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By Robert And Donna Seecof

(Note: The following is excerptedfrom “Bookends: Objects of Art &Fashion” by Robert Seecof, PhD,MD, and Donna Seecof, MSN, pub-lished by Schiffer.)

Historically, bookends werealways meant to be decorative.They were commercial productsand always responded to theprevalent styles in order to sell.Today we find bookends thatwere designed in the popularfashions of their times - Arts &Crafts style or in Art Deco stylefor example, and changes inbookend styles reflect the majorchanges in decorative art fashionsthat took place in the UnitedStates, decade by decade in thetwentieth century.

Art styles permeated societyin America to varying degrees.

American people lived withVictorian ideals and styles forgenerations and adopted themunthinkingly. The Art Nouveaustyle reached into all forms of artand design, including common-place personal belongings, andbecame a chosen way of life inEngland and Europe, with per-haps a smaller following inAmerica. Art Deco fashions andlifestyle dominated Americansensibilities and preferredlifestyle in the 1920s and 1930s.The 1940s fashions took a backseat to World War II in the UnitedStates. The 1950s, 1960s and1970s, which we now call mid-century modern style, prevailedin commercial fashions. After the

1970s, styling seemed tofragment and no single

decorative style dominated,but Arts & Crafts styling survivedthrough the entire century.

Thus, fashion dictated bookendstyles and, today, vintage bookendsdocument the fashion styles of pasttimes. Bookends did not representall of the high art styles of the 19thand 20th centuries, but they didreflect the major decorative styles.Furthermore, nearly all bookends,old or new, are sculptures, and allwere created by artists. Bookendsare a medium of decorative art andwe appreciate them as artwork tothe present day.

Bookends may be identified asto art style by a typical design, as,for example, streamlining typifiesAmerican modern in Art Deco, orthe identification may depend onsubject material that was character-istic; like, for example, oak leavesand acorns for the Arts & Crafts era.

Not only do old bookends

reflect bygone art styles, but manybookends document historicalevents as well. Some pairs com-memorate individuals and histori-cal events by directly illustratingthem. For example, a bookendshowing Charles Lindbergh’s air-plane - The Spirit of St. Louis - orhis portrait - commemorate his his-toric transatlantic flight. Otherbookends establish a timeline bychanges in their composition. Forexample, lead was used only untilabout 1915, and pressed woodymaterial and chalk were used dur-ing World War II, when metal wasdiverted to the war effort.Decorative bookends also servedas advertising leaders and tokens offraternal societies.

Today there are thousands ofdifferent pairs of bookends avail-able, but as recently as the nine-teenth century there were very few.There needed to be an evolu-tion of books before therecould be an evolution ofbookends. The printingpress was invented inthe fifteenth centuryand gave rise to booksas we know themtoday, and we can guessthere were bookends,but no bookends havebeen found fromthese earlytimes.

Finally,in the earlypart of then i n e -t e e n t hcentury,b o o k -e n d s

appeared, probablyin Eng-land, in theform we now call abookrack - a pair ofbookends connectedat their bases by asingle short shelf.Books rested on theshelf, and the book-ends prevented themfrom falling side-ways. The shelf wasmade of wood or ofmetal tubes and fre-quently fashionedfrom several piecesnested together sothat the length wasadjustable. Theseadjustable bookracksare calledbookslideso ra d j u s t a b l ebookracks. Theend pieces werefrequent-ly hingeda n d

could be folded downagainst the shelf.Bookracks and book-slides remained popularin England during thenineteenth and early partof the twentieth cen-turies, and we can stillfind them today.

Toward themiddle of then ine t een thc e n t u r y ,compul-

sory elementary educa-tion appeared in America,first in Massachusetts andthen around the country. Not onlydid books become plentiful, butcommon people were enabled toread them. Books became moredesirable symbols of culturein American homes, andbookends were producedto support and embellishthe new home libraries.

Large numbers ofbookends were producedin the United States in the

twentieth centurybecause com-

pulsory edu-c a t i o ngenerat-

ed a literate population who want-ed to own and display books.Comparatively few bookends wereproduced in England and Europe,probably because of lesser demand,and the bookends that were pro-duced were generally high-enditems. Because the overwhelmingmajority of bookends were pro-duced in the United States, book-ends can be considered anAmerican art form.

By 1916, the Sears catalog wasalready offering pairs of free-stand-ing bookends and we know thatsuch bookends were available else-

where. This cata-log illustratedb o o k e n d s

with woodenbases anduprights and

with orna-m e n t a lbrass owlspositioned

on theb a s e s .

The earlyfree-standingb o o k e n d swere called

“book rocks.”The earliest American

bookends we have seen withdocumented dates were

marked 1892 and the next earliestwere 1903, so earlier ones musthave been very rare. By the

1920s, there was a flood ofAmerican bookends in greatvariety, and bookends havebeen manufactured eversince, although bookendproduction droppednoticeably in about 1930,apparently because of theGreat Depression. Many

foundries closed dur-ing theDepression andiron bookendswere infre-quently pro-duced after-w a r d s .B o o k e n dproduct iond e c l i n e d

again duringWorld War II andonce again after

1950, when television appearedand presumably cut into the num-ber of readers.

Book-ends have been manu-factured from a large number ofdifferent materials. Metals havebeen most popular because theyare heavy, readily cast, take avariety of finishes, and aredurable.

Price is determined by all theconsiderations that usually applyto antiques and collectibles, suchas age, decorative quality, condi-tion, artist, size, art style,foundry, materials of manufac-ture and, of course, supply and

demand. Single bookendsusually sell for less thanhalf the price for a pair.Bookend prices havebeen rising, on aver-age, for the past sev-eral years. A pair ofiron butterflies by

the French artistEdgar Brandtsold for $24,000

at a Christie’s auc-tion in 2004, prob-

ably a world recordhigh price for bookends,but prices in the thou-sands are not unusualtoday.

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Upper Left and Right: Best Feet Forward. Bronze. Inscribed and signed. Bronx Art Foundry, 1920. By courtesy ofCharles De Costa, from his collection. $1,800 to $2,000.

Hide and Seek. Solid bronze. Gorham Co. Founders, signed E.B. Parsons, 1913. By cour-tesy of Charles De Costa, from his collection. $1,800 to $2,000.

Dante and Beatrice. Shop mark of Armor Bronze,circa 1920. $200 to $300.

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Cupid and girl, solid bronze.Cast by Griffoul, New Jersey.Circa 1920. By courtesy ofCharles DeCosta, from his col-lection. $1,800 to $2,000.

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Washington Crossing TheDelaware, gray metal, K&O,signed by J. Ruhl, circa 1930.$160 to $240.

Peter Pan, electroformedbronze. Inscribed: “PompeianBronze”, and signature of theartist, Herzel. Circa 1917. $240to $360.

Lady with Fan. Earthenware. Rookwood.$240 to $360.

Advertisement from LiteraryDigest, November 14, 1914showing that Gustav Stickleysold metal foundry bookends inhis New York City outlet, TheCraftsman.

Indian Family, bronze, circa1915. Arts & Crafts. $320 to$480.

Airplane, gray metal. Circa1935. Shop mark of K&O.$275 to $300.

Hoops and Balls. Copper or brass. Shop markof Chase. Sculptor Walter Von Nessen. Circa1936. $240 to $360.

Knowledge with Lamp, gray metal. Foundry:Pompeian Bronze. Circa 1920. $220 to $420.

Bookends: Objects Of Art AndFashion by Robert & DonnaSeecof, published by Schiffer.

( A b o v e )P r o s p e c t o rCooking. Graym e t a l .Attributed toDodge Inc. circa1939. $100 to$150.

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his life and career. Never sat-isfied with just one job at atime, Jim wrote weekly pressreleases for several “stockcar” auto racetracks and con-tributed regular columns inNational Speed SportMagazine and IllustratedSpeedway News. He alsowrote publicity releases forthe Reading entry in theEastern ProfessionalBasketball League and alsofound time to work as an“advance man” for the world-famous Shipstads & JohnsonIce Follies before continuingwith a career in broadcasting.In his game plan to move upto CBS Television in NewYork, he joined Philadelphia’sWCAU TV-10, CBS topowned and operated TV sta-tion. It was here that heworked on a number of(Philadelphia) locally-pro-duced shows which were fedto the CBS Network. While inPhiladelphia, Jim was alsoassigned to the PhiladelphiaA’s and Philadelphia Philliesbaseball games, telecastinghome games to opponents’cities when the local area was“blacked out.” It was herewhere he met Robin Roberts,resulting in Jim engagingRoberts to host a sports showof the same name, written andproduced by Jim. It was inPhiladelphia TV where healso worked with EdMcMahon (“Johnny CarsonShow”) and Jack Whitaker(“Wide World of Sports”),who went on to become majorTV personalities. With hislove of music and interest inopera, Jim wrote, directed and

James DouglasLindemuth Sr., died Monday,Jan. 21, 2013, at Jersey ShoreUniversity Medical Center,Neptune. He was 85 yearsold. Jim passed on in deaththe way he lived his life, withdignity and respect. Jim wasborn and raised inWyomissing (Pennsylvania)and graduated fromWyomissing High School in1945. He was a gifted athletewho lettered in a number ofsports including baseball,basketball, soccer and trackand field events and alsofound time for football, golfand tennis. Always wantingto play professional baseball,he worked his way from highschool baseball on to theadvanced American Legionbaseball program and then theReading (Pennsylvania) CityIndustrial League, which pro-duced many major leaguestars-to-be. With strongscouting reports and connec-tions with the BrooklynDodgers, he appeared headedto the Dodgers system.However, his dreams of abaseball career were dashedas a result of sports-endingknee injuries. Early on, Jimdeveloped a keen interest inmusic and became an accom-plished clarinetist.

Jim went to LafayetteCollege, Easton(Pennsylvania), in pursuit ofdegrees in English andGeology. At Lafayette, hewas a member of Zeta Psinational fraternity. Whilethere, he formed a jazz groupalong the lines of the Benny

Goodman Sextet and per-formed at local fraternityfunctions and nearby col-leges, all of which helped topay his college tuitionexpenses. Having grown upin the big band “swing era,”the wanderlust eventually gotto him and he took a leave ofabsence to hook up withTommy Dorsey, touring withthe Tommy Dorsey Orchestrafor the better part of a year.He remained a friend ofTommy Dorsey until hisunexpected death in 1956. Hehad a storied professionalcareer in network televisionand as an advertising execu-tive. Once out of college, hetook his first job, in broad-casting, with CBS radio sta-tion WHUM in Reading(Pennsylvania), where hedeveloped creative writingskills as a copywriter, sports-writer and publicity writerand show producer. Writingwas to become a vital part of

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Decorative Paintings • Fine Art • Glassware • Figurines • Pottery Quilts • Rugs • Linens • Bottles • Tools • Musical Instruments

Sports Memorabilia • Vintage Clothing • & Much, Much More.

