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May 1, 2013
Vol. 18 No. 39
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Big Artifacts Bring Big Bids at Huge Three-Day
Architectural Artifacts Auction in Chicago
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
Three days, fifteen-hundred lots, and a million bucks. That about sums up the massive Architectural Artifacts “Spring Cleaning” auction held at their 80,000 square
foot showroom in Chicago on April 5th through the 7th. The firm’s founder Stuart
Grannen decided that after twenty-five years as the Windy
City’s premier architectural salvage company it was out
with the old and in with, well more old stuff already on the
way. There were hundreds of highlights, not the least of a
pair of Leo Lentelli pink granite carvings that ended up
bringing $67,500!
Auctioneers Randy
Donley and Jonathon
Kraft (right) with
day-two’s big winner:
A pair of Leo Lentelli
pink granite carvings
that once graced
Chicago’s Strauss
Building. They later sold for a whopping $67,500!
Wurlitzer One More
Time 45 rpm jukebox,
working well - $2,600.
Spirited bidding lead to a $1,350 selling price
for this American leaded glass window.
This matched pair of glazed
terra cotta architectural
ornaments made $3,500.
Continued
on pages
6, 7 & 8
Chicagoland Antique Advertising, Slot Machine &
Jukebox Show Rocs St. Charles, Illinois
Article & photos by Jack Kelly
Although it’s billed as the Chicagoland Antique Advertising, Slot Machine and Jukebox Show, one dealer said,
“It attracts just about anything oddball, rare – and expensive!”
“Sure I forked over $50 for early entry, but it’s worth it,” said one shopper who entered the show during dealer
set-up on Friday, April 5, while more frugal visitors paid $7 to shop on Saturday or Sunday in St. Charles,
Ill., 35 miles west of Chicago.
An rare 1940 Rockola
Jukebox that allowed
customers to call in record
requests was offered for
$15,000 by John Papa of
National Jukebox
Exchange, Mayfield, N.Y.
www.nationaljukebox.com
“That one is rare”
said dealer John
Turney of Chicago
pointing
to an early 1950s
Kookum Syrup
This restored
container with
1958 Murray
rubber top
Atomic Pedal toy,
offered for $650.
displayed by
773-575-3139.
Northland
Jukeboxes, was
priced at $3,000.
www.northlandjukeboxes.com.
Bill Howard
of Akron, Ohio
showed off a
16-inch-tall
cast metal
full figure
Roman
character cigar tip
cutter that could
trim your smokes
for $2,700.
864-376-3607.
It would take
$125,000 to
purchase this Mills Double
Chicago floor model slot
machine offered by
Frank Zykmont Jr. of
Westmont, Ill. 630-985-2742.
Continued on pages 17 & 21
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410 Ridge Rd., Wilmette, Illinois (Close to Expressway)
Fabulous Flea Market
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Garages, parking lot & 7,000 sq. ft. mall
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Flea Market is held on site at the beautiful Holy Hill grounds
located approximately 20 miles northwest of Milwaukee.
From intersection of 41/45 and 167 (Holy Hill Exit)
proceed west on 167 for 7 miles. Watch for Holy Hill signs.
English 1890
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$795.
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Indian
made
snow shoes,
$150.
Dlr DLE
Antique pine pegged
dresser, full scale marble
top, orig. hardware, $180.
Dlr WJW
Brass dbl. bed
Phoenix Beds,
Chicago USA,
$895. Dlr PS
Vintage
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window, $185.
Dlr BFW
Life button
box, full
of old
buttons,
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Celebrating
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May 4th & 5th
Sales Throughout the Mall
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201 N. Fowler St., Oconomowoc WI
262-560-0890
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Over 90 Many New to the Area!
Dealers Antiques Arriving Daily
CELEBRATING
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920-532-4308
OPEN: Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. 11am - 5pm
Saturday & Sunday by appointment or chance
May 4th & 5th
Sales Throughout the Mall
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I-43 At Exit #152
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Mid Century Furniture, Lighting, Watches, Watch Chains, Razors, Old Picture
Frames and Pictures, Lamp Shades, Lawyer Stacking Bookcases, Assorted
Tables, Disney Items, 1980’s Carded Star War Figures, Mannequins,
Doll furniture and Old Doll House, Dolls, Sports Memorabilia Old 50’s
Baseball Cards (No Commons) Braves and more. Monster Collection
and Aurora Models, Puzzles, Indiana Jones, Cap Guns,
50’s Car Collection, A lot of 50’s and 60’s records also
33’s and 45’s and Cd’s. Pee Wee Herman Items, Old
Posters, Old Rock Concert Shirts, Pin up Art, Beer
Advertising, Beer Signs, Wassily Chair, Mirrors,
Glass End Tables, Assorted tables, Couch (lime
Green), Old Guitars, 1953 Gretsch Guitar, 1939 Gibson Amp,
1939 Gibson ES 150 Guitar, Early 70’s Sun Amp, 1930
Silvertone Mandolin, Flute, Masco 40’s Amp, Stump Fiddle and
other Guitars. Beatle Bass, Dave Mason Guitar and memorabilia, 1929 American Flyer
Metal airplane, Mickey Mouse Collection, 25+ old Robots (some in boxes). Indian lamp
and statue, 1930’s Hair Dryer, Old Lamps 20’s – 70’s, Table radio, Floor Radios, Pottery,
Old Glass, Old 50’s Coca-Cola Radio, Mushroom foot stool, 70’s Round TV, Radios,
Pedestals, Antiques, Rugs, 80’s Carded Star War Figures & Collectables, Star Trek, Old
Car Models, Mad items, Tin Toys, Hulk, Superman, Batman, Kiss Collection, Many
Smalls, 10 cent Comics and more. Star Trek & Star War Comic books, 60’s Fringe Vests,
Do Not Miss this Great Sale.
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When Out and About this weekend, be sure to check out:
48th National Antique Decoy & Sporting Collectibles Show
on Friday, April 26th & Saturday, April 27th.
Located at Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, Illinois.
See Upcoming Events for more information.
Garden Gate To Spring Antique Show on Friday, April 26th &
Saturday, April 27th. Located at Blumen Gardens in Sycamore, Illinois.
See Upcoming Events for more information.
Cedar Rapids Antique Show & Sale on Friday, April 26th &
Saturday, April 27th. Located at Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. See Upcoming Events for more information.
10th Annual Starved Rock Indian Artifact Show on
Sunday, April 28th. Located at Celebrations 150 LTD Local 150 Building
in LaSalle, Illinois. See Upcoming Events for more information.
Stop by America’s Treasures Antique Mall for their One Anniversary Sale
April 27th & April 28th. Located at 34 N. Bennett St. (Route 25).,
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. See their ad in 1837 issue of AAAN.
Stop by Lake Geneva Antique Mall for their 25th Anniversary Sale starting
Now thru May 19th. Located at 829 Williams St., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
See their ad in this weeks issue of AAAN.
Mark your calendars for:
16th Annual Madison Antique Showcase & Sale on
Saturday, May 4th & Sunday, May 5th. Located at Alliant Center in
Madison, Wisconsin. See Upcoming Events for more information.
The Original Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique Show & Flea Market on Friday,
May 10th, Saturday, May 11th & Sunday, May 12th. Located at the fairgrounds in
Rochester, Minnesota. See Upcoming Events for more information.
Sunday at Sandwich Antiques Show on Sunday, May 12th.
Located at Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds in Sandwich, Illinois.
See Upcoming Events for more information.
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Chicago’s Architectural Artifacts Holds First-Ever Million
Dollar Spring Cleaning Auction
Article & Photos by Brian Maloney
“Worth the Trip” is a statement that a lot of businesses make, but it
couldn’t be truer than for Chicago’s Architectural Artifacts. Founded in 1987
by Stuart Grannen, the company has grown in the last twenty-five years into
one of the largest architectural salvage enterprises in the Midwest. Their
showroom, located in the historic Ravenswood neighborhood, now encompasses more than 80,000 square feet on three floors of a century-old brick
building that formerly housed one of the world’s largest needle factories.
And Grannen isn’t done yet. The newly-completed Glass Atrium unifies
the structure, and is already a popular venue for local events. It will also
A 12’ oak store display cabinet brought $875.
house Grannen’s latest project: the 15,000 square foot Museum of Historic
Chicago Architecture. AAI's Museum of Historic Chicago Architecture will
A $450 bid
feature artifacts designed and created by such masters as Louis H. Sullivan,
took this
Frank Lloyd Wright, William Purcell and others.
twenty-drawer
Many of the artifacts were salvaged from Chicago landmarks and buildings
French
important to the community and commerce of the city. Admission to the museapothecary
um will be free. “From school groups to individuals interested in architecture,
cabinet.
everyone is encouraged to visit. Chicago architecture has been good to me.
This is my chance to give something back," says Grannen.
American
That evolving focus of Architectural Artifacts in part prompted Grannen to
oak country
have the first auction in the firm’s history. And like everything Stuart does, it
store
was a big. I attend day-two of the three-day event - the day in which many of
seed
the largest architectural ornaments were slated to sell.
counter And most notable of them were a pair of carved pink granite panels that had
$1,000.
once graced Chicago’s Strauss Building. Their claim to fame was who produced them: noted Italian-born American sculptor Leo Lentelli. He’d first
made a name for himself in San Francisco, designing sculptural ornaments for There were many vintage wrought iron
the Pan American Exposition buildings and many others in the Bay Area. He light fixtures made by Argentinian ironworked from coast-to-coast though, with examples of his work found from St smith Jose Thenee, including this pair of
Louis to New York.
wall fixtures that fetched $1,000.
These panels were carved from Tennessee granite, with one depicting
“Industry and Arts,” the other “Agriculture and Commerce.” Spirited bidding
quickly drove the price to over $50,000, with the eventual winner paying
$67,500 for the pair. Other day-two highlights included everything from a
huge 1966 Peter John Pearce acrylic sculpture ($8,000) to oddities like a vintage kiddie carousel that fetched $1,800.
More than 1,500 lots crossed the block during the three-day auction, but it
hardly put a dent in Architectural Artifact’s huge inventory of tens-of-thou“Expert Hair Cutting” porcelain
sands of fixtures, furniture, and building fragments from all eras. Next time
flange sign - $350.
you’re in the Windy City be sure to pay them a visit. Located at 4325 North
Ravenswood Avenue, they’re open from 10-5 seven days a week. Just go to
www.architecturalartifacts.com, or call them at 773-348-0622 for more information.
Some other prices:
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French fer forge & marble console table - $1,400
Pair of Jose Thenee iron sconces, figural griffin brackets - $850
Westinghouse three-wheel factory cart in orange paint - $800
Argentinian six-leg pine table, two drawers - $750.
6’ beveled mirror in carved frame - $750
Chicago CTA ticket transfer validation machine - $200
Donley Auction Service and Kraft Auction Service teamed up for the threeday event. Award-winning Kraft Auction Service is based in Valparaiso,
Indiana, and has been serving the region’s auction needs for more than thirtyfive years. They can be reached by phone at 219-973-9240, or through their
website www.kraftauctions.com. Donley Auction Service, recently started by
noted antiques collector Randy Donley, is based in Union, Illinois, and can be
contacted at 815-790-9035. And as always, keep an eye out for all of both
firms’ upcoming auctions in the Auction Action Antique News!
It took a surprising $5,000 to buy this Art
Deco architectural panel taken from a
building on Chicago’s Maxwell St.
Auctioneer Randy Donley (left) and
Architectural Artifacts owner Stuart
Grannen chum it up with a 1960s Big Boy
Restaurant figure, one of the thousands of
items large & small for sale at the 80,000
square foot wonderland.
Massive
American maple
butcher block $475.
American steel industrial
cabinets made $350 and $400.
Continued on page 8
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United Mfg. Co.
(Chicago) Rainbow
Shuffle Alley arcade
game - $600.
Industrial artifacts included
this huge refinery vessel that sold
for $650.
An $800 bidder
took these
Masonic Temple
decorative
columns.
American oak double
entry doors - $800.
This rough-but-running kiddie carousel
sold for $1,800.
Standard Oil flameform gas pump globe,
faded - $600.
Dozens of Continental and
South American wrought
iron panels sold, mostly in
the $100 to $200 range.
A $900 bid
won this
This imposrestored General Electric
monitor-top refrigerator. ing pine stepback cabinet
was a good buy at $600.
There was Mid
Century lighting
galore, like this
three-arm chrome
floor lamp that
made $100.
An interesting
Louisiana slantfront secretary
sold for $700.
Vintage Argentinian gothic
style entry door set - $500.
Patinated
copper electric torchiere
- $600.
C. R. Kirk
& Co. Art
Deco penny
guessing
game scale $450.
A $950 bid
took this
Wooten-style South
American folding desk.
Heavily
inlaid
English
rosewood
display
cabinet $500.
Built-in oak panel hall
tree & mirror - $600.
Framed Mighty
Amoco advertising poster - $200.
Vintage mahogany bank doors with
beveled, leaded glass panels - $1,300.
Sandy the Horse
coin-op kiddie ride, working - $600.
Two
vintage
carnival
oddities:
the 6’
square canvas Midget
Stallion
sideshow
banner made
$950, the
strongman
cutout $175.
Continued from pages 6 & 7
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Several antique fireplace mantels crossed the block,
with this golden oak example making $475, and this
clock-face Arts & Crafts mantel $350.
A monumental slag glass
chandelier from a Chicago
theater sold to an online
buyer for $7,550.
There are literally tens-of-thousands of
treasures at the Architectural Artifacts
store, from tiny drawer pulls to massive leaded glass windows and marble
columns.
Doublesided wooden easel,
iron tripod
base $375.
This
Columbia
cylinder
phonograph
made $500,
this restored Edison
version $550.
The auction was held in the newly renovated
atrium of the 80,000 square foot
Architectural Artifacts Building in downtown
Chicago. The store, itself worth a trip to the
Windy City, is open seven days a week from
10-5, and the atrium available to rent for special occasions. Just go to www.architecturalartifacts.com for all the details.
Raised
relief
glazed
terra cotta
frieze panels sold for
$900 and $850.
Vintage Dad’s Root Beer
barrel fountain dispenser - $975.
It took a
$1,400 bid to
win this 13’
tall 1930s
traffic signal.
Another day-two highlight: this monstrous Brunswick
mirrored oak back bar that made $11,750.
Best of the fireplace surrounds: this massive cast stone example that sold for $2,500.
Randy and Susan Donley lend
scale to one of the larger items
sold on day-two of the auction:
a circa 1966 Peter John Pearce
“Curved Space System” sculpture that later sold for $8,000.
Two highly-detailed cast iron
building pediments brought
$2,200 each.
Matched stone capitals from
Chicago’s old Mercantile
Exchange Building made $1,500
and $1,750.
