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FRIDAY JULY 8, 2016 • VOL. 47, NO. 28

Garth’s Early American Auction And 10th Annual Ohio Valley Session Regional Pottery And Glass Ruled The Day

By Paul Locher Garth’s Auction marked a milestone on May 14 with its 10th annual edition of the Ohio Valley Session.

The unique, and always much anticipated auction was designed to showcase antiques from the so-called Ohio Valley region, which encompasses not only the Buckeye State, but also western Pennsylvania, northern Kentucky and eastern Indiana. Prices reported are hammer prices and do not include buyers premiums.

Since Garth’s (Delaware, Ohio) is an easy drive for many collectors in that region, most of the bidding typically takes place in the room, with Attributed to Joseph Sala, this Soap Hollow cherry chest of drawers retained its original red and black paint graining on the sides, although it had been cleaned from the front, along with some of the floral decoupage designs. It was hammered down for $2,800 (est. $2,000 to $4,000).

Here is one (front and back image) of a trio of important jars made by the H o m e r Laughlin Co. of East Liverpool, Ohio that were offered in the session. These finely crafted paste-on-paste porcelains were made by handpainting on successive layers of slip, the laborious process allowing the decorative images to retain their translucence.

Auctioneer “Jeff” Jeffers pointed out that each of the pieces would have taken months to craft. None of the jars made it close to their low estimates. This one sold for $8,000 against an estimate of $12,000 to $14,000. The other two sold for $7,000 (est. $10,000 to $12,000) and $2,800 (est. $4,000 to $8,000). only a small percentage done on the internet.

And the May 14 session was no exception, with about three-fourths of the seats in Garth’s sales room filled with collectors who generally knew one another, making for something of a reunion-type atmosphere.

Auctioneer Amelia Jeffers said that 90 percent of the items in this year’s auction “came from deep, old collections,” which made the “milestone event” all the sweeter.

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Carol Haven of Wooster, a leading collector of pieces produced by the Houghton Pottery in Dalton, Ohio, examines a small log cabin bank. It was part of a lot that also included a Houghton wren house and a small planter and realized a winning bid of $750 (est. $250 to $450).

The prize for the bid most out of sync with the pre-sale estimate had to go to this Pittsburgh diamond design cobalt footed master salt. Made in the mid 1800s, the three-inch-high specimen was made of flint glass with a broken pontil. It garnered a winning bid of $4,900, against an estimate of $200 to $400.

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The Frank Feather cane with hand rest and reading on the shaft “Charity, Faith, Trust in the Lord, Love, Give us this day our daily bread, God is our refuge, Hope, Jesus is the light of the world,Ye must be born again, Peace, Jan. 1941” sold for $6,900.

Gateway Gallery Auction in Chambersburg, Pa., held a variety sale on May 30 highlighted by a Frank Feather cane selling for $6,900.

Feathers (1877-1951) was an itinerant wood carver. He spent time during the first half of the 20th century on both sides of the Mason-Dixon line in Hagerstown and Thurmont, Md., and also Greencastle and Mercersburg, Pa., among other places. He is known mostly for his canes and spoons.

He likely carved over 1,000 canes often incorporating themes such as patriotism or Biblical phrases. Gateway has a history of selling his work, which has a strong,

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This Native American squash blossom with turquoise insert necklace has eight half dollars and 96 dimes and is circa 1940. It sold for $650.

Roycroft Cabinet Sells For $15,950 At Hemingway Auction Kim Hemingway Auctions held its third auction for the estate of Elmer Heintz of Sumneytown, Pa. The Heintz collections filled the building and attracted close to 200 attendees on Saturday, June 11. The large sale was held in the “Treasure Barn” located at Jake’s Flea Market in Barto, Pa. The enthusiastic crowd was able to bid on items from the Heintz collection with two and sometimes three auctioneers selling consecutively. Items sold included antique tools and hardware, furniture, books and ephemera and a wide selection of general line antiques.

There were 18 antique quilts, redware, stoneware, unusual kitchen items, weathervanes, bucket benches, country cupboards and many more items. The top seller of the day was a Roycroft book cabinet with original finish. The cabinet realized $15,950 (prices realized include buyer’s premium). A primitive wooden painted carving of a penguin, standing over 30 inches tall, sold for $522.50. Two top quilts of the day were an eight-pointed star pattern selling for $440 and a

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The glass Planters salted peanut jar with original label brought $165.

A Stanley Bedrock #603 Flatside plane brought $143.

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You almost had to slap yourself in the face to make sure you weren’t dreaming when you heard the auctioneer gavel down this Ohio decorated corner cupboard for only $700 (est. $900 to $1,500). The circa 1840, poplar 12pane, one-piece cupboard was vibrantly paint-grained to resemble book-matched tiger maple. With outstanding construction throughout, it seems the attractively crafted cupboard should have fared somewhat better.

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A centerpiece in the preview area was this jaw-dropping array of pottery pieces, many of which were the products of early Ohio establishments. Some of the wares came from the S. Routson potteries in Doylestown and Wooster, the Houghton Pottery in Dalton, and Graham & Hower Pottery, also in Doylestown.

This sign, nearly 10 feet long, originally hung over the entrance to an Ohio covered bridge and defined the early rates, tolls and fines for its use. Signed by its painter, H.C. Spindler of Tiffin, Ohio, what made the piece especially eye-catching was that the unprotected wood around the paint-protected letters had weathered away, making the text stand out in relief. It sold for $1,500, its low pre-sale estimate.

Nearly five feet wide and more than three feet high, this pencil portrait of a farm in eastern Wayne County, Ohio, drawn by noted itinerant Swiss artist Ferdinand Brader, was gaveled down for $14,000 to an Internet buyer, within the pre-sale estimate of $10,000 to $15,000. The drawing, which depicts the “Residence of Joseph and Anna Gindlesperger” in Baughman Township, 1888, was sold along with a printed and hand-watercolored taufscheim for Mary Gindlesperger, born August 28, 1846 in Baughman Township. The paper on which the drawing was made was quite darkened with age and appeared to be very brittle. the room. piece was also elaborately piece, it was stored in an outBut if that piece of glass signed and dated by the carv- building and covered with wet fared unexpectedly well, er, “Wm. V, S, Roberts, 1827.” outdoor carpeting to protect another lot, pictured on the The fabulous piece had it. She said it was anticipated cover of the catalogue, did been removed many years ago that the stone would dry out unexpectedly poorly. That from an early home on old and the water staining would piece was a monumental Route 22 near Cadiz in vanish. However, what turned carved sandstone mantel with Harrison County, Ohio. out to be oil staining a superbly detailed bald eagle Estimated at $8,000 to appeared permanent, with no worked in high relief, flanked $12,000, the mantel only gar- one being able to offer a good by serpent-entwined trees nered a winning bid of $3,700, solution on how to remove it. and almost three-dimensional leaving many in the sales Moreover, said Amelia, urns. The legs of the mantel room stunned. many would-be bidders were had vining bellflowers which The problem with the frightened by the nearly sixwound their way upwards and piece appeared to stem from foot width of the pediment across the pediment. The the fact that it was badly and concerned it might break stained overall during a move. from oil.

