am-5pm.

Book Seller: New Jersey Books, Maps, Pottery, Ceramics, Fiesta, Dinnerware, Antiques & Vintage items, etc.

17023 Elizabethville 717-905-2244 SHOPS ON MARKET, 85 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Crafts, Jewelry, Trains, Clocks, Natural Soaps, Carnival Glass. Open Wed-Sat 10am6pm Fri 10-7. Follow us on Facebook!

19711 Newark 302-454-8007 AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL, 294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun 12-5. 2 flrs. Antiques, collectibles, primitives, much more. www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com

21157 Westminster 410-857-4044 WESTMINISTER ANTIQUE MALL, 433 Hahn Rd 25,000 s.f., furniture, military, toys, jewelry, coins, comics, LPs, glassware. Generally open 7 days/ week Mon. - Sat. 10-6; Sun. 12-6.

17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810 STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL, 43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts & Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5, Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322.

19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUE, 23 Liberty Plaza. Hrs. Mon-Sat. 10-8, Sun. 11:305:30. Over 45 Showcase/ Room Dlrs selling quality antiques/ collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com

08081 Sicklerville 856-545-3187 CARNIVAL OF COLLECTABLES, 368 Cross Keys Rd. Open Tues.-Thurs.

10am-6pm, Fri. 10am-7pm, Sat. 8am7pm, Sun 8am-5pm, 12000 sq.ft Antique & Arts Mall, over 100 dlrs www.carnivalofcollectables.com

21788 Thurmont 301-471-5158 THE EYLER STABLES FLEA MARKET, 137 Emmitsburg Rd. Open Fri., Sat., Sun. 9-5. 40+ Vendors. Something for Everyone. Like us on facebook

17225 Greencastle 717-593-9990 the shop, 144 E. Baltimore St. 1/2 mi. off I-81 Exit 5. Antiques, Collectibles & Decorative accessories. Open Wed. thru Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-4.

19809 N. Wilmington 302-792-0555 THE ZEPPELIN & THE UNICORN AT THE RED BARN, 400 Silverside Road, Sun., Mon., Wed. 12-5, Closed Tues., Thurs. thru Sat. 10-6. Antiques, unique items. zeppelinandunicornantiques.com

21901 North East 410-287-8318 5 & 10 ANTIQUE MARKET, 115 S. Main St. Daily 10am-6pm. Cecil County’s largest! Buying/ selling antiques & collectibles. Gourmet chocolates.

08525 Hopewell 609-466-9833 TOMATO FACTORY ANTIQUE & DESIGN CENTER, 2 Somerset St. We Have It All! Open Mon. thru Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. We have 38 Dealers. www.tomatofactoryantiques.com

17023 Elizabethville 717-905-2019 SOUTH CHURCH ANTIQUES & CRAFTS, 200 Spruce St., Hrs. Wed 107, Thurs.-Fri. 10-5; Sat. 9-5, Sun.12-4.

Something for Everyone!

18014 Bath 610-390-0403 S SEEM ANTIQUES, 100 S Chestnut St (RT 248) Multi-Dlr Co-Op, 2 flrs., M,T,W,F,Sa 10-6; Th 12-8; Su 11-5.

Quality Antiques in 1840’s Brick Store, 5 other shops on block. 10% off with Ad. 18229 Jim Thorpe 610-850-5660 ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY, 52 Broadway. Primitives, militaria, art, autographs, glass, pottery, guns, artifacts & vintage collectibles. Wed-Sun 10-5.

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30+ Dlrs- antique/ vintage furniture, primitives, timepieces, jewelry, home decor, plants, garden items. daily 10-5, Thur. until 7.

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18930 Kintnersville 610-847-1966 GRISTIES ANTIQUES AND ODDITIES, Rt. 611 near Rt. 32. 30 Dealers. Smalls and primitives to fine furniture. Open every day 11-5. Free parking.

19543 Morgantown 610-913-1953 MORGANTOWN MARKET, 2940 Main St. Hours 10-5 daily. Berks Co. Largest Antique Boutique. Antiques, collectibles, vintage home & garden decor.

Antique Center Hours: Monday Thru Friday 10-6, Saturday 10-5, Sunday 11-5

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18914 Chalfont 215-997-3227 BUCKS COUNTY ANTIQUE GALLERY, 8 Skyline Dr. 12,000 sq.ft. of historic & hip finds. Tue.-Sat 10-5, Sun. 12-5. facebook/instagram

19446 Landsdale 215-361-7910 THE ARCHIVE, 725 W. 2nd St. 1000’s of used & antique books, magazines, postcards, ephemera, coins, records, furniture, antiques, collectibles. 21,000 s.f. Wed. through Sun. 11-6, thearchivebooksandpaper.com

18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414 THE FACTORY ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main Street, Rt 113, Bucks County. Featuring 40 Dealers. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 -5, Sundays 11-4

Featuring Quality Antiques & Collectibles, COINS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, FURNITURE, CHINA, LINENS, MEMORABILIA, VINTAGE CLOTHING, TOYS, DOLLS, POSTCARDS, & RETRO.

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18337 Milford 570-409-8636 OLD LUMBERYARD ANTIQUES, 113 7th St. 2 lge Multi-Dealer Shops, 10,000 sq. ft. Mon., Thur-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5 www.oldlumberyardantiquesllc.com

19343 Glenmoore 610-942-7500 CRICKET’S ANTIQUES & GARDEN MARKET, 1641 Horseshoe Pike 2nd floor. Antiques, Artisians & Gardening!

Hrs. 10am-5pm daily, Thurs. 10-8:30. cricketsantiquesandgardenmarket.com

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07901 Summit 908-273-9373 SUMMIT ANTIQUES CENTER, 511 Morris Ave. 2 floors, 60+ dealers.

Antiques, collectibles. Smalls to furniture. Open 7 days 11-5. Free parking.

16801 State College 814-238-2980 APPLE HILL ANTIQUES, Rt. 26N to 169 Gerald Street. Distinctive antiques in a gallery setting. Over 60 dealers. Open daily 10 to 6. Wide variety.

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21028 Churchville 410-734-6228 YE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, Route 22 & Aldino Rd. Minutes from I-95. Oak furniture, advertising, toys, militaria, glassware, general line. Hrs daily 10-4

07052 West ORANGE 973-323-1711 VALLEY VINTAGE, 168 South Valley Rd. Open Mon-Sat. 11-6, Sun. 12-5. 2100 sq.ft, 25+ dealers. Antiques, vintage, collectibles, furniture, decor, kitchenware, jewelry, books, LPs, ephemera.

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19958 Lewes 302-645-2309 HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168 Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2 mi. N. of Five Points, Lewes. 65 Dealers. New Dealers Welcomed. Hrs 10-5pm (Summer) 115pm (Winter).

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

17901 Pottsville 570-628-3350 MARGUERITE’S ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, 8 South Center. Pottery, toys, vintage clothing, antiques - midcentury furniture, jewelry- glassware.

Primitives to Deco. Open Tues-Sat 11-5

18251 Sybertsville 570-788-1275 HAL’S ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET, 732 State Rte. 93, Exit 256 off I-80, take 93 S. or Exit 145 off I-81, take 93 N. Sundays 9am-4pm.

Select Dealer Space and Showcases Available

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Head east on Rt. 38; turn left at light after Rt. 206 intersection

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sold for $21,780. This particularly bold blocked end serpentine example was detailed with robust claw and ball feet and a center drop. And lot #2327, a Chippendale tiger maple secretary bookcase estimated at $6,000-$9,000, roared to $16,940.

It wouldn’t be a Julia’s auction without some remarkable historical items, archives, and

with regimental markings. Lot realized $15,730. #2033, a rare “Inverted Great For more information, visit Star� Abraham Lincoln funeral www.jamesdjulia.com. flag, was estimated at $4,000$6,000 and sold for $20,570.

And lot #2016, 12-star Confederate exclusionary flag, also shined brightly in this category, realizing $11,193. It was estimated at $2,000-$3,000.

Finally, everyone knows by now to expect the unexpected at Julia’s semiannual Fine Arts, Asian and Antiques auctions.

This sale included a number of MARKETPLACE outstanding, unusual and In Frederick, Md. really interesting items that just didn’t fit cleanly into any category. Case in point, there was music in the air with lot #2394, a 1961 Fender A Fun Place Stratocaster electric guitar To Shop! with a sunburst finish.

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$2,530; and a Fleet Line toy boat with motor, $2,640. A child’s dry sink brought $253; a slant front bookcase desk, $275; and two Oliver toy

tractors, $440 and $302. A 1952 Oliver sign sold for $330, and an N. G. Hershey advertsing yardstick, $132. Three Bill Rank theorems sold for $522, $605, and $605.

To contact Witman Auctioneers Inc., readers may call 717-665-5735.

(301) 447-6471 Open Daily 10-5 P.M. 1 Chesapeake Ave. (Off Main St.)

Emmitsburg, MD

AVER CREEK E B ANTIQUES MARKET

OVER 150 DEALERS WITH QUALITY ANTIQUES

e-mail: oewl@ptd.net

www.beavercreekantiques.com

I-80 Exit 307 to Main St. to Third Street. Convenient off street parking.

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DEALERS & COLLECTORS EXHIBITING 1,000’S OF AUTHENTIC PREHISTORIC & HISTORIC INDIAN ARTIFACTS

SAT., APRIL 8, 2017

47TH ANNUAL

ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE

9 A.M.-3 P.M. (Open to members not setting up at 8 A.M.)

Marysville Lions Club

Fri., April 7th - 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. Sat., April 8th - 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.

Just Off Rts. 11/15

Belleville Community Hall 11 Walnut Street, BELLEVILLE, PA 17004 Donation $3.00 Good Food & Free Parking Sponsored By The Belleville Civic Club

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Delaware Train Show Saturday, April 1st

April Fool’s Toy Show Sunday, April 2nd

150+ Tables of New, Old, & Vintage Trains

175+ Tables of Collectible & Antique Toys

9:00am-2:00pm

10:00am-4:00pm

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A 1768 Christopher Saur German Bible sold for $3,520.

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flags, and this sale more than delivered in these important areas. Lot #2021, an archive of materials from the Confederate Secretary of the Navy, Stephen R. Mallory, was estimated at $8,000-$12,000 and made $84,700. This grouping included a portrait of Mallory, three copies of his diaries, his appointment signed by Confederate President Jefferson Davis and Secretary of State William M. Browne, and a small sword

OPEN THURS.-MON. 10 A.M.-5:30 P.M. CLOSED TUES. & WED.

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Jeffrey S. Evans & dispersal of 20,000-plus Associates will continue the pieces of 19th- and early 20thcentury glass collected by the late Edward Kleppinger, Ph.D., of New Orleans, La., in a two-day single-owner auction on Friday and Saturday, April 7 and 8, beginning at 9:30 a.m. each day. Dr. Kleppinger had collected glass for more than 30 years and in 2010 established the Ruby Stain Over 1,000 lots of ruby-stained EAPG, includ- Museum in New Orleans, ing several rare punch sets, will be included. which housed the world’s largest collection of ruby-stained pattern glass. He also collected many other types of glass.

Session one will begin with Vaseline glass of all types, including selecThis is a sample of 500-plus pieces of tions of EAPG, Greentown, Vaseline glass of all types in the sale.

Hobbs, novelties, blown

and pressed opalescent, and more. The second half of session one and all of session two will comprise over 1,000 lots of ruby-stained, amber-stained, and other colors of A large collection of ruby-stained Broken Column stained EAPG in a EAPG will be sold. wide variety of patterns and forms, including syrups, cruets, toothpick holders, water pitchers, cake and banana stands, punch bowls, pickle casters, advertising and souvenir wares. Additional stained glass from the Kleppinger collection will be sold on Saturday, Many ruby and amber stained pickle casters July 29, and also and other collectible forms will be in the sale.

Thursday and Friday, The preview will begin on Sept. 28 and 29.

The auction catalogues Wednesday, April 5.

For further information, will be posted at www.jeffreys evans.com as well as on Live call 540-434-3939 or email info@jeffreysevans.com.

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RENNINGERS KUTZTOWN, PA " # $ %' (') * Outdoor Market Sat. Open at 7. " # ! $ + (') 6 8 %' (') * Located at 740 Noble St. Kutztown, Pa. 6 * ! 9

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Renninger’s Adamstown, PA Antiques Market Open Sundays 7:30 to 4 Rt. 272 Adamstown, Pa 2500 North Reading Road Denver, Pa. 17517

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2017 April 27, 28, 29 - June 22, 23, 24 - Sept. 28, 29, 30 2017 The Antiques Extravaganza is where dealers and collectors get together in one place to buy, sell and trade among themselves and the general public. Hundreds of dealers and thousands of buyers are expected to meet up for this event.

Exhibitor Space available.

Mon-Thurs. 570-385-0104, Fri- Sat 610-683-6848 The Show is Located at 740 Noble St. Kutztown, Pa 19530 www.renningers.net Facebook.com/Renningerskutzown

Special Events - Special Sunday Sundays Outdoors & Pavilions begins at 5 AM. Indoors Opens at 7:30 AM. 350 dealers indoors and up to 250 outdoors.

