Issue #1847 - Auction Action Antique News

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June 26, 2013
Vol. 18 No. 47
News Periodical Mailed on June 20
“Rack ‘em” Up They Did....High Prices That Is!
Soda fountain
syrup
dispenser,
Montelaise
Vigorola,
"The
Invigorating
Beverage",
ball-shaped
ceramic
dispenser w/orig
paint in Mint cond, the most pristine
orig dispenser you will ever see &
appears to have never been used,
complete w/a correct old plungerstyle pump w/blank porcelain flavor
insert, early 1900's. Sold at $6,750.
Billiard cue rack, J.M.
Brunswick & Balke
"Nonpareil", rosewood &
hard rock maple, c.1870's,
2-pc serpentine
configuration w/heavy use
of rosewood & maple
finials, 3 large turned
pillars connect the top &
bottom decks, holds 13 cues
plus chalk shelf, original &
unrestored w/orig stencil, a
Rare early cue rack in
outstanding cond, 84"H x
28"W. Sold at $10,000.
Continued on pages 6, 7 & 8
Article & photos by Rich Penn Auctions
Billiard cue
The Rich Penn May Auction Event was billed as
rack, J.M.
“Rack ‘em, Sack ‘em & Rock ‘em” and they did all Brunswick &
of that! The two day auction event held in Des Balke Rotary
Moines, IA on May 3rd & 4th brought Billiard,
Cue Rack,
Country Store and Rock & Roll collectors from ebonized cherry
across the country. Those in-house bidders competed
w/heavy gold
fiercely with 2,000 online bidders from nearly 40 gilding, c.1870's,
countries across the globe and the majority of pieces holds 16 cues,
sold to in-house bidders. When the auction opened at
most likely a
9:00 AM, Rich Penn thanked all those in attendance "one-of-a-kind"
for making the trip to Des Moines, which was precar- specimen built
ious for many. According to Penn, “This is the first for a person of
time our spring auction, in early May was greeted
importance, revolves
with 5” of snow, but this is Iowa. So if you don’t like
perfectly & is expertly
the weather, wait 15 minutes and it’ll be something restored, a Very Rare rack in
different!” He was correct, the balance of the weekend Exceptional cond, 86"H x
warmed up and ended up being quite nice.
22"Dia. Sold at $8,500.
Semi-Annual Kalamazoo Toy Show Draws Visitors
From all Across the US and Canada
Article & photos by Jack Kelly
Vendors and visitors came from Nevada, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Florida
and Texas plus states bordering Michigan as well as Ontario, Canada for
the semi-annual Circus Maximus Toy Show on May 18 at the Expo
Center, on the fairgrounds in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Vendors appeared happy with breezy warm temperatures as they
unloaded and set up on the Friday before the event – a change from chilly
non-spring conditions earlier in the week.
You could play a 1962
Jetsons board game at home for
$950. 219-201-1640.
Many stopped to admire
the Buddy L sprinkler truck
tagged $2,800 by Dan
Davids, Reno, Nev.
775-750-0452.
A 14” long Dolling Mercury
gas-powered 1920s race car was
offered for $3,500 by Dan Davis
of Reno, Nev. 775-750-0452.
A late 1940s Buddy Lee
doll dressed like a Gulf gas
station attendant caught
the eye of both toy and
advertising collectors. The
13” tall toy could be
purchased for $1,250.
219-201-1640.
Many stopped to admire
the Ideal 34” tall cast
iron and wood sewing
machine priced at
$2,400. 715-571-1209.
Continued on pages
16 & 17
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Located at Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center in Cambridge, Ohio.
See upcoming events for more information.
29th Annual Native American Artifact & Antique Show on
Saturday, June 22nd & Sunday, June 23rd. Located at
Sauk County Fairgrounds in Baraboo, Wisconsin.
Antiques Center at Wales Huge Outdoor Antiques Market on
Sunday, June 23rd. Located at Antiques Center at Wale in
Wales, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Mark your calendars for:
Star of the North Antique Show on Friday, June 28th,
Saturday, June 29th & Sunday, June 30th. Located at
Minnesota State Fairgrounds Education Building in St. Paul, Minnesota.
NL Promotions Antique Flea Market on Sunday, June 30th.
Located at Walworth County Fairgrounds in Elkhorn, Wisconsin.
Firecracker 4th Tailgate Show on Wednesday, July 3rd &
Thursday, July 4th. Located at two locations on the
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Billiard, Country Store & Rock-n-Roll Collectors
Flocked to Rich Penn’s Incredible 2 Day Auction
Article & Photos by Rich Penn Auctions
According to Penn, “Quality and condition are still bringing
strong prices and the market seems to be picking up strength.”
His comments were supported by examples throughout the auction. Saturday’s session largely included the Phil Norton Country
Store Collection, from Ohio. Phil attended the auction with his
two granddaughters and all three seemed to enjoy the excitement.
$4,000. Two framed Brunswick “Billiard Experts of the
World” posters, in the red and green versions, sold for
$2,800 and $2,500 respectively. For those ready to shoot
a classic game of billiards, the Brunswick Emanuel heavily inlaid table sold at $4,500. An equally striking pair of
ornately carved spectator chairs sold for nearly as much at
$4,000.
With Rock & Roll pieces mixed in, the Sunday session
The top lot in the Saturday session was the Montelaise Vigorola
had an interesting harmony! One of everyone’s favorite
Syrup dispenser. Penn told the audience, “We’ve sold hundreds
pieces had an age difference of about 100 years and five
Advertising sign, Cascarets Candy
of syrup dispensers and this one is the most pristine dispenser
generations from the pieces in the billiard collection. Both
Cathartic, "They Work While You Sleep",
we’ve ever sold. It looks like it was never used.” The dispenser
collections reflecting the main pastimes of the young in
early stone lithography on paper from
ended up bringing a $6,750 price. These reported prices do not
their respective generations. So it wasn’t surprising that the
Morgan Litho Co.-Cleveland, extremely
include the 10% to 20% buyer’s premium. Spice tins were also
1979 Bally “Kiss” pinball machine played well for a wincolorful w/10+ colors, never before dispopular in the auction and Norton and hundreds of them. Many
ning bid of $2,300. A collectable set of four posable Kiss
played & always folded, minor separations
commanded “Spicy” prices too! One lot of five, including Dandy“action” figures, in their original boxes, walked up to a top
at fold line & 1" separation on right outer
Line by Colter, Sunset Gold by Piggly-Wiggly & Burke's by
bid of $600. A set of composition Kiss heads, each one
border, o/wise Exc cond w/outstanding
Burke Grocery Co.-Cinc, shook out a top bid of $1,000. Two
autographed, sold for $500. A signed Frank Zappa concert
color, 28"H x 41.5"W. Sold at $2,300.
other lots, A Daisy Dell Brand Allspice and a Foltz Maid Cloves
contract brought $400 and a Beatles third state Butcher
each sold for $850. But the top spice lot was the rare Dove Brand 5 drawer oak spice album brought $475. Another album, c.1971, Led Zeppelin IV, with all four band
cabinet from the Frank Tea & Spice Co., Cincinnati, OH. It brought a tasty $3,500 member autographs, sold to a Zeppelin fan for $850. Everyone wondered about the
top bid.
Gibson Les Paul guitar. In it’s original case, it strummed it’s way up to a respectable
$750 bid. But one of the more surprising lots in the auction was at the end of the
From spices to razors...the interest held up. Small things continued to bring big session. Lot #1034 had six comic books, including three early “Golden Age”
prices. A small, 7” x 7” counter top display for Tree Brand Razors, sliced off a big comics. They were a World’s Finest No. 14 with Superman & Batman, a Detective
bid of $2,700. The display, from H. Boker & Co. came with a selection of six mis- Comics No. 65 with Batman & Robin and an Action Comics No. 16, with Superman.
cellaneous celluloid straight razors. Advertising collectors all appreciated the beau- The lot of six exploded to a top bid of $800 in an instant. Again...another reflection
tiful lithography in the two excellent condition stone lithos for Cascarets Candy of the favorite pastime of several generations removed. Penn concluded, “All in all
Cathartic. The large paper signs, 28” x 41” commanded an impressive $2,300 and this was a fun and successful auction. We offered collections that spanned over a
$2,250.
hundred years and there was solid interest across the timeline. What fun it was to
watch the bidders, younger and older!”
The variety at Penn’s auction kept bidders interested and there were significant
pieces throughout the auction. One of the pieces was the Willimantic Linen Penn’s next auction is the weekend of November 1, 2 & 3, 2013 and will also be in
Exposition Spool cabinet. The impressive display features a towering structure of Des Moines, IA. According to Penn, the three days will feature billiard pieces from
spool thread in the form of a building. It likely was made for the Philadelphia or the collection of the late Steve Keesey of Pennsylvania, the Coca-Cola collection of
Columbian expos. The piece quickly attracted a winning bid of $2,200. Another the late Chuck Hardy from Iowa, several country store collections, drug store and
piece that sold at that $2,200 price was the coin-operated Blackhawk Brand aspirin soda fountain items, coin operated machines and a variety of other unusual pieces.
vendor. In excellent original condition, the machine came nearly full of original tiny Interested participants are encouraged to contact Rich Penn Auctions at 319-291canisters containing aspirins. Also selling at the $2,200 price...but much larger, was 6688 between 9 AM & 5 PM CST, M-F. [email protected]
the 12’ long oak Sherer seed counter. Correct, with all it’s signed pulls and appropriBilliard lithograph on paper
ate transfers & tags, it will make a keystone piece to any country store collection.
poster, World Championship
Petroliana collectors were pumped with excitement when a rare ripple glass
Match in Chicago, April 17, 1883,
Mobilgas globe crossed the block. With two glass panels showing the iconic Pegasus
expertly matted & framed. This
logo, and even a small crack in the collar, the globe still metered a $2,100 top bid.
poster is a "Souvenir of the
Event" hosted by Brunswick Balke
Even though the Saturday session featured 600 lots, guest auctioneer Fred VanMetre
Collender. Jacob Schaeffer was the
kept the pace throughout and finished the session in late afternoon. Sunday’s session
Champion. Other participants
was shorter, with just over 400 lots and began promptly at 9:00.
shown are M. Vignaux, M. Daly,
W. Sexton, T. Wallace, Jos Dion &
Sunday’s session featured the billiard collection of Dave Laney and the Rock & Roll
A. Morris. Shows the "Emblem"
collection of Sarah & Ryan King. And things did “rock” with the billiard pieces
or Prize for winning First Prize.
racking up top bids. With dozens of classic Brunswick pieces, midway through the
An exceedingly Rare poster in Exc cond, 31"H x 37"W. Sold at $5,000.
Sunday session came the very rare J.M. Brunswick & Balke “Nonpareil” cue rack,
With all it’s original lettering, it attracted both strong in-house and internet bidding.