110 SOUTH NEW YORK ROAD (ROUTE 9) GALLOWAY, NJ

609-652-7011 www.daysofoldeantiques.com 1 Mile S. of Historic Smithville Village and

9 Miles N. of Atlantic City Select Dealer Space and Showcases Available

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Winter Hours: Open at 11 A.M. Friday-Monday

(609) 726-1588 www.gristmillantiques.com

PEMBERTON, NJ 08068 Limited Space Available

Route 616, 127 Hanover Street

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80 Dealer Co-Op Clements Bridge Rd. & E. Atlantic Ave. Haddon Heights,

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ESTABLISHED SINCE 1969 12 Quality Dealers Under One Roof

AND NOW A SHOWCASE AREA WITH 2 ROOMS OF SHOWCASES Open Mon.-Fri. 10AM-4PM, Sat. 10AM-5PM & Sun. 12-5PM

Exit #82 Garden St. Parkway Rt. #37 East First Light right 1/2 mile on Main St.

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(717) 566-5685 Open Daily Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. 12-5

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ANTIQUES, CRAFTS, BOOKS, CANDLES, PRIMITIVES, GLASSWARE, FURNITURE, OLD TOYS, COLLECTIBLES, JEWELRY,

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Antique Furniture

EAGLESWOOD TWP., NJ OPEN: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11-5

609-597-9300

Largest Selection Of Roseville Pottery In

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Point Pavilion Antique Centre

608 Arnold Ave. Pt. Pleasant Beach, NJ

732-899-6300

The Power House Antiques & Collectibles

Rt. 29 3 Mi. N. Of Rt. 422 Collegeville, PA 19426

Fine Antiques, Collectibles, Jewelry, Coins, Art Deco, Roseville, Rare Books, Glass, Vintage Clothing, Stamps, Postcards,

Christmas Collectibles, Old Toys, Advertising & Much, Much More. OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9-5

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Daily 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sundays 12 noon-5 p.m.

100 DEALERS - ALL SPECIALTIES

RED BANK, NEW JERSEY 07701 NEW JERSEY 07701 Exit 109

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Route 896 & 741 East Of Strasburg • Lancaster County 717.687.5624

Winter Hours Monday-Friday 11am-4pm

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732-670-4600

36 West Front Street, Keyport, New Jersey ~ Exit 117 GSP

Phonographs, 78, 45, 33 rpm Records, Music Instruments, Radios, Sheet Music, Antique Furniture, Ephemera, Nautical, Textiles, Jewelry, Vintage Holiday, Porcelain, Paintings/ Artwork, Pottery, Lighting, Sports Memorabilia, Toys and so much more!

Hours - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 11:30am-5:00pm; Friday 11:30am-6:00pm; Saturday 10:30am-6:00pm;

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Located in the Historic Village of Churchtown, along scenic Route 23.

4 miles West of Morgantown 3 miles East of the Shady Maple Complex

11 miles South of Adamstown

2058 Main Street, Narvon, PA 17555

Open Daily 10 to 5, Closed Tuesday & Wednesday 717-445-9108

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(570) 874-7545 Mon.-Sat. 10 AM-9 PM Sun. 11 AM-5 PM Furniture, Glassware, Toys,

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ANTIQUE CROSSROADS 20150 National Pike, Hagerstown, MD 21740

I-70 To Exit 32 A Route 40 E. 1.5 Miles

250 Antique Dealers Open 7 Days 9-5. 301-739-0858

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19711 Newark 302-454-8007AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun12-5. 2 floors. Antiques, collectibles,primitives, much more.www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com

19711 Newark 302-733-7677MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 LibertyPlaza. Open Mon-Sat. 10-8, Sun. 11:30-5:30 Over 45 Showcase & RoomDealers selling Quality Antiques &Collectibles.

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

19904 Dover 302-883-2243A TOUCH OF GLASS 147 S. GovernorsAve., hrs. Tues.-Sat. 10-5. Glass,antiques, gifts, collectibles & muchmore.

19933 Bridgeville 302-337-3137ART’S ANTIQUE ALLEY, Rt. 13 South.60 dealers. Open 7 days 9am-6pm.20,000 sq.ft. Collectibles. A/C,restrooms, snacks

19958 Lewes 302-645-2309HERITAGE ANTIQUE MARKET, 16168Coastal Hwy. (RT1), 2mi. N. of FivePoints, Lewes. Roseville pottery, furni-ture, books, dolls, china, glass, jewelry,art & more from 49 dealers! Alwayslooking for new Dealers in the BeachResort. 11-5 daily.

19963 Milford 302-424-1288RIVERSIDE ANTIQUE MALL 34 N.Walnut St. Mon-Sat. 10-5. Featuringdiversified antique dealers sure to satisfyany collector. Civil War, Lionel Trains,Quilts, Glassware, Furniture, Jewelry, etc.

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

21043 Ellicott City 410-465-4444TAYLOR’S ANTIQUE MALL, HistoricDistrict. Cor. of Frederick Rd & OldColumbia Pike. 16,000 Sq.Ft. ofAntiques & Collectibles. Mon.- Sat. 10-5 & Sunday Noon-5.

21078 Havre de Grace 410-942-0701SENECA CANNERY ANTIQUES, 201 St.John St... Largest Mall in Havre deGrace with 50+ quality dealers. Open 7days, M-S 10-5, S 11-5. Wide Selectionof antiques & collectibles.

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

21901 North East 410-287-83185 & 10 ANTIQUE MARKET, 115 S. MainSt. Daily 10am-6pm. Cecil County’slargest! Buying/ selling antiques & col-lectibles. Gourmet chocolates.

21921 Elkton 410-398-0954IRON BRIDGE FARM, 2953 AppletonRd. Antiques and collectibles. Three fullfloors. Seven days week, 10-5. Rush &cane chairs. Mins. from I-95 near FairHill area.

07701 Red Bank 732-224-0033MONMOUTH ST. EMPORIUM, 27Monmouth St., Multi-Dealer, vintagefurniture & accessories, jewelry, homedecor, lighting, art, glassware, shabby.Open 7 days/ week. Space available.

07712 Asbury Park 732-774-6800MONMOUTH ANTIQUE SHOPPES, 658Cookman Ave. in the Shoppes at theArcade. Multi-Dlr. shop. Open 7 days11am-5pm. Check out our websitewww.monmouthantiqueshoppes.com

07801 Dover 973-989-4470DOVER ANTIQUE CENTER Corner ofWarren & Bassett. Furniture, pottery,jewelry, toys, glass, books, records,clocks, art, trains, coins W 11-7, F/Sat11-5, Su 10-5. doverantiquecenter.com

07874 Stanhope 973-347-7373BLUE HERON ANTIQUES, 34 Main St.Roseville Pottery, Perfumes, Art Glass,Lamps, Jewelry, Paper Weights,Watches, Clocks. CLEARANCE SALE.Open Wed.- Sun. 10-6. Tues. by chance.

07901 Summit 908-273-9373SUMMIT ANTIQUES CENTER, 511 Morris Ave. 2 floors, 60+ dealers.Antiques, collectibles. Smalls to furniture. Open 7 days 11-5. Free park-ing. www.summitantiquecenter.com

07930 Chester 908-879-7836CHESTER ANTIQUE MALL, 30+ Dlrs, noreproductions. 427 Rt.510 (old RT24)between Mendham & Chester, Tues -Sat10:30-5:00, Sun. 11:30-5:00. Furniture,primitives, glass, jewelry, art, etc.

08005 Barnegat 609-698-3020BAY AVENUE ANTIQUES 349 S. Main(Route 9). Open Tues.-Sun. 10am-5pm.Book Seller: New Jersey Books, Maps,Prints, Civil War, Baseball, Chess, BlueComet Train, Lincoln, Old Bookends.

08006 Barnegat Light 609-361-8039THE SEAWIFE, 1901 Bayview Ave. atViking Village. Country primitive antiquefurniture, quilts, folk art, architecturals& garden. Open by appt. for winter.

08033 Haddonfield 856-429-1929HADDONFIELD ANTIQUES CENTER, 9Kings Highway East. Multi-dealer co-op,Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4. Antiques, col-lectibles, vintage merchandise, art,books, brass, copper, furniture, glass-ware, jewelry, pottery, silver, toys, etc.

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

08876 Somerville 908-218-1234ANTIQUES EMPORIUM, 29 Division St.Open 7 days 11-5. Municipal parkingfree on weekends! Be sure to come infor all the special discounts ongoing!Lots of fresh merchandise daily!

16159 W. Middlesex 724-528-2490ANTIQUE AND FLEA MARKET OF WESTMIDDLESEX RT18 S. Open Wed. thruSun. 9am-5pm. Monthly Auctions.Largest Antique Market in WesternPennsylvania.

16686 Tyrone 814-684-5088I-99 ANTIQUES, conveniently located offthe Tyrone Exit of Interstate 99, 1222Pennsylvania Avenue. Quality antiques& collectibles. 40 dealers. Open Daily10-5, Sun 12-5. Dealers welcome.

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

17025 West Fairview 717-732-7680WE DABBLE, 73 2nd St. (on Rt 11-15) .3500 sq.ft. We buy/ sell for you.Marbles wanted. [email protected]

17062 Millerstown 717-589-7810STITCH IN TIME ANTIQUE & GIFT MALL43 N. Market St. Antiques, Collectibles,Furniture, Quality Handmade Crafts &Gifts. Open 7 days 10-5,Fri. til 8. Millerstown exit off RT322.

17090 Shermans Dale 717-582-3457HEARTS DESIGN AT NEEDFUL THINGS5800 Spring Rd. Open 7 days/ week 10-6. Antiques, Gifts & CustomEmbroidery, www.heartsdesign.com

17552 Mount Joy 717-653-9026STONE BARN ANTIQUES, 21/2 miles east of

Mount Joy, on Chiques Road, acrossfrom Liederkranz. Oak & pine furniture& general line. Call for appointment.

18071 Palmerton 610-826-4200NOW & THEN ANTIQUES & COL-LECTIBLES 636 Delaware Ave. Toys,Advertising, Autographs, Primitives.Hrs. Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-4 www.nownthenantiques.com

18080 Slatington 610-767-8400BUS STOP INDOOR FLEA MARKET8281 RT 873, every Fri., Sat., Sun. 9am-5pm. Crafts, Antiques, & Flea Marketitems. Former Keystone Lamp Factory.New vendors welcomed.

18201 Hazleton 570-459-0037MANJONE’S VINTAGE STORE 783 AlterSt., furniture, kitchenware, primitives,collectibles, shoes, purses, & more.Hrs. Wed. thru Sun. 10-5.

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

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

18914 Chalfont 215-997-3227BUCKS COUNTY ANTIQUE GALLERY, 8Skyline Dr. Just off Rt. 202, S of Rt.152.Antiques & more. Old/ new accessories,consignment furniture. 12,000 sq ft. ofBucks County’s Best. Tu.-Sa. 10-5, Sun12-5 buckscountyantiquegallery.biz

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

18940 Wrightstown 215-598-8837NOSTALGIC NOOK, Rt413, CarouselVillage at Indian Walk. China, Stangl,Pennsbury Pottery, Glass-Cut &Pressed, Silver, Primitives, Furniture,Frames, Lamps. M-Sa 10-6. Sun 11-5.

18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street.Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintageclothing, glass, china, books, toys,kitchenware, advertising, postcards.Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome.Mon.-Sat. 10-5. “Since 1980.”

18951 Quakertown 215-536-4547ANTIQUES AT 200 EAST, Rts 212 &313. Multi-DLR shop; EAST BROADANTIQUES, 141 E. Broad St. 215-536-4408. One Stop 2 Fantastic Stores.Shop Where Dealers Buy! Open 7 days.

