The Pennsylvania Show Will Be Held In Valley Forge On April 23 To 26 For America’s 250th
Historic Trappe is delighted to announce the launch of the Pennsylvania Antiques Show, a new event highlighting the best of Americana as well as folk art, garden antiques, French, Dutch, English, and Chinese decorative arts along with standout pieces of 20th-century art and design. The event will take place April 23 to 26, 2026, at the convention center at Valley Forge Casino Resort, just minutes from Valley Forge National Historical Park.
The show will begin with a special preview party on Thursday, April 23, from 5 to 9 p.m. It will then open to the public on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. All attendees will receive free admission to Historic Trappe’s museums, located just 20 minutes from the show, including the Center for Pennsylvania German Studies, in the Dewees Tavern; the Muhlenberg House, furnished to the Revolutionary War era; and the Speaker’s House, home of Frederick Muhlenberg, first Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, which will have its own grand opening to the public in spring of 2026 after 25 years of restoration.
The venue is easily accessible via major highways and offers free parking, an on-site hotel, and multiple restaurants, making it an ideal destination for collectors, dealers, and visitors alike. More than two dozen of the nation’s leading antiques dealers have already committed to the show, including Arader Galleries, A Bird in Hand, Barbara Israel Garden Antiques, David A. Schorsch-Eileen M.Smiles, H.L. Chalfant American Fine Art and Antiques, David M. Kurau-William R. & Teresa F. Kurau, Diana H. Bittel, Dixon-Hall Fine
Art, Earle D. Vandekar of Knightsbridge, Elliott and Grace Snyder, Greg K. Kramer, Hilary and Paulette Nolan, James M. Kilvington, James L. Price, Jayne Thompson Antiques, Jeff R. Bridgman, Jeffrey Tillou, Kelly Kinzle, Levy Galleries, Lillian Nassau, Nathan Liverant and Son, Olde Hope, Schwarz Gallery, Silver Art by D&R, and Antique French Fine Arts.
Patrick Bell and Edwin Hild of Olde Hope, who will be celebrating their 50th anniversary in the antiques business in 2026, noted that “this is exactly
what the field needs, a fresh burst of energy, with seasoned dealers and younger ones alike participating.” Skip Chalfant, a longtime exhibitor at the Delaware Antiques Show and Philadelphia Antiques Show, is also an enthusiastic supporter, saying “I am very excited about this new venue. The fact that you have some of the best dealers in the country as well as the 250th anniversary of our nation is a win-win situation!”
David Schorsch, who began as an antiques dealer at age 12 working with his mother, added, “I applaud
Historic Trappe’s efforts to attract younger dealers and collectors.”
Diana H. Bittel, a nationally recognized antiques dealer and veteran show manager, will help organize the event, bringing her expertise from the Delaware Antiques Show and The Newport Show.
Highlighting the next generation of dealers, collectors, and scholars, Historic Trappe is making a special effort to engage younger antiques dealers, collectors, designers, and scholars in the show. Zac Ziebarth,
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The Doylestown Arts Festival will return for its 34th anniversary on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 6 and 7, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. The festival remains free to attend and is designed to illuminate the region’s ongoing commitment to arts and culture. For two days the historic downtown Doylestown streets will be transformed into a lively outdoor marketplace full of art and music from local and regionally recognized creators.
Founded in 1991, the Doylestown Arts Festival has supported independent artists and musicians for over 30 years, while drawing attention and tourism to the local community. This year’s festival will offer familiar favorites to longtime attendees and a
By Karl Pass
The Historic Reinholds Station Trinity Chapel Annual Summer Arts Festival will be held Saturday, Aug. 2, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. This small event takes place at the West Cocalico Township Building, which also serves as the Reinholds Fire Company’s
Courtesy of David A. Schorsch-Eileen M. Smiles.
Courtesy of Jeff R. Bridgman American Antiques.
Courtesy of Olde Hope.
Hake’s To Hold Auction On July 29 And 30
Sale To Feature Pop Culture Collectibles, From Original Comic Art, Comic Books And Action Figures To Sports, Political And Disney Rarities
Hake’s Tuesday and Wednesday, July 29 and 30, online-only auction offers collectors a top-notch mix of pop culture rarities crossing literally hundreds of categories. Highlighted by exceptional pieces from long-held collections of every imaginable type, the 1,562-lot selection, with its variety, makes it possible for everyone to discover and bid on something exciting and special. From original comic art and “GI
Joe” and “Star Wars” figures to early Disney toys, sports and political memorabilia, the all-inclusive pop culture mix covers all the bases. In the DC comics domain, the big three are Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, but to own a copy of “Action Comics #1” or “Detective Comics #27,” the books in which the Man of Steel and Caped Crusader first appeared, respectively, would be cost-prohibitive for most
people. That leaves one of the strongest superheroes of all time: Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman. While she first appeared in “All Star Comics #8” in 1941, she earned her own comic book title in summer of 1942. A CGC 3.0 Good/VG example of “Wonder Woman No. 1,” which retells the origin story of the Amazonian demigoddess and includes the first appearance of her main foe
and ink cover art from an early run of “2000 AD,” Issue 197, featuring Judge Dredd. The book was released by Fleetway Publications on Jan. 31, 1981, and its cover features an amazing image of Judge Dredd being blown from his Lawmaster motorcycle as an atomic bomb explodes. It is particularly desirable because not all issues of “2000 AD” depict the lead
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A 1929 R316 Kashin Publications Babe Ruth (HOF) signed card, PSA 2 (MK) with PSA/DNA 7 autograph grade, card was signed in 1932, possibly at a game, while Ruth was still playing pro ball, holds an open estimate with required starting bid of $10,000, which has already been surpassed.
Ares, is a highlight of Hake’s sale. Written by William Moulton Marston with art by HG Peter. Its auction estimate is set at $20,000 to $35,000. Several outstanding pieces of original comic book art are likely to land in the top 10. First, there’s Brian Bolland’s signed original pen
character, nor were they all created by Bolland, the British artist most closely associated with Dredd. To many Americans, this issue would have been their first exposure to the futuristic law enforcer from Mega-City One. The estimate is $35,000 to $50,000.
