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Nine Oval Portrait Miniatures By Charles Willson Peale (1741-1827) Sell For Combined $94,163 France, refinished, with brass handles and latches, with three clothes holders and padding inside. The other was a magnificent early bracelet watch, with a face measuring a diminutive onehalf inch. The bracelet had an openwork gold hinged “wire” for an enveloping fit, along with six carats of diamonds. A Civil War-era Colt Model 1851 Navy revolver, fourth model, .36 caliber with a 7.5 inch barrel, factory engraved and shipped to J. C. Grubb & Co. (Philadelphia) on Nov. 23, 1861, sold for $12,150. Also, an oil-oncanvas painting by Russian Federation artist Nicholai A. Tarkhov (1871-1930), a landscape work depicting pine trees in a forest, changed hands for $5,900. Returning to the Peale portrait This oil-on-board by John Gadsby miniatures, the watercolor on Chapman (1808-89), titled “Peyton ivory portrait of Lt. Col. Richard Falls, Va.,” done in 1862, sold for Cary, Washington’s aide-de- $7,080. It measured 12-by-8-inches. camp, was the runner-up lot in the group, selling for $15,340. Cary Revolutionary War, sold for was one of Washington’s most $7,470. The portrait of Mrs. trusted men, having been promot- Joseph Bloomfield, the wife of ed from brigadier major to aide- Gen. Joseph Bloomfield, the Deputy Judge-Advocate General de-camp in June 1776. The watercolor and gouache of the Continental Army and on ivory portrait of Elizabeth Governor of New Jersey, realized This miniature on ivory portrait painting by Charles Willson Peale (1741- Digby Peale (1747-76) sold for $6,490. The portrait of Gen. Anthony 1827) of Robert R. Livingston, one of five men who drafted the original $9,960. She was the sister of the Declaration of Independence, sold to a private collector in Florida for artist and wife of Capt. Robert Lamb (at age 19 when he sat for $23,600. Polk, a privateer who died in bat- Peale), who served in the War of watercolor and gouache on ivory was submitted. Online bidding tle in 1777 during the 1812 and was the son of Brevet provided by Revolutionary War. The watercol- Gen. John Lamb, who served durportrait of Robert R. Livingston was and or and gouache on ivory portrait ing the American Revolution, sold (1746-1813), a Declaration signer LiveAuctioneers.com and an American lawyer, politi- Invaluable.com. Phone and left of John Beale Bourdley (1727- for $8,092, while the portrait of 1804), a planter and judge, as well Mary Riche Swift (1755-90), cian and diplomat from New mounted in a fire gilt brass frame, York. He is also considered one of sold for $6,500. A handwritten the nation’s Founding Fathers, note on the reverse side explains and was known as “The Swift died giving birth. Chancellor,” after the office he A Civil War-era Colt Model As a sidenote, these portraits held for 25 years. His portrait 1851 Navy revolver, fourth came to the auction house too late miniature sold for $23,600. .36 caliber with a 7.5 inch for the bulk of the company’s probids were model, Charles Willson Peale was barrel, sold for $12,150. motion efforts. “It’s quite also one of the first major figures in astounding, the fact that these recorded. American art. He created an An original and early as Peale’s best friend, sold for miniatures were consigned less art and natural history museoil-on-board painting by $9,337. Included was a lock of the than two weeks prior to the aucum that became world the renowned Florida subject’s hair, encased in a glass tion date, unreserved, with no famous, especially for the time for print advertising,” said Highwayman artist men- window on the reverse side. gallery of more than 250 The portrait of Jacob Morris Dianni. portraits he did of various distin- tor, Albert E. (Beanie) Backus For additional informa(1906-90), done in 1941 and (1755-1844), believed to be the guished Americans. The following are additional depicting what is likely the boat son of Lewis Morris, a signer of tion, call 954-895-8727, e-mail highlights from the auction. All building yard of Backus & Son in the Declaration of Independence ljdmarine00@gmail.com, or visit Asian objects included this red prices reflect a buyer’s premium Fort Pierce, sold for $17,700. and a general during the www.LouisJDianni.com. coral sculpture of a Guan Yin fig- that ranged from 18 to 24.5 per- Also, an oil-on-board waterfall ure, 11 inches tall on a base. It sold cent, depending on how the bid scene by John Gadsby Chapman for $14,580. (1808-89), titled “Peyton Falls, Va.,” painted in 1862, sold for $7,080. Asian objects were led by a red coral carving of a Guan Yin figure holding an ingzahi scepter and surrounded by nature and animals, mounted on a carved rosewood base and standing 11.5 inches tall, which sold for $14,580. Another carved Guan Yin, an ivory, early 20th century example showing a main figure and three smaller Buddha figures praying at the top, brought $7,470. Two very different lots realized identical selling prices of This bracelet of 18 carat gold, having six carats of diamonds with a Rolex $6,847. One was a late 19th-cen- A late 19th century trunk by Louis Vuitton of France, refinished, with tury trunk by Louis Vuitton of brass handles and latches, sold for $6,847. watch inside, sold for $6,847.

ine oval miniature on ivory portrait paintings of prominent men and woman from Colonial-era America, all of them rendered by Charles Willson Peale (17411827), sold for a combined $94,163 to lead Louis C. Dianni LLC’s sixth annual Palm Beach Auction, held Feb. 14 to 16, at the Hilton Hotel and Conference Center in West Palm Beach, Fla. More than 6,000 bidders from 70 countries registered via the Internet to compete for the nearly 2,000 lots of unreserved offerings, making this the largest antiques, arms and art auction in the state of Florida. The paintings included portraits of Lt. Col. Richard Cary (an aide-de-camp to then Gen. George Washington), Gen. Anthony Lamb (who served in the War of 1812), and Robert R. Livingston (one of five men who drafted the original Declaration of Independence). “This was our most successful auction to date, hands down,” said Louis J. Dianni LLC (based in nearby Palm Beach). “We had a fabulous mix of merchandise, and so much to choose from, but the Peale portrait miniatures were the big draw. People flew in to bid on them, collectors, dealers, museum curators, you name it. But a local man acquired the group’s top-selling lot,” said Dianni. That would be the miniature

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Premier Sideshow Banner Collection Joins Circus Posters, Coca-Cola, Country Store And Much More In Mosby & Co. Auction

Here is a 1906 Coca-Cola tip tray.

sideshow banners were consigned by other private collectors. The hot ticket within the banner offering is a 46-footlong example that Mosby’s owner, Keith Spurgeon, says is the largest one Fred G. Johnson (American, 18921990) ever painted. “Fred Johnson was the Picasso of sideshow banner artists. H i s w o r k w a s e v e n shown at the World’s Fair of 1933. Today, his art is

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Goudey and other gum com- at auction, so we might see panies and a pair of circa- some strong competition on 1900 matched brass beer auction day.” A poptaps, each ular cate24 inches gory in past tall and Mosby sales designed to has been tribal replicate items from swans’ the South necks. Pacific/ Some Oceana rare and and Africa. unusual hisThis time torical aviathe ethnotion relics graphic have been attractions secured come in for the the form May 16 of two auction. Fijian war An origiis a two-sided porcelain Van clubs, a nal, unused This very fine propeller for Durk travel sign. a World War I de Havilland Hawaiian gourd calabash DH5 fighter plane, which (bowl) and a few African presumably never left the air- pieces with provenance from craft factory where it was the late Irwin Hersey, who made, will be sold. Only 500 was a knowledgeable and such planes were produced respected collector from the during the First World War, 1950s through 1990s. Three-dozen 19th-centuand none of them have survived, said Spurgeon. ry sterling and coin silver Also “impossible to “monkey” spoons will be auctioned. The unusual find,” accordspoons were commissioned ing to by Dutch settlers in the Spurgeon, Hudson River Valley to comis the pair memorate noteworthy occaof original sions. Their name is thought wicker pasto have come from the senger seats looped shape of their from a circahandles, which 1925 Ford Tri-Motor airplane. “Things like (Continued on these chairs are page 6) found only in museums. Collectors are very keen to find objects of this type, but they never show up This is a 19th-century Hawaiian calabash (bottom) and a Fijian ula or throwing club (top).

The circa-1930 Neiman Eisman sideshow banner with profiles of monkey faces at each side of cartouche will be sold.

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in high demand,” said DC-area collection amassed Spurgeon. “The art on this by a TV production company particular banner is all executive. In addition to many televisionclowns. It’s themed vehicles, immense and TV camera would have trucks, cars, covered jeeps, etc., the entire the collecfront of a tion feacircus tures a tent. It’s number of a wellCoca-Colaknown, related well-doct o y s . umented Additional piece, tin toys to probably be aucfrom the tioned 1960s, and has include probeen in the same The 1930s ductions by collection for Coca-Cola neon clock Marx and many years,” will be sold. many other said Spurgeon. Two very rare banners desirable brands. All are in painted by Neiman Eisman excellent condition. Some 50 to (d. 1956), both 60 pieces of exhibiting a monantique key theme, came from a California collection. “Eisman is the man who got Fred Johnson started, and he worked alongside him as a blocker. Eisman had his own very distinctive style of painting and was known for his highly detailed backgrounds,” said Spurgeon. “We’re very fortunate to be able to offer These are a rare pair of origithese two banners, because Eisman’s work just never nal circa-1925 wicker passencomes up for sale. Any ger seats from a Ford Triknowledgeable collector Motor airplane. would confirm that.” From the same California advertising were sourced collection comes a small “from a California estate colgrouping of circus posters lection built over 45 years that no one knows covering a 50-year about,” said timespan from 1910 S p u r g e o n . to about the 1960s. “Everything is in Among them is an outstanding condiextremely colorful tion.” Among the and profusely illusitems in the collectrated poster for the tion are early Tom Mix Circus, country store promoting a items, straight guaranteed live razors and prisappearance by tine porcelain cowboy star signs, including Mix and his one that advertises horse Tony jewelry and watch that Spurgeon says repair and a travel he has never seen agency sign. before, either in Other highperson or in print. lights (from variThe toy section ous consignors) of the sale includes a include a 1930s This is a Roullet & Coca-Cola neon Decamps musical clock, 1930s knitting cat automathemed non-sports ton toy. collector cards by