Amelia also expressed A m e l i a some disappointment with the said that when prices realized for a trio of she and her monumental ceramic jars husband Jeff made by the Homer Laughlin Jeffers went to Co. of East Liverpool, Ohio, in pick up the the late 1880s.

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This poplar Soap Hollow blanket chest was a real eyecatcher with its original sponged orange-red paint, large gold-stenciled urn of flowers and dark green trim. It was gaveled down for $1,900 against an estimate of $1,500 to $2,500.

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This poplar and butternut Soap Hollow blanket chest, initialed “S.A.W.,” had a lot going for it in terms of detail, including a center tombstone-arched panel, stenciled flowers on the drawers and case front, grain painting with dark green trim, and dovetailing that included the high bracket feet. The winning bid of $3,100 was in the middle of the $2,500 to $3,500 estimate.

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Undoubtedly one of the biggest letdowns of the sale was this monumental carved Ohio Federal sandstone mantle with eagle, urns, vining bellflowers and serpent-wrapped trees.

Removed from an early home near Cadiz, Harrison County, it was signed by the stonemason,“Wm.V, S, Roberts 1827.”

Estimated at $8,000 to $12,000 and pictured on the cover of the catalogue, it was gaveled down for a disappointing $3,750. The problem was that the sandstone was extensively stained with what appeared to be oil, and no one seemed very confident that it could be removed from the highly porous ashlar.

This whimsical art pottery vase in the shape of a frog at the base of a bunch of cattails was ink-stamped by the E. Houghton & Co. pottery in Dalton, Ohio, and may have set a price record for the form. In nice bright colors and great condition, the 1920s piece was gaveled down for $875 (est. $250$500). classical-style jars, 19 inches tall, utilized pate-sur-pate technique of building up successive layers of slip - a process that would have taken months - to retain the translucence so sought after in porcelain of the day.

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farm scene sketched in 1888 by itinerant Swiss artist Ferdinand Brader.

The “Residence of Joseph and Anna Gindelsperger, Baughman Township, Wayne County, Ohio,” measuring 38by-57-inches, it fetched a winning bid of $14,000. The drawing, which had greatly darkened with age and appeared quite brittle, was sold along with an Aug. 28, 1846 printed and hand-watercolored taufshein for Mary Gindlesperger of Baughman Township.

Ferdinand Brader’s artwork was the subject of a major exhibition and accompanying catalogue at the Canton, Ohio Museum of Art in 2014.

A pleasant surprise in the sale, Jeffers said, was a Pittsburgh diamond design cobalt footed master salt.

Measuring three inches high and 2.25 inches in diameter, it carried a pre-sale estimate of $200 to $400. However, in spirited and tenacious bidding, it reached a sales price of $4,900, creating quite a stir in

This three-gallon ovoid stoneware butter churn stamped “S. Routson, Doylestown, O.,” with a primitive freehand rendition of a feather or fern, fared well, being knocked down for $1,000 against a pre-sale estimate of $200 to $400.

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics A “Spotlight” On Contemporary Movie Poster Collecting

By Shawn Surmick “Aliens,” “Back to the Future,” “Blade Runner,” “Die Hard,” “Dune,” “Ghostbusters,” - all of these movie titles are iconic in some way or another.

They also premiered in the 1980s at a time when contemporary movie poster collecting was not a mainstream hobby.

At that time, movie poster enthusiasts were much more interested in acquiring classic and much harder to come by posters from the golden age of pop culture. Posters from the classic Universal monster flicks like “Dracula” and “Frankenstein” are and were always in demand as well as classic science fiction offerings from the 1950s and 60s.

This caused a lot of great movie posters minted in the 1980s to go unnoticed by the average collector. Ironically, most of these posters featured great artwork and designs.

Flash forward to present day and some of these posters are almost impossible to find in near mint condition or better. What was once thought as an over hoarded gamble on speculation is turning out to be liquid gold to those who were able to collect and preserve some of the hottest posters of the modern era. It

is not uncommon to see a lot of movie posters from iconic films from the 1980s (and even the 1990s) selling for hundreds of dollars each and steadily rising in value.

Unlike other paper collectibles like comic books and currency that have a wide range of products designed for archival storage, movie poster collectors have very few options for affordable storage outside of costly framing. With the average poster having a size of 27-by41-inches most enthusiasts choose to keep their posters in cheaply made cardboard shipping tubes for long-term storage. Unfortunately, these tubes were not meant for long-term storage and due to the materials they were made with, the posters became yellowed and damaged over time. This is one reason why there are not as many near mint or better posters from this time frame as originally thought.

A second issue compounding the movie poster enthusiast’s collecting habits is the fact that no third party grading and encapsulation service exists for movie posters. CGC (Comics Guaranty Corporation), the same company that grades and encapsulates comic books, does grade and encapsulate movie lobby cards in archival Mylar

sleeves. The company also started to grade full-size vintage concert posters featuring bands like The Grateful Dead and Pink Floyd, but no service exists for full-sized movie posters as of yet. This has left a lot of collectors feeling both relieved and saddened at the same time. It is no secret that once third party certification becomes readily available in most collecting fields, prices inevitably rise due to an influx of new investment minded collectors who like the security and peace of mind that third party grading brings to the secondary marketplace.

One of the best kept secrets in the movie poster collecting field isn’t a secret any more. Heritage Auction Galleries has entered the secondary marketplace en masse and has a whole department devoted to the buying and selling of vintage and contemporary movie posters.

Every Sunday evening, they have a dedicated onlineonly auction where beginner and also more experienced fans alike can bid on all the latest offerings. The company also offers several of its high profile Signature Movie Poster Auctions a few times a year for more expensive offerings in which well experienced collectors and investors can go head-to-head. These auctions have started to increase

demand for posters from the 1970s through the 1990s and later. Would you believe that a near mint poster to the cult classic film “Pulp Fiction” now sells for several hundred dollars or more? This is just one of the many price trends affecting the secondary marketplace. And while most near mint posters for iconic ’80s films can be had for about $100 or less, there are some exceptions. Anything with “Star Wars” or “Indiana Jones” is steadily increasing in value.