18962 Silverdale 215-453-1414THE FACTORY ANTIQUES ANDCOLLECTIBLES, 130 West Main St, Rt113, Bucks County. Featuring over 40fine Buck’s County Dealers. OpenWednesday thru Sunday 10am to 5pm.

19355 Frazer 610-651-8299FRAZER ANTIQUES. -Best kept secreton Phila. Main Line- Open daily 10am-5pm. 2 mi east of Rte 202 on Rt. 30.

19446 Landsdale 215-361-7910THE ARCHIVE, 725 W. 2nd St. 1000’sof used & antique books, magazines,postcards, ephemera, coins, records,furniture, antiques, collectibles. 21,000s.f. Tues.-Fri. 11-6, Sat.-Sun. 10-6,thearchivebooksandpaper.com

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produced for CBS TelevisionTheater “The Life and Worksof Guiseppe Verdi.” Thisaccelerated his move to NewYork television.

Once having earned hisspurs as a network televisiondirector on the New Yorkstage, he joined “The EdSullivan Show,” his first

(Continued from page 2) major TV connection in NewYork in those pioneer days oflive television. For the next20 years, working in networktelevision control roomsthroughout New York City,Jim worked on some of themost celebrated shows intelevision history; “The EdSullivan Show” (he was therewhen Bo Diddley made hisTV debut in 1955 and whenElvis Presley made his first ofthree appearances in 1956,performing “Shake, Rattle &Roll,” “Hound Dog” and“Heartbreak Hotel” to a fren-zied audience), and otherCBS shows, including “TheArthur Godfrey Show,” “The564,000 Challenge,” “What’sMy Line” and “CaptainKangaroo.” He also workedon the “Steve Allen Show” atNBC-TV and “The Price IsRight” (with original hostBill Cullen), and on ABC-TV’s “Who Do You Trust,”where Johnny Carson and EdMcMahon teamed up for thefirst time in what was tobecome their long-term rela-tionship. When Jim achievedhis goals in TV production,he moved on to Young &Rubicam, the prestigiousMadison Avenue advertisingagency, where he directedlive television commercials.He later chose to take on stillanother challenge, movingover to Y&R managementwhere he was an accountexecutive with responsibili-ties for major clients, includ-ing General Motors, Lipton,Remington, Goodyear,General Electric, Procter &

Gamble, Gulf, CluettPeabody and General Foods.In working with these nation-al accounts, he gained a life-time of experience in media,marketing, research and mer-chandising. In the course ofhis work, Jim also served as acasting director for numerousTV programs and televisioncommercials, working withthe William Morris Agency,the world’s leading talentagency for entertainers,bands and pop personalities,and with major New Yorkmodel agencies (e.g., EileenFord, John Powers) to engageactors, actresses and modelsfor various television proper-ties. Having accomplishedhis goals in New York televi-sion and advertising circlesspanning two decades, he leftthe city and moved to FairHaven (New Jersey).

In 1979, while consider-ing semi-retirement, Jimmoved to Ocean Grove (NewJersey) and accepted a posi-tion as Executive Director ofthe Ocean Grove CampMeeting Association withday-to-day responsibilitiesfor Operations, Program,Finance and Development.Always having been exposedto the entertainment world,he presented over 200 con-certs in the Great Auditorium,featuring top-name concertartists in the fields of pop,classical, big bands, opera,gospel and country music.His proudest moment as aconcert promoter was in1994, the 100th anniversaryof the Great Auditorium,when Jim re-created thefamous 1938 Benny

Goodman concert at CarnegieHall. The Great Auditoriumwas packed with jazz enthusi-asts from the tri-state areaoffering thunderous applausethroughout this awesome per-formance by the finest groupof big band musicians everassembled.

With a lifelong interest inEarly American and Englishantiques, Jim assemblednumerous collections, includ-ing one of the finest collec-tions of century-old miniatureoil lamps in the country. Hisvast collection of OceanGrove memorabilia, whichincluded souvenir china andglass, ephemera, pottery, ster-ling silver, photos, stere-oviews, postcards, advertis-ing, novelties, paperweights,police and fire badges is cur-rently on display at theHistorical Society of OceanGrove, where for many yearsJim volunteered his servicesin publicity and advertising.He also promoted numerousPostcard & Paper Shows forthe Historical Society andassisted with their auctionsand other special events.Following retirement fromthe Camp MeetingAssociation in 1996, Jimdecided to take on still anoth-er “career” and chose tobecome a Postcard Dealerspecializing in New Jerseyantique and vintage post-cards. Having accumulatedsuch a large collection ofNew Jersey views, he wenton to sell at postcard andantiques shows, working over25 shows each year in NewJersey and Pennsylvania.

Throughout his personallife and career, Jim workedwith and befriended manycelebrities in the fields of art,television, music, entertain-ment, opera, government,antiques, sports and corporateAmerica. Among them wereEd Sullivan, Steve Allen,Arthur Godfrey, John Daly,Bob Keeshan (CaptainKangaroo), Bill Cullen,renowned architect FrankLloyd Wright, baseball leg-end Cornelius “Connie”Mack, noted sculptor JacquesLipchitz, TV’s Ed McMahon(Jim lunched with McMahontwice weekly in New Yorkbefore he moved on to theWest Coast with JohnnyCarson), noted CBS journal-ist Edward R. Murrow, come-dian Don Knotts, TV pan-elists Dorothy Kilgallen,Bennett Cerf and ArleneFrancis, Metropolitan Operastars Jerome Hines andRosiland Elias, band leaderSkitch Henderson, golf greatByron Nelson, Indianapolis“500” winner Bill Holland,Norman Vincent Peale, LeonHess, Philadelphia PhilliesHall of Famer Robin Roberts,major league baseball starsCarl Furillo, BrooklynDodgers, and WhiteyKurowski, St. LouisCardinals, auto thrill showperformer Joey Chitwood,and movie actress MargaretO’Brien.

The family requests thatin lieu of flowers, memorialdonations may be made inJim’s name to the HistoricalSociety of Ocean Grove, 50Pitman Ave., Ocean Grove.

JAMES D. LINDEMUTH, SR.

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03/16/13, PHILADELPHIA, SAT8 AM-4 PM, Antique & VintageFlea Market, 820 Spring Garden St,Indoors

03/09/13, LINGLESTOWN, SAT9 AM-4 PM, Postcard, 5901Linglestown Rd, Linglestown FireCompany

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03/02/13, PHILADELPHIA, SAT8 AM-4 PM, Antique & VintageFlea Market, 820 Spring Garden St,Indoors

03/02/03/13, BATH, SAT 9 AM-5PM SUN 11 AM-4 PM, Antiques,off Rt 512 6600 Jacksonville Rd,Historical Buildings of the 18thCentury Ralston McKeen House

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Those who love antiqueswill find a special treat thisValentine’s Day with theopening of the Early OwegoAntique Center in the formerJ.J. Newberry’s building atMain and Lake Streets indowntown Owego. Corneliaand Jim Mead are the proudproprietors of this new antiquestore, bringing sellers, collec-tors, and shoppers togetherfrom throughout the area tohistoric downtown Owego.

There will be a ribbon-cut-ting ceremony Thursday,February 14th, at 11:30 a.m. Awide variety of dealers areparticipating, offering a selec-tion of quality antiques andtrue collectibles. Openingweekend will include a recep-tion during DowntownOwego’s Friday Night ArtWalk with entertainment by

the Grady Girls from Ithaca,who will perform traditionalacoustic Celtic music from 6to 8 p.m.

Saturday’s scheduleincludes an illustrated lectureat 2 p.m. by noted local histo-rian Thomas McEnteer on theGenerals Sullivan and ClintonCampaign of August, 1779,which destroyed the LoyalistNative American village thenknown as “Owegy.” Tom’slecture is inspired by theCenter’s first “Featured Item,”a document signed at MountVernon by General GeorgeWashington and the Secretaryat War, General Henry Knox,in the pivotal year of 1787. OnSunday, be sure to join us aftervisiting our friends at theOwego Elk’s Emporium onChurch Street; doors will openat 8 a.m.

Of particular interest tosome might be two “storeswithin the store.” Pat Blasdelis the owner of Blaze Coins,Gold and Silver. Blaze Coinswill offer vintage coins andpaper money throughout theweek. In addition, Pat will beon the premises three days aweek to assist customers andto buy precious metals fromthose wishing to sell. KenSnowden is the craftsmanbehind Snowden’sTimeservice, offering clean-ing and general repair of allwatches and clocks. Ken willalso sell and buy timepiecesand looks forward to beingavailable two days a week tomeet with clients.

The Early OwegoAntique Center will be opensix days a week (closedTuesdays). Opening with 48

vendors, the Center will con-tinue to grow as more of the19,000 square feet of newlyimproved space is taken bysellers who wish to join us.Visitors may take their timeto browse and shop, enjoyingOwego’s many restaurants,with plenty of parking avail-able on Owego VillageStreets and in several villageparking lots.

Early Owego AntiqueCenter, 43-45 Lake Street,Owego, New York, is openWednesday through Monday10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For Vendorinformation please contactFran Antalek at (607) 239-8353, or [email protected]. Visitour website atwww.EarlyOwegoAntiqueCenter.com or find us onFacebook.

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After conducting a similarsurvey last year, the AshefordInstitute of Antiques (a dis-

tance learning program onantiques and appraising basedin Florida), has released itslatest trending data on theantiques marketplace for2013. The survey, which isaimed at compiling the pur-chase trends of customersbuying antiques over a twelvemonth period, was broughtback this year after an over-whelming response on theschool’s website from readersrequesting more information,said Charles Green, Directorof the Institute. Green wenton to say that he was struck

by how the results seemed toresonate with readers, andthat pollsters at the Institutedecided to run the surveyagain, with a few tweaks(including doubling the num-ber of participants to over athousand), to see if there wasany measurable change fromthe previous year. “It justseemed to make sense, sinceso many of our students and

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ROWE’S AUCTION CARLISLE, PA

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 3:00 P.M.

Location: Rowe’s Auction Barn, 2505 Ritner Highway, 6 miles South of Carlisle on U.S. Rt. 11. Between exits 44 (Allen Rd.) & 37 (Newville) off Int. 81.

ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES - MODERNISM - ART Early Fraktur & Watercolors, silhouettes, Folk drawings, hooked & braided rugs, decorated stoneware incl. M&T Miller, other crocks incl. Zigler, Miniature red blanket chest, decorated slide lid box, miniature Grandfather clock, sm. apothecary, Country Store Incl. Lance Peanut Butter cab. & countertop display cases, Sterling & silver plate, old toys, 15+ Harold Etter paintings, Ira Deen paintings, other paintings & prints, Modernist prints & sculpture incl. Leger litho., good mid-century modern Alum. Hanging light, Victorian - 50’s glass & china, gold & silver jewelry, pocket watches & wristwatches, pr. Quezal shades, bleeders & fleems, glass domes, early iron - tin - wood items, primitives, sample clothes dryer, rare Griswold waffle iron, Aladdin hanging light, other lighting, clocks, lots Vict. - 50’s collectibles not listed, chec k website or Auctionzip.com for lots photos & updates.