More than a century after he first stepped onto a pro baseball diamond, the immortal Hall of Famer Babe Ruth is still widely regarded as the greatest baseball player who ever lived. In ESPN’s 2025 Hall of 100, the “Bambino” still holds the #1 spot, followed by such legends as Willie Mays and Ted Williams. In their July auction, Hake’s includes a collectible from Ruth’s storied career, a 1929 R316 Kashin Publications baseball card clearly autographed (in 1932) by the home run king himself. The card shows Ruth in his Yankees uniform ready to swing at a pitch. PSA-graded 2 (MK) with a PSA/DNA 7 autograph grade, it has an open estimate and has already surpassed its required starting bid of $10,000.
An important Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson 1864 “National Union Ticket” fabric broadside with 26-star American Flag and names of 26 electors representing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is one of only three examples known to Hake’s political experts. Provenance from Rex and Patti Stark collection, it is estimated at $10,000 to $20,000.
A rare 1930s (Japan) Mickey Mouse and Betty Boop “Time Is Gold” celluloid wind-up toy with elusive original cardboard box with illustrated label, depicting Mickey standing beside simulated clock, is the only known boxed example and will hold an estimate of $10,000 to $20,000.
Every Hake’s pop culture auction includes stellar political memorabilia. The July event is no exception. One of the rarest pieces in the entire sale is an Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson 1864 “National Union Ticket” fabric broadside with a 26-star American Flag and the names of 26 electors who represented the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania that year. One of only three examples known to Hake’s political experts, this important broadside was formerly in the collection of legendary collectors Rex and Patti Stark. The estimate is $10,000 to $20,000. Three consecutive lots
Collector Chats With Peter S. Seibert
This Week: A Timely Thought
By Peter Seibert
One of my oldest friends and mentors was the late John Snyder of Lancaster, Pa. John, who has been gone a number of years, was one of those folks who you trusted with their guesses about antiques more than you trusted most people’s facts. He had that innate ability to look at the design, history, and provenance of an object and then to immediately contextualize it.
John was passionate about regional furniture, and we often talked about the differences between Reading and York or Harrisburg and Carlisle. For John, there was a visual catalog of those differences that clearly pointed out where things were made. Considering the paucity of signed works, I soon came to realize that John’s Rosetta Stone for documenting a regional variation was in clock cases. While it was never a total slam dunk that a clock case was made in the same town as the clockmaker who assembled it all, there was still a lot of good evidence there for establishing patterns. And those patterns were the big tell in figuring out where things were made.
When John passed, I believe he had well over 100 clocks in his collection. No, he did not run them all. In fact, I am not sure I ever heard one running when I visited his home. But the reality was that he thoroughly studied
every clock to understand its construction and thus to create the mental catalog that he had for where things were made. How closely did he study the clocks? Well, I recall him telling me that he crawled inside a particularly wide Lampeter clock and got stuck. All these years later and I still cannot understand how, but he was suitably shaken to not try that again for a while.
Today, the benefit of John’s scholarship can be seen in numerous county historical societies and museums (especially Rock Ford). All are worth a visit to see both the objects and also to appreciate John’s scholarship. For me, John’s process was as important as his discoveries. We talked about how many scholars will focus solely on either the artistic aspect or construction of a piece. Those are important techniques in analyzing an object. How does it relate to others of the same type?
Pre-1980 Sports Cards And Memorabilia Auction
Topps 1952 Mickey Mantle Card, Graded 2, Hits
A game-used, team-signed Bill
stick from the Toronto Maple Leafs’ 1950-51 Stanley Cup championship season soared to $70,800, and a 1952 Topps #311 Mickey
A game-used, team-signed Bill Barilko hockey stick from the Toronto Maple
Mantle “holy grail” baseball card finished at $59,000, in Miller & Miller Auctions online-only Pre-1980 Sports Cards & Memorabilia auction held June 22.
All prices in this report are in Canadian dollars and include an 18 percent buyer’s premium. The Barilko hockey stick was the undisputed sleeper item of the sale, easily blasting through its $5,000 high estimate on its way to top lot honors. In all, 235 lots came up for bid in an auction that grossed $386,952.
“The Bill Barilko stick was an absolute thrill to bring to market and see a Canadian icon’s name live on in the sale of a historic piece of memorabilia,” said Ben Pernfuss, consignment director for the sale, adding, “Card results remained strong, as two 1952 Mantles highlighted an exciting offering of pre-1980 cards. Sold was a range of cards, sports
Similarly, how is it built? Does it have extra pinning and wedged dovetails? Then it must have been made by a Germanic cabinetmaker. But, John also brought a deep and abiding knowledge of genealogy and history to the study as well. Learning who it was made for was just as important as the maker in many respects. I recall his pursuit of an affluent Mennonite named John Musser. Musser’s home must have been spectacular, and John Snyder devoted hours to understanding it. Why? First was his interest in decorative arts and architecture. Second was that John Musser’s possessions were among the finest made. What did that tell us about affluent Mennonites in the 18th century?
I tell interns repeatedly that rather than studying just one aspect of an object that they need to look at every part. Who made it? Why did they make it? Who was it made for? What was
the owner’s status and background? When you combine those answers, you get a much fuller and more robust picture of the history of any antique.
“Born to collect” should be the motto of Peter Seibert’s family. Raised in Central Pennsylvania, Seibert has been collecting and writing about antiques for more than three decades. By day, he is a museum director and has worked in Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Virginia and New Mexico. In addition, he advises and consults with auction houses throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, particularly about American furniture and decorative arts. Seibert’s writings include books on photography, American fraternal societies and paintings. He and his family are restoring a 1905 arts and crafts house filled with years’ worth of antique treasures found in shops, co-ops and at auctions.
$59,000
memorabilia and historic objects.”
The game-used, teamsigned Bill Barilko hockey stick from the Toronto Maple Leaf’s 1950-51 Stanley Cup season offered a significant piece of hockey history. The stick was made by the Love & Bennett sporting goods store, located on the same block as the Maple Leaf Garden. It was stamped with Barilko’s number 5 and signed by the members of that championship team.