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The Great Train Auction Steams to Jim Arneson Auctions
On Sat., May 11, 2013 at 10:00am the Great Train rolls into the Comfort Inn off I90/94 in DeForest, WI. The superb collection of 3 generations old is by far the
best train auction conducted in Wisconsin in the past ten years. Full of complete sets, engines, and accessories from the past & items that collectors
have searched for decades trying to find, fresh out of a loaded Chicago
area estate. The Lionel pre-war trains are highlighted
by 384E, 392E, 1835E and 400 Blue Comet
Rare Duck Call Wows
the Appraisers and Brings
$103,650 at Auction
Each year, at the National Antique Decoy and Sporting
Collectibles Show, free identification and appraisals are offered for
anything that is brought to the show. This effort is designed to help
discover those old artifacts that are hiding around the country and
recapture our rich hunting and fishing history. A wide range of
items including artwork, decoys, calls; shotgun shell boxes, fishing items and various outdoor collectibles show up each year for
review by the experts in attendance at the show. 2012 brought in
a wonderful old hand carved duck call that was a gift to Joseph
Nathaniel Whitley, a former top game warden and official in
Arkansas over 100 hundred years ago. It was easy to see that this
item was special as it was uniquely carved on all sides and had the
image of a rattlesnake integrated into the mouthpiece. The call,
carved by J.T. Beckhard around 1890, subsequently sold at auction
for a record $103,650. The diverse number of unique items that are
brought in to the show each year has been growing steadily. Attendees
are always excited to discover that grandpa’s old “stuff” can be so important and
command such a strong following.
The Midwest Decoy Collectors Association is a non-profit organization
whose purpose is to collect and preserve the history of the decoy as original
American folk art. This convention and show is the premier opportunity for the
novice, antique dealer or the experienced collector to network and learn more about
the decoy as functional folk art or to add to their collections. For more information,
please visit midwestdecoy.org
Locomotives. Please view complete list and over 1,000 photos at www.whats4sale.biz.
Additionally the great line of toys will be offered from the estate, something for everyone.
Absentee & phone bids always accepted. No buyers fee.
Contact Reg. Wisc. Auctioneer 836 - Jim Arneson - 715-819-2689 Neillsville or Sparta - 608797-5082.
A large portion of the proceeds will be donated to charity.
NEW “Sunday at Sandwich
Antiques Show” ~ Carpi deum!
Seize the day! Opportunity knocks! These were the motivating themes
that have caused a small of group of seasoned antiques dealers to decide to forge a
new indoor-outdoor antiques and collectables market on the beautiful and historic
turf of the Sandwich Fairgrounds in Sandwich, Illinois. Under the banner of Blue
Antique Productions, the group will launch their up-dated version of a monthly
antiques and collectables market on May 12, 2013. These second Sunday markets
during 2013 are planned to be both customer and dealer friendly. With memories of
the glory days of past mega antiques markets at Sandwich in mind, the blue group
will advertise the event and use their contacts and experience as antiques dealers
to give the public and exhibitors a quality effort.
Located west of Sandwich at 1401 Suydam Road, the Sandwich
Fairgrounds is the historic site of the DeKalb County Fair, an event that has been
on-going for 125 years. The extensive grounds include historic buildings and
mature trees that create a park like atmosphere. Visitors will find exhibitors displaying under tents, trees, grandstands, and inside permanent buildings. Hours are 8am4pm. Rain or shine. Early buyers can purchase a ticket and come in as the dealer's
set-up on Saturday and come in early on Sunday.
For a modest $5.00 admission, children 12 and under free, the visitor will
find free parking, food service, ATMs, permanent restroom facilities, and the offerings of quality antiques, collectables, artisans, repurposing, and garden fare. An
added bonus is the ability to visit the many antique malls and shops in the quaint
Sandwich community. For additional information visit our web-site at www.sundayatsadwichantiques.com or call 847-321-1712 or 309-310-3596
When out & about, let our advertisers know
where you saw their ad!
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PRIVATE COLLECTIONS AUCTION
A -List Clocks, Rare “1 of “ Oconto Bottle,
Antiques & Collectibles!
Indoor Auction At The MARQ Banquet Center
2310 Lineville Rd., Suamico, WI (Just North of Green Bay, 1 mi. off Hwy. 41)
Directions: Hwy. 41 to Exit 173; west on Lineville Rd to round-about; right at round-about to auction
site. Watch for “Auction Today” signs. *For rooms & rates Country Inn & Suites, Ph.: 920-884-2000.
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. CST
Clocks: Elgin ship’s chronometer 1904; French crystal regulator; Antique Gustav Becker torsion
spring 400 day c.1895; Antique Gustav Becker 400 day lrg. “Bandstand” model
c.1895; Ansonia 8 day c. 1895; antique “Hotel Lobby” 53 in.; German wall
& shelf; Seth Thomas “Perth” balloon; German grandmother; Emperor
grandfather; Gilbert mantle c.1899; Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. dbl. dial
perpetual calendar c. 1865; French marble open esc. mantle L. Marti
c.1875; New Haven banjo – Whitney; Seth Thomas adamantine black
mantle c.1895; 400 day Anniversary Germany; Junghans Westminster
mantle presentation 1924; Lrg. German gothic c.1910; Seth Thomas #72;
26” Canadian kitchen Very rare; Gothic Brewster/Ingraham mantle c.
1860; Ingraham “bim-bam” tambour c.1920; Waterbury black mantle
c.1900; Waterbury kitchen light & dark c.1890; Waterbury mantle; German
Statue; Wooden works shelf - weight driven c.1835; Seth Thomas weight driven shelf
c.1865; Waterbury Ogee reverse painted tablet c.1845; Jerome Ogee weight driven c.1845; Ogee
provenance 1844; Lrg. Keinzel Vienna Regulator; cuckoos; Zaanse Dutch wall; Ansonia gingerbread c.1880-1885 Batavia/Kenmore/Ranger models.
Antiques/Collectibles: Ultra Rare Oconto Brewing Co. Porter Style beer bottle app.
top/Paper label (ONLY EXAMPLE KNOWN!); Marbles; 90-100 lbs; Wheat Cents; IBM
Executive Model A Elec. Typewriter w/pprwrk.; Petro. Cans; 1939
Mobil Oil Gargoyle 15 gal. barrel w/lid (bottom stamp); Lanterns;
General Store Kerosene lamp fill can; Keystone 441 Pictograph;
Vintage Turntable/Record player; Encyclopedia Britannica - 9th
Ed. 1879 (29 book set); Piano rolls; 45's & 78’s; Wentworth's
1879 No. 2 saw vise; Primitive RR Spike Hammer, Ward's 1960
catalogs, Delwiche Dairy Farms milk bottle w/Football player;
Ceramics/Art Pottery/China- Homer Laughlin, Weller, Van
Briggle, Hull, McCoy, Floraline, Haeger, Abingdon, Shawnee, Weller & others; American
Flask & Cap Co. powder flask 10”; Coke bottle radio, Pink & Green Depression; Old Bottles;
Toys; Primitive lots; Plates; Antique Picture frames; Beam/Ezra Brookes/Old Crow decanters; 7
ft. Cardboard Polar Bear Mogan David wine display, salts; antique furniture,
Antique prints; Vintage Radios, Models; CI Hound Nutcracker, Arcade #3
Coffee Grinder, Bear Grizzly Recurve 4221 50# Bow - lam. separation + 6
arrows; fishing poles; Daisy Sonic Boom air gun; Mattel Tommy Burst cap
gun, Santa Clause tin litho. windup; Slave Shackles w/ keys - Charleston
tags; Hubley front end loader #1952 in box; 1850’s Cap & Ball Dbl. Barrel
Shotgun (fowler)- Mundt III Neuwedel; Adlake lock & key C&NWRR,
Pepsi bottle carrier, Brewerania; Vintage
Beatles Serving tray; Benrus 17 Jewel Ladies Diamond Watch;
Civil War era field desk w/inkwell; WWII medals; Elgin pocket watch w/fob;
French perfume bottle; Concertina M Hohner Germany; MOP inlaid Concertina - Georgi & Vitak
case; Stoneware Crocks, Jars & Jugs; Royal Bayreuth: Pipe Smoker, Work Horse, Candle Lady,
Cavalier Musicians, Toaster Cavalier, Turkey Man, Goose Lady, Foxhunt, Arabic, Fishermen,
Grape Cluster, Old Man in the Mountain, - Blue Marks, pitchers, creamers, vases. Partial List –
Much more will be offered!
Terms: Cash or Good Check preferred, CC accepted. Everything sold as-is, no warranties.
Announcements on sale day take precedence over printed material.
No Buyer’s Fee! Absentee bids accepted and executed fairly. Auctioneer - Roger Anderson #1962
BANISTER AUCTION SERVICES - #375 - Marinette, WI - 715-789-2306
Visit our site photos! WWW.BANISTERAUCTIONSERVICES.COM
www.WisAuction.com
JEFFERSON COUNTY FAIR PARK, JEFFERSON, WI
Between Madison, WI and Milwaukee, WI
6 miles south of I-94. Hwy. 26 to Hwy. 18 east to N. Jackson Ave., left to
Fair Park. Indoors & Heated, clean bathrooms, Hot food served for
breakfast & lunch. View our website for more info. and photos
TUESDAY ~ MAY 7th, 2013 ~ 9:00 A.M.
Here's an example of what to expect:
HUNDREDS OF SMALLS: Quilts, China, Glassware, Fishing items, Hunting items, Stoneware,
Pottery, Dolls, Coins, Clocks, Silver items, Rugs, Paintings, Prints, Frames, Jewelry, Textiles,
Needlework, Linen, Primitives, Toys, Religious, All types of memorabilia, Books, Paper goods,
Advertising items, Postcards, Photos, Cameras, Lamps, Scrapbooks, Sport memorabilia, Cookie
Jars, Indian artifacts, tools, all types of Collectibles.
LOADS OF FURNITURE: Cupboards, Dressers, Lamp tables, Dining tables, Chairs, Desks,
Buffets, Beds, all kinds of furniture both in as found condition and refinished in every wood from
fine furniture to primitives found in the barn. A few important items unique to this auction; Original
series of watercolor paintings by Kennebunk, Maine registered artist Edna Perkins, and oils by registered European artist Alois Zabehlicky.
We are accepting items for consignment up to sale time. If you have items to sell,
bring them to Jefferson. Paid same day if you wait.
Setup is Monday, May 6th ~ 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Morning of sale 7:00 a.m. to starting time.
Terms: Cash, Good check with state photo ID, out of state checks require 1 additional form of ID,
Visa, MC, Discover, Amex, ATM on site. State photo ID required for bid number, all items sold as
is with no returns, 13% buyer fee with a 3% discount for cash. We are not responsible for accidents,
all announcements made at the auction supersede any printed information.
Presented by: Gregory K. Klug Auctioneer & Appraiser
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #584, PO Box 124, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
920-723-4309 [email protected]
ONSITE LIVING ESTATE/MOVING
AUCTION
05’ Mercury Grand Marquis - 54k Miles - Like New!
Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Tools, Ammo., Blue Willow,
Nippon & Lots More!
2461 Elm Street, Marinette, WI
Directions: take Hwy. 41 to Marinette, East on Pine St (at Dan’s Faster Lube), Right on Currie St,
1 Block to Elm St. on right. Watch for “Auction Today” signs; Food and restroom on site.
SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. CST
Also includes: Fine glassware; contemporary & antique furniture; toys; kitchen items; decanters; WWI
items; like-new front-loading washer/dryer; sm. chest freezer; Mod. 1100 Shotgun; exercise equip.; lawn
mower; yard tools; Brewerania; picnic table; gas grill; Hudson Bay wool coats; Harley Davidson Ladies helmet (new), vintage ammunition, 30-06 & 300 Savage ammo., nice selection of costume jewelry, flatware,
linens, like new double bed, cameras & electronics; 5c cigar boxes; antique convertible high chair/stroller;
oddities & MORE! Very clean onsite auction!
Terms: Cash OR Good Check preferred, CC accepted. Everything sold as-is, no warranties.
Announcements on sale day take precedence over printed material. No Buyer’s Fee! Absentee bids
accepted and executed fairly. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Roger Anderson #1962
BANISTER AUCTION SERVICES - #375 - Marinette, WI - 715-789-2306
Visit our site for photos!
WWW.BANISTERAUCTIONSERVICES.COM
Advertisers! Give your buyer’s more time to
plan to attend your auction! We
recommend putting your ads in two weeks
prior to your sale!
ATTENTION ADVERTISERS:
Please let us know what size or
budget you want for your ad!
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JIM ARNESON AUCTIONS
Due to large volume, auction will be moved to a covered area across the street from
Anita’s house to Greenwood Park, At the corner of E. Schofield & Eaton Ave. in
Greenwood, WI. Follow auction arrows off State Hwy. 73.
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. SHARP, (due to lg. volume of items).
Antiques, collectibles, Household items (all day auction). Estate of Anita (Miller) Heck. The Millers ran
the Christie, WI Store & Feed Mill & the Cozy Corner Bar in the 40’s & 50’s. The house is packed with
items from 4 generations. Visit www.whats4sale.biz for complete list or call.
Terms: Cash, check, MasterCard w/fee. No tax or buyer’s fee.
Jim Arneson, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #836, Neillsville, 715-819-2689;
Sparta, 608-797-5086.
LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE
105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983
SUNDAY - APRIL 28, 2013
9 A.M. INSPECTION - 10 A.M. - COINS ONLY
Approx. 11:30 A.M. we will be selling Antiques, collectibles & household items.
WEDNESDAYS - APRIL 24 & MAY 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 - 2013
INSPECTION 4:00 P.M. - AUCTION 5:00 P.M.
We will be selling Smaller Area Estates - Apartment & Garage Items
www.liebeauctionservice.com
Terms: Cash or check with I.D.
Any information given the day of sale takes precedence over this information.
All Sales final with no warranties or guarantees.
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: STEVE LIEBE #871
Phone 920-867-3352 Email: [email protected]
LIVING ESTATE AUCTION
featuring ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
311 State Street, Marinette, WI
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTIONS
For your bidding NOW visit www.baileyshonor.com for details
Black Americana and Ethnic Items- online
Great collection of Black Collectibles to include an automaton of a marching
band, Folk art pastel, Cupid sleeping and cupid awake, fantastic andirons and
ashtray stand, windup toys, many postcards and trade cards, sheet music, dolls,
chalkware, fishing lures, books, games, baskets, wood boats, pottery, sterling
silver spoons, and much more. Hard to find items.
Royal Doulton and Beer Stein collection - online
Terms: Cash, check and credit cards. 10% buyers fee. No warranties.
WWW.SUPERIORAUCTION.NET
AUCTIONEER NELLIE BELAND
CAI/CES/CAGA - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #818
HONESTY...INTEGRITY...EXPERIENCE
Telephone: 906-864-2942 E-Mail: [email protected]
AUCTION
Estate of Anita Dahlke
Sale to be held at: OSHKOSH MASONIC LODGE
204 WASHINGTON AVE., OSHKOSH, WI 54901
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Inspection 8:00 a.m.