ANTIQUE - GOOD MODERN MID CENTURY FURNITURE

Knoll leather/chrome chairs, Knoll womb chair & ottoman, Danish Mod, fine Q.A. mahogany table & chairs, inlaid mahogany BRS, nice group cherry Raymond Smith furniture, misc. modern furnishings, Vict. Mirrored wardrobe - settee - stands - umbrella rack, 2 early corner cupboards, grain painted settee, Sheraton chest, washstands, walnut wood box,

grained blanket chest, Oak china closet, other early furniture, 9x18 Bird of Paradise rug, early Chi nese oriental rug. Brief listing, check website or Auctionzip.com for lots photos & updates. Terms: Cash or PA check, out-of-state checks w/prior approval or established credit. Note: Estates from Boiling Springs, Huntsdale & Carlisle. Box lots at 3:00 P.M., Artwork mixed at 5:00 P. M., Furniture at 6:30 P.M.

Storm Date: Friday, Feb. 22, 3:00 P.M. Check Auctionzip.com or website for postponement.

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717-574-1008 215-1044 249-1978 www.rowesauctionservice.com

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ESTATE AUCTION FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15 TH

AT 10:30 A.M. PREVIEW 9:30 A.M. DAY OF SALE

HELD AT KINZER FIRE COMPANY HALL 3521 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST

KINZERS, PA 17535

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, JEWELRY, FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

SELLING: 3 Year Old 10 HP T roy -B ilt Chipper As New, Late Model Ariens 2 Stage Snowblower, 16 HP Riding Mower With Snowplow And Leaf Vacuum With Honda GC 160 Engine, 7 HP Craftsman Mower, Rockwell Jaw Horse , H.D Jackson Wheelbarrow, Utility Shelving, Office Items, Old Shoemaker Tools And More ...... Sterling & Costume Jewelry, Bavarian China, Sterling Serving Pieces, Pewter & Brass Candlesticks, 40’s Hall China Westinghouse Refrigerator Set, Waterford Serving Tray, English Mason Vase, Bell & Chimes By Harmony House, Books, Linens, Art, China ...... King- S ize Brass Bed, 9 Piece Pine Dining Suite With Dry Sink & Breakfront, Wrought Iron Table & Chairs With Matching Kitchen Rack, Mahogany Leather Top Tables And So Much More. This Is A Short List. Please Go To Auctionzip.com For Photos & Updates. TERMS: 10% Buyer’s Premium. Cash Or Pre-approved Check By Auctioneer. Full Payment Day Of Sale.

GEORGE WILSON, AUCTIONEER AU001020-L (610) 955-9417

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PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 AT 9 A.M.

FOR: ANNA MARIE & THE LATE LEROY HOUCK LOCATION: 231 GREEN HILL RD.

BARTO, PA 19504 Directions: From Rt. 73 & Rt. 663 Take Rt. 663 North To Left On Hoffmansville Rd. At Light Go 2 Miles To Right On Green Hill Rd. Go 1 Mile To Auction On Right. Off- S treet Parking In Field On Left At 222 Green Hill Rd. Watch For Signs. Antiques & Collectibles, Clean Modern Furniture & Working Appliances, HH Goods, Hunting & Fishing Equipt., Lawn & Snow Equipt., & Tools Include Cherry Slant Front Desk w/Glass Pulls, Early 1 Drawer Lamp Stand, 2 Blanket Chests w/Turned Legs, Oak Hall Tree, Pine & Pressed Back Rockers, Old 2 Gal. Cowden Stoneware Jug & Other Crocks, Milk Bottles & Cans, Gingerbread Clock, CI Bucket-A- Day Stove Lamp, Old Irons & Fan, Cherry Pitter, Lanterns, Agateware, Art Glass, Art Pottery, Dog Collect. - Beagle Figs. & Trophies, Mid- Century Modern Lamp, Marble Collect., Framed Picts., & Cross-Stich, Carnival Glass, Old Photos & Tote Box, Fiestaware, Kitchenwares & Gadgets, Pyrex, Everyday Dishes, Cookbooks, Pots/Pans, Sm. Appliances, Sofa Bed, Love Seat & Chair, La-Z-Boy Recliner, Swivel Rocker, Cherry & Oak Phone Stands, Photography Items, Dough Box End Table, Zenith & Magnavox Color TVs, 2 Sewing Machines, Holiday Decor. & Crafts, Dirt Devil & Kenmore Vacs., Bed & Bath Linens, Fancywork Linens & Afghans, Longaberger® Basket, Maple BR Furnit., Fans & Heater, DP Weightlifting Set w/Bench, Tonka Toys, Dolls, Puzzles, GE Refrig./Freezer White - Westinghouse Chest Freezer, Sporting Goods Equipt, Portable P-Glass Basketball Net Stand, Snowboard, Sleds, Hunting Clothes, Gun Rack, Turkey/Game Calls, Deer Hoof Lamp & Antlers, Fishing Equipt., Trench Art 75mm Shell Casing, Meat Grinder & Elect. Smoker, Wagon, 2 Box Traps, 2 Bikes, Honda HT-R 3811 - 11 HP OHV Riding Mower w/Cut Deck, IH Cub Cadet Walk-Behind Lawn Vac, Newer Simplicity 11224-E Snowblower, Honda Harmony HRB 215 Push Mower, Stihl FS-81 Gas Weed Eater, Lawn Dump Trailer, Thatcher, Aerator, Sears Air Compressor, Sm. Duracraft Drill Press, Bench Grinder, Assort. Hand Power & Cordless Tools, Sets & Kits, Vises, Assort. Jacks, Flood Light, Come-Along, Ext. Cords & Ladder, Assort. Hand & Garden Tools, Shop Vac, Chain Hoist, Hardware, Paint, Lumber, Birdbath, Fuel Cans & Buckets, Water Can, Park Bench, Tubs, Hose, Seeder/Spreader, Chicken Crate & Wire, 2 Wheel Cart, Fire Exting., Garden & Shop Supplies, Lawn Chairs, Card Tables, Firewood & More!!! See www.auctionzip.com Auct. ID #5172 For Photos & Full Listing.

TERMS: Cash/Good PA Checks.

ARN B. MALMBERG AUCTIONEER

PA #AU-002747-L (610) 845-2594

P.O. Box 404 Bally, Pennsylvania 19503

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marks the beginning of theauction of all 12 Watchmencovers, with three in each ofthe next three Heritagecomics events following thisauction.

After the sale of a Calvinand Hobbes 1986 publishedSunday comic strip, hand-colored by creator Bill

Watterson, sold for more than$200,000 in November of2012 – the first publishedCalvin and Hobbes strip to besold at public auction –Heritage has come back in theFebruary auction with anoth-er Watterson original, thistime a Calvin and Hobbes

this comic book was themoment that Silver Ageended and comics lost theirinnocence,” said BarrySandoval, Director ofAuction Operations for theComics Category at Heritage.“Spider-Man and the MarvelAge of Heroes were neverquite so merry after this darkstory, which fans still talkabout, and which is still oneof the most shattering death-blows in comics. We expecttop collectors will come afterthis piece with everything

they have.”What may well be the

crown jewel of originalWatchmen art is also promi-nently featured in the auction,as Dave Gibbons’ Watchmen#1 cover art, the classic,most-recognizable image ofall the covers of the series, isexpected to exceed $100,000when it comes up for bid. Ithails from The ShamusModern MasterworksCollection. It is joined in theauction by the cover art forWatchmen #2 and #3, and

CGC-graded 6.5 Detective Comics #27 Offered InHeritage Auctions Comics Event


Treasured Edition Should Bring $500,000+ In February 21-22 AuctionA CGC-graded 6.5 copy

of Detective Comics #27(DC, 1939), the first appear-ance of “The Bat-Man,” isexpected to bring more than$500,000 when it comesacross the auction block at theFletcher-Sinclair Mansion(Ukrainian Institute ofAmerica) in New York Cityon February 21-22 as the cen-terpiece of HeritageAuctions’ Vintage Comics &Comic Art Signature®Auction.

“If you’ve followed thesales in recent years of thisprime pop culture collectible,then you know that the issueis currently the second mostvaluable comic in the hobby,”said Ed Jaster, Senior VicePresident of HeritageAuctions, “behind onlySuperman’s debut in ActionComics #1. This comic hasheld down the number onespot before and it’s certainlypossible that it could returnthere. Batman is a strongercharacter than Superman in

the minds of many a fan rightnow, and has certainly been abigger box-office hit in recentyears. “Heritage famouslysold a CGC 8.0 graded copyof Detective Comics #27 for$1,075,500 in February of2010 and, last year, sold theBilly Wright pedigree copy(also graded 6.5) for$522,000.

“This particular copy isnotable for the near-completeabsence of smudging or stain-ing on the front cover,” addedSteve Borock, ConsignmentDirector at HeritageAuctions. “Of course, thecover image by Bob Kane isone of the most famous in thehistory of comics.”

An undeniably classicpiece of Silver Age comic art,John Romita’s AmazingSpider-Man #121 cover for“The Night Gwen StacyDied” is creating huge buzzwithin the collecting commu-nity, as it’s expected that itwill bring $200,000+.

“In the minds of many,

daily strip originally pub-lished on Nov. 3, 1986. It isexpected to bring $50,000+.

“This is the third time thatwe’ve had the chance to auc-tion a published piece ofCalvin and Hobbes artwork,”said Todd Hignite, VicePresident of Heritage. “Thispiece is generating just asmuch excitement with fansand collectors as the lasttwo.”

Further highlights include,but are not limited to:

Al Feldstein, WeirdScience-Fantasy Annual #1Cover Original Art (EC,1952): Classic 1950s stuffwith a shapely gal and a BEM(bug-eyed monster). Estimate$50,000+.

Jack Kirby Superman’sPal Jimmy Olsen #133Original Art (DC, 1970): A

key issue. First Jack Kirby“Fourth World” cover and thefirst Kirby comic to hit news-stands after he left Marvel forDC. Some point to this as thebeginning of the Bronze Ageof comics. Estimate$50,000+.

Frank Miller, The DarkKnight Returns #4, Last Pageof Entire Series (DC, 1986):A scene most anyone whoread the story will remember,and an upbeat moment fromthis dark saga. Estimate:$50,000+.

Brian Bolland, Batman:The Killing Joke Page 38Original Art (DC, 1988):There was only one KillingJoke graphic novel, so therearen’t many pages to goaround, and this one has aformidable shot of Batman.Estimate $30,000+.

Detective Comics #35CGC 3.0: A classic earlyBatman cover and a comic


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ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES AUCTION

10 A.M. WED., FEBRUARY 20 TH , 2013 At Maurer & Wilson’s Third Street Gallery

132 East Third Street, POTTSTOWN, PA 19464

Furnishings and Collections from the Estate of a Lancaster Attorney, Local Collectors and Estates.

