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Fenton Art Glass On Display And For Sale Historic Burlington Antiques And Art Emporium To Host Special Sale FRIDAY JULY 6, 2018 • VOL. 49, NO. 27

Collectors Converge Onto Columbus For 23rd Annual Midwest Vintage Holiday Show Holiday Antiques And Collectibles Showcased From 55 Exhibitors

By Patti Guthrie Who doesn’t love holidays?

With that simple question in mind, Mark Craven decided to start a show featuring only vintage holiday items, mainly of Christmas, Easter, Halloween, and Thanksgiving, but including all other holidays as This German Santa in a car is 23 inches long. It was used as a store well. The one-day display piece, according to Red Lion, Pa., dealer Cheryl Mackley, who Midwest Vintage asked $4,200 for him. Behind Santa, you can see the shininess of Holiday Show was Cheryl’s selection of German kugels, including two egg-shaped the result, staged examples, along with grapes and round ones in red, green, cobalt, again this year in and the unusual teal. They ranged in price from $85 to $1,650. the round “Ohio” building on the grounds of the Ohio was holding in his right hand and Expo Center and Fairgrounds in the basket hanging from his waist that was filled with German toys.

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Jerry and Darla Arnold of The 23rd annual show, held on Sunday, May 27, had 55 exhibitors, Beachwood, Ohio, displayed a 5-bythe largest yet, from all over the 6-inch sheet of “flat Dresdens” of country, including California, Texas, “snow” children with skis, sleds, Florida, Nebraska and Washington white trimmed in red. What was State, as well as Canada, many well- remarkable was the detail in each known among collectors in the field little face. They were priced at $100.

The Arnolds said they were very of vintage holiday material.

Joe and Sharon Happle of Sign rare and that these were the only of the Tymes from Lafayette, N.J., Continued on page 2 showed a 28-inch-tall, ca. 1918-25, German Santa composition candy container having a rabbit fur beard and mustache. Made as a store display piece, he was completely original, including the feather tree he

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The Fenton Art Glass Company was founded in 1905 by Frank L. Fenton and his brother, John W. Fenton, in an old glass factory building in Martins Ferry, Ohio.

The Fenton Company was one of the oldest and the largest manufacturer of handmade colored glass in the United States. The brothers started by painting decorations on glass blanks made by other glass manufacturers. Unable to get the blanks they needed, they decided

to produce their own glass by opening a new factory in Williamstown, W.Va. In 1908, John Fenton decided to leave the company and founded the Millersburg Glass Company in Millersburg, Ohio.

Frank Fenton, designer and decorator from 1905 to 1920, was influenced by two other glass companies, Tiffany and Steuben, but the many different colors of glass are

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Lock Collectors To Gather In Morgantown, Pa.

Harry Bertoia Sculpture Fuel Rago Design Auction on page 6

Ninth Annual Lancaster Lock Show Set For July 14

Cowan’s To Offer The Unrivaled Collection Of Peter Wainwright on page 12

Lock collectors from around the world will be gathering for the ninth annual Lancaster Lock Show in Morgantown, Pa., on Saturday, July 14.

While there are three other yearly lock shows held in the U.S., the allure of visiting the antiquing rich area of southeastern

Pennsylvania helps to makr the Lancaster Lock Show among the largest and most popular. The show will be held in the Holiday Inn, located just off the Pennsylvania Turnpike (Route 76), exit 298. The hours will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission will be $5 Continued on page 3

1930s Watling ThreeReel Five-Cent Slot Machine Hits Jackpot on page 14

This metal tree is trimmed with figural glass lights dating from the 1940s and ’50s, priced from $5 to $50 each by Jerry and Darla Arnold of Beachwood, Ohio.

Dating from the early 1900s, this very unusual Lady Liberty bicycle flag holder had what appeared to be the original three 48-star flags with its gold fringe. It was mounted to the front of the bike and ridden in an Independence Day parade, said Kit Carter from Louisville, Ky., who priced it at $450. The U.S. flag had the 47th and 48th stars added in 1912 when Arizona and New Mexico were admitted to the Union.

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Joe and Sharon Happle from Sign of the Tymes in Lafayette, N.J., displayed these unusual flat, postcard-shaped chocolate molds, priced between $300 and $500 each.

Bubble lights, bubble lights, and more bubble lights! That’s Leonard Mostek’s specialty. The Omaha, Neb., dealer had a booth filled with these magical lights.

The price range was $3 to $225 each, with the majority between $5 and $10.

Mostek explained the high priced examples were ones with scarce coloring, shape, and/or size.

Mark Craven of Snohomish, Wash., Nationally-known vintage holiday dealer Betty Bell of Dallas, Texas, showed an promotes the Midwest Vintage Holiday outstanding selection of early German Halloween figures, including the two Show and also has a booth. He offered witches, snarling black cat, and eerie clown head, along with the tall tin horn. these Halloween treasures, including candy containers, cardboard jack-o’lanterns, and candle holders, most This fine ca. 1920 German Santa roly German in origin and dating from the poly was 4 inches tall, made of composition, and was not Schoenhut, 1920s and ’30s. according to Jan Murphy of Kent, Betty Bell of Dallas, Texas, Ohio, who was asking $195 for him. had a couple of very colorful, circa 1920s crepe paper pan- from Milwaukee, Wis., offered els, made in the U.S., that had an 18th-century carved wood been framed, which made for marionette of Punch with a very striking display. She early glass eyes that were also offered a German die-cut moveable, as was his mouth. of a full-figured female feline Standing 26 inches tall, this dating from the 1920s/early whimsical character was ’30s and an early tin parade dressed in early cotton lantern in excellent condition. trimmed in equally early lace.

Finally, Scott Tagliapietra The asking price was $3,800.

Karilyn Brown offered this colorful selection of 1950s Rosbro plastic Halloween toys. The prices started at $400 and went up to $1,600 each.

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attributed to glass chemist Jacob Rosenthal. In late 1907, Fenton introduced “Iridescent” glass. This glass, now known as “Carnival” glass, is a popular collectible today.

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produced perfume bottles made in French opalescent glass with the hobnail pattern.

In 1939, Fenton started selling hobnail items in milk glass.

Hobnail milk glass would become the top-selling line and allow the Fenton company to expand. Over the next 30 years, the Fenton Art Glass Company continued to expand, despite a large number of glass factories closing down.

Starting in 1970, Fenton added their logo to the bottom of its “Original Formula” Carnival glass pieces to distinguish them from its older Carnival glass pieces. By 1974, Fenton was putting their logo on all pieces they made. On May 24, 2012, the Fenton Art Glass Company announced the sale of selected assets to the Fenton Gift Shops Inc. Thus, the Fenton name will continue to produce types of art glass.

From the middle of July to the middle of August, the sales display case at the Historic Burlington Antiques and Art Emporium will be filled with vintage Fenton Art Glass, all for sale at reasonable prices. The Emporium is located at 424 High St., Burlington City, N.J., and is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours until 7 p.m. on Thursday.

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Jon Hegland of Minneapolis, Minn., displayed these 1950s Japanese bone china holiday treasures, including Napco items and other manufacturers. He asked $8 and up for individual items, $45 and up for sets, such as the “Noel” candle holders.

During the Great Depression and World War II, Fenton produced practical items (such as mixing bowls and tableware) due to shortages, while at the same time continuing to create new colors. Toward the end of the Great Depression, Fenton

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These books and booklets, priced between $20 and $30, were authored by Pamela E. Apkarian-Russell and included several about Halloween collectibles.

In the photo, you can see a picture of Pamela with Martha Stewart. Pamela and Chris Russell own and operate Castle Halloween Museum in Altoona, Pa., which is open by appointment only (visit www.castlehalloween.com for more info).

Their museum features the art and artifacts of Halloween with 35,000 items on display.

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A circa 1920 German candy container of a boy holding an American flag riding a bunny was shown by Kay Puchstein from American Heritage in Frankfort, Ohio. The bunny and boy were made of composition, glass eyes, and the bunny’s head lifted off. It was 7 inches long and tagged at $695.