Great selection of Quality Items Including: Antique Furniture, Clocks, Native
American and Mexican Items, Ancient pottery, Signed Art, Money,
Glassware, Quilts, Comic Books, Jewelry, Unique Items, Modern Furniture,
Display Cases, Dolls, 3 Windup Toys and More. Photos at auctionzip
Clocks: Howard Miller Grandfather, Ithaca Calender, Goodwin & Frisbie
painted, Seth Thomas mantle. Furniture: Oak Roll Top desk, China Hutch,
Lawyer’s Bookcase, East Lake; Desk, Chairs, 2 Mirrors, Marble Top
Cabinet,Umbrella stand, 8' Armoire, Oak Rocking Chair, Bentwood Rocker, 2
Bookcases w/Glass doors, Oval Mirrored Oak Dresser, Carved Oak Bed frame,
Carved Wall Pocket, Oak night stand, Etagere, Plant stands, and much more.
Native American and Mexican Items: Vintage pottery, Appraised Weavings,
Rugs, Gourd Hopi Rattle, Arrowheads, Baskets, Sterling McRae carving 'Takus
Mana', Eagle: Carved Agate signed Frank Tom, Birch bark basket w/Quills and
lid. Comic Books: Terry-Toons Mighty Mouse Vol. 1 Fall 1946, Popular
Comics 1936 Vol.1 No. 36, Dell Tom and Jerry 10 cent, Mickey Mouse
Magazine, Mother Goose Melodies. Jewelry: Butterfly Pin, Rhinestone Spider
pin, Necklaces, and more. Unique Items: Ancient Panamanian Pottery and
Egyptian Clay Lamps, Cliff dwellers Canteen, Mechanical Singing Bird in a
Brass Cage Believed to be German Karl Griesbaum, HOI AN HOARD
Shipwreck Frog, Anamese Ceramic Water Dropper, Vintage Dolls, Windup
Toys, Julianne Butterfly Fine Art, Real Fur Seal Eskimo Parka, Boots And
Mittens,Vintage Cracker Jack and other Hand Cinema's, Thoren's Music Box
w/20 songs Made in Switerland, Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson election items, and more. Nice selection of Glassware: Bohemian glass, Crystal, 2
Brides Baskets, Stemware, Pattern Glass, Paper weights, Art Glass.
Coins and Paper Money: $10-1928, $20-1929 series from Milwaukee Bank,
2-$2 bills. Silver coins, Foreign money, Statehood Quarters complete books,
and more. Also, Vintage Quilts, Nice Couch, Loveseat and Chairs, Marbles,
Pocket Knives, Whistles, Postcards, Stereoscope, Stamps, Stereo System
w/pedestal speakers, Antique Books, Antique reference books, and more.
Terms: 10% buyers fee. Cash, Good Check w/valid Drivers license,
VISA, M/C,American Express, Discover, 3% convenience fee. All items
sold in "as is" condition, no warranties or guarantees expressed or
implied. All announcements day of sale supersede any printed material.
Col. Kevin Goheen Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer #2332-52.
Phone: 920-203-4873. Food Provided By The Pickett Steam Club.
Does Your Auctioneer Advertise Here?
Character jugs of all sizes, Toby pitchers, Beswick, Gerz, Villory
and Boch, and German steins.
Terms: Live: Cash/check w/ID/cc- 5% buyer fee, 5% cash/check discount.
10% premium for absentee bidding, Online: 18% buyer fee, 3% discount for cash at
pick up, buyer pays for shipping if needed, pick up preferred method.
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687
www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details!
ANTIQUE & ADVERTISING AUCTION
BARABOO ELKS LODGE - 623 BROADWAY, BARABOO, WI
This auction is going to be held inside. Watch for Signs.
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
Note: Partial list. Lots of Antiques & Advertising Items. www.girlwithagavel.com for photos.
Antiques/Advertising: 100 yr. Annv. Coke Thermostat; Bireleys Thermometer (reserve); Kool & Salem
Metal Advertising; Porcelain Chinese Sign; Berry Set; Rooster Windmill Weight; Budweiser Neon Bottle
Display; Miller Mirror; Firefighter Spray Can; Crusoe & Griswold Cast
Pans; Grain Belt Glasses; Caddy Shack & Wild Bill Saloon Restaurant
Signs; Jewel Tea; Carnival; Depression; Goebel Hummel Birds; Lots of
Salt & Peppers include Shawnee; Old Valentines; Beer Mugs, Glasses &
Bottles; Coca-Cola Trays; Green Honeycomb Set; Lewis & Bolt & Gary
Screw & Bolt Wood Crates; Several Wood Advertising Crates; Light up
Bait Sign; WM Steinmeyer Wine Merch Jug; American Express Metal
Sign; 1928, 35, 60’s & 70’s License Plates; Western Stoneware Crock;
Royal Ruby Red Juice & Water Set; 1940’s Advertising; Union Pacific Token; Pegasus Mobil
Can; Kemps Containers; Snow Shoes; Printer Trays; Lighting Rods; Owen Gromme
Cardinal Print; Uranium Glass; Vintage Postcards; Westinghouse Fan; Glass Rolling Pin; 1970’s
Cake Toppers; Wood Toys; Disney Comics 10-15 Cents; Shot Glasses; Graniteware.
Sporting/Tools/Lures: Daisy BB Pistol; Herter’s Decoys w/weights; Briddell Hatchet; Winchester
Saw/Hatchet; Schrade, Buck, Knives; Ford Jack; Coleman Lantern; Oak Door; Lots of Hand Tools;
Lots of Fishing Lures including-Heddon, Creek Chub, Rapala; Fishing Poles; Fishing Reels-Abu
Garcia; Zebco; Stillson & Walworth 24” Pipe Wrench; WWII Japanese Officer Sword.
CHECK PHOTOS AND FULL LIST AT WWW.GIRLWITHAGAVEL.COM
Terms: Cash or good check with positive ID required. $35 fee on all returned
checks. 5.5% Wisc. Sales Tax. Everything sold as is where is. Announcements
made the day of the auction have precedence over advertisements. No buyer’s fee.
Wisconsin Licensed Registered Auctioneer: Kelly Hess #2671-052
992 Cty. Rd. K, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965 - 608-432-1155 or 608-254-1143
Be Sure To Check Out Our
WEEKLY FEATURED AUCTION ADS
ON THE HOME PAGE OF OUR WEBSITE
www.auctionactionnews.com
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AUCTION
ENTIRE COLLECTION OF 350+ CAST IRON IMPLEMENT SEATS
LOCATED: American
\
Legion (inside seating), 302 E. Sarnia St., Winona, MN
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 - 10:30 A.M.
Preview begins at 8:00 A.M.
A catalog of the seats is available by calling AK&S or on our website!
LOREN FIMIAN ESTATE, OWNER
AK&S AUCTIONS - Fountain City, WI • 608-687-8160
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEERS: Tom Kohner & Jon Kohner
Website - www.aksauctions.com for more info.
PUBLIC
AUCTION
HEAVY EQUIPMENT & CONSTRUCTION
271 COUNTY ROAD 550, MARQUETTE, MI
SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013
Auction Starts: 10:00 A.M.
Viewing - 9:00 A.M.
DIRECTIONS: US 41 Marquette to County Road 550 (Big Bay Road), Turn at railroad tracks.
Watch for posted auctions signs.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Due to owner downsizing our service has been commissioned to
sell at public auction a nice variety of Used Construction Equipment. This auction offers
excellent values to contractors who do not require brand-new machinery. You will find all equipment well maintained. From Earth Moving Equipment to Landscaping. Join us Sunday and get a
early jump on spring to add or upgrade your business or personal use. Bring a friend, a
truck/trailer or bid on one at the auction!
BRIEF LISTING - TO INCLUDE: Front End Loader FR 7B; John Deere 4x4 backhoe 410E;
Light to heavy trucks; Forklifts; Cherry picker; Bobcat T200 G Model; Transporting trailers;
Masonry Equip.; Shop equipment, and Much More!
Visit our website for a complete listing, upcoming auctions and photos!
www.bpatientauctions.com
For All Your Auction Needs: B. PATIENT AUCTION SERVICE
Col. Terry “Butch” Patient - Auctioneer
AUCTION
Real Estate & Estate of Enola May Gaulke
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
3727 6th Street, Wausau, WI
Visit our Website For More Details: www.chuillisauction.com
Directions: Take 6th Street north past the court house to auction site. Property is located just north of BB Jacks.
Auction Note: This exciting sale will feature Real Estate to be sold absolute, antiques, collectibles &
household. Another partial estate has been added to this sale. This is not a complete listing.
Real Estate (Sells To Highest Bidder At 12:00 Noon): An excellent investor opportunity. This property consists of an upper and lower duplex with a detached garage and a one bedroom home and concrete block building. Listed on the tax rolls as two properties. Both properties will be joined together as
one and sold to the highest bidder.
Real Estate Terms & Conditions: $5,000.00 down day of sale in form of cash or certified funds, non
refundable. Balance within 30 days. No contingencies whatsoever. Property is being sold AS IS, Where
Is. No Property condition report will be given.
Antiques & Collectibles: Mission umbrella stand, commode dresser, set of 4 pressback chair, oak drop
front desk, Baker’s cabinet, claw & ball foot piano stool, parlor chair, oak child’s rocker, Victorian dresser, carpenters wood work bench w/vise, wood tool chests, wicker doll buggy, S&P collection, horse statues & figurines, vintage pin back buttons, music boxes, oak rocker, sewing stand, oak wall phone, several silhouette pictures, collector dolls, Depression glass, Currier & Ives dishes, children’s dishes and
more. Jewelry To Include: 14K necklaces, silver pieces, full jewelry boxes, large amount of jewelry to
be sold by the tray.
Household & Misc.: Insignia 24 inch flat screen TV, chairs, table & chair set, the usual household
items, Craftsman string trimmer, Murray lawnmower, snow blower, iron fence posts, selection of yard
tools and more.
Terms And Conditions: Cash, Good WI check only, Credit cards will not be accepted for this sale!!!
CHUILLI’S AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
JERRY CHUILLI
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers #275
P.O. Box K Wittenberg, WI 54499
715-253-3038 Cell: 715-297-2457 Email: [email protected]
Central Wisconsin’s Premiere Auction & Appraisal Service!!!
906-486-8999 • 906-249-3000
IMPORTANT PREHISTORIC & HISTORIC ESTATES INDIAN RELICS
30th ANNUAL SPRING AUCTION
AUCTION
SANGAMON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS - NEW BERLIN, IL
4 miles south of Suring on Cty. Rd. V
12 Miles West of Springfield, IL on I-72
SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
Preview 3-6 P.M. Friday, May 10 and Saturday from 8:00 A.M.
All ancient and historic relics will be offered with a 30-day money back guarantee.
Many ancient items include a certificate of authenticity from the best authenticators.
Fine relics from the estates of the late Jerome Shinkay, the late Terry Stueber,
the late Theodore Reichert and items from the Roy
Motley lifetime collection. Outstanding flint relics
include a fine Clovis from the Greg Perino collection, deeply fluted colorful documented Barnes
Clovis, several dovetails, Daltons from the noted
Olive Branch site, ex. B.W. Stephens notched hoe,
rare 5 15/16” long Illinois Cobden Snyders point.
Several nice bannerstones, discoidals, flared bit celt, quality
Micmac pipe, and large fine axes. Fine Caddo pottery from the Dr. Gary Meek collection include a rare engraved figural canoe, Bailey engraved,
Hodges, some pictured in Sun Circles and
Human Hands,Who’s Who and various journals.
Precolumbian pottery, beads and large Celt from
Columbia, Mexico and Peru. 1861 William
Mason Springfield rifle .41 cal. 1870’s Swiss
rifle, Confederate General’s re-enactment
uniform, dated railroad nails, fossils, misc.
Indian beadwork. Old high quality spurs,
Kelly Bros., Crockett, McChesney, from the
Theodore Reichert estate. Mr. Reichert was born in
1881 and passed away in 1950.
Meteorite, two paintings by noted artist L.
ShipShee, fossils and books, sports memorabilia, signed baseballs and photos, Indian
baskets and Navajo rugs.
Lots of frames with points, several relics
have been pictured in Who’s Who, various
Lar Hothem books and other relic publications.
Auctioneer’s Note: A large number of relics have been authenticated by Roy Motley, Jerry Dickey,
Ken Partain, Larry Parkhill, Sam Johnson, Gregory Perino, Maury Meadows, and Tom Davis.
Terms: Cash, Approved Check with Bank Letter of Credit, Mastercard, Visa (with 3.5% fee).
10% BUYERS PREMIUM. Absentee bids executed competitively. Not Responsible for
Accidents. Color catalogue including post sale prices realized list available for
$12.00 or $35.00 annually.
Quality Consignments Always Welcome
RAINBOW TRADERS
• 618-372-0248
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BAHRKE’S HOME FARM - 7592 CTY. RD. V, GILLETT, WI
SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
SEVERAL ESTATES
2 NEW TRUCKS – MOTOR HOME; 2010 GMC Sierra 4x4 truck only 39,007 miles, this
truck sells to settle estate, 2003 Ford Lariat F150 truck, this truck is all leather and sharp!
1986 Ford Ralleye 24’ motor home w/air – low miles – loaded including generator.
BOATS - TRACTOR; 17’ Smokercraft boat w/trailer and inboard/outboard motor, Lower 16’ alum.
boat w/25 hsp. Mercury & trailer, Smokercraft Oconto cruiser wood lap boat w/70 hsp. motor & trailer,
Smokercraft 12’ alum. boat, new boat trailer, 12’ alum. duck boat w/trailer & motor, wood kayak, canoe.
hay wagon w/r.g., 18’ 3 axle trailer, newer Lincoln SP125 plus arc welder, Torch w/cart, DeWalt 13” planner, Ford T100 lawn tractor, Husqvarna LTH18542 riding lawn mower, Titan industrial air compressor,
Titan 8500 high performance generator, 8 sections of scaffolding, Central machinery commr. dust collector,
new Titan 3” trash pump, JD 1032 snow blower, Roto Hoe rear tine tiller, Ariens WAW1034 h.d. lawn
mower, Titan power washer, Water Wheel paddle boat, Reddy Heater, Estate 8/27 snow blower, Sanborn air
compressor chain saws, hog roaster w/trailer, snowmobile sled, Briggs brush cutter, Agri Fab lawn sweeper,
fert. Spreader, Honda power washer, Wagner paint sprayer, Lazer 3000 gas ice auger, new Meco smoker, 20
gal. booyah cooker, many lake trolling rods & reels, portable flip over ice shanty, Shopsmith, 4 horse saddles, box of tack.