Furniture and Accessories : Griffin carved oak Morris chair. Bucket bench. Danish dining set. Sling chair. Highboy. High back Victorian marble top dresser. Charming Arts and Crafts depiction of “The Hanging of the Crane” having carved oak frame. Painted rocker. Barrister bookcase in oak. Blanket chests. Oak washstand. Barroom Windsors. 7 ft. kitchen cupboard. Tabletop showcase. Chippendale style nest of tables. Iron standing lamp. Berkline recliners. Burrowes pool table. 13 ft. oriental rug runner. 240 framed prints. Yamaha piano bench. Porch swing. Gypsy kettle. Three large, copper apple butter kettles. Three copper wash boilers. Still parts. 18 brass buckets. Four balance scales. Six hanging brass scales. Coffee grinders. Butter churns. Apple peelers. Brass & enameled pressure cooker. Porcelain enamel ESHELMAN feed sign. Hay fork & rake. Milk cans. Hitching post. Six brass spittoons. Powder horns & shot flasks. Tinwares antique kero dispenser. Metal & glass oil lamps & parts. Rayo lamps. Miner’s lamps. B&O kero lantern. WWI belt box. WWII Rosters. Naval uniforms. Stocks, deeds. Stereoptic Viewers. Duck decoys. Feed bags. 6 gal. crocks. 16 decorative dog doorstops. Pabst neon light. Astatic microphone D-104. Keystone movie projectors. Dozen CLOCKS to include: Impressive, column decorated antique French BB&B crystal regulator mantel clock with mercury pendulum. Another fine, French crystal & brass regulator clock, marked H & H w/mercury pendulum. Swiss & German cuckoo clocks. Carved mask wall clock. Carved oak and inlaid German Grandfather clocks. Electric mantel clocks. Cluster column mantel clock by Ingraham. POCKET WATCHES Corona chronometer. 20 assorted pocket watches, some silver. Longines, Waltham, Illinois. Vintage watches for ladies, about a dozen. 1933 Mickey Mouse, Roy Rogers and Little Pig wristwatches. Costume jewelry, bit of sterling. Silver-plated flatware, etc. Arcade cards, postcards, tobacco silks. QUILTS 19 Patchwork quilts, 2 Yo-Yo quilts. 6 comforters. 10 quilt tops. Lg. quantity quilt pieces and patterns. 4 hooked rugs: Cat, chicken, etc. Spreads & linens. 13 sock monkeys! 5 sock characters. 200 ceramic, metal, compo PIGS! 500 comic character drinking glasses. Dozes WWII Era nudie glasses. 1930’s model Craftsman. RR books & mags. 10 volumes American Antiques. 10:30 A.M. In the Showroom 3,000 pieces DIE-CAST VEHICLES Dinky, Corgi, Matchbox, Hot Wheels, Ertl, Tonka, Eastwood, Franklin Mint to be sold in large lots. Quiet a profusion of Die-cast of All Varieties!

Preview: Tues., Feb. 19th from 4 P.M.-6 P.M. and from 8 A.M. day of auction. All items as is, where is. 10% Buyer’s Premium. Cash or approved check. (AY001999).

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Maurer & Wilson Auctioneers 610.970.7588

Kathy Maurer Wilson Auctioneer

Curtis Wilson Auctioneer

PUBLIC AUCTION Vintage Items, Art, Grand Piano,

Collection of Belleek China, Fenton & Depression Glass, Collectibles & Personal Property

Will sell, for the Estate of John L. Quinn, for the Doris Leonard Estate, for the Lois M. Martin Estate, for the Chester Wenger Estate and others at

GATEWAY GALLERY AUCTION, located at 643 Kriner Rd.,

CHAMBERSBURG, PA 17202

On: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 TH AT 10 A.M. FURNITURE: Cherry Empire chest; (1) drawer nightstand; washstand w/gallery; cherry poster bed & dresser; bambo o plant stand; Statton cherry table; schoolmaster’s desk; assorted chairs; drop leaf table c.1860; Mission oak plan t stand; bookcases; cedar chests; marble top stands & coffee table; pedestal stand; spinet desks; side table w/drawer; open hutch cupb oard; corner cupboard; French Provincial DR suite; oak hutch & server; slant front desk; blanket chest; LR furniture; Duncan-Phyfe style mahogany DR suite; oak ext. table; recliners; PA House stands; cherry dressers; mod. hall tree; wicker furniture; plantation des k; dry sink w/top & more. GRAND PIANO (sold at 5 P.M.): Henry Miller Boston Grand Piano. ART: C&I prints; Percy Lowen 1906 pen/ink “Kelley Warf”; theorem by Doris Berten; watercolor oranges; O/ B “odds and ends” by William Lipaneck; artist proof “The Forgotten Place” by Jennifer Geiger; “Country Cottage Near Summe r Fields” by Tom Harrison; Martinson 1939 O/B Bayou; “East Seminary Mercersburg, PA” Charles Stoner print; signed etching by J. Carrall; period portrait & many more. VINTAGE/COLLECTIBLES/DECORATOR ITEMS: CI banks; Bavarian pitcher - devil figurine; tin RR station; blown cranberry wine cooler; asst. colored glass; copper lustre; brass caddies; (2) samplers; transferware ; brass candlesticks; Haviland Limoges china; red satin GWW lamps; Larkin GWW lamp; coverlet; quilts; decorator vases; flo w blue china; (2) redware pie plates; signed redware crock & other decorated crocks; kerosene lamps; CI coffee grinder ; Ukelin; military uniforms; Shawnee pig creamer/s&p; opalescent glass; Fenton glass; toys (dolls/trucks/child’s record player, etc.); copper kettle; costume jewelry; CI skillets; Hall Jewel Tea; vintage children’s clothing; Depression glass & more. SPECIAL NOTED ITEM: Over (100) pieces of Belleek china (Mr. Quinn’s personal collection). ORIENTAL RUGS: Nice selection of Estate rugs (most 3x5 or 4x6). PERSONAL PROPERTY: Poulan Pro mower; Yard Machine mower; croquet set; garden/hand tools; AC units; freezers; Craftsman LT 2000 mower; yard wagon/cart; radios; Guardian service; lawn edger; walker; ba g wagon; microwaves; stepladders; speakers/office supplies; small kitchen appliances & more. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Will begin with general household/tools/etc.; lawn equipment - then onto our Main Gallery showcased items at approx. 1 P.M. Grand Piano sold at 5 P.M. Furniture sold at 6 P.M. Visit our website or call about sale times as we get closer to set-up. SNOW DATE: In the event roads are closed sale will be held Saturday, February 23 at 9 A.M.

Remember, if you don’t look you’ll never know! Preview SUNDAY, February 17 from 1 to 4 P.M. and sale day from 9 A.M.

TERMS: Cash. Visa/MC/Discover accepted. Thirteen percent (13%) buyer’s premium discounted three percent (3%) for cash or approved check. Statements made day of sale take precedence.

GATEWAY GALLERY AUCTION LLC Our Service is the Difference Our Service is the Difference Phone (717) 263-6512, (800) 315-3265, Fax (717) 263-0188, RH120-L www.GatewayAuction.com JOHN F. KOHLER, JR., AUCTIONEER HEATHER KOHLER FOWLER, AUCTIONEER

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HARRY’S AUCTION

LARGE TOY & COLLECTIBLE AUCTION FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2013

5:00 P.M. Located at the New Holland Firehall, 339 East Main Street,

NEW HOLLAND, PA 17557 Along Route 23 ( 11 miles East of Lancaster)

Smith-Miller P-I-E & Bank trucks; 100 Winross & Penjoy trucks; 75-Promotional cars; 100 1960’s & 1970’s Matchbox vehicles; Pressed steel trucks; Texaco #1 & #2 banks; Franklin Mint motorcycles; Hes s trucks and many more toys. Second Auctioneer selling Coins & tools at 6:00 P.M. to include Mint & Proof sets, 100s of U.C. Presidential coins, Presidential coin set w/case; Tools: D & D band saw, Many hand tools, Hunting knives; Agateware; furniture and much more not listed.

Full ad at www.Auctionzip.com. No out-of-state checks. Food by Blue Ball Fire Co. Ladies Aux.

Preview 4:00 P.M. Day of auction. 10% Buyer’s Premium Our next toy auction will be held on Friday, March 8, 2013

Auctioneers: Randy Stoltzfus (717) 656-8919 AU-1906 Richard Harry (717) 656-2436 AU-2183

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OUTSTANDING SALE 1773 Peter Schwartz Yorktown Tall Case Clock,

1880’s Sambo Clock, Tall Case Clocks, Early Baseball Cards, Gloves, Baseballs and more,

Antiques, Collectibles, Tools, Modern and Antique Furniture, Box Lots

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2013 4:00 P.M. Doors open at 9:00 A.M. for Preview

38 East King Street, ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 17301 See us at www.oldetymeauctions.com or www.auctionzip.com Auct. ID#6276

Food available. Terms - No Buyer’s Premium. Cash, PA Check, Visa, MasterCard. For more information call 717-487-6708

Auctioneer Chris Eugene Sprigle AU-5329-L Accepting Consignments - Great Rates!

Firearms, Antiques, Toys, Stoneware, Real Estate, Coins, Automobiles, Furniture, Tools, Civil War an d Military. Services offered - On-site Estate Auctions, Liquidations, Auctions at our facility, Pick up and Pack out service.

One Piece or an Entire House

1773 Yorktown Clock

1880’s Cast-Iron Sambo Clock

Mickey Mantle

Johnny Cooney Harry McCurdy

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216 Mill St. (REAR ENTRANCE) BRISTOL, PA 19007

MULTI-ESTATES - THOUSANDS OF ITEMS IN HUNDREDS OF CATEGORIES…Vintage Lionel Train Collection…Hundreds of Watercolors, Paintings & Prints…50+ Lots of Antique & Quality Vintage Furniture…Asian Pottery & Porcelain...Primitives...Gold, Sterling & Costume Jewelry...Fine & Elegant Glassware & Crystal...Vintage Toys...Old Photographs & Postcards...Blue Decorated Stoneware...Oriental Rugs...ODD, RARE & UNUSUAL ITEMS and MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!

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Record Prices At Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates January Glass SaleMt. Washington

Lava, originally knownas Sicilian Glass, provedto be the most desirableware at Jeffrey S. Evans& Associates’ January26 Winter glass auction,with stellar prices real-ized for several differentobjects made in thismanner. The sale tookplace at the firm’s Mt.Crawford, Virginiagallery. A bulbous-basevase done in shiny rasp-berry with multi-coloredinclusions and gilt trim,circa 1878-1880 real-ized the highest price ofthe day, $5,463. [Lot450]

Other Mt. Washing-ton Lava ware that did

well was executed in dramat-ic dark backgrounds, theideal showcase for the shim-mering inclusions. A blackbulbous vase with waistedneck and a flared-form vasewith waisted neck each soldfor $2,760, while an urn-formvase with applied handlessold for $2,300. These, too,were executed circa 1880.[Lot 454, 456 and 451,respectively]

Two items made at the

Imperial Glass Company ofOhio also realized highprices. A Free Hand line iri-descent colorless compote,with opal hanging hearts andcobalt blue rim and tall stem,previously unlisted in the lit-erature on the factory, soldfor a record price of $3,738,the second-highest price ofthe auction. Executed circa1925 and standing nearly 10inches high, the compotewent for almost four times

the estimated selling price,because it was a terrificexample, never before illus-trated, and in wonderful con-dition [Lot 476]. A Free Hand8-inch-tall vase from thesame factory and period, withunusual low handles, knownas shape FH10, sold for$2,300, also way over esti-mate. The deep marigold andapplied blue-green vase wasunusual and very attractive to


Lot 450, sold for $5,463 againstthe $2,000 to $3,000 estimate.Mt. Washington Lava / SicilianGlass Vase, extremely rare shinyraspberry with multi-colorinclusions and gilt decoration,graceful bulbous-base form, pol-ished pontil mark. Mt.Washington Glass Co. 1878-1880. 4” H. Similar examples areillustrated in Kenneth Wilson -Mt. Washington I, pp. 112-118.The catalogue note describedhow, in 1878, Mt. Washingtonintroduced its Sicilian glasswhich was made using lava orvolcanic slag. It appears thatthey discontinued the line in1880. Frederick Shirley wasgranted three patents for theproduction and design of thisglass, which today is consideredto be the first and most innova-tive art glass produced in America. Shirley went on to formulate andpatent Burmese glass in 1885, and develop Mt. Washington’s famousPeach Blow, Rose Amber, and Royal Flemish art glass lines.

many collectors. [Lot 514]A covered sugar bowl

produced by the IndianaTumbler and Goblet Co., aGreentown number 450, inthe Holly Amber pattern andgolden agate color, madecirca 1903, 6-5/8” high, soldfor $3,335. The rarity of thisbowl and cover in this color-way and pattern lead to fren-zied bidding, with the finalprice nearly ten times theestimate. [Lot 50]

Lastly among the top-selling lots, a figural glassSanta Claus miniature lampby the Consolidated Lamp &Glass Company, dating to thelate 19th century, sold for$2,100 due to its desirability.[Lot 334] Additional strongresults were realized for col-lections of toothpick holders,

tumblers, cruets, Finlay Onyxand Floridine, as well asSteuben.