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Collector Anecdotes And Antics There’s A Good Chance Your Beanie Babies Are Still Worthless

By Shawn Surmick For those of you who were fortunate enough to miss out on the rise of the Beanie Baby speculative bubble that graced the mid-1990s, a short recap is in order. Back in 1991, a relatively small and unknown plush novelty manufacturer by the name of Ty Incorporated created a unique line of bean-filled soft toys that went by adorable names.

The toys were inexpensive to make and small enough to be easily held in a child’s hand.

By 1993, the first line of what would become known as Beanie Babies would enter the marketplace for the very first time. Sales were slow at first, but little by little, demand for the small plush toys grew, and Ty Incorporated took full advantage of the growing trend by allocating production runs and ensuring that some toys would only be available for a limited time.

By 1996, the craze swept America, and a speculative but steady secondary market was formed, with Ty Incorporated reeling in massive profits. Several resellers appeared on the scene at a time when the internet was at its infancy, and they were reselling Beanie Babies that had a retail price of around $5 to $6 each for $30 to $50 a piece. Collectibles expert and commenter Harry Rinker

attempted to caution his readers about the growing fad, but sadly his warnings fell on deaf ears, as would-be speculators only saw gold.

By the year 2000, the public and fly-by-night collectors grew tired of the fad, and Beanie Babies that were once selling for $50 to $100 or more were plummeting in value. With no new collectors to sell to, the Beanie Baby craze died a painful death and remains one of the most often cited lessons that knowledgeable collectors like to share. Contrary to popular belief, new modern era Beanie Babies are still being sold by Ty Incorporated. They just lack the sought-after speculative craze that catapulted Beanie Babies to renowned success in the mid-1990s, but make no mistake, they are still out there.

Fast forward to today, and speculation still drives a lot of the greater collectibles trade.

While Beanie Babies are no longer en vogue, things like modern-era toys, licensed Lego products, and video games all fall victim to speculative bubbles from time to time. The overall collectibles marketplace does appear, at first glance, to move in predictable cycles. Some items from my own youth are now being fully desired by fellow collectors who grew up during that same era. The vintage “Star Wars� toys, the Nintendo games, and even first-edition Pokemon cards are all highly sought after on the secondary

market in 2018. It is this drive to stay ahead of the supposed curve that is causing some speculators, and even hardcore collectors, to attempt to predict what is going to be in demand next. This is where caution and logic are strongly urged to be placed above emotion and nostalgia.

Unfortunately, most speculators use emotion and nostalgia to attempt to justify logic.

This reverse thinking is a recipe for disaster. You cannot attempt to justify the investment potential of an item just because you have a strong emotional attachment to it.

The collectibles marketplace just does not work that way.

Imagine my surprise then, while casually surfing through YouTube one evening, I came across several questionable videos surrounding the supposed increase for demand in Beanie Babies that is supposedly happening now. Each of these videos had thousands of views and showcased current listings from eBay on what recent Beanie Babies had just sold. Upon closer inspection, however, it would appear that the listings used to justify the increased demand for these Beanie Babies were not sold at all.

They were simply active listings on eBay with outrageous asking prices. To be fair, there are a handful of early Beanie Babies that DO have value on the secondary market. One such example is Peanut the Royal Blue Elephant. Peanut’s

first release was in a royal dark blue color of which only 500 are known to be created.

When Ty realized that the fabric color of Peanut was supposed to be light blue instead of dark blue, they quickly changed it, and, as a result, the 500 known releases now sell for an estimated $500 or more on the secondary market. There are several other valuable examples as well, but would-be speculators should know that almost all of the Beanie Babies ever produced now have a value less than their original retail price back in the 1990s. Don’t believe me? Just check out your local garage sale, then go online and search eBay sold listings (with sold being the key word here).

The information provided in YouTube videos like this is both unfortunate and misleading. Since ad revenue is generated for its content creators by the amount of views a video on YouTube gets, YouTube is becoming a haven for unethical marketers who create videos with no truthful content, simply as a means to increase viewership and make money. Sadly, this practice is not just limited to Beanie Babies. Collectors of video games, vintage and modernera toys, Lego, and “Magic: The Gathering� products all need to realize that some of the videos currently being shared on YouTube and other social media sites are nothing more than unethical marketers

taking advantage of a much too gullible public. In an upcoming article, I will recommend my top YouTubers devoted to the collectibles trade who have my utmost respect. I always urge readers to use caution when taking any kind of advice on speculation, especially in the antiques and collectibles trade.

In conclusion, there is no justifiable reason to ever believe that the glut of overproduced Beanie Babies that still occupy the basements, attics, flea markets, bedrooms, and dumpsters of America will ever have any more value than they did in the mid- to late-1990s. And should that day ever come

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for adults and free of charge to children age 16 and under with a paying adult. There is also an optional early bird admission available for $20 to attend the show during dealer setup on Friday, July 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. and for a one-hour headstart on Saturday

when 40- to 50-year-olds are clamoring for vintage beanfilled plush toys of yesteryear, I can assure you that there will be quite enough of them to go around to ensure that no major price increases will be reported for almost all of them. So don’t believe the hype. “Vintage� Beanie Babies are not making a return to the collectibles marketplace anytime soon. Until next time, thanks for reading!

Shawn Surmick has been an avid collector since the age of 12. He currently resides in his hometown of Boyertown, Pa., and is a passionate collector of antiques and collectibles. His articles focus on various topics affecting the marketplace. morning at 8 a.m., prior to the doors are opening for general admission at 9 a.m.

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Harry Bertoia Sculpture Fuel Rago Design Auction Bush Sculpture Realizes $275,000

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$118,750. Also of note were Lot 2102, a Jerusalem Cylinder by Dale Chihuly, which easily exceeded the estimate of $20,000 to sell for $37,500; Lot 2128, “Light Spaceâ€? cast glass sculpture by LibenskË› and BrychtovĂĄ, which sold for $28,750 against a high estimate of $20,000; and Lot 2126, a forged and fabricated steel plant stand by Albert Paley, which sold for $25,000.

Lot 2343, the highestachieving lot of the day, was an exceptional and large Bush sculpture from midcentury modern designer Harry

for $38,750; and Lot 2363, Albert Paley’s “Eden Gate,� which sold for nearly two times the high estimate to realize $38,750.

5862 Urbana Pike “Collectors thought hard (Rt. 355 So.) about what they wanted and Frederick, MD why. When a piece met their oldgloryantiques.com discernment, their confidence Open Daily 10-6 was clear in how they stuck it out to win their piece. There “Late� Thursdays were many highlights, but the ‘til 8 pm one I think reflects this trend was our Donat table, Lot 2237.

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suggesting the markets for contemporary craft and modern design remain strong.

With over 350 lots, the Modern Design category was the largest and highest-earning session of the weekend.

The auction segment commenced Sunday morning with the collection of Debra Lee, named one of the “100 Most Influential Women in Entertainment� by The Hollywood Reporter. The top lot from her collection, and the second-highest price achieved for the weekend, was Lot 2100, “Masai (Twelve Elements)� by celebrated glass artist Lino Tagliapietra, which shattered the high estimate of $40,000 to achieve

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Rago Arts and Auction Center’s Design Auctions brought in $5,137,719 on May 19 and 20. A vast array of property, from early 20th century to modern design, plus contemporary ceramics and glass, including the Daphne Farago collection of Decorative Objects (sold to benefit the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) as well as the The Washington, D.C., collection of Debra Lee (president and CEO of BET Networks), drove a consistently strong sale across two days, four auction segments and almost 900 lots.

Estimates were surpassed, and expectations were exceeded during a sale that earned an 85-percent sell-through rate,

Bertoia, which soared past the high estimate of $125,000 to realize $275,000 in vigorous competition. Two additional works by Harry Bertoia were amongst the top ten lots of the weekend, including the Willow sculpture in Lot 2345, which sold for $53,125, and Lot 2347, a large Sonambient sculpture that sold for $46,875.

Other highlights from the Modern Design segment include Lot 2463, a large Mesa table with a rare ebonized lacquer finish by T.H. Robsjohn- A large Sonambient sculpture by Gibbings, which exceeded the Harry Bertoia sold for $46,875.