GUN COLLECTION - SOLD AT 1:00 P.M.; Thompson Encore 270 cal. Pistol, Heritage Rough
Rider 22 cal. SS pearl handle pistol, Taurus 9mm pistol w/gold accents, Simpson SUHL 3 barrel 16
ga.. & 8.8 mm gun, 2005/06 Whitetails 300 Weatherby mag. bolt, Steven 20 ga. Single, H&R 12 ga.
single, Winchester mod. 120 20 ga. Pump, 2 Winchester mod. 94 30-30 levers, Sears 22 cal. bolt,
Savage 410 ga mod 58 bolt, 45 cal. black powder, Remington mod. 742 ga. 308 cal w/scope, Stevens
mod. 15A cal. bolt, Winchester mod. 37 16 ga. single, Remington mod. 870 12 ga. short barrel,
Mossberg mod. 500 20 ga. Pump, Stevens mod. 311 12 ga. Double barrel, Ruger 10-22 w/scope, Jukar
Spain 45 cal. blk. powder, German mod. 215 22 cal. pistol, Belgium Browning special steel auto 5 12
ga. Belgium Browning B2000 12 ga. Auto, Belgium Browning A500 12 ga. Browning mod. 1895 3006 lever action rifle. BOWS: Mathews Switchback ST compound, Tiger compound w/case &
arrows, Pearson & Bear compounds, Hunter 709 re-curve, Real Trees case & arrows, 2 Hoyt
compounds, child bows, Lowe Wolf Climber.
ANTIQUES - SPECIALS: “76” Gottlieb pinball machine like new, Beer kegs, & tops,
Enterprise sausage stuffer, 3 horse elect. carousal, Onyx 29 Geneses bike, Honda Hobbit 50 cc
bike, Mobilet scooter, crocks, wagon wheel table, 45 records, rocking horse, wood ironing
boards, gossip bench, 49 IH tear drop head lights, gumball machines, horse eveners, sleds, corn
sheller, Daka wood stove, tin toys, gas mask with case. Snowmobile dolly, water & downhill skis.
BEER SIGNS & BAR ITEMS: NEW Industrial kitchen door, NEW bar glass washer, 7 new
neons, 1st edition / 1st series Miller mirror’s Pabst turkey & wood ducks, 4 Hamm’s mirror’s
Miller chalk & glass boards, Miller pendulum clock, hanging lamps. 4 hole stainless steel sink,
single sink. FIREWOOD; 3 big loads of hardwood firewood.
EXCELLECT HOUSHOLD; Newer Baldwin oak piano, Emerson apt. refrig., Kenmore chest
freezer, new food saver, crystal stemware, Aiwa stereo, Wieder weight lifting machine, Nordic
track, deer clock, Blue Ray player, Univex 310 comm. meat slicer, 11 cases of new & used VHS
movies, Bear Cat scanner, Alaskin snow shoes, Magic Chef apt. refrig.
Terms: Cash or good check. Kathy Bahrke, Clerk. AUCTION CONDUCTED BY:
BAHRKE AUCTION & REAL ESTATE, INC. #80
COLS. JEFFREY T. BAHRKE & JON BAHRKE. JEFF CELL: 920-373-2928 JON CELL: 920-373-8928
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AUCTION
Estate of Val Olson
SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
3727 6th Street, Wausau, WI
Visit our Website For More Details: www.chuillisauction.com
Directions: Take 6th Street north past the court house to auction site. Property is located just north of BB Jacks.
Auction Note: Val was well known in the Wausau area among dealers and collectors. This sale
is loaded with collectibles. This is an excellent opportunity for dealers and Ebay sellers, as many of the
lots will be sold by the flat or box. This is the same location that our Saturday sale was held.
Antiques & Collectibles: Fenton glass, Depression glass, milk glass, planters, toothpick holders, knickknacks, McCoy pottery, figurines, salt & peppers, vintage postcard albums, vintage hats, large amount
of silver plated flatware, kitchen collectibles, buttons, Valentines, framed prints, banks, Hamms beer
clock, Budweiser clock, Pabst Clock, Old Style clock, tin litho toys, Lionel Train Sets In Boxes, Marx
train sets, Structo dump truck, Matchbox & Hot Wheel cars, Fisher Price toys, cap guns, tin windups,
Pez dispensers, farm toys, several metal lunchboxes, Stink doll & other dolls, Millennium Barbies and
other Barbies, fountain pens, pin back buttons, Seth Thomas mantle clock, Vintage Snoopy alarm clock,
tin Dutch children electric wall clock, miniature oil lamps, linens, vintage Halloween cardboard die cuts,
bookends, cups & saucers, books, sterling weighted pieces, Peterson chalk pastel, woman portrait watercolor, Parlor table, cedar chest, iron bed, set of 4 children’s folding chairs, doll crib, magazine rack,
small drop leaf table, mahogany end tables, oak plant stand, child’s oak rocker, oak rocker, wicker rocker & other rockers, tea cart, drop leaf tables, plant stands and many more antiques & collectibles.
Terms And Conditions: Cash, Good WI check only, Credit cards will not be accepted for this sale!!!
CHUILLI’S AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
JERRY CHUILLI
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers #275
P.O. Box K Wittenberg, WI 54499
715-253-3038 Cell: 715-297-2457 Email: [email protected]
Central Wisconsin’s Premiere Auction & Appraisal Service!!!
RAILROAD MEMORABILIA & MODEL TRAINS
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
Dorshorst Auction Bldg. - 113 N. Main St. (Hwy. 73), Deerfield, WI
Doors open 7:30 A.M. - Food, Restroom, No Smoking, Climate Controlled
Go to www.dorshorstauctions.com
for photos and list.
Crossing sign w/glass reflectors; BN & C&NW uniforms; switch lights; timetables; lanterns; oil
cans; track; Lionel engines & rolling stock- “O”; transformers; switches; “HO” rolling stock; RR
china; books; train prints. MUCH MORE! Terms: Cash or check w/positive picture ID.
Everything settled for day of sale. 5.5% sales tax applies. No Buyer’s Fee.
Marv Dorshorst, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #344
1078 Nesheim Road, Deerfield, WI 53531 - 608-764-8233 or 608-628-1631
www.hacksauction.com
Vintage Automotive-Gas Engine-Antique-Tool Auction
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
Hack’s Antique Auction Center - 400 W. Third St., Pecatonica, IL
(US Rt. 20 Between Rockford & Freeport, 1-Mile N. on Pecatonica Rd.)
Huge Auction! Featuring 40+ Old Gas Engines-Economy-Cushman-Maytag-Briggs-Wisc. &
Related Parts; Extensive Spark Plug Collection; Old Automotive; Maytag Adv. & Other Great Adv.
Pcs.; Antiques & Collectibles: Victrola Walnut Phonograph; Primitives; Country Store; Ephemera;
Books; Cast Iron Door Stops & Banks; AMI Jukebox & 45 rpm Records; Musical Instruments;
Hunting & Fishing; 100+ Old Lures, Etc.; Case Pocket Knives; Military; Old Brewery; RR.
Lanterns; Clocks; Cameras; Jewelry & Small Collectibles; Stoneware; Trains & Toys; Huge
Selection Machinist & Mechanic Tools; Kennedy Tool Boxes; Shop Equipment & Power Tools;
Fishing Boats & Outboard Motors; Hunting & Tree Stands; Many Other
Unique Items.
W. YODER AUCTION.COM
Furniture, Toys, Primitives Live Auction!
Living Estate of Rex Davis
W. YODER AUCTION CENTER,
N2475 13th GATEWAY, WAUTOMA, WI
Directions: 3 miles West of Wautoma, WI on Hwy. 21 N2475 13th Gateway, or 10 miles
East of I-39 via Exit 124 (Coloma Exit).
MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 at 9:30 a.m.
Furniture: tables, chairs, bed frames, chaise lounge frame, claw foot table, pressed back
chairs, mirrors, Lane cedar chest w/intact advertising, roll top desk, wicker
rocking cradle, baby buggies, lots of chairs, lots of tables and table legs, 2 drawer spool cabinet, Toys: Baseball type pinball game, Alabama Coon Jigger,
Amos & Andy fresh air taxi, Arcade McCormick Deering Thrashing machine,
Leapin Lena car, wooden pull toys, marble games, play kitchen ware (some
with wooden handles), cast iron toy train, Tonka, Hot Wheels.
Primitives: doors, planters, clocks, oak crank telephones, lots of old
furniture hardware, lamps, baskets, lamp parts, cast iron floor grates,
feed scale, school bells, glass butter churn w/cow, Dazey butter churn,
lots of old lanterns, chocolate mold, Remington Express paper shells in orig.
box, Coca-Cola floor model cooler, wooden rocking horses, lots of old hand tools, chalk figures, arrowheads and spear heads, old saddle & stirrups, ornate sewing bird, Mr. Peanut
jar.Glassware: Depression glass (green & pink, cups, saucers,
bowls), sponge ware bowls, Jewel T, Anchor pottery, Carnival
glass, Red Wing, kerosene lamps, mustache cups, teapots, pitchers, jars of buttons & marbles, pickle jars, decanters, lots of costume jewelry (necklaces, bracelets, earrings) and much more!
Terms: Cash, Visa, MasterCard. - . I.D. required to register - 3%
Buyers fee for credit card. All sales final with no warranties. Announcements sale day supersede this and printed material. Not responsible for accidents.
W. YODER AUCTION SERVICE
N2475 13th Gateway, Wautoma, WI 54982 • 920-787-5549; Cell 920-295-2644
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Wayne Yoder #1977
For More Info. and Updates, Visit: www.wyoderauction.com
Auction & Realty Service, Inc.
Greg & Swan Hachmeister, Auctioneers, Pecatonica, IL
815-239-1436 • www.hacksauction.com I.A.F.L. #444.000128
LARGE ANTIQUE, PRIMITIVE & STONEWARE AUCTION
Location - N8779 Hwy. 95, Hixon, WI
SUNDAY, MAY 5 , 2013 - 8:30 A.M.
Website - WWW.MILLERSAUCTIONCO.COM for 100’s of photos.
We will sell items inside & outside, plan accordingly. Lunch Served by Lucy's Lunch.
No Minimums - No reserves - No Buyers Premium!
STONEWARE- 90+ Pcs. of Red Wing Stoneware, 2 to 50 Gal. Birchleaf Crocks, 3 to 40 Gal.
Wing Marked Crocks, 20 Gal. SG Butterfly, 10 Gal. Birchleaf Ice Water, 10 Bean Pots,
Stoneware Bowls, Water Coolers, Chicken Waterers, Beehive Jug, Western
Stoneware Crocks & Jugs, etc.
ANTIQUES- Wis. Trap Tag Set, RR Switch
Lamp & Crossing Lights, Wood Dough Bowls,
Bamboo Fly Rod, Graniteware, Milk Bottles,
Lightning Rods, Copper Boiler, Brass Fire
Extinguisher, Collection of over 60 Knives,
Standard Model A Phonograph, Wood Duck
Decoys, NCR Brass Cash Register, Marbles,
Aladdin Lamp, Postcards, Candlestick Phone, Goat
Milking Station, Fern Stands, Wringers, Skis, Roseville,
McCoy, Lanterns, Wood Benchs-Boxes-Stools etc., Hull Red Riding Hood Set, Trunks, Parlor
Tables, Oak Ice Box, Pie Safe, Oak Desks, Many, Many Small Pieces of Furniture, Chairs etc.
COLLECTIBLES- Large Collection of Ducks Unlimited & Wildlife Prints, Many DU Duck
Decoys, Many Decorator Type Items.
GUNS- NIB Mossberg & New England 12 Ga Shotguns
Folks, we have a lot of stuff on this auction, much is not advertised, Please Note The 8:30 Start
time!!
TERMS: Cash or Check. 5.5% Sales Tax.
Auction Conducted & Clerked by: MILLERS AUCTION CO. #347-053
N8779 Hwy. 95, Hixton, WI 54635
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Tim Barnum #1284.
PH: Cell 715-299-2543 Glenn Miller Jr. Email: [email protected]
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.COUNTRY AMERICANA AUCTION
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 4:00 P.M. & SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
FRICKER AUCTION CENTER
104 E. CENTER - ON CIRCLE PARK - LEROY, IL
Preview: Friday, May 3rd, 4:00 P.M. & Saturday, May 4th 7:00 to 9:00 A.M.
PAINTED STEPBACK CUPBOARDS, CLOTHING STORE 2 PIECE OAK CABINET, 6
TIN PAINTED PIE SAFE CUPBOARD, WALNUT ARMOIRE, WORK BENCH WITH
DRAWERS, PAINTED CUPBOARDS, IRON COAT RACK, ROPE BED,
IRON BED, OAK TAVERN TABLE, SET OF 6 CHAIRS, 1 DRAWER
TABLES, UNUSUAL COUNTRY CORNER TABLE, FLAT WALL CUPBOARD, COUNTRY STORE COUNTER, OAK BOOKCASES AND SECRETARY, TOOL BOXES AND LOTS OF TOOLS, NEW ERA ROPE
MAKER, GRAINPROB, BASKETS, GRANITEWARE, STONEWARE,
PAINTED WOODEN BUCKETS, WOODEN BOWLS AND MEASURERS,
APPLE LADDER, ADVERTISING EGG BOX, EGG SCALES, GRANITE
WASHBOARD PLUS OTHERS, SKATER'S LANTERN, IRONSTONE, SALT
BOX, FOLK ART HOUSE, 1800'S FEATHER STORAGE BASKET,
LOTS OF OTHER BASKETS INCLUDING MINATURE BASKETS, DECOYSILLINOIS RIVER, CANVAS, WOODEN, CORN, ETC., CREELS, FISHING
ITEMS, STEWART AND KEEN KUTTER SHEEP SHEERS, WOODEN
SHAFT GOLF CLUBS, HANGING CUPBOARDS, NICE CHILDREN'S
BOOKS AND CHAIRS, TOYS, TRAINS, BUSTER BROWN
SHOES TOY SAW, PEDAL TRACTORS AND CARS, OLD
HARLEY DAVIDSON JACKET, PAINTED WHEELBARROW, CHILD'S PAINTED STUDEBAKER WAGON SEAT,
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, ARCHETICURAL ITEMS, VICTORIAN SHOEMAKER'S TOOL DISPLAY, 2 FOLK ART WEATHERVANES, WINDMILL, POND BOAT, ECLIPSE CHILD'S WRINGER
WASH BENCH, OLD BURGLAR ALARM, 2
MESH PURSES, BLACK AMERICANA, IRON
GATE WITH LION'S HEAD, ALADDIN LAMPS, OAK FOLDING HIGHCHAIR/STROLLER, CHILD'S WHEELCHAIR AND
BABY BUGGY, BIG LITTLE BOOK COLLECTION, ETC.