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Buyers of rare, early circus sideshow banners had a field day when Mosby & Co. auctioned part one of an advanced collection that was started in the late 1970s. Now it’s time for part two to take its place in the spotlight, which it will do on Saturday, May 16, at Mosby’s gallery in suburban Washington, D.C. The banner collection is a special highlight of the sale and is the source for 11 of the 14 banners entered. Three additional

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For the 12th year in a row, East Coast collectors of political buttons, badges, ribbons and related ephemera will meet in Titusville, N.J., on Saturday, May 16, to sell, trade and display memorabilia from the most recent campaigns, as well as from political campaigns throughout the centuries. This 12th annual gathering of political collectors is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Titusville United Methodist Church. Attendees from multiple states can expect to see a wide variety of political items, ranging from 2016 presidential campaign buttons promoting Chris Christie, Hillary Clinton and Rand Paul as candidates to items from such former presidents as Teddy and Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton. This gathering will be hosted by the local chapter of the American Political Items Collectors (APIC) national nonprofit hobbyist association, which is dedicated to preserving political history. “Our meetings offer a great opportunity for young and old alike to see and learn about real artifacts used by candidates throughout our nation’s many elections,” said Tony Lee, a Titusville resident and president of APIC’s Big Apple Chapter. “Most political items don’t survive the elections in which they were used, so to see an

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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

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08109 Merchantville 856-912-1082 DECOTIQUE ANTIQUES, 13 N. Centre St. Antiques, jewelry, vintage clothing, ephemera, home decor. Hours Thursday thru Saturday 12-7pm and by appt. www.artdecotique.com

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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.

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07701 Red Bank 732-224-0033 MONMOUTH ST. EMPORIUM, 27 Monmouth St., Voted Best Antique Store in Monmouth Co. 2012-2014, Multi-Dealer 5,000 s.f. shop. Open 7 days/ week. Space available.

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Heritage Auctions Expands In New York City Additional Space At 455 Park Avenue Will Provide More Room For Public Displays Heritage Auctions (www.HA.com) again is expanding its New York City offices at 445 Park Ave. (at 57th St.). The addition of more office space on the building’s 15th floor will free up street-level floor space to expand public displays of historic collectibles from Heritage’s 39 different auction categories, including comic books and comic art, sports memorabilia, rare coins and paper money, entertainment and music memorabilia, books and manuscripts, wine, luxury handbags and fine and decorative art. “We opened our Manhattan gallery and offices in September 2010 and increased our space by 25 percent two years later. We’ve now signed a lease to expand our office space on the 15th floor by 50 percent. This brings the total square footage at our Park Avenue location to 10,232,” said Heritage Auctions president Greg Rohan. “To give you an idea of Heritage’s dedication to the New York market and to this office, the per-squarefoot rent on the new space is

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about 40 percent higher than on our existing space on the 15th floor,” said Rohan. “One of the most talked about features of our New York gallery is the Heritage Window on Park Avenue. Thousands of people pass by each day and enjoy eyecatching displays of selections from upcoming auctions,” said Kathleen Guzman, Heritage’s New York managing director. “After we move some of our ground floor offices to the new space on the 15th floor, we’ll significantly expand our lobby area exhibit space for collectors and the public to see even more displays of rare and historic collectibles and art,” explained Guzman. Dallas, Texas-based Heritage opened its New York City gallery and a Beverly Hills, Calif., gallery and salesroom five years ago at a time when many major auction firms were contracting during the economic recession. Heritage Auctions’ New York gallery is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The phone number is 212-486-3500.

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. 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. 18080 Slatington 610-767-8400 BUS STOP INDOOR FLEA MARKET 8281 RT 873, Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. 9am-5pm. Antiques Flea Market 20,000 sq.ft Former Keystone Lamp Factory. New vendors welcomed. 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. 18327 Delaware Water Gap 570-424-6700 OPS AUCTION HOUSE 31 Waring Dr. behind Historical Castle Inn. 11-6 Thurs.-Mon. Dealers Welcomed. Monthly bid board. Buy It Now! Auctioneer jackhamblinauctions.com 18337 Milford 570-409-8636 OLD LUMBERYARD ANTIQUES 113 7th St. 2 large Multi-Dealer Shops, 10,000 sq. ft. Mon., Thur-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5. www.oldlumberyardantiquesllc.com

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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.

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

18940 Wrightstown 215-598-8837 NOSTALGIC NOOK, Rt413, Carousel Village at Indian Walk. China, Stangl, Pennsbury Pottery, Paintings, Glass-Cut & Pressed, Silver, Primitives, Furniture, Lamps, M-Sa 11-5:30. Sun 11-5.

19522 Fleetwood 610-207-2702 THE SHOPPES AT KIRBYVILLE RT 222 between Kutztown & Reading minutes from I-78. 10,000 sq.ft 3 story barn. Antiques, collectibles, furniture, unique items. Thurs.-Sun. 9-4 or appt.

The Collection Of Nedra Hendricks And The Late Dave Hendricks Will Be Sold At Alderfer Auction Abner Zook 3-D Carving Is A Highlight Of The Fine And Decorative Arts Auction On June 11 Alderfer Auction Company will sell the collection of Nedra Hendricks and the late Dave Hendricks of Boyertown, Pa. Dave and Nedra have attended auctions at Alderfer Auction throughout the years and became very close with the Alderfer auction family. This collection has many impressive pieces that Alderfer’s is honored to auction over the coming months on behalf of the Hendricks family. A collection of 55+ Stangl birds and animals will be featured in the Thursday, May 7, Estate Auction. The Fine and Decorative Arts Auction on Thursday, June 11, will feature items such as a David Ellinger rooster theorem, work by Dolores Hackenberger, a corner and Dutch cupboard, an

“A.K. 1790” blanket chest, a slant-front desk, a John Kline tall-case clock and a collection of 50+ pieces of Stahl pottery. One particular art piece drawing attention is an Abner Zook 3D carving/diorama. Throughout his life, Zook created over 800 pieces that are a combination of painting and sculpture. The late Dave Hendricks founded the radio station WBYO (107.5 FM) in 1959 in Boyertown, Pa. The listening audience stretched far and wide, making WBYO one of the most popular stations for Southern Gospel from Central Pennsylvania to New Jersey. Dave sold the station in 1989 but continued to host a southern gospel music program and was a song writer. Sanford A. Alderfer, founder of the

Results In From Burkholder Sale Witman Auctioneers Inc. of Manheim, Pa., conducted a public auction on March 28 for Ray D. Burkholder at 758 W. Newport Road, outside of Lititz, Pa. Some items that were sold were a Kubota 2027 tractor with loader for $14,025; an eight-foot step-down sandstone trough for $4,950; an eight-foot sandstone trough,

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Sanford Alderfer Companies, was a friend of Dave’s and has fond memories of Dave and Nedra attending many of his auctions. Several of their collections have been sold over the past few months, including 100+ pieces of Sunbonnet Babies china, various furniture, carved birds, coverlets, Fiestaware, Stangl, Pennsbury, Breininger and Bennington pottery. To learn more, visit www.AlderferAuction.com.

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known for large, beautiful, luscious landscapes, and this was a still life. It was very far from his subject range, so far, in fact, that when the painting was eventually sold, it brought one-tenth of what his work would normally do. The lesson in antiquing, which I can never say often enough, is to study, research and study some more. Also, learn to be objective in your evaluation of things. It’s so easy to get excited about seeing something by a known artist, but if the work is atypical, then stop and pause. Even if the price seems to be a bargain, it may always be a bargain because it does not represent the best work of the artist.

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allows them to dangle, similarly to the way monkeys loop their hands and tails around tree limbs and hang freely. Adding elegance from another era is a collection of 80 decorative stickpins, some are figural and some jeweled.

“Quite a few things haven’t been unpacked yet, including two boxes from a Texas collector who bought across the board but always went for quality above everything else,” said Spurgeon. Mosby & Co.’s May 16 auction will begin at 10 a.m. Eastern Time. They are located at 5714-A Industry Lane, in Frederick, Md. For additional information, call 240-629-8139, e m a i l keith@mosby auctions.com, or visit www.mosby auctions.com. Images courtesy Mosby & Co.

$4,400; and a double sandstone trough for $3,740. A red sandstone millstone sold for $3,740; a dated round well cover stone, $3,300; a round sandstone trough, $1,980; another sandstone trough, $1,540; and a Polaris 3500 four-wheeler realized $1,320. For further information, call 717-665-5735 or visit www.witmanauctioneers.com. This is a boxed Tippco Volkswagen Coca-Cola delivery truck.

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concrete mixer and Barber Greene bucket loader. Following right along will be a Smith-Miller Silver Streak truck, Keystone express truck and several Buddy â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; trucks: a Sit N Ride, Fast Freight and Express Line model. Also from the famed Moline, Ill., manufacturer Buddy â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; comes a Model T flivver coupe. In the cast-iron section, there are horse-drawn carriages, tractors, a fire pumper and a sub-collection of toy cannons. Five arcade vehicles include a touring car, a Model A coupe, cars No. 116 and No. 113, a Fordson tractor and a contractorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dump wagon. Dieterlyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hubley

Indian police motorcycle with sidecar retains both the driver and passenger figures and teams up nicely with another consignorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Indian bike in red with driver figure intact. Another nice addition is the Kilgore cast-iron Travel Air Mystery Plane. The railway station will be operating full steam at Stephensonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, as a broad array of primarily American trains will be presented, from both Dieterlyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and other advanced collections. Highlights include two Ives train sets in original boxes, a set of cast-iron trains and many examples by Lionel, such as an Electric Train Set No. 8 (boxed) and a Rapid Transit motor and dummy. Among the later productions are trains by Lionel, Williams, K-Line and Rail King, many of them in their original boxes. There will be several coveted ride-on trains in the sale, led by a Buddy â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Outdoor Railroad engine, caboose and

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track, an additional Outdoor Railroad engine, Marxâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lightning Express loco and a Keystone Railroad loco and passenger car. Stephensonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Toy, Doll and Train gallery auction will begin with dolls at 11 a.m. Eastern Time. Note: John Dieterlyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s toy collection will be introduced at 2 p.m. All forms of bidding will be accepted, including absentee, phone and live via the Internet. The pre-auction inspection will be held at Stephensonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gallery on Thursday, May 7, from 1 to 6 p.m., as well as on auction day from 9 to 11 a.m. The gallery is located at 1005 Industrial Blvd., Southampton, Pa. For additional information, call Cindy Stephenson at 215-322-6182, email info@ stephensonsauction.com or visit www.stephensons Here are two variations (top auction.com. Images courtesy of and middle) of Marxâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Busy Bridge and (bottom) a Unique Stephensonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Auctioneers. Art Lincoln Tunnel toy.