As is anything related to an iconic film franchise that is still relevant today. 2016 will mark the reboot of the new “Ghostbusters” film franchise.

Classic films that have their roots in the 1980s but are getting revived today are becoming quite scarce. Since they announced that a new “Blade Runner” film is in the works the original movie poster from the cult classic film is now in heavy demand.

It is expected that demand for vintage movie posters will only increase going forward.

With the advent of media rooms and man caves, casual and hardcore enthusiasts will want something they can connect with to put on their walls.

In an upcoming article I will provide some tips to buying and collecting vintage movie posters. Until that time, thanks for reading!

The Excitement Is Building For Selinsgrove’s “Antiques On The Avenue” Popular Summer Show Will Be Held July 10 Excitement is growing in Selinsgrove, Pa., as the Chamber of Commerce is preparing for the 27th Annual Antiques on the Avenue show and sale. This year’s event will be held on Sunday, July 10, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on University Avenue between Broad and West Pine Streets.

The chairmen are pleased to report that the show is filled with 40 antiques and collectible vendors. A wide variety of merchandise will be displayed by vendors from all over the central and eastern portions of the state. Items for sale will include glassware, primitives, clocks, toys, furniture, jewelry, pottery, textiles and more.

There will be appraisals conducted by Cordier Auctions and Appraisals of Harrisburg. Tickets will be $5 per item or $10 for three items. The tickets will be on sale beginning at 10 a.m. The actual appraisals will begin at 11 a.m. and end at 2 p.m.

The appraisals will be sponsored by Chris Kenawell State Farm Insurance.

The food for sale at the show will be provided by three Selinsgrove restaurants; B.J.’s will be serving Bongo chicken, BBQ chicken and pulled pork sandwiches; Bot’s Tavern will serve beef brisket sandwiches, and walking tacos and Michael’s Family Restaurant will be serving hot sausage, hot dogs, french fries, haluski, funnel cake fries. Each restaurant will be offering a variety of drinks. The food stands will be in the same location as in previous years and there will be tables and chairs to sit, eat and relax.

The Friends of the Rudy Gelnett Memorial Library will once again participate by selling quilt raffle tickets. Keith Foote of Cooper’s Battery B will have a Civil War display, the Northumberland County Historical Society will have Fort Augusta information available and the Snyder County Historical Society will also have a display.

This well-attended oneday summer antique show is free to the public and there is ample parking within a short walking distance. The show will be held rain or shine.

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The William McKinley horn noisemaker and cane read “Patriotism, Protection, Prosperity,� impressed on the side and “Pat. Apl’d for - The Winfield Mfg. Co. - Warren, O.�

It sold for $450.

This Frank Feather spoon with acorn and “1942 A.D.� was 13 inches in length and brought $1,000. dominantly regional market. The cane at the Gateway sale had a hand rest with his signature acorn. In the body of the cane in relief read “Charity, Faith, Trust in the Lord, Love, Give us this day our daily bread, God

antiquesandauctionnews.net is our refuge, Hope, Jesus is the light of the world, Ye must be born again, Peace, Jan. 1941.� It was 38 inches in length. A Frank Feather spoon with acorn on the underside of the bowl and reading “1942 A.D.� sold for $1,000. It was 13 inches in length.

Other material sold included a grouping of Gorham sterling selling for $1,350; a paintdecorated pie safe with worn surface for $1,000; and a Jimmy Thompson tiger maple twopiece hutch/cupboard which sold for $925. A Tootsie Toy set (Air Mail) sold for $800 and a Tootsie Playtime Toy set with A paint-decorated pie safe sold for The paint-decorated blind door corner original box but missing one $1,000. cupboard went for $800. soldier sold for $525. A 1940 era Native American squash side and “Pat. Apl’d for - The blossom necklace with Winfield Mfg. Co. - Warren, O� turquoise insert, eight half sold for $450. It was 33 inches dollars and 96 dimes realized long.

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On May 22, the Emporium held its 4th biannual antique and garden market show.

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collectors are sure to find issues that have eluded them in the past. More than 300 are certified, and there are many first issues as well as issues with key first appearances of superheroes and villains. The comics are worthy of careful scrutiny, as there are some real gems in the mix, such as Lot 1,432, an Amazing Spider-Man #1 estimated at $5,000-$10,000.

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Lincoln/Hamlin flag America Godaikin entered in our July sale Tetsukin 28 (aka would be considered a “Gigantor�) which is milestone acquisition estimated at $2,000for even the most $5,000. advanced collection,�

Another compresaid Alex Winter, presihensive, highly pedident of Hake’s greed collection conAmericana. “In our sists of toys, advertisMarch auction, a very ing and other elusive rare 1864 Lincoln and memorabilia pertainJohnson parade flag ing to the popular sold for nearly $24,000. The 1860 campaign parade flag promoting the presiden- 1960s TV spy series The 1860 flag differs in tial and vice-presidential candidates “Abram� Lincoln and “The Man From that it is larger and from Hannibal Hamlin is estimated at $20,000-$35,000.

U.N.C.L.E.� This quality an earlier campaign. It’s collection containing to collectors than actual winin beautiful condition – truly ners’ medals, like this one. The many impossible-to-find deserving of the description fact that it’s a winner’s medal items was astutely amassed ‘investment grade’ – and we from the 1936 Olympics, with over many years by Tesco Vee, expect it to sell in the $20,000- its political controversy and singer for the groundbreaking $35,000 range.�

Jesse Owens’ dominant perfor- D.C./Michigan punk rock band A special section mance, makes it even The Meatmen. Two standouts under the political more desirable.� from the collection are Lot heading is devotThe estimate is 2,646, a large and impressive ed to the Civil $ 5 , 0 0 0 - tri-fold cardboard display proR i g h t s moting the 1966 Marx Man $10,000.

Movement, One of From U.N.C.L.E. Counterspy with a timethe most Outfit, $2,000-$5,000; and Lot line that anticipated 2,647, a colorfully boxed, capstarts with an sections of firing THRUSH multi-purpose early chrothe auction weapon manufactured by molithograph is the out-of- Ideal and copyrighted by MGM t h i s - w o r l d in 1966. In near-mint condition This silver winner’s assemblage of and from old store stock, it is medal from the 1936 robot and space toys. expected to target a winning Summer Olympics held in Nazi-era The selection contains bid of $2,000-$5,000.

Berlin, Germany, is estimated at extraterrestrial toys from the More than 3,000 comic $5,000-$10,000.