Seed counter,
The successful in-house bidder came from California and took the rack home for
Sherer, oak
$10,000. Another rare Brunswick cue rack was the elegant rotary, in ebonized cherw/orig
cast iron
ry wood with gold gilding, it spun up quickly to an equally elegant top bid of $8,500.
marked Sherer
pulls, Sherer label
Decorative billiard pieces did well too. A framed souvenir poster from the 1883
on front & Sherer
World Championship Billiard Match in Chicago, shot straight to a winning bid of
transfers on both ends, Exc orig cond, 33"H x 142"L x 29"D. Sold at $2,200.
$5,000. A reverse paint on glass sign for the Metropolitan Billiard Hall sold at
Continued on page 8
Advertising sign, Cascarets Candy
Cathartic, "They Work While You Sleep",
early stone lithography on paper from
Morgan Litho Co.-Cleveland, extremely
colorful w/10+ colors, never before displayed & always folded, minor separations at fold lines. Sold at $2,250.
Billiard poster, "Billiard Experts of the
World", issued by BBC, c.1890's, orig red
version of US, France, Germany &
Mexico, Exc cond w/vibrant colors, prof
framed, 26" x 36". Sold at $2,800.
Spice cabinet, The
Advertising spice tin,
Advertising spice
Frank Tea & Spice Co. Dove
Daisy Dell Brand
tin, Foltz Maid
Brand-Cinc, "The Highest Grade
Allspice, Daisy Dell
Cloves, The Foltz
Ground Spice", oak 5 drwr unit
Distributors-Cinc, a
Grocery & Baking w/orig transfers on drwr fronts, finRare tin w/wonderful Co.-Cinc, a Rare tin
graphics in Exc cond, w/great graphics in ger pulls, paneled sides, unusual &
Rare, Exc cond, 26"H x 25"W x
3"H x 2"W. Sold at
Exc+ cond, 3"H x
19.5"D. Sold at $3,500.
$850.
1.75"W. Sold at
$850.
7
5 Spice containers, Dandy-Line
by Colter, Sunset Gold by PigglyWiggly & Burke's by Burke
Grocery Co.-Cinc, all w/product,
beautiful graphics & coloring, VG
to Exc cond, 2.25"-3.75"H. Sold
at $1,000.
Advertising display case, H. Boker &
Co's Tree Brand Razors,
glass in metal frame
w/stand, complete w/6 celluloid straight razors marked
Cinc, case in Exc cond,
razors VG/Exc cond, 7"H x
7.5"W. Sold at $2,700.
Mobilgas
Special gasoline globe, early
ripple glass frame
Spool cabinet,
w/identical curved glass lenses on
Willimantic Linen
both sides, Very Rare, 2" crack in
Exposition, features a
flange, o/wise Exc cond, 17"H x
magnificent towering Coin-operated aspirin vendor,
16"Dia. Sold at $2,100.
Blackhawk Brand, from
display of spool silk
Blackhawk Specialty Co.thread, likely a oneSilvis, IL, 5 Cents, Near-Mint
of-a-kind display,
glass is reverse paint- orig cond w/3 transfers &
ed but barely legible, many metal canisters of orig
Very Rare, VG cond, product, appears to have never
Billiard poster, "Billiard Experts of the
been used, w/key, 12"H x
40"H x 18"Sq. Sold
World", issued by BBC, c.1890's, orig green
Billiard table,
7.5"W. Sold at $2,200.
at $2,200.
Canadian version that's more Rare & hardEmanuel Brunswick heavily
er to find than the US, French & German
inlaid table featuring a background of walBilliard spectator
version, a few areas of color loss in green
nut w/inlays on legs, cabinet & rail blinds,
chairs, matched
border, VG+ cond w/vibrant colors, prof
restored w/some minor imperfections &
pair, ornately
framed, 26" x 38". Sold at $2,500.
repairs common with a table of this age, slates have no
carved oak,
cracks, a Very Rare model from the Civil War era in VG
c.1880's,
Billiard hall sign,
cond, 8 ft L w/4-pc slate. Sold at $4,500.
elegant &
framed orig glass
expertly
door insert from
Rock 'n Roll, KISS
restored
the Metropolitan
heads (4) from
&
Billiard Hall on
Illusive Originals,
reupholWabash Aveincludes
Simmons,
stered in
Chicago, reverse
Stanley,
Criss &
antiqued
paint on glass
Frehley, No. 1,975
glovew/no missing
of 15,000, composoft leather, 9
paint, an incredisition
w/orig paint, siglathe-turned dowels on
ble piece of bilnature
appears in upper
the backs. A Very Rare pair in
liard history in
LH corner, all in Exc
fantastic cond, 51.5"H x 25"W
Exc unrestored
cond, 13.75"H x
w/seat height at 27". Sold at $4,000.
cond in a period
13.75"W.
Sold at $500.
frame, 35"H x 25.5"W. Sold at $4,000.
Continued from pages 6 & 7
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Rock 'n Roll, complete set of KISS
poseable figures (4), all in orig boxes,
c.1978 Mego Corp, all figures in Exc NOS
cond, boxes in Good cond, ea 12.5"H.
Sold at $600.
Coin-operated pinball
machine, Bally
"KISS", c.1979, a
classic machine in VG
working cond, 71"H x
30"W x 52"D. Sold at
$2,300.
Rock 'n Roll, Frank Zappa and
the Mothers of Invention signed
contract w/9 pg Rider for Dayton,
Ohio/Hara Sports Arena
November 20, 1974, dated October
28, 1974, Exc cond, 11"H x
8.5"W. Sold at $400.
Rock 'n roll, Led
Zeppelin IV autographed gate-fold
album sleeve w/signatures of all 4 band
members-Jimmy Page
(Guitar), Robert Plant
(Vocalist), John Bonham (Drums) & John Paul Jones (Keyboard),
c.1971, VG/Exc cond, nicely matted & framed, 20.5"Sq. Sold at $850.
Rock 'n Roll,
Beatles
Butcher
"Yesterday
and Today"
album sleeve,
appears to be
3rd State as
some residue
from glue can
be seen upon
close examination, album
sleeve only-no
record, VG
cond image is clear & has good color, 12.25"Sq, nicely
framed under glass 16"Sq. Sold at $475.
6 Comic books, 1950's Dell 10-cent, 2 Gene
Autry, 1 Roy Rogers, bright colors, VG used
cond; World's Finest No. 14 CGC 4.5
Superman/Batman Summer in protective plastic case,
VG cond; Detective Comics No. 65 CGC 2.5 Batman &
Robin in protective plastic case, VG cond & Action Comics No. 16 1930's
Superman, Good cond w/rough cover, pen/pencil marks, rough edges & top rt corner missing. Sold at $800.
Star Wars Toys: A Super Collector's Wish
Book
Price: $39.99
Geoffrey T. Carlton
www.schifferbooks.com
Book Details
ISBN: 9780764341601
Size:
8 1/2" x 11"
Illustrations: 8,605 color photos
Pages: 448
Availability: Now Available
Binding: Hard Cover
Assembled for the first time are all the Star
Wars toys from that galaxy far, far away.
This edition focuses solely on the toys, with
the thorough text and exhaustive listings
dedicated to the documentation and appraisal of generations of favorites from around the globe. Over 8,600 color photos, many
not seen in any other publication, help to decipher finds from the common to the
rare and exotic at local shops, online, and abroad. Covered here are toys ranging
from action figures and their vehicles to weapon toys and yo-yos. Designed as an
independent authority on Star Wars toys from 1977 to 2012, this book is a complimentary companion to the Star Wars Super Collector's Wish Book. For anyone with
a passion for toys past and present or the epic Star Wars films, this book is a rare
gem.
Studio Glass in America: A 50 Year
Journey
Price: $50.00
Ferdinand Hampson
www.schifferbooks.com
Book Details
ISBN: 9780764342301
Size:
9" x 12"
Illustrations: 455 color images
Pages: 256
Availability: Sep 2012
Binding: Hard Cover
The American studio glass movement can
be traced to 1962, when Harvey Littleton, a
professor of ceramics at the University of
Wisconsin, had a dream to alter molten
glass into unique forms in a studio setting
and teach his techniques. For the first time in its 3,500-year history, glass production, that had been limited to factory settings, moved to the artists' studios and
became a part of an academic program in the fine arts. Since then, glass has become
the fastest growing studio art medium throughout the world. This book takes us
from the first workshop in a Toledo, Ohio garage, to reveal decade by decade the
unprecedented growth of studio glass. Through high-quality, detailed images and
stories, this retrospective of 50 top artists is a collector's dream. Noted art dealer
Ferdinand Hampson offers a unique perspective on this exciting evolution.
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Wednesday, June 26, 2013 - 4:30 P.M.
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shipping must be paid by credit card. See Proxibid for online bidding & shipping terms.
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mix of furniture including select antique & vintage pieces, Mid-Century, & better contemporary furniture – oil paintings, watercolors, etchings, Victorian prints, Italian marble bust, statues, & other
works of art – LeCoultre Atmos shelf clock – lamps - & numerous collectibles of value. 50+ Victorian
sterling silver hand-crafted bracelets & other sterling silver jewelry – 10K & 14K gold jewelry –
hand-carved Victorian cameo – gold watches – vintage wrist watches – gold coins –numerous Morgan
silver dollars - Peace silver dollars – other American coins. Rare Stevens pocket rifle with removable
stock – black powder rifles – pellet rifles – BB guns – other firearms (all federal & state laws apply)
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HOUSEHOLD AUCTION
919 N. 8th St., Manitowoc, WI 54220
SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 2013 - 11:00 A.M.
Inspection 10:00 A.M.
Directions: I-43 to Manitowoc. Take the Waldo BLVD./airport exit. Stay on 42/Waldo BLVD.
until N. 9TH. ST., turn right 2 blocks to New York AVE., turn left on New York 1 block to 8TH.
Left on 8TH. 1 block to 919 8th ST. This is a one way road in front of the home. Do not park in
the alley, Tow away zone!
Antiques and household to include the following: Sideboard with fancy carving on the front, Oak fern
stand, Oak commode w/towel bar, Free standing cupboard w/butcher block top, Modern coffee table, 2
back bar mirrors, old carum board, 6’ round rug, 14’ Mirro Craft deep “V” lake Michigan setup; Fish
finder, new battery, new tires on trailer, 45 lb. Thrust Minnkota trolling motor, 25hp outboard motor,
Patio sets, Patio bar w/4 high-back chairs and bartender stool, Old bulk milk can, Horse eveners,
Antique farm tools, odds & ends. Peculiar items and box lots everyone will enjoy. Plan to attend this
fast paced 3 hour auction. Call the auctioneer with any/all questions.