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SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR MASSACHUSETTS 04/20/17, DEDHAM, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectible Toys, Holiday Inn

OHIO 04/22/17, MANSFIELD, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Early Country Antiques & Primitive Goods, 781 5th Ave, Simple Goods

NEW HAMPSHIRE 04/02/17, PORTSMOUTH, FRI 10 AM-3 PM, Antiques, Rt 1 Bypass, The Frank Jones Center

DELAWARE 04/01/17, NEW CASTLE, SAT 9 AM-2 PM, Train, Rt 13 198 S Dupont Hwy, Nur Shrine Temple

04/28-30/17, WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Antique Extravaganza, Fayette County Fairgrounds

NEW JERSEY 04/02/17, WAYNE, SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, N Cove Rd, Wayne PAL Indoor

04/02/17, NEW CASTLE, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Toy, Rt 13 198 S DuPont Hwy, Nur Shrine Temple

PENNSYLVANIA 04/07-08/17, BELLEVILLE, FRI 10 AM - 7 PM SAT 10 AM - 4 PM, Antiques, 11 Walnut St, Belleville Community Hall

04/09/17, WAYNE, SUN 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM, Mechanical Music Extravaganza, 1 Pal Dr, Wayne Police Athletic League

GEORGIA 04/06-09/17, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

04/08-09/17, MALVERN, SAT 10 AM-6 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 583 Sugartown Rd, Phelps School

04/29/17, TITUSVILLE, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Pinback Button, Cor of River Rd & Church Rd, Titusville United Methodist Church

05/11-14/17, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

04/08/17, MARYSVILLE, SAT 9 AM-3 PM, Indian Artifacts, Off Rts 11/15, Marysville Lions Club

05/05-07/17, PRINCETON, Vintage Perfume Bottle & Vanity, 102 Carnegie Ctr, Hyatt Regency

IOWA 04/08-09/17, IOWA CITY, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN10 AM-2 PM, Postcard, Stamp & Collectibles, 4265 Oak Crest Hill Rd S E, Iowa City Iowa 4-H Fairgrounds

04/21-22/17, MYERSTOWN, FRI 9 AM-5 PM SAT 10 AM-?, Military & Civil War Buttons & More, 411 N College St, The Lantern Lodge Convention Ctr

NEW YORK 04/01-02/17, KATONAH, SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, Antiques, 260 Jay St, The Harvey School

ILLINOIS 04/23/17, ST CHARLES, SUN 8 AM-3 PM, Antique -Collectible Toy & Doll, 525 S Randall Rd, Kane County Fairgrounds

04/21-23/17, PHILADELPHIA, FRI & SAT 11AM-8 PM SUN 11 AM-5 PM, The Philadelphia Antiques & Art Show, 4747 South Broad St & Intrepid Avenue, The Navy Yard - Marine Parade Grounds

04/21-23/17, BINGHAMTON, FRI 5 PM-8 PM SAT 10 AM-5 PM SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Antique, Vestal Pkwy E Rt 434, Binghamton University Events Ctr

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Sunday 9 am To 3 pm For Information Call

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04/08/17, HAMBURG, SAT 8 AM, Antiques & Collectibles, Furniture 12:30 pm, 3494 Mountain Rd, Les Longenecker

04/04/17, GLEN ROCK, TUES 2 PM, Antiques, cars, trucks, law & garden items, tractors, boats, snow blowers, ATV's, air compressors, butcher tools, power tools and like items, 4067 Snyder Rd, Wehrly's Auction Service, Inc. 04/04/17, HATFIELD, TUES BID THROUGH AUCTION CLOSING @ 8 PM, Jewelry, Online Only @www.alderferauction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers 04/05/17, FREEBURG, WED 10 AM, Pop Culture featuring 1000's of LP & 45 Vinyl Records, huge collection of pop culture (music, movies, TV, Freeburg Community Ctr 11 E Church St, Kenneth Hassinger & Neil Courtney 04/05/17, POTTSTOWN, WED 10 AM, Antiques & Collectibles featuring antiques 10 am, dolls & license plates 10:30 am, artwork 11 am, baseball cards 11:30 am, furniture noon, artwork 1 pm, antiques & box lots 2 pm, Wilson's Third Street Gallery 132 E 3rd St, Curtis Wilson

04/08/17, HOLTWOOD, SAT 8:30 AM, Antiques, quilts, lawn & garden equipment, building materials, collectibles, bicycles, tools, crafts, wooden items etc., Rawlinsville Fire Co 33 Martic Heights, RVFD Auction 04/08/17, SACRAMENTO, SAT 8 AM, Antiques & Collectibles featuring furniture, blanket chest, wood boxes, wooden trunks, wooden ice boxes, school master's desk, record cabinets, Miller parlour organ, Spinet piano etc., 47 Moyer St, Dockey Auction Services, LLC 04/10/17, LEOLA, MON 5 PM, Model Kit & Winross Truck, Bareville Fire Hall 211 E Main St, Randy Stoltzfus & Richard Harry 04/14/17, DOVER, FRI 8:30 AM, Automotive advertising, country collectibles, OnSite @ 5541 N Salem Church Rd, Stermer's Auction Service Continued on page 10

PUBLIC ESTATE AUCTION

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TERMS: All items sold AS-IS; 10% Buyer’s Premium; 6% PA Sales Tax; Cash, Check & Credit Card accepted.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2017 - 8:30 A.M. LOCATION/DIRECTIONS: 5541 N. Salem Ch. Rd., DOVER, PA 17315 From Dover sq. intersection (Rt. 74 & Canal Rd.) take W. Canal Rd. 1 mile to N. Salem Ch. Rd. Make right & go 1 mile to auction.

AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - COUNTRY COLLECTIBLES L.J. Allen Motor Tire Sales, York, tire cover; USL Serv. & batteries globe; American Parts corner sign; GM parts signs, trans. & engines; Sinclair Lubrication adv.; Stewart-Warner tachometer; Flying Red Horse FirstAid; REO Emblem; LEE Tires adv. on glass; Booster Motor Oil can; Put-A-Tiger in Your Tank adv.; York U.S. Rt. 30, 1965 Drag-O-Way adv.; Are You On Our List 1000 mi. Guarantee; Veedol Lubrication guide book; “Keys Cut Here” display w/keys; Mr. Goodwrench Works Here Sign; ESSO & ESSO Plus inserts; Wm. Penn, Wolf’s Head; Kendall, Galena Oil jars; Bowers spark plugs in box; large metal sign for Chevrolet “For Economical Transportation Sales & Service Everywhere” (worn & faded); Salesman’s Samples adv. tool displays (Simonds Rotary Files, Select A Spring, Joining Tools, We Sell Tools); Schwanen Sense adv. scythe; older woodworking & machinist’s tools (gimlets, chisels, squares, hammers, hatchets, screwdrivers); wooden tool caddys; Hardy’s; 100 lb. Ann Stanley level; grain painting tools; Cooper’s plane; wooden block planes (Stanley, Brown, E.W. Carpenter); Tack 1 Germany tobacco shredder; Winchester flashlight; Eagle compass & divider; squirrel tail planes; mini anvils; Stillyards & candy scales; crating tools; torch gauge set; arch windows; pocket doors; C.W. Bowers Dealer in Dry Goods, E. Berlin adv. box; cast-iron bulldogs; Shirley Temple glass; cast bean pot; adv. rulers; many broadaxes; mortising axes; egg baskets; wooden pulleys; bull rings; buggy seat; cast-iron cork press & more.

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04/07/17, NEW HOLLAND, FRI 5 PM, Large Toy & Collectibles, New Holland Fire Hall 339 E Main St, Randy Stoltzfus & Richard Harry

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04/03/17, LANCASTER, MON 9 AM, Quality Auctions of Real Estate, antiques, collectibles, furniture, tools, fine art, jewelry, 3601 Columbia Ave, Boltz Auction Company

Selling for The Estate of Elmer Heintz of Sumneytown, PA, The Estate of Frank W. Bullington of Pottstown, et. al.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 8 , 2017 HUNTING & FISHING SWAP MEET (8 A.M.)

04/02/17, CAMP HILL, SUN 10 AM, Quality Antiques, 2228 Gettysburg Rd Lower Allen Plaza, Costea's Auction Gallery

04/06/17, HATFIELD, THURS 9 AM, Estate featuring antiques, furnishings, collectibles including silver, jewelry, artwork, clocks, sculptures, textiles, books etc., 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

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04/05/17, RICHLANDTOWN, WED 2 PM, Antiques & collectibles, firearms, jewelry/coinage, hors saddles, furniture, yard/tools, Benner Hall 1260 E Cherry St, J. Pandur Auction Services, Inc.

BEGINS 9:00 A.M. - PREVIEW 7:00 A.M. FIREARMS AT 9:30 A.M. Location: “Treasure Barn” at Jakes Flea Market,

OPEN APRIL THRU DEC. Saturday & Sunday

Auction to be held indoors in the Treasure Barn, Hunting, Fishing, Collectibles.

04/01/17, WAKEFIELD, SAT 8:15 AM, Quilts, related items, crafts, antiques, furniture, household goods, storage sheds, lawn furniture, building materials, tractors, carriages, new & used farm equipment, contractor tools, sporting goods etc., Robert Fulton Fire Co. 2271 Robert Fulton Hwy, Local & Well Known Auctioneers

04/05/17, QUAKERTOWN, WED NOON, Estate collectibles, Black Americana, sports, toys, new tools, household, 18 S 5th St Su 200, Sellersville Auction LLC

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PENNSYLVANIA 04/01/17, BARTO, SAT 9 AM, Firearms, hunting, fishing, trapping, antiques, jewelry, primitives, furniture etc., Jakes F/M 1380 Rt 100 Treasure Barn, Kimberly Hemingway

04/01/17, HARRISBURG, SAT 10 AM, Collectibles, artwork, lighting, rugs, Asian, clocks, house & home; furniture Noon, 1500 Paxton St, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

FIREARMS, HUNTING, FISHING, TRAPPING, ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, PRIMITIVES, FURNITURE, etc.

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MARYLAND 04/08/17, FREDERICK, SAT 9 AM, Estate jewelry, sterling silver, fine art, prints, china, glassware, antique, decorative, Victorian furniture, lamps, mirrors, collection of snuff boxes, tribal art, dolls, early porcelain tea sets etc., Indoors Frederick Fairgrounds (Bldg #12) 797 E Patrick St, Howard B. Parzow

OHIO 04/08/17, WILLOUGHBY, SAT 10 AM, Country store items, stoneware, advertising rolling pins, Christmas stoneware jugs, advertising signs, counter displays, tobacco tins, clocks, gas & oil items, posters, Coca Cola collection, political collection etc., 3860 Ben Hur Ave, Milestone Auctions Gallery

Sunday April 9, 2017 — 9:30am to 3:30pm (early buyer 8am) Wayne Police Athletic League, 1 Pal Drive, Wayne, NJ 07470

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04/27-29/17, KUTZTOWN, THURS FRI SAT 10 AM-4 PM, Antiques & Collectors Extravaganzas, 740 Noble St, Renningers Antique Market

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Admission: general $6.00, early buyer $15.00

04/08/17, LEWES, SAT 10 AM, Land, home and contents featuring truck, tools, mid-century, Danish, modern furniture, 34101 Juniper Dr, 3 Seasons Auction

NEW JERSEY 04/08/17, WALL, SAT 10 AM, Artwork, 1933 Hwy 35 #320, William Barron Galleries, Inc.

05/06-07/17, WORCESTER, SAT 8 AM-3 PM, Antiques & Collectibles Market, 1031 Valley Forge Rd, Community Hall

Friday, April 21, 2017 Opening Night Preview 5–8 pm

04/07/17, WILMINGTON, FRI 4 PM, Postcards & related featuring the Daniel Friedman Collection, 4115 Concord Pike, Dutch Country Auctions

04/23/17, LANCASTER, SUN 9 AM - 2 PM, Doll, Toy, Teddy Bear, 1383 Arcadia Rd, Lancaster Farm & Home Center

04/29-30/17, ALLENTOWN, SAT 9 AM-5 PM SUN 9 AM-3 PM, Advertising, Book, Paper, Photography & Postcard, 1929 Chew St, Allentown Farigrounds Agricultural Hall

at the SUNY Broome Ice Center, 907 Upper Front St., Binghamton, NY

DELAWARE 04/01/17, LEWES, SAT 10 AM, Land, home and contents featuring truck, tools, mid-century, danish, modern furniture, 34101 Juniper Dr, 3 Seasons Auction

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SATURDAY, APRIL 1 BEGINS AT 8:15 A.M. Quilts, Related Items, Crafts, Antiques, Furniture, Household Goods, Storage Sheds, Lawn Furniture, Building Materials, Firewood, Tractors, Carriages, New & Used Farm Equipment, Hay, Straw, Contractor’s Tools, Sporting Goods, Shrubbery.

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04/15/17, YORK, SAT 9 AM, Breweriana, Mr. Peanut Collectibles, Hubley & Cast Iron, York Expo Center John & Paige Smith Bldg York Fairgrounds 334 Carlisle Ave, Rentzels Auction Service, Inc.