1950s to 80s, including wind- books await bidders, and with ups and battery ops of tin, die- that much choice available, featuring Frederick Douglass cast and other metals. Along (Lot 428, est. $2,000-$3,000) to with classic robots of the postitems from the heart of the war production period, there turbulent 1960s, when the Rev. are popular Japanese toys Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and depicting fantasy characters the Black Panther Party made of animated and live-action TV headlines. shows. “Black Panther Party Classic robot highlights posters are in great demand. include, Lot 1,185, a boxed 1957 Of the grouping in our auction, Asakusa Thunder Robot, one to watch is Lot 470, a $5,000-$10,000; poster by Emory Douglas depicting martyred leader Fred Hampton,� said Winter.

The striking image of Hampton is accompanied by his quote “You Can Jail A Revolutionary, But You Can’t Jail The Revolution.� It From a collection of 3,000-plus comic is estimated at $2,000books, will be this Amazing Spider$5,000. “It is a great time to Man #1, estimated at $5,000lock up rare items of this $10,000. type when they’re fresh to the market. There can be no doubt that these kinds of opportunities eventually will end,� said Winter.

Americans have been absorbed by politics for many This 1967 Yonezawa Conehead Robot months now, but another topic with extraordinarily rare original box is will compete for the nation’s estimated at $5,000-$20,000. attention in August, when the Summer Olympics open in Rio Lot 1,186, a coveted Masudaya de Janeiro. In recognition of “Gang of Five� Target Robot the Summer Games founded with accessory dart gun and MARKETPLACE in 1896, Hake’s will auction a darts, $5,000-$10,000; and Lot In Frederick, Md. silver medal from the histori- 1187, a superb 1967 Yonezawa cally significant 1936 Olympics Conehead Robot with an held in Nazi-era Berlin. extraordinarily rare original Entered as Lot 782, the medal box, $5,000-$20,000. A leader A Fun Place stands out among others auc- in the ultra-collectible tioned in recent years because Japanese superhero section is To Shop! it is an actual winner’s medal. Lot 2,396, a boxed Bandai “Participation medals are far more accessible

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Hake’s Americana has had its finger on the pulse of pop culture since 1967, when it innovatively merged the auction format with nostalgic and historically important memorabilia. For nearly half a century, the Hake’s team has continuously monitored the market and brought the best of popculture collectibles to buyers through its online, phone and absentee sales. Their ability to access top-notch consignments from long-held private collections comes into focus once again in Hake’s Auction #218, which closes for bidding Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, July 12, 13, and 14.

More than 2,800 lots are included in the sale, with 200plus categories represented.

The main spotlight will shine on the selection of more than 500 political items, a specialty that has been a hallmark of Hake’s events since the company’s beginning. The centerpiece of the grouping is Lot 15, an 11-by-17-inch 1860 campaign parade flag promoting the presidential and vicepresidential candidates “Abram� Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin. “Abraham Lincoln parade flags consistently rank among the most coveted items by political memorabilia collectors, and an example like the

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The Caesar’s Crown patchwork patAn eight-pointed star pattern quilt sold tern quilt sold for $412.50. for $440.

Advertising items held the attention of many bidders and a g l a s s Planters salted peanut jar This Stanley #2 Sweetheart model with original plane sold for $399. A #1 model (not label brought shown) sold for $440. $165 and a Caesar’s Crown patchwork pattern for $412.50. A stretcher- Cinco Cigar based farm table brought sign realized Also $467.50, a red painted two $715. included in door milk cupboard realized $742.50 and a Montgomery the auction County blanket chest with red was a large The Cinco Cigar collection of sign sold for wash sold for $440. antique tools. $715.

Some of the highlights included a Stanley plane #1 Sweetheart model for $440, a Stanley #2 Sweetheart for $399. A Stanley Bed-rock #603 Flat-side plane brought $143.

The owner of the auction company, Kimberly K. Hemingway, has over 20 years’ This red painted two door cupboard experience as an auctioneer realized $742.50. with Graduate Personal Property Appraiser (GPPA) and Gemologist (GG) designations.

She is based in Boyertown, Pa. Her next auction will be on Saturday, July 9 which will also take place at Jake’s Flea Market.

For additional information, 215-416-8837, email The Montgomery County blanket call chest with old red wash sold for $440. kkhauctioneer@gmail.com, or visit www.kkhemingway auctioneer.com.

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The auction also includes one of the finest sections of non-sports cards and related material ever to be offered by Hake’s. There are 100 lots of cards, sets, wrappers, boxes, promotional items and test issues. Many rarities are waiting to be discovered, like Lot 2,500, a display box for The Lone Ranger 1-Cent Gum, $2,000-$5,000; and Lot 2,551, a vibrant display box for The Munsters trading cards that contains its complete supply of 24 unopened wax packs.

Issued in 1964, this very desirable full box with a portrait of the Munster family on its lid carries an auction estimate of $2,000-$5,000.

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Auction 218 answers the call for rare artworks with Lot 1,729, a 30.5-by-42-inch Ken Kelly oil painting of Conan the Barbarian as seen on the cover of the 1987 paperback titled “Conan the Champion.â€? Kelly was a protĂŠgĂŠ of the legendary Frank Frazetta, and painted the artwork in 1986 in the iconic style of his mentor. The depiction of Conan on a rearing horse is compelling and richly colorful. It is expected to sell for $5,000-$10,000.

Hake’s Americana Auction #218 has opened for bidding by phone, mail or online at www.hakes.com. The first session will close on July 12, while the second session will conclude on July 14. July 13 is an interim day in which bidders can peruse the catalog and prepare for further bidding. To request a free printed catalog or for information on any item in the sale, call toll-free 866404-9800 or 717-434-1600 or email hakes@hakes.com. For the online auction catalog, visit www.hakes.com.

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interesting tombstonearched panel between the drawers sold for $3,100. A reddish-orange sponge grained blanket chest having a lavish gold-stenciled floral urn on the front went for $1,900. The three-over-four drawer chest of drawers retained its original red and black graining on the sides, but most of the decoration had been stripped from the front. It sold for $2,000.

A cherry flatwall cupboard with raised panels on the front and sides (est. $500-$700) rocketed to a winning bid of $2,300, while a really nice Ohio 16-pane, one-piece corner cupboard with vibrant faux tiger maple graining went begging at $700 (est. $900-$1,500).

The auction included a large selection of Pittsburgh glass, which Amelia thought sold very well.