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Barilko hockey
Leafs’ 1950-51 Stanley Cup championship season, stamped with Barilko’s jersey number 5, realized $70,800.
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The complete high-grade set (60 of 60) 1964 Topps Giants series cards, marking the company’s first postcard-size release, each card 4-by-7 inches, the average PSA grade 8, sold for $8,260.
auction day. A total of 221 registered bidders placed a combined 4,732 bids. 99 percent of all lots offered were sold, while 54 percent of the top 50 lots topped estimates. Online bidding was via www.Live Auctioneers.com and the Miller & Miller website. A complete high-grade set (60 of 60) 1964 Topps Giants series cards, marking the company’s first postcard-size release, with each 4-by-7 inch card showcasing a large color photograph framed by a white border, sold for $8,260 against a high estimate of $3,000. A few of the stars included Sandy Koufax, Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle. The average PSA grade was 8.4. A 1952 Topps #312 Jackie Robinson baseball card, graded PSA 1 PR, bested the $3,000 high estimate by finishing at $5,900. The card was from Topps’ fabled 1952 6th series, running from #311
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A New York Yankees jersey, signed and inscribed by Mickey Mantle in 1993 and presented to the Toronto Blue Jays in appreciation for the team inviting him to the World Series, went for $5,015.
Mickey Mantle to #407, considered the rarest series of the 407-card set, and the Jackie Robinson card is one of the
This 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle “holy grail” baseball card, Graded 2 Good from PSA, sold for $59,000.
A complete set (79 of 79) Parkhurst hockey cards from the 1955-56 season, featuring Toronto Maple Leafs, Montreal Canadiens and “Old-Time Greats,” sold for $8,850.
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most sought-after, owing to his legendary career on and off the field.
A 1979-1980 O-Pee-Chee uncut sheet of 226 hockey cards in excellent condition (and boasting a #18 Wayne Gretzky
A 1952 Topps #312 Jackie Robinson baseball card, graded PSA 1 PR, from Topps’ fabled 1952 6th series, #311 Mickey Mantle to #407, considered the rarest series of the 407-card set, realized $5,900.
mint rookie card) showed some minor edge wear, but that season’s O-Pee-Chee set remains one of the most iconic
groupings of cards in the world of sports card collecting. The sheet was blank-backed (no printing on the reverse side). It sold within estimate for $4,130. Miller & Miller Auctions,
Ltd. will take the summer months off but will be back in September with a busy line-up of sale.
To learn more, visit www. MillerandMillerAuctions.com.
This 1979-1980 O-Pee-Chee uncut sheet of 226 hockey cards in excellent condition (and boasting a #18 Wayne Gretzky rookie card, was blank-backed (no printing on the reverse side) and sold within estimate for $4,130.
The Klosterman Collection Part IV Sale Delivers Over $600,000
Comprehensive Magicana Research Archives And Material Was Well Received
Magic memorabilia and artifacts is a hot collecting category in the marketplace.
Potter & Potter Auctions held a 555-lot sale held on June 21 featuring the fourth offering of materials from Ken Klosterman (1933-2020). He was the owner and CEO of Klosterman Baking Company and a celebrated magic collector. All prices reported include a 20 percent buyer’s premium.
The “Appearing Magic Kettle” realized $14,400. Read the story for how the illusion trick worked.
shadowgraphy, and more.
The top lot was Klosterman’s massive library of 20th-century magic publications, lecture notes, and magic booklets. Estimated at $2,000 to $4,000, it realized $20,400. All materials, including an estimated 2,000 volumes in 73 containers, were organized alphabetically in file boxes. Most were in English, with works mostly published in the U.S. and Great Britain. In addition to magic, the collection was interspersed with publications in allied arts including ventriloquism, hypnotism, carnivals, automata,
Other results included an archive of materials related to Karl Germain (American, b. Charles Mattmueller, 18781959) spanning the 1890s to 1970s time frame, estimated at $15,000 to $25,000 and selling for $19,200. It included hundreds of pages of documents housed in three volumes. The first contained manuscripts, typescripts, drawings, and other compositions in Germain’s hand. The second contained ephemeral relics from Germain’s career, including programs, newspaper and
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Klosterman’s collection of magicians’ cufflinks sold for $8,400.
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THE PERSONAL COIN-OP AND ARCADE COLLECTION OF THE LATE LLOYD PETER SHANK OF THE FOX DEN FARM MIDDLETOWN, MARYLAND. THE ADVERTISING AND COUNTRY STORE RELATED COLLECTION OF STEVE YOUNG OF CLIFTON, VIRGINIA PLUS OTHER SELECTED CONSIGNMENTS. “TWO GREAT COLLECTIONS CROSSING THE LIVE AUCTION BLOCK IN THIS ONE DAY AUCTION EVENT!!! FRESH TO THE MARKET!! PLAN ON ATTENDING IN PERSON!! BRING YOUR TRUCKS FOR EASY LOADING. WITH NO INTERNET BIDDING, EVERYONE HAS A CHANCE TO PURCHASE MANY OF THESE GREAT ITEMS TO ENHANCE THEIR COLLECTIONS ”
AUCTION TO BE HELD ON: SATURDAY, AUG 9TH, 2025
AUCTION STARTS AT 9:00AM • DOORS OPEN AT 8:00AM
***SPECIAL PREVIEW TO BE HELD ON AUG 8TH FROM 1PM-4PM*** AUCTION TO BE HELD AT: THE FREDERICK FAIRGROUNDS (INDOORS-BUILDING#12) 797 EAST
PARTIAL LISTING: MUSEUM QUALITY MODELS OF THE TITANIC (4FT) & SAILING SHIP (3FT), LIFE-SIZE STAN LAUREL MANNEQUIN, LOLLIPOP SCALE, 5FT BOB'S BIG BOY STATUE, 50s STYLE DINER BOOTH, WALL MOUNTED CONDOM DISPENSER, 5FT SUIT OF ARMOR, CARVED WOODEN INDIAN, GOLF COURSE BALL WASHER, LARGE SCALE FLYING PLANE AND A-10 WARTHOG MODELS, HUNDREDS OF ADVERTISING SIGNS, PEANUT JARS, GUMBALL MACHINES, COCA-COLA RELATED ITEMS, ADVERTISING THERMOMETERS, SODA RELATED ADVERTISING, BARBER POLES, CASH REGISTER, ADVERTISING CLOCKS, NEON SIGNS, FULL SIZE VINTAGE PHONE BOOTH WITH PHONE, MR. PEANUT COLLECTIBLES, ADVERTISING JARS, AND MUCH MORE COMING!!