COUNTRY STORE-RARE STILL WAGON'S PEERLESS MEDICATED FOOD FOR HORSES AND COW’S WOODEN BINGREAT MUSTARD PAINT AND STENCILING, CARVED
WOODEN BOOT TRADE SIGN, COCACOLA TRAY COLLECTION 1914-1942, HIGH LUSTRE
FINISH ADVERTISING CLOCK, WOODEN SWIFTS ICE
CREAM SIGN, LICTONIC VETERINARY SIGN, BEER
ITEMS, 1920'S HERCULES CALENDAR TOP WITH
BANDS, 1954 WINCHESTER EASEL BACK SIGN,
RARE ROSE CO. CHICAGO TAILORING SIGNGREAT GRAPHICS, ROCHESTER ROOT BEER
AND MISSION ORANGE DISPENSERS, CORONA
WOOL HAT DISPLAY CASE WITH PRODUCTS, COAST TO COAST STORES
SIGN, BROWN'S JUMBO BREAD SIGN-DIE CUT ELEPHANT, LADIES HOME
JOURNAL PORCELAIN FLANGE SIGN, NIAGARA SHOES SIGN,
PORCELAIN MCCALLS PATTERNS AND MAGAZINES FLANGE
SIGN, ADVERTISING TINS-PEANUT BUTTER, COFFEE, ETC. RARE
TEXACO OIL CURVED PORCELAIN SIGN PLUS OTHER OIL SIGNS, COKE AND
PEPSI ITEMS, COIN OP-ARCADE STEEPLE CHASE GAME, KENTUCKY DERBY
TRADE SIMULATOR, ADAMS 1 CENT GUM MACHINE WITH GUM, ETC. NICE
CHERRY BLUSH SIGN, CANDY JARS- BEICH'S AND PLANTER'S, OAT BOXES,
FARM SIGNS, RED RIDING HOOD TEA BIN, CHEESE CASE AND SLICER, W. HARPER WHISKEY LIGHT UP TOBACCO CUTTERS, ICE CREAM SIGNS, OLD SHOPPING
CART, CUTLERY ADVERTISING SHOWCASE, 2 BUTCHER BLOCKS, RARE COMPLETE SET OF RED MAN TOBACCO CARDS, PAINTED HANGING HOLSUM
BREAD CABINET, ETC.
Over 500 Pictures on our website: www.FrickerAuctions.com
Heated building with seating, restrooms & food by PNUT Catering.
Not responsible for accidents. FOID laws apply. Cash, good check or credit cards.
— NEVER A BUYER’S PREMIUM —
FANTASTIC ANTIQUES &
COLLECTIBLES AUCTION
2482 County Road O S, Delavan, WI
Sunday, May 5, 2013 10:00 A.M.
Preview/Register: 9:00 a.m.
Elgin table top coffee grinder, 3 antique cash registers, numerous copper pieces, brass/ iron Cow weather vane, antiques tables, chairs, lamps. Too numerous to mention. Collection since opening in 1964.
All sales final. Buyers responsible for all inspections. 10% buyers fee on site, 15% online. 3%
discount cash only. Credit cards, WI checks w/ WI driver’s license, cash accepted.
Beautiful Restaurant Real Estate Property by Auction
Thursday, May 9: 10am, Register/ Preview: 9am
6.6 acres, Approx. 17,000 sq. ft., 2 Large kitchens, 4 buildings, 3 apartment units, 1 farmhouse for rent,
1 Business currently rented. Restaurant since 1964. Well kept, exciting property with many possibilities! All Restaurant equipment to be auctioned after real Estate auction!! 10% buyers fee. Earnest
money: $20,000 for buyer. As is, where is.
See website for more details and terms. Tim Miller Register Wisconsin auctioneer
#2416 Believe in Auctions, LLC PO Box 477 Merton, WI 53056, 262-538-1600,
NORTHERN INDIANA
CARRIAGE AUCTION
AUCTION LOCATION: Shipshewana Antique Auction Barn,
(State Rd. 5) in Shipshewana, IN
FRIDAY JUNE 7, 2013
Beginning at 9:00 A.M. • 2-3 Auction Rings
ITEMS ALREADY CONSIGNED: HORSE-DRAWN FARM EQUIPMENT, WOOD WHEEL
WAGONS, RUNNING GEARS, CARRIAGES. Specializing in custom-crafted, quality
American carriages. CONSIGNMENTS WANTED: Carriages • Wagons • Sleighs • General
Antiques • Farm Equipment • Tack • Horse-drawn Farm Equipment • Blacksmithing Items.
Auction Manager: Harry Yoder (574) 533-6078. Call in your consignments to Harry before May
1 for free advertising of your items. No consignments taken on auction day. Absentee bids welcome. For pictures & listing, check AuctionZip after May 1. (Auctioneer ID#11841)
Terms: Cash, check or credit card. 7% Sales tax will be charged unless an exemption certificate is
provided. Auction attendees paying with cash or check will pay NO BUYER PREMIUM!! Any
announcements made day of auction take precedence over printed matter.
CHUPP AUCTIONS & REAL ESTATE, LLC - 574-536-8005
Lyle Chupp #AU08800826 & Dale Chupp #AU19800030
Daryl Chupp - Chupp Auctions Contact Person 260-499-0526
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ESTATE AUCTION
KEWASKUM, WI
SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
Inspection: Saturday, May 4, Noon-3:00 P.M., Sunday, May 5, 8:00 A.M.
LOCATION: Hwy. 45 or 28 to Kewaskum, East on Hwy. 28, to Hwy. "S", then north 1.5 miles hall.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: The estate of David Sharp, Ripon. This is the sale you’ve been waiting
for. David was a well known, long time collector of Gold, Silver and quality smalls. The first of 3
sales. Note Saturday inspection.
JEWELRY: Wristwatches: Longines & Hamilton 14K gold case/band; Kent 14K case/band ladies
watch; Baume & Mercier 18K chronograph; Aureole 18K chronograph; Pronto 18K; Men’s Rolex
Oyster Perpetual Datejust; Longines 14K 5 star Admiral; Nivada Grenchen 14K Aquamatic; Girard
Perregaux 14K; Germinal 14K; Felca 14K; Lord Elgin 14K; Bulova Accutrons 14K; Meylan chronograph; Bulova Accutron Deep Sea, Oceanographer & others; 19J Eterna sterling Guilloche Pear pendant; Bucherer sterling ball pendant watch; 100’s of other watches new & old, all grades, GF & RGP,
presentation, etc.
Pocket watches: Waltham Vanguard 23J RR w/up-down indicator; Howard Series O 23J; Illinois A.
Lincoln 21J; South Bend Studebaker 21J; Elgin 14K enameled HC; International Watch Co. silver
case; Dozens of pkt. watches all grades; Dozens of men’s & ladies watch chains; Etc.
Gold: (2) 14K Masonic folding fobs; Engraved 14K folding comb; 10K & jade Buddha cufflinks &
pendants; 14K pin w/19 opals; 3 lavaliere pendants; Gold & other stick pins; Many asst’d pcs. 10,
12, 14 & 18K jewelry; Scrap.
Sterling: Huge amount sterling jewelry includes: Tiffany Peretti teardrop & scarab Favrile earrings,
N.E. From modernist cufflinks, Lapis Lazuli bracelet, necklace & cuff links, Squash blossom necklace; many pcs. Mexican jewelry plus rosaries, bracelets, charms, pins, etc; Scrap.
Other: Vict. gold quartz brooch & earring set w/fitted case; Fresh water & cultured pearl strands;
Bakelite horsehead pin & other Bakelite; Tennesmed pewter necklace; Carence Crafters A&C cop-
per pin; B. Marie art necklace; Loose gemstones; Lg. qty. costume jewelry of all types includes
signed, rhinestone, mourning, Vict, etc.; Stanhope ring; Old watch & ring cases; Jewelry boxes;
Kassoy gem scale; Etc.
OTHER STERLING: Antonio Pineda 1960’s Italian Futurist MCM cream & sugar set; 2 Lg. tennis cup trophies from 1909 & 1911; 6 pc. Westmorland coffee/tea set; 5 WI ATA trap trophies; Towle
sterling & phenolic cigarette box; Tiffany desk pen & phone dialer; S Toxvaerd Margrethe cup; Over
100 pcs. asst’d hollowware, flatware & decorative articles; Dresser sets; Cigarette cases/lighters incl.
Peruzzi & Park; 14K & sterling lorgnettes; Cross pencil pin; Other sterling; Silver solder kit.
ART: 3 oil paintings by Lester O. Schwartz incl. 33x37 abstract oil on burlap ca 1945, 30x23 oil on
board A. Hitchcock tribute & 123”x49” panoramic OOC of a social setting ca. 1938 Paris; F. Iffland
bronze skater; LeVerrier bronze owl; Bronze of running man; JL Boulton bronze eagle, bear &
mountain lion sculptures; Marble Shakespeare bust; Pirken & Hammer nude figurine;
Hutschenreuther Bremen musicians figurine; Gromme print; Etc.
GLASS/CHINA: Sabino glass opalescent owl; Cut crystal, Waterford, etc.; Art glass; Elegant glass;
3 sets R. Doulton china; Set Franciscan Desert Rose; Tea Leaf Ironstone; 3 Van Briggle vases; Etc.
THE REST: Several fountain pen/pencil sets incl. 14K; 14K champagne swizzle stick; 14K eyeglasses & others; Gold leaf kit; Russian brass samovar; French slate clock; Carl Sorenson bronze
vases & bowl; Lg. qty. new & old pewter to 1801; Neat pipe w/burl fist bowl; Meerschaum pipe;
1900’s Bates GF cigar cutter; Deco German flask; Ivory owl; Ivory scrimshaw by Inuit H. Weyahok;
Vintage dresses, tuxes, furs, leather coats, accessories, hats, etc.; Armadillo & tooled leather purses;
Vict. & other canes; Adv. lighters incl. Zippo; Compacts; Dresser items; Buttons; Vintage perfumes
incl: Channel No. 22, Marcel Rochas, Carven, Shalimar, Revillon Detchema & Carnet de Bal, Le
Galion Snob, etc.; NIB Stieff pewter julep cups; Human spine/pelvis; Old prosthetic leg; Glass eyes;
Early electric bone chain saw; Bone chisels; Nice selection surgical & exam tools; Endoscope;
Cystoscope; Medical books; Iron dachshund boot scraper; Folk Art feather tree stand; Huge qty. silverplate; Watch making tools; Adv. & other paper wts; 1874 FdL plat book; Post ard albums; US &
foreign stamps; Old adv pens/pencils; Coin scale; Brassware; Adv matchbooks.
Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments.
TERMS: No buyer’s premium. Cash or good WI checks only. Current
D/L required for bid number. Absentee bids accepted via email only.
[email protected]. No phone or online bidding. 5.5% WI sales
tax applies.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Mike Paul #28.
Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments
Paul Auction Company, Inc.
P.O. Box 457, Kewaskum, WI 53040
established 1969
262-338-3030
[email protected] www.paulauction.com
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JERRY BEYER
E5560 SWAN ROAD - 2 MI. EAST OF WAUPACA RECYCLING CENTER
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
Viewing at 8:30 A.M. NO BUYERS FEE ON PERSONAL PROPERTY
VEHICLES: 1989 Ford Mustang LX convertible 4 cylinder, 104,000 miles runs OK; 1986
Porsche 944, 4 cylinder, 106,000 miles runs OK -quick.
TRACTORS & ACCESSORIES: Farmall A w/mini bucket; IH Cub Tractor w/woods mower;
Farmall C w/Massey Harris mower, plow & bracket; International C cultivator; Push blade.
BOATS: 14 foot Mirrocraft w/Johnson 9 HP and trailer; 17 foot 1972 Chrysler Bass Boat w/35 HP
Chrysler Motor and newer trailer. Comfortable seating, stable flat floor, storage, stick steering,
Top-notch when new, full motor tune-up 5 yrs. ago but not run since; 8 foot John boat.
GENERATORS: Honda ES 6500; McCulloch 5700 Power Generator – Brand New – Never Used;
Volt Master Deer Camp Unit.
GUNS: Lot 778 Taurus Model 172 .17 HMR stainless pump WG6051, Lot 779 Remington 22
Pump Pedersen’s Patent (1906) .22 pump; oct. barrel, RW70037, Lot 780 Arms Corp. Model 30 12
ga. pump, A497381, Lot 781 Sears Ted Williams Model .22 auto w/4X J.C. Higgins variable scope,
5833402, Lot 782 Remington 22 pump (1906) octagon barrel (rough), 51624, Lot 783 Winchester
Model 88 .308 lever action w/Nichols Classic 3X9X scope, 105921, Lot 784 Fabrique Nationale
D’Armes De Guerre Herstal Belgique Browning Patent 20 ga. pump, 39218, Lot 785 Ithaca
Deerslayer 20 ga pump, Parkerized, M370023473, Lot 786 Mossberg Model 835 Ultra-Mag 3 1/2”
12 ga. pump, UM553287, Lot 787 TriStar Super Mag 12 ga. automatic 3 1/2”, 56478, Lot 788
Browning A-5 12 ga. auto, 12525, Lot 789 Browning Gold Hunter 12 ga. auto, 113NN15288, Lot
790 Remington 870 Express .410 pump, A140070H, Lot 791 Savage Arms .22 S, L, LR single shot
bolt action, P987675, Lot 792 New England Arms Pardner Model SB1 3” .410 prop-open,
NF211001, Lot 793 Remington 870 Cantilever Express pump 12 ga. magnum 23/4”, A125865M,
Lot 794 Ranger Browning Patent Ranger 12 ga. auto, 21769, Lot 795 Browning A-5 12 ga. auto,
80749, Lot 796 Browning St. Louis, MO/Montreal, Quebec A-5 Light C 12 ga. auto; 71739 2G,
Lot 797 Browning Belgian A-5 Light 12 ga. auto, 60489 9G, Lot 798 Browning A-5 Model 11 12
ga. auto, 273220, Lot 799 Browning St. Louis A-5 16 ga. auto with choke added, X13132 FN, Lot
800 Browning St. Louis A-5 Light 12 ga. auto, 5289 L, Lot 801 Browning Japan A-5 Light 12 ga.
auto slug barrel & rifle sights, 390177, Lot 802 Browning Belgian A-5 Light 12 ga. auto, 53110,
Lot 803 Browning B-80, Morgan Utah/Montreal, Quebec, 12 ga. auto, 431PY02125, Lot 804
Browning Belgian A-5 Light 12 ga. auto, 80711 69G, Lot 805 Browning Belgian A-5 Magnum 20
8 ga. auto in box, 23840 69X, Lot 806 New England Arms 12 ga. Pardner pump 3” in box,
HW501346, Lot 807 Mossberg Model 555 12 ga. 3 1/2” pump, Parkerized, in box, AT036145, Lot
808 Browning Belgian A-5 12 ga. auto magnum rounded forearm, in box, 30691, Lot 809
Browning St. Louis 12 ga. barrel only with choke, 220793, Lot 810 Probable Ithaca 20 ga. 26” CLect Choke barrel only, Lot 811 1889 Marlin .38 Winchester cal. lever action rifle 20 3/4” barrel,
no serial number, Lot 812 Browning Morgan, Utah Model 2000 12 ga. auto, 42574 C47, Lot 813
1891 F&W Forehand Arms .32 cal. double action revolver, 98970, Lot 814 1905 Colt Pocket
Positive D.A. .32 cal. Double action revolver, 39203,
Lot 815 Thompson Center Arms 7-30 Waters w/Bushnell 2x6 scope on Leupold mounts, 418343,
Lot 816 Remington 870 Express pump 3” 12 ga. Magnum cammo w/one choke tube, in box,
C408639M, Lot 817 Mossberg Model 500 12 ga. Magnum 3” pump, in box.