LAKESHORE AUCTION SERVICE
2235 La Follette Ave., Manitowoc, WI 54220-2530 - 920-682-4293
Charlie Kurth, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #2340-052
GAVIN BROS. AUCTION
SHERRY BUMP COMIC BOOK COLLECTION
1500 + Comics
LOCATION: Knights of Columbus Hall, on the South edge of Reedsburg, WI on Highway 23 South.
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 2013 - 10:30 A.M.
Note: Sherry has collected comic books for many years and is now dispersing her collection. Some will be sold individual and some will
be in groups. If you are interested in comics, this is an outstanding opportunity. Viewing starting at 7:00 AM. Pictures at www.gavinbros.com. 130 + 10 Cent Dell Comics: including Walt Disney/Donald Duck from the 40’s; Mutt & Jeff, Tom & Jerry, Tweety & Sylvester,
Looney Tunes, Uncle Scrooge, Andy Panda, Woody Wood Pecker, Pluto, Mickey Mouse, Lone Ranger, Zane Grey, Red Ryder, Bugs Bunny
& Others. 60 + 10 Cent: including DC, Hallden, Pins, ANC, Toby & Fawcett. 50 + 12 Cent: Gold Key, Dell, Harvey, DC, Marvel & Others
– Mutt & Jeff, Road Runner, Lone Ranger, Yogi Bear, Daniel Boone, Lassie & Others. 325 + 15 Cent Gold Key: including Tom & Jerry,
Porky Pig, Donald Duck, Bugs Bunny, Uncle Scrooge, Wild West, Huey, Dewey & Louie, Road Runner, Chip ‘n’ Dale & Others. 80 + 15
Cent Whitman: including Donald Duck, Bugs Bunny, Mickey & Goofy, Pluto, Woody Wood Pecker, Road Runner & Others. 25+ 15 Cent:
including Classic Junior, Dell Harvey & Others. 80 + 20 Cent: including Whitman, Gold Key, Fawcett, Marvel, DC & Others. Lots of other
35 Cent, 40 Cent, 50 Cent, 60 Cent, 75 Cent, 95 Cent, and more Comic Books.
Terms: Cash or good check. Sales Tax Applies. Visa or Master Card 3% convenience fee.
GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLC
Wisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg and Baraboo
608-524-6416 or 608-356-9437• www.gavinbros.com
ESTATE AUCTION
ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES
WITTENBERG BEST WESTERN INN, WITTENBERG, WI
SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. - Preview: 8:30 A.M.
Directions: From Wittenberg, take Hwy. 29 East To 45 South (Exit 198), Best
Western Is Located Just off The Exit.
2000 Ford Taurus SES with only 71,000 Miles, Murray Lawn Tractor,
20Hp 46” Cut With Snowblower Attachment,
Fabulous Costume Jewelry to Include
Rhinestone Necklaces, Earrings, Bracelets,
Biker Skull Rings, Biker Belt, Harley Belt
Buckles, Nesting Bowl Sets To Include Jadeite, FireKing & Pyrex. Stoneware Mixing Bowls, Many Crocks,
Lots Of Misc. Colored Glass & Pottery, Hull McCoy Platters, Cookie Jars, Rooster
Collection, 50’s Kit-Cat clock, Grandfather Clock, Cragstan Shuttle Train MIB, Hull
Autumn Leaf Coffee/Teapot, S&P, Sugar, Creamer, Bowls, Collector Plates,
Washstand, Fishing Creel, Two Full Old Tackle, Fishing Equipment, Graniteware,
Smoking Stand, Oil, Splatter Bowl, Art Glass, 1960’s Dining
Room and Bedroom Set, Chrome 50’s Table W/6 Chairs Red
W/White piping, Bridge Lamp, Produce Scales,
White Kitchen Cabinet, Large Cabin Birdhouse,
Mobil Freezone Oil Can. Cash or Check. Everything
Is Sold “AS IS”. All Sales Are Final. Announcements Day of Sale Take
Precedence over Printed Matter. Not Responsible For Loss or Accident.
W5346 Clark Lane, Pickerel, WI 54465 • 715-484-2006
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer:
Vikki Carbonari #2258
[email protected] www.carbonariauctions.com
COLLECTIBLES, HOUSEHOLD & TOOLS AUCTION
ESTATE OF PAUL & CHARLOTTE FUDE
131 STONEY RIDGE ROAD, – RIPON, WI
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
NOTE: Very clean and well cared for merchandise.
COLLECTIBLES: Kimball pump organ; marble top commode; glass top table w/4 chairs; drop front desk
w/pigeon holes; commode; full length mink coat & stole; Leah Manning 3’x 5’ hand-painted farm scene; rocking chair; 2 drawer wood commode; 12 piece dish setting; 2 drawer sewing spool cabinet; trunks; piano bench;
wicker basket; folding end table w/picture; hand-painted elk picture; brown stoneware jug; McComb 5 gal. pottery crock; caned chair; wood bench; arrowheads; Indian beaded items; 100’s pieces of jewelry; Schmidt beer
cans; embossed bottle; German hymnals; Jesus carving from Jerusalem; elephant knick knacks; marble jewelry
box; plant stand; hand-painted pictures; 2 needle point chairs; seashells; cook books; recipe boxes; clothes pins;
books; 1950’s calendars; Christmas decorations; oval mirror; Valentine cards; lunch box; Elvis 45 record; wood
child’s table; sewing table; wood carved buffalo; poker chips; compass; Packers Superbowl watch; 15 ladies hats;
silverware; knife set; wood stool; games; puzzles; colored glassware; records; tin cookie boxes; Avon; clock
radio; rabbit skin men’s hat; deer skin lined jacket; Hyler Hors picture; petrified wood; Match Box cars; kraut
kutter; embossed & cork bottles; polka records; meat grinder; sausage stuffer; thick records; fox traps; foreign
coins; Ike $’s; Israel coins; Canadian pennies. HOUSEHOLD: 4 drawer dresser; New-hide-a-bed; upright freezer; desk; compact refrigerator; Cadence Treadmill – New; pictures & frames; TV’s; Sentry safe; end tables; occasional chairs; stereo; wood chairs; cement German Sheppard dog; cement planters; magazine rack; light bulbs;
kitchen goods; towels; file cabinet; blankets; planters; sewing material; pots; pans; cutting boards; crockpot; lawn
chairs; glass bowls; purses; plants; wood box; bar stools; fry pans; slide projector w/screen & slides; gas grill; lift
chair; card tables; coin bank; bookcases & more. SHOP EQ.: Shop Vac; wheelbarrows; battery charger; leaf blower;
aluminum step ladder; rakes; shovels; extension cords; hedge trimmer; bolt assorters; C-clamps; hammers; sand paper;
pipe wrenches; screw drivers; step ladders; jumper cables & more. SPECIAL ITEM: Optical Clear View reading
machine. TERMS: Cash or Good Check and Positive Identification Required. All announcements sale day supersede all printed material.
AUCTIONEERS: Col. Don Wagner, Ripon, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #457, 920-7483000 or 920-685-2982. Col. Steve Wagner, Neshkoro, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #458,
920-361-4203.
Sale Managed & Conducted by: DON WAGNER’S AUCTION SERVICE
Ripon, WI • 1-800-452-7677 or 1-920-748-3000
www.donwagnersales.com Email: [email protected]
ANTIQUE AUCTION
KEWASKUM, WI
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 2013 - 4:00 p.M.
Inspection: 3:00 P.M.
LOCATION: Hwy. 45 or 28 to Kewaskum, East on Hwy. 28 to Hwy. "S", then north 1.5 miles to hall.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The private collection of Craig Sedgwick with additions. This sale is remarkable for
the exceptionally fine condition of every category. No projects here; it’s all ready to go!
FURNITURE: Pierced tin jelly cupboard & another; Nice dry sink; 2 nice oak ice boxes; Baking cupboard; 8 ft.
oak showcase; Vict. dresser; Birds-Eye vanity; 20’s china hutch & library desk; 1900’s loveseat; Walnut washstand;
Oak drop leaf; Hanging cupboard; Convertible hichair; Harness maker’s bench; Tea cart; Trunks; Chairs; Treadle
sew machine; 2 wrought iron patio sets, glider & chaise; Elec. fireplace; Fret corner shelf; Etc.
GLASS/CHINA: 84 different cocktail shakers & sets; Lg. caster set; Jadeite cereal; Crystal; Depr. spice sets; Syrups;
Hall & numerous other Tom & Jerry sets; Jardinières; Canister set; Shawnee fruit pottery; Head vases; Clown reamers; Porcelain animals; Novelty teapot collection; Cookie jars; Novelty & decorative china; Etc.
STONEWARE: Gunther & BernsAlbany cream pot; 5 gl. Hermann churn; C.I. Williams 3 gl. jug, PA; T.F. Rappert
stone jar, PA; 5 gl. RW birch leaf crock; 5 gl. RW jugs; 3 gl. RW jug; RW nest/7 blue line bowls; RW nested milk
pans; 2 & 3 gl. decorated beehive jugs; 2, 3 & 4 gl. Gunther crocks; 4 gl. Pierron crock; Herman
snuff jar; Franklin pitcher; Sleepy Eye pitcher; RRPCO water cooler; 4 gl. Monmouth churn; Nest/5
Watt bowls; Nested spatter bowls; Nest/4 Hull bowls; Nest/6 mix bowls; Sponge creamers;
Stoneware molds; Etc.
TOYS: Nice doll cupboard & steamer trunk; Vintage Hot Wheels Sizzlers 6500 & 6502 both in
boxes; 24 Red Line Hot Wheels, 22 buttons & rally case; Hot Wheels Super Charger, Juice Machine
& lap counter all in boxes; 13 HO slot racers; Many boxed & loose Matchbox, Corgie, Johnny
Lightning & Lesney die cast vehicles; Fully stocked G.I. Joe locker & figure; G.I. Joe Jeep, trailer, space
capsule; Tonka 530 camper & 315 dump truck w/boxes; Tonka Hi-Way Mobil Clam; T. Dam Troll giraffe; Steel
truck & farm toys; Tin litho pails; Chein duck & other tin windups; Space age lunch box; 60’s football pennants;
1960’s baseball & football cards; Stepin Tom black toy; Viewmaster; Doll dishes; F. Flyer & other sleds; Child’s
skis; Game boards; Rubber stamp set; Etc.
COINS, STERLING: 27 silver dollars include: 1880S, 1883, 1885CC & 1903, all MS63; 1885S, 1878CC AU,
82 & 84 UNC, all are in super condition; Full Ike set; 17 silver eagle proofs incl 93Pthru 98P; 10 unc silver eagles;
US silver commemoratives; Other silver & loose coins; Silver qtrs.; 2 cent; Large cent; 1909 VDB AU cent; Proof
sets; Partial books of cent, nickel, dime & halves; Olympic silver coins; 6 Canada $5 silver; Foreign coins; Lunar
medallions; 78 pcs. svc/12 International Sterling Spring Glory flatware; Etc.