The above lots were allfrom the collection of the lateRichard “Dick” and MaryAnn Krauss of Clyde, Ohio.Also featured in the auctionwere collections from NewYork, Pennsylvania andMaryland.

After the sale, Jeffrey S.Evans said, “I am extremelypleased with the auctionresults. We received our high-est number of absentee bidsfor a glass sale in the past 5years. This auction demon-strates that collectors are rec-ognizing good values in themarket and are re-enteringthe arena. The Krauss collec-tion of Imperial art glass wasunprecedented at public auc-tion and drew tremendousinterest and strong results. Itwas a great pleasure cata-

loging the collection – it gaveme a crash course on thecompany’s short-lived andfinancially unsuccessfulforay into the art glassworld.”

Overall, the sale realized$265,972, with one lot with-drawn due to a conditionissue (lot 500). The galleryreceived over 3,300 pre-auc-tion absentee bids and morethan 2,300 live Internet bidson auction day from potentialbuyers located in 15 differentcountries. In addition to thosebids, Evans and his top-notchstaff orchestrated over 200phone bids along with stiffcompetition from a seriousgroup of in-house bidders. Inall Evans sold 1,050 lots in 9-1/2 hours for an averageof 110 lots sold per hour.The complete catalogue withprices realized can be accessed at jeffreys

evans.com.The next auction sched-

uled to take place at Jeffrey S.Evans & Associates is aVariety sale scheduled forPresident’s Day weekend, onSaturday, February 16, 2013.The second half of the Kraussglass collection consisting of2,000+ salt, pepper and sugarshakers will be held at theEvans gallery on July 27. The

auction will be held in con-junction with the AntiqueGlass Salt and Sugar ShakersClub’s (AGSSSC) 2013Convention in nearbyHarrisonburg, Virginia. Visitthe firm’s website or call(540) 434-3939 for moreinformation.


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Imari Plates And Bowls, Soapstone Figures, Satsuma Vase, Miniature Watercolor Paintings, Carved Scrimshaw- S tyle Scabbard, Small Set Of Asian Playing Cards. A 14th-15th Century Japanese Short Sword (Wakizashi) Made In Gano 2 Nen By Rai Kunitoshi (A Sword Smith Active I n The Late Kamakura Period). Symbols On Tang Revealed The Maker. STONEWARE: A 5 Gallon Blue Decorated Crock With Dogear Handles From J. Fisher & Co. Lyons, NY. This Impressive Crock Has Two Large Stemmed Flowers In Cobalt With The Number 5 To The Upper Right Also In Cobalt An d Cobalt About The Handles. In Excellent Condition, No Chips Or Cracks. A 2 Gallon Blue Decorated Jug From Cornells & Mumford, Providence, R.I. This Jug Has An Usual Pinwheel Floral Cobalt Decoration And Is In Very Nice Condition. FIREARMS: A. Rossi, S.A. Mdl. 17HMR With Simmons Coated Scope, Serial #CS018021 Yugoslavian, SKS Rifle With Collapsing Bayonet , AK Style 30 Clip, Original Clip Manual, And Shoulder Strap. 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The Punishments Of China

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Lot 476, sold for $3,738 againstan estimate of $500 to $800.The Imperial Decorated FreeHand Compote, iridescent col-orless with opal hanginghearts, cobalt blue rim and tallstem, unlisted shape, polishedpontil mark. Imperial GlassCo. circa 1925. 9-7/8” H. For asimilar example see Measell -Imperial Glass EncyclopediaVol. II, p. 456, bottom page.

Lot 50, sold for $3,335 overestimates of $300 to $400. TheGreentown No. 450 / HollyAmber Covered Sugar Bowl,was executed in Golden Agatecolor by the Indiana Tumbler& Goblet Co. Circa 1903. 6-5/8” H. For a colorless examplesee Hilton - Greentown, p. 98,top left. Provenance: All of thetop-selling items in the auctionwere from the collection of thelate Richard “Dick” and MaryAnn Krauss of Clyde, Ohio.

A group of about 50People’s Republic of Chinastamps – including a rareblock of four Golden Monkeystamps – sold for $126,000 inan Internet-only auction heldDecember 29 by Gordon S.Converse & Company, basedin Wayne, Pennsylvania. Thestamps, all 20th and 21st cen-tury examples and offered

loose in a stack, not bound inan album, were the auction’stop lot.

Nearly 500 lots ofChinese and Asian objectswere pursued by more than300 registered bidders, whoparticipated throughLiveAuctioneers.com and theGordon S. Converse website,at www.AuctionsatConverse.com. Bids pouredin from three of the five con-tinents, with most of theaction coming from the U.S.and Europe. The stampswere purchased by abidder in China.

“We were sur-prised the stampsdid as well as theydid, but we under-estimated thevalue of theG o l d e nMonkeys,”said ToddConverse ofGordon S.Converse & Company.“Many of the lots, in fact,exceeded our expectations.With this auction, we madeimportant headway into theburgeoning Asian market,which represents a new fron-

tier of opportunity and busi-ness for us.”

It was the firm’s largestauction ever, in terms of totalnumber of lots. Featuredwere stamps and currency,carved Zitan furniture andbrushpots, seals and scrolls,bronze and jade, porcelainand bamboo. A lightly attend-ed in-person preview washeld at a gallery in nearbyWest Chester, and some, butnot many, phone and absen-tee bids were taken. It was atrue Internet sale.

Following are additionalhighlights from the auction.All prices quoted include a 20percent buyer’s premium.

A large Chinese QingDynasty Imperial jade centralseal with 18 smaller seals in aZ i t a nb o xw i t hf i n e l y

carved cover, measuring 9-1/2 inches by 13-1/2 inches,was the sale’s second top lot,bringing $14,400. Also, aChinese Qing Dynasty

Imperial seal box with 36green (or spinach jade) sealsin a Zitan box, measuring 11-1/2 inches by 5-1/2 inches by3-1/2 inches, garnered$7,200.

A group of four Chinesecurrency bills brought$20,400, and a lot of sixChinese currency bills real-ized $16,800. Also, a lot of318 early Chinese stamps(from Qing Dynasty toRepublic) chalked up $4,200,a Chinese watercolor of leafyplants in a museum envelopewent for $4,800, and aChinese watercolor of letter-ing and crossed flags in amuseum envelope rose to$10,500.

A fine Chinese silk andmetallic rug – with the goldmetallic field surrounded by

various silk colored designs,suggesting it may belong to agroup of rugs from theImperial Palaces of Beijing,measuring about 70 inches by

96 inches – commanded$13,200 (making it the thirdtop lot of the auction); and aChinese bronze statue withsuperior casting, 17 inchestall, hit $3,000.

A pair of Chinese Zitanchairs, with fine and sophisti-cated carving, 31-1/2 inchesby 18-1/2 inches by 18-1/2inches, breezed to $10,200; aChinese Huanghuali chest



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An uncatalogued public auction of 19th to mid 20th Century clothing, accessories & related items fro m both private & public institution collections. Go to auctionzip.com & search under Auction ID #28118 for a listing & photos. The sale includes: A good selection of Victorian era gowns & dresses with dresses in fancy silks & prints, bustle gowns, silk capes, cloaks, wrappers, an 1890 US Cotton Centenary apron, Turn of the Century dresses, bodices & skirts, Edwardian era embroidered lawn dresses, blouses, skirts & pettico ats, an Edwardian ID’d wedding gown w/photo & accessories, a fine c.1920’s beaded crepe evening gown, a posh c.1920’s pink silk velvet cocoon coat w/white fox trim, c.1920’s coats, a selection of c.1910’s to 5 0’s dresses & suits, orig. suits & shoes of Am. Tobacco heiress Doris Duke, Edwardian through c.1950’s hats w/a large fancy Edwardian broad brim straw hat, Victorian through c.1960’s shoes w/c.1905 lady’s riding boots, children’s clothing w/babies’ & girls’ Edwardian dresses, doll clothing, a c.1930’s Pittsburgh Hotel Bellman’s uniform, box lots of study clothing, Victorian cabinet card & CDV portrait photos, vintage textiles w/c.1950’s boys’ cowboy themes, ladies’ accessories, vintage NOS nurse & maid caps in boxes, Victori an & Edwardian purses, 19th C. hairwork jewelry, mid 20th C. costume jewelry, vintage display forms w/a 1 908 patent Bklyn. dress form, a jewelry case, shoe store accessories, & so much more! Visa, MasterCard, Discover, PayPal, Cash & Known Checks. 18% buyer’s premium, 15% with cash. Absentee & telephone bids are welcomed. Contracting Auctioneer: Lori Biechy, Lic. #AU005727. Fine food available. All announcements made the day of the sale take precedence over any earlier printed matter. We’ll see yo u there!

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Pins and Ribbons, Fair Ribbons, Advertising andCommemorative Tokens, 100’s of Figurines,Bridle Rosettes, Cap Guns, Sadirons, EdisonRolls, Prints, Milk Bottles, Clocks, AdvertisingSigns, Local Advertising Ephemera, Quakertown Related Items,Washboards, Bear Skin Rug, Pocketknives, Apple Peeler, Stanley andLufkin Folding Rules, Old Dutch Beer Crate, Glass Doorknobs, Opaque

1000 Projector, Christmas Decorations, Butcher's Horn, Theater Seats, Aurora PlasticVehicles, Rocks and Geodes, Linens and Fabric and more! Coins: Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars, 1893 Columbian Expo HalfDollar, Liberty and Franklin Half Dollars, 1857 Flying Eagle, IndianHead Cents, 3 Cent Piece, Mercury Dimes, Silver WashingtonQuarters, Silver Franklin Dimes, Buffalo Nickels, V Nickels, Large OneCent, Steel Pennies, $1 Silver Certificates, Uncirculated and Proof CoinSets, 1876 Centennial Coin, Foreign Coins and more! Jewelry: 18K Gold Diamond Ring, Sterling and Costume Jewelry, Wristwatches,Pocket Watches by Paul Jeannot, Columbia, Elgin, Frodsham, Standard and more!Vintage Electronics: Nice selection of tube and solid state audio equipment includ-ing Heathkit W5M Amp and WAP2 Preamp, Ampeg SVT Speaker Cabinet,

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AUCTION SALE BILLS

Group Of Around Fifty People’s RepublicOf China Stamps Brings $126,000 At

Gordon S. Converse & Co. Online Auction

This lot of four Chinese cur-rency bills fetched $20,400.Another lot of six bills brought$16,800.