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Cordier Auctions’ Spring Antique And Fine Art Auction Will Be Held On May 16 And 17 A Lebanon County, Pa., tall case clock, a diamond and sapphire Deco bracelet, Cristofle flatware, and paintings by Antonio Pietro Martino and Louis Aston Knight will headline the Spring Antique and Fine Art Auction at Cordier Auctions on Saturday and Sunday, May 16 and 17. Among other categories, the sale will feature collectibles, jewelry, silver, Asian decorative arts, glass and pottery, furniture, fine art, and clocks. The auction will be held in A Giovane 18-carat diamond and enamel suite is estimated at $4,000$6,000.

the company’s auction house, located at 1500 Paxton St. in Harrisburg, Pa. The coins category will feature gold, including a 1917 McKinley commemorative $1 (est. $700-$800) and a 1904 Liberty Head $20 double eagle (est. $1,000-$1,500). In silver, a Mexican sterling tea set by A. Torres Vega, estimated at $1,500$2,000, and a 60piece mint-condition Cristofle Renaissance flatware set (est. $8,000-$12,000) will be offered. In collectibles, more than 100 lots of Hummels of all sizes will be sold, and carousel animals, including a Dentzel-style cat

A 4.26 ctw diamond and sapphire Deco bracelet is estimated at $4,000-$6,000.

(est. $1,000-$2,000). A 14carat gold presentation B&O Railroad badge will also be offered, with an estimate of $1,000-$1,500. Buyers will delight at more than 200 lots of jewelry, which will include a 4.26 ctw diamond and sapphire Deco bracelet (est. $4,000-$6,000), as well as numerous Tiffany pieces, including Atlas, Schlumberger, and F. Gehry. Other designers will This Dentzel-style carousel cat figure is estimated at $1,000-$2,000.

include Roberto Coin, Georg Jensen, and a Giovane 18carat diamond and enamel suite (est. $4,000-$6,000). A Rolex watch and Native American silver w i l l also be on the block. The category is The Antonio Pietro Martino (American, 1902-88) painting is estimated at $2,000-$4,000.

rounded out with a pair of 14 carat South Sea pearl and diamond earrings with an estimate of $4,500-$7,500

and a 14-carat diamond and garnet ring (est. $2,500$4,000), along with other vintage and modern diamond and gemstone pieces. Offerings in furniture will include a Chippendale-style dining suite (est. $3,000$5,000) and an American Chippendale fall-front desk

(est. $1,500-$2,000). More than 40 Persian rugs will be offered, ranging from scatter to room size. Among the tallcase clocks will be a Federal tall case clock by George Oves (1783-1837) of (Continued on page 14)

This 14-carat B&O Railroad This Wilmer Behler (Pennsylvania, 1915-94) painting is estimat- A 60-piece Cristofle flatware set is estimated This A. Torres Vega Mexican sterling tea set is presentation badge is estimated at $1,000-$1,500. estimated at $1,500-$2,000. at $8,000-$12,000. ed at $1,500-$3,000.

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19518 (In The Merritt’s Antique Clock Complex) BEAUTIFUL 1935 FORD: Flathead V8, 2 Door Sedan; 2 MG FIBERGLASS KIT CARS Volkswagen Powered; 1954 CHEVROLET CORVETTE, Original Barn Find Has Not been Out Of The Garage Since 1964; 1939 4 DOOR LASALLE Very Nice, Good Running Car, Great Driver; 1935 FORD ROADSTER Original V8; 1935 FORD CONVERTIBLE SEDAN Restored Nice Driving Car; 1935 FORD 3 WINDOW COUPE Worked V8; 1934 FORD PANEL TRUCK Barn Find; 1932 FORD PICKUP; 1989 MAZDA MIATA 68,000 Original Miles; 1917 DODGE TOURING CAR; 1966 FORD MUSTANG. Check www.auctionzip.com ID #5793 for photos and details. Terms Of Sale: Cash, Approved Check, Visa, MC or Discover. No Premium Charged On Automobiles

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RARE SIOUX DENTALIUM (TOOTH SHELL) AND TRADE CLOTH DRESS SELLS FOR $7,475 AT ALLARD AUCTIONS collection out of Texas and some great Navajo rugs,” said Steve Allard of Allard Auctions Inc., adding, “Jewelry is a category that’s still A rare Sioux 12row, fully covered, removable shell yoke with canvas, a dentalium and trade cloth dress, circa 1900, sold for $7,475.

very strong, while pottery and baskets sold within range. In all, it was a great auction.” The following are additional highlights from the large sale. Prices quoted reflect a 15 percent buyer’s premium, although the actual percentage may have been slightly different, depending on how the winning bid was placed (online vs. in-house). A woman’s outfit from the Shoshone plateau tribe of Wyoming, made circa 1960, This wide polychrome Hopi pottery jar, or olla, by Fannie Nampeyo, mid-20th century, with beautiful colors and a “migration” pattern, realized $2,588.

sold for $5,463. The out- made in the 1970s or ’80s, standing sinew-sewn flat made $3,738 and and lazy stitch $2,185. A tie beaded white made by Eddie buckskin Beyuka outfit was (1920-22), in very circa 1970, good conrealized dition. $2,588. Also, a In the near roomjewelry catsize Navajo egory, a size Crystal rug eight Hopi (or weaving) ring crafted by from the 1940s A wide, all-silver band Charles Loloma or ’50s, with a Hopi ring by Charles in the 1970s or striking geomet- Loloma (circa 1970s or ’80s, a beautiful, ric design retain- ’80s) with raised stones, wide, all-silver ing vivid colors, one of them gold, sold for band ring inlaid 75-by-128-inch- $2,875. with raised es, realized $4,025. stones (one of them gold), Bolo ties (ties with two brought $2,875, and a Zuni strings and a slide that goes matching necklace and earup and down) made ring set, made circa 1998 by the Zuni tribe by Ricky and Carlton from New Mexico, Jamon, set with finely famous for their carved turquoise frog inlay work, were a fetishes all on a silver surprise hit of the link chain and silver auction, sailing tube beads, sold for past even their $2,588. high estimates. Hopi jars were a Two bolo ties big hit with collecfrom Virgil and tors. A mid-1900s Shirley Benn, both jar by the legendary craftswoman Fannie A prehistoric Nampeyo, a classic Anasazi pottery wide polychrome jar, a black-onolla with gorgeous white water olla in ascolors featuring the found condition, 11.75“migration” pattern, inches tall, sold for $2,185.

A near-room size Crystal Navajo rug (or weaving) from the 1940s or ’50s with striking geometric design sold for $4,025.

breezed to $2,588, and a jar made by Dextra Quotskeyva, Fannie Nampeyo’s granddaughter, a very fine traditional polychrome example, blasted past a high estimate of $550 to sell for $1,955. An oil-on-canvas painting by Marjorie Reed (191596) rendered in the 1950s and titled “Stable Room Only,” depicting a night scene of the Holy family’s arrival, 29-by39-inches (minus the frame), (Continued on page 12)

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A Zuni inlay bolo tie by Virgil and Shirley Benn, made circa 1970s or ’80s with remarkable silver channel inlay, sold for $3,738.

American tribes of the Pacific Northwest, where the cone-shaped shells are grown. A standingroom-only crowd of over 100 people packed the venue in person, while another 1,000 or so bid online, via LiveAuctioneers.com and iCollector.com. Phone bids were also recorded. About half of all lots sold went to absentee and Internet bidders. By the time the final gavel fell on the second day of selling, the auction grossed roughly $230,000, including the buyer’s premium. “The auction was helped along by a diverse selection of merchandise, including a nice collection of bolo ties and concho belts, prehistoric pottery from a private

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A circa 1900 Sioux dentalium (tooth shell) and trade cloth dress that was featured on an episode of the PBS series “Antiques Roadshow” just prior to auction (it was appraised for $5,000 to $7,000) sold for $7,475 at the Big Spring Phoenix Auction. The annual event was held at the Holiday Inn and Suites in Mesa, Ariz., outside of Phoenix, by Allard Auctions Inc., based in St. Ignatius, Mont. This year’s two-day event, held March 7 and 8, featured more than 900 lots of Native American and Western artifacts, art and related collectibles. Included were Anasazi pottery, Zuni bolo ties and concho belts, a collection of Katsina dolls, baskets (from California, the Southwest and the Northwest Coast), pottery, beadwork and jewelry, Navajo rugs, original art, bronzes and prehistoric items. The Sioux dentalium and trade cloth dress (with yoke) was in very good condition. It was a rare old 12-row, fully covered and removable dentalium shell yoke with canvas, having the original selvage trade cloth dress with ribbon and metallic sequin accents. A few of the dentalium shells were missing, not unusual considering its age. Larger dentalium shells were often used as money by the Native