HUNTING, FISHING & SHOOTING RELATED: Stackon Elite 36 gun safe, 640#; .410 Peters
shells Mallard in Flight in box; .28 ga. shells; .30 & .32 ammo; Daisy BB gun shot 1960s; V35C
slide action Crossman BB gun; Vanguard 3-10 scope in box; Jeffery Wildcat Magnum 40-60 compound bow; bamboo short brush rod; Horton crossbow optics; Union Hardware Co. 9’ bamboo rod;
Garcia 8 1/2’ spinning rod; 2 South Bend 9’ bamboo fly rods w/extra tip; Walt Harris 9’ custom
made fly rod; Lachmann C-80 Special; Light glass walleye rod; 1930s Japanese 3-pc. fly rod;
Various collector knives – Eagle, 911, Firefighter; Misc. Ammo - .32 ammo, 30 Remington ammo,
.410, 2 3/4”x3” N; 2 hard gun cases; 2 pistol holsters; fishing lures; hunting & fishing licenses and
tags and related items; 1954 Swiss shooting award plaque; 3 Trophy whitetail deer mounts.
SHOP EQUIPMENT: Keller 26 ft. ladder; K-600 New radiator; 155K BTU Reddy-Heater; 4
Ready Carts; Impact wrench; cutting torch gauges, hose & heads; parts washer; Thermo King truck
thermometer; tow chains; tire chains; 20 ton angle iron press; steel work bench; milk cart; wood
stove; pickup tool box; oak plank; kerosene heater; steel rods; 37 pc. spray gun kit; 17 pc. socket
set; DeWalt 18 volt drill; 40# sand blaster; 100 or so wood pallets and lots more.
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40% Silver half dollars; Morgan Silver Dollars including better dates and CC issues; World Coins;
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OTHER: 1939/40 GE refrigerator; Misc. folk art; Entertainment Center; (2) 12V coolers; Large
road-side letter board with letters; Old beer pitchers and many other interesting and useful items!
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16th Annual Madison
Antique Show Expands
Find a way to get to the Madison Antique Showcase and Sale, One of Wisconsin’s greatest
Larry Kaczmarek, the new proprietor has added exciting features to this year’s show
including our second year at our new location:
The Exhibition Hall at the Alliant Energy Center
1919 Alliant Energy Way, Madison, WI
The date is: Saturday, May 4 and Sunday May 5, 2013.
The times are 9:00 AM. - 5:00 PM. on Saturday and 10:00 AM. - 4:00 PM. on Sunday.
The Madison Antique Showcase and Sale is a family oriented event, and encourages adults and youth to explore, learn and own a piece of the past, which were used and
cherished by our ancestors. The show is known for its knowledgeable and friendly dealers,
who always bring the best high quality antiques and collectibles of every design and make.
Including:
• Furniture of all styles and shapes including Mission, Victorian and Primitive , that
are well over 100 years old and will last another 100 years with little care. We will have some
great Danish retro items too.
• Antique Jewelry, Crystal, Brass, Copper, Pottery, Majolica and Stoneware created
by the masters, are still beautiful and useful as the day they were made.
• Warm attractive Textiles, Quilts, Carpets, colorful Art Glass and Stain glass windows
will catch your eye and still delight the new owner with great decorating appeal.
• At the show you will find antique Maps, Postcards Paintings, Prints and
Advertising that show the fine art with which they were made. These items make great gifts
to cover that special wall.
• We will include wonderful Folk art, Native American, Primitive kitchenware, Cast
iron, Bottles, Sporting and Military items. There will also be beautiful antique Dolls and
Toys, plus Games and Marbles.
• Come and listen to the unique sound of a wind up Victrola or Edison player
Many other categories of antiques will be well represented.
OUR HISTORY IS REMEMBERED IN OUR FUTURE
THIS YEAR AT THE SHOW:
• The Wisconsin Historical Society: Is excited to be a second year participant in
this year’s Madison Antiques Show. At their booth you can examine several historic image
reproductions, an interactive website station, and some exciting historic artifact reproductions. Information about their collections, museum, Wisconsin historic sites, online store,
library, and much more will be available for those who stop by.
• A Scavenger Hunt: New to our show will be a search for 3 selected antiques
each day, one per family. Bring it to the front desk. The lucky hunter will keep his treasure
and also receive a prize
• Antique Appraiser: Another popular event this year, we are happy to have an
antique appraiser to provide short verbal appraisals for your small items. Limit of two at $1
each. No coins, jewelry or weapons. Appraisal times during the show will be: Saturday
10AM- 4PM and Sunday 11AM-3PM.
Our mission is to preserve our rich cultural heritage and the items left behind The
Wisconsin Historical Society was founded in 1846 and ranks as one of the largest, most
active and most diversified state historical societies in the nation. As both a state agency and
a private membership organization, its mission is to help people connect to the past by collecting, preserving and sharing stories. The Wisconsin Historical Society serves millions of
people every year through a wide range of sites, programs and services. The collections of
the Museum contain over 110,000 historical objects and nearly 400,000 archaeological artifacts documenting the history of Wisconsin from prehistoric times to the present. Learn
about how you can explore these collections when you stop by our booth at the show!
So find a way to get to 16th annual Madison Antique Show and Sale. Antique lovers and
collectors of all ages are welcome. Watch for the ads
Bring your truck or trailer for that great buy on an antique desk, table, cupboard or
chair. Or find a unique treasure that was made with quality; “the way things used to be”.
Recycle, repurpose, restyle and up cycle. We were green a long time ago.
2-$25 dollar drawings each day. Be sure to sign in admission is $6 - $5 with ad Copies
are ok. Good for both days, under16 are free. Bring the kids, it’s educational. Concessions will be
in front of the hall for your convenience. I90 to 12/18 west exit 262 Rimrock Rd. Parking at the
center is $6, so bring a friend or two. Car pooling is green. Fee will be reimbursed on your second
visit to the show. There will be other events on the grounds.
www.madisonantiqueshow.com 920-993-9817 www.alliantenergycenter.com
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Buyers from Around the World Place Their Bets at the
Chicagoland Antique Advertising, Slot Machine & Jukebox Show
Article & Photos by Jack Kelly
One of the youngest dealers came with his parents. The lad was
Nathaniel Warden – age 15 months! The infant’s father and mother, Diane and
Jeff Warden, displayed a truckload of vintage pinball and arcade games priced
from $1,000 and up. The family, from Crystal Lake, IL, has set up at St. Charles
for more than 10 years. Shoppers who stopped to admire and play the noisy
machines also spotted young Nathaniel, sometimes snoozing near by, seemingly
not bothered by the action. “He’s an old pro,” chuckled his Dad, Jeff, who added,
“he just takes it all in and falls asleep when he gets tired.”
Older kids stopped to admire the restored 1958 Murray Atomic Missile
pedal car airplane priced at $3,000 by Northland Jukeboxes and Restoration Co.
of North Branch, MN. Parents stopped to “ooh and ahh” over the dealer’s 1955
Seeburg V-200 jukebox with 24 k gold plate trim. The dazzlingly restored
machine carried one price tag of $10,000 -- and another tag marked “SOLD.”
“It’s one of only a dozen known,” said John Papa of National Jukebox
Exchange, Mayfield, N.Y., as he pointed out a 1940 Rockola Mystic Music
Jukebox that allowed the customer to speak into a built-in telephone-type mouthpiece to talk to a live operator who would play the reqested record via the juke
from a remote location. The floor model light-up device was priced at $15,000.
People also stopped at the booth to gawk at his 9’ tall Victorian lady reproduction 1907 Mills perfume dispenser. The fully operational device could be operated for one penny -- after you counted out $18,500.
“That’ll take your breath away,” gushed one shopper, pointing to a deep
richly colored fancy wood and ornate castings 1910 Mills Double Chicago floor
model slot machine with built in music box. The rare machine, which played at
the drop of a coin, for $125,000 and was shown by Frank Zygmunt Jr. of
Westmont, IL. Several dozen other old mechanical slot machines filled the dealers booth with prices of $500 to $125,000.
If restored soda pop vending machines were your desire, several booths
offered many choices. Jim and Diana Rud of Sandwich, IL, had one of the
largest selections of fully restored examples priced from $3,800 to $9,000.
A countertop Motorola Radio neon advertising sign priced at $1,300
looked comforable above vintage radios offered by “Tonka Ty” of Glenn Ellyn,
IL. Two 1940s Fada radios could play tunes for $575 and $595 each. The dealer also offered a 1940s Wyandotte pressed steel toy Easter Egg hauling truck,
painted pastel Easter colors meant “to attract girls” tagged at $295.
Some folks don’t know the famous Caillie Slot Machine Co. of Detroit
also manufactured outboard motors. Dealer B.J. Pawlaczyk of Au Gres, Mich.,
brought two examples to the show. A fully restored 1909 2-horse Waterman
could be put on display, or put to use, for $20,000, while a 1931 Model 79 was
priced at $1,500.
Las Vegas collectables both old and new, filled the booth of Joe and
Antonette Rabito of Lake Zurkich, IL. An 8x10 inch framed 1984 Caesar’s
Palace stock certificate was priced at $195, while a 1980s Stardust $1 casino chip
First-time
show visitors,
Josh Fee, 22
and girlfriend
Maddie
Stelter, 21, of
Niles, Mich.,
show off the
vending
machines they
purchased at
the
Chicagoland
Show.
now cost $49. The couple make regular trips to Las Vegas to buy. When asked
if they also gambled on those buying trips, Joe stated, “Oh yeah!”
It was a 14-hour drive to Chicagoland for first-time dealer Merlyn
Collings and helpers of Brevard, N.C. Catching many an eye at her booth was a
fully restored 1950s amusement park Dodgem car priced at $3,000. Others
checked out and listened to an all-original Wurlitzer 850 jukebox that played two
dozen 78 rpm selections for $15,000.
The new exhibitor gushed, “it was a great time.”
Show dealer and author, Bill Howard of Akron, Ohio, showed off a 16”
tall cast metal full figure Roman character cigar tip cutter with lamp that could
trim and light your smokes for $2,700.
Howard said he’s working on a follow-up to his “Every Picture Tells a
Story,” a 2006 sold-out hardcover book about coin operated devices. The new
volume will contain “300 pages with updates and new items,” he said and is
expected to be ready in mid-2014.
Foreign buyers are regular visitors at the show, with some now making
it a family affair. Ben Franse has been traveling to the show “for many many
years” from the Netherlands, assisted by his son Sargon. The pair filled two ship
containers with jukeboxes, Coke machines and other vintage items.
Franse operates a store and museum titled “Bennie’s Fifties” with the slogan, “Treasure Keeper of the Fifties.”
First time show visitors Josh Fee, 22 and girlfriend Maddie Stelter, 21
drove in from Niles, Mich.,and both purchased vintage counter top vending
machines.
“I’d love to come back,” said Josh, while Mattie added, “next time we’ll
bring more money.”
Although many attend the twice-per-year event to buy and sell, it’s also
a gathering place for collectors to complete transactions made during the year.
The next Chicagoland Antique Advertising, Slot Machine and Jukebox
Show will be held in St. Charles, IL, Nov. 15- 17.
Dealers can get information from co-promoter Bob Traynoff at 847-2449263. Show information also is available from co-promoter Kevin Greco at 815353-1593 and at www.chicagolandshow.com.
Taking time for “Coca-Cola
toast” to a successful event
were show co-promoters (front
and left right) Kevin and Dawn
Greco, , along with Bob and
Penny Traynoff and son Sam
age 16. The celebration was
made at the booth of J & R
Saloon Novelties, Elgin, IL.
847-464-5661.
Continued on page 21
Fifteenmonth-old
Nathaniel
Warden
snoozes
through the
lights and
sounds of pinball machines
displayed by
his parents at
the April
event.
815-788-9296.
“This bumper
car is for girls
only” giggled
one young lady
as she and
three friends
hopped into the
restored ride,
priced at
$3,000 by
Merlyn
Collings of
Brevard, North
Carolina.
828-877-5800.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
48th National Antique Decoy
& Sporting Collectibles Show
“Garden Gate To Spring”
Friday, April 26 • 2-7 pm
Saturday, April 27 • 9-2 pm
Pheasant Run Resort ~ St. Charles, IL
APRIL 27 • 9-3 p.m.
400 Tables of Sporting Collectibles
Buying ~ Selling ~ Trading
Additional Information:
www.midwestdecoy.org • 312-337-7957
~Antique Show~
APRIL 26 • 9-5 p.m.
Light lunch & beverages will be available
along with Special Drawings both days
Quality regional dealers offering fresh garden,
architectural & countrypolitan antiques & accessories
Blumen Gardens ~ 815-895-3737
403 Edward St., Sycamore, IL 60178
www.blumengardens.com
For more info contact Maureen Little 815-784-5983
Chuck Springob 815-355-1746
THE ORIGINAL OLMSTED COUNTY
16th Annual Madison
Antique Showcase & Sale
Alliant Center
1919 Alliant Energy Way, Madison, WI 53713
I-90 to Hwy 12/18 West, Exit 262 North Rimrock Rd.
MAY,, 4th
h & 5th
Sat.. 9-5
5 • Sun.. 10-4
Featuring 50 of The Midwest’s finest dealers
$1.00 verbal appraisals-smalls only & an antique scavenger hunt
Admission $6, under 16 free ~ Good for both days
Alliant Center Parking $6 (Bring a friend or two)
Carpooling is Green!
Dealer Inquires Welcome
For more info contact:
Larry Kaczmarek 920-993-9817
GOLD RUSH
Antique Show & Flea Market
Rochester, MN - Fairgrounds
ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY, MAY 19
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE
GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
UPCOMING SHOWS
JUNE 30 • AUG. 11 • SEPT. 29
ADM: $5.00 Good for both days ~ FREE PARKING
For more info: cambridgeglass.org
www.iridescenthouse.com
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
Antiques Show
Society, CoSponsored by GRIS 740 E. Rt. 6, LaSalle, Illinois
For reservations call Scott Carruthers 815-252-1322
or Bruce Filbrandt 815-882-2518
Kalamazoo Circus Maximus
Antique Toy &
Collectible Show
Bldgs. Open: Sat 8-6pm
FREE Adm. • Parking $5.00
May 12
From Antique to New
There’s A Toy Here For You!
641-832-2700 • 507-269-1473
www.iridescenthouse.com
SUNDAY ANTIQUES
Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles
Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free
Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL
Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West
May 19
2013 August 18
September 15
June 16
July 21 Dates October 20
450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
www.thirdsundaymarket.com
29th Annual
CAMBRIDGE, OHIO
FRI., JUNE 21st, 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
SAT., JUNE 22nd, 11 p.m. to 5 p.m
SUN., JUNE 23rd, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Admission $6.00 • Good All 3 Days
FREE PARKING
507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700
Michigan Fair Grounds
2900 Lake Street • Kalazazoo, Michigan
Admission $6.00 under 12 free
Preview admission Friday, May 17th 4-8pm $30.00
SATURDAY, JUNE 22 • 9-5
SUNDAY, JUNE 23 • 8-2
Sauk County Fairgrounds
Interstate 70, Exit 176, 1/8 mile East on Route 40
Friday, 10 am-6 pm • Saturday, 10 am-6 pm
Sunday, 11 am- 4 pm
Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds
1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL
America’s #1 Shopping Market
1,400+ Dealers • 10 Bldgs • 52 Acres
National Cambridge Collectors, Inc.