MORE THAN 60 MACHINES INCLUDING VINTAGE AND MODERN ARCADE GAMES, SKILL GAMES, GAMBLING GAMES, PITCH & BAT, A FORTUNE TELLER MACHINE, CRANE MACHINES, PHOTO BOOTH, SLOT MACHINES AND MANY OF THE MOST DESIRABLE PINBALL MACHINES ALL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION!! LOW PLAY HOME USE ONLY, SMOKE FREE CLIMATE CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT. READY TO PLAY CONDITION, MOST INCLUDE KEYS AND MANUALS, MAINTAINED & SERVICED BY THE LATE MR. SHANK HIMSELF, A FAIRCHILD AIRCRAFT ENGINEER
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comprise the ultimate Kenner “Star Wars” Early Bird trio. A Kenner 1978 “Star Wars” Early Bird Special Certificate Package store display, graded AFA 70 EX+, is constructed of thin cardboard similar to the type used for the backdrop of Sears’ Cantina Adventure Playset. It was designed to hold stiff illustrated cardboard envelopes, each containing a sealed kit available for a limited time to mail-order the first set of four action figures (Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Chewbacca and R2-D2). This is the only example of its type ever to come to auction in any grade. The first and the best, it’s offered with an open estimate. It is followed in the auction by a 1977 “Star Wars” Early Bird Certificate Package (est. $10,000 to $20,000) and 1978 “Star Wars” Early Bird Mail-Way Kit with figures including a Double-Telescoping Luke Skywalker (est. $20,000 to $35,000). All three lots have high grades and are unique in their own way.
Sometimes it’s good to take a break from politics and world news to reflect on carefree childhood memories,
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The factory-sealed 1983 CBS/ Fox Home Video VHS tape of George Lucas’ original 1977 sci-fi epic “Star Wars,” CGC 9.4 (Drawer Box), fitted inner tray, retains slip case, rare and coveted by “Star Wars” collectors, and one of fewer than five known sealed copies of the 1983 release, will be estimated at $10,000 to $20,000.
By Gil Kane (1926-2000), this original art is for the cover of “Star Wars Weekly #8” from Marvel UK’s 12-issue comic series reprinting their American counterpart’s 6-issue “Star Wars” series. This art is unique, as there was never a U.S. version of this cover, which depicts a fight between Darth Vader and Obi-Wan Kenobi. Fresh to the market from a private collection and only the second cover artwork from a Marvel UK adaptation issue to come to auction, the estimate is $20,000 to $35,000.
This Hasbro 1984 “GI Joe” Hovercraft (Killer W.H.A.L.E.) Series 3 vehicle and Cutter (Hovercraft pilot), AFA 85 NM+, factorysealed, is one of only 10 sealed examples graded by AFA according to current AFA Population Report, with only seven in AFA 85 grade and only one higher (est. $10,000 to $20,000).
“Wonder Woman No.
Summer
By Gene Colan (1926-2011), this pen-and-ink original art for the cover of “Sub-Mariner #11,” Marvel, March 1969, including instructions regarding coloring for cover, is estimated at $20,000 to $35,000.
CALENDARS
ILLINOIS
07/19/2025, Union - Sat 10 AM & Online, donleyauctions. com. The Jim Dvorak Collection: Model A cars & parts. Donley Auctions
INDIANA
08/02/2025, ShipshewanaSat 9:30 AM & Online, chupp auctions.com. Petroliana Auction. Chupp Auctions 10/22/2025, Shipshewana - Wed 9 AM, shipshewana tradingplace.com. Antique Toy Auction. Shipshewana Trading Place
MARYLAND
07/22/2025, ParsonsburgTue Ending starts at 5PM, Online only, AMauctions.com. Extensive selection of Asian, Chinese, Japanese and Southeast Asian arts, bronzes, statues & sculptures. A & M Auctions
07/23/2025, ParsonburgThurs. 5 PM, Online only, Henry Progar paintings, riding lawn mowers, dump & utility trailers, primitives, antiques, artwork, antique & modern furniture, tools, kayak, military medals, militaria & more! A & M Auctions
07/24/2025, ParsonburgThurs. starting at 5 PM, Online only, amauctions.com. Personal property at 34326 Amelias Landing, Lewes, DE. Primitives, furniture, glass, china, tools, collectibles & more! A & M Auctions
08/09/2025, Historic Frederick - Sat 9:00AM, parzow auctions.com. Pinball machines, arcade games, gambling games, slot machines, skill games, grandmother predictions fortune teller machine, a rare 1917 Links coin drop Nickelodeon with original stained glass panel in excellent working condition & more! Howard B. Parzow Auctioneer
GEORGIA
08/07-10/2025, Atlanta - Thu
10 AM - 4 PM, Fri & Sat 9 AM6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, Scott Antique Markets
09/11-14/2025, AtlantaThurs. 10 AM - 5 PM, Fri & Sat
9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, Scott Antique Markets
MARYLAND
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445 lots of firearms. Horst Auctioneers
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07/31/2025, Kinzers - Thu 10 AM & Online, invaluable.com. Books, ephemera, photographs & postcards. Embassy Auctions International
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1942, CGC 3.0 Good/ VG, with retelling of Wonder Woman origin story and first appearance of main foe Ares, is a key Golden Age DC comic. The estimate is $20,000 to $35,000.