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Historical And Sporting Gun Collectors Vie For Treasures At Milestone’s Premier Firearms And Militaria Auction Rare Model 1819 J. Hall Breech-Loading Flintlock Rifle Made By Harper’s Ferry Armory Sold For $4,560 On May 26, Milestone Auctions in suburban Cleveland, Ohio, auctioned an 872-lot selection of outstanding antique and vintage firearms and military memorabilia. Spanning several centuries, the varied array of historical guns included many rare and unusual examples made by noted gunsmiths, including one produced at the Harper’s Ferry Armory.

“Our team made a concerted effort to put together an auction whose contents were fresh to the market and with price points that allowed everyone to participate. There were many obscure guns for the advanced collector and hundreds of other high-quality firearms that were affordable even to those on a limited budget,” said Milestone Auctions co-owner Miles King.

More than 4,000 people registered to bid in the sale, and there was just as much interest in 20th-century material as there was in the coveted centuries-old guns of the Revolutionary War era. Nazi German lots, in particular,

were eagerly pursued by the many World War II collectors who took part, according to King.

A Knight’s Cross Certificate awarded to Helmut Naumann, dated June 2, 1941, was handlettered and illuminated on genuine parchment. Signed by Adolf Hitler and presented in a formal red leather case embossed with a gold-leaf Reichs Eagle, it finished its bidding run at $9,000. An early World War II German Gewehr G41 sniper rifle reached $5,520, while a pair of Hitler Youth shoes, mint and unused in the original box, realized $1,170. All prices reported are inclusive of a 20-percent buyer’s premium.

A pre-WWII personal flag of General Suzuki Soroku, who served as Japan’s Chief of Army from 1926-30, sold for $3,360 against an estimate of $2,500-$4,500.

Another Japanese relic, an Arisaka Type 99 7.7 x 58mm rifle with monopod, sold for $1,020.

The U.S. representation spanned wars from the 18th through 20th centuries. A rare

One such item in this sale was a 44-star 6th L.A. Company Boys Brigade American flag dating to the 1891-96.

This rare Model 1819 J. Hall breech-loading flintlock rifle, second production type dated 1826, period “The Boys Brigade made by Harper’s Ferry Armory, identified to Captain E.D. French, realized $4,560. originated in Scotland and was Model 1819 J. Hall breech- the 115th New York Volunteer brought to the United States loading flintlock rifle, a sec- Infantry that consisted of a in 1887 by Sir William Smith,” ond-production type dated flag fragment and note pre- explained King. “Even though 1826, was made at the sented to the regiment’s the organization was Harper’s Ferry Armory. chaplain on Feb. 10, 1865. An endorsed by President Identified to Captain E.D. excerpt from the note hand- Theodore Roosevelt, the Boys French, it sold for $4,560. written by Lieutenant Ezra L. Among the many notable Walraith says: “Now Chaplain, Civil War lots was an Model when you and I are 100 years 1840 saber made by Tiffany & old sitting by the fireside colCo. It edged out the competi- oring our Meerschaums comtion at $1,920. Also, there was paring notes how nice it will a framed mini archive from be to compare the relics of the war.” The lot sold for $1,380.

In every Milestone militaria auction, there are pieces that most collectors have A pre-WWII personal flag of Japanese never encountered before. Chief of Army General Suzuki Soroku, who served in that capacity from 1926-30, sold for $3,360.

The Civil War 115th New York Volunteer Infantry flag fragments and note presented to the regiment’s chaplain on Feb. 10, 1865, sold for $1,380.

This early WWII German Gewehr G41 sniper rifle sold for $5,520.

Brigade never met with widespread success in America, so flags of the type we auctioned are extremely rare.” The 92-by-48-inch banner commanded $3,360 against an estimate of $1,000-$1,500.

Milestone’s next Firearms and Militaria Auction will be held on Saturday, July 28.

To learn more, readers may call 440-527-8060 or visit www.milestoneauctions.com.

Images courtesy of Milestone Auctions.

A WWII U.S. 13th Army Air Force A-2 jacket, 4th Recon Squadron, sold for $1,680.

The Boys Brigade, 6th L.A. Co. 44-star American flag, 1891-96, sold for $3,360. Read the story for more on this item.

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AUCTIONS

SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR GEORGIA 07/12-15/18, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antiques & Collectibles, Atlanta Expo Center

07/29/18, MORRIS TOWNSHIP, SUN 10 AM-5 PM, Antiques Expo, 161 E Hanover Ave, William G. Mennen Sports Arena

07/14/18, SCHNECKSVILLE, SAT 8 AM-2PM, Indian Relic, 4550 Old Packhouse Rd Rt 309, Schnecksville Fire Co.

08/09-12/18, ATLANTA, THURSSUN, Antique Market, Atlanta Expo Center

08/05/18, BARNEGAT LIGHT, SUN 9 AM-5 PM, Antiques & Collectibles, 19th & Bayview Ave, Historic Viking Village

07/15/18, NEW HOPE, SUN 10 AM-4 PM, Toy, 46 N Sugan Rd, Eagle Fire Company

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07/10/18, WAGONTOWN, TUES 4:30 PM, Coins, model trains, baseball cards, toys, collectibles, Wagontown Fire Company 412 W Kings Hwy, Smith Auction Company 07/11/18, CHESTER HEIGHTS, WED 2 PM, Furniture, ElectroLam Products maple & butcher block, from the Franklin Mint Archives - original illustrations, artist signed prints etc., German Bisque doll, collectibles , Arnold Palmer golf clubs, Phillies signed memorabilia, guns etc., Wilson's Auction Gallery 344 Valleybrook Rd, Wilson's Auctioneers & Appraisers 07/11/18, HATFIELD, BID ONLINE NOW THROUGH CLOSING WED 8 PM, Power Tools, Online www.alderfer auction.com, Alderfers Auctions & Appraisers

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Potter & Potter Auctions’ Gambling Memorabilia Event Is A Royal Flush Signature Event Featuring The Bob Rosenberger Collection Of Books, Apparatus, And Ephemera Scores Nearly $390,000 Collectors hit the jackpot at Potter & Potter’s Gambling Memorabilia Sale on May 19.

When the frenzied bidding finally came to an end, 31 lots realized between $1,000$1,999; 37 lots realized between $2,000-$9,999; and three lots exceeded the fivefigure mark. Prices noted include a 20-percent buyer’s premium.

Enthusiasts from the four corners of the globe took notice of this sale’s phenomenal collection of antique gambling books. The odds-on favorite for the auction’s top sale was Lot #151, Alfred

Trumble’s “Faro Exposed” or “The Gambler and His Prey, Being a Complete Explanation of the Famous Game, Its Origin and Development, and How Its Skins Are Worked,” did not disappoint. This rare 1882 publication dealing with the subject of advantage play sold for $24,000, a possible new auction record for a book on gambling. Collectors also anted up to Lot #126, F.R. Ritter’s “Advantage Card Playing and Draw Poker.” This book from 1905, featuring the first photograph of a Jacob’s Ladder-style holdout ever printed, Ritter’s 20 rules for playing poker, and images of cards marked with “blockout” work, more than doubled its low estimate to sell for $14,400.

This exciting auction also featured a number of additional best sellers in its book category. Lot #7, John Blackbridge’s 1875 “The Complete Poker Player,” realized $2,640. And Lot #139, an original, first-edition copy of R.A. Smith’s “Poker to Win” from 1925, made $1,800. The book included a treatise on card sharping, including false shuffles, false deals, cons, tricks, and other sleight-ofhand poker dodges.

Collectors didn’t keep things close to the vest in regards to the spectacular dice, cards, and chips on offer through this sale. Lot #455, a crooked dice making jig with a The Will & Finck brass sleeve holdout pair of dice, rolled to $1,140 on its $100-$200 estimate. Good sold for $12,000.

things came in threes with Lot #467, a trio of scrimshawed ivory mustang dice that more than tripled the high estimate to sell for $1,560. Lot #325, a deck of Steamboat No. 1999 playing cards, made $660 on a $100-$200 estimate. This exceptional deck, which was made by the Dorrity Card Manufacturing Company of New York, featured a very rare joker.