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Auction To Be Held At Porters Fire Co. , 1199 Porters Road, 17362 (Located in YORK CO.). From Square at Hanover, PA follow York St. - Rt.116E approx. 5 miles. Turn right onto Porters Road. Follow approx. 1 mile to fire hall on left. From York, PA take Rt. 30 West to Rt. 116. Follow Rt. 116 West 8.4 miles. Turn left onto Porters Rd. Follow Porters Rd. approx. 1 mile to Porters Fire Co. on left. See our website for directions from other locations. PARTIAL LISTING Beautiful York Co. stepback corner cupboard, very good 2 pc. Adams Co. Gettysburg, PA corner cupboard, very good southern wooden meat safe, RARE small early 1 door cupboard w/small screen on 1 side old paint stenciled “Stoddards Pat. 1848,” very good period Chippendale walnut slant lid desk, very good early walnut birdcage tilt-top dish top table w/tri snake legs, very good Jacob Klingman Yorktown walnut case Grandfather clock, man carving plant stand only 4 ever carved by Long Furniture Co., very good early Windsor chairs, early chestnut bed steps, early drop leaf tables, outstanding 19th century set/6 decorated red grain painted plank bottom chairs w/gold deer stencil decoration, very good 1 drawer stand w/1 board top w/battons, early blanket chest, early small chimney cupboard, early ladder back chairs, early 1802 hand drawn & colored fraktur w/hearts & flowers, early Hickory Dickory wall clock, small early Chippendale wall mirrors, very good quilts & coverlets, early samplers, early theorem, very nice needlepoint rug, few good oriental rugs, lots of good early small antiques, Redware, stoneware, pewter items, very good early wrought iron utensils, early tinware, early spatterware, early glassware, cast-iron items, early rye straw baskets, tin punch lanterns, wire baskets, early Betty lamps, pie crimpers, early books, woodenwares, 19th century china - ceramics - etc., few wooden decoys, early red mohair Teddy bear, much more. Please Note: Doors open day of auction at 7:15 A.M., good food available, plenty of parking, Plan to Attend! To View Full Sale Catalog & Sale Pictures Visit our website at www.paonsiteauction.com

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Once Discarded Frankenstein Movie Poster Sells For $358,500 At Heritage Auctions

MAJOR COLLECTORS AUCTION II

Vintage Movie Posters Auction Hits $2.1 Million On March 28 And 29

SATURDAY, MAY 16, 2015 AT 9:30 A.M.

amazing poster and a true piece of Hollywood history. It will be the gem of any collection. Period.” The Style C three-sheet measures a hulking 41-by78.5-inches and had apparently been used by the theater as a display for a number of reissues of the film, as was often the case throughout the 1930s and ’40s. Bidders also pushed the sale price of an 11-by-14-inch lobby card from the film to $40,630, making it the most valuable example of its kind from the movie. An imposing six-sheet for “The Maltese Falcon” (Warner Brothers, 1941), the only-known copy to have appeared at public auction, sold for $191,200 after

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reached $2,588. Reed was famous for her paintings of Western scenes, often showing Butterfield Overland stagecoaches, the Overland Mail Route, cowboys and horses. A prehistoric Anasazi pottery jar, a black-on-white water olla in as-found condition (in Tularosa, a village in Otero County, N.M.), 11.75inches tall, with some cracks but in remarkable condition for its age, sold for $2,185. A traditional hand-carved and painted Hopi cottonwood root “White Ogre” kachina doll from the Home Dance ceremony, 15-inches tall, brought $978. Baskets that fared better than expected included a Chemehuevi basket from the early 1900s, an outstanding oval-shaped tray with arrow and diamond figures. Estimated to bring $400$800, the basket went for $1,840. And a Papago (a tribe from south of Phoenix, known for their crude stitch baskets) large cylindrical storage basket, circa 1970s, (est. $200-$400) sold for $748. Other lots that exceeded expectations included a Navajo miniature, all-silver canteen from the 1960s or ’70s, with the edges and stopper set with square-cut turquoise stones. Estimated at $300-$600, the canteen brought $1,265. Also, a mid1900s hand-wrought, all-silver Navajo salt dish (or container) with matching spoon, expected to sell for $150$300, sold for $920.

This outstanding Shoshone woman’s sinew sewn flat and lazy stitch beaded white buckskin outfit, circa 1960s, small/medium, sold for $5,463.

Allard Auctions’ next auction event will be a smaller sale in Missoula, Mont. (time, date and location yet to be determined). In the summer, on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 15 and 16, Allard Auctions will conduct the annual Best of Santa Fe Auction, a major event on its calendar. It will be held at the Scottish Rites Hall at 463 Paseo de Peralta in Santa Fe, N.M. To learn more, call either 406-745-0500 or toll-free 888-314-0343 or visit www.allardauctions.com.

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spending decades in the private theaters of an old Detroit collection. Another lone survivor from the early years of American cinema, a three-sheet for the silent film “London After Midnight” (MGM, 1927) starring Lon Chaney, sold for $71,700 in its auction debut. A one-sheet Style D for “The Wizard of Oz” (MGM, 1939), considered to be the better style one-sheet of the two produced for the film’s original release, saw interest from eight bidders who pushed the selling price to $65,725, more than double its estimate. Two one-sheet posters featuring memorable images of Hollywood’s leading ladies quickly surpassed their esti- This Frankenstein movie poster, the only mates: a gorgeous six-foot example from the 1931 Universal poster for the 1933 horror classic known to exist, sold for Marlene Dietrich $358,000 at Heritage Auctions. daybill for vehicle “The Song of Songs” Australian (Warner (Paramount, 1933) sold for “Casablanca” $35,850, against a $15,000 Brothers, 1942) selling for estimate, and a bruised $21,510; an Italian four Carole Lombard on a 1936 foglio for “La Dolce Vita” poster for “Love Before (Cineriz, 1960), $19,120; a Breakfast” (Universal) sold three-sheet for “The Dawn for $33,460, against a Patrol,” starring Errol Flynn (Warner Brothers, 1938), $20,000 estimate. A rare surviving one- $15,535; and a signed, presheet from the silent film era, liminary artwork sketch by a poster for “Rebecca of director Akira Kurosawa Sunnybrook Farm” (Artcraft, from his 1980 masterpiece 1917), starring Mary “Kagemusha,” which also sold for $15,535. Pickford, brought $31,070. For additional informaAdditional highlights included the following: an tion, visit www.HA.com.

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A once discarded Frankenstein movie poster, the only six-foot example from the 1931 Universal horror classic known to exist, sold for $358,000 in Heritage Auctions’ $2.1 million Vintage Movie Posters Auction. The poster was the top lot in the March 28 and 29 auction and was discovered by Steve Wilkin, who found the poster in a longclosed and boarded-up projection booth in a Long Island theater where he worked as a teen. “Serious collectors know the best time to buy a new discovery is the first time it’s offered at auction,” said Grey Smith, director of Vintage Posters at Heritage Auctions. “This is quite simply an

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DAY ONE - Saturday, May 16

Ned Smith (American, 1919-1985)

COINS: Gold incl. 1917 McKinley & 1904 Liberty Head; Chinese silver zodiac. COLLECTIBLES: B&O RR incl. 14k police badge; T. Wilder Our Town 2nd imp; L. Vuitton bucket bag; carousel animals incl. Dentzel style cat; baseball cards incl. 1941 Playball T. Williams #14 & PW Reese #54; guitars incl. Danelectro & Arch Craft; Westlake patent lantern; toys incl. 19th C. dolls; bell toy. JEWELRY: 200+ lots. Diam. & gemstone rings; pendants; pins; bracelets incl. 6.41 ctw dia. & pearl earrings; 4.26 ctw dia. & sapphire Deco bracelet; 1.22 ct. dia. & garnet man’s ring. Designer: Tiffany incl. Atlas, Schlumberger & F. Gehry; R. Coin; Giovane; D. Yurman; Bulgari; D. Andersen enameled; more. Nat. Am. incl. squash blossoms & rings. Watches incl. lady’s 1.69 ctw dia. & plat. Deco pendant; 18k Jaeger LeCoultre; Rolex Oyster Perpetual; Pasha de Cartier; diamond. Pocket incl. Hamilton & Elgin. SILVER: 50+ lots. Flatware incl. 60 pc. Cristofle Renaissance & 110 pc. Gorham Melrose; hollowware incl. 106.52 ozt. A. Torres Vega Mex. tea set; Mappin kettle on stand; Chinese; Unger Indian Chief ashtray. Plated incl. tea sets & candelabra. HUMMELS: 900 pc. coll 1950-present. Incl. lg. Picture Perfect; collector sets (most w/COAs); artist signed incl. G. Skorbek; angel orchestra; more.

Louis Aston Knight (French-American 1873-1948)

DAY TWO - Sunday, May 17

FURNITURE: Chinese taboret table; Batesville Chippendale style DR set; Vict. bookcase, chairs & settees; curios; Chinese Chippendale style couch & end tables; French chairs; mirrors. RUGS: Persian room size & scatter incl. Pak tree of life; Masland; Kashan. ETHNO: New Guinea fig. & prow; Eskimo parka & carving; Mississippian effigy pipes & pots; Navajo Ganado rug. ASIAN: Japanese & Chinese. Porcelain incl. Rose Med.; cloisonné; ivory; netsukes; celadon; jade; Han style camels; coll. of hardstone carvings; Tibetan silver mounted ram skull. DECORATIVE ARTS: Tole trays; ivory notebook cover; 19th C. fire bucket. TEXTILES: 19th C. sampler coll 15+ lots; quilts. POTTERY & PORCELAIN: Roseville; Majolica; Lladro; Meissen; Mottahedeh Chinese Export Style punch bowl; 5+ dinner sets. GLASS: Steuben; Waterford; Swarovski; cut. ART: 150+ lots. Paintings incl. A.P. Martino; L. Aston Knight; N. Smith; Wm Behler; R.A. Jaumann; attrib. O. Lingner; A. Straski; early portraits. Prints: A. Giacometti; 15+ F. Stone horse racing; after Picasso; A. Calder; Renoir; Cezanne. CLOCKS: 3 tall cases incl. G. Oves & Herschede 9 tube; Fuji elephant. LIGHTING: Mid-century; table incl. fig. & mod.; chandeliers.