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especially those connected with a favorite toy. To many boys and girls of the 1980s, it would have been a dream come true to own a Transformers 1986 Series 3 Trypticon (Decepticon Dinosaur/ City/Battle Station) with its transforming mini-car FullTilt and tank named Brunt.
However, not many youngsters got their wish.
“It was a giant, expensive toy, so if some other kid in the neighborhood had one, that’s where everyone would congregate,” said Alex Winter, president of Hake’s Auctions.
“Few toys have had the staying power of Trypticon; it’s
hard to beat a dinosaur-robot combination. Hasbro is still producing Trypticons, and the nostalgia for the earliest versions is huge.” The set in the auction is an especially rare first-release version that only saw limited production and did not come with a poster, as later versions did. Graded AFA 80 Q-NM, it is one of only four examples of its type to be graded by AFA and the only one in its high grade. The auction marks the first time a set of its exact type will have appeared at auction. It’s estimate is $10,000 to $20,000.
From the golden era of toy production comes a rare 1930s (Japan) Mickey Mouse and
The Kenner 1978 “Star Wars” Early Bird Special Certificate Package store display, AFA 70 EX+, was designed to hold stiff illustrated cardboard envelopes, each containing a sealed kit available for a limited time to mail-order the first set of four action figures (Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Chewbacca and R2-D2). Only example of its type ever to come to auction in any grade, it holds an open estimate.
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magazine clippings, handbills, brochures, and letters. And the third had typescripts, correspondence, and related material from the careers of the two magicians most responsible for growing and elevating Germain’s legacy - Paul Fleming and Stewart Cramer.
An “Appearing Magic Kettle,” estimated at $3,000 to $5,000, appeared at a selling price of
$14,400. Made in Los Angeles, Calif., by John Gaughan in the early 2000s after a design of Carl Willmann, with this illusion, the performer produced a tea kettle from an empty foulard, then poured any drink called for from it. This was one of six examples manufactured by Gaughan. A foulard is a soft lightweight fabric such as a handkerchief.
Klosterman’s massive library of magic publications, lecture notes and thin magic booklets, spanning the 20th century, sold for $20,400.
Klosterman’s magicians’ tokens and wooden nickels collection was estimated at $2,500 to $3,500 and realized $10,200. This expansive collection of over 700 tokens and over 200 wooden nickels was housed alphabetically in four vinyl binders, with most tokens in cardstock coin holders with inked identifications. Klosterman’s collection of magicians’ cufflinks was estimated at $2,000 to $4,000 and scored
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Betty Boop “Time Is Gold” celluloid wind-up toy, complete with its elusive original cardboard box with pictorial label. The toy’s design includes a smiling pie-eyed Mickey standing beside a simulated clock with movable hands. The only known example retaining its original box, it is one of the rarest of all Mickey and Betty toys. It carries a $10,000 to $20,000 estimate.
Hake’s online auction is open for bidding and closes July 29 and 30. For a free printed catalog or additional information on any item in the sale, call 1-866-404-9800 or 717-434-1600. To view the online catalog, visit www. hakes.com.
All images courtesy of Hake’s Auctions.
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SATURDAY, JULY 26, 2025 AT 9:00 A.M. Preview - Friday, July 26 from 1:00 P.M. thru 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, July 26 from 7:00 A.M.
Sale to be held at the Horst Auction Center, 50 Durlach Rd.,
PETROLIANA AUCTION
To be held at the Chupp Auction Center, 1 mile north of the SR 5 and US 20 junction in Shipshewana, IN
ADDRESS: 890 S Van Buren St, Shipshewana, IN 46565 SAT, AUGUST 2, 2025
9:30 AM Uncataloged Lots
10:00 AM Cataloged Lots with Online Bidding
collectibles; primitives; retro; antique items; etc. NOTE: Only a partial listing, STILL MUCH MORE TO UNPACK and set up! Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates. Office 717-432-8246 or Doug & Vickie Hardy auctioneers 717-432-3779.
5 GAS PUMPS • PETROLEUM MISC: (2) Tokheim Volumeter clock-face -1 is restored, 1 needs restoration; visible pump -needs restoration; Bennett Model 371; Bowser Model 565A; floor model Eco Tireflator; Bennett Model 156 oil can display rack; floor model oil dispensers; Sinclair lubester; variety of glass oil bottles with carriers; 35 GAS PUMP GLOBES: Fleet Wing; Martin; Tex-Gas; Ashland; Sinclair Dino; Marathon; Derby; Pure; Texaco Sky Chief; Imperial; Skelly Supreme; Standard Oil White Crown; Indian Gas; Central Michigan Bay; Crown Gold; Hi-Way; Crown Silver; Bonded 98; Richfield; Sinclair H-C; Ashland A Plus; Hercules; Sinclair Power-X; Sinclair Pennant; Mobilgas; Sinclair US Motor Gasoline; PETROLEUM SIGNS: Loreco Gas; Polarine; GMC Trucks; Trojan Gasoline; Texaco; Miller Tires; Delco Batteries; Blue Sunoco; Mobiloil; Phillips 66; BF Goodrich Tires; Veedol Motor Oils; Corduroy Tires; Norwalk Tires; Cooper Tires; Trico Wiper Service; Atlantic Motor Oil; Amalie Motor Oil; US Royal Tires; Delco Batteries; Solite Gasoline; Grant Batteries; Conoco Gasoline; Star Tires; Pennzoil; Never Nox; Independent Gasoline; Wolf’s Head; Hercules Tires lighted clock; Flying A Gasoline lighted clock; Hastings Piston Rings lighted clock; Mohawk Tires; Veedol; 350+ OIL & GREASE CANS: Including aviation, snowmobile, outboard oil and more; MISC ITEMS: Floor model stop light; Texaco Fire Chief toy helmets; Texaco toy airplanes; floor model gumball machine; many more items…
Owner: LARRY COLEMAN See this collection on site in Shipshewana
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include Doug and Susan Shaw (wood carvings), Mike and Donna Brown (paper mache and chalkware), Janice
Sonnen (hooked and penny rugs), Cynthia Baker (weaving), Helen Reinhold-Gordon (oil painting), Frances Foltz (paper cutting), Janet Fasnacht (fiber angora art), Steve Good (metal works),
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$8,400. The grouping included approximately 145 sets of
cufflinks owned and worn by many notable magicians of the 20th century. They were housed neatly on two rotating “trees” with custom-made
Lisa Ochs (fiber artist), Joel Hildebrand (pottery), Bradley and Jessica Nestler (glass blowing), Ken Wittelsberger (fraktur), and Karen Hurd (tinsmithing).