You can bet your bottom dollar that this auction presented a breathtaking array of gambling accessories and devices.

Lot #254, an adjustable brass card edge notcher with a turned wooden handle, was estimated at $1,200-$2,000 and sold for $5,760. This circa 1890 tool was used to prepare cards for four-pin dealing boxes. And lot #260, a Shiner ring and instruction sheet, ran circles around its $100-$200 estimate to realize $1,320. This reflective piece of jewelry was used to read cards as they were dealt off the top of the deck.

Will & Finck’s cheating devices, game accessories, and company ephemera remain the “gold standard” amongst gambling memorabilia collectors today. All eyes were on Lot #249, a circa 1880 Jacob’s Ladder style brass sleeve holdout mounted on a porcelain display hand.

Estimated at $3,000-$5,000, it quadrupled its low estimate to realize $12,000. Lot #262, a particularly petite, circa 1880 ivory handled brass card trimmer in its original wooden packing crate, was estimated

The book “Advantage Card Playing and Draw Poker,” published in 1905, sold for $14,400.

“Faro Exposed” or “The Gambler and His Prey” is a rare book, published in 1882, and realized $24,000. at $3,000-$4,000 but shuffled its way to $9,600. And Lot #207, a Will & Finck gambling catalog in its original mailing envelope and a small archive of related company ephemera from 1894, sold for $6,000. It was the only known original Will & Finck gambling supply catalog in private hands.

The Gambling Memorabilia Sale came full circle with museum-quality selections of photos, coin-op machines, and other rarities.

Lot #488, a circa 1880 traveling roulette wheel in a wooden crate, spun to $7,200, more than seven times its low estimate. The clock was

ticking on Lot #297, a photograph of crowd at a casino in Goldfield, Nev., on Oct. 1, 1910, at midnight. It sold for $1,020. And what made the subject matter of this black and white moment so appealing? Gambling became illegal in the state of Nevada after midnight that day. And finally, bidders took aim at Lot #497, a gambler’s palm pistol with pearl grips that made $9,600, more than twice its high estimate. It was made by the Chicago Fire Arms Co. in 1893 and was accompanied by its original box, a box of 50 cartridges, and three manufacturer’s

parts sheets with prices.

“Strong participation in all categories made for a spirited, lively, and profitable auction on Saturday. Highlights included cheating books, including the $24,000 sale of ‘Faro Exposed,’ possibly a record for a book on gambling at auction, as well as gambling devices, poker chips, and rare playing cards.

Uncommon trade catalogs also fared well. This was our most successful gambling memorabilia sale to date,” stated Gabe Fajuri, president at Potter & Potter Auctions.

For more information, visit www.potterauctions.com.

ESTATE AUCTION ANTIQUES * CLOCKS * COLLECTIBLES * FURNITURE THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 AT 5:00 P.M. LOCATION:

A. Curtis Andrew Auction, Inc., 25631 Auction Rd.,

FEDERALSBURG, MD

A photograph of the crowd at Northern Casino in Goldfield, Nev., on Oct. 1, 1910, at midnight sold for $1,020. Gambling became illegal in the state of Nevada after midnight that day.

The adjustable brass card edge notcher sold for $5,760.

Three scrimshawed ivory mustang dice sold for $1,560.

This Will & Finck ivory handle brass card trimmer in original packing crate realized $9,600.

7 miles north of and 10 miles south of Denton, MD. This is an outstanding selection of antiques, collectibles and furniture from two estates from Calvert County and St. Michaels, MD along with other consignments.

CLOCKS: Tall case clock circa 1800, Simon Willard (Attributed) signed on inside of door by Elnathan Taber (Apprentice of Willard) 95” tall. 18th Century Tall case clock 85” tall, Portico clock, circa 1835. Tall case clock (modern).

FURNITURE: Secretary drop front & flat top, Chippendale chest of drawers, (2) Mahog. Chest of 4 drawers with bracket feet, American Southern Hunt Board Mahog. with inlaid design, (2) Windsor style chairs, Drop leaf table walnut, (2) Demilune tables, (2) Walnut spool chests, Chest of 3 drawers with bracket feet, Bobbin Lace chest, Cobbler’s bench, Commode Mahog., Painted cane back wingchair, (2) Chippendale style sofas, Chest of 4 drawers with bracket feet painted red, Pine blanket chest with drawer, Walnut 2 drawer stand on turned leg, (2) Mahog.

Beside tables on turned leg, Chest of 5 drawers, Stand with 2 drawers on tapered leg, Mag. 4-Poster bed, Wingback chairs, China cabinet, Ladder back chairs, QA style chairs, Tilt-top table, Open faced washstands, Nest of tables, Child’s chest, Plank bottom chairs, twin beds, QA style Lane cedar chest, Pine corner cupboard, Pine slant top desk, Oak slant top desk, Marble top washstand, Pine tall chest, spice cabinet, Dry sink, Drop leaf table, 12 pc. Rattan porch set, Cupboard over one drawer, miniature dresser, QA style coffee table, and many other items.

COLLECTIBLES: (2) Sets of Sterling Silver flatware, Sterling dresser set, Misc. Sterling pcs., Spode Copeland China - England. Set of China Federal Swap Syracuse Rosebud, Set of Bone China Crescent Fairfax - England, Set of Wedgwood Bone China Kutani Crane, Set of Premere fine China Primrose, Haviland China, 13 pc. Limoges Fish plat. set, Trainware, Wooden wash tub circa 1850, Rose Medallion bowl, pair of Rose Medallion lamps, Chinese Chippendale style wall mirror, Chippendale style mirror, 19th C. Brass candlesticks, cut glass bowls - decanters - vases, stemware, Oriental bowls, Stoneware jugs & crocks, Kerosene wall lamp with reflector, marble base lamp red glass, pitcher & bowl, brass lamps, Chinese turquoise table lamps, Oriental rugs: Persian Sarouk 90”x54”, Persian Kerman or Ardebill 147”x114”, Persian Sarouk 50”x78, Persian Bijar 85”x55”, Turkisk Bokhar 72”x90”, Turkish 118”x71”, Turkish Sparta 155”x117”, Caucasian Shirvan 45”x57”, Persian Yalameh 48”x68”, Turkish 54”x83” Swaziland Tapestry, Oriental Style wall Screen, Sampler, Brass desk lamp, Stoney Point Goose decoy, wooden duck decoys, Workboat print by R.B. Dance, Annapolis Harbor print, Steins, and many other items.

Misc.: Hammond electric organ, Panasonic flat panel TV, mirrors, floor lamps, stereo, Carriage, and many other items.

TERMS: Cash or approved check with current letter from your bank guaranteeing funds. All items sold “AS-IS, “WHERE-IS”, with no guarantee. 10% Buyer’s Premium. 3% Credit Card, M/C, Visa. 6% Maryland Sales Tax. Preview: Wednesday, July 11th (1:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M.) and Thursday, July 12th (9:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M.) Continue to check web for more info and photos

A. CURTIS ANDREW AUCTION , INC. A crooked dice making jig with pair of The gamblers palm pistol with pearl grips sold for $9,600. dice sold for $1,140.

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This traveling roulette wheel in wood case sold for $7,200.

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Frent Collection Of Presidential And Political Americana Auctions Now $3.27 Million And Climbing Third Installment Exceeded Expectations

Lalique

UNRESERVED ONLINE ONLY ANTIQUE AUCTION AN

William Spratling

SATURDAY JULY 14TH, 2018 10:00 A.M.

LiveAuctioneers.com Selling over 300 lots to include: Furniture and Decorative Accessories, Staffordshire, Southwest Silver & Turquoise Jewelry, Estate Jewelry, Stoneware, Glassware, China and Porcelain, Pewter, Sterling Silver, Paintings, Multiples and Prints, Fine Art Photography, Brassware, Samplers, Rugs, Textiles, Hotel Bells, Tramp Art, Books, Vintage Handbags, Toys, Ephemera, and much more.