Rawlinsville Fire Company

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04/17/17, LANCASTER, MON 9 AM, Quality Auctions of Real Estate, antiques, collectibles, furniture, tools, fine art, jewelry, 3601 Columbia Ave, Boltz Auction Company

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04/29/17, LANCASTER, SAT TIME TBA, Victorian Knife Rests, 3601 Columbia Ave, Boltz Auction Company

04/22-23/17, DENVER, SAT & SUN 9 AM, Automobilia & Petroliana, 2000 N Reading Rd, Morphy Auctions

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8:30 A.M. - Saturday, April 8, 2017 Directions: Travel South of Lancaster on Route 272.

Turn Right Onto Truce Rd. At First Stop Sign Go Straight Through, Onto Martic Heights Drive. Rawlinsville Fire House Is Located On The Right.

SAT. APRIL 8TH 2017 8AM

CONSIGNMENTS WANTED Receiving Days: April 5&6 ~ 8:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. ~ April 7 ~ 8:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. at 33 Martic Heights Dr., Holtwood, PA 17532 8:30 A.M. CRAFTS Large selection of handmade crafts made locally. To be sold inside tent with seating.

8:30 A.M.: FLOWERS & SHRUBS Nice selection of hanging baskets, potted annuals & perennials, shrubs, & trees by Hillside Acres and Guy Mueller and other local nurseries.

9:00 A.M. NEW & USED FURNITURE New and used furniture sold inside tent. Trailer load rustic furniture consisting of benches, tables, chairs in aspen-sassafras.

9:00 A.M. TRUCKLOAD POWER TOOLS SALE! By Beiler’s Pneumatics. Partial listing of items to be sold. DeWalt, Makita, Bosch,20v Max cordless tools & lights. Air & Electric hand power tools, Air compressors, Routers, & Router bit sets. Jig saws, grinders, sanders, miter saws, table saws, circular saws, hammer drill kits, straps, stretch cords, mixers/blenders, shovels, DeWalt socket sets, pressure washers, organizer boxes, inverters, fans, Fast Orange hand cleaner, work lights, various nailers, 1000, 500. 120 gallon propane and air tanks and MUCH MORE! 30 Day Warranty on all used and rebuilt tools. One year warranty on all NEW TOOLS! Tools to be sold inside. Seats provided.

9:00 A.M. NEW & USED TOOLS Large amount of good used tools.

9:00 A.M. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES Country primitives and many pieces from old farmhouses and private individuals. Check auctionzip #1731 for update, lots of pieces to be added week of sale.

9:00 A.M. TRUCKLOAD OF GROCERIES 9:30 A.M. QUILTS Expect nice selection of hand-stitched quilts, also Quillows, wall hangers and much more. For quilt consignments call 717-284-8986 or 717-284-0872 0. Drop off locations are: 141 N. Pencroft Dr.,Holtwood, & 265 Clearfield Rd., New Providence.

9:30 A.M. NEW & USED TACK AND HORSE RELATED ITEMS Lots of good, used tack saddles, blankets, a few new harnesses.

9:45 A.M. BUILDING MATERIALS New and used, cherry, 2x6 poplar rough cut lumber, wood siding, lots of misc. items.

10:00 A.M. LAWN FURNITURE 10:30 A.M. HAY & STRAW, FIREWOOD. 10:30 A.M. NEW & USED FARM EQUIPMENT ELS 1300 gal. aluminum liquid manure spreader, ELS high pressure manure pump w/fill pipe, EHE bale spear, EHE bale grabber, EHE 18’ tedder w/16HP motor, NH 276 baler/29HP motor complete rebuild w/1 yr. warranty, General Repair forecart w/springs & brakes, Beiler Farm Shop 9’ rotary rake, IH 966 Turbo tractor 540/1000 PTO 130HP, Yamaha 280 4WD tractor 28HP, Ceadr Hill several styles forecarts, Hoover Wagons 18’ flatbed wagon.

10:30 A.M. CARRIAGES New Jog cart by C-Mor Carts; New E-Z Entry cart w/torchen gear & disc brakes

by Carriage Machine; Metal 4 wheel pony size wagon w/2 seats, Wood 4 wheel mini size wagon w/2 seats, E-Z Entry 2 wheel pony cart all by Stumptown Mfg.; New 3 seat spring wagon, New 2 seat spring wagon - both by Shady Meadows Coach; New buggy (plum fabric), New E-Z entry cart, Rebuilt stormfront carriage loaded w/ extras all by Drumore Carriage.

11:00 A.M. LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT Husqvarna YTA 24 V 48 riding mower brand-new used maybe 4 hrs., Massey Ferguson #12 riding mower.

11:30 A.M. HORSES Expecting approx. 100 head. Also some nice trotters from John & Matt Martin, Hoover Boys, Ivan Petersheim, Jonas Kauffman, Saddlebreds from Henry Kauffman, Morgans from Solomon Hostetler, and 1 top load of saddlebreds out of Kentucky by Dave Stoltzfus, and some good local driving horses. For more info call Levi (717)284-2862 ext 3.

12:00 STORAGE BARNS (2) 12x24 garage T1-11 (1) 12x16 shed T1-11 by Twin Locust, (1) 12x24 garage with T1-11 by Green Tree Structures, (1) 10x20 run in shed by River View Horse Barns, (1) Vinyl swingset by Swing Kingdom, (1)wooden swingset by Greentree Woodworks.

12:00 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT Target self propelled mason saw.

SALE TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE! Check us out on Facebook for pictures.

Many more items too numerous to mention! Lots of delicious homemade food, including Pig Roast, Chicken BBQ, and Ice Cream!!! Consignments Accepted Until Sale Day.

Location: 3494 Mountain Rd. Hamburg, Pa. 19526 Near Shartlesville, Pa. From I78 Shartlesville exit. Go north on Mountain Rd. To Sale On Left. Across The Road From Mountain Springs Arena

ANTIQUES ~ COLLECTABLES Arts & Crafts Reverse Painted Lamp & Many Other Quality Table Lamps; Victorian Metal Gas Light Brackets; Lg. Br. Transfer Tea Pot (Colonial Scene); Blue Decorated & Many Other Stoneware Crocks; Pierced Tin ware; Milton J. Hill, Hex Signs; Etruscan Majolica Items; Bennington Pitchers; Tramp Art; Lg. Amount Of Old Local Advertising; “Good Old Bourbonâ€? Glass Flask; Jolly N——— (Shephard Hardware Co. Buffalo N.Y.) Cast Iron Bank, (Missing Arm); Many Wind Up Animated Tin Figurines; Celluloid & Metal Wind up Boy On Horse; Paper Mache Belsnitzle; Early Cast Iron 5 Pc. Train Set; Lionel Train Set (Engine #646, Tender #2046W, Cars 6468, 6415, 6417, 3357, 3620, & 3469); Sew-O-Matic Child Sewing Mach. In Orig. Box; Many Scale Model Farm & Vehicle Toys; 1795 German Bible; 1852 Bible; 30 Plus Milk Bottle Including: St. Lawrence, Smiths, Kunkle, Reinerts, Musser, Seddons, Ash Meadow, Gearharts & Many More; Dairy Production & other Ag Books; Yelloware & Other Early Bowls; Slip & Other Redware Pottery; Excellent Jardinières; Rye Baskets; Early Christmas Decorations; Hand Stitched Quilts (6); Unusual Cat Motif Buggy Blanket; The Indians Of berks County, By D.B. Brunner, 1897; Berks Co. Historical Books; Lg. Amounts Of Good Agateware; Early Mickey Mouse Tin Tea Set; National Advertising Items; 20â€? C.I. Bell By A.Major & Bros; 16â€? C.I. Bell, W/Bracket (Crystal Metal Co.); Many Large & Sm. Milk Cans; 4-8 Bottle Milk Carriers; Items From Little Dutch Farm; Wooden Measure & Buckets; Wooden Egg crate; Metal Egg baskets; Over 200 Pcs. Of Fiesta ware; Beam Scale (Custer); Ned Smith Framed & Matted Prints; Theorem; Many Early Bottles; Lg. Amount Of Green Depr. Glass; Sleigh Bells; Many Excellent Prints; Cowboy Smoke Stand; 20 Quart Yuenglings & Other Ice Cream Containers From the Prohibition; Wooden Rakes; 5’ A-Treat Display Rack; Costume Jewelry; 1950’s &60’s Clothing Including 20 Plus Pairs Of Blue Jeans; Turn Of The 19th Century Clothing; Early Ladies Collars & Purses; Lg. Amount Of Old Material, Homespun & Other Dry Goods; Cast Iron Dog Door Stops; Lg. Amount Ironstone Dinnerware;

Over 250 Pcs. Of Stangle Pottery; Large Amount Of Collectable Dolls; Wooden Doll House & Furnishings; Larger Doll Furniture; Doll Clothing; Iron Butcher Kettle; Mike Schrack Oil Paintings; Many Collectable Baskets; Ornate Hand Wrought Fire Place Tools; FURNITURE Vanentine Urletig (Reading Pa.) Tall Case Clock W/Brass Face & Ornate Brass Decorations; Early (Dark Wood?) 12 Lite 1 Pc. Corner Cabinet; Marble Top 3 Leg Angle Leg Side table; Needle Point Side Chair; Ornate Walnut Victorian Couch (2); Fainting Couch; Marble Top Coffee Table; Oval Marble Top Side Table; Dough Tray; Early Stenciled 6’ Deacons Bench W/Matching Rocker & chairs; Wooden Tea Caddy; Lg. Turned Gate Leg Table; Pine Jelly Cupboard; Ornate Corner Chair; 11’ Mortised & Tendoned Bench; 14’ Softwood Jelly Cupboard; East Lake Style Bookcase; 2 Pc. Grain Painted Dutch Cupboard; Turned Leg, Softwood, Gate Leg Table; Framed Full Length Dressing Mirror; Hoosier Style Cabinet; Ornate Mirrors; 4-Oak 1/2 Spinal Chairs; 5 1/2’ x3’ trestle table; Marble Top Victorian Commode; Oak Wash Stand; Martha Washington Sewing Stand; 4 Arrow Back chairs; Marble top Victorian Flower Stand; Upholstered Victorian Arm Chair; Dovetailed Grain Painted (Grain Chest); 6’ Oak Arts & Crafts Clock; Ingraham Dble. Circle Regulator Wall Clock; Large ornate Leg, Hardwood table; Wooden Pedestals (2); Maple Rocker; Early Ornate High chair W/Cane Seat; Dovetailed 2 drawer Ogee Bracket Leg Blanket Chest; Numerous Blanket Chests; White Sewing Machine; Victorian Skirted Side table; Large Amount Of Excellent Wooden Side tables; Birds Eye Maple vanity; iron Wheel Convertible High Chair; Empire Chest Of Drawers; marble Top Stand; Marble Top Dresser; Many painted Chairs; Turned Leg One Drawer table; Wicker Baby Carriage; Metal Shelving; 4’ 2 Door Pie Safe; cast iron Bridge lamp. Note We Will Be Starting With Quality Small At 8 am, the second Auctioneer will Start By 9:30 We Will Be Selling 2 Auctioneers Most Of the Day! Furniture @12:30 Large Quality All Day Sale! For Owners Full Listing & Photos Go To auctionzip.com ID# 11981

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“SPRING SPECTACULAR” Great Auction includes Country Store Items, Stoneware, Advertising Rolling Pins, Christmas Stoneware Jugs, Advertising Signs, Counter Displays, Tobacco Tins, Clocks, Gas & Oil Items, and Much More!!!

Great collection “RARE” French, Italian, & American Advertising Posters, Movie Posters, Lobby Cards, Minstrel Posters, Tobacco Posters, Currier & Ives Prints, Black Americana Posters, Kinney Tobacco Cards, Sheet Music, Comic Strips, Early Magazines, and Much More!!!

Coca-Cola Collection includes Trays, Calendars, Advertising, Bottles, and More!!!

Political collection includes Posters, Ribbons, Photos, Banners, and More!!!

Autographed BABE RUTH BASEBALL w/JSA Certification!!!

Auction also includes Meerschaum Pipes, Doorstops, Antique Knives, Fishing Reels, Coin Op Machines, Slave Items, Folk Art Items, Early Games, Bradley & Hubbard Lamp, Weathervanes, Bantem Birdcage Automaton, Wood Advertising Signs, Pottery, and Much More!!!

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Three-Day, 2,200+ Lot Sale To Be Held On Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds Showtime Auction Services Sale Will Be March 31 To April 2 The single-owner, lifetime gambling and coin-op collection of Richard and Mary Schulte of Michigan, plus three other large collections, will co-headline Showtime Auction Services’ three-day spring auction slated for Friday to Sunday, March 31 through April 2, at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds in Ann Arbor, Mich.

The other collections include part two of the Tiny Moyer salesman’s sample and child’s stove collection from Maryland, Ron Sturgeon’s German cutaway school model car collection from Texas, the country store and advertising collection of Donna and Bruce Weir from Illinois, and the eclectic collection of trade signs and many other items from the Don Sayrizi collection of Oregon. In all, more than 2,200 lots will come up for bid over the course of the three sale days.