There will also be regional folk art for sale from artists such as J.F. Long, Walter and June Gottshall, Breininger Pottery, James and Verna Seagreaves, Luke and Fannie Gottshall, John G. Long baskets, Strawser carvings, Keyser redware, and more.
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plaques identifying the links. The collection was sold with many letters or letters of provenance explaining the history behind the links, how they were acquired, and when they were worn.
“As it turns out, the name Klosterman is synonymous not only with magic tricks, but magic at auction, as our fourth single-consignor sale from his legendary collection proved. Bidding was fierce and spirited through the nine-hour long auction, with the final results of over $600,000 landing some 20 percent above the high estimate,” summed up Gabe Fajuri, President at Potter & Potter Auctions.
To learn more, visit www. potterauctions.com.
HIGHLIGHTS: Long Rifles To Include: Mossberg 12GA Shotgun, Winchester Model 94, Remington 870 Wingmaster, Knight Revolution 50 Cal, Chinese SKS, US Model 1842, Remington Model 34, Mauser 8MM, Savage 223, Stevens Model 84C, Winchester Model 250, Winchester Model 670, Remington Scoremaster 341, Pre 64 Model 1894 Winchester 30-30. Pistols To Include: Irma LA – 22, Savage ACP, Cobra CA – 380, Colt Police Positive Manufactured in 1913, Remington Arms Derringer, Ithaca 1911, Colt 1911 Manufactured 1916, Ruger MK11, Colt New Frontier, Colt SA Scout. Large Selection Of Military To Include: Foreign Police Helmets, Military Radio, German Badges, US Badges, Trench Art, Tent Stakes, Military M1 Helmet, Swiss Military Helmet, Russian World War II Helmet, Belgian Helmets. Hunting Related Material To Include: Very Good Life-Size Native American Indian Statue, PA Game Patches, Pocket Knives, Rare Early 1900s Bear Trap, Ammunition, Reloading Supplies, Several Good Compound & Crossbows. Taxidermy To Include: Rare Full Size Brown Bear Mount, Large Caribou Shoulder Mount, Asiatic Full-Size Black Bear Mount, Large Cougar, Several Monster Buck Mounts, Bobcat, Moose Antlers, Lots Of Deer Antlers, Beaver Fur Pelt, Rough Grouse, Largemouth Bass, Buffalo Skull, Caribou Antlers & MUCH MORE! FRESH TO THE MARKET ITEMS ALL SELLING
A food stand will be on-site, and there will also be a bake sale. Items donated from exhibitors will be raffled off at 2 p.m. Ticket buyers do not need to be present to win. The raffle benefits the 501(c) (3) nonprofit group that oversees the Trinity Chapel. For additional information, call show manager Gladys Eckenroad at 717-336-6846.
The Reinholds Station Trinity Chapel Crafts Show Will Take Place
John Long (1894-1984) painted this snow covered winter view of the Trinity Station Chapel on reverse glass. Notice the artist embellished the frame with gilded acorn caps.
An archive of materials related to Karl Germain, spanning 1890s to 1970s time frame, sold for $19,200.
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owner of Ziebarth’s Antiques and current president of the Antiques Dealers’ Association of America, will be participating. At 23, Jeffrey Ricketts of East Nottingham Antiques will likely be the youngest dealer in the show. He is passionate about the antiques business and recently spoke at Colonial Williamsburg’s Antiques Forum on the restoration of his 18th-century log house in Cecil County, Md. Oliver Garland will be exhibiting a mix of 17th to 19th century decorative smalls, European antiques, curiosities, and portraits. Another young couple joining the show, Christopher and Bernadette Evans of Virginia, specialize in country Americana and folk art. Phil Mead, of Mead Americana, will offer Colonial and Revolutionary American militaria, books, paper, and personal objects. Mead holds a Ph.D. in early American history from Harvard and is the former chief historian and curator of the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia.
Many younger collectors also serve on Historic Trappe’s board and will be actively involved with the show’s planning. “We’re excited to leverage the energy and contacts of both our trustees and professional staff, many of whom are significantly younger than those at peer organizations,” said Lisa Minardi, executive director
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vibrant experience for those new to the area and visiting from afar. The two-day street festival will showcase a curated lineup of over 160 artists, 30 performances across 5 stages of live music, art demonstrations from plein air painting to pottery wheel turning, and activities for all ages to enjoy.
“The Doylestown Arts Festival is quite possibly the most anticipated event of the year in Doylestown, if not
(who is an active young collector herself). “This show is a chance to give the field a much-needed boost leading up to America’s 250th anniversary.”
New research by young professionals and emerging scholars will also be presented throughout the event. One featured speaker is Emily Sneff, a Trappearea native and leading historian of the Declaration of Independence, who recently earned her Ph.D. from William & Mary. She will speak about her forthcoming book, “When the Declaration of Independence Was News” (to be published by Oxford University Press) and host a book signing during the show. Another young scholar who will be speaking is Christopher Malone, curator at Historic Trappe, who will share new discoveries on Pennsylvania German redware from the forthcoming volume three of “Americana Insights,” an annual volume series focusing on traditional Americana and folk art.
Historic Trappe is actively seeking help to ensure that this inaugural show is a huge success befitting the momentous occasion of America’s 250th anniversary. Interested sponsors, advertisers, antiques dealers, collectors, and volunteers are encouraged to contact Lisa Minardi, executive director, at lisa@ historictrappe.org to learn more or sign up. All proceeds from the show will support Historic Trappe’s educational
all of Bucks County. There’s nothing like checking out the booths of local and visiting artists, whether they be your returning favorites with new creations or firsttime vendors you’re discovering for the first time. The live music and food vendors are a great addition to the fun,” said James Lamb, a Doylestown Borough business owner.