Antonio Pietro Martino (American 1902-1988)

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Wilmer Behler (Pennsylvania, 1915-1994)

Bakelite Football Pin

14k B&O Railroad Police Badge

A. Torres Vega Mexican Sterling Tea Set Rolex Oyster Perpetual Chinese Jade Censer

2.37 ctw Diamond 1.69 ctw Diamond & Platinum & Platinum Deco Bracelet Pendant Watch

Mottahedeh Chinese Export Style Punch Bowl

Dentzel Style Carousel Cat 60 Pc. Cristofle Renaissance Flatware

KPM Plaques

4.26 ctw Diamond & Sapphire Deco Bracelet Giovane 18k Diamond & Enameled Set

Man’s 1.22 ct. Diamond & Garnet Ring

900 Pc. Hummel Collection

Heschede 9 Tube Tall Case Clock

Danelectro Guitar Pak Persian Tree Of Life

1870 William Westlake Patent Lantern

Chippendale Style Dining Suite

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G. Oves Lebanon Tall Case

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Gardens” by Antonio Pietro Martino (American, 1902-88) with an estimate of $2,000(Continued from page 9) Lebanon County, Pa., $4,000; one by Louis Aston estimated at $8,000-$12,000, and a Herschede nine-tube clock (est. $4,000-$6,000). There will be 150 lots of fine art featuring landscapes, including “Longwood

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Knight (est. $8,000$10,000); and a winter scene by William Behler (Pennsylvania, 1915-94) with an estimate of $1,500$3,000. A portrait of a woman attributed to Otto Ligner (German, 18561917) and “Femme au Parapluie” by Pierre Grisot (French, 1911-95) will also be offered. A full online catalogue of the two-day auction is available by visiting www.CordierAuction.com. To learn more, call 717-731-8662.

Say You Saw It In This George Oves, Lebanon A 1917 McKinley gold dollar is County, Pa., tall case clock is estimated at $700-$800. estimated at $8,000-$12,000.

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Haddon Heights Antiques Center To Feature Mother’s Day Display The special display for the month of May Fridays. at the Haddon Heights Antiques Center will For directions or more information, call be devoted to gifts for mothers. For shoppers 856-546-0555. who can’t find that perfect piece among the antique and collectible jewelry, linens, prints, perfume bottles and powder jars, pottery, porcelain, and glass in the special display case, the store still has hundreds more items to choose from throughout the two-story multi-dealer shop. The Haddon Heights Antiques Center has been treating mothers, and all of the other collectors who enter the store, royally for over 20 years. Customers love the varied selection and discount policy. The shop is located in Barrington, N.J., on Clements Bridge Road where Haddon Heights and Barrington meet at the railroad tracks. It is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours to 7 p.m. on

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Klecknersville Rangers Volunteer Fire Company Banquet Hall, 2718 Mountain View Drive

BATH, NORTHAMPTON CO., PA 18014

Extensive Collection of Clocks, 19th/20th C. Furniture, Oriental Rugs, Paintings & Prints, Quality China, Porcelain & Cut Glass, Country Collectibles, Quality Jewelry, Etc. from a Bethlehem, PA Estate & Other Private Consignors. CLOCKS: Period late 18th/early 19th C. cherry tall case, 8 day t&s mvt - appears to be orig. cond.; Ansonia China mantel, numerous other mantel, Gingerbread & wall regulators by Ansonia, Ingraham & Waterbury, also some Fr. & Germ. pcs. FURNITURE: Mass. Late 19th/early 20th C. wal. heavily carved DR set w/wing griffins & paw feet: highback m.t. sidebd., bowfront china, rect. ext. table, server & 6 chairs; mass. Early 20th C. styl. Chipp. mahog. DR set: China, sidebd., server, rd. ped. ext. table & 8 chairs; Victorian: Oval m.t. table, gentlemen’s & lady’s parlor chairs, Rosewood writing table, pier mirror, 2 uph. chairs w/gold ptd. frames, bureau w/carved mirror; dovetailed blanket chest, selection/other styl. mahog., Depression, maple & other furn.; approx. 12-15 vint. Oriental RUGS: Kirman room size, other area rugs & runners. Wide Variety of ACCESSORIES: China/Porcelain: R. Doulton, Lladro & Hummel figs., set/Lenox Boehm bird plates, other china by Belleek, Ansley, Coalport, Maddox, Minton, Limoges, Copeland, Wedgwood, Jasperware, etc.; china banquet lamp; numerous Sets/China by Wedgwood, Oxford, Dresden/Bavaria, Nippon, Metlox-Poppy Trail; etc.; Glass: Very nice selection/older Cut Glass (several pcs. marked Hawkes) incl.: Lg. & heavy vases, prism hung lamp, bowls, tumblers, cruet, 7 pc. wine set; numerous pcs./Swarovski crystal pcs., Waterford crystal stemware incl.: Water, wine & champagne goblets-Lizmore pattern, other Waterford pcs.; COUNTRY COLLECTIBLES: Stoneware jugs, crocks, c. iron pcs., brass jelly kettle; 75+ mini. Dolls of the World, lg. Teddy bear collection; much more. Also: vint. Bye-Lo baby doll-marked GS Putnum, Emeralite desk lamp, Atwater Kent Model 64 beehive radio, violin marked Antonius Guarnerius Model 1691 by Adolf Adler, Sr., Conn trumpet, pr./vint. child’s skis, beer trays, Baldwin & Gleason Co. autoharp - orig. box, (2) very nice hand colored photos - landscape scenes sgd. Fred Thompson. PAINTINGS & PRINTS: Oils & W/Cs by Gerry Quier, Anna Rohm Krauss, Maurice J. VanDePutte, E. Yagman, FR Brooks; seascape by H. Mitchell, Gerry Warshaw ‘61, RJ Neary, (2) cartoon sketches of Henry sgd. John Liney, Mexican landscape sgd. Marcado; (5) vint. John J. Audubon bird prints, other prints sgd. Schmidt Hild, Harlan Schaffler, Charles Morgan, EC Turner, Sarah K. Ellis & others. Quantity of Quality JEWELRY: 14k thimble w/ster. thimble box, plat/18k pin w/dia., plat/14k brooch w/dia., 14k filigree/dia. bracelet, 14k dia. tennis bracelet, 14k enamel pansy brooch, numerous other 14k pins & bracelets; scarab pins & bracelets; Sterling: Bangle & other bracelets, pins, charms, etc.; Bakelite horse pin; mesh purses (1 w/ster. frame; other by Whiting & Davis); selection/costume pcs. List Available. Terms: 13% Buyer’s Premium * CC Accepted * 3% Discount w/Cash or Apprd. Check * Multiple Auctioneer’s Selling. View www.auctionzip.com (auctioneer #1888) or www.rhclintonauction.com

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Violette de Mazia Foundation And Barnes Foundation To Unify Their Educational Programs At The Barnes Affiliation Creates $8 Million Educational Endowment At The Barnes Foundation Bogutz. “Uniting our programs and housing them at the Barnes will expand their reach and secure their future as well as ensure permanent recognition for the important role Violette de Mazia played in education at the Barnes Foundation,” he said. The Barnes-de Mazia courses provide extraordinary access to the masterpieces in the Barnes Foundation. Students study art and aesthetics in rigorous programs based on the teachings of Albert C. Barnes, Violette de Mazia, and John Dewey, which encourage students to read art as an artist does and to study its formal elements. This method of teaching students the language of art makes art accessible wherever it is encountered. “The Barnes Foundation and the Violette de Mazia Foundation share a commitment to art appreciation and aesthetics, as well as to maintaining structured, multi-year education programs based on those methods jointly developed by Albert C. Barnes, Violette de Mazia and John Dewey,” said Neubauer. “The unification of the education programs of the Barnes Foundation and the Violette de Mazia Foundation will lead to an expansion of educational programming at the Barnes, and help to advance its mission through robust programming and outreach.” Barnes-de Mazia courses will begin in the autumn of 2015.

About the Barnes Foundation The Barnes Foundation (www.barnesfoundation.org) was established by Albert C. Barnes in 1922 to “promote the advancement of education and the appreciation of the fine arts and horticulture.” The Barnes holds one of the finest collections of PostImpressionist and Early Modern paintings, Old Master paintings, important examples of African sculpture, Native American ceramics, jewelry, textiles, antiquities from the Mediterranean region and Asia, and Pennsylvania German decorative arts, among other things. The Barnes Foundation’s Art and Aesthetics programs engage diverse audiences. These programs, held at the Philadelphia campus, online, and in Philadelphia communities, advance the mission through progressive, experimental, and interdisciplinary teaching and learning.

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Baseball Cards Babe Ruth Items Tobacco Cards Uniforms Lou Gehrig Items

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Photographs World Series Items Pre-1900 Baseball Posters ETC., ETC….

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Violette de Mazia came to Philadelphia in 1924 to teach French at Miss Sayward’s School, and in 1925 she began to tutor Dr. Barnes and executives at the A.C. Barnes Company in French, while at the same time enrolling in the Barnes courses in art appreciation and philosophy. Over the years, she collaborated on many projects and publications with Dr. Barnes and contributed significantly to the Barnes courses and the foundation’s philosophy of education. In 1950, Ms. de Mazia became Director of Education at the Barnes Foundation and served in that capacity until her retirement in 1987. Upon her death in 1988, the Violette de Mazia Trust was formed to support and perpetuate the educational program to which she had devoted so much of her life. The Violette de Mazia Trust became the Violette de Mazia Foundation in 2005.