“Any one of these four fine collections would be able to stand alone and make any auctioneer proud, but to have all four in one sale is like a perfect storm, and I mean that in a good sense,” said This is a complete “Faro” card game setup from the late 1800s.

Mike Eckles of Showtime Auction Services, based in Woodhaven, Mich. “I encourage all serious collectors to come early and bid often.”

An actual 1934 Hudson Eight sedan, black, with a rumble seat and suicide doors, shown here, will be sold.

This is a rare Quickmeal Stove flange sign.

The reverse glass Kamm & Schellinger brewery sign is among the fine advertising items to be sold.

Ave. in Ann Arbor. For reservaThis is a scarce Mennen’s Talcum tions, call 734-769-2500 and This is a pre-1900 Lansing Wagon Works Company sign (a precursor to the REO Powder flange sign with tray. mention Showtime Auctions for Truck Co.). www.LiveAuctioneers.com and a discounted rate of $99 a night.

Collecting categories will coin-op, gambling, whiskey, www.Invaluable.com, will be in For additional informainclude advertising, breweri- saloon, brothel, cigar, tobacco, effect. tion, call Michael Eckles at ana, trade signs, reverse glass match holders and match The host hotel will be 951-453-2415 or visit This men’s clothing establishment signs, trays, country store, gen- safes, trade signs, express, Weber’s Hotel, at 3050 Jackson www.showtimeauctions.com. outdoor trade sign will be sold. eral store, medical, optical, RX, cars, factory models, automodental, sewing, bilia, petroliana, motorcycle, HARRY’S AUCTION Presents Another bicycle, advertising and regular clocks, B l a c k Americana, farm, hardware, paint, 5:00 P.M. veterinary, Held at the New Holland Fire Hall showcases, store 339 East Main Street, 17557 counters and more.

9 miles East of Lancaster along Route 23.

All items can be preLancaster County (Watch for auction signs) viewed on Thursday, 125 Winross & Penjoy trucks; 40 - First Gear trucks; Breyer March 30, from 9 a.m.

Animals; Smith-Miller trucks; Hess trucks; NASCAR cars; to 5 p.m. Eastern Pressed Steel trucks; 1/16th scale Farm Toys; Corgi Airplanes; time, and each day Matchbox & Hot Wheels vehicles and much more not advertised. during the auction.

Second Auctioneer selling 15 tables of Diecast toys.

On Friday, March 31, from millinery, spool 8 to 10 a.m. Eastern time, Harry’s Auction Presents Another cabinets, dye cabinets, shoes, about 200 lots will come up for grocery, crocks, coffee, tea, bid before a live audience only.

Coca-Cola, soda, soda foun- Starting at 10, the auction will 5:00 P.M. tain, ice cream, barber shop, open up to internet, phone and gum, gum machines, popcorn, absentee bidding. On Saturday Held at the Bareville Fire Hall, 211 East Main Street, 17540 peanuts, salesman’s samples, and Sunday, April 1 and 2, live 6 miles East of Lancaster along Route 23. toys, cap guns, slot machines, bidding, phone bidding, absenLancaster County (Watch for auction signs) tee bidding and online bidding, 600 Un-Built model car & truck kits via the bidding platforms From 1960’s-Present; 100 Winross & Penjoy trucks; 30 - 1/18th scale cars; Die-Cast toys And much more not advertised.

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A Monarch salesman’s sample range, in near-mint condition, will be one of over 40 salesman’s samples in the sale.

This 1930s German cutaway school model is one of over 100 in the auction.

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Antique And Collectible Event Will Be Held April 23

As the World’s Largest Collectibles Auctioneer, Heritage Auctions can provide the highest possible financial return for your vintage trading cards and sports collectibles. Cash advances and outright purchase offers are always available for quality material, and we are happy to provide free appraisals. And Heritage has never been late with a single consignment settlement check in our 40+ years in operation.

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TUESDAY, APRIL 4 SESSION #2: 9:00 A.M. - Selling 400 Cataloged Lots with Online Bidding Available.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 SESSION #4: 9:00 A.M. - Selling 450 Cataloged Lots with Online Bidding Available.

SALESMAN’S SAMPLES: Variety of horse-drawn including hay mowers, reaper, corn planter, hay rake & more; other samples include windmills; road grader; brass Louden hay car; brass tandem disc; silos; hay rake & hay stacker west; Coca-Cola store pop cooler; 48” store display walking plow & more…

ADVERTISING SIGNS: 350+ Signs including farm related, petroleum, country store, animal, feed & seed, and more! Also 72”x120” DSP neon Rexall Drugs; neon Coca-Cola; Oilzum 2-Cycle Motor Oil; Mohawk Tires; Rock Island Plow Co.; Moline Plow Co.; Monitor Windmills; dairy signs & more!

COUNTRY STORE: 16-Drawer Richardson Silk Co. spool cabinet & other spool cabinets; 1870 octagon pie safe; (3) brass National cash registers; 72 & 96-drawer revolving wooden bolt bins; (2) Ingersoll watch display cases; country store display cabinets.

FARM PRIMITIVES: 574 lb. anvil & other anvils; goat wagons; F.O. Pettero wooden box wagon; Heebner & Sons Pennsylvania stationary thrashing machine; collection of rare hay forks & cars; corn shellers; ice harvesting tools; cut-out wrenches; plus lots more!

PETROLEUM ITEMS: Portable triple lubester; restored double island filling station light with shades & pole; various restored lubesters; oil bottles & more!

POCKET WATCHES: 20+ Watches, mostly 21 jewel or more including “The” Studebakers, Illinois Bunn Specials, Studebakers, Dan Patch, Swiss-made with Shell advertising & more!

MISC. ITEMS: Griswold & Wagner cast iron; Wooden child’s furniture; Cast-iron doorstop collection.

The Ripper steam powered popcorn wagon; Deere & Weber open buggy; 26” American school bell; hit & miss engines; (2) chuck wagon pantries; butter churns; early cast-iron horse ties; 1-cent Baseball World Champion trade stimulator; Michael Ricker pewter train depot set; No On-Site Buyer’s Premium!

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Morphy Auctions’ Winter Firearms Event Hits The Bullseye With Over $2.2 Million In Sales Morphy’s Winter Firearms Auction was a spectacular three-day event held Feb. 24, 25, and 26, and the company’s largest grossing firearms auction to date. With almost 2,000 lots offered, the diversity of this sale was expansive. All prices reported include Morphy’s 23 percent buyer’s premium.

This sale’s top lot was a cased Holland & Holland Royal Grade two-barrel shotgun set that sold for $43,050. A rare Winchester Model 1886 “Big 50” smoothbore lever action rifle found a new home at $36,900.

This rifle was in nearly new condition and had history dating back to its original owner. A John Rigby & Company .470 caliber double hammerless sporting rifle surpassed its high estimate by more than three times, selling for $27,060.

Military collectors had a

a cased London Purdy twobarrel shotgun set.

On the modern front, a cased German Blazer .470 Nitro Express double rifle sold for $9,840. And two rare boxed 3-inch Colt Python double action revolvers, from an assortment of 13 offered, sold for $9,225 and $7,995.

This auction featured over 50 German Lugers, many coming from a single collection.

The top seller in this group was a rare 1934 Mauser Persian contract Artillery Luger with its complete rig that sold for $6,150. This pistol is so scarce that it was not even mentioned in two of the most prolific books on Lugers ever written. Other top-selling Lugers in this sale included a Persian cut-away that made $5,842; a 1936 Krieghoff Suhl that realized, $5,227; and a

An exquisite cased Holland & Holland two-barrel SxS 12 bore shotgun sold $43,050. lot to be excited about, but the category highlight here was unquestionably a rare J.P. Sauer & Sohns Luftwaffe M30 Drilling in its original case.

These were issued to German bombers during the early part of WWII. It was estimated that approximately 2,500 were made - with the majority resting at the bottom of the English Channel today.

One of the most spectacular Colt U.S. Model 1873 Cavalry revolvers sold for $20,910. It was one of the last shipments near the end of the Indian Wars. An almost never seen, all-original U.S. Springfield Air Service Model 1903 bolt action rifle sold for $17,220 - matching the price of

1914 DWM Artillery Luger with all accessories, including its snail drum and loader, which sold for $5,227.

The sale firmly established Weatherby sporting rifles as true collectibles. This was by far the largest offering of collectible Weatherby rifles ever seen in one auction.

There were over 50 examples, many of which dated to Roy’s early career as a custom gun maker starting just after World War II. The top seller in this category was a Weatherby Mk V Crown Custom bolt action sporting rifle in .257 Weatherby Magnum, that sold for $11,685. Other Weatherby highlights included a Crown Custom .300 Magnum that

made $9,225 and a Crown Custom .460 Weatherby Magnum Safari rifle that realized $8,610. This rifle was on display at the Harrisburg Outdoor Show last month, and it stopped traffic. This was an experiment of sorts, as there are no reference guides relating to collectible Weatherby rifles, and a complete run of catalogs, beginning in 1950, had to be assembled to determine the various nuances and changes within the Weatherby line over the past 70 years.

There were more than 40 examples of long rifles made in and around eastern Pennsylvania. The top seller was a silver-mounted percussion swivel breech rifle attributed to Kunz that sold for $12,000. Other highlights included an early Bucks County rifle attributed to Schuler that made $11,000; a beautifully carved Kentucky signed by P. Kunz that realized $7,000; and a long rifle with rare soldier patchbox that sold for $6,500.

This auction also featured the famous silvermounted American sword collection of author Dan Hartzler. There were over 30 swords from his personal collection. Three of these realized over $20,000 each.

Two were made in Philadelphia and featured silver hilts with ornate scabbards. The third was an for exquisite knights helmet silver pommel sword marked “Roland” with scabbard.

All three days were filled with exciting and surprising prices, with thousands of participants bidding in person, via the internet, or on the phone. Numerous bidders from Europe participated.

The company’s June firearms auction is already lining up to be a stellar event and will feature the most famous Bowie knife collection to hit the market in decades. It is being referred to as the “Million Dollar Collection.” The most historical Western-related weapon Morphy’s has ever had the pleasure of handling a Henry rifle that belonged to James Hume - will also be featured. Hume was considered the “American Sherlock

Holmes.” He went West during the Gold Rush and established himself in California history. Hume is best remembered as the Wells Fargo detective who captured the infamous and elusive Black Bart. His rifle has never been publically offered and was on loan to the Wells Fargo Bank in San Francisco for decades.

Morphy Auctions is located at 2000 N. Reading Road, Denver, Pa. To learn more, call 717-335-3435 or visit www.MorphyAuctions.com.

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The Knights helmet silver pommel sword marked “Rowland” with scabbard sold for $21,600.

This Philadelphia silver-hilted sword with scabbard sold for $21,600.

Hanging Punched - Tin Pie Cupboard; Small 3-Drawer Sheraton Chest of Drawers (red paint, black feet); Jelly Cupboards (some with red and blue paint); Dry Sinks; Misc. Dutch Cupboard Tops; Asst. Cupboard Bases; Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets & Parts; Built-in Kitchen Cupboards; Flour Chests; Asst. Empire Chests of Drawers (some with grained paint); Asst. 4-Drawer Cottage Bureaus; Cottage Washstands; Oak Furniture (3-pc. Bedroom Set, Pedestal Tables Chairs, Dressers, etc.); Round Glass China Cabinet; Blanket Chests; Wood Boxes; Wooden Trunks; Wooden Iceboxes; Schoolmaster’s Desk; Record Cabinets; Miller Parlour Organ; Spinet Piano; Wicker Sofa & Chair; Hanging Cabinets; Ball & Claw Foot Stands; Mortised Benches; Rope Beds; Treadle Sewing Machine; Set of 4 Decorated Chairs; Ice Cream Parlor Table & Chairs; Asst. Chairs & Rockers; Wooden Berrysburg & Donaldson Post Office Signs; Birdcages; Stained Glass Window Panels; Wooden Rocking Horse on Platform; Champion Jet-Flow Drive Pedal Car; Super-Tot Rod Pedal Racer; MOBO Metal Jumping Horses; Scooter; Metal Strollers; Child’s Dry Sink; Wooden Dollhouse; Wicker Doll Buggy; Children’s Chairs; Fruit/ Cider Press; Barrel; Wooden Tool Chests; Interior Panel Doors; Shutters; Odd Table Boards, Paneled Cupboard Doors & Lumber; Dovetailed Wooden Adv. Boxes & Drawers; Chicken Crates; Hay Ladders; Chicken Crates; Grain Cradle; Scythes; Wooden Rakes; Decorated Horse Drawn Sleigh; Horse Drawn Implements; Wagon Running Gear; Wooden Wagon Wheels; Iron Gate w/Fence; Ornamental Iron; Brass & Iron Beds; Tractor Seat; Cast-Iron Kitchen Stove; Blue Enamel Columbian Oak Parlour Stove; Maytag Square Wringer Washers; Platform Scales; Kerosene Heaters; Milk Cans; Lightning Rods; Hay Hooks; Sleds; Galvanized Tubs & Watering Can; Copper Wash boilers w/Tin Lids; Enamel Barber Shop Sign; Pr. PA 1914 Enamel License Plates; Large Collection of Floor Model & Tabletop Radios (Airline, American, Atwater Kent, Bendix, DeWald, Emerson, GE, Philco, RCA Victor, Silvertone, Zenith, etc.); Atwater Kent Speakers; Adv. Clock Slotterback/Lavelle; United Horse Clocks; Floor & Table Lamps; Chandlers; Light Shades & Globes; Green Glass Canning Jars; Zinc Lids; Hoffman Dairy Qt. Pyro Milk Bottles; Strip Carpet; Burlap Bags; Wall Drying Racks; Sewing Rooster; Quilting Frames; Metal Jack-in-the Boxes; Toy Accordion; “Ring-A-Toon” Music Box; Banjo; Sheet Music; Edison Phonograph & Cylinder Records; Kimmel’s Adv. Items (Signs, Dairy Boxes, Thermometer); Paper Feed Mill Bags (Herndon & Hegins); Luther Klinger Calendars; 1970’s “Girlie” Calendars; Jardinière w/Pedestal; Pottery Mixing Bowls; Crocks; Jugs; Copper Apple Butter Kettle; Brass Bucket; Griswold Fry Pans; Gypsy Kettle; Hog Trough; Miner’s Safety Lamp; Berry Buckets; Egg Baskets; Washboards; Wooden Bucket; Block Planes; Hand Tools; Ice Saw; 2-Man Saw; Broadaxe; Bayonets; Foot-Hold Traps; Etc. Items listed are being sold in “as found” condition. Check website for photos.