THE REST: Copper boiler/still; Coats spool cabinet; Putman dye cabinet; Oak wall phone; NYCS & other RR
lanterns; Barn lanterns; Several oil lamps; Super kerosene jar; Singer port sew mchn; Hair combs; Flemish art; Good
game prints; B.P.G print; Framed art; Stereo viewer; Valet; Bud collectibles; Carved animals; Scout & Philmont
items; 1965-93 WI bow hunter’s pins; Duck rigs; Snow shoes; Wood skates; Numerous choc. & candy molds; 15
ice cream molds; Horlick’s, Kraft & Borden malted milk cans; Horlick’s jar & mixers; Milk bottles; Wood butter
churn; Butter moulds; Maytag cheese keeper; Cheese boxes; 4 figural string holders; Colored & other beater jars;
Adv. tins & boxes; Springerly rollers & boards; Cookie molds & cutters; Banana & egg crates; Planter’s jars; Oak
picnic basket; Gray graniteware; Enamelware; Black Americana; Tin ware; Wood spice jar sets; Bread boxes;
Spinning wheel; Coleman gas iron; Sadirons; Firkin; Washboards; Laundry primitives; Crosby juke style radio; Etc.
Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments
Appraisals ~ Real Estate ~ On Site or Indoor Sales
TERMS: No buyer’s premium. Cash or good checks. Out of state, two
forms of picture ID required. 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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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
THURSDAY ~ JULY 4th, 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.
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 Wednesday, July 3rd ~ 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]
Next Auction in Jefferson - Tuesday, August 6th, 2013.
LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE
105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983
SUNDAY - JUNE 23, 2013
9 A.M. INSPECTION - 10 A.M. - Coins Only
Approx. 11:30 A.M. We will be selling Antiques, Collectibles, Household items.
WEDNESDAY - JUNE 26, 2013
4 P.M. INSPECTION - 5 P.M. Auction
We will be selling smaller area estates.
**** NO AUCTIONS JUNE 30 - JULY 14, 2013****
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]
ESTATE AUCTION
AMERICAN LEGION, 989 LEGION DRIVE, TWIN LAKES, WI 53181
SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 2013 - 11:00 A.M.
JOE SITAR #2
PRIME LAKE NOQUEBAY REAL ESTATE
& PERSONAL PROPERTY
WI NORTHWOODS AUCTION
600’ ON THE LAKE W/16 SECLUDED ACRES!
Chance of a lifetime to own a stunning lakefront property!
Use the existing home or build your dream home!
N8603 Boat Landing Road, Crivitz, WI
Saturday, June 29th, 2013 - 10:00AM CST
Existing home: 2bd/2ba-Full Basement-Lrg Grg.
Real Estate offered at 1:00 PM CST
Also includes: 10 & 14K jewelry; signed costume jewelry (jewelry to sell early, don’t be late!); John Deere
170 lawn tractor; German Iron Cross medal; Ruger
.357 Police issue service revolver; early Italian Video
accordion - like new; over 200 silver War nickels; US
Krag bayonet w/scabbard; 250 Gal. propane tank; like new gas heater/furnace; 6’ x 52’ stack
of dry/split hardwood firewood; Stainless fridge and double oven; Lighted hutch; oriental
room divider; oriental porcelain tiles; furniture; antique furniture; Persian area rugs;
Craftsman & White lawn mowers; Mantis composter; distressed Amati violin copy; Russian
mink jacket; lrg. copper tea service; artist & engraver proof signed litho; (3) pc oak
executive computer center; antique wood fishing lures; Sunbeam mixer; handmade
baby christening gown (beautiful); EdenPure heater; US marked
machete; draw knives; lrg. bench vise; hand & power
tools; machinist tooling; washer & dryers; lawn equipment; Mac chain saw; primitives; household; vintage
Christmas items; Tasco telescope, micro binoculars; Kentucky
Colonels Zippo; camping gear; 75hp Evinrude Startlite outboard; Elgin
25 hp outboard; 16-18’ open bow fiberglass boat on trailer w/75hp Evinrude outboard;
small craft boat trailers & LOTS MORE! Bring your trailers! Great onsite auction!
Directions: take Hwy 141 north of Crivitz to Cty X in Middle Inlet, go east to Maple Beach
Rd by the Sportsman Club, turn south to Elinor Dr, turn right to property at corner of Elinor
and Boat Landing Rd. Watch for “Auction Today” signs; Food and restroom on site.
Terms: Cash OR Good Check preferred, CC accepted. Everything sold as-is, no warranties.
Announcements on sale day take precedence over printed material. No contingencies on real
estate. *Deposit and signed bidder’s packet required to bid on real estate. Contact us for
real estate terms. No Buyer’s Fee! Absentee bids accepted and executed fairly.
BANISTER AUCTION SERVICES - #375 - Marinette, WI - 715-789-2306
Auctioneer Roger Anderson #1962
Visit our site for detailed listing and photos!
WWW.BANISTERAUCTIONSERVICES.COM
LOCATED: Coming from downtown Twin Lakes, E. Main Street stop sign in front of Rumpoles,
Take S. Lake Shore to first left, Legion Drive, then east about 6/10 of a mile to American Legion on
right. From Kenosha Co. Rd. KD/336th. Ave., turn west on 98th Street which will become Legion
Drive, then west about 1-1/2 miles, across from the Country Club Golf Course.
NOTE: Auctioning the personal property estate of Joe Sitar, a well-liked longtime local Antiques
trader. Due to parking restrictions this Auction will be moved to the Twin Lakes American Legion.
Find interesting, exciting & fun to own collectibles, along with many nice furniture project pieces
for the refinisher. You will not be disappointed. Food available. COME TAKE A LOOK!
ART: Steel engraving of The Lookout "All’s Well" by Winslow Homer, was a presentation piece
from the American Hamburg Line c.1906, w.36" x h.24"; Old Oil painting on Canvas, woman w/hat;
Oil on canvas Europe street scene, Lambert w. 36" x h. 24""; Windmill painting; Framed
chalk picture; Framed print "The Age of Innocence" Iowa village – by Grant Wood; Woman
w/Brown eyes, Oil on canvas w.22" x h.18". POTTERY: Weller "Baldwin Apple" art pottery
Vase 8.5"; Blue Rookwood vase; Peters & Reed 3-footed George Washington 3handle vase; Van Briggle pink vase; Red Wing green shell vase; Roseville Zephyr
Lilly #24-15" repo-vase. BB-RIFLES: Red Ryder; Daisy #25 pump; Daisy model
#96 lever action; Daisy model 26; Benjamin; #63 Special break action; Sheridan
Silver Streak. COLLECTIBLES: Leather traveling perfume case w/4-Bottles; Ornate C.I.
Wall clock w/Bird on nest w/eggs on top; Art Noveau woman with cherub holding train,
spelter figure; 6 opera glasses; C./I coin bank; Coin saving’s banks w/key’s; Morgan Silver
dollars 1885-O & 1898-O; Counter bell; France folding 16-1/4" telescope; Kennedy six tier
tackle box full, wood lures, spoons selling together; FDR. Roosevelt metal doorstop C. 1933 Terebes
Chicago; Cast iron lamb mold; (3) ceremonial dress swords; (10) wood duck decoys; Arrowheads;
Meerschaum pipes; Small bronze teakettle; Lg. Wall clock; Edison Cylinder
records; Paper mache train mountain; (3) Elec. Osc. fans; Fishing reels; set of 4
wood spoke doll buggy wheels; Hickory snow skis; bamboo ski poles; Light fixture
globes; Radio crystal receiver set w/head phones; Cast iron dumbbells; (2) Pink
flamingo lawn ornaments; Griswold griddle; Tobacco pipes; 1966 Barbie dolls;
Hickory shaft golf clubs; (3) Child’s size wood shaft golf clubs; Flatirons; Large
cast iron shelf brackets; Beer steins; Nippon violin w/bow; Piano sheet music; 4-Qt.
Glass churn; 1960’s Beer trays; Cranberry glass 6" banquet lamp shade; (8) Beer steins; (2) White
petal ware Depression glass 10-3/4" plates; Box of carpenter wood molding planes; Two man logging saws; Oak Machinist tool chest; RCA service mans repair box w/tubes; The Overland wood
wagon w/spoke wheels; Steiff stuffed toy animals include Airedale Terrier "Terry", Fox, Leopard,
Chipmunk, Monkey?, Replica 1904 Teddy Bear; Copper teakettle; Kerosene lanterns & parts &
MORE! ANTIQUE FURNITURE IN THE ROUGH: Mission Oak library desk "Quaint
Furniture", Stickley Bros.; Oak 4-section legal bookcase; Brass bed; Victorian bamboo chaise
lounge; (9) Bridge or pole lamps and extra parts; Victorian parlor tables; Oak lamp tables; C.I. Base
window bench; Piano stools; set of 4 Lg. glass ball table feet; (2) Lg. Canvas flat top trunks; Iron
bed; Oak Mission rocker; Painted highchair; Painted dressers; Newer ice cream table w/4-arm chairs;
Odd chairs; Settee; Table lamp bases; Dresser & wall Mirrors & other related. OLD HARDWARE:
Coat hooks; Feet; Wheels; Brass pulls; Door knobs; Strike plates; Other related. COLLECTORS
KNIVES: FIXED BLADES: Buck #12O USA.; Kabar #1209 USA; PIC
Original Bowie Knife, Solingren, Germany; Western H48B Sheath knife; J.
A. Henckels Presentation Hunter, Germany #761/1000; Maxam, Hunters
Choice. FOLDING KNIVES: Schrade SC 500, Scrimshaw; Sears
Craftsman 95206 SS.; Buck 450 USA.; Tasco #440 Vandium SS, Japan; Western West lock S-534
W/S; Uncle henry #227 UH w./Double Schrade blades; Camilus, "The American Wildlife Series"
MIB.; Old Timer 50TG Bruin Lock back USA.; Case XX, USA. FILLET KNIVES: Rapala J.
Marttinini; Normark; OLDER POCKET KNIVES; BOOKS: Pilgrims progress book; Colliers
Photographic History of the World’s War 1918; Neely’s Photographs, "Fighting in the Philippines"
C. 1899; Drawings by C. D. Gibson book c. 1894; Pictorial portfolio of the World 1922 atlas; Big &
Better Little books.
TERMS: CASH/GOOD CHECK. Photo DL/ID to Register, Bid & Buy. All purchases must be
settled for in full & prior to same day removal from premises. Items may be added or deleted from
this list. Day of auction statements by auctioneer will prevail.