A pair of eye-catching cobalt-accented pillar mold decanters sold for $1,300, within estimate; a pillar mold pitcher sold for $500 (est. $600-$900), and a pillar mold sugar bowl brought $400, high estimate. Two pieces of blown clear Pittsburgh flint glass - a cream pitcher and pedestal sugar - sold for $3,000 (est. 200-$400). Faring less well was a pillar mold covered apothecary jar which was knocked down for $300, against an estimate of $600$1,200.

A deep amber-color Zanesville pint glass flask with eagle and farmer’s arms went for $1,000 (est. $400$600) and an amber blown glass flask with 18 ribs went for $700 (est. $150-$350).

Asked what she hoped customers would take away from the Ohio Valley Session experience, Amelia responded, “That we get high prices for our clients.�

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$14,000) sold for $8,000, another (est. $10,000$12,000) went for $7,000, and the third (est. $4,000 to $8,000) sold for $2,800.

Amelia said the jars are in an odd category of ceramics, being “neither fish nor fowl.�

She said the pieces “fall into an academic category with a thin market,� but she was pleased all of them sold.

The auction included numerous utilitarian pieces of stoneware made by one of Ohio’s first potters, Samuel Routson, at his potteries in Doylestown (1832-42) and later Wooster, Wayne County (1852-82). Those wares, as well as numerous early 20th century art pottery pieces made by the Houghton Pottery of Dalton, also in Wayne County, were from the collection of the late Nellie Momchilov of Jeromesville, Ohio.

Most of those pieces sold substantially above estimate, with a few possibly setting records for the forms.

Of particular note was a one-gallon cobalt-decorated jug made the Graham and Hower pottery in Doylestown which briefly succeeded the Routson pottery there.

Estimated at $200 to $400, the jug soared to $1,650 in competitive bidding.

The sale included more than a dozen pieces by Ohio folk art sandstone carver Ernest “Popeye� Reed (191985). Standout pieces of Reed’s carvings included a baby with its toes in its mouth which sold for $1,000, a footlong pig that went for a reasonable $350, and a standing nude woman that realized a winning bid of $925.

Furniture included two decorated Soap Hollow blanket chests and a Soap Hollow chest of drawers, all of which sold within estimates. A twodrawer grain-painted blanket chest dated 1881 with an

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Pennsylvania Historical And Museum Commission To Sell Items Deaccessioned Material To Be Sold By Cordier Auctions On July 9 The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC) is inviting the public to an auction of items from its collection on Saturday, July 9. The auction will take place at Cordier Auctions & Appraisals, located at 1500 Paxton Street in Harrisburg, Pa., at 10 a.m.

There will be a preview on Friday, July 8, from noon to 4 p.m. and the day of the sale from 9 to 10 a.m.

The pieces being sold have no special significance to the history of the commonwealth or duplicate what is already in the state’s collection. Cordier Auctions & Appraisal is under

contract with the Commonwealth’s Department of General Services.

Prior to being consigned for sale, the objects were offered to other PHMC properties as well as other historic museums state and nationwide. Money raised from the auction can only be used to buy or conserve artifacts that enhance the PHMC’s mission of preserving the commonwealth’s natural and c u l t u r a l This 1850 enclosed sleigh has a history of mail use in heritage as New England. steward, teacher and advocate Museum, Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, for the people of Pennsylvania. Somerset Historical Center, Washington The items were formerly Crossing Historic Park and the State Museum held at the following sites - of Pennsylvania.

A diverse array of items to be sold will Anthracite Heritage Museum, Cornwall Iron Furnace, Drake include 1960s travel posters, a stagecoach, a Well Museum, Ephrata Cloister, mail sleigh and an early automobile, foundry Eckley Miners’ Village, Fort Pitt patterns, books, furnishings, photographic Museum, Graeme Park, Landis records, agriculture and textile working tools This is a 1909 Zimmerman Model I high wheel touring car.

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This is a 1849 restored stage coach. assortment of 19th and 20th century household and merchandising objects.

The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission is the commonwealth’s official history agency. Visit PHMC online at www.phmc.pa.gov.

Select lots will also be available for online bidding. Details are available by visiting www.CordierAuction.com.

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Farming Collectibles Sizzling Hot At Rich Penn Sale While there was only a gentle spring breeze on auction day - the weathervanes at the Rich Penn Auction event sold with much more than gentle bidding! Bids were flying with the power of a strong west wind. The late Fred Schwartz collection was sold at the Iowa State

was made to stand in front of bidders liked more than just J. I. Case dealerships. It had an the signs. Wooden bins for Wilbur’s Seed old repaint.

Meal, in origiWeathervanes showed nal mustard strength from start to paint and finish. The top vane, great stencilin zinc, featured a ing brought $2,500 standing mule. But and $2,400. the bidding didn’t The Sunday stand still on this one. It marched up to a top bid of $6,000. The mule was The zinc mule weathervane with arrow followed by another embossed “Electra” sold for $6,000. zinc figure. This one was a cow standing on an session shifted focus from the farm to the country store. unusual Store displays, vending machines, trade signs, display The zinc sheep weathervane with bullet hole on upper front leg on directional cases, radios and record players all offered collectors a arrow overall measuring 29.25 inches long sold for $3,500. new more diverse menu to fairgrounds in Des Moines, arrow. Even with bullet holes choose from. And choose they Iowa, on April 29, 30, and May and damage to the did.

1, and featured several hun- arrow, it took a The top lot on Sunday was dred weathervanes and relat- $4,750 winning a pristine Johnson’s ed farming items.

L o g bid. A number of “I don’t think we’ve ever other vanes brought had an auction with this many over $3,000. Two ag related items. I guess being were sheep figures in Iowa it was a natural, and two were but bidders came from far beyond Iowa. Farming collectables are very hot today,” The zinc running horse with long tail weathervane on directional said Rich Penn. The auction arrow sold for $3,250. horse figures. A zinc touring car rolled to $2,900 and donkey on a “James” arrow brought $2,500.

Other signs that attracted bidders included a 96-inch tall die-cut metal ear of corn advertising Pioneer corn.

A happy bidder shelled out $2,900 for it. But

The country store coffee grinder, Enterprise No. 7, in cast iron, measuring 24-by-16-by17, sold for $2,250.

Cabin coffee bin.

“This is the best one we’ve ever seen,” said Penn. The bidding quickly percolated up to a top bid of $6,000.

Following close behind was a heartshaped ice cream dipper. This rare wooden handled dipper scooped up a tasty bid of

bidder. Also selling at $2,750 was an oak double tower showcase. With nickel trim and the Claes & Lehnbeuter maker label, it was a quality

display piece for any country store.