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Iron And Steam At Auction Sale To Be Held March 31 And April 1 At Pook & Pook

One of the few categories of cast-iron toys Stephen passed over were horse-drawn toys from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Apparently even he had some limits.

Fortunately, for our presentation of American castiron toys, a third consignment (from a private collector) has helped fill the gap. His offering includes a variety of horse-drawn pieces: fire toys, carriages, and commercial vehicles by such makers as Ives, Kenton, Hubley, and Pratt & Letchworth. Within this selection there are more than a few scarce pieces.

It took Jamie and I, along with Stephen’s most helpful

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Antiques/Collectibles: Benjamin Solliday Bucks Co. tall case clock, hippopotamus bronze signed Challenger, 1920s Lionel and Ives trains, 1920s Mahjong set, wagon tongue, Singer toy sewing machine, Sunset Soap Dyes display, Yuengling neon, dough boxes,14 ft fiberglass canoe, signed paintings , prints, violin, zither, carved wood loon and fish, Limoges dishes, greyhound sculpture, pedal cars, child's hutch, vtg. BB guns, snow shoes, RR lanterns, Lionelcraft toy boat, blue decorated crock, cast iron concrete forms, Longaberger baskets, amethyst glass, vtg. kitchen items, Anton Intaglio paperweights, pottery, porcelain, glassware, dolls, dollhouse, stamps/first day issue covers, tin type photos, postcards, ephemera, box lots and more! Firearms: Smith and Wesson .22 cal. Ladysmith type 3 w/ 6 inch barrel, H&R .22 cal. revolver, H&R .32 cal. revolver. Jewelry/Coinage: small selection of silver coinage, wheat pennies, costume, sterling and gold jewelry.

Horse Saddles: including Saddle King, Saddle Shop, Hereford Brand Tex Tan of Yoakum, County Saddlery - England, US Cavalry, pony saddle, saddle bags and stirrups.Furniture: Sarouk rugs, paw-foot Empire chest, benches, dry-sink, dining room set, steamer trunk, paw-foot parlor sofa, tile-top table, mid-mod Scandinavian chairs, game table, rocking chair, coat trees, wicker tables and fernery, wood chest, cast-iron wood stove, lamps, accent tables, metal patio set, stools and more. Yard/Tools: Husqvarna ride-on mower, Toro Wheel-horse ride-on mower, Craftsman garden cart, Craftsman table saw, Grizzly sanding station, Echo line trimmer, log-splitter, compressor, welder, aluminum ramps, air tools, power tools and more! Delicious refreshments served!

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and accommodating sister, Susan, two long days to pack up the Sachs collection for our trip back to Pook & Pook’s gallery in Downingtown, Pa. The full and heavy load of cast-iron was almost more than the Sprinter van could handle, and like the truck driver anthem “Six Days on the Road” says, we had to “dodge every scale in sight.”

Later, back at home in Carversville, Pa., I received some enticing pictures via email. Following several phone calls, Renate Luethke had sent me a few pictures of her late husband’s steam engines and toys – so here was another exciting collection. Based on a handful of images and the reputation of the Luethke collection as conveyed to me by other steam collectors, I knew that Jamie and I would be in for a treat when we got to Renate’s Waldoboro, Maine, home. Eberhard Luethke had been a successful commercial illustrator in New York for many years before retiring with Renate to the picturesque coastal reaches of upper New England.

On arrival, we enjoyed a tour of the Luethkes’ lovely home. First we were introduced to some of Eberhard’s artwork on view throughout the house – drawings and paintings, and intricate and precise renderings, some being industrial images and one of a train. In the study, there were a few toys, and in the living room, Renate showed us his favorite toy, the one Eberhard considered the star of his collection. It was certainly a star, one of the finest live-steam locomotives I have ever seen. Sporting the nameplate “Magnet,” this sparkling brass confection rested on a section of track in a custom glass showcase. I could easily understand its being a favorite – but favorite among what? I felt we had seen the whole house, but where was his collection?

Retracing our steps, Renate pointed to a door just off the dining room that we had bypassed earlier. It

opened into an immaculate artist’s studio, the Maine winter sun streaming through the windows. It looked like Eberhard had just put his pencils down and gone off to lunch. On the bright white walls, Eberhard’s steam engines and toys were carefully arranged on white cubbyhole shelving so he could enjoy them as he worked at his drawing table.

The same precision evidenced in Eberhard’s art was seen in both the choices and quality of his collection, and in the manner of display. This well selected group included engines by various makers: Bing, Carette, Radiguet, Falk, and Plank. But far outnumbering those were the numerous engines and steam plants made by Marklin, more than 35 in all. A gem among them was the elusive 1908 # 4124/14 engine generally referred to as the “hammer engine.”

Along with the steam, there were many hot air-engines by Plank and Krauss & Mohr.

Rounding out the collection was an impressive group of steam-powered toys – fire pumpers, traction engines,

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Prior to this sale, I couldn’t remember being entrusted with an important collection whose owner I did not know personally. In this auction, however, there are two. Each unique, as all collections are, Stephen Sachs’ iron toys and Eberhard Luethke’s steam engines are collections that differ in ways well beyond their contents. I didn’t have the pleasure of knowing either Stephen or Eberhard while they were alive, but I came to know each of them in handling their treasures. I realized I was vicariously meeting two collectors whose approaches to collecting were as different as the items that intrigued them.

When I saw pictures of Stephen’s toys, I was astounded by the number of items in his collection. When Pook & Pook vice president Jamie Shearer and I got to St. Louis and saw what was on the second floor of Stephen’s house, we were bowled over. The pictures did not come close to depicting what we found. Both the quantity and condition of the toys had to be seen to be believed. Everywhere you looked, there were toys – over a thousand of them on shelves, on the floor under tables, behind doors, and in closed drawers. The clothes in Stephen’s walk-in dressing room closet vied with toys for space on open shelves. There I found some of his favorites – such Hubley rarities as a “Say it with Flowers” motorcycle, a Penn Yan speedboat, and an Old Dutch Cleanser pull toy.

When I remarked on this, Steve’s sister said he loved to look at his toys while he was dressing. This was a man after my own heart! I love people who truly live with their collections.

Almost every category and every maker of automotive cast-iron toys found welcome refuge in his home, and many had siblings. One or two Arcade “White” moving vans apparently weren’t enough. I could imagine Stephen saying, “Who are you kidding? There’s never enough!” After searching through room after room, we found eight vans in all. I think that is enough for the average collector, but Stephen was far from average.

It seemed like he never saw a cast-iron toy he didn’t want, no matter how many he already had. There were over 60 buses, more than 40 motorcycles, at least 40 airplanes, easily 20 taxicabs, as well as all manner of industrial toys - farm, road-building, etc. Added to these was an overwhelming assemblage of Arcade miniature furniture for kitchens, bedrooms, etc. While toys by Hubley and Arcade dominate the Sachs collection, other manufacturers – such as Dent, Kenton, Kilgore, and Vindex – are also very well represented.

Among the surprises we found in Stephen’s collection was an impressive assortment of mechanical and still banks – a surprise, since, in my experience, it is a bit uncommon for collectors of automotive toys to have an interest in mechanical banks from earlier days. Stephen was an exception that proves the rule. All in all, we found at least 50 mechanicals and 100 stills.

The stills include several examples by Arcade, plus others made in the 1920s and ’30s. Perhaps those opened his eyes to banks in general, explaining his foray into mechanical bank collecting.

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Fire Trucks And Ambulances At Cordier’s Winter Antique And Fine Art Auction Fine French Cast Bronze Signed By Isidore-Jules Bonheur Sold For $23,000 Despite a brief interruption for a medical emergency, Cordier’s Winter Antique and Fine Art Auction attracted top prices for items in a variety of categories on Feb. 11. A bidder collapsed midway through the sale, but the quick thinking of a fellow attendant halted the auction so that EMTs could be called. After they wheeled the then-conscious man out, to relieved applause from the room, the auction continued unabated. The stricken bidder continued to participate in the sale remotely.

A 19th-century tinplate and wood toy fire pumper exceeded expectations to become the top lot of the auction, finally selling to a buyer in the salesroom for $33,000, after extensive competition between live, phone, and absentee bidders. Prices reported are hammer prices and do not include buyer’s premium.

Also garnering great attention was a cast bronze signed by Isidore-Jules Bonheur (French, 1827-1901) and bearing the Hippolyte

Peyrol foundry mark. The finely chased casting was expected to become one of the forerunners of the sale, and finally achieved $23,000, selling to a phone bidder.

Another featured lot, a lifesize portrait of 18th century royal Marie Leszczynska, was won by a bidder online for $10,000.

A massive Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company (London) 204-troy-ounce sterling silver tray was among the top performing lots in the silver and jewelry category, hammering down at $7,500. A platinum and 2.2 carat diamond solitaire ring also performed well in that category, selling for $6,500. A Leica Black M6 camera with accessories was the top selling lot in collectibles, bringing $4,700.

In artwork, a charcoal sketch-on-paper by Violet Oakley (American, 1874-1961), which had been passed down to the consignor by a grandmother who had been friends with the artist, sold for $5,000.

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The 21-inch tinplate toy fire pumper sold for $33,000.

This bronze by Isidore-Jules Bonheur A life-size portrait of Queen Consort realized $23,000.

Marie Leszczynska sold for $10,000.

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1935), titled “The Tattooed Man,” sold for $3,600.

Furniture and rugs also TH performed well, with a Jacob and Bernard Hendel (Carlisle, STARTING AT 5 P.M. Pa.) tall case clock selling for Wagontown Fire Company, 412 West Kings Hwy., $4,000 and a fine Persian This Persian room-size rug sold for The Leica Black M6 with lens and room-size rug bringing $4,100. accessories brought $4,700.

A French revival Louis XV style $4,100.

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A decorative French tool with multiple knives and a corkscrew shaped as a rampant lion carved from mother of pearl with a silver head and paws, this corkscrew sold for $1,600.

The Langenhan had everything going for it. Only two are known. Wellmarked and patented, and in near mint condition, it sold for $25,500. other five figure sales in the special online auction, lots started from $100, and most sold for under $300. At that price, collectors can buy a German figural “ladies legs” corkscrew. These decorative folding corkscrews were quite risque´ in their day (patented 1894) and are now prized by collectors. Rarer examples, with unusual patterns on the celluloid scales, can fetch much higher prices. In this sale, seven rarer “ladies legs”

This American figural corkscrew advertises Old Crow Kentucky whiskey. The handle is shaped as “the Old Crow” with top hat and tuxedo.The corkscrew folds into the rear and cap lifter into the head. Not overly functional, but rare and sought by both corkscrew, advertising, and whisky collectors, it sold for $1,650.

CONSIGNMENT AUCTION This is a German figural “ladies legs” corkscrew. These decorative folding corkscrews were patented in 1894 and come in various patterns. With tricolored half stockings in an unknown color combination, this one sold for $4,790. sets each sold for over $1,000, and a tricolored half stocking set of ladies legs with a never seen before color combination reached $4,790.

America has produced many “figural shape” corkscrews, often with a humorous theme, and some of them are surprisingly rare and valuable. A more recent American figural advertises Old Crow Kentucky whiskey.