At Pritchard laughlin Civic Center
APRIL 26, 27 & 28
• Only Authentic Pre-Historic Artifacts
& Related Historic Items
• Educational Displays Encouraged
Sponsored by:
Celebrations 150 LTD
Illinois State
Archaeological
Local #150 Building
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 2013
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Nativee Americann
Artifactt & Antiquee Show
Glass Show & Sale
4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa
$2.00 Admission - Children under 13 Free
Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free
WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS Hwy. 11
414-525-0820
HAWKEYE DOWNS
FAIRGROUNDS
10th Annual Starved Rock
Indian Artifact Show
SUNDAY, APRIL 28 ~ 8-3pm
MAY
Y 10,, 11
1 & 12
MARKET
ELKHORN, WI
CEDAR RAPIDS
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
Baraboo, Wisconsin
FREE Admission • FREE Parking
Info: John Welsch
920-923-3842
June 9
July 14
2013
Dates
August 11
October 13
For additional information or table availability call
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
www.circusmaximustoyshow.com
Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food
Maureen 847-321-1712 or Mary 309-310-3596
[email protected]
www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com
LAKE COUNTRY
ANTIQUE SHOW
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
Fri. May 31
5-9
Sat. June 1 10-5
Sun. June 2 11-4
LOCATION
OLYMPIA RESORT & Spa
1350 Royal Mile Road
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
800-553-9573 (hotel reservations)
Adm: $8 Good for all 3 days
Info: 262-968-4913
www.antiquescenteratwales.net
Star of the North
Antique Show
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
ANOKA ANTIQUE SHOW
& FLEA MARKET
June 1 & 2 ~ 100+ Dealers
SAT. 8-5 & SUN. 10-4 ~ $4 Adm.
Anoka County Fairgrounds
Hwy 10 & 47 / 20 miles NW of Twin Cities
Info: 612-558-8097 or
[email protected]
2013 Schedule
Dodgeville
e Lions
s Club
Flea Market & Antique
Show & Sale
Junee 16th
h & Augustt 18th
Open 8:30 to 3:30 • Adm: $2.00
Ley Pavilion in Harris Park
Dodgeville, Wisconsin
Rain-Free Indoor Spaces
EZ Load/Unload • Food Available
Clean Restrooms
Extensive Advertising
DEALER INQUIRES WANTED!
Reserve Spaces Early
Inquires contact Bob 608-935-3926
Dodgeville Lion’s Club c/o Bob Kratochwill
413 W Spring St., Dodgeville, WI 53533
1265 North Snelling Ave (Education Bldg)
JUNE
E 28,, 29
9 & 30
Quality Dealers are a Trademark of our Shows!
Fri. 10-6pm • Sat. 10-6pm
Sun. 11-4pm
Adm. $6 good for all 3 days
641-832-2700 • 507-269-1473 Cell
www.iridescenthouse.com
Towsend Shows Inc.
ELKHORN, WI
ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY, JUNE 30
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE
GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets
WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS
www.auctionactionnews.com
414-525-0820
Hwy. 11
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
UPCOMING SHOWS
AUG. 11 • SEPT. 29
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UPCOMING EVENTS
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
Antiques Show
DOOR COUNTY
Antique Show
Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free
Gibralter High School
Hwy 42
Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds
1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL
July 18, 19, 20
July
2013
Dates
14
August 11
October 13
Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food
Maureen 847-321-1712 or Mary 309-310-3596
[email protected]
www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com
Fish
h Creek,, WI
Thur • Fri • Sat
10 am to 5 pm • 39th Year
35 Professional Dealers
Crystal & China Repair on Site!
“Quality & Variety to Rival
The Biggest Show!”
Info: AR Promotions • 715-355-5144
Sponsored by S.B. Lions Club
antiqueshowsinwis.com
SUNDAY ANTIQUES
MARKET
Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles
Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free
Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL
Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West
2013 August 18
September 15
July 21
Dates October 20
450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
www.thirdsundaymarket.com
CAMBRIDGE
ANTIQUE FAIR
Saturday & Sunday
7381 Hwy. 42, Egg Harbor, WI
17th Annual Tailgate Sale
Tuesday, July 30th 2013
CALL FOR DEALER SPACE
20’x20’ $40.00
Our 26th Season in Beautiful
Door County! Come Join Us
920-868-3685
August 3rd ~ 8-5
August 4th ~ 9-4
Admission $6.00
Early Bird Adm. Fri: $20
CAMBRIDGE, MN
Isanti County Fairgrounds
Over 300 Dealers
cambridgeantiquefair.com
[email protected]
Goldd Rushh Days
AUGUST 16-18
Friday thru Sunday
Fri. & Sat. 7-7pm ~ Sun. 7-2pm
ELKHORN, WI
ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY, AUGUST 11
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE
GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets
WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS
NEW VENDORS WELCOME!
PO Box 266, Oronoco, MN 55960
507-367-2111
www.goldrushmn.com or [email protected]
All proceeds to benefit the community!
Hwy. 11
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
Midwest Antique
& Art Show
The Market for Fine Americana
SEPTEMBER 28 & 29
Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
St. Paul, Minnesota
DEALERS INSIDE & OUT SPACE AVAILABLE!
Booth Rental Information:
651-771-3476 • 651-771-7265
www.mnantiqueshows.com
SEE YOU NEXT SEASON!
319-389-7779
and
The Collectors Eye
The Market for Distinctive
Collectibles & Antiques
319-360-4301
SUNDAY, OCT. 27 • 10-4
Expo Center
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Porter County
Antique Show
mwantiqueshow.com
SAT., NOVEMBER 2nd
CLIP & SAVE SCHEDULE!
$8 Admission
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT
SUN., NOVEMBER 3rd
F
AR
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT
Porter County Expo Center
215 Division Road
2013 Schedule
AR
R PROMOTIONS
Quality Antique Shows
Audre’ & Ray Hanson
715-355-5144
Valparaiso, IN
July 18-20 - Door County - Fish Creek High School
Nov. 9-10 - Wausau - Marathon Park’s Hall
Over 100 Booths ~ Admission $4
February 15-16 - Wausau - D.C. Everest High School
2014
March 22-23 - DePere/Green Bay - St. Norbert College
2014
219-241-3328 or porterantiqueshow.com
DEADLINES ARE
TUESDAYS @ 5PM
HUBERTUS, WISCONSIN
at Beautiful HOLY HILL Grounds
(20 miles northwest of Milwaukee) Watch for Holy Hill signs
Free Admission & Parking
SUNDAY, JULY 28th ~ 7am to 3pm
Vendors call Walt Nencka 262-628-4326
or Pat Schulz 262-673-4045
ZURKO’S MIDWEST
PROMOTIONS
2013 Show Schedule
APRIL
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~ANTIQUE SHOW & FLEA MARKET~
ANTIQUE & FLEA SHOW
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market starts 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
April 20 (Saturday) National Civil War Collectors Show & Sale; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
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MAY
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
May 11 & 12 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Garden Extavaganza; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
May 12 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Fairgrounds (M-86) Centreville, MI
May 19 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Berrien Springs, MI-Fairgrounds
May 25 & 26 (2 Day) Massive Holiday Flea Market; Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
JUNE
June 1 Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
June 8 & 9 Antique & Collectible Market; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
June 29 Belvidere “Mid-Niter” Fleas & Fun Market; Boone County Fairgrounds, Belvidere, IL
JULY
July 4 & 5 (Thur. & Fri.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
July 6 & 7 (Sat. & Sun.) Massive 2-Day Holiday Antique Market & Flea Market; Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
July 11, 12, 13 & 14 Iola Toy Barn; during massive Iola Wisconsin Car Show
June 14 (Sun.) Antique & Collectible Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
(Sundays) July 14, 21, 28 Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
AUGUST
August 3 (Sat.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
August 10 & 11 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Accent on Vintage Rock n’ Roll; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
August 11 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
August 17 (Saturday Nite) “Massive” 37th Annual Wheaton “All-Nite” Flea Market 4pm-4am;
DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
August 31 & Sept. 1 ( Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
SEPTEMBER
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Sept. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market ; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Sept. 15 (Sunday) Antique & Collectibles Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
Sept. 21 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
OCTOBER
Oct. 5 (Saturday) 27th Annual Eagle River, WI Downtown Antique Market; during the “Massive” Cranberry Fest
Oct. 6 (Sun.) “Harvest Fest” Flea Market & Car Show; Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Oct. 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Oct. 13 (Sunday) Antique Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
Oct. 26 (Saturday Nite) 3rd Annual “Haunted Halloween Flea Market” “Late-Niter”
3pm-Midnight; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
NOVEMBER
Nov. 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Nov. 16 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market (Winter- Season Opener); DuPage County
Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectibles Fair; DuPage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
DECEMBER
Dec. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds; Grayslake, IL
Dec. 21 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Jan. 4th & 5th New Year 2013 Holiday Antique Market; Dupage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
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Vintage
microphones,
movie production items and
more was
transported to
Chicagoland
by Dan
Cooney, of
Tustin, Ca.
818-720-5326.
Fully restored vintage soda pop
machines were priced from $3,800 to
$9,000 each by Jim and Diana Rud of
Sandwich, IL. [email protected]
“I’m a rookie, first time
here,” said Nathan Gibbons
of Okemos, Mich., adding “I
like it and I’ll be back.” The
dealer was resting between
two restored Shell gas
pumps priced $6,900 and
$5,300. 517-347-0743.
Ken Draus, of South Holland, IL, rests
with daughters Isabella and Lily on the
restored 1956 Chevrolet couch priced
$5,000 from Classic Couches, Chadwick,
IL. www.sweetsofas.com.
Glass collectors
checked out the
1940s Fenton glass
basket shown
by Tom
Dozens of vinSvast,
tage slot
machines were Griffith,
admired, and IN, priced
at $88.
played, at the
booth of Frank
Zygmunt Jr.,
Westmont, IL.
630-985-2742.
Dealer John Papa puts
finishing touches on his
9’ tall reproducion Mills
perfume dispenser that
could be operated for one
penny – and $18,500.
www.nationaljukebox.com
It would take $20,000
to buy this 1909 outboard motor manufactured
by the famous slot machine maker, Caille, of
Detroit. The restored motor was brought to
Chicagoland by B. J. Pawlaczyk, Au Gres,
Mich. 989-326-0727.
Griffith, Ind. dealer Tom Svast
offered an Asian brass vase,
circa 1920s for $78 at the
Chicagoland Show.
219-629-3738.
A 1940s Wyandotte pressed steel
Scott Rosenman
truck with easter colors “just for drove over 800 miles,
girls” was priced $299, and shown
from Lutherville,
by dealer Toy Ty of Glen Ellyn, IL. MD, to show off fine
630-790-0334.
vintage advertising
including this 20 x 30
inch 1914 paper seed
sign offered for
A vintage
A 20 x 30 inch cardboard
$2,000.
radio advertisWings Cigarettes poster, from
443-756-3222.
ing sign
Scott Rosenman, Luthersville, MD,
topped off the
could hang up at your place for $1,800. 443-756-3222.
theme of actual collectable
A long-line
radios shown by dealer Tonka Ty of Glenn
table full of
Ellyn, IL. 630-415-8127.
restored coin
operated
devices were
offered by
A gambling chip
dealer Paul
that could be purBichler of Lisle, IL 630-670-5656.
chased for $1 in
David Piazza straight1980
was offered
ens his 6’ long Coca- Wayne Grossich reaches high to set-up
Cola sign in the park- a 12’ tall 1880s ice cream parlor back for $49 by Joe And
bar. The dramatic piece, as well as oth- Antonette Rabito of
ing lot at the St.
ers, were displayed to promote an auc- Lake Zurich, IL.
Charles, IL, event.
847-540-7790.
The sign, transported tion selling the items Nov. 16, 2013 in
Union, IL. www.donelyauctionserfrom Yorkville, IL,
vices.com
was tagged $120.
Patricia Tidball, right, gets some assistance from helper Arin Lieberman
A pair of 1930s True Type 8 x 6 inch
with
some of the 5,000 pounds of gumHolstein cows were shown by John Turney,
balls
transported from A-1 Vending,
Chicago. The composition advertising set
Franklington, N.C. 919-494-1322.
could be displayed at your place for $875.
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Sack ‘em, Rack ‘em & Rock ‘em!
It all sounds fun! And that’s what you can ball rack. Patented March 4, 1884, this ball
expect from the Spring Rich Penn Auction rack is among the rarest and most desirable.
event. This event will be May 3-5 in Des
In addition to playable accessories, Laney’s
Moines, IA at the Elwell building on the Iowa collection includes rare and interesting decoState Fairgrounds. Collectors will be offered a rative pieces. Among them are a number of
delightful variety of over 1,000 lots, all without billiard trophies, including examples that are
reserve.
sterling silver. One of which was awarded to
“We have three different collections”, said renowned billiard champ Charles Peterson for
Advertising sign, Cascarets Candy
Rich Penn. “And each one is a classic in it’s own a 1913-1914 tournament. Another is from the
Cathartic, "They Work While You Sleep", right. We have a great country store collection Bearwood Unionist Club Billiards Challenge
early stone lithography on paper from from Phil Norton in Ohio. It has thousands of in 1913 and number of others are also from
Morgan Litho Co.-Cleveland, extremely items, with most of them from Cincinnati. Dave that “Golden Age” 1890-1920.
colorful w/10+ colors, never before dis- Laney from Kansas City has sent his spectacular
Several of the prints would be significant
played & always folded, minor separa- billiard collection and we’re selling the Rock ‘n additions to any billiard collection of decorations at fold lines & printing plate smudge Roll collection from Sarah and Ryan King. This tive pieces. Among the most sought after
Billiard print, framed orig Currier and Ives
posters are the Brunswick c.1880-1900
on top border, o/wise Exc cond w/out- auction should be great fun!”
color print from 1882, issued by Brunswick
Sack ‘em happens in the country store. This “Billiard Experts of the World.” Both the
standing color, 28"H x 41.5"W
Balke Collender. A great example of Black
Country Store collection offers hundreds of green Canadian version and the red US veroptions. Phil Norton loved bulk containers, boxes, crates, tins, jugs, crocks and bottles for; coffee, sion will be offered. There are also two Americana called "Two To Go". One of a
tea, spices, soaps, cosmetics, whiskey, vegetables, catsup... you name it. He had it. Now you can framed Currier & Ives prints issued by set of 2 prints in Exc orig cond w/very slight
‘Sack It Up’ and take it home! Expect to find something of just about everything. Most of the Brunswick Balke Collender. Both are great foxing in an exceptional frame, 12" x 16".
shelf items come from well known Cincinnati companies like Jas. S. Kirk, Proctor and Gamble, examples of c.1880’s Black Americana. One is titled “Two To Go,” the other is “Got ‘Em Both.”