Selling for the Main Line Estate of Celeste Clement, a Newtown, Pennsylvania collector, and others.

Preview Times: Tuesday, July 10th to Friday, July 13th, from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.

Maggy Monier

Preview Location: 1041 W. Bridge Street,

PHOENIXVILLE, PA 19460 Andres Serrano

835 Staffordshire Group

Theodore E. Wiederseim, Auctioneer AU003361

Wiederseim Associates, Inc., P.O. Box 470, Chester Springs, PA 19425 Tel: 610-827-1910 | Fax: 610-827-1930 | info@wiederseim.com | www.wiederseim.com

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was a Van Buren and Johnson poster, considered the very first jugate political poster, which brought $56,250. A fullpage feature in “Running for President, 1789-1896,” which was engraved and published

by E. Durham in New York, this poster features the jugate portraits of the 1840 Democratic candidates, presidential hopeful A William Henry Harrison large 1840 silk Martin Van Buren and campaign flag nearly tripled its pre-auction vice president candi- estimate when it sold for $87,500. The deep, date Richard Johnson, rich colors offered a background for the large along with an eagle car- centered image of the country’s ninth rying a banner that president. reads, “Liberty and Equality.” The photos of the candidates are positioned above their biographies, as well as detailed illustrations of Johnson at the Battle of the Thames and the Battle of Horse Shoe Bend.

A favorite was a A favorite among collectors is the Lincoln and Lincoln and Hamlin Hamlin 1860 campaign flag banner; this examsought-after 1860 cample realized $31,250. The allure of this flag is paign flag bandue in part to the fact that Lincoln’s first name ner, which realis spelled “Abram.” ized $31,250. In A John Quincy Adams rare high demand statesman who represented “Pewter Rim” from the among serious Kentucky in both the United 1828 election sold collectors of States Senate and the House of for $20,625. It is 19th-century Representatives, the flag has among the most political dis- an extraordinary display pressought-after and play items, ence. This style is in particularvalued political the allure in ly high demand among colleccollectibles from this flag is tors because of the production the second quardue in part of a Polk mate, offering collecter of the 19th to the fact tors the prospect of owning a century. Some, like pair.

Heritage that Lincoln’s matching this example, feature a first name is Auctions will be offering a mirror on verso, compared much rarer Polk mate in its spelled “Abram.” to other types or models A George Washington Saturday, Aug. 18, Americana that show running mates.

“Plain Roman GW” inaugural and Political auction.

A rare John Quincy button, possibly the finest Adams “Pewter Rim” A William Henry Harrison example known, drew from the 1828 election, 1840 silk campaign flag nearly multiple bids until it which drew $20,625, is tripled its pre-auction esti- closed at $21,250. An an example of one of the mate when it sold for $87,500. example of an elusive most sought-after and As stunningly beautiful as any pattern, this button valued political political flag of the era, the often is found in deep, rich colors offer a per- much lower This Cox and fect background for the large grades, but the Roosevelt jugate centered image of the coun- absence of 1920 campaign try’s ninth president. Part of wear, in addiwatch sold for the appeal to collectors is the tion to the $15,000. fact that silk flags are particu- gloss and larly prone to condition patina and collectibles issues, yet this one endured the original from the secover the years in near-mint shank, make ond quarter of condition. the condition of the 19th century.

Another lot that nearly this one extremely Some, like this tripled its pre-auction estimate rare. This button was acquired example, feature a mirror on from Dewey Albert verso, compared to other at the 1976 A.P.I.C. models that have a vice presiconvention in dent or running mate. To colHartford, Conn. So lectors of this pewter rim pristine is the series, this Adams variety, one condition that of just two known to exist, is Albert later added considered the ultimate prize. the notation, Adams campaign memorabilia “Best specimen is extremely rare, making this known,” by its one of the key offerings in the image in his book entire Frent collection.

Other top lots included a on military and historical buttons. Lincoln and Hamlin large size One of the 1860 “Doughnut” ferrotype largest varieties selling for $20,000. A Lincoln of political flags and Hamlin colorful 1860 camever produced, a paign jugate chart sold for Henry Clay large $16,250, and a Cox and 50-inch 1844 cam- Roosevelt rare jugate 1920 paign flag banner campaign watch brought inspired 17 bids $15,000. An original portrait of A Van Buren and Johnson jugate political poster before ultimately Andrew Jackson by Ralph E. W. (considered the very first) realized $56,250. Engraved bringing in Earl sold for $11,875, and a and published by E. Durham in New York, this poster $21,250. Featuring Bryan and Stevenson 1900 features the jugate portraits of the 1840 Democratic an outstanding poster realized $11,250. candidates, presidential hopeful Martin Van Buren and portrait of Clay, For more information, visit vice president candidate Richard Johnson. the lawyer and www.HA.com.

ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR DECEMBER 2018 ADVERTISING AUCTION

SOLD $31,980 If you are interested in consigning, please email info@morphyauctions.com or call 877-968-8880 2 000 NORT H RE A DI NG ROA D | DEN V ER , PA 1 7 5 1 7 MORPH YAUC T ION S . C OM | 87 7-96 8 - 8 8 8 0

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A trio of extraordinary flags and banners sparked a flurry of competitive bidding, boosting the final total from Heritage Auctions’ David and Janice Frent Collection of Presidential and Political Americana, Part Three Auction on June 2 and 3, to $1,152,076, exceeding the pre-auction estimate by nearly 20 percent.

This auction was the third presented in the last year by Heritage Auctions featuring portions of the Frent collection. Each has exceeded its pre-auction estimate, and the three have produced a combined total of $3,274,023.

Additional portions of the Frent collection are scheduled to be included in at least four more auctions.

“Helping to put together the Frent collection has been one of the highlights of my career,” said Heritage Auctions’ Americana Auctions director Tom Slater. “What they have been able to assemble is nothing short of extraordinary, which is why so many of the lots in this auction were pursued so vigorously.”

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Cowanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s To Offer The Unrivaled Collection Of Peter Wainwright Fine Firearm And Militaria Collections Set To Be Sold On Sept. 12 Cowanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s arms historians are honored to partner with Peter Wainwright in the auction of his unrivaled collection on Wednesday, Sept. 12, at Cowanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cincinnati, Ohio,

Crockettâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s close friend, Charles Wilson Peale (17411827). The knife was in the possession of the Wainwright family for over 140 years.

From the 20th century, the

the world, Peter Wainwright is the cousin of one of Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s greatest heroes, Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright. Gen. Wainwright was the Commander of Allied Forces

This Springfield U.S. Model 1903 rifle was presented to a former governor of Pennsylvania. salesroom. This single-owner sale will feature unique and diverse examples spanning every stage of firearms development from early matchlocks to the closing days of World War II. A collection of this scope and quality is unlike any other offered in the United States in recent memory. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This collection truly is the stuff dreams are made of,â&#x20AC;? said Jack Lewis, Cowanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s director of firearms and militaria. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the culmination of a half a century of work by one of the great connoisseurs of the collecting world. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s so much crossover appeal across multiple categories that if you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t find something you like in this auction, then you need to start collecting something else.â&#x20AC;?

The auction features historically significant pieces from every century of American history. From the 19th century, interest is expected to be especially high in a unique 1819 pre-Bowie type knife that once belonged to David â&#x20AC;&#x153;Daveyâ&#x20AC;? Crockett (1786-1836) that was gifted to the Peale Museum by

auction will include a non-serial numbered Winchester U.S. M1 Garand rifle. The absence of a serial number or any indication that a number had ever been inscribed on the weapon suggests that this rifle is the first M1 rifle ever produced by Winchester. The M1 Garand was the standard U.S. service rifle during both WWII and the Korean War and has become especially popular among collectors in recent years.

From the 18th century comes a trio of British Nock naval volley guns in all three variations. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know that all three variations of a Nock gun have ever been offered in a single auction,â&#x20AC;? said Lewis. â&#x20AC;&#x153;They rarely come to auction on this side of the Atlantic, so when one comes up at auction lately, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been fetching five figures, even in rough condition. These three are in immaculate condition, and I suspect buyers are going to be tripping over themselves to get their hands on one of them.â&#x20AC;?