The handle is shaped as “the Old Crow” with top hat and tuxedo, the corkscrew folding into the rear and cap lifter folding into the head. Hardly a functional piece, but being quite rare and keenly sought by both corkscrew, advertising, and whisky collectors, the example ended up selling for $1,650, reflecting the rarity of this once Continued on page 18

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1500 Paxton Street, 17104 FURNITURE (12 NOON): Antique and Modern. Saarinen Tulip Table; French Louis XV Style Wardrobe; Hitchcock Telephone Bench; Lacquer Tilt-Top Table; Oak File Cabinet; Tea Cart; Grandfather Clock; Patio Furniture; Vintage Woodard Patio Set; Gilded Mirrors; Lighting: Floor and Table Lamps, Girandoles on Pedestals; Rugs: Area and Room Size; Chinese, Persian. ASIAN: Figurines; Cloisonné; Cinnabar; Porcelain Vases; Brass and Bronze; Lacquer; Carved Trunk; Marble Top Stands; Ceramic Sculptures; War Scrolls. ART: Antique and Modern Prints and Paintings. C. Nieman; S. Dali; R. Poll; R. Chapel Bronze. COLLECTIBLES: Books: Art, Travel, Children’s; Cut Glass; Judaica; Boehm Nativity; Heisey Glass; Advertising; Whiskey Pitchers; Fenton Glass; Capo-di-monte; Murano Glass Clowns; Black Forest Barometer; Wedgwood; Antique Clocks: Ansonia, Japy Freres.

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For many years, German corkscrew collectors have searched for the Langenhan spring corkscrew. This had been patented in 1876 and was known to have been produced by Valentin Langenhan, a Thurungian manufacturer.

Finally, one was found by a German collector in 2011. Then a second one appeared in Germany last year and was sold this past November at a CollectorCorkscrews.com online auction. The volunteerrun online sales run twice a year.

This particular Langenhan had everything going for it.

Rarity (only two known), wellmarked and patented, and it was in near mint condition. It has a distinctive design (the spring is concealed in the massive frame) and is imposingly large (weighing almost one pound). It sold for $25,500, which is considered top dollar for any non-English corkscrew.

While there were several

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The Met Receives Monumental 10th-Century Chinese Painting “Riverbank”

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Yuan’s oeuvre. For this reason, the museum does not claim “Riverbank” to be a firmly identified work from the hand of the master, preferring instead to present it as one of a constellation of plausible attributions. The painting’s importance rests not chiefly in its relationship to Dong Yuan, but in its majesty and completeness as a monument of early landscape painting.

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At The Third Street Auction Gallery, 132 East Third Street, POTTSTOWN, PA 19464 ANTIQUES 10 A.M. DOLLS & LICENSE PLATES 10:30 A.M. ARTWORK 11 A.M. • BASEBALL CARDS 11:30 A.M. FURNITURE 12 NOON • ARTWORK 1 P.M. ANTIQUES & BOX LOTS 2 P.M. TWO AUCTIONEERS SELLING SIMULTANEOUSLY FURNITURE: Pierced tin pie cupboard. Bead Board cupboard. Boil Fast spool cabinet. Tavern Table. Mahogany Breakfront. Inlaid sideboard. Manor House Lowboy. Dining Table with centennial style chairs. Victorian slant front desk. Cameo back sofas. Lacquered cabinet. Silk fire screen. Nice piece mahogany bedroom set. Pair of bombe chests. Mid-century chest. Assorted pieces of Mediterranean style furniture. Iron frame cheval mirror. Iron smoking stand. Silver chest. Keyhole Taboret. Bamboo music stand. One dozen decorator lamps. Room-size Kerman. School desk.

Deacon’s bench. Oak chests. 5 ft. ladder back chair. Two dwr. blanket chest. Telefunken Radio.

Large Peavey Amps. Clicquot Club and Ballentine clocks. Knickerbocker and other Beer signs. Beer trays. 38 Toy Robots, many Battery Op. LICENSE PLATES: 20 PA License Plates from 1918-1957. Six NJ plates from 1932-1938.

STERLING by Stieff & others. Sterling candelabra. Six sets silver-plated flatware. Large quantity of silver-plated tableware.

Victorian & Gold Filled POCKET WATCHES. Gold Rings & costume jewelry. 1886 Silver dollar. Bronze Thai Statue. Lodge ribbon. Tintypes. Postcards. Stamp collections.

GLASSWARE & CHINA: Shelly Porcelain. Baccarat decanter. Blue Depression glass. Carnival Glass. Roseville Planters. Stangl ware. Spongeware Spittoon. Eldreth Plates and Redware crock.

Carved, Folk Art Rooster. Coverlet. Red GWTW lamp. Counter showcase. National Cash Register.

Sausage Press #23. Hardware Keg. 5¢ Adv. Tin. 80 lb. Tea Tin. Dozen Baby Buggies vintage fans.

Boot scraper. Wagon wheels. Wooden crates & benches. Corner feed troughs. Birdhouses. RR lantern & books. Records. Old lunch box. Radios. Baseball gloves. Games & toys. Trikes & pedal car. Texaco gas pump & station.

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Landscape signed J. Winthrop Andrews. “Goshen Farmhouse” signed Valerie Craig. Doz. more Valerie Craig signed paintings. Over 100 contemporary paintings by a variety of artists. Adam Vinson (4), Ben Johnson, Carreno 1990, Valera 2010. Art Glass sculpture 2002. Bronze Dolphin Grouping.

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DOLLS: Steiff Studio Line Rabbit, 24 inches. Shirley Temple vinyl dolls. Chatty Cathy. Barbie.

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Maxwell K. Hearn, the Douglas Dillon chairman of the department of Asian Art and author of “Along the Riverbank,” the 1999 catalogue.

Monumental in scale, and the tallest of all existing early Chinese landscape paintings, this imposing mountainscape was painted in ink with light colors on silk now darkened with age. It shows in the foreground a pavilion structure at a river’s edge; a scholar wearing a cap and gown, accompanied by his wife and child and a boy servant, sits in a yokeback chair by the railing, looking out at the gathering storm.

Beyond the pavilion, great pines and deciduous trees along the riverbank bend ominously in the wind, and the water rises in choppy, netlike waves. Behind the pavilion, a steep foothill ascends leftward in a series of thrusting boulders, and to the left a waterfall rushes down to the river. A winding pathway connects the foreground with a mist-veiled river valley in the deep distance, where wild geese fly by in formation, and hills beyond the river rise and twist in tortuous formations.

Scurrying along the narrow path, six travelers, one of them wearing a thatch cloak and hat, hurry back to the mountain villa. A boy on a water buffalo at water’s edge heads toward a courtyard compound, surrounded by a bamboo grove and a brushwood and bamboo fence.

Inside the compound, a woman prepares a meal while another woman carries a tray of food along the covered porch. With the family residence visible behind the courtyard, the master and his family assemble in the pavilion on the riverbank - a perfect metaphor for a safe haven in a threatening world.

During the period of disunion that followed the fall of the Tang dynasty in 907 and the establishment of the Song dynasty in 960, a number of masters rose to prominence by creating images that captured something of the power and grandeur of nature. These masters tended to eschew the bright, decorative palette of Tang landscapes in favor of monochrome ink, using subtly graded washes to capture the visual effect of atmospheric mists. They also painted at large scale, enveloping the

viewer’s gaze within a transporting vision of nature’s majesty. This tradition, which coalesced in the 10th and 11th centuries, has come to be known as “Monumental Landscape.”

“Riverbank” is one of the most important sources we have for this tradition’s foundation. Its landscape forms are described through subtly applied washes of diffuse ink that accumulate into alternating bands of light and dark. The softly rubbed-on texturing and absence of distinct contour lines reflects the transformation of an earlier tradition, which is preserved in paintings of the Tang dynasty. By the middle of the Northern Song dynasty in the 11th century, signature line work had become the landscape painter’s key tool in describing landscape forms and textures, replacing the softer washes of Tang.

“Riverbank” falls in between these two traditions, placing it squarely in the momentously important 10th century.

“Riverbank” was the subject of controversy when it was purchased from C. C. Wang in 1997. One prominent scholar, James Cahill (1926–2014) of the University of California, Berkeley, argued that the painting was not a work of the 10th century but a forgery by the 20th-century artist Zhang Daqian (1899–1983). Out of deference to Professor Cahill’s stature and firm in the belief that the painting could withstand the scrutiny of the field, The Met’s experts convened a symposium to address the painting’s authenticity, inviting leading scholars from around the world to weigh in. The proceedings were published as “Issues of Authenticity in Chinese Painting.” Since that time, Professor Cahill’s minority opinion has grown increasingly marginal, and the scholarly consensus that “Riverbank” is indeed a masterpiece of early Chinese landscape painting has grown stronger. It was exhibited in Taipei at the National Palace Museum in 2006 alongside that museum’s 11th-century masterworks by Fan Kuan and Guo Xi and at the Shanghai Museum in 2012. That these museums, among the most respected custodians and interpreters of Chinese painting in the field, share The Met’s belief in the painting’s authenticity speaks to the solidity of The Met’s dating and its acceptance among Chinese painting scholars.

The painting bears a signature of Dong Yuan (active 930s–960s), one of the leading landscape painters active at the court of the Southern Tang kingdom (937–975).

Though three other early attributions to Dong Yuan survive, there is no scholarly consensus on which, if any, of these works represents the real Dong Yuan, and there is significant stylistic range even within this small corpus. Given such a limited and murky sample, it is impossible to establish the kind of certainty necessary to support a firm attribution, let alone an idea of a chronology within Dong

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Thomas P. Campbell, director and CEO of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, recently announced that Oscar L. Tang has donated “Riverbank,” one of the most important Chinese landscape paintings in existence, to the museum.

In making the announcement, Campbell stated, “For more than 25 years, Oscar Tang and his family have been extraordinarily generous supporters of The Met’s efforts to build a major collection and exhibition program of Chinese art. In addition to earlier gifts of 20 important paintings that range in date from the 11th to the 18th century, Oscar has supported several major projects, including the creation of the Frances Young Tang Gallery, the Wen C. Fong Study-Storeroom, and an endowment for a junior conservator of Chinese painting.

Now, with this gift of ‘Riverbank,’ he has added a uniquely important treasure to The Met’s holdings and, in the process, further enhanced the museum’s stature as one of the preeminent collections of Chinese painting in the world.”

“For a long time, my intention has been to donate ‘Riverbank’ to The Metropolitan Museum of Art. I am making this gift now as an affirmation of my belief that The Met is an ideal platform on which to showcase the richness of the art and history of my family’s heritage, and to care for what in China would be considered a ‘national treasure,’” said Tang, who is a Trustee Emeritus of the museum and chairman of the department of Asian Art’s visiting committee.

A rare survivor from the formative days of Chinese landscape painting, “Riverbank” offers a window into the critically important 10th century, when images of nature rose to prominence, replacing pictures of the human figure as the dominant form of pictorial expression.

The handful of paintings that survive from this period, along with textual evidence, indicate that it was a time of epochal transformation, when the painting of landscapes made a quantum leap in scale, sophistication, and ambition. “Riverbank” is one of the key pieces of evidence of this revolution.

“Oscar Tang’s gift of ‘Riverbank’ is the capstone of a four-decade-long effort begun in 1973 by the Department of Asian Art’s Chairman Emeritus Wen C. Fong to build up The Met’s holdings of Chinese painting.

This donation, together with earlier gifts and purchases made possible by Mr. Tang, Douglas Dillon, John M. Crawford Jr., and many others, gives The Met the ability to narrate one of the great stories in Chinese art: the rise of a grand tradition of monumental landscape painting in the 10th century and its transformation into a self-expressive art form from the 11th to the 14th century,” said

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and trains.

Eberhard was also intrigued by, and acquired, a number of what appeared to be one-off steam engine models. Some were very sturdy and robust; others were crafted with an amazing delicacy and level of detail that is astounding.

I could only imagine how much we might have learned, had we been able to enjoy this collection with Eberhard himself explaining the intricacies of his wonderful machines, both the manufactured masterpieces by the German toy makers and the craftsman-made engines and models.

This auction pays tribute to three collectors – two whom I wish I had known but now feel that I have gotten to know through their collections. With this sale and catalog, I think buyers will come to know both Stephen and Eberhard, too.

In total, three great and disparate collections will cross the auction block on Friday and Saturday, March 31 and April 1, at 10 a.m. at Pook & Pook’s gallery in Downingtown, Pa. The exhibition for this auction will be held Monday, March 27, through Thursday, March 30, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The exhibition will also run from 8 to 10 a.m. on both auction days. Online bidding for this sale will be available on both Bidsquare at www.bidsquare.com and LiveAuctioneers at www.liveauctioneers.com.

For additional information, call 610-269-4040 or email info@pookandpook.com.

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Perhaps the weirdest and most striking item in the sale was an old (18th century) and purely decorative French tool with multiple knives and a corkscrew. Shaped as a rampant lion carved from mother of pearl with a silver head and paws, this must have been an expensive item to produce.

Even with five blades missing, plenty of serious collectors chased it to a selling price of $1,600.

The marketplace may not see another Langenhan spring corkscrew or a rampant lion multitool with corkscrew.

But there are probably more Old Crows out there, lurking

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Artwork from the Estate of Frank Campanella 1ST AUCTION: SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 2017 10 A.M. • PREVIEW: FRI., APRIL 7 11 A.M.-4 P.M. 1. Signed, Mountain Landscape.