Group of about 50 People’s Republic of China stamps, to include a rare block of four GoldenMonkey stamps ($126,000).

Large Chinese Qing Imperial green jade central seal with 18smaller seals, all in a Zitan box ($14,400).

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with very fine carving, 12-1/2inches by 13-1/2 inches by 9inches, earned $4,200; and aChinese famille rose porce-lain tea pot from the Republicperiod decorated with a land-scape scene, 5-1/2 inches tall,

achieved $3,000.A set of four 18th or 19th

century double-paneled fineantique Chinese silk Kesi-like embroideries, apparentlypart of a set, gaveled for$2,400. The embroideries –framed, with each set of pan-els measuring 33 inches by 12inches – boasted finelydetailed stitching work

depicting figu-rals of 18th

and 19thcentury

Chinese culture. Some scat-tered damage did not deterbidders.

A large Chinese Zitanvase stand with fine andsophisticated carving, 31-1/2inches tall, made $6,600; apair of Chinese Huanghualivase stands with very fine

construction, 29 inches tall,brought $3,000; a Chinesewatercolor painting book, 16pages, 13 inches by 6-1/2inches, sold for $3,600; and afamille verte lidded jar, 4inches tall, went to a deter-mined bidder for $3,600.

Buoyed by the success ofthis auction, Gordon S.Converse & Company is plan-ning another Internet-onlyChinese and Asian sale, proba-bly for sometime in March.Another, smaller auction maybe held between now and then.The firm is also planning a salefor sometime in early 2013 thatwill feature alarge collectionof tribalarts and

silver. More details will follow.Gordon S. Converse &

Company is always seekingquality consignments for futuresales. To consign a single item,an estate or a collection, youmay call them directly at (610)722-9004, or you can e-mailthem at either Todd@Converse

Clocks.com orG o r d o n @ C o n v e r s eClocks.com.

Anyone interested in find-ing out what an antique itemmight be worth may do so bysending a photo of the item,along with a check for $40, toGordon S. Converse & Co.,Attn: Gordon S. Converse, 758Mancill Rd., Wayne, PA19087. To learn more aboutGordon S. Converse & Co.,and the upcoming auctions,please log on tow w w . A u c t i o n s a tConverse.com.


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ESTATE AUCTION Furniture - Antiques - Artwork

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 AT 10 A.M. Preview: 9 A.M. thru auction

1500 Paxton Street, HARRISBURG, PA 17104 FURNITURE (NOON) : Antique & Modern; 2 Dining Suites incl. Pennsylvania House; Kneehole Desk; Governor Winthrop Desk & Secretary; Pair of Hitchcock Chairs; Bar Stools; Harden Twin Beds; Le ather Recliners; Wingback Chairs; 2 Sofas; Tea Cart; End & Coffee Tables; Herman Miller Chairs; Art Nouveau Chair; Rockers; Bedroom Furniture; Ethan Allen Breakfront; Primitive Cabinets; Floor & Table Lamps; Patio Dining Set & Bench ; Rugs incl. Persian & Indian. COLLECTIBLES: Lanterns; Banks; Roseville; Lladro; Loetz Vase; Glassware; Vintage Toy Trucks; 90+ pcs. Fire- King ; Majolica; Milk Bottles; 6 Royal Doulton Figurines; Early Ice Skates; Miner’s Lamp; Masonic Banners ; Nippon Vase; Fenton Gone with the Wind Lamp; Antique Irons; Stained Glass Panel; 6 Cottura Tiles; Books & Ephemer a; Postcards incl. Harrisburg; 2 Bicycles: Schwinn Sport & Motobecane; Firefighting: Toy Trucks, Badges, Books, Station Postcards, Fire Extinguishers, Nozzles. COLUMBIAN COOK STOVE: J.F. Sutton Lewisberry, PA Coal Stove, Enamel & Nickel-Plated. HUMMELS: 60+ Medium Sizes incl. some Crown & Full Bee; Umbrella Boy & Girl & Many More! See Website for Photos. CLOCKS: 2 Grandfather Ridgeways & Hamilton; Cuckoo; Victorian Mantel; Lux; Jewelry Store Adv.; 8 Day New Haven Banjo; Mission Wall Clock; Watch Repair Equipment: Accutron Test Meter; Crystals & More. ART: 50+ Pcs. Paintings & Prints. Poppies by Balfour; Antique Oil; J. Wyeth Poster; M. Parrish; Wysocki; Phil Benn; D. Risser; Neil Blackwell; Robert Duncan; Bateman “Spring Sheep”; Blish; 2 Belgian Tapestries ; Richard Evans Younger; Mayan Tomb Rubbing; 2 Greg Copeland Mirrors. ASIAN: Ceramic; Jade; Soapstone; Celadon; Statues & More. HOUSE & HOME: 100s of CDs; Craftsman Lawn Mower & Table Saw; Hand Tools; Regina Carpet Steamer; Campbell Hausfeld 1 HP Compressor; 2 Extension Ladders 20’ & 17’; Cement Lions; 2 Bose Wave Systems; Linens; Waterford Crystal; Silver plate; Dinner Services: Syracuse Federal Shape, Wedgwood “Belle Fleur,” Aynsley, Royal Doulton; Fostoria Cobalt Stems & More! 10 A.M.: Box Lots & Rough Furniture!

Selling for multiple Estates from Harrisburg’s East & West Shores Visit www.CordierAntiques.com for photos & more details.

Severe Weather Date Sunday, February 17 1 0% Buyer’s Premium. Terms: Cash, PA checks. Out-of-state checks w/ prior approval. All major credit cards accepted. Food concession. Located off of Interstate 83 between 13th Street and 17th Street exits.

AUCTION SALE BILLSGORDON S. CONVERSE AUCTION


This gorgeous Chinese famille verte lidded jar, diminutive atjust four inches tall, made $3,600.

Fine Chinese silk and metallicrug surrounded by varioussilk colored designs, 70 inchesby 96 inches ($13,200).

This pair ofChinese Zitan chairs with

fine and sophisticated carvingchanged hands for $10,200.

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FARMERSVILLE AUCTION INC.

33 N FARMERSVILLE RD., EPHRATA, PA 17522

ANNUAL PRESIDENT’S DAY ANTIQUE AND

COLLECTIBLE AUCTION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 TH 8:00 A.M.

APPROX. 800 LOTS OF SMALL ITEMS, TOO MUCH TO LIST. APPROX. 200 LOTS OF FURNITURE, TOO MUCH TO LIST.

WWW.FARMERSVILLEAUCTION.COM QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED

717-354-5095 E-MAIL [email protected]

10% BUYER’S PREMIUM AUCTIONEERS LIC.#AU-2455-L

Director, Tony Drew echoedthe sentiment and stated thatthe primary focus of thisyear’s survey was to againgauge interest in currenttrends of antiques and col-lectibles, based on sales andrequests for particular items.He stressed that while nostringent scientific formulaswere employed, and the sur-vey was informal in nature,the results were still quiteinteresting when viewed intheir entirety. “What we’reseeing is still a basic reflec-tion of last year’s poll…” saidDrew, “but on an even moremagnified level - youngerbuyers are definitely becom-ing the norm, and there seemsno doubt that all the televi-sion shows out there aboutantiques and collectibles arehaving some influence on thisdemographic.” Drew went onto say that some areas of “col-lecting” had moved up ordown a notch in the survey,but that one noticeable trend

was the move towards small-er collectibles from the 1950sand even 1960s. “Again…”said Drew, “it’s the youngerbuyers leading the way.”

If you’d like to see the fullresults from the survey con-ducted by the AshefordInstitute, you can visit theirPoll/Survey page atwww.asheford.com/2013-survey-results.html or on theschool’s website atwww.asheford.com for acomplete listing of surveyedtrends for 2013.

For readers seeking moreinformation about theschool’s antiques andappraisal course, you cancontact them at: (877) 444-4508. Or write to them at: theAsheford Institute ofAntiques, 981 HarborBoulevard., Suite 3,Department 275GSV21,Destin, Florida 32541-2525,or at their Canadian office at:131 Bloor Street West, Suite200, Department 124,Toronto, Ontario M5S 1R8.


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AUTO, TRUCK and Motorcycle: catalogs,brochures, manuals and any showroomrelated items. Ron Ladley, 210 StoneRd., Barto, PA 19504, 610-584-1665.

BUYING COSTUME JEWELRY-gold & silver, in any condition,

call 732-580-7771.

ALWAYS BUYING PHOTOGRAPHS,Archives, Albums, Snap-shots,

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AMERICAN INDIAN OLDER Items, partic-ularly pre-1940 pottery (which is typ-ically unsigned) and baskets. I buyand sell. Please call Lou at 610-647-7198.

ANTIQUE/ OLD GUNS WANTED Collectorbuys old muzzleloaders, pistols, shotguns, Kentucky rifles, knives, swords,

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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS MANUALSWanted most years and models. Also sales

brochures, service manuals, etc. TMCPublications, 6308 Deer Park Rd.,

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COMIC BOOK COLLECTIONS. Contact mefor FREE Appraisals if you wish to sell yourcomics or just determine their currentvalue. I’ll provide you honest recommenda-tions based on three decades experienceand will assure you receive the fairest andhighest prices whether it’s 1 book or a1,000. Call Ed 215-351-5392 or [email protected]

DEALER SPACES AVAILABLE $125 permonth and up, call 717-397-0189 VillageAntique Market, 2705 Old PhiladelphiaPike, Bird-in-Hand, PA 17505.

I BUY RUSSIAN Samovars (brass, copper,silverplate, nickelplate, coin silver). Alsointerested in other fine Russian antiques.Please send photos to: Attn. Igor, 14814Palmerston Sq., Centreville, VA 20120,

301-919-2798.

KEYSTONE TELEPHONE COMPANY ofPhiladelphia Wanted. Telephones and

related items, signs, telephone books. CallAndy, 732-986-2637 or [email protected]

MILITARY & SPORTING FIREARMS- allperiods Wanted, Bucks Co. Collector

will pay more for single items or collec-tions. Call 215-858-5506 or email

[email protected] Will travel.

MOVIE POSTERS Highest Prices PaidLobby Cards, 1-Sheets, Window Cards,Glass Slides Displays, Dwight Cleveland,

POB 10922 Chicago, IL 60610773-525-9152, Fax 773-525-2969,

[email protected]

OCEAN LINER MEMORABILIA china,glassware, silver, paper, souvenirs,posters or models. Cunard, FrenchLine, White Star Line, Italian Line, etc. 607-625-3947

TOP DOLLARS PAID for Carbide CapLamps, oil wick/ lard lamps, blasting captins, scatter tags, carbide lamp parts and

small mining artifacts needed in my collec-tion. Larry Click 703-241-3748 or

email [email protected]

WANTED OLD STOCK Certificates bothRailroad & Non-Railroad. Also old AutoLicense Plates, call 717-292-0639 orwrite to Charles Pike, 5040 Carlisle Rd.,Dover, PA 17315.