ESTATE AUCTION

Furniture - Collectibles - House & Home

SATURDAY, MAY 9 AT 10 A.M. PREVIEW: FRIDAY, MAY 8 FROM 12 NOON-4 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M. THRU AUCTION 1500 Paxton Street,

HARRISBURG, PA 17104 FURNITURE (12 NOON): Antique and Modern. Rattan Dining Set; Jewelry Stand; Coffee & End Tables; Bedroom Sets incl. Ethan Allen; Wingback Chairs; Oak Cabinet; Maple Dining Set; Trunk; Upholstered Benches; Canadel Dining Suite; Child’s Hutch; Broyhill Sofa/Love Seat; Gun Cabinet; Primitive Bench and One Drawer Table; Victorian Stand; Rustic Dining Set; Dovetailed Blanket Chest; Antique Tall Case Clock; Lighting: Leaded Glass Chandelier; Table and Floor Lamps. Rugs: Including Room Size, Runner, Needlepoint. Garden Furniture: Dinette Set; Lawn Ornaments. COLLECTIBLES: PRR Calendars; Johnny Seven Gun; Vintage Tins; Peanut Butter Glasses; Fly-Fishing Rods; Baccarat; Swarovski; Beswick; Nippon Vase; Heisey Glass; Davey Crockett Chest; Steuben Bowl; Clown Collection; Automobile Decanters: Beams, including Dusenberg; Oversize Christmas Decorations; Kegel Christmas Ornament; Yellowware Bowl; Vintage Clothes and Shoes; Ideal Safe Pennybank; Die-Cast Cars; Fenton Glass; Belleek; Lenox; Japanese Windup Hobo Skater; Feather-Edge Platter; 1962 Mr. Magoo Doll; Byer’s Choice Carolers; Baccarat Bunny; Beer Steins and Tip Trays; Satsuma Vases; Asian Hardstone Carvings; Canes. ART: Antique and Modern. Oil on Canvas; Prints; Decorative; Watercolors; Pastels; Signed; Victorian Chromolithographs; C. Krone; Maxfield Parrish; Hobbs Pastel; Kinkade. HOUSE AND HOME: Vintage Bicycles: Schwinn Frontier, Raleigh Sports, Raleigh Superbe; Silver plate incl. Flatware; Vinyl Albums; Freedom Scientific Sapphire Portable Video Magnifier; Electronics: Technix Turntable, Pioneer Receiver and Small Appliances, Walkie-Talkies; Gorham Stems; Franciscan Desert Rose; Bose Wave Radio. Selling for the Estates of Betty Gehron, Williamsport; Doris Homes, Harrisburg; And Marian Carter, New Cumberland, With Additions

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SATURDAY, MAY 16 , Location: 30 Martin Rd., COATESVILLE, PA 19320

Direction: From Parkesburg heading south on Rte. 10 (Limestone Rd.) bare left onto Martin Rd. and follow to sale or from Cochranville heading north on Rte. 10 (Limestone Rd.) turn right onto Station Rd. then make next right onto Martin Rd. Watch for signs. Antiques, Collectibles & Glassware: Furniture: Lg. oak corner cupboard; Grandfather clock worm chestnut wood (made by Maynard Engle); oak hanging corner medicine cabinet; cherry lowboy; early pine dry sink; wooden stepback cupboard w/raised panel doors; 3 pc. Oak wall unit; Temple Stuart dining room suite; marble top washstand; curio cabinet; glass ball & claw piano stool; cherry coffee table; maple table & 4 chairs; early lift top sewing stand; set of 6 half spindle plank seat chairs; blanket chest; cedar chests; oak office chair; quilt racks; sm. Patio set; lath top trunk; early wooden benches; Columbia oak parlor wood stove; oak side-by-side; kitchen cabinets; rocker; deacon’s bench; 2/2 dresser w/mirror; double bed & other bedding; wooden coat rack; Frigidaire refrigerator/freezer; several Knickknack shelves; kidney shape dressing table. Glassware: Several pcs. Of Fostoria American pattern; clear glass shell dishes; set of 8 Cranberry over clear goblets; Fire- King bowls; early orange colored glass; Green Depression glass; Royal Doulton strawberry cream glass; pitcher & glasses sets; roster pattern dishes; service for 12 Nikko dishes; green cube dish set; Nickles & Moss sheep plate; stoneware pcs.; mason jars including Longaberger®. Collectibles: Large quantity Longaberger® baskets; soldier decanters; Longaberger® basket lamp; tins; pictures & frames including tribute to Dale Earnhardt picture; Schoolhouse clock; cowbells; Rowe stoneware butter churn; advertising wooden boxes & others; wooden measures; apple picker; brass bucket; toy tricycle delivery wagon; hen pottery; early scales; coffee grinders; 2 wooden measures; egg carrier; horse collar mirror; drop handle milk can; metal Eagle weathervane; milking stool; lg. heavy brass wall lights; grain cradle; long handle stirrer; tins; quilts & linens; bottles; feed bags; cast-iron kettle; lg. safe (no combo.); milk bottle carrier; local made doll bed; Boyds bear table & chair set w/2 sm. Bears; ladies’ hanky collection; Fenton lamp; dolls; Agate & tin ware; kitchen items; Christmas items; craft items; early oak wall mount phone; large assortment of books. More glass items to be unpacked & many other items too numerous to mention. Announcements day of sale take precedence over previous listing - Not Responsible for Accidents - Food Available. For photos go to www.auctionzip.com #1320 Sale by: Mary S. Griest Terms: Cash or Approved Check. No Out-of-State Checks.

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SATURDAY, MAY 16TH

AT THE RIDGE FIRE COMPANY, 480 RIDGE ROAD, SPRING CITY, PA 19475

LIONEL TRAINS • HO TRAINS TOY TRAIN AUCTION in the Pavilion. A nice mix of Lionel Pre, Post And Modern Era Trains. LIONEL POSTWAR SETS: Passenger set 1432, set 1626W, 1950 Anniversary set, 1464W and more. LOCOS: 726, 773 Hudson w/2426W Tender, 224/ 2224W. Diesels: SF and NYC 2333 AA diesels, 2245 Texas Special AB, NH 2242, 209 & EP-5 Electric. Wabash F3 AB, GP-7 diesels. O Scale camelback locos & tenders. 6464 series boxcars. Military freights. LIONEL PREWAR Standard gauge & O gauge trains. 384E/384T, 258 orange stripe, 1689/1689W, 251E in Gray, 262E. Assorted freights, passenger cars, signals & stations. MODERN ERA: Blue Comet Set. Century Club NYC ABA diesels. NYC, SF & MKT steam freight sets. Many more engines, freights, passenger car sets. AMT SF Budd Car w/alum. Coaches. K-Line & KMT. HO TRAIN AUCTION in the Blue Room. BRASS HO Trains by assorted manufacturers. High quality, like new in original boxes. Marklin HO Trains. Huge selection of freights. N gauge trains. Plenty of structures, kits, scenic materials. Please review complete listings at www.maurerail.com PREVIEW: Friday, May 15th from 6 P.M.-8 P.M. and From 8 A.M.-10 A.M. day of auction. All items as-is, where-is. 12% Buyer’s Premium (AY001999).

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About the Violette de Mazia Foundation The Violette de Mazia Foundation is an arts education institution that delivers and sponsors programs and activities that teach an objective approach to art appreciation and encourages students to use their senses to see the qualities that make a painting a work of art, rather than relying on written descriptions. The foundation is based on the belief that education is a lifelong activity of growth, development, and change; that life and art are inextricably linked; and that enriching this aspect of our lives is a prerequisite to developing an engaged society. Since its establishment in 2005, the Violette de Mazia Foundation has enrolled and reached out to students from all walks of life: from academics to senior citizens, young students, prison inmates, wounded veterans and individuals with special needs.

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The Barnes Arboretum, at the Merion campus, contains more than 2,000 varieties of trees and woody plants, many of them rare. Founded in the 1880s by Joseph Lapsley Wilson and expanded under the direction of Mrs. Laura L. Barnes, the collection includes 40 state champion trees, a Chinese fringe tree (Chionanthus retusus), a dove tree (Davidia involucrata), a monkey-puzzle tree (Araucaria araucana), and a coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens). Other important plant collections include lilacs, peonies, Stewartias, ferns, medicinal plants, hosta and magnolias. The Horticulture school at the Barnes Foundation in Merion has offered a comprehensive three-year certificate course in the botanical sciences, horticulture, garden aesthetics, and design since its establishment in 1940 by Mrs. Barnes. Horticulture workshops and lectures are also offered regularly.

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Joseph Neubauer, chairman of the board of trustees of the Barnes Foundation, and Jerome Bogutz, esq., president and member of the board of directors of the Violette de Mazia Foundation, are pleased to announce that the Violette de Mazia Foundation has been granted permission by the Montgomery County Orphan’s Court to affiliate its art appreciation education programs with the Barnes Foundation. The Barnes-de Mazia Education Program will be based at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia. As part of the affiliation, the Violette de Mazia Foundation will transfer approximately $8 million to the Barnes Foundation to create the Barnes-de Mazia Education Endowment Fund, dedicated to supporting and expanding education programs at the Barnes Foundation, including scholarships, an annual Violette de Mazia Lecture, and a fellowship for a scholar to research the theories, writings, and teaching practices of Albert C. Barnes, Violette de Mazia, and John Dewey. In addition, the archives of the Violette de Mazia Foundation will be added to the archives of the Barnes Foundation. “Perpetuating the educational programs developed by Albert C. Barnes, Violette de Mazia, and John Dewey has always been at the heart of the mission of the Violette de Mazia Foundation,” said

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Hunterdon County Spring Antiques Fair Will Take Place On May 17

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collections and furnish their houses, including quilts, folk art, decorated stoneware, redware, painted and refinished country furniture, period furniture, early lighting devices, samplers, early tools, kitchen collectibles, linens and textiles, paintings and prints, estate and costume jewelry, and a myriad assortment of other fine items. A few of these fine

dealers will include Dave Irons of Northampton, Pa.; Bob and Mary Schenck of Phillipsburg, N.J.; Tom Keady of Blairstown, N.J.; Mark Mandelberg of Clinton, N.J.; Tori Hill of Gladstone, N.J.; Steve and Eleanor Cheety of Feasterville, Pa.; Joan Egerton of Mullica Hill, N.J.; Patricia Timson of Chester Springs, Pa.; Larry and Helen Bryan of Princeton, N.J.; Todd Kibler of Mullica Hill, N.J.; Rudy Stumpf of Lambertville, N.J.; Olde Country Antiques of Hightstown, N.J.; Jane Ashton of Lawrenceville, N.J.; and Mimi Gunn of Morristown, N.J. This is but a small sampling of the exhibiting dealers that will set-up at the Spring Hunterdon County Antiques Fair. This show is sponsored by the Hunterdon County 4H Leaders Association and managed by Ellen Katona and Bob Lutz. Admission to the show will be $7 per

person ($6 with this press release or any other discount coupon). For further information, call Ellen Katona and Bob Lutz at 856-459-2229 or 609-865-9846, or email ellenbob360@gmail.com.