2. Signed? Landscape.

3. W/C, Onorato Carlandi, 1848-1939, 14x19. Village Woman Leaning on Fence.

4. O/C, C. Kremer, 16x24, House and Mountains.

5. O/C., Paul John Clays, 1819-1900, 24x30, Sailing Ship.

6. Pencil Sketch, H. Matisse.

7. O/C, 40x25, Windmill.

8. O/C, J. Faucett, Sailing Ships at Harbor.

9. O/B, Andrew T. Schwartz, 1848-1939, 16x20, Mountain Landscape.

10. Drawing, Albert Lorey Groll, 1866-1952, 5x7, Landscape.

11. O/B, Andrew T. Schwartz, 1848-1939, 12x16, Landscape.

12. O/C, H.A. Schwabe, 1843-1916, 9x13, Landscape.

13. O/C, Alexander Kreisel, 1901-1953, 28x38, Abstract with People.

14. O/C, Franklin DeHaven, 1856-1934, 20x40, Trees.

15. O/C, Hal Robinson, 1875-1933, 18x24, Forest.

16. O/C, Robert Brackman, 1898-1980, 20x24, Portrait.

17. O/C, Unsigned, 15.5x21.5, Village Woman.

18. O/C, Charles Holloway, 1859-1944, 14x18, Landscape.

19. O/C, Thomas B. Griffin, 1858-1918, 12x18, Landscape.

20. O/C, Chuzo Tamotzu, 1891-1975, Old Farm.

21. W/C, C.P. Rising, 1859-1920, 14x20, Building Behind Trees.

22. Drawing, Albert Lorey Groll, 1866-1952, 12x16, Harbor.

23. O/C, Ellas Durand, 18x24, Russian Village/View From Window.

24. O/C, Charles Holloway, 1859-1944, 9x12, Landscape.

25. Drawing, Joseph H. Greenwood, 1857-1927, 3x4, Landscape with House.

26. Drawing, Joseph H. Greenwood, 1857-1927, 2x3.5, Landscape.

27. O/C, John Breton, 5x7, Three Women in Field.

28. O/C, Andrew T. Schwartz, 1848-1939, 16x20, Landscape with Road.

29. O/C, Unsigned, 18x24, Snow Capped Mountain.

30. O/C, Charles Holloway, 1859-1944, 14x18, Landscape.

31. Drawing, Albert Lorey Groll, 1866-1952, 14x18, Landscape with Boat.

32. O/B, Hal Robinson, 1875-1933, 8x10, Landscape.

33. O/B, Andrew T. Schwartz, 1848-1939, 16x12, Landscape.

34. Drawing, Vincent Van Gogh, 8x10, Chair.

35. O/B, Franklin DeHaven 1843-1916, 3x7.5, Landscape.

36. O/C, Attributed To Charles Holloway, 1859-1944, 14x20, Landscape with Haystack.

37. Drawing, Joseph H. Greenwood, 1857-1927, 5x7, Landscape.

38. Drawing, Augustin Pajou, 1730-1809, 7x11, Nude.

39. W/C, Albert Lorey Groll, 8x8, Landscape with Hills.

40. W/C, William Moyland, 13x19, Landscape with White Bridge/Ramp.

41. O/B, Helen Chamberlin, 12x14, Landscape.

42. O/C, Unsigned, 24x34, Snow Covered Tree.

43. O/C, Irene Robinson, 24x42, Art Studio with Three People.

44. O/C, Unsigned, 30x44, Landscape.

45. O/C, V. Gernon, 24x36, European Street.

46. O/B, Bob Abbett, Craggy Mountain with Tree, in Blue.

47. O/B, J. Suvoye, 18x28, Landscape with Mountains.

48. O/B, Kezer, 22x30, Contemporary of World.

49. O/C, A Oewald, 21x25, Tulips.

50. O/C, Signed Illegibly, 16x20, Village Street.

51. O/B, J. Segreto, 12x24, Sailboat and Buoy.

52. Engraving/Lithograph, Alexander Kreisel, 1901-1953, 17x14, People and Animals.

53. O/C, Unsigned, Portrait of Woman and Lily.

54. O/B, Franklin DeHaven, 1843-1916, 12x16, Landscape.

55. Engraving, James Basire, 1730-1802, 6x9, People in Woods.

56. Painting on Glass, Rosalba, 12x16, Woman.

57. Painting on Glass, Rosalba, 12x16, Woman 58. O/C, Unsigned, 16x20, Landscape.

59. Gouache, Matt Clark, 12x26, Men and Woman on Train.

60. W/C, Thomas B. Griffin, 1858-1918, 26x17, Landscape.

61. W/C, Maurice Sterne, 1878-1957, 11x15, Street with Adobe Houses.

62. O/C, Hal Robison, 1875-1933, 16x20, Landscape.

63. O/C, John Sparacio ‘87, 48x48, Abstract in Orange and Black.

64. O/C, J. Van Zile, 18x24, Boys Frokidking Water from Horse Drawn Tank.

65. O/C, AX, 19x23, Potted Plant on Fire Scape.

66. O/C, S.H. Gabay 24x36, Contemporary of Two Arches.

67. Drawing, Bianco, 18x11.5, Portrait of Woman with Pearls.

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68. Drawing, Vlesark, 18x14, Portrait of Man with Beard.

69. Drawing, Vlesark, 18x14, Portrait.

70. O/C, Unsigned, 20x16 Snow Covered House and Tree.

71. O/C, H.M., 42x58, Title: “Old King Cole”.

72. O/C, Unsigned, 30x40, Field and Mountains.

73. O/C, Unsigned, 20x40, Trees.

74. Drawing, Albert Lorey Groll, 1866-1952, 9x6, Landscape.

75. Drawing, Albert Lorey Groll, 1866-1952, 8x9, Landscape.

76. Drawing, Albert Lorey Groll, 1866-1952, 12x10, Cactus.

77. Drawing, Albert Lorey Groll, 1866-1952, 12x10, Cactus Study.

78. O/C, Unsigned (Dutch), 24x35, Still Life with Dear Birds.

79. O/C, Percel, 24x36, House and Trees in Winter.

80. O/C, Chelius ‘89, 23x35, Venice Canal.

81. O/C, Unsigned, 20x28, Landscape.

82. O/B, Andrew T. Schwartz, 1848-1939, 12x16, Landscape.

83. O/C, Signed? 28x34, Island Landscape.

84. O/C, Signed? 17x30, Floral Still Life.

85. O/C, Signed? 36x48, European Village.

86. O/C, L. Todesco, 24x48, Boats.

87. O/C, John E. Sparacio 1989, 42x48, Abstract, Titled: “Pissed Off” 88. O/B, Morris Katz, 24x30, Landscape with Deer.

89. O/C, F.P.C. ‘54, 24x29, Two People Bailing Hay. 90. O/C, Signed? 14x18, Still Life with Samovar.

91. O/C, Unsigned, 25x36, Island Fishing Scene.

92. O/C, Carol Skutnik, 16x20, Winter Landscape.

93. O/C, Livingston Garr, 29x24, Child with Flowers.

94. O/B, Walter Mosley, 12x20, Titled: “Yellow House”.

95. O/C, Buss, 23x36, Landscape.

96. O/C, H. Khai, 14x33, Water Village.

97, O/C, Alexander Kreisel, 1901-1953, 19x30, Two People.

98. Drawing, Lesorch, 19x14, Man with Beard.

99. O/B, Frank Palmieri, 24x20, Flowers in Silver Pitcher.

100. O/C, Paul Gauguin, 1848-1903, 23x30, Titled: “The Burao Tree, 1892”.

101. O/C, Jean Narah, 20x24, Haitian Boy Playing Flute.

102. O/C, G. Mindell ‘67, 19.5x25, Shoes and Pot in Grass.

103. O/C, 35.5x42.5, Woman & Child.

104. O/C, H. Lee, 23x28, Landscape.

105. O/C, P. Bowden 1965, 30x30, Woman with Red Sash.

106. O/Paper, Keyar, 24x36, Fishermen.

107. O/C, Alexander Kreisel, 1901-1953, 30x36, Two Men Reading.

108. O/C, 18th C., 30.5x25, Portrait of Woman.

109. O/C, C. Ciardello, 20x28, Landscape with Stone Building.

110. O/C, Unsigned, 24x31, Park.

111. O/C, P. Prevost, 16.5x20, Haitian People.

112. O/C, Morris Katz, 16x20, Landscape.

113. O/C, Alexander Kreisel, 1901-1953, 19x30, Two People.

114. O/B, Andrew T. Schwartz, 1864-1942, 12x16, Landscape.

115. O/C, Alexander Kreisel, 1901-1953, 30x26, People 116. O/C, J. Rosenburg, 24x30, Nude on Couch.

117. O/C, John E. Sparacio 1988, 36x36, Abstract.

118. O/B, Morris Katz 1988, 20x15.5, Ocean and Seagulls.

119. O/C, Walter Cox, 1867-1930, 25x30, Portrait of Young Woman.

120. O/C, E. Douvais, 24x32, Landscape with Man Plowing Field.

121. O/C, Albert Notarbartolo, 1934-2008, 24x36, Abstract.

122. O/C, F. Winslow, 24x36, Seascape.

123. O/C, Unsigned, 26x19, Man with Hoe. 124. O/B, Morris Katz 1977, 8x10, Snow Scene.

125. O/B, Unsigned, 14x20, Sea/Land.

126. O/C, D. Rouzier ‘66, 20x24, Haitian, Woman Near Tree.

127. O/C, Bernord, 24x48, Landscape with Birds.

129. O/C, W.W. Weisgerier? 1941, 20x25, Snowy Landscape.

130. O/B, Morris Katz 1988, 18x24, Landscape with Cypress Trees.

131. O/C, P. Bowden, 30x24, Portrait of Young Woman.

132. Unsigned, 18x23, Landscape.

133. O/C, Naome Lorne, 1902-1964, 20x29, Landscape.

134. O/B, Andrew T. Schwartz, 1864-1942, 16x20, Landscape.

135. O/C, 18th C. 28x19, Religious.

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136. O/C, H. Williamson, 20x24, Still Life with Plate, Fruit and Vase.

137. O/C, Unsigned, 29x29, Abstract.

138. O/C, Louis M. Eilshemis, 19th C., 22x15, Two Nudes by Lake.

139. O/C, J.H. Harazda 1931, 30x23, Snow Capped Mountain, Inscription: “Presented to Miss Engela Berends” 140. O/C, William M. Rue, 28x38, Sailing Ship.

141. O/C, Signed? 19x20, Floral Still Life.

142. O/C, Maxwell Stewart Simpson, 1900-1958, 16x20, Landscape.

143. O/C, J. Fagnet, 30x14.5, Boat.

144. O/B, Norma Deana, 16x20, House.

145. O/B, Hal Robinson, 1875-1933, 24x27, Rocky Landscape with Stream.

146. O/C, 23x29, Windmill.

147. O/C, Arthur T. Nowell, 1862-1940, 44x34, Portrait.

148. O/C, L. Saponoff, 24x29, Portrait.

149. O/C, 27x18, Portrait.

150. O/C, 24x36, Farm with Horse.

151. Lithograph, Picasso 1904, 20x15.5, Woman with Child.

152. W/C, Signed M.T., 19th C., Landscape.

153. W/C, Winthrop Turney, 1884-1965, 11x12, Locomotive.

154. O/C, Hal Robinson, 1875-1933, 30x40, Landscape with Stream, Gold Gilt Frame.

155. O/C, Chromo Carot, 7x9, French Landscape.

156. O/B, Signed, 6x8, Landscape with Lighthouse.

157. O/C, Unsigned, 10x14, Landscape.

158. O/C, Signed, 13x18, Landscape with Cow. 159. O/B, H. Chamberlin, 16x19.5, Ship.

160. O/C, E.K. Hunt, 18th C., 12x18, Landscape.

161. O/C, Walter Mosley, 11x14, Still Life with Fruit and Glass.

162. O/B, F.B. McCarthy 1901, River Scene.

163. W/C, Jean Baptista Lallemand, 1710-1805, 14x58, Woman, Child and Fawn.

164. O/C, Teru Suzuki, 20x24, Mountains and Sea. 165. O/C, A.H. Chase, 19th C., 13x18, Portrait.

166. O/C, 17th C., 9x11, Knight.

167. O/B, Robert Abbett, 1926, 16x20, American Indian Piece on Red Background.

168. O/B, Signed Illegibly Lower Left, 8x10, Trees.

169. O/C, Unsigned, 18th C., 23x18, Landscape.

170. O/Tin, L. Saponoff, 16x20, Lobster.

171. O/C, 20x24, Sheep.

172. O/C, J. Carlson, 9x12, Snow Scene.

173. O/C, Naome Lorne, 1902-1964, 12x17.5, Abstract in Green.

174. O/C, W. MacGregor, 15.5x17, Lake.

175. O/C, 18th C., 15x18, Landscape.

176. O/B, Signed Illegibly, “July 20, 1941”. 12x16.5, Willow Knoll, Grandview, NY. 177. W/C, Marco Antonio Rizzi, 1648-1723, Pillared Entryway.