In addition to being one of the best known and respected historic firearm collectors in

in the Philippines during the Japanese invasion of the island nation. When the Japanese military overwhelmed the Allied forces, he

was forced to surrender and became the highest-ranking American prisoner of war during the war. Despite his rank, Wainwright endured untold mistreatment during his three years in prison but remained a symbol of hope and inspiration for his men during the occupation. After the war, Wainwright was promoted to four-star general and awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

Cowanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s specialists are still in the process of cataloging what is expected to be a more than 300 lot sale. A

This pair of Gastine-Renette pistols were presented by Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte III. printed catalog will be viewable on www.Cowans.com offered, and all lots will be in early August.

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ANTIQUES, ADVERTISING, PAINTINGS, AUTOMOBILE AND MORE! * AUCTION:

SATURDAY, JULY 7TH, 2018 â&#x20AC;˘ 9 A.M.

* Preview Friday, July 6th, 2018. 12 Noon-6 P.M. Location:

218 East Market Street, YORK,

PUBLIC AUCTION

ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, COLLECTIBLES, SURPLUS SCHOOL STAINLESS STEEL KITCHEN EQUIPMENT, GLASSWARE, CHINA, TOYS, JEWELRY, TOOLS, BOX LOTS, 1992 MAZDA MIATA MX5 CONVERTIBLE, GOLF CART AND MUCH MORE

MONDAY, JULY 9, 2018 AT 9:00 A.M. TOOMEY AUCTION CENTER 240 HATCHERY ROAD IN HELLAM TOWNSHIP

240 Hatchery Road, York, PA 17406 Frederick L. Toomey, CAI Mark A. Toomey AU-1297-L Phone (717) 755-6105 AU-3266-L Phone (717) 840-1193 Auction Center Phone (717) 252-0289 â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Trusted Name In Auction Servicesâ&#x20AC;?

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Located 5 miles east of York, PA, take Rt. 30 east to the Hallam Exit. Go south to light and turn left. Go thru Hallam Boro to Accomac Rd. on the left. Turn left and go 1 mile to Hatchery Rd. on the right. Signs posted.

Garland SS electric stove w/grill, 3 large SS steam kettles (1 new, 1 elec. & 1 gas), 2 Hobart Vertical choppers on wheels (1 new), 1992 red Mazda MX5 Miata convertible, over 100,000, last licensed in 2017 (Estate car). Living room, dining room and bedroom furniture, lots of jewelry, glassware, china, Batman and other collectible toys. Just starting to unpack. Check our website at www.toomeyauction.com or auctionzip.com #1893 for additions and photos.

Preview: Sunday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. Kitchen equipment sells at 11:00 A.M. Jewelry sells at 12 Noon, Furniture sells at 4:00 P.M. Car sells at 6:00 P.M. TERMS: CASH OR APPROVED PA CHECK, VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX.

Over 700 lots: 2002 Jaguar X series with 130,000 mi. and clear title, Tiffany mantle clock, various old document boxes, figurative horse trade display, figurative Black Americana shoeshine display, six vintage pedal cars, early Bowie knife, Bradley & Hubbard lamps, PA & S Small advertising box, tobacco and general store advertising items, decorated â&#x20AC;&#x153;Jonesâ&#x20AC;? crock with a cobalt bird, quality sterling and costume jewelry, Georgian sterling silver tongs, quality oil paintings and signed artwork, Meissen, Dresden, Limoges, hand painted German china, Steuben, glassware, textiles, quilts, comic books, sports memorabilia, lighting. Furniture includes various blanket chests, Stickley Prairie Series living and dining room sets, 19th century one drawer stands, a tall case clock, trestle table, Art Deco bedroom suite, Asian dressing screen, china and curio cabinets, marble top furniture, early New England chairs, Windsor highchair and pedestals and more.

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SEEKING VINTAGE SPORTS CARDS AND MEMORABILIA

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ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR OUR NOVEMBER 2018 EDGED WEAPONS, ARMOR, & MILITARIA AUCTION

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

SOLD $76,230

That’s a guarantee you can take to the bank.

ALWAYS ACCEPTING: • Pre-1980 trading cards • Vintage autographs • Early tickets and programs • Advertising and display pieces • Game used uniforms and equipment • Championship rings, trophies and awards • Vintage photographs and more

Call 877-HERITAGE (437-4824) or email Sports@HA.com to discuss opportunities

If you are interested in consigning, please email info@morphyauctions.com or call 877-968-8880 DALLAS | NEW YORK | BEVERLY HILLS | SAN FRANCISCO | CHICAGO | PALM BEACH PARIS | GENEVA | AMSTERDAM | HONG KONG

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OR 302-438-1217 EMAIL embassyauctions@hotmail.com WEB www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer ID#4741 Chelsea Clock, Boston U.S. Marines

M42 Single Decal German Army

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FINE ANTIQUES, ARTWORKS, FIREARMS, MILITARIA, BOOKS AND EPHEMERA AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2018 • 10 A.M.

Slag Glass Lamp Oil By Peter Philippi

THIS IS A QUALITY AUCTION FILLED WITH MANY ESTATE ANTIQUES, LISTED ARTWORKS, WORLD WAR I AND II MILITARY HELMETS AND ACCOUTERMENTS, SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES. A LARGE COLLECTION OF OLD BOOKS AND MANY PIECES OF EARLY PAPER, DEEDS, ETC.

Salvador Dali, Ltd. Edition Of 1000

Oyster Plates

Jan Dirksz Both Etching Circa 1640

WWII Italian Helmet With Insignia

Arcade Wheel On Stand

PREVIEW MONDAY, JULY 9, 2018 10-6 P.M.; TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 10-4 P.M. PENNSYLVANIA AUCTION LICENSE AY001987 AUCTIONEERS: LEON KURTZ LIC. AU000522L GABI JARAMILLO LIC. AU005728 KATELYN CALLAHAN LIC. AU005869

Victor Electric Industrial Fan

Old Aero Flyer Wagon

Luftwaffe Paratrooper 2 Decal Helmet

Inland 30 Cal. Carbine

Winchester Mdl. 97 12 Gauge

Winchester Mdl. 94 30-30

Sterling Tiffany Inkwell

18k Gold Key Wind Pocket Watch Made

By Robert Roskell, Liverpool

J. McDermitt Old Butter Churn

Miniature Grain Painted Dry Sink

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Charles F Mielatz Etching

POCKET WATCH: A ROBERT ROSKELL, LIVERPOOL ENGLAND 18K GOLD POCKET WATCH CIRCA 1800 IN A PAIR CASE. APPROXIMATELY 38 DWTS IN 18K GOLD. SERIAL # 28238. IN IMMACULATE CONDITION. WITH WATCHMAKER LABEL INSIDE FROM PHILADELPHIA. IN THE SAME FAMILY FOR OVER 200 YEARS. AN INCREDIBLE WATCH!!!