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The Spring Hunterdon County Antiques Fair will be held on Sunday, May 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Hunterdon County Fairgrounds located on Route 179 in Ringoes, N.J. (The GPS directions are 1199 Old York Road in Ringoes). This is five minutes south of Flemington and five minutes north of Lambertville-New Hope. The Hunterdon County Fairgrounds, with its covered pavilions, will provide this fine show with the excitement of an outdoor event but with the added element of being protected from inclement weather. A new format will allow showgoers to pay admission and then wait inside in case of rain. There is unlimited free parking and quality food provided by the Hunterdon County 4-H Leaders Association. The over 60 exhibitors (representing New York state, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania) will be highlighting their antiques from many eras, including 18thcentury furniture and accessories to fine early 20th-century collectibles. Collectors will be able to find many objects to add to their

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156 pc International Sterling Flatware â&#x20AC;&#x153;Joan of Arcâ&#x20AC;? 177.8 ozt

Fernando Amorsolo 16â&#x20AC;?H x 20â&#x20AC;?W Oil on Canvas â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mango Vendorâ&#x20AC;? 1952

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MULTI-ESTATE CATALOGED ANTIQUE AUCTION 150 Year Commemorative Faberge Kashan Silk Rug

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By Anita Stratos

BOOKS AND BOOK JACKETS

ume’s existence; and the title page bore a strong resemblance to a dubious 1964 copy but had no resemblance to any authentic copies. Before long, many more problematic aspects were discovered through further examinations, and the fraudster eventually confessed. This example of a masterfully-crafted forgery not only alerts us to such possibilities, but also gives us some authentication clues. When it comes to more contemporary hardcover books, buyers need to watch out for things like false aging. A couple of ways fraudsters have tried to make books appear to be rare or first editions is by carefully removing the page with publication and/or edition dates, which didn’t always appear on older books; they have also created authentic-looking inscriptions on the flyleaf with a date that supports the book’s purported age, even using pen types and writing styles of the period. (However, a few scammers were not so clever and the inscriptions were recognized as contemporary forgeries because a ballpoint pen was used on a pre-ballpoint era book.) Hardcovers have been made to look dusty by rubbing cornstarch into the cover or made to look worn with sandpaper. Look for aging that “makes sense” for its type and where it was supposedly kept. For example, if the seller claims the book was a former library copy, you’d

At A Glance Signs of a Reproduced Dust Jacket: 1. Tears, creases or other flaws copied onto jacket 2. Undersized jacket 3. Ink jet dots on jacket that should be lithographed 4. Jacket that looks too new for its supposed age

Reference books, websites, and collecting groups are the best ways to keep from being fooled by fakes. Here are a few: Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of America (http://www.abaa.org); The Bibliographical Society of America (http://bibsocamer.org); Biblio (http://forum.biblio.com).

PUBLIC AUCTION Estate, Collects., Clocks, Clock & Watch Parts, Glass, Appliances, Furniture SAT., MAY 9 AT 8:30 A.M. Of Real

Loc.: 1704 Buttercup Rd., WEST LAMPETER TWP., LANC., PA (Dir.: Lampeter Rd. S. of Bridgeport to Buttercup Rd., E on Buttercup Rd. to sale) RE: Single Family Dwelling. RE sold at 1:00 P.M. Furniture: Drop leaf Table, washstand, (2) Arch Bonnet China Cabs., Set 4 plank bottom chairs, Cedar Chest, Several Piece Wicker porch set, ball & claw piano stool; Antiques & Collectibles: 48-Star Flag, Lots of artwork, Still Lifes, Oil on Canvas, Ancient bronze oil lamp, CX Carlson Prints, Early Army Helmet, Sheffield tea set; Ephemera, Sterling Silver: Coasters, wghted. items; CI, Tin, Brass, Clocks: Awesome walls, Porcelain, Ships, Alarms, Mantels, Shelves; Clock Parts: Keys, pendulums, Hour & Minute hands, etc.; Watch Parts: Dials, Silver & Gold Cases, keys, lenses, wrist bands; Watchmaker’s magnifying glass, men’s & ladies’ wristwatches; Misc.: Books, sheet music, records, early cameras, buttons, cigarette lighters, costume jewelry, hat boxes, kero lamps, religious figs., Friar Tuck figs.; Glass & China: Lot Beer Steins, US Navy glassware & China. Lot Pics., Terms & Full List at probstauction.com. Auction by Mrs. George (Auguste) B. Heymann Probst Family Auction Eric R. Probst, Auctioneer (717) 464-3700 AU1856L

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expect to see more signs of shelf wear versus a book that was cared for in a private collection. Another thing to watch for is incorrect typography or font. Many times the original font is used on later editions, but sometimes it’s changed to a more modern font. On some early editions, letters may actually be slightly impressed into the paper, while on modern editions they’d be flat. Paper is another giveaway, it’s changed many times through the decades, and a more contemporary paper would tell you that you’re not looking at an old first edition. Of course, paper can be aged using many different techniques, the most common being teabags. It’s not unknown for the pages of a later edition to be stained to mimic natural browning or even foxing (brown spots). Some books have even been soaked in water and then oven-dried if their provenance includes a shipwreck or flooding. It goes without saying that any author’s original signature inside a book should be authenticated and not assumed to be real. There are plenty of signature forgeries. Also, many people have been surprised to learn that the authors’ signatures found inside a number of old editions are actually printed along with the book and are not original signatures. This was certainly not meant to deceive, and it may seem like

Harry Potter. All photos are property of the author.

ANTIQUE AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 16, 2015 AT 9 A.M. 163 E. Market Street, HALLAM, PA (Hellam Firehall) Selling for Kenneth Farence

Lion Base candle pillar lamp orig. from the Glatfelter Mansion in Spring Grove, Marble Bust also from the Glatfelter Mansion, approx. 40 miniature lamps, Custard glass hanging lamps, asst. pieces of custard glass, 2 brides’ baskets, several antique hanging lamps, Mission style lamp, GWTW lamp, Green shade lamp, shelf & beehive clock, Umbrella stand, coal stove, metal lion inkwell, Fada radio, butcher’s tools, Betty lamp, paperweights, old scales, single student lamp, antique brass candlesticks, Weller & Roseville pottery, asst. prints, & pictures, vintage ladies’ purses, 2 decorated crocks, vintage floor lamps, kero double student lamp, trunk, hanging teardrop lamp, quilts, rug rocker, jardiniere & pedestal, marble top washstand, 2 pc. Dry sink, ornate settee, lady’s slant front desk, chimney covers, dags., 3 old Santas, Lenox birds, match holder, key wind pocket watch, 2 sm. display cabinets, dresser box, asst. pieces flow blue, pickle jar, castor set, metal marble top stand, hatpins, syrup jar, antique corner cabinet, candlestand, wicker chair & rocker, slant front desk, Victorian lady’s & gent’s chair, marble top stand, Victorian settee, Empire chest of drawers, bone handle utensils, souvenir glass, drop leaf table, comb & brush case, hanging magazine rack, dining room suite, cane seat rocker, asst. antique glassware & dishware, plus much more. Pictures on www.gilbertauctions.com. All auction announcements supersede all printed material. Terms: Cash or check with Auctioneers Approval, Visa, MC, Amex. No out-of-town or out-of-state checks unless accompanied by a current letter of payment from your bank. 10% Buyer’s Premium (13% for Credit Cards). Preview: Friday, May 15 from 6:30-8 P.M.- Doors open day of auction at 8 A.M.

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watercolor illustrations purportedly done by Galileo himself (where other volumes had engravings), but also bore a Latin inscription that translates to “I, Galileo Galilei, made this.” However, the astute GSU professor and historian discovered several discrepancies: the library stamp didn’t match irrefutably legitimate stamps from the same Italian library of that time period but did match several dubious stamps; the library had no record of this particular vol-

basic knowledge to anyone who collects or sells old books, but I can’t tell you how many people have purchased books with printed signatures because they were convinced the book was signed by a famous author. One final note of interest. There is a thriving Chinese bootleg industry of fake Harry Potter books (others have been written in Russia and Canada; by the time of this publication, there may be even more). I’m not talking about unauthorized copies of J.K. Rowling’s work; these are true fakes. Rowling never wrote any of these books; they’re being written by Chinese authors and have titles like “Harry Potter and the Waterproof Pearl,” “Harry Potter and the Golden Armor,” and “Harry Potter and the Half-Blooded Relative Prince.” There are at least a dozen different titles in this fraudulent industry, some of which use the plot and text of the original book and just change the perspective to first person. Arguably one of the most brazen in this line is “Harry Potter and the Leopard Walk-Up-To Dragon,” where scenes from Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” are copied and Rowling’s characters’ names and places are substituted. Easy watch word: if it isn’t by Rowling, it isn’t