Home to over 8,000 residents as well as the Michener Art Museum, Mercer Museum & Fonthill Castle, Tileworks, the County Theater, and a
programs, including living history demonstrations, hands-on workshops led by traditional artisans, and free events such as Kids Dig History! and a popular lecture series.
Historic Trappe is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the historic places, landscapes, and heritage of southeastern Pennsylvania. The organization maintains five historic properties, four of which are open to the public. The Center for Pennsylvania German Studies, located in the Dewees Tavern, has five galleries featuring a wide variety of furniture, fraktur, textiles, and other objects as well as a changing special exhibitions gallery and research library/ archives. The Muhlenberg House is a fully-furnished museum interpreting the families of Lutheran pastor Henry Muhlenberg and his son General Peter Muhlenberg during the Revolutionary War. The Speaker’s House, home of Frederick Muhlenberg, is an ongoing restoration project and the site of a Pennsylvania German kitchen garden. The St. Luke’s Cemetery was founded in 1742 and includes many prominent local figures and military veterans. Historic Trappe is also the owner of the Muhlenberg parsonage, built in 1745 and currently undergoing architectural study in preparation for restoration.
To learn more, visit www. HistoricTrappe.org.
robust downtown of galleries, restaurants, and locallyowned shops and boutiques, Doylestown, Pa., is nationally recognized as a destination town. The Doylestown Arts Festival is made possible by a small volunteer committee of Discover Doylestown and is presented by the Thompson Organization. For more information about this year’s festival, visit www.dtownartsfestival.com.
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A 1751 PEN DEED describing 225 acres to Jacob Ashliman in Berks County was LOST near the Spooky Nook & Rt 283 intersection. $3000 for return. Call 717-629-1854.
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PRIVATE COLLECTOR SELLING pieces of furniture. Art deco bar, Pie safe, Jelly cupboard, Side by side, Step-back cupboard, Marble top wash stands, Dry sink. 717-392-2878
TOTAL SELLOUT Antiques & collectibles, long time collection, many, many different categories. Enough to stock a full antique shop and more. Bargain price. Southwestern Virginia. 1-276-694-5279.
GERMAN LANGUAGE, ROBERT JORDAN BOOKS (THE WHEELS OF TIME), THOUSANDS OF POSTCARDS, LOADS OF PHOTOS, CDV’S & PHOTO ALBUMS. A LARGE LEATHERBOUND 1747 MARTIN LUTHER GERMAN BIBLE. OTHER GERMAN LANGUAGE, PSALM & RELIGIOUS BOOKS, 19TH & 20TH CENTURY CDV’S, CABINET CARDS, WORLD WAR PHOTOS, PHOTO ALBUMS, TRAVELRELATED. AN ALBUM FROM A CRUISE ON THE MAURITANIA. MANY LOTS! POSTCARDS FROM AROUND THE WORLD, CHESTER & LANCASTER COUNTY. FROM THE WHEEL OF TIME (AMAZON TV SERIES) - ROBERT JORDAN BOOKS FROM HIS PRIVATE COLLECTION. HUNDREDS OF BOOKS, SOME IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES. SOME WITH NOTES DONE IN HIS HANDWRITING. ALL BEING SOLD AT 10 AM. WE WILL START AT 10 AM WITH THE UNCATALOGED LOTS & AT 12 PM THE ONLINE CATALOG. PREVIEW: TUESDAY, JULY 29TH 10-5 PM & WEDNESDAY, JULY 30TH 10-4PM
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
The Doylestown Arts Festival in Doylestown, Pa., will take place Sept. 6 and 7.
upholstered chairs, Victorian Era Walnut Wash stand with White
selection of baseball cards, George Brett Autographed card, Ken Griffey Jr., Manny Machado, Barry Bonds, selection of stamps and stamp collections and so much more Furniture: Lloyd Flanders 9pc white wicker patio set, Liberty Furniture Co. Oak King size bed, 4pc Contemporary Blonde bedroom suite, Henredon Designer Series solid Fruitwood dining table with two leaves and set of (8) matching dining chairs, single door Oak Bowfront china cabinet, contemporary girls painted white vanity with mirror and lights, Victorian Era Camelback sofa in updated upholstery, Ornately carved Depression Era 4 Drawer/1 Door china cabinet w/Stretcher base, two door Oak bowfront china cabinet, white painted contemporary pedestaled dining table, Tribal figural carved top coffee table Ethan Allen Home interiors two cushion Ivory love seat Oak drop front writing desk with fitted interior, antique Oak lamp table, Victorian Parlor table, contemporary Dining Room table w/Leaf and (6) matching chairs, Ornately carved Depression Era 4 Drawer Server w/Stretcher base, Pair of blue and white upholstered chairs, Victorian Era Walnut Wash stand with White Marble top , Pr of three
Blue Upholstered chair, light gray upholstered club style arm chair, Oak Finished 3 Section bookcase unit and so
Artwork: Currier & Ives “The Old Oaken Bucket” Colored lithograph, 1987 Art LaMay Green Wing Teal framed print , Warren Kimble “Cat Nap Inn” Sign, painting of Victorian era woman holding flowers in Ornate frame , 1989 Art LaMay Pelican framed print, framed 1895 New England Mutual Insurance Company Calendar , Diane Romanello framed beach scene, super large selection of miscellaneous artworks, framed prints, lithographs, and more to be sold in large lots and so much more!