MILITARIA: A RARE WWII M 1938 (M38) FALLSCHIRMJAGER LUFTWAFFE PARATROOPER HELMET, DOUBLE DECAL, EISENHUTTENWERK AG, THALE HARZ MANUFACTURING TRADEMARK ET SIZE 71. A WWII M 42 GERMAN HELMET WITH LINER AND SINGLE ARMY DECAL. A WWI GERMAN BELT WITH GOTT MIT UNS BUCKLE COVERED WITH EARLY BUTTONS FROM MANY COUNTRIES. FIREARMS: WINCHESTER, REMINGTON SHOTGUNS, 30 CAL. WWII INLAND MFRING. CARBINE WITH BAYONET, J C HIGGINS SHOTGUN. OTHERS COMING. FIREARMS WILL BE LISTED SHORTLY. CHELSEA SHIP’S CLOCK MARKED U.S. MARINES, FINE SHELF AND CARRIAGE CLOCKS, PRIMITIVES, SCONCES, COUNTRY FAIR GAMING WHEEL. OVER 50 ICE CREAM-RELATED PRINT BLOCKS, SINGER ULTRALIGHT PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE, JOHN McDERMITT WOOD BUTTER CHURN. POTATO BUG MANDOLIN WITH MOP BUTTERFLY DECORATION, FIRKINS, ENTERPRISE COFFEE GRINDER. MANY EARLY CAST-IRON FRY PANS AND GRIDDLES, GRISWOLD, ERIE, WAPAK AND OLDER! EPHEMERA OF ALL KINDS, HUNDREDS OF BOOKS, PHOTOS, CDV’S, TINTYPES, STEREOVIEWS AND VIEWERS. THE AMERICAN COMBINED LEVEL AND GRADE FINDER, EDUARD HELB, EARLY 1800’S E & G BLUNT NEW YORK TRANSIT/COMPASS IN SHIPLAPPED CASE. SALVADOR DALI THE FANTASTIC ARGENTS 1982 ROME ITALY PORTFOLIO IN LEATHER CASE FEATURING SEVERAL SILVER GELATIN PRINTS, KEITH HARING 1986 LITHOGRAPH, JAN DIRKSZ BOTH THE HINNY DROVER VIA APPIA ETCHING CIRCA 1640. MANY OILS, WATERCOLORS, ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS, ETC. TO BE LISTED. QUALITY STERLING TIFFANY INKWELL AND PINCUSHION, BACCARAT CRYSTAL, DELFT CHARGERS, QUALITY VASES AND URNS. SLAG GLASS LAMP, MANY PIECES OF FINE CHURCH STAINED GLASS PIECES AND OTHERS, CUT GLASS, OYSTER PLATES. WE ARE PACKED HERE WITH MANY MORE ITEMS TO BE LISTED SHORTLY!!!

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A mid-1930s Watling three-reel five-cent slot machine sold for $3,250, and an 1871 general and business directory for the residents of four counties in Nevada realized $2,875 at what was titled the Americana, Railroad, Mining and More Auction held across four days, May 7 to 10, by Holabird Western Americana Collections, online and in the firm’s gallery at 3555 Airway Drive in Reno, Nev. The Watling slot machine was the auction’s top-selling lot, not surprising considering the Rol-a-Top is one of the This mid-1930s Watling three-reel five-cent most attractive three-reel slot machine, a Rol-a-Top model, sold for slots ever made and a $3,250. favorite among collectors.

This one was in original condi- what drove this historic comtion, with the original paint pendium skyward. It is one of and original lock and key. The five copies known. This one replacement reels had the old had a Silver City (Nevada) “fortunes” over the symbols, postal cancel for Oct. 31 and to try and skirt the gaming Oct. 24 on the first couple of pages. laws of the 1930s.

This sale was a large event, The 1871 Nevada directory was the sale’s runner-up top as nearly 3,000 lots came up lot, a book containing the for bid over the course of the names and addresses of all four days. In addition to the the residents and businesses Americana, railroad and minin Storey, Ormbsby, Washoe ing collectibles named in the and Lyons counties. Rarity is auction’s title, other categories included Native Americana, cowboy and Western memorabilia, numismatics, tokens, soda and medicine bottles, and antique woodworking tools.

“Overall the sale went very well, with many strong spots and a few weak spots, too,” said Fred Holabird of Holabird Western Americana Collections. “Categories that performed particularly well included Native American art, such as pots and jewelry, certain advertising collectibles and everything paper, like antique stock certificates. Old bottles were a mixed bag of hot and cold.”

Holabird said the weaker categories included cowboy spurs, old photographs and Texas tokens. Of the tokens he The rare and unique silver chalice from said, “We sold maybe half the Virginia City, Nev., stamped on the botcollection that was offered, tom “M.M. Frederick,” manufactured and we knew going in that circa the 1870s, 6.5 inches tall, sold for demand for them was soft. But $2,125.

I believe we’re invigorating the market by offering the very things other auction houses shy away from. Eventually these categories do come around.”

Internet bidding was facilitated by iCollector.com, Invaluable.com, eBay Live and Auctionzip. All prices quoted include the buyer’s premium.

A unique silver chalice from Virginia City, Nev., stamped on the bottom “M.M. Frederick” (mainly a watchmaker and jeweler in the city at the time), made circa the 1870s, fetched $2,125, and a clear druggist’s dose glass from A.M. Cole (Virginia City, Nev.), produced circa 1905-06, and one of six specimens known in perfect condition, sold for $1,281.

An 1861 Nevada Territorial stock certificate #32 for the The bottle for Chas. M. Fassitt Philadelphia Mining Company (“Druggist / Ruby Hill / Nev”), in mint (Virginia City), issued to John condition, with upside-down emboss- Pullen, with one share equaling, sold for $1,563. Ruby Hill no ing five feet, signed by officers longer exists.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 11TH STARTING AT 2 P.M. Preview 7/10/2018 12 NOON-7 P.M., 7/11/2018 10 A.M.-2 P.M. at WILSON’S AUCTION GALLERY, 344 Valleybrook Road,

CHESTER HEIGHTS, PA 19017 Highlights: 3 pcs Heywood-Wakefield Champagne Bedroom Furniture (Tall Chest, Low Chest w/Mirror, King Size Headboard), 2 pcs. Centennial Mahogany Furniture (Dressing Table w/Mirror, Lady’s Chest w/Mirror), Federal Maple Drop Leaf Table w/Button Feet, Electro-Lam Products Maple Butcher’s Block, 7’ Eastlake Walnut Victorian Pier Mirror w/Tennessee Marble Medial Shelf, Victorian Wicker Child’s Rocker, Victorian Wicker Baby Coach, Ornate Pierce Carved Walnut Sofa, Ornate Walnut Victorian Parlour Table, Antique Iron Brass Bed, Child’s Oak Rolltop Desk & Chair, Mid Century Chicago Hardware Foundry Table w/White Formica Top, From The Franklin Mint Library Archives - Original Illustrations, Artist Signed Prints, Reversed Painting, 11”x14” Watercolor New Castle Or Tyne By Robertson - English School, Intaglio Print Arch Joana Klein 5/50, Daisy Red Ryder BB Gun In Box, Lladro Figurines, carved green winged teal duck, Hand Painted Nippon Chocolate Pot Set, Armand Marseille (390/4) German Bisque Doll, “The Blue Angels” Signed Photo 11 November 1958, Dexter Meat Cleaver, Philadelphia, Phillies Signed Memorabilia, Balls, Collectibles, Weller Squirel Lattice Bowl, Disney, Jim Shore, Dept. 56, Hess, Texaco Collectibles, WWII Military Currency, Set Of Custom Arnold Palmer Golf Clubs…

Guns: Newhaven Model 295 12ga Bolt Action Shotgun, WWI British Enfield 303 (serial #79263), Italian Carcano Rifle 1035xiii, Savage Arms Model 1905 .22 Rifle.

Quality Additions Until Sale Time.

For information on absentee and phone bidding please call our Gallery at 610.358.9515 or email: info@wilsonsauction.net

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BRIEF LISTING Auction #1: Cataloged Auction includes: Outstanding banner weathervane, early eagle weathervane, RARE Rowsell’s pat. stereo - Graphoscope, early furniture, circa. 1820 militia outfit signed “Capt. S.W. Parsons,” firearms including early long rifles to Civil War era, Civil War sword, early 10 cent Playboy table model arcade pinball machine, early lighting, hearth accessories, wrought iron, tinware, 2 copper teakettles, pewter, wooden firkins, 2 early framed looking glass, early door locks & latches, hinges, primitive wooden mouse trap, Redware, 2 samplers, braided mats, quilts, rugs, very good early Currier & Ives, early reverse painting of a princess wearing a feathered headband, fine early wooden paint decorated bonnet or bride’s box, books, much more.