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: Mike Murphy #285, DELAVAN WI
To preview many photos: www.MurphyAuctions.com/AuctionCalendar.htm
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LARGE HOUSEHOLD, PERSONAL
& REAL ESTATE AUCTION
ANOTHER AUCTION WITH COL. RENE' BRASS
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Website: www.colrene.net
FOR: ED GOETZ
2439 DEERPATH DR.,
GREEN BAY, WI
Elderly lady moving. Most items excellent!
SUN., JUNE 30 - STARTS 10:30 A.M. - VIEW 9:30 (Lunch)
Wk 2&3 discounted 25%
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total $137.50
4 miles North of Rhinelander, WI on Hwy. 47 to Harmony Hill Dr. (#6185). Many lovely pieces
of antique furniture, lovely old glass & dishes, approx. 50 beautiful dolls, doll items,
child’s unique barber shop chair-(horse shaped), Persian & European wool rugs, & many
other fine antiques! English saddle, bridles, home furnishings, & more! Terms: Cash or good
[email protected]
check. Credit cards w/4% convenience fee. Sales tax on some items.
Auction conducted by St. Louis Auctions LLC., 6728 Whitefish Lk. Rd., Three Lakes, WI
54562. PH: 715-367-1668. R.W.A. Col. Rene’ Brass #424, Col. Robert St. Louis #450.
SUNDAY, JUNE 23,
2013 - 10:00 A.M.
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VISIT US AT
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Many old and new items, complete houshold.
Auctioneers: David LaCount, WI Reg. #731 Tim Sullivan
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920-621-4834
715-524-3076
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THREE DAY FIRECRACKER ESTATE AUCTION
Auction to be held at the:
TUMBLESON AUCTION CENTER - 1635 N. MAIN ST., PRINCETON, IL
AUCTION
Personal Property of Russell Spanbauer
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 2013 - 4:00 P.M.
N11459 ALMA STREET, ANIWA, WI
Visit our Website For More Details: www.chuillisauction.com
Directions: Take Hwy. 45 to Cty. Z. West into Aniwa to Alma Street. South On Alma to site.
Auction Note: Join us for a Thursday evening sale. Featuring sporting goods, good quality household, collectibles
and more. Everything has been well cared for. Guns & Sporting: Marlin octagon barrel 44-40 lever action S/N
316809, Winchester Mod. 94 30 WCF S/N 1291698 (1943-1948), New Haven 283TA .410 gauge, Springfield 16
gauge, Iver Johnson 20 ga., Savage Mod. 1904 22 rifle, Elk shoulder mount, wicker creels, bamboo fly rod and other
fly rods, binoculars, bear hide, trout net, wood oars, pocket knives and more. Antiques & Collectibles: Child’s oak
press-back rocker w/cane seat, child’s rocker, child size Saddiron, excellent two man saws, Macomb stoneware canning jars, Victorian pickle caster, Wm. LeMond fruit pastel painting, oak fern stand, oak library table, Duo Art player piano, 2 gallon Western Stoneware crock, oil lamps, steamer trunk, camel back trunk, set of 6 child’s bow back
chairs, school desks, carpenters toolboxes, 36 inch brass wrench and other vintage wrenches, True Value West Point
girls bike, and other collectibles. Household: South West Theme sofa w/matching love seat, South West theme floor
lamp, 3 piece sofa, dining room set, Coffee table and end table set, sofa table, freezers, knick knacks and figurines,
table lamps, kitchen table & chair set, washer & dryer, Kenmore refrigerator, china set and the usual household
items. Rest Of Sale: Simplicity riding mower, Ariens snowblower, yard tools, hand tools, steel fence posts, new
trash cans w/covers, small iron pile, lumber, New never used 2 X 4’s.
Terms & Conditions: Cash Or Good WI Only (CC Cards Not Accepted For This Sale) All Items Sold AS IS.
Absentee Bids Accepted And Executed Fairly!!!!
CHUILLI’S AUCTION & APPRAISAL SERVICE, LLC
JERRY CHUILLI
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #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!!!
REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD AUCTION
LOCATION: 30 MARSHNER ST., PLYMOUTH, WI
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2013 3:00 P.M. START
REAL ESTATE $67,900
3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath, 1 car attached garage, to be offered at
live auction on site at home, 5:00 p.m., June 26th, 2013. 1 block
to City Park.
Terms: To be offered at auction with reserve by seller. $4,000
cash down payment, closing on or before July, 30th, 2013.
View picture at www.billcain.com or call for a private showing:
(920) 893-8842
Household: Couch, love seat, chairs, end tables, parlor table, bookshelf, JVC 40 plus inch TV,
cedar chest, new microwave, china hutch, Hobnail glass, quilts, linens, lamps, 3 bedroom sets,
Sentry 2’ floor safe, dressing stand, garden tools, hand tools, electric fireplace, MTD snowblower
8 h.p. like new; bird bath, step ladders, music cd’s, sewing machine, total kitchen goods, 33 records,
baskets, Delta 6” sander, shop bench, sewing basket, gas grill, some fishing equipment.
Antiques and Collectibles: Drum table, old picture frames, old oak dresser with handkerchief drawers,
dressers, deck, Rattan chair, cane seated chairs, ornate old 5 tier wood shelf, spinning wheel, cane seated rocker, brass floor lamp, glass chandelier, electric heater, comic books, Indian head pennies, Buffalo
head nichols, miscellaneous silver coins, 10 and 12 cent coins and much more. Rain Or Shine.
Terms: Cash or Check. Owner: Jerome Skeleton (Estate). Goods from Jim Sweeting Estate.
Auctioneer: Nick Cain (Wisconsin Auctioneer #2143)
“The Bill Cain Team of Professionals”
• Realtors • Auctioneers • Appraisers - RE/MAX Realty Plus
“Wisconsin’s Lake, Land and Country Specailists”
Bill Cain Auction Service • Real Estate • Antiques • Liquidation
P.O. Box 220/433 E. Mill St., Plymouth, WI 53073 920-893-8842
[email protected] Bill Cain WI Licensed Auctioneer #504
Located 100 miles West of Chicago, IL just off Int. 80, Exit 56, South on Rt. 26 in Princeton, IL
(Behind the Sherwood Antique Mall) on:
THURS., JULY 4, FRI., JULY 5 & SAT., JULY 6, 2013
TIME: 10:00 A.M. (Preview: 8:00 A.M.) Each Day
** SPECIAL PREVIEW OF ALL 3 DAYS: Wednesday, July 3, 2013: Time: 4:00-6:00 P.M.**
View Full Listing, Photos & Absentee Bid on website: www.tumblesonauction.com
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 2013
EARLYBIRD DUCK DECOY AUCTION AT 9:00 AM OUTSIDE!!!!!!!
Over 125 DECOYS & DUCK CALLS: Including Perdew, Walker, Elliston,
Illinois River, Duck Posters, Calendars & Prints, MANY
PERDEW ITEMS Including Letters, Paintings, Wood Carved
Straight Razor & Book. OLD FISHING ITEMS (Reels and
Lures, Etc): OVER 75 FIREARMS; (Long Guns & Handguns)
Including Winchester, Remington, Colt, Lorcin, Hi Point, S&W,
Mossberg & Others. RE-LOADERS, AMMO GUN RELATED ITEMS
& KNIVES; MANY Nice Framed Gun Ad Prints; COLLECTION OF COINS.
10% Buyer’s Premium & Proxibid Available for this Auction Day Only!
FRIDAY, JULY
\ 5, 2013
2001 Silver Metallic Chevy Camaro w/Only 2000 Original Miles V6, T-Tops Spoiler, 1974
Convertible MG Midget-88, 000 Miles & 1978 Red El Camino;
Grasshopper #318 Lawnmower.
FURNITURE: Including Eastlake Bedroom Set, Victorian
Dressers, Lawyer’s Barrister Bookcases, Lamp & Parlor
Tables-Some w/Marble, Oriental, Old Spool Cabinets,
Secretary Bookcases & Much More!!! SLOT MACHINE,
MUSIC BOXES & CHILD’S RECORD PLAYER: 5 Cent Antique Slot Machine;
Two Antique Disc Music Boxes; Nifty Nirona Child’s Crank Windup Record Player w/45
Records. LAMPS, CLOCKS, ARTWORK & RADIOS: Several Lamps, Kerosene & Miniature
Lamps, Several Nice Clocks Including French Porcelain, Kitchen, Mantle, Ansonia,
Iron & Others; Paintings-Oil, Yard Long, Victorian, Abe Lincoln & Jefferson Davis
Memorial Tin Type & Lincoln Picture; 2 Lg. Busts-(1-Christopher Columbus); 3
Antique Radios. LLADRO & CYBIS FIGURINES, FINE GLASSWARE
& POTTERY: Lladro & Cybis Figurines; Rookwood, Roseville, Hull,
Weller, Royal Doulton & Van Briggle Pottery; RS Prussia; Royal Bayreuth
Tapestry Rose Dresser Set & Other Pcs.; Pickard; Ornate Porcelain Cherub
Design Matching Ewers; Tall Cranberry Mary Gregory Vases and Cranberry Pitcher & Glass
Set; Cut Glass; Waterford; Majolica; Carnival Glass; Chocolate Pot Sets; Wavecrest; Belleek,
Lenox; Tall JP France Painted Pitcher; Sterling Silver; Silver Pickle Caster; Cruets; 2 Sets of
Noritake China; Fenton; Paperweights; Flo Blue. COLLECTION OF LADIES ITEMS: Diamond &
Costume Jewelry, Sterling, Linens, Quilts, Singer Featherweight Sewing Machine. DOLL & BARBIE COLLECTION (MINT CONDITION IN ORIGINAL BOXES).
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 2013
FIRESTONE BICYCLE AND PRIMITIVE FURNITURE INCLUDING: Old
Pine Upright Post Office Letter Holder Cabinet From Princeton
Post Office; 36 Drawer Card File by Globe Wernicke; Large
General Store Counter; Brass & Porcelain Barber ChairChicago; Counter; Very Unusual Primitive Spiral Staircase;
Buffets; Commodes; Round Pedestal Table; Dressers w/Mirror;
Several Trunks; Children’s Items and Much More!!! SLEEPY EYE
& STONEWARE: Nice Sleepy Eye to Include: Pitchers, Salt Bowls, & Butter Crock;
Lowell Pottery; Macomb, Western, Adv. Stoneware; Misc. Crocks & Crock Jugs;
Crock Bowls; Crockery Rolling Pins; Group of Shawnee Corn Dishware. MANY NICE PRIMITIVE & COLLECTIBLE ITEMS: Large Hires Rootbeer Keg Dispenser; Adv. Seed Box; One
Cent Coin Op. Blue Tip Matches Dispenser; Large Toledo General Store
Scale; Coffee Grinders; Egg Boxes; Barn Lanterns; Spice Cabinets; Old
Kitchen Utensils; Scales; Milk & Cream Cans; Porcelainware; Glass Dazey
Butter Churn; Glass Rolling Pins; Wood Bowls; Iron Nail Cup Holder; Milk
Bottles Including Leafy Lane & Local Area; Milk Bottle
Caps. Lg. Collection of Old Paper Mache Pumpkins, Cats, &
Halloween Collectibles; Glass Red Comet Fire Ext.; Old Bottles; Aunt
Jemina Collectibles; Old Door knobs, Casters & Hardware; Old Keys; Adv. Tins;
World Globes; Old Metal Fans; Coca-Cola Cooler; Texasware Bowls; Many Jars of
Marbles; Lg. Jadite Collection; Pink Depression Glass; Stangl Potter; Adv. Tire
Ashtrays; Pepsi/Cola Thermometers; Many Box Lots Too Numerous to Mention!!!