1987 Art LaMay Green Wing Teal framed print, Warren Kimble “Cat Nap Inn” Sign, painting of Victorian era woman holding flowers in Ornate frame , 1989 Art LaMay Pelican framed print, framed 1895 New England Mutual Insurance Company Calendar , Diane Romanello framed beach scene, super large selection of miscellaneous artworks, framed prints, lithographs, and more to be sold in large lots and so much more! Military Medals: Danish M1867 bayonet with scabbard & Leather belt frog, Helicopter Aircrew Helmet w/Visor, Sonex Ear Muffs and Mic, Spanish Military Medal Display, US Navy Squadron/Ship Patch Display: Jesters Patch, Top Hat Patch, Be-Devilers Patch, Carrier Air Group Seven Korea patch, Task Forse 77 Korea Patch from USS Bon Homme Richard, Attack Squadron 215 patch, Instructors Basic Training Unit Patch, Navy V-5 Patch, USS Enterprise Patch, USS Princeton Patch, US Don’t Tread of Me Patch, AMD Rota, Spain Patch, US Military Medal Display to Include: Copy of Civil War Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Navy Cross, Air Force Cross, Silver Star, Bronze star. Purple Heart, Air Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross, Navy/Army/Air Force Distinguished Service Medals (Non Combat) framed WWI Era Purple Heart Award Certificate WWII Era Nazi Germany Medal Display to Include: War Merit Cross w/Swords 2nd Class Bronze, Night Cross in Silver (Reproduction), 1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Silver, Commemorative Medal 13 March 1938 for Occupation of Austria, 1939 Civilian War Merit Medal, 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class, 1 Oct. 1938 Commemorative Medal for Occupation of Czechoslovakia, War Merit Cross (Non Combat) 2nd Class from 1939. US Army 13th Infantry Regt. Medal Display and so much more! Trailers/Mowers: 2016 Bri-Mar DTR508LP-3 Single Axle Dump Hyd. Dump Trailer. Vin # 58CB1D819GC000722. 5' x 8' bed. 2 Course 8"x10" Extension boards on Front and sides. Rear tailgate. Comes Valid Maryland T itle/ Hitch and ball, 1964 Ideal, MFG Co. David Bradley Model Single Axle Utility Trailer. 84" L x 45" W x 13" Sides. Vin # 5763. GVRW 1,500 Lbs. Has valid MD Title and Original Application for Certificate of Title. Trailer was originally sold by Sears, Roebuck & Co. Hustler Raptor XL 54" Cut Zero Turn Mower Showing 148.6 Hours. Date Manufacture 3/2022. 23 Hp. Kawasaki M otor. W/Manual John Deere 322 Riding Lawn Mower. Yanmar 3TN66UJ diesel 3-cylinder engine. Craftsman Lawn Sweep Agri-Fab 48" Plug Aerator w/Owners Manual John Deere Pull behind Utility dump trailer and more! Terms Personal Property: Visa/MC/Amex/Discover or approved check. 20% Buyer Premium. MD 6% Sales Tax. All property is sold "As Is, Where Is", and All Sales are Final. Property is open to thorough public inspection. It is the Bidder's responsibility to determine condition, age genuineness, authenticity, value or any other de terminative factor. Allen & Marshall Auctioneers and Appraisers, LLC may attempt to describe the merchandise in advertising, on the phone, on the internet and at the auction but makes no representations. In no event shall Allen & Marshall Auctioneers and A ppraisers, LLC be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Bidder shall be the sole judge of value. View Website for complete Terms and Conditions. Pick Up Date: Items must be picked up at the Auction Site on FRIDAY July 25th, 2025 from 12 PM – 6 PM. NO EXCEPTIONS Buyer is responsible for removing all items. Allen & Marshall Auctioneers and Appraiser’s does not ship items, however shipping is available through the
Military Medals: Danish M1867 bayonet with scabbard & Leather belt frog Helicopter Aircrew Helmet w/Visor, Sonex Ear Muffs and Mic Spanish Military Medal Display US Navy Squadron/Ship Patch Display: Jesters Patch, Top Hat Patch, Be-Devilers Patch, Carrier Air Group Seven Korea patch, Task Forse 77 Korea Patch from USS Bon Homme Richard, Attack Squadron 215 patch, Instructors Basic Training Unit Patch, Navy V-5 Patch, USS Enterprise Patch, USS Princeton Patch, US Don’t Tread of Me Patch, AMD Rota, Spain Patch, US Military Medal Display to Include: Copy of Civil War Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Navy Cross, Air Force Cross, Silver Star, Bronze star. Purple Heart, Air Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross, Navy/Army/Air Force Distinguished Service Medals (Non Combat), framed WWI Era Purple Heart Award Certificate , WWII Era Nazi Germany Medal Display to Include: War Merit Cross w/Swords 2nd Class Bronze, Night Cross in Silver (Reproduction), 1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class Silver, Commemorative Medal 13 March 1938 for Occupation of Austria, 1939 Civilian War Merit Medal, 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class, 1 Oct. 1938 Commemorative Medal for Occupation of Czechoslovakia, War Merit Cross (Non Combat) 2nd Class from 1939. US Army 13th Infantry Regt. Medal Display and so much more! Trailers/Mowers: 2016 Bri-Mar DTR508LP-3 Single Axle Dump Hyd. Dump Trailer. Vin # 58CB1D819GC000722. 5' x 8' bed. 2 Course 8"x10" Extension boards on Front and sides. Rear tailgate. Comes Valid Maryland T itle/ Hitch and ball, 1964 Ideal, MFG Co. David Bradley Model Single Axle Utility Trailer. 84" L x 45" W x 13" Sides. Vin # 5763. GVRW 1,500 Lbs. Has valid MD Title and Original Application for Certificate of Title. Trailer was originally sold by Sears, Roebuck & Co., Hustler Raptor XL 54" Cut Zero Turn Mower Showing 148.6 Hours. Date Manufacture 3/2022. 23 Hp. Kawasaki M otor. W/Manual, John Deere 322 Riding Lawn Mower. Yanmar 3TN66UJ diesel 3-cylinder engine. Craftsman Lawn Sweep, Agri-Fab 48" Plug Aerator w/Owners Manual, John Deere Pull behind Utility dump trailer and more! Terms Personal Property: Visa/MC/Amex/Discover or approved check. 20% Buyer Premium. MD 6% Sales Tax. All property is sold "As Is, Where Is", and All Sales are Final. Property is open to thorough public inspection. It is the Bidder's responsibility to determine condition, age genuineness, authenticity, value or any other de terminative factor. Allen & Marshall Auctioneers and Appraisers,