CASH FOR 78 RPM records! Send $2(refundable) for illustrated booklet iden-tifying collectible labels, numbers, actualprices paid. Docks, PO Box 780218, SanAntonio, TX 78278-0218.

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

We buy, sell, & appraise.In business since 1974.

Vintage Instruments, Philadelphia,[email protected] 215-545-1100.

HAMMOND ORGANS WANTED. Lesliespeakers & console pianos. Pottstown, PA610-495-5234 or [email protected]

Also Orlando, FL Area.

MUSIC BOXES WANTEDBuying and Selling Cylinder & Disc Music

Boxes, Bird Cages, Bird Boxes,Phonographs, Automatas. Specializing inall Antique Resortation Services for over

60 years. Ask for Gerald Wright. Rita FordMusic Boxes, 1253 Springfield Ave. #304,

New Providence, NJ 07974,908-377-3225, 212-535-6717.www.ritafordmusicboxes.com

MUSIC BOXES WANTED, highest pricespaid. Gems to junkers- we buy, sell,repair. Chet Ramsay Antiques, 2460Strasburg Road, Coatesville, PA19320. 610-384-0514

SHEET MUSIC WANTED, any era. SandyMarrone, 113 Oakwood Drive,Cinnaminson, NJ 08077, 856-829-6104 E-mail [email protected]

WANTED OLD RADIOS, Tubes, Hi-FiEquip., Amplifiers, Speakers, HamRadios, Tube Testers & related items.Large and small collections. Call Rich484-948-8044, Pottstown, PA.

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WANTED: MUSIC BOXES, slotmachines, old Juke boxes, any cond.Call or write Frank Zygmunt, PO Box542, Westmont, IL 60559. [email protected] 630-985-2742.

SPORTS CARDS AND other sports relateditems. Publications, pins, pennants,tickets, etc. Pre-1975. Philadelphiaitems especially wanted. Ellis, 158Stratford Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19115,215-934-5618.

TIRED OF EBAY? Sell your Sports Cardsand Memorabilia to a Collector.Ken Domonkos 848-448-4709,

[email protected]

A.C. GILBERT ERECTOR SETS WANTEDTO BUY. Also buying Meccano and

other construction toys. Call: 240-577-1876 or e-mail: mwagner@wagnerand-

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MATCHBOX/ HOT WHEELS Cars WantedIf you’re interested in selling your collec-

tion, call, fax or write, ask for- Larry,830 Fulton Ave., Lansdale, PA 19446.215-855-1962 or fax 215-368-9684.

OLD TOY TRAINS, collector will pay gen-erously for well-kept (1900-1970)Lionel, Flyer, Marklin and Ives, trains& accessories. Dr. Bob 215-348-0944

ANDY WARHOL original, signed,LIZ litho call 908-930-0909.

FOR SALE: Large Collection ofItalian Pottery pieces. Plates, vases,

souvenirs, etc. Want to sell ascollection. Call for more information.

717-625-4310

OIL PAINTING by Richard GeorgeHinchliffe, British, 1868-1942, 20x30

inches. Flapper era girl, nude, outdoors.$750. Phone 717-625-4310

DO YOU COLLECT Old Paper, Ephemera,Advertising, Country Store, etc? Sub-scribe to "THE PAPER & ADVERTISINGCOLLECTORS’ MARKETPLACE", themonthly collector's newspaper thatcovers this specialty. For a FREEsample copy, phone 1-800-800-1833, ext. 2541, 8am-4:30pm daily.

THEO A. KOCHS Antique Barber Chairfor sale $1,200 obo, you pick up, call

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OIL PAINTING BY F.D. Silva original, mid-1980’s, asking $4,000, call 862-432-0885.

WATERCOLOR BY GERALD L. Lubeck,“Birds in Flight”, original watercolor1983, signed, $3,500, 862-432-0885.

G-SCALE USA TRAINS GG-1.Mint, still in box, green 5 stripe.

$1,000. Call 717-684-7752

SET OF 36 Matchbox Beer Trucks manufac-tured in 1994, asking $650 shippingincluded, call 717-949-3743 or 717-383-1990.

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Beiler’s Machinery Auction, LLC Antique Tractors, Engines,

New And Used Farm Equipment

Farm Equipment: Friday, February 22 nd , 2013 Antiques: Saturday, February 23 rd , 2013 2 Day Auction, Starting 8:30 A.M. Both Days

Located At Rawlinsville Fire Company, 33 Martic Heights Drive, Holtwood, PA 17532

Directions: Travel 10 miles south of Lancaster on route 272. Turn right onto Truce Road. At first Stop sign, go straight through, onto Martic Heights Drive. Rawlinsville Fire House is on the right. Antiques Day 2, February 23 rd : Belle City thrash machine, 900 Case tractor, 730 Case-O-Matic 741C, 1941 Ford 9N, 1940 Farmall M, Farmall C, Farmall H w/loader, 1942 Farmall AV, Oliver Cletrac HG 68 crawler, Oliver 70 Row crop W/F, (3) JD MC Crawlers & 1 in parts, JD D runs good nice tin (absolute), 1020 McCormick Deering runs good, JDLA power unit. Hit And Miss Engines: 6 hp Fairbanks Morse C, 1 1 ⁄ 2 hp Stove, Misc. Items: Wisconsin w/irrigation pump, (3) Planet Jr. seeders, Syracuse plow, pull behind potato planter, Casey Jones pedal train, No. 1 Ba nner 525 Antique Iron Skrinker w/5” jaws made by Buffalo Forge Co., Antique tire bender, Bucksaw w/29” blade, lots of oil lanterns, oil bottles, etc. Coca-Cola cooler w/cooling unit, mint! Large 7-Up cooler,

Life-size CI horse head, old wagon jacks, CI seats, Maytag oil cans, steam whistles, walking plows, rototillers, (2) Mall 4’ chainsaws, 1 horse wooden dump cart, Keystone dog Treadmill, nice! Double Esso gas pump, hay hooks, 1 row 2 hopper Dole planter, Camel cigarette sign, old Snuff advertising poster, brass kettle, wooden washing machine, large iron kettle, steam gauges, railroad lanterns, wooden pulleys, Studebaker wagon, cream separators mint! Miner’s lanterns, early globe meat slicer nice! Bear traps, including 1 Newhouse (very early), nice hawk and owl trap, Standard Walsh steel wheeled garden tractor (restored), McCormick Deering crock, milk cans, rare 7’ tin embossed Oliver farm machinery sign, primitive Merhings seated pneumatic milker , Gloekler Co. #2 commercial cast-iron floor model chopper Pat. 1885, rare 5’ brass Seedburg Co. Chicago grain probe, bull blinds, 20+ cast-iron implement seats including: Deere and Mansur Co. round, Dains, Deering, unusual shaped plow, & others, Large Peter Wright anvil, several large hardey type anvils, early cast-iron floor/bench vise, American B 1911 Stove pipe crimper tool, cast-iron corn sheller, Farm & Planet Jr. hand tools, milk cans, large bear trap, Collection of hard to find windmill weights including: Hummer & others, JD tools & implements advertising country store showcase, Butter churns including: Gem Dandy Glass Electric embossed butter churn & others, Large wooden DeLaval sign, life-size cast- iron harness horse head display, restored collar & hames mirror, Towne center cast-iron watering post, great selection of cast-iron water pitcher pumps including: Large Rankin & Co. Ballymena water pump & fancy cast-iron water pitcher

pump w/eagle head spout, primitive early double sided block ice saw, cast- iron cow statue, classic quadruple, fancy cast-iron stove parlor stove, Century cast-iron parlor stove, plus a large selectio n of quality advertising signs: Porcelain Alpha Cement, Oliver, Large Case tractors wooden sign, Kurfees Paints NOS sign, Quikrete Cement NOS sign, Benjamin Moore 4’ tin embossed sign, early tin embossed Burks Pumps sign, flower advertisement in fancy antique gilt frame, early tin Coca-Cola grocery sign . 1 encyclopedia of American steam traction engines (brand new). Toy farmer magazines 2000 to 2012. Up to 4 rings selling at one time, tractors selling at 1:00 PM, Hit & Miss engines sold at 11:00 AM. Ball Players Welcome!!! Will Have Ball Tent!!! Many More Items Too Numerous To Mention! Lots of delicious homemade food!!! Breakfast served both days. Motels: Willow Valley: 800-444-1714, Hershey Farms: 800-827-8635, Paradise Motor Lodge: 717-768-3745. Receiving Consignments Feb. 11th through Feb. 21st. Receiving Hours Are From 8:00 AM To 5:00 PM Mon. Through Sat. Terms By: Beilers Machinery Auction LLC. Accepting: Cash, Visa or MasterCard, or Honorable Check. Not Responsible For Accidents. All Announcements Sale Day Take Precedence Over All Advertising. For more Information Call: 717-284-3943 or visit auctionzip.com #14851 . Rawlinsville Fire Co. AH001851.

For Trucking Call: Stauffer Trucking at: 717-917-0253 or 717-548-2017

Contact Andrew Truman or Julie Killam Email: [email protected] or Jay Lowe, Mike Caffarella, Rick Saxman or Dorothy McGonagle Web: www.jamesdjulia.com

James D. Julia, Inc. 203 Skowhegan Road, Fairfield, ME 04937 Tel: (207) 453-7125 Fax: (207) 453-2502 Auctioneer: James D. Julia Lic#: ME:AR83

Consignments WantedFor Our Next Advertising, Toy & Doll Auction - Spring 2013

Julia’s recent toy, doll & advertising auction was a tremendous success, showing strong prices in nearly every category. The auction boasted a stellar offering that ranged from early American tin to clockwork automotive toys, fine French & German dolls, antique advertising,

salesman samples, and much more. Despite changes to the market in recent years, fresh to the market, quality items that are conservatively estimated are still performing admirably. For over 40 years, Julia’s has been at the forefront of the auction world, regularly handling quality estates and collections with aplomb. Our sterling reputation for honest and fair dealing, elegant presentation and the finest catalogs in the industry, combined with proven results including a great number of world auction records, and the most competitive commission rates in the industry means the greatest net return to you the consignor. We are now accepting quality consignments for our spring Toy

& Doll auction. Whether you have one item or an entire collection, please contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation. Be sure to ask about our special 0% seller’s commission for expensive items.

11-pc Buddy L train in exceptional

original condition SOLD $23,000 (est. $15,000-25,000)

Outstanding scale model Autocar WWI military transport vehicle

SOLD $57,500 (est. $45,000-65,000)

Ives clockwork velocipede w/

OB SOLD $25,300 (est. $7,000-9,000)

Exceedingly rare Ives Hippodrome clockwork toy

SOLD $69,000 (est. $20,000-30,000)

16” 6 (over) E.J. Jumeau bebe

SOLD $6,325 (est. $3,000-5,000)

Some of the Highlights From Our Most Recent Auction

Selection of Items Already Consigned to Our Upcoming Auction

22” Tete Jumeau 11

Lovely 14” Jumeau E.J. 5

Western Union stock

ticker w/stand

Salesman Sample brass windmill

Rare & desirable Buddy L trencher

Rare David Brown & Co. soaps chalk store

display

Red Indian tobacco chalk store display Outstanding salesman sample reaper

0%Selling? Seller’s commission

on expensive items

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