COLLECTION OF GAS PROPELLED TOY AIRPLANES W/ MANY ACCESSORIES & PARTS.
CRANK ESTATE, PEORIA, IL AND OTHERS.
TT TUMBLESON AUCTION COMPANY
Princeton, IL • 815-872-1852 Email: [email protected]
Auctioneers: Tom & Mary Tumbleson Lic. #040000396-397 & Tiffany Foes #441.001601
Terms: Cash or Check. Credit Card Accepted w/5% Fee.
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AMAZING AUCTION
Lifetime Collection So Big we will do TWO DATES!!!!
204 BURCHARD ST., BEAVER DAM, WI
DATES: PHASE 1, SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Viiew - 10:00 A.M. Saale
PHASE 2, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. Viiew - 10:00 A.M. Saale
John & Karen Fadness (J&K Antiques) have passed away and we will sell their extraordinary Collection of Red
Wing, Yard Longs, Farm Smalls, Fine Glass, Cast Iron, Furniture, Collectibles & Household at Auction.
We have divided up the Items for with an emphasis on Red Wing in Phase 2. See website for photos..Phase 1 will be up by the 15th! Phase 2 will go up after Phase 1 is over, to avoid confusion.
We will accept proxies on both days. See Website for details!
The Crock Collection exceeds 200 pieces, with Jars, Butters (including 20lb.), Water
Coolers, Feeders, Beater Bowls, Advertising Bowls & Pitchers, Churns (including Herman)
and Crocks in many sizes and patterns. If you don’t go to another Auction this Year..Don’t
miss these Two! Terms: Cash or Good Check. All items removed day of sale and sold as is!
VICTORIAN LION AUCTION SERVICE LLC
Col. D.J. Pfeiffer - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #489
P.O. Box 22, Reeseville, WI 53579 920-927-3137 or Day of Sale: 920-296-1396
Visit our Website: www.Auctionsbyvictorianlion.com for photos & auction schedule!
MOVING AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2013 - 10:30 A.M.
9:30 A.M. PREVIEW
Jim and Donna Hankel
Located at: 2429 N. RIVER RD., WATERFORD, WI 53185
From Hwy. 36 take Hwy. D west to N. Rochester St., which becomes N. River Rd., Watch for Auction signs!
At about 1:00 pm, we will also be Selling out Jim’s business-Hankel & Assoc. Welding &
Fabrication, right after the Household auction.
Antiques, Collectibles & Household to include** Very nice hotel style oak commode with mirror & towel
bar, ship Captain sea chest with till box, Vict. Parlor table, primitive painted table w/gallery top, green paint
Shaker style rocker, fancy oak pressed back rocker, Vict. library table w/drawer, walnut Lane blanket chest,
Deco plant stand, Ash Vict. Drop leaf dining table w/leaves, set of 4 very nice pressed back chairs, child’s
hoop back chairs, oak highboy dresser, oak 2 door refrigerator with brass hardware, small cedar chest, painted dry sink, old folding wooden lawn chairs, Deco style metal lawn chairs, 2 iron & wood park style benches, treadle Singer sewing machine base, oval mirror, Deco 3 section mirror, newer pine Vict. Style dresser
w/oval mirror, night stand, wardrobe style oak dresser, rocker stool, primitive pine chair yellow paint, large
shipping crate Winkler Combustion chamber, old metal kerosene can, old composition doll, Barbie IOB, Vict.
Oil on canvass" House on The Hill", other Vict. Pictures & prints, Shroud of Jesus Picture, old games, Erector
set in metal box, American Lincoln Logs, kid’s Fischer Price toys, child’s Mission style highchair w/enamel
tray, 1920's metal Bird cage on stand, tramp art picture frame, 2 set of fine china, misc. glassware, Dep. Glass,
blue band stoneware pitcher, old books, albums, old tools, nail kegs, wooden sash windows, tin pie safe,
chamber pot, old kitchen collectibles, enamel coffeepots, bowls, Vict. Soup tureen, Deco horse thermometer,
Pierre Deux framed linen & French designer hand bags, wooden lap coffee grinder, wooden pond sailboat,
pressed glass, Vict. Silver plate, sit down wet stone sharpener, Student Saxophone in hard & soft case, Lo
Duca Bros. Accordian & Lots, more! About 1:00pm- Hankel Assoc. Welding & Fabrication shop.
L-Tec mig wire welder, Thermal Arc welder/generator, Miller Bobcat welder generator, Miller welder,
Lincoln Welder generator, Lincoln portable wire feed welder, Red-D-Arc welder/generator, Torch - pattern
cutter, Federal belt drive drill press, Craftsman drill press, Rigid pipe vise, Thermal arc Plasma cutter, B7S
pressure washer, Ridgid pipe treading machine, steel rolling carts, Hypertherm plasma cutter, metal cabinets,
metal welding stands, 3/4 ton - 3 ton come alongs, chain falls, 4 Cylinder Perkins diesel boat engine w/trans,
Ford F350 cab chassis Dually truck w/ H.D. flat bed stake sides, aluminum & fiberglass ladders, misc. hand
& power tools, Ellis miter band saw, framing squares, Klein & Kennedy tool boxes, Holemaker magnetic drill,
Milwaukee hole saw, Kennedy & Craftsman 12 drawer tool box, century bench grinder, Clarke strong box,
bench grinder, Knaack job site box, 2- pallet jacks, metal bins full of pipe valves, couplings, buckets of H.D.
bolts & nuts, threaded rod, u-bolts, fasteners, pipe hangers, unions, PVC couplings, crane trollies, bessy
clamps, squeeze clamps, DeWalt-Chicago-Makita grinders, Mil. Drill, Fastenal H.D. drill, tool shop shears,
impact wrench, Miller push/pull welding gun, Mil. Band saw, Sawzall, shop vac, Johnson Laser transit, Mil. Rotary
hammer, Michelin 3.5 ton floor jack, compressor, lots more!
Terms** Cash, Check if know to us. Credit cards w/5% Buyers Fee.
Email & proxy bids accepted w/terms. Pictures & More info;
call 262-539-3198 or 262-492-7150 or go to web site
www.timespastauctions.com or www.auctionzip.com
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Estate of Roger Christensen Live Auction
Real Estate & Personal Property
W7492 HWY. P, WILD ROSE, WI
Directions: from Wild Rose:Take Hwy. 22 North, Turn Left on Hwy. P, Auction is at
W7492 on the Right. Watch for signs!
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2013 at 9:00 a.m.
Real Estate: 6 acre Farmette w/numerous outbuildings. Mature trees and plantings, 3 bedroom and 1 bath. Real Estate to sell at Noon! We will be selling in 2 rings all day!
Antiques & Collectibles: Case tractor w/push blade (VAC 5152748), Graniteware, splatter ware,
3 cranberry scoops, milk cans (one marked Ripon Produce Co), oil lamps, advertising tins, Gene
Autry child’s drum, oak wall phone, Flow Blue bowls, plates, cast iron trivets, Wagner fry pans, canister set, wall coffee grinder, metal cookie cutters, small stoneware bowls, costume jewelry w/cuff
links, butter paddles, Watts wear bowls (some with advertising), Depression glass, Red Willow dishes, salt glazed crocks (2, 3, 4 ga. & some with lids), ice cream scoops, Chase Sanborn advertising
sign, several clocks, Wild Rose Creamery advertising butter containers, old baskets, oil lamps, silhouettes, pitcher & bowl, plant stands, stoneware bowls, unusual candle snuffer, Gone with the Wind
lamps, finger lamps, reflector lamps, blue glass, lots of red etched to clear glass, old Halloween decorations, military clothes, Whistle Bottle Co. green glass seltzer bottle, student lamp w/red shade,
demitasse cups, fountain pens, watch fobs, framed tool display, many ceiling lamps. Old games,
cranberry cut to clear lamp, saddirons, shaving brushes, figural bottles, Cobalt Blue bottles, Rexal
sign from T. W. Stevens- Wild Rose, WI, old game board, wooden medicine cabinet, old wooden
potty chair, cast iron piggy bank, talcum bottles, Donald Duck soda bottles & wooden box, wooden
foot locker, chandeliers, milk & creamery cans, blue Mason jars, tin child’s cowboy tub, old fire
extinguishers, large kraut cutter, hand saw, traps, old doors, ox yoke, Triumph hand corn planter, old
bikes: Firestone Pilot w/tank, Schwinn w/headlight, buggy seat, survey transit (David White)
w/wood tripod, old and unusual sleds, spring wheels, old military helmets, old license plates, prints
& picture frames, wood crates, galvanized washtubs, paper mache duck decoys, tin tractor seats, Red
Wing dishes (Partridge & Wild Rose), old rocking horse, floor lamp base, old tool chest, lightning
rods and balls, store display cabinet, old water pumps, egg basket, hames, old pedal tractors, wood
station, Purina chicken feeder. Furniture & Primitives: Hoosier cabinet, Mission oak drop front desk,
china hutch, step back china cabinet, plant stands, oak highboy, oak dresser w/hanky boxes and East Lake
spoon carving, commode w/towel bar, drop front secretary, pressed back rocker, library table, spool cabinet, wainscoted wood box, side by side drop front secretary, numerous tables & chairs, newel posts,
butcher block, numerous table legs, church pew, old doors, sewing rocker, lots of different parlor tables,
bamboo crib, stacking bookcases, pie safe, hundreds of chairs, partial ice box, iron chairs, wooden file
cabinet, many beds, roll top desk, wardrobe, wood cabinets, enamel top table and so much more!
Terms/conditions for real estate: A 10% buyer’s fee will be added to the purchase price to equal
final selling price. At the conclusion of the auction, the buyer will enter into a real estate contract. A
down payment of 10% must accompany this offer. Balance will be due at closing. This down payment is nonrefundable in event the buyer cannot close on the property in 30 days.
Property sells with no contingencies including financing, sale of other real estate, or inspection.