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A curved porcelain trade sign for “Lawrence Barrett Cigar” mfgd by B.S.C. - Beaver Falls, Pa. with chips on three mounting holes otherwise in excellent condition with great color sold for $2,500.

This feed store advertising bin, “Wilbur’s Seed Meal Co. - Milwaukee” made of pine with good condition product stenciling on all sides and standing 25 inches high sold for $2,500.

A John Deere Waterloo Boy chromolithograph of the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co., circa 1915 by Hayes Litho. - Buffalo sold for $8,750. The medallion below Waterloo Boy shows the 1915 Canada California Exhibition. This litho would likely have been used until 1918, when John Deere bought Waterloo Gas The John Deere chromolithograph in original “John Deere Plows” advertising Engine Co. frame is a rare print and sold for $4,000.

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www.LaneRyanAuctions.com This farm implement dealer trade figure, the original J.I. Case Eagle on Globe, two-piece cast iron on original base, some professional repair to hairline crack in back and bottom mounting tabs of globe, neither are visible unless disassembled, sold for $7,500.

The seed sign for Pioneer Corn is a die-cut metal oversized ear of corn in rare 96 inches high and 24 inches wide size. It had some minor rust at bottom and rippling in metal near letter “i” in Pioneer and sold for $2,900.

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About 250 uncatalogued lots sold on Friday.

Saturday’s session, along with the weathervanes, included several hundred signs in porcelain, metal and wood. The top lot in the auction was an 80inch tall two-piece porcelain J. I. Case Eagle on globe sign. In excellent condition, the sign soared to a winning bid of $10,500 (all prices reported are hammer prices and do not include the 10 to 20 percent buyers premium). Another top lot was a rare circa 1915 chromolithograph for the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company. This rare paper litho featured the John Deere Waterloo Boy tractor and was believed to be an exposition piece. It rolled away with a top bid of $8,750. A second John Deere cromolitho, this one showing a deer standing on a bluff overlooking the Deere factory and in the original s i g n e d f r a m e , plowed up a top bid of $ 4 , 0 0 0 .

Another J. I. Case piece followed with a $7,500 winning bid.

This 58-inch tall cast iron eagle on a globe

$5,000.

Soda machines collected strong bids too. A restored Vendo 81D Coca-Cola machine popped open a top bid of $4,900. Its cousin, the restored Pepsi-Cola Vendo 81A dispensed a $4,000 bid.

Another coin-op piece at the $4,000 mark was the c i r c a 1 9 0 0 Mutoscope viewing machine.

For just a penny, this early cast iron arcade machine gave out a “misadventure.”

Cast iron was offered in other forms as well. Another interesting piece was a restored garden gnome. The small happy fellow would greet backyard friends with a lantern in his hand. He looked happy enough to collect a $2,750 bid from a smiling

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Antiques & Auction News — July 8, 2016 - - 11

A Look At Model Trains

By Jeff Figler Many people are familiar with the saying that “the difference between men and boys is the cost of their toys.�

That is probably a very true statement.

I am a model train collector, and I admire other peoples’ train sets when I have the opportunity to see them.

Believe me, some toy trains can be very expensive, and others are quite reasonable.

However, how much a person spends on their model trains, and how elaborate they want it to be, will largely depend on, literally, how many bells and whistles they want their toys to have.

But even though you see toy and model trains now across the world, and of

course, a company such as Lionel is universally known, it is interesting to consider how the hobby started. Collectors who follow this hobby market, of course, are interested as well.

Well, there have actually been model trains for as long as there have been railways, as some of the early locomotive models were made as promotional tools for the early trains. Certainly they were not as sophisticated as today’s model, but they served their purpose.

In Europe during the Victorian era, there were model trains not only for the commoner but for the wealthy and royalty as well. The trains were mostly made in Germany.

However, the watershed event in

model train history was in 1891 when Marklin developed a complete system of trains.

Marklin introduced a series of standard track gauges. The new system allowed model train collectors flexibility to build sets. Markets in various countries were also established.

In the

United States electric trains were being devised, and from the late 1890s, they were available to the model train fan. In fact, the U.S. manufactures Ives and Lionel clashed before Lionel and American Flyer became the dominant U.S. manufacturers especially from the 1920s forward. The Marx Company also had a share of the market.

The popularity of model trains was high in the 1920s and ’30s. There were now modelers magazines, which emphasized home construction and ways to improve your train layout no matter what gauge train you had. In the United States, Lionel train sets were given as gifts. Some of these packaged sets have now been passed down from one

generation to another. They can be worth thousands of dollars if they are in good running condition and if the original box is still in good shape.

Of course, companies such as Lionel emphasized that model train collecting was a family hobby, and that people of all ages can enjoy it.

Model railroading was popular, especially with HO scale trains, although smaller gauges often were used in areas that did not have a lot of room.

Production slowed during World War II, but surged in the ’50s, and model trains were mass produced.

However, as real trains began losing their dominant transporting role to cars and

airplanes, the model trains were losing popularity as well and slowly their appeal to children declined.

Model trains were mainly for the adult collectors. They are still very much alive.

The emphasis

i s often on trains for the adult modeler, as well as on the collector, but they still also for children too.

With all the trains that have been produced there are plenty of opportunities for the collector to enjoy not only vintage trains from the

past but new productions as well.

For example, a Lionel Mickey Mouse circus train set from 1935 sold for nearly $10,000 at a 2014 auction. Not

only were train collectors attracted to the set but Mickey Mouse collectors as well. A very rare Wilkins floor train from circa 1900 sold for $11,000, while a Hubley elevated

railway, a rare American clockwork toy, sold for $18,000.

American Flyer trains from the late 1920s are always in demand. The President’s Special sets are expensive, and depending on condition, can cost upwards o f

$20,000 or more.

Another American Flyer set, the Mayflower, is also rare.

No matter what price point the collector wants to be in, model train collecting can be a very rewarding and enjoyable hobby.

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Two Webster Chicago wire reel to reels. 21” Webster Electric horn on stand. Decca Phonograph suitcase. Fender Frontman & Randell RG75 amps.

JEWELRY & WATCHES: Elgin 17 Jewel pocket watch. Elgin Grant 17 Jewel 14k pocket watch and chain. Vintage Elgin wristwatches. Gold filled wristwatches & chains. Elk’s tooth pendant. Fred Ludweck’s 14k & diamond stickpin. Old gold rings. Box of sterling & costume jewelry. Borhek Phila. Spectacles. Civil War daguerreotype of John Heck. ‘The Star’ 2.00 Safety razor in tin. Ethan Allen shaving mirror. Timex Store Display. Atlantic Dealer/Connie Mack Baseball Bank by Chein. Mid 1950’s Baseball & Football scrapbooks, Black & White photos, some cards & Sox-o-gram. 1958 Philly score cards. Postcards. Silk flags. Franklin Mint Wyatt Earp .44 revolver. 20 cases of 1980’s Bubble Gum Baseball cards. Charlie’s Angels cards.