178. W/C, Onorato Carlandi, 1848-1939, 5x8, Peasant Woman.

179. O/B, G.B.W., 19th C., 11x14, Landscape.

180. O/B, E.K. Hunt, 8x14, Tree.

181. O/C, Alexander Kreisel, 1901-1953, 24.5x19.5, People.

182. W/C, Winthrop Turney, 1884-1965, 10x14, Plant.

183. W/C, Winthrop Turney, 1884-1965, 10x12, Red Berries.

184. O/C, B.J.C., 18x24, Abstract.

185. O/C, M. Biret, 13x16, Landscape.

186. O/C, H. Millerett 1909, 8x14, Still Life.

187. O/B, Jackie Boker, 10x12, Landscape.

188. O/B, P. Braner, 10x14, Man with Mug. 189. O/B, D. Gershuni, 12x20.5, Landscape.

190. Sculpture, Eugene Gauss, 1905-1988, 54” H. 191. Sculpture, Diller Estate.

192. O/B, L. Saponoff, House.

193. O/B, Morris Katz 1977, Ice Skaters.

194. W/C, H.R. Burdick, 1844-1942, 6x7, Landscape with Stream.

195. W/C, H.R. Burdick, 1844-1942, 6x7, Landscape with Tree, Estate of Doris Burdick.

196. W/C, H.R. Burdick, 1844-1942, 6x7, Landscape, Estate Of Doris Burdick 197. O/C, Valenti, 60x48, Contemporary Arch.

198. O/B, L. Saponoff, 16x20, Building.

199. O/B, Colquoin, 20x15.5, Marketplace.

200. O/C, Skohill 1965, 27x49, Portrait of Young Girl.

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PAPERBACKS FOR COLLECTORS and Readers. All genres. Low prices. Free lists. Cris Kocher, Books, 534 Meigs St., Athens, GA 30601.

THE “RED BOOK”. A guide book f U.S. Coins, all years available from 1947 to 1992. Ray Drapeau, 1 Polk Ave., Portsmouth, NH 03801.

BOBSNONSPORTS.COM NO BUYERS premium, also coins, auction bid email bobosi9@verizon.net call 215-822-1834, on website go to Bob’s cormer. Mail bids to Bob Osifchin, 108 Cornwall Dr., Chalfont, PA 18914 BUYING AND SELLING Non-Sport cards, call 215-822-1834 all conditions wanted from poor to mint, also check my auction ad “Bob Osifchin”

FIESTA/ DISNEY RARE, 2 cereal/ soup bowls, lt. green, lt. blue; Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny, Salmon color Fiesta Snack Tray, call 484-619-8529.

AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION CLEARANCE Vintage Hollywood, Sports, Political, Music, Cartoonists, Military, Playbills, Authors, Movie Stills and Steel Engravings too! Want Lists? Odlaw Sellers, Grafton, MA 01519.

FREE LISTS! FREQUENT Mail Auctions for Collectors/ Dealers. Paper, Miscellaneous Collectibles, Auctions since 1987. $1 Minimum Bids! Mike Baeten, 511 Nathan Dr., De Pere, WI 54115, email mfbaeten@gmail.com FREE MONTHLY CATALOG of Authentic Entertainment Autographs, 10% discount on first order, call Starshots at 941-6976935, email starshots@centurylink.net write Star Shots, 5389 Bearup St., Port Charlotte, FL 33981.

STEEL ENGRAVINGS COLLECTIONS “1850’s” Presidents, Signers, Supreme Court, Civil War, Authors, Cabinet, Revolutionary, Europe. Ready to frame.

Cheap! Want Lists! Odlaw Sellers, Grafton, MA 01519.

VINTAGE MOVIE STILLS 1910’s-1940’s Classics, Disney. M.Monroe, H.Bogart, W.C.Fields, O.Wells, J.Crawford, M.Pickford, L.Barrymore, J.Garland.

Cheap! Autographs too! Want Lists? Odlaw Sellers, Grafton, MA 01519.

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MAGAZINES

1950’S MOVIE STAR Magazines, also Elvis and ohers LPs. List favorite stars, singers, groups. Anna Labbate, 63 Oxholm Ave., Staten Island, NY 10301, ann5073@aol.com ADULT GIRLIE MAGS. Private collection spanning 50’s - present. Many titles, Celebrities, Ginger Lynn, Seka, & others most N. Mint, Must have want lists.

Reasonable prices. Looking for those rare girlie mags? I may have them!

Al Nazario, #12P 400 W. 43rd St, NYC, 10036 or call 212-868-9203 nazarioal@yahoo.com MENS’ GIRLIE MAGAZINES! Beauty Parade, Eyeful, Titter, Wink, Whisper and Flirt WANTED. Title, describe cover (photocopies helpful) and prices to: David Hume, 321 East 11th Avenue, Apt. 3, Denver, CO 80203.

PEOPLE (WEEKLY) MAGAZINES for Sale.

Send for free list of issues and prices.

Also buying/ wanted. Send for list.

David Hume, 321 East 11th Avenue, Apt. 3, Denver, CO 80203.

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

LARGEST STOCK OF Original Movie Posters, Lobby Card and Stills in the United States for sale- 200,000 Posters and 500,000 Photos, 440-256-3660 Kirtland, Ohio 44094.

MOVIE POSTERS! ONE Sheets! (27x41) For Sale. Send for free list of movies’, prices’ to: David Hume, 321 East 11th Avenue, Denver, CO 80203.

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POSTCARDS

30 COLORADO POSTCARDS! $20 includes postage. Buildings, Mountain Scenes/ Views and Wildlife. David Hume, 321 East 11th Avenue, Apt. 3, Denver, CO 80203.

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STAMPS

DISCOUNT POSTAGE/ COLLECT. $25 face MNH USA Commemorative Stamps for $20. NO Forevers, 3¢ to 44¢ issues.

David Hume, 321 East 11th Avenue, Apt. 3, Denver, CO 80203.

STAMPS COINS COLLECTABLES Lou Zeelsdorf 317 E. 8th St. #2 Erie, PA 16503.

FREE BOOK SEARCH for Out Of Print Books. M.M. Davies/ Bookfinder, 762 Route 23A, Catskill, NY 12414-5634.

518-755-4294, mmdbookfinder@aol.com

ATTENTION

AUTOGRAPHS FOR SALE: FREE bi-monthly list available. Also buying. Mike Hirsch, 11 Philips Mill Dr., Middletown, NJ 07748, 732-787-1202.

TV GUIDES FOR Sale! Send for free list of issues and prices. Also buying/ wanted.

Send for list. David Hume, 321 East 11th Avenue, Apt. 3, Denver, CO 80203.

Get the Word Out!!

CALENDAR COLLECTION 20 yrs. of collecting antique tractors, classic cars, cowboy/ western scenes. 100 calendars for $100. Call 361-550-5488.

WANTED JOHN DEERE page Ads. Richard Van Gosen, PO Box 44, Street, MD 21154-0050. 410-836-0466.

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CATHOLIC HOLY CARDS. Protestant Bible lessons, lace cards, scripture cards, paper icons. Brent Devitt, 35 Hawthorne Glen, Beavercreek, OH 45440. 937-238-0183.

Email devitt.brent@gmail.com EPHEMERA SALE INVENTORY reduction S.H. Jemik PO Box 753, Bowie, MD 20718 send stamp for list over 100 lots.

SERVICE OR SUPPLIES MEDICAL, SURGICAL, DENTAL, Apothecary, Old Baby Items, Ophthalmology, Quackery, circa 1850-1920 for details visit www.oldscalpelsandstuff.com

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WANTED: NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE CO. Indianapolis, IN (1900-1924). And early auto racing, CASE, STUTZ, INDY 500 1900-1917. Cars, parts, postcards, photos, information, sales literature, magazine articles & ads, newspapers, souveniers... anything. June 17, 1911 & June 15, 1912 Colliers mags., 1900-1917 THE BOSCH NEWS pamphlets. Charles Test, Minneapolis, MN chasdtest@aol.com Chuckstoyland.com 612-874-8531.

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Is pleased to announce Lamps

“Sculptures”

“OUR KICK OFF TO SPRING ESTATE AUCTION” “ITEMS FROM THE FOLLOWING ESTATES” THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MARY ELLEN GOLBY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. THE ESTATE OF THE LATE KENNETH PELTZ OF POTOMAC, MARYLAND ITEMS FROM THE LIVING ESTATE OF MARTHA MORRIS OF SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA ITEM PLUS OTHER ITEMS CONSIGNED FROM NUMEROUS FINE ESTATES FEATURING A FINE COLLECTION OF ESTATE JEWELRY “A RARE AND LARGE COLLECTION OF NATIVE AMERICAN SOUVENIR BEADWARE (INCLUDING SIOUX BEADED AND QUILLED HIDE TOBACCO PIPE BAG) FROM THE NIAGARA FALLS REGION INCLUDING MOHAWK, TUSCARORA, SENECA AND IROQUOIS TRIBES DATING BACK TO THE C.1860’S TO THE EARLY 1900’S”

“Victorian Photo Albums”

DATE OF THIS IMPORTANT AUCTION EVENT

SATURDAY, APRIL 8TH, 2017 THE AUCTION WILL START AT 9:00 A.M. SHARP (PRE-AUCTION INSPECTION DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 A.M. MORNING OF AUCTION) (SPECIAL SNEAK PREVIEW ON FRIDAY FROM 1:00 P.M. UNTIL 3:00 P.M.) PLEASE NOTE: NO INTERNET BIDDING. ABSENTEE BIDS, PHONE AND LEFT BIDS ACCEPTED LOCATION OF AUCTION: THE

“Numerous Jewelry”

FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (INDOORS-BUILDING #12) 797 EAST PATRICK STREET

HISTORIC FREDERICK, MARYLAND 21701

Beaded Purses

Very Partical Listing: Estate Jewelry Including 14k Gold Rings, Earrings, Bracelets, Pearl Neclaces, Sterling Silver Jewelry Plus So Much More, Sterling Silver, Fine Art, Fine Prints, Fine China, Fine Glassware, Numerous Fine antique Furniture, Decorative Furniture, Lamps, Mirrors, Collection Of Snuff Boxes, Tribal Art, Oil Paintings, Fine Victorian Furniture, Porcelains, Art Glass, Fitz And Floyd Collectibles, Ruby Red Etched Glassware, Royal Doulton Mugs, Fine Crystal Stemware, Roseville, Lusterware, Early Hand Blown Glass, Walking Sticks, Carnival Glass, Tintypes, Numerous Collection Of C.1860’s Through The Early 1900’s Photos, French Fashion Prints, Tapestries, Civil War Related Items, Collection Of Beer Steins, Hummels, Dolls, Numerous Place Setting Of Fine China, Rosenthal China, Old Quilts, Thomas Kinkade, Early Flo Blue China, C.1920’s Beaded Ladies’ Purses, Victorian Collar Boxes, Pair Of Art Deco Period Table Lamps, Imported Rugs, Early Table Runners, Tiffany & Co. Items, Antique Clocks, Decorated Document Wooden Boxes, Fine Linens And Lace, Early To Late 1800’s Victorian Period Family Photo Albums, Art Plates, Numerous Sculptures, Fine Early Porcelain Tea Sets, Victorian Table Lamps.

Please Note This Is A Partial Listing Of What Our Buyers Are Going To See, Expect Much More In This One Day Auction Event!!!

Do Not Miss This Auction If You Love Antiques And Collect Quality Items.

Native American Bead Bag

PLEASE VISIT WWW. AUCTIONZIP.COM (AUCTIONEERS ID# 2894) TO VIEW HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS FOR THIS AUCTION EVENT...

MORE PHOTOS WILL BE ADDED RIGHT UP UNTIL APRIL 7TH, SO PLEASE KEEP CHECKING THE WEB SITES. YOU CAN ALSO VISIT US ON

THREE AUCTIONEERS SELLING... OVER 1,500 LOTS... NO RESERVES!!!

TERMS OF AUCTION: Cash, Traveler’s Checks. 10% Buyer’s Premium Added To The Hammer Price. Out-Of-State Dealers: Your Tax Number Or Retail Sales Tax Number Is Welcome With A Copy Of Your Current Tax License. Out-Of-State Buyers Must Have A Bank Letter Dated 3 Days Prior To April 8th, 2017 Stating That Their Checking Account Has A No Bounce Check History If Wishing To Write A Check. We Accept Checks From Maryland Residents. The Auctioneer Has The Right To Refuse Anyone’s Check If He Wishes To Do So. All Items Sold Where-Is And As-Is. All Announcements Made On Auction Day Shall Take Precedence Over Previously Distributed Information. We Do Not Accept Credit Cards And No Internet Bidding.

Numerous Porcelains

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AUCTION OR CONSIGNING TO OUR MONTHLY AUCTIONS PLEASE CONTACT:

HOWARD B. PARZOW, AUCTIONEER FINE AUCTIONEERING SINCE 1976 PHONE

301-351-6544

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imported Rugs

Roseville Pottery “Sioux Beaded and Hide Tobacco Pipe Bag”

imported Rugs Roseville Pottery Oil Paintings

“Art Glass”

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“Art Glass”

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