Professional inspection is allowed prior to the auction at your expense. The property sells “As Is”,
“Where Is”, “How Is” with no guarantees or warranties. Buyer must close on the property in 30 days.
Terms for Personal Property: Cash, WI Checks Only, Visa, MasterCard. - . I.D. required to register - 4% 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
ROBERT J. SEVICK, CAI, GPPA • Auctioneer & Appraiser
AUCTION & APPRAISAL SERVICES Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #243 Cell: 262-492-7150
8110 400th Ave., Burlington, WI 53105 262-539-3198
TIMES PAST
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14 [email protected]
Fax: 612-926-8880
ANTIQUE FIREARMS * VINTAGE MILITARY *
VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN
ESTATE AUCTION
Vintage Knives & Swords! * Coins & Currency * Vintage Comic Books * Sports Memorabilia
SUNDAY, JULY 7, 2013 - 1:00 P.M.
Inspection: 12:00 Noon until Auction • Food & Beverages in Lounge
Held At: The Shakopee VFW
1201 3rd Ave. E., Shakopee, MN On Site: 952-445-7912
APPROX. 300+ LOTS INCLUDES
ANTIQUE FIREARMS – NATIVE AMERICAN & RELATED: COLT
1847 WALKER .44 CAL. REVOLVER SN 1089! COLT 1860 ARMY SN 88735! WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 38/40 SN263822B! 1907 WINCHESTER .351 CAL. SN5934!
WINCHESTER MODEL 1890 WRF 22 CAL. RIFLE SN450604! WINCHESTER MODEL 70
30.06 RIFLE! PARLOR PISTOL IN ORIGINAL CASE! SOUTHERNER DERRINGER!
COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE & VINTAGE KNIVES! JOHN WAYNE COMMEMORATIVE
COLT 45! EARLY ITHACA DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN! IVER JOHNSON .32 CAL.
REVOLVER W/HOLSTER! H & R 9 SHOT 22 CAL. W/HOLSTER! NATIVE AMERICAN
JINKLE DRESS! EARLY NATIVE AMERICAN SILVER & TURQUOISE JEWELRY –
SIGNED! EARLY PHOTOGRAPH OF NATIVE AMERICAN ENCAMPMENT! NAVAJO
RUGS! EARLY NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY AND JEWELRY! LARGE NATIVE
AMERICAN BEADED GECKO – 42”! KICKAPOO INDIAN LIFE BOOKLET! CIVIL WAR ERA CURRENCY &
COINS! MUCH MORE! MILITARY: VERY RARE SS OFFICERS
SWORD & SCABBARD! RADON VIS-35 9MM POLISH EAGLE 1937 AUTOMATIC!
LARGE COLLECTION OF WWII GERMAN
NAZI ITEMS: CASED KNIGHTS CROSS
WITH OAK LEAVES! SS DAGGER
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
COLLECTIBLES, GUNS, COINS & CONSTRUCTION EQ.
8826 GRAMS RD., RIPON, WI
(CORNER OF GRAMS RD. & HWY. E - RUSH LAKE)
SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
NOTE: Two rings will be used.
COLLECTIBLES: Parade sword; arrowheads from Doc Mosh collection; WWI binoculars; military patches &
hats; Army flashlight; cant hooks; die cast cars; die cast tractors; 5-30 gallon crocks; buttons; horse shoes; milk
cans cream can; cookie cutters; lanterns; sewing basket; spice boxes; wood planes; egg crate; Model T coils; old
kid’s bikes; oil lantern; doll house furniture; knives; tin signs; Fisher Price basketball hoop; cigar boxes w/coins;
cast iron horse; copper wash boiler; fire extinguisher; carpenter’s tool chest; steel birds; hub caps; JD & IH toy
tractors; globe; metal fans; 2 wood wagon wheels; tapes & records; toys; sleds; puzzles; Occupied Japan glass;
coffee grinder; jewelry boxes & jewelry; foot warmer; cameras & radios; comic books; milk bottles; beer tray;
marbles; medicine & pop bottles; paper weights; 10 wood bowling pins; tractor seats; Fisher Dairy ice cream
boxes; horse hames; canning jars; graniteware; doll collections; Indian motorcycle photos; Star Wars & other
lunch boxes; Indian forged hatchet; soap stone; Elvis bottle; Elgin & Fiesta clocks; Hummel cookie jars; beer keg;
Ripon College yearbooks; lawn dart set; gold watches; wildlife pictures; insulators; 3 & 5 tine forks; quilts; vinyl
windows; Trek bike; Milwaukee fire dept. hat cement statute; collector knives; wooden boxes. GUNS &
SPORTS ITEMS: Howa 7mm Rem. Mag, model 1500 w/scope; Mark X 30-06 Zastava, Yugoslavia; JC Higgins
12 ga. pump; New Mossberg camo, 12 ga. pump; old Winchester 20 ga. pump; New KFS model SKS auto
7.62x39; Jennings J22 pistol, 2 Mag.; Ruger MK; .22 auto pistol; Czechoslovakia Zbrojovka Czech. bolt 7.9 mm
model 1924; British 303 jungle M470; German .38 cl. Erma-Werke model KGP 68A pistol; 20 ga. pistol;
Forehand Wadsworth .32 cal. 6-shot pistol, pat. 1877; Smith & Wessons .32 cal. pistol; pistol pat. July 1, 1878;
Herstal Belgium 7.65 cal. pistol w/holster; H&R model 686 .22L revolver w/belt & holster; Stevens mod 258A
20 ga. bolt; Stevens mod. 124C 12 ga. cross bolt; Winchester model 1300 12 ga. pump; Mississippi Valley Arms
12 ga. double barrel; Marlin mod. 81-AL .22 bolt w/scope; Hopkins & Allen .22 cal. pistol; Menden .32 cal. pistol; Harrington & Richardson .32 cal. pistol; military 7-shot revolver; Bonnehill Londen Fine Twist 12 ga. double barrel w/hammer 15085; Excel 12 ga. single shot; Harrington & Richards 20 ga. single shot; Marlin .22 auto;
762x54 rifle w/synthetic stock & tripod; .22 auto assault rifle; 1896 Russian 7.62x38 w/Russian star; LR Ducks
Unlimited Model 990 gold trigger; 15’ fiberglass canoe; New 25 h.p. Mercury Big Foot boat motor; tackle boxes
;ammunition; boat lights; V-boat; minnow buckets; gun tri-pod; trail cam lock box; Minn kota trolling motor; fishing shanty; dog fence panel; tent; 50 old wood fishing lures; 25-30 muskrat & fox traps; trap tags; Ranger 14’
boat w/trailer & motor; Beaver Dam tip-ups; jig poles; fishing nets; ice augers; large tackle boxes – full; golf
clubs; Ping G5 driver; 2-compound bows. SHOP EQ., LAWN & GARDEN, HOUSEHOLD/SPECIAL
ITEMS: Camping trailer, 12’ wide; Pepsi can machine, coin op. 8-years old; wooden wheel grain drill; pellet
stove, used twice; Hover Round power wheelchair w/charger; Pronto M41 power wheelchair w/charger; bicycle
trailer – Like New; car canopy, 20’x20’ NIB; chicken debeaker; roll bar headache rack; screened pavilion
10’x13’; Green Bay dome gazebo canopy; RV honey wagon portable waste tank. COINS: 1897 S $5 Gold
Liberty, AU; 1851 $2 1/2 Gold Liberty, AU; 1914 D $2 1/2 Gold Indian, AU; 1880 Carson City Morgan Dollar;
1893 Carson City Morgan Dollar, key date; 1889 S Morgan Dollar, key date; 1921 Peace Dollar; 1875 Seated
quarter, AU; 1857 Flying Eagle Penny, AU; 1806 1/2 cent; Morgan & Peace Dollars, some Unc., S-mints &
Carson City; Barber, Walker & Franklin Half Dollars; Baber & Standing Liberty quarters; Barber & Mercury
dimes; full date Buffalo nickel; 2 & 3 cent pieces; large cents; Indian pennies 1859-1909, some key date & Full
Liberty; 1000 wheat pennies; 20 gold Buffalo 1 troy ounce art bars; foreign coins; proof sets; paper money &
more. TERMS: 10% Buyers Fee Applies. Cash or Good Check and Positive Identification Required. All
announcements sale day supersede all printed material.
AUCTIONEERS: Col. Don Wagner, Ripon, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #457, 920-7483000 or 920-685-2982. Col. Steve Wagner, Neshkoro, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #458,
920-361-4203. Sale Managed & Conducted by: DON WAGNER’S AUCTION SERVICE
Ripon, WI • 1-800-452-7677 or 1-920-748-3000
www.donwagnersales.com Email: [email protected]
WE ACCEPT VISA, M/C & DISCOVER - 3.5%Service Fee
W/DEDICATION! SS TOTENKOPF RING (WITH ALL DOCUMENTATION)!
CASED U-BOAT AWARD W/DIAMONDS! KRIEGSMARINE OVERSEAS
CAP! CASED OAK LEAVES W/SWORDS! ARM BANDS! RETIRED PILOTS
AWARD! TINNES! GOLD PARTY BADGE! M43 SS CAP! HITLER YOUTH
DAGGER! M38 LUFTWAFFE HELMET! LUFTWAFFE GORGET! JAPANESE
ARMY OFFICERS SWORDS! JAPANESE RIFLE! M43 HEER CAP! NAZI OFFICERS DAGGERS! ARMY (HEER) DAGGER! AERO RESEARCH PIN!
NSDAP BELT BUCKLES! DRESS BAYONET! SEVERAL LARGE RAD
FLAG APPROX. 8’ X 13’! MUCH MORE! COLLECTION OF VINTAGE
COMIC BOOKS: MARVEL – DC – DELL GENE AUTRY - SPIDERMAN
– SUPERMAN – TALES OF SUSPENSE – 100’S OF COMICS! SPORTS MEMORABILIA: 500
H R CLUB SIGNED BASEBALL – HANK AARON – FRANK ROBINSON – REGGIE JACKSON –
WILLIE MCCOVERY – WILLIE MAYS – HARMON KILLIBREW – TED WILLIAMS ETC! WILSON SIGNED ALL STAR BASEBALL – ROGER MARIS - HARMON KILLEBREW – BOB GIBSON
– LOU BROCK – AL KALINE – DENNY MCLAIN ETC! 1968 CARDINALS! 1969 CARDINALS!
1000’S OF SPORTS CARDS! ETC! PLUS: COINS & CURRENCY! MOVIE POSTERS! VINTAGE
TIN TOYS! OLD BOOKS! DUCK DECOYS! EARLY AFRICAN CEREMONIAL MASK! OLD
BOOKS! AND MORE! THE PHOTO CATALOG WILL BE ONLINE ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE
26TH @ proxibid/jpc
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE! THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING. THIS IS ONE
OF THE FINEST AUCTIONS WE HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO SELL IN
THE LAST 10 YEARS! TERMS: CASH! VISA! M/C! AMERICAN EXPRESS!