FURNITURE: Mahogany Westminster chime Grandfather clock, 7 ft. tall. Large, Empire style sideboard by Berkey & Gay, having 8 inch gallery. 54 in. Round table with five leaves and six chairs, by Berkey & Gay. Small mahogany breakfront. Seven piece Empire style bedroom suite. Carved, figural wing chair. PA House jewelry chest. Brass tray table. Oak bowfront china closet. Walnut vanity. Coromandel pedestals. Smoking stand. Cream Egg advertising bucket. Stienfeld coffee grinder. Enterprise sausage press. Copper teakettles. Batter Bowls. Buttons. Good sheet music antiques Reference Books. Shirley Temple dolls. Gaggle of small stands. Old 45 rpm records.

TOYS: 18 Heartland 7” Baseball Figures: Willey Mays, Babe Ruth & Bat Boy, etc. 15 Heartland horses w/riders: Lone Ranger, Tonto, Wyatt Earp, etc. Plastic dollhouse furniture.

Assorted wooden toys. Tiddly Winks, Chinese Jack Straws. Hard plastic Toys & Ships. 100 Cases Vintage Toys: Matchbox, Hess, M&M, McDonald’s, Action Figures, Furskins and more!

380 million (?!) year old Fossil.

CARLISLE, PA FRIDAY, JULY 15 9:00 A.M. Location: Rowe’s Auction Barn, 2505 Ritner Highway, Carlisle.

Between exits 44 (Allen Rd.) & 37 (Newville) off Int. 81.

COUNTRY & PERIOD ANTIQUES Miniature Empire chest, other children’s items, decorated stoneware, early iron - tin - wood items, paintings & prints, 19th C. China, coaster wagon, National Bitters bottle, tramp art, folk art, etc.

Furniture incl. Corner cupboards, dry sinks, wood boxes, blanket chests, set decorated plank chairs, Schoolmaster’s desk, Hepplewhite slant front desk, Sheraton & Empire chests, stands & tables, etc.

Very brief listing, check website or Auctionzip for lots photos & updates Terms: Cash or Penna. Check, major credit cards w/3% surcharge, out-of-state checks w/prior approval.

Note: Selling for Peg & the late John Fenstermacher, lots from Carlisle & Camp Hill. Furniture at 12:00.

Preview: Thursday, July 14, 2:00-7:00 P.M. Or 7:00 A.M. Morning or auction.

Please visit www.auctionzip.com #8374 for photos Preview: Tues., July 12 from 4 P.M.-6 P.M. and from 8 A.M. day of auction.

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working condition Edison opera cylinder phonograph came with a cygnet horn and played well for the audience, also selling for $2,500. There were a number of novelty radios in the auction and the top seller was an Emerson wood front Mickey Mouse radio. It also played well and pulled in a top bid of This farm equipment sign, J. I. Case Eagle on Globe, is a multicolored die-cut porcelain sign in excellent condition with small minor chips on globe and standing 80 inches high. It sold for $10,500.

This Edison opera cylinder phonograph, Type SM, Model A, with cygnet horn, oak, in working condition, sold for $2,500.

A coin-operated trade stimulator, the Rockola one-cent Official Sweepstakes with gum vendor, in restored condition, sold for $2,250. delightful to work with and were very happy with the results. That’s all we can ask for. Now it’s on to the next one,” said Penn.

Rich Penn Auctions will be holding the Iowa Gas auction

The Western Pacific “Feather River Route” three color porcelain railroad sign in excellent condition sold for $2,250.

on Wednesday, Aug. 3, at the Des Moines Holiday Inn Airport. That auction will be packed with quality petroliana. Penn’s fall auction will be held Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 5 and 6, at the Iowa State

The Mickey Mouse radio, an Emerson Model BM411 in syroco wood front, top and sides, wood back, 1934, Serial No. 392118, sold for $1,100.

fairgrounds in Des Moines and will include advertising, coin-op machines, country store and toys.

For more information, call 319-291-6688 or visit www.RichPennAuctions.com.

A heart shaped ice cream dipper, likely John Manos, patented Nov. 1925 and nickel-plated brass wood handle, sold for $5,000.

This Pepsi-Cola vending machine, Vendo 81A, 10 cent, rare full blue body with embossed door, in restored conA metal Johnson’s Log Cabin country store coffee bin measur- dition and working order, sold for $4,000. ing 28-by-24-by-18 sold for $6,000.

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GALLERY AUCTION of Antiques & Collectibles

SATURDAY, JULY 9TH, 2016 AT 10:00 A.M. Yamaha Clavinova CLP-265 GP Baby Grand Electric Piano

Large Bronzed Cast-Iron American Eagle

Outstanding & varied offering that will fit EVERY taste. A PARTIAL list includes: A huge amount of contemporary & vintage musical instruments, new & used violins, viola, five string banjo, large, medium & small high quality Celtic harps, hammered dulcimers, 1950s Kay upright bass, 1919 King E flat tuba, strum stick instrument with 1877 US Indian head cent embedded in the body, 1950s Large WWII Metal Airline hollow body electric guitar, hardly used Yamaha clavinova model CLP-265GP, collection of Model Of Bell Asian & Mid-Eastern instruments & far more, EXTENSIVE collection of G gauge & N gauge model Airacobra P-39 Fighter trains including Aristocraft live steam engine & tender w/aluminum travel case, nice PRR passenger model w/engine & five passenger cars, Amtrak model w/engine, power car & 3 passengers cars plus MANY more all having been kept on display for a number of years, outstanding professional period metal model of WWII Bell P-39 Air Cobra aircraft w/base, large collection of model sailing ships including large assembled kits of HMS Bounty & The Thermopylae both w/glass display case also a large commercial wood model of the HMS Titanic plus many more, collection of vintage Vaudeville & other professional magic tricks, props & accessories, furniture includes assortment of high quality reproduction Egyptian furniture & decorator pieces including a throne room side chair, large three shelf etagere, console table held by two Egyptian figures, well rendered and highly decorated credenza, sarcophagus CD storage chest & much more, interesting “Book Nook” table & two chairs, Adams style spiderweb back armchair, Hale and Kilburn heavily carved Victorian furniture, Victorian side chairs, Ethan Allen queen size bed, sofa table, end table, mahogany Neoclassical pedestal, Chinese style ebonized Grandfather clock w/ornate inlay, collection of antique dolls, fine & costume jewelry plus so much more that time & space simply doesn’t allow. NOTE: There are VERY FEW coins mixed into this sale. Please arrive promptly at 10:00 A.M. to avoid disappointment.