Kahn, Koenig and the Frank Tea & Spice Co. The Norton Store also included dozens of whiskey Another very rare poster is for the Int’l World Championship Match, Hosted by Brunswick Balke
bottles with original paper labels and some with enameled labels, stoneware jugs with whiskey Collender in Chicago in 1883. This poster is considered a “Souvenir of the Event.” Dozens of
advertising and also miniature stoneware jugs for whiskey. All from early
smaller items for framing are offered as well, including billiard room photos and real
Cincinnatti businesses.
photo postcards.
Every country store also had counters, cases and display cabinets. This auction
To round out the billiard selection, you can choose your table from among three clasoffers those as well. And all the pieces are in splendid condition. Two of the largsics. First is an 8 foot restored J.M. Brunswick model, 'The Popular', in carpathian
er pieces are an oak Doctor's cabinet, mfgd by B.D. Miner, with the original brass
burl elm with walnut inlay. It has rosewood rails with ivory rail sights and new
tag showing pat'd May 29, 1894. For anyone that collects spices, a 26" high 5
bumpers, pockets and felt. Or...from the same period another Brunsick, the 'Eclipse',
drawer spice cabinet for The Frank Tea & Spice Co. Dove Brand-Cinc., O., that
If you prefer a less ‘formal’ table, there’s also an early 20th century table, probaadvertises "The Highest Grade Ground Spice", is Rare and in Exc original condibly a Brunswick "Wellington", from A.E. Schmidt Co.-St. Louis.
tion. Perhaps the best original Sherer grain counter you will ever see is also being
Now it’s time to ‘Rock ‘em!” And you can do that with pieces from the Sarah &
sold. With all it’s original finish, pulls, tags and transfers, this would be a centerRyan King rock ‘n roll collection. Kiss boredom good-bye & turn up the excitement
piece in any country store collection. It’s all here; spool cabinets, spice cabinets,
in your game room. Sarah and Ryan are parting with a fun & different group of Rock
gum and candy displays, signs, clocks and counters, everything you need to set up
& Roll pieces from autographs to limited edition collectables. One of their favorite
a complete country store!!!
groups was Kiss and they sent many outstanding Kiss pieces to auction. Among them
One of the most striking advertising pieces in the auction is a c.1890 litho on
is the 1978 Bally classic Kiss pinball machine.
paper for Cascarets Candy Cathartic. In excellent condition, the 10 color litho is
Their collection included other stars too. When the Beatles first came together in
28” x 41.5” and was printed by the Morgan Litho Co. of Cleveland, OH. The litho comLiverpool, in the late 1950’s, they were formed by John Lennon with several of his
pany, founded in the 1860’s and still in business today, was famous for large colorful lithos,
school friends. They began as a group called the Quarrymen and evolved into the
including circus posters. There are a number of other colorful and near mint
Beatles in 1960. The King collection includes a guitar signed by four of the origiBilliard ball rack,
Cascarets items as well. If it’s tin signs you like, The “Hires Hits The Spot”
nal Quarrymen! The Quarrymen still entertain today. And if you’re a real guitar
Brunswick Balke Collender
embossed tin sign will surely temp your bidding arm. Dated 1914, this sign is
lover, there’s a wonderful Gibson Les Paul 1995 Standard Sunburst. In it’s case, it
mechanical releasing ball
18” x 9” and is in excellent condition.
waits patiently to make music with a new owner.
rack, oak w/ebonizing &
Another outstanding piece comes from soda fountain heritage. A rare
Other Beatles items include the classic and highly controversial “Butcher” album
Montelaise Vigorola Syrup Dispenser will be selling among the country store nickel-plated release lever, cover. This Yesterday and Today album cover was supposed to be the Beatles comment
extended shelf for ball
pieces. According to Penn, “This syrup dispenser is in immaculate original conon the war. It showed dismembered dolls and doll body parts. Facing very stiff resistreceiver,
holds 4 sets of balls. ance from record resellers, Capitol Records had the “Trunk” cover pasted over the top
dition. It came from a family that kept it safe for many, many years and it looks
mint. The gold banding is still bright and crisp like the day it was made. That is When the release bar is low- of the “Butcher” cover. The album from the King collection has had the “Trunk” cover
ered slightly, the shelves tip carefully peeled off (the third state) to reveal the original “Butcher” cover.
a true rarity on syrup dispensers.”
For the sporting collector, there are many ammunition crates & boxes, some to let the balls roll side to
Autographs come from a host of legendary Rock & Roll names: Foreigner, Kiss,
still with contents. There are also many early powder horns, signs, advertising side until they reach the bot- Alice Cooper, Joan Jett, Klaus Voorman, The Crickets, Loverboy, Black Sabbath,
calendars and early 1900’s advertising felts for Peters Cartridges. There’s even a tom where they are gathered Bret Michael, Patti Boyd, Paul Saltzman & others. There are even contracts signed
collection of several hundred 20 gauge shotgun shells that are all different. Other into an oak triangle & tray by Frank Zappa and Kenney Chesney.
ammo items include early pin fire, rim fire and center fire cartridges.
Other items in this eclectic auction include some excellent furniture pieces.
device and then brought to
Some in original packaging. It’s time to load up and be ready for the ‘hunting’ the table. Completew/oak Included are a highly carved golden oak china cabinet in excellent restored condiseason! And for the kids, there are B-B guns, cap guns and cap gun ammo! Even ball box & oak triangle. Box tion and a classic ‘S’ curve oak roll top desk. The perfect piece for your country
holster sets including a Roy Rogers double holster with matching Roy Rogers guns. has cheese cloth lined base store office!
For the collector of smaller, ‘softer’ things, there are friendly Teddy Bears, which slides out to allow
For those attracted to coin-operated machines, there are several slot machines, a
including early Steiff. Other Holiday and children’s pieces include a wide vari- balls to be set on the table, rare Greyhound racing coin drop trade stimulator and a near mint original c.1930’s
ety of Christmas & Easter items, circus pieces and Mickey Mouse items from Rare & in Exc cond, 32"H x aspirin vender. The machine, made by the Blackhawk Specialty Co., comes with
dolls & figures to tooth brush holders. There’s even a nice variety of Oriental
most of it’s original stock. All transfers are in excellent condition. And to light up
24.5"W.
pieces including a number of hand carved Netsuke and Ivory items.
that collection, a classic Cleveland Neon Aztec clock in beautiful condition. If you
Rack ‘em was the next call, when the eight ball dropped! Perhaps one of the premier collec- need cash, there’s even a nice selection of Confererate money.
tions of period billiard items comes to auction from Dave Laney of Kansas City. Dave is plan“For anyone with an interest in billiard items, this auction will be a milestone event. For anyone
ning a move so his collection will be one of the featured collections to move across the block at wanting to fill out their Country Store Collection, this auction is a great source of a wide variety of
the Rich Penn May Auction event. Dave had a keen eye for rarity and condition. Each of his colorful merchandise and shelf stock. The Rock ‘n Roll collection just puts it all in the context of
pieces reflects that. From very early Brunswick cue racks, to equally rare ball racks, billiard afi- great musical memories” Penn concluded. “With so much to bid on, we’ll all have a great time!”
cionados will have a seldom seen opportunity to add some of the most desirable billiard pieces to
As with all Rich Penn Auctions there will be two full days of live bidding on site in addition to
their own collections. Among those rarities would be an early J.M. Brunswick & Balke rotary cue online bidding through Proxibid and LiveAuctioneers. Absentee and phone bidding is always
rack, from their early State St. address in Chicago. The collection also includes a J.M. Brunswick welcome. Full color catalogs will be available for $40, including post auction prices realized. Just
& Balke wall cue rack from the same facility. Both pieces are c.1870 and in immaculate condi- contact Rich Penn Auctions at 319-291-6688.For addition information contact Rich Penn Auctions
tion and both have roots from the Mark Stellinga collection. With a half dozen ball racks to at 319-291-6688 between 9 AM & 5 PM CST, M-F.
choose from, perhaps the most notable is the Brunswick Balke Collender mechanical releasing
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Lake Country Antiques & Art Show
The 'Lake Country Antiques & Art Show' will be held on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday May 31st, June 1st & 2nd, at the Olympia Resort & Spa in Oconomowoc,
Wisconsin. The Antiques and Art Show is in its 20th year of Operation. 19 Years as the
Delafield Antiques Show and now with its move to Oconomowoc, Wisconsin the show
is re-named 'Lake Country Antiques & Art Show'.
Show customers can expect to find a wide variety of antique & vintage furniture, accessories and art for the home or office. 70 Dealers from the Midwest to
the East Coast will feature 18th, 19th & 20th Century American & European
Country, Formal & Rustic Furniture, Folk Art, Oriental Rugs, Jewelry, Stoneware,
Sporting Items and Paintings. Several dealers will feature American and European
Paintings, including a great selection of Regionalist Artists. The Show Hours are;
Friday May 31st 5:00 PM-9:00 PM, Saturday, June 1st 10:00 AM-5:00 PM and
Sunday, June 2nd 11:00 AM-4:00 PM.
The 'Lake Country Antiques & Art Show' is located at the Olympia Resort
& Spa. I-94 Exit #282 Hwy 67 ( 1 Mile North ), Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. For
more information call the Antiques Center at Wales 262-968-4913 - www.antiquescenteratwales.net - Find us on Face book & for hotel information & special show
rates call 800-558-9573.
Please come and enjoy the show
Fabulous Flea Market Set For
May 5th At Heritage Trail Mall
Heritage Trail Mall, the 70dealer antique emporium in
Wilmette, Illinois, announces its
Annual Spring Flea Market,
Sunday, May 5 from 9 am to 5
pm, rain or shine. Held both
inside and outside the 7,000 sq. ft.
historic property, this popular
event is a customer favorite
attracting bargain-hunters from
around the region. Attendees can count on fabulous finds that range from
antiques to decorative arts and designer collectibles.
New this year is a Food Wagon that promises to add to the alreadyfestive atmosphere. Come early and stay late! There are literally thousands
of items to discover as all the mall dealers have putting things aside for this
one-day extravaganza. You are bound to find a special treasure or two.
On Chicago’s North Shore for 20 years, Heritage Trail Mall is housed
in a turn-of-the-century dry good store with adjoining stable. The awardwinning, family-owned and operated business is located at 410 Ridge Road
in Wilmette, Illinois, just minutes from the expressway. It is conveniently
open daily from 11-5:30, Saturdays from 10-5:30 and Sundays from noon to
5pm. Phone 847-256-6208 or visit www.heritagetrailmall.com.
Gold Rush Olmsted County
Fairgrounds Now In It’s 41st Year
A new addition to Gold Rush this year takes place on the
southwest corner of the Gold Rush Fairgrounds……it is an
Arts and Crafts area made up of local and regional artists,
home-based businesses and crafters making pottery, jewelry, wood items, clothing, paintings, prints, and fine
art all for sale. Artists, home-based businesses and
crafters can call for indoor and outdoor space at
507-269-1473.
The May Gold Rush at the Olmsted County
Fairgrounds in Rochester, Mn
is May 10, 11, & 12. Dealer set-up day is Friday, May
10th and the public is welcome to come and shop during the set-up day as well.
Again, the Spring Gold Rush returns with a bang for the first show of the
2013 season and now in its 41sth year. The show is back on its regular Mother's
Day weekend. Many dealers from Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Missouri, New
York, Oklahoma, Texas, Tennessee, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Wyoming
and various other states as well as Canada will make this an attraction you won't
want to miss!
Gold Rush is an indoor/outdoor antique and flea market event with dealers
in 10 buildings as well as dealers outside covering 52 acres of the fairgrounds. This
huge antique & collectible event offers 1300+ spaces with dealers from across the
country displaying an immense variety of antiques.
While shopping this show, you will find an outstanding selection of
antiques and collectibles to interest the most discriminating shopper as well as the
new collector. The selection will include china, porcelain, pottery, glassware,
Victorian glass, clocks, coins, stamps, jewelry, stoneware, dolls, toys, holiday,
sewing items, prints, furniture, primitives, Americana, linens, textiles, vintage
clothing, quilts, militaria, advertising memorabilia, political, sports, brewery memorabilia, tools, fishing lures, post cards, autographs, oriental rugs, paper, books,
lamps, fancy & funky junque, arts & crafts, and reference bookseller for the beginning collector as well as the advanced collector.
Gold Rush is considered one of the nation's largest shows and is one of the
best shopping markets for all your antique wants and needs. It's truly a unique event
requiring two full days to appreciate all it has to offer. There will be many food concession booths serving up your favorite foods. So, bring a friend or friends and
come to Gold Rush; seek a bit of nostalgia!
Come shop, collect and find that special treasure to add to your collection or to decorate your home.
The PBS show called Market Warriors sent pickers to the August Gold
Rush show last year to buy antiques from various exhibitors. The purchases made
by the pickers were sold at auction at a later date. That particular segment showing
the items being purchased and later being sold at auction will be aired on PBS,
Monday, April 15th, 2013 at 8 pm.
Hours: Friday and Saturday - buildings and outside open 8 am - 6 pm;
Sunday hours - 8 am - 4 pm. The event is free to the public with unlimited parking at $5. For exhibitor and show information, contact Townsend Promotions Inc
at 507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700.
Lake Geneva
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262-248-6345
ANTIQUE MALL
829 Williams Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10-5 E-MAIL: [email protected]
25th Anniversary Sale
Junction of Routes 14 & 67 • WALWORTH, WI 53184
(262) 275-9858 • Open 7 Days 10-5 Internet: www.lakegenevawi.com
or E-mail at: [email protected]
Prime Dealer Space Available...Call NOW!
Buy Green Buy Antiques • Repair, Reuse, Recycle
Now thru May 19th
10% to 50% OFF select merchandise
WWI German
helmet, $395.
Dlr 6
Jazzbo-Jim
tin windup
w/box, $525.
Dlr 6
Walnut desk,
60” x 34”, Hinsdale, IL
estate, $325. Dlr 34
Handpainted
banquet
lamp
(electrified),
$275.
Dlr 28
Dbl. wide stacking
bookcase 51” x 60” x 12”,
$995. Dlr 39
Treasure Line Stoves
tin tray, $125. Dlr 26
North American Van
Lines toy truck, $100. Dlr 26
Victorian, walnut
loveseat, $375. Dlr 98
Pair of 70’s peacock wire
chairs, $325. Dlr MK
Sweetheart Sugar Cones
tin, 15” x 12”, $125. Dlr 38
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SUNDAY at SANDWICH
Antiques Show
TH
MAY 18,
A Monthly Market of Quality Antiques,
Collectibles, Crafts & Garden
* Held at the Historic Sandwich Fair Grounds *
2013
2013
May 12
June 9
July 14
August 11
October 13
Show Hours:
8Admission
am - 4$5.00
pm
Children 12 and under FREE!
Sandwich Fair Grounds
1401 Suydam Road
Sandwich, IL 60548
Held Rain or Shine • Free Parking
Food Available • ATM • No Pets
NOV. 29, 2013
$30.00
Contact Info:
Maureen
Mary
847-321-1712
309-310-3596
P. O. Box 10 • Kingston, IL 60145
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