Auctioneer #2: NON Cataloged Auction includes: 2 oak 40” round dining room tables, antique New Royal treadle sewing machine, 2 solid cedar blanket chests, homemade wooden 24 parts chest of drawers, Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerator, old crocks & jugs, old wooden house windows, few old house doors, Hallicrafters speaker model SX-43 radio, old Hallicrafters speaker, old Grundig Majestic table model radio, old Zenith radio, old Westinghouse radio, very nice Bupp’s Dairy metal porch box, old croquet set, set of Mark Twain books, set of Dickens Works books, vintage 1940s magazines “The Complete Photographer,” Miss America pattern pink Depression glassware, Franklin Mint hand crafted in full lead crystal “The Phidias Horse” by Gianni Benvenuti, Cutco cuttery set, vintage dental cabinet, dental instruments, various tools, spoke shave, “C” clamps, bar clamps, wooden “C” clamps, old Stanley mitre box & saw, Parker 5 H.P. vacuum, small Toro snow thrower, Werner 16’ alum. shifting ladder, lawn & garden tools, 2 wire live animal traps, old small wood lathe, household items, bedding & blankets, KitchenAid mixer, kitchenwares, much more.

To View Full Sale Listing & Pictures Visit our Website at: www.paonsiteauction.com Sale Preview at Porters Fire Co. - Fri., July 13 from 5-7 P.M. SALE TERMS: 6% Sales Tax to be applied. 10% Buyer’s Premium for cash & Penna. Local checks only & 3% Administrative fee in addition when paying w/credit card.

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in the company, rose to $1,125, while an Orleans Flat Silver Mining Company stock certificate from the Nevada Territory (Virginia City), dated 1864, issued to a Pyramid Lake War survivor, finished at $938.

A group of 10 vintage Hamilton pocket watches, all open face, sold as one lot for $1,125. Two were Railway Special, gold plated; three were Art Deco, 14-carat gold; and several were gold-plated.

Two included chains. Also, a pair of tokens from Drummer’s Exchange in Houston, Texas

A pair of N.P. Sorensen (Ouray, Colo.) seltzer bottles, made in Austria circa 1890s-1914, brilliant 7-Up green in color and boasting perfect debossing in both, sold for $1,438.

antiquesandauctionnews.net Forwarding Merchants, Military and Indian Traders, addressed to post trader J.H. McKnight & Co. at Fort Shaw, Montana, dated March 26, 1876, sold for $532. Also, a rare 1870s-era Crockwell photo of a small mill in the upper part of Six Mile Canyon in Virginia City (Nev.) realized $688.

A bottle for Chas. M. Fassitt (“Druggist / Ruby Hill / Nev”), An 1871 Nevada general and business directory containing the names and in mint condition, with upsideaddresses of all residents and businesses in Storey, Ormbsby, Washoe and down writing on the base, a rare ghost town bottle since Lyons counties sold for $2,875.

Ruby Hill no longer exists, (“I O U 1 Drink, G.F. Sauter”), rare date 1896-S Barber quar- coasted to $1,563. Also, a pair of N.P. Sorensen (Ouray, Colo.) both in nice condition and ter, graded VG-F ($875). produced prior to 1900, comA collection of 75 Lake Seltzer bottles, made in Austria manded $813.

Tahoe (Calif.) postcards, 16 of circa 1890s-1914, brilliant 7-Up For fans of coins and cur- them real photo cards and green in color and boasting rency, the sale featured a $2 depicting such landmarks as perfect debossing in both, silver certificate from 1891, the Twin Lake Resort, Frashers, changed hands for $1,438.

A group of five Viola Morris only year that had William Meeks Bay cabins, Cal-Neva Windom, the 33rd treasurer of Lodge and Emerald Bay, corn husk bags, woven with the United States, pictured on brought $688, while a letter geometric yarn designs and the front, signed by Tillman from the office of T.C. Power & made in Idaho, beautifully and Morgan ($1,125), and a Bro., Freighters and crafted and boasting unique designs on each side, sold as one lot for $938. Also, a complimentary season pass for Boone’s Wild Animal Arena at the California Mid-Winter International Exposition (San Fran.) of 1894, issued to the editor of the Reno Gazette, hit $563.

For additional information, readers may call Fred The 1861 Nevada Territorial Stock Certificate #32 for the Philadelphia Mining Holabird at either 775-851Company (Virginia City), issued to John Pullen, one share equaling five feet, sold 1859 or 844-492-2766 or email fredholabird@gmail.com. for $1,125.

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A group of 10 vintage Hamilton pocket watches sold for $1,125.

The $2 silver certificate from 1891, the only year that had William Windom, the 33rd treasurer of the United States, pictured on the front, signed by Tillman and Morgan, sold for $1,125.

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ZETTLEMOYER AUCTION CO. PUBLIC AUCTION 100 pcs. Seagreaves Folk Art Pottery & Paintings, Steinway Piano, Carnival Glass, Furniture, Quilts, Antiques THURS., JULY 12 AT 1:30 P.M. The Auction Center at 820 Nursery Street,

FOGELSVILLE, PA This is the 3rd and final auction in the dispersal of the Seagreaves Family Collection including 100 lots of James C Seagreaves Folk Art pottery including: Face & owl jugs, fish & bird whistles, fat lamp, birds, charger, plate, bowls, candleholders & more. Also: 12 Folk Art watercolors & pottery by Verna Seagreaves. Also 2Oth C. paintings of Gristmill by Weinsheimer and 2 watercolors by Alma Strause.

Furniture & Antiques: Steinway Model M Baby Grand piano, Great 5 pc. marble top Victorian BRS, cherry sheet music cabinet, dry sink, Oak bowfront china closet, Oak hall rack, steamer trunk, Mahog. fold over game table, Dz. Nice Early patchwork & appliqué quilts, 80 pc. collection of Carnival glass, Edison cylinder player w/horn, Oak wall phone, coffee grinder, RR lanterns, shelf clocks. Plus 100s more fine items.

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THE COLLECTION OF MACMURRAY COLLEGE SAT. JULY 21, 2018 - 10AM CENTRAL

300+ L OT S I N C LU D I N G F I N E , M O D E R N , A N D C O N T E M P O R A RY A R T, M O D E L O F F R A N K L LOY D W R I G H T B U I L D I N G , E G Y P T I A N A N T I Q U I T I E S , C H I N E S E A R T I FAC T S , A N D S C I E N T I F I C E Q U I P M E N T; A N D 100+ A D D I T I O N A L L OT S O F F U R N I T U R E & A C C E S S O R I E S F R O M P R I VAT E C O N S I G N O R S NEW Gallery: 555 Washington Avenue St. Louis, MO 63101

TERMS: 20% Buyer’s Premium (25% online) Absentee Bids Accepted Online Catalog: selkirkauctions.com Online Bidding selkirklive.com

SCALE MODEL OF FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S GOETSCH-WINCKLER HOUSE by renowned diminutive architect George Drexler.

20"h. 38"w. 90"l.

Estimate: $2,500 - $7,500

COLLECTION OF KANGXI TROMPE L'OEIL FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, China, 18th c., ceramics.

Estimate: $1,000 - $2,500

FOUR EGYPTIAN GESSO PAINTED CARTONNAGE FRAGMENTS Estimate: $250 - $750

PALE CELADON JADE BELT HOOK China, Qing Dynasty or earlier.

Estimate: $750 - $1,750

EGYPTIAN WOOD FALCON FIGURE OF HORUS Egypt, XVIII Dynasty, ca. 1500 BC Estimate: $1,000 - $2,500

JEAN BAPTISTE NINI (1717-1786) PORTRAIT MEDALLION OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN France, 1777, terra cotta.

Estimate: $250 - $750

FINE KANGXI FLOOR VASE 28 1/2“h.

Estimate: $10,000 - $15,000

ALEXANDER CALDER (AMERICAN, 1898-1976) Zebra Hammock Estimate: $1,000 - $3,000

FEDERICO DEL CAMPO (ITALY, 1837-1923) Estimate: $4,000 - $8,000

WILLIAM "BUCK" DUNTON (AMERICAN, 1878-1936) Estimate: $3,000 - $5,000

AIJIRO WAKITA (JAPANESE, B. 1942) Estimate: $250 - $500

MARY BAUERMEISTER (GERMAN-AMERICAN, B. 1934) Estimate: $5,000 - $10,000

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FINE & RARE YONGZHENG DOUCAI BOWL Estimate: $3,000 - $5,000

PREVIEW: Sun., July 15 thru Sat. July 21