Check web site often for updates.

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Other items of note were four that all sold at $2,250 each.

A figural horse head trade sign for a harness maker or livery, in gilded zinc made a glittering statement.

That statement was well worth the $2,250 top bid. A #7 Enterprise coffee grinder also sold for $2,250. These pieces were always well used in the original country

store setting. It’s very unusual to find one in the condition of this example. Two other pieces at the $2,250 mark were a porcelain sign for Western P a c i f i c “Feather River Route.” This three color sign was in near new condition. The final lot at the $2,250 mark was a coino p e r a t e d machine. Coin operated machines not only came in large sizes but counter sizes, such as the Rockola O f f i c i a l Sweepstakes horse race themed machine.

“This was a fun auction and we’re happy and proud the Schwartz family chose us to take this collection to mark e t .

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The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Appoints New Curator Neal Hurst Joins Museum As Associate Curator Of Costumes And Textiles Neal T. Hurst will join the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation as its new associate curator of costumes and textiles effective Aug. 22 and marks a return for him to Colonial Williamsburg. Hurst is currently employed as assistant curator at the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia.

Bringing a particularly deep understanding of 18th-century clothing to his new position; from 2004-2011, Hurst completed a seven-year apprenticeship in Colonial Williamsburg’s Department of Historic Trades to learn the trade of tailoring and worked as a journeyman tailor. There, he studied and recreated 18th-century men’s garments using only period construction techniques. In 20122013, he also served as Mellon Foundation Curatorial Intern at the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg. Since 2013, while at the Museum of American

Revolution, Hurst has been responsible for overseeing the reproduction of George Washington’s office tent at Williamsburg.

“I am very excited to start work with the curatorial team (at Colonial Williamsburg),” said Hurst. “As humans, we come in contact with clothing and textiles every day, which makes

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

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ART- OLD OIL PAINTINGS wanted, any condition, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, gold leaf frames and mirrors. 20 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

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

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

ANTIQUE TOY TRAINS, TOYS, COINS, STAMPS, BASEBALL CARDS, ENTIRE COLLECTIONS. PRIVATE. VERY HIGHEST PRICES. 215-520-6803

ANTIQUE/ OLD GUNS WANTED1 piece or collections.

House calls made. Cash paid.

PO Box 83, New Tripoli, PA 18066 blackbear3@enter.net 610-417-0909.

Serious buying since 1959.

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

BUYING COINS & PAPER MONEY paying highest prices for coins, gold, silver and numisatic items! ABE RARE COINS located in South Mall Mercantile, 3300 Lehigh St., Allentown, PA 18103. Call or text 973-390-4606.

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

these material objects engaging and relatable.

Colonial Williamsburg maintains a wonderful and growing collection to share with the public.”

“Neal Hurst is that rare variety of material culture curator who brings to the post both impressive research skills and firsthand knowledge of period trade practices,” said Ronald L. Hurst (no relation), the Foundation’s Carlisle H. Humelsine chief curator and vice president for collections, conservation and museums.

“Neal is an outstanding addition to an already exceptional curatorial team and we look forward to working with him.”

Hurst received a Master of Arts and Sciences degree from the University of Delaware’s Winterthur Program in American material culture and a Bachelor’s degree in history from the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg.

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

We buy, sell, & appraise.

In business since 1974.

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

MUSIC BOXES WANTED Buying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes, Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing in all Antique Resortation Services for over 60 years. Ask for Gerald Wright. Rita Ford Music Boxes, 1253 Springfield Ave. #304, New Providence, NJ 07974, 908-377-3225, 212-535-6717. www.ritafordmusicboxes.com SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. Sandy Marrone, 113 Oakwood Drive, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail smusandy@aol.com WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-Fi Equip., Amplifiers, Speakers, Ham Radios, Tube Testers & related items.

Large and small collections. Call Rich 484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA.

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

WE BUY IT ALL

GUNS WANTED

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

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

Special Red, White, & Blue Display At Haddon Heights July is red, white, and blue month at the Haddon Heights Antiques Center.

In its special display, shoppers will find a wide variety of patriotic, presidential, and political collectibles.

Collectors who favor patriotism over politics will find plenty of items with which to decorate. A nice variety of Liberty Blue china will team with red, white, and blue glassware as well as vintage figurines, flags, and patriotic jewelry. Those who collect political items will find a variety of pinback buttons from many eras, bumper stickers, novelty pieces, and

610-649-4151 www.cash4audio.com WANTED: MUSIC BOXES, slot machines, old Juke boxes, any cond. Call or write Frank Zygmunt, PO Box 542, Westmont, IL 60559 zygm1015@aol.com 630-985-2742

ephemera.

There’s no doubt that 2016 will be a year to remember in the history books.

Come out to the Haddon Heights Antiques Center to reminisce about elections past and to inspire red, white, and blue patriotism.

This friendly multi-dealer

STICKLEY BOOK CASE 1912-1916; Chippendale dining chairs- 6; Fancy brass andirons; Murphy bed- oak; Farm tables & other items. Call for info.

717-968-7096

shop is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours until 8 p.m. on Fridays. It is located on Clements Bridge Road where Barrington and Haddon Heights meet at the railroad tracks.

To learn more, call 856546-0555.

ATTENTION

$5 BOOK BOOTH, 272 Antique Mall, 1300 N. Reading Rd, (RT 272) Stevens, PA. No book over $5. Book dealer liquidating warehouse. Total 20 carton turnover by 5th of every month.

Get the Word Out!!

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

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SELLING MICHTERS BOTTLE Collection King Tut, Queen Neffertitti, all sizes, Liberty Bell, Ben Franklin, George Washington, Christmas Tree Bottle & Master mold, Packards, Doughboys, Pagoda, Fireman & others over 60, all in orig. pkg. for complete inventory email drichart@verizon.net make offer on all. Will be at Shupps Grove on July 15 & 16.

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Vintage Tube Electronics DEAD OR ALIVE

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

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MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices Paid Lobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards, Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland, POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610 773-525-9152, Fax 773-525-2969, posterboss@aol.com

OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china, glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs, posters or models. Cunard, French Line, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc.

607-625-3947

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

OLDER FIREWORKS OR Packs Wanted by Collector, 573-474-5030 or 573-881-0090.

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

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

856-547-5521 ragtimetoys@comcast.net

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

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