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There’s no question that books originally outfitted with book jackets, or dust jackets, resell for a significantly higher price if they still have their jackets than those that have lost their “outerwear.” The difference in price can range in the thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars, depending on the book. And, of course, the better the condition of the jacket, the higher the value. With money-making potential like that, it’s not hard to see why fraudsters would want to create book jackets to replace those that have been either lost or badly damaged over the years. Fortunately there are things you can check for to protect yourself from falling for this scam. Like with many other fakes and counterfeits, the process for creating reproduction book jackets gets better all the time, but there are enough counterfeits out there with clues that betray their identity. When a copy is made of an existing book jacket by using a copy machine, the flaws in the original jacket are copied onto the paper. Look closely at the edges of the book jacket for copies of rips, tears, and rough areas that were copied from the original jacket. Sometimes a scammer will trim those edges off, so if the jacket is smaller than it should be, either damage has been removed from an original cover or it’s a copy. Creases that form near the spine where the book is constantly opened can also appear on reproductions as photocopied lines, or they may be missing altogether. Since some people remove dust jackets before reading books to better preserve them, a missing spine crease alone is not a definitive answer. Older book jackets made before the days of ink jet printing (mid-1970s) were lithographed, so look for the telltale dots that ink jets create on jackets that should be lithographed (although lithographed covers may also have small dot patterns, they are different from ink jet dots). Also consider the condition of the jacket paper in comparison to the age of the book. It would be extremely rare to find a vintage book jacket in completely unused condition, so approach such a piece with caution and check it out thoroughly. What about books themselves? Rare old books are prime targets for fraudsters. Some can carry such a high value that it’s worth a scammer’s time to give a contemporary copy of a rare or antiquarian volume that “old book ambiance.” If a book has an old book smell coupled with an appearance of age, it creates its own hype and has, to an important degree, convinced the buyer’s mind that this is an authentic volume. In 2012, a Georgia State University professor of history discovered evidence that a supposed 1610 edition of Galileo’s “Sidereus Nuncius,” whose authentication by various experts several years earlier put its value at over $10 million, was actually a forgery. The volume was considered extremely rare and valuable because it not only had hand-painted

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Sporting Auction To Be Held At Pook & Pook On May 9

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This Schuyler, Hartley, and Graham U.S. model 1850 Civil War staff and field officer’s sword with the blade finely engraved with an eagle and foliage is inscribed “Stand by the Union” above crossed flags.

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from John Frederick Parker, Edward James Fraughton, Dan Christ, and Mark Susinno, are in the sale. A large collection of carved and painted decoys fill out the auction’s sporting theme. Duck, goose, and shorebird decoys of all varieties will be interspersed throughout the second half of the sale and will be complemented by the impressive Ness taxidermy collection from Salem, Pa. The collection features not only horns but also full and shoulder mounts of animals from all over the world, including an impala, a wildebeest, a moose, a mountain lion, and a Kodiak brown bear. Interested bidders are encouraged to contact

edged weapons, an uncommon selection of swords will cross the block midway through the sale. Pieces in rare condition will include an intricately etched Schuyler, Hartley, and Graham staff and field officer’s sword and an Ames U.S. model 1860 cavalry saber and naval cutlass. An exceptional “coup droit” sword by the British company W.W. Greener has few counterparts appearing on the American market. With a pierced half-basket guard elaborately decorated with a crown and royal cipher, this piece is also attracting attention for its provenance, correspond e n c e directly with the

flintlocks, one signed “S. Miller” and the other possibly of Franklin County, Pa., origin. A Winchester model 94AE rifle, plated in 24 karat gold, also displays Pennsylvania’s past through engraved scenes of York County history. Moving from guns to

This is a Lebanon/Dauphin County, Pa., full-stock flintlock long rifle, inscribed N. Beyer, with a full-length relief carved tiger maple stock and an ornate brass patchbox.

FIREARMS AUCTION Tuesday, May 12, 2015 at 11:00 AM Preview: Monday from 1:00 PM-4:00 PM and 8:00 AM Day of Auction Bid Live at the Auction Center and online www.AlderferAuction.com Firearms Auction including over 400 lots of high quality pieces including Modern, Sporting, Military, Collectible, Antique Arms and Accessories. Selling the Collection of the late Mr. Robert Weidner and others. Modern Handguns: Kimber Stainless II; Smith & Wesson- 10-5, 10-6, 19-3, 28-2, 686, 617, 5906; Colt- Python 2 ½”, Combat Commander, Officers Model Match, Officers Model Target, Officers Commencement Issue 1911, Gov’t Model, Agent; Ruger- Vaquero, Blackhawk, New Model Blackhawk, New Model Single Six; Heritage Rough Rider .17HMR; Dan Wesson “Pistol Pack” with 4 barrels; Walther P1, PP. Rifles: Selection of high power sporting rifles including Ruger M77s; Winchester 70s including .225Win.; Remington 700; Mannlicher Schoenauer 1903 6.5x54MS. Rimfire rifles incl. Winchester- 52, 63, 69, 90, 1890; Mossberg 144LSB; Remington Nylons; Remington 12C Large group of lever action Winchester 1894 & 94s in various calibers, Winchester Commemoratives, Savage 99s, Puma 92s, Henry 22, Navy Arms. Shotguns: Browning- Lightning 20ga, Citoris, BT99, ; Beretta Silver Snipe; Ithaca 51; Franchi Super Falcon; Remington 870LW in .410, 28ga and 20ga; Selection of sporting/field pump/semi auto. Military Rifles: US- M1 Garands, Carbines, 1903, 03-A3, Krag, Schmidt Rubin; Japanese Arisakas; Enfields including Jungle Carbine; Canadian Ross; Russian Mosin Nagants; French MAS; Chinese/Russian SKS. Military Handguns: Remington Rand M1911A1; P08 Lugers; FN Browning; Nagants; Japanese T-94. Antiques: Winchester 1894 .30WCF (1895 mfg.); Cook & Bros. CW musket; Burnside Carbine; Springfield trapdoors; Stevens Vernier Model heavy barrel pistol; C Sharps pepperbox; Whitney Revolver; Colt 1860 Army. Accessories: Selection of related items including ammunition, gun cases, knives and gun safe.

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

ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500. LOUIS ICART ETCHINGS Bill Holland, 610-470-5925 or Renningers Sunday Antique Market, Booth A-53, Adamstown, PA 8am-1pm, email bill@hollandarts.com

ALL HUMMELS WANTED: Still paying the best prices. Call John Rokicki 610-213-2361. CARNIVAL GLASS BUY/ SELL any amount, also Van Briggle, Roseville, Rookwood, Nippon, Meissen, Art Glass, Czech. Perfumes, Sterling Souvenir Spoons. Gary Lickver, PO Box 1778, San Marcos, CA 92079. 760-803-0927.

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

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SPORTS CARDS AND other sports related items. Publications, pins, pennants, tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphia items especially wanted. Ellis, 158 Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115, 215-934-5618. TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cards and Memorabilia to a Collector. Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709, kdomo22951@aol.com WANTED BASEBALL, BOXING, Wrestling Cards & Memorabilia. Tobacco packs opened/ unopened, pre-war, before 1970. Valuable collections only. 610-999-0131, bobthecardkauffman@verizon.net

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ATTENTION ANTIQUE LIMOGES “POT” w/saucer; Limoges Plates for Tiffany (10); Unique Fish Plates (6) 1887; Berry Tea Set (6pcs). Serious call 610-575-0656.

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Pr. Antique Venetian Mirrors

PHILADELPHIA, PA 19123 215-925-8690

SATURDAY, MAY 16, 2015

Auction Date:

STARTING AT 11:00 A.M.

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Antique English William & Mary Secretary Desk

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This sale is comprised of several different categories including a silver collection that includes several rare and important pieces such as an 18/19th century Italian oil lamp and a large classical style urn. Also, from the same Upper East Side Manhattan apartment, an 18th century English William & Mary style secretary desk, a pair of Russian Neoclassical style benches, a pair of French Empire marble top chests, and other fine antiques and artwork. The second part of this sale has many designer mid-century modern pieces from several Philadelphia estates, one located on Rittenhouse Square, including a Paul Evans cityscape coffee table, a Milo Baughman desk, a pair of Milo Baughman lounge chairs, a Kofod Larsen Rosewood dining room grouping (consisting of a table, 12 chairs and sideboard), a pair of Venini Sputnik wall sconces, and an Emil Stejner Jean Joseph Perraud design chandelier. This is a partial listing. There are many other fine items from all categories. Bronze Statue TERMS: Cash, Visa, MC, Discover, Amex, Diners Club and approved checks (contact auctioneer). Copy of state sales tax license required if buying for resale. *PA AUCTIONEER LICENSE #s - AU003192L and AU003851L

French Orientalism Bronze and Porcelain Clock Pr. Belle Epoque Bronze and Art Glass Sconces

Pr. Russian Neoclassical Benches

Pr. Antique French Empire M.T. Chests

Antique English William & Mary Chest

Antique French Boulle Writing Table

Louis Majorelle Cabinet

English S.S. Classical Urn by Richard Crossley Antique Italian Trumeau

Antique Italian Oil Lamp Pr. Georgian Style Leather Wing Chairs

Kittinger Newport Collection Camelback Couch

4 Griffin Carved Dining Room Chairs

3 Pc. Victorian Queen Size Bedroom Set

Unusual Mid Century Armchair

Kofod Larsen Rosewood Sideboard

Paul Evans Cityscape Coffee Table

Pr. Craft Associates Brutalist Style Couches

12 Kofod Larsen Rosewood Dining Chairs

Fornasetti Wall Clock

Dorothy Draper Heritage Chest

Emil Stejner Sputnik Chandelier

Back View of Craft Associates Couches Milo Baughman Desk

Maurice Sarthou Signed Watercolor

Osvaldo Borsani M.T. Dining Table

Laminated Mid Century Bench

3 Dorothy Draper Heritage Benches Pr. Arredoluce Style Chandeliers

4 Laverne “T” Chairs

Pr. Milo Baughman Club Chairs

Karl Springer Sideboard 8 Aldar Aalto-Artek Dining Room Chairs

Pr. Venini Wall Sconces

Gio Ponti Style Dining Room Table

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Kofod Larsen Rosewood Table