GOOD CHECK! ALL ITEMS SOLD AS-IS! NO GUARANTEES OR WARRANTIES ARE GIVEN OR IMPLIED! 15% BUYERS PREMIUM!
10% BUYERS PREMIUM ON ITEMS SELLING OVER $2,500.00 &
5% BUYERS PREMIUM ON ITEMS SELLING OVER $5,000!
sold by: J&R AUCTIONS LLC.
P.O. Box 24735, Edina, MN - Tel.: 612-865-2220 Email: [email protected]
GREAT AUCTION - GREAT SELECTION
ANOTHER
AUCTION
The Personal Property of Peter & Joan Haase
2130 KRYSTAL KOVE RD., TOMAHAWK, WI
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2013 - 11:00 A.M.
www.anothertotalauction.com
DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 51 to Hwy. 8 North of Tomahawk, WI - take Hwy. 8 West approx. 3 miles to
right on Cty. L. Then approx. 2 1/2 miles to Left onto Point O Pines Rd. Then 1/2 mile to first left -Krystal
Kove Rd., Signs will be posted. JPN’s Lunch Wagon – Porta potty on site.
1986 Ford F250 Diesel 4X4 pickup; 1991 Weeres 20' pontoon boat with
35hp Johnson Seahorse motor; 1981 Starcraft 14' boat with trailer; jet
ski; paddle boat; Craftsman generator; Reddy Heater; weed trimmer;
Toro 6.5 hp push mower; Craftsman lawn tractor; Jonserud chainsaw;
yard cart; Sears HD battery charger;
Craftsman rototiller tiller; 16 gallon shop
vac; Pressure washer; grill; Kenmore carpet
cleaner; patio furniture; buck saws; floor
jack; Campbell Hausfeld air compressor; deck swing; metal benches; stereos;
futon; newer beds & dressers; kitchen set; usual household misc. Small auction
with good, clean items. See website for photos and complete listing. TERMS &
CONDITIONS: CASH or good CHECK with proper ID. All items sold ‘As Is – Where Is’ with no warranty or guarantee either express or implied. Announcements made sale day take precedence over printed
material. Not responsible for accidents or loss. Sales tax collected on vehicles and boats.
AUCTION SALES ~ 715-453-1986
N9519 Sunset Point Rd., Tomahawk, WI 54487
www.anothertotalauction.com Email: [email protected]
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Lynnette Hanson #1398
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2-DAY ESTATE AUCTION
Mon., July 1 & Tues., July 2, 2013
Gordon & Helen MacMasters Estate
The Annual Boulder Junction
Antiques Show
Decorah, IA
Beginning at 1:00 P.M. Monday & 10:00 A.M. Tuesday
Sale held at Sweeney Auction Center, South Edge of Waukon, IA
The annual BOULDER JUNCTION ANTIQUES SHOW sponsored by the
Boulder Junction Lioness, will be held on July 12 and 13, 2013 at the Community Center
on Hwy M in beautiful Boulder Junction, Wisconsin. If you have never been to this lovely Northern Wisconsin town, you have missed one of the quaintest towns in the area. At
one time early on, it was known as Oxley, and there still are families of Oxleys and in
around the area. In fact, I met some of the Oxley families at the antiques show in
Minocqua, the July 6 & 7 weekend. Boulder Junction is full of gracious people, cute
shops, great eating places, wide streets, and everything you need to have a wonderful day.
There is great fishing, biking on the best trails the the north woods, a great nature hiking
area, many summer camps for youngsters from around the world, swimming and hunting
and the finest bird watching areas. How great is that?
The ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE is the best place to start your day. Dealers
from several states will have lots of furniture for your viewing and buying pleasure.
There will be oak, primitives, pine, early painted pieces, and walnut, lodge look and
country, formal and accessories of all kinds. There will be a great selection of
Native American pieces, garden furniture, fine jewelry and collectibles, textiles,
books, prints, maps, press glass, post cards and other ephemera. Dolls, toys lures,
sporting and advertising collectibles. Folk art, early lighting, kitchen collectibles
and tools, fine china, depression glass and flow blue china, Old Hickory furniture
and art. And much, much more.
This show is just jam packed with wonderful antiques. All this and air-conditioning too. It’s difficult to list all of the wonderful antiques you will find at this
show. Better not miss this one. There is something for everyone in every price
range, to fill out your collection or to start a new one. We call this the ultimate green.
There is plenty of parking, and on Friday the Lioness will have their famous bake
sale and luncheon for your pleasure, so come early and stay late and enjoy a fun day.
Admission is $5.00, children under 14 are free. Good for both days. Hours
are 9:00am - 4:00pm each day.
THIS IS A DON’T MISS SHOW! SEE YOU THERE!
For additional information 715-588-3665 or www.auctionactionnews.com
or Boulder Junction at www.boulderjct.org or our site www.northwoodsantiqueshows.com
SELLING MONDAY, JULY 1 - 1:00 P.M.
CARS; GUNS: Stevens 410 Ga Long Barrel Pistol; Fabrique Nationale D’Arm Browning Pistol; Colt
Police Positive 22 6 Shot Revolver; North American Arms 22 Short Revolver; Remington 45; Cal. Semi
Auto Pistol w/Clip; Remington Model 29 12 Ga. Pump; Noble Model 235E 22 Pump; Sears & Roebuck
Ranger 410 Bolt Action; Bayonet. GLASSWARE: Cut Glassware & Crystal; Hand-painted glassware;
Silverplate items. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS & EQUIPMENT: Marine Band Hohner Display Sign;
TOYS & BANKS & COLLECTIBLES; ALSO COINS & CURRENCY.
SELLING TUESDAY, JULY 2 - 10:00 A.M.
JEWELRY: 4.24 Carat Round Brilliant Cut VS1 Men’s Diamond Ring, 2 Carat Total Wt.; Men’s
3 Diamond Ring, 1 Carat Total Wt.; Men’s Diamond & Simulated Ruby Ring; 14 Kt. Gold Herring
Bone & Gold Coin; Chain; White Gold 20 Diamond Heart Pendant; Necklace 1/2 Carat Total Wt.;
Turquoise & Sterling Jewelry; Costume Jewelry; 2 Cameo Rings; Hamilton 17 Jewel Pocket Watch;
2 Elgin Pocket Watches; Sterling Silverware. FURNITURE & COLLECTIBLES: Walnut High
Back Bed; Walnut Marble Top Dresser w/Mirror & Lamp Holders; Walnut Marble Top Commode;
Walnut Dresser w/Hankie Boxes; Walnut Marble Top Well Dresser w/ Mirror; Walnut Bed; Walnut
Poster Bed, Chest of Drawers & Dresser; Early Figural Folk Art Walking Cane; 2 Walnut Pier
Mirrors; Curved Glass China Hutch; Mahogany Vanity; Mahogany China Hutch & Buffet, Dropleaf
Table w/6 Chairs & 6 Leaves; Oak Dresser w/Mirror; Optometry Display Case; Oval Marble Top
Table; Western German Grandmother Clock; Marble Top Stands; 3 Piece Bedroom Set; 2 Victorian
Settees; Victorian Carved Chairs; Needle Point Stools; 2 Corner What Not Shelves; Small Walnut
Tables; Floor Lamps; Victorian Style Sofa & Chair; Fainting Couch; Washstands Spool Bed; 8
Drawer Bureau w/Queen Anne Legs; Maple Dresser w/Mirror; Ladies Head Bust; Cherub Lamp;
Brass Lamp w/Leaded Glass Shade; Fancy Crystal Table Lamp; Sheet Music Stand; Mirrors;
Clocks: 6 Day Clock, Seth Thomas, Mantel; Porcelain; 3 Wood Tina Boxes Made by Gordon;
Children’s Rockers; Eye Glasses; Optometry Lenses Display Case; 2 Standing Optometry Tools;
Conference Table & Rolling Chairs; Elect. Lift Chair; 2 Recliners; 2 Office Chairs; Desk; Num.
Items of Antique & Collectible Value; Over 20 Oriental Rugs, Large Room to Runner Size; 10 Oil
Paintings; Frederic Remington 3 Men in Canoe Print; Edgar Payne Print; Rodger Print; 2 Lead
Glass Pieces; Stain Glass Window believed from Hotel Winneshiek; Etched Glass Door Insert.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The MacMaster’s Estate has beautiful antiques that have been well
cared for through the years. Doc MacMaster, Gordon’s Father, was an optometrist and had an eye
for quality antiques which he passed down to Gordon and Helen. This will be an amazing opportunity to add to your collections with a wide variety of items to choose from. Gordon was well known
for delighting many people with his saw and harmonica musical talents. The diamond rings are nice
and would make perfect gifts for anyone. The Jewelry will sell around Noon on Tuesday. You won’t
want to miss this auction. Auction Preview: Doors open at 7:30 A.M. on Monday, July 1 till 7:00
P.M. Monday Evening. TERMS: Cash or good check with positive I.D. required. All items to be settled for day of sale. All items sold “as is.” Not responsible for accidents, lost or stolen articles. Make sure
to visit our website to view more photos. www.sweeneyauctionservice.com. Lunch on Grounds
SWEENEY AUCTION SERVICE - WAUKON, IA
Jeff L. & Jodi L. Sweeney Auctioneers - 563-568-2464 • [email protected]
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Toy Hunters Swarmed at Kalamazoo Toy Show
Article & Photos by Jack Kelly
“I’ve been on the road setting up at shows for nearly two weeks,” said
Dan Davis from Reno, Nev., adding “It’ll be good to go home after Kalamazoo.”
Davis wowed the crowds with a 14-inch-long Dolling Mercury gas-powered
1920s race car offered for $3,500. Folks “oohed and ahhed” over his pressed steel
Buddy L sprinkler truck, priced at $2,800.
Still another Buddy L toy, a 20-inch-long restored Shell gas truck, could be
enjoyed at your home for $800. It was shown by Roy Cassatta of Forest Park, Ill. At
the same spot, a two-piece tin 1932 Wyandotte Circus truck and trailer was priced at
$1,200.
Promotional car collectors swooped down on the booth of Bob Cline,
Woodstock, Ill., for his selection of 160 examples, many from his personal collection.
The 1949 to 1987 model cars could be taken home at prices ranging from $25 to $400
each. Of special interest were a 1958 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible tagged at $195
and the same car only in the hardtop version could be displayed on your shelf at $250.
Toy train dealer Randy Ramsey of
Glenn and Louise Hoffman traveled to the show from Marathon, Wis., to show
Toledo, Ohio got help from grandson off a fine Ideal Toy 34-inch-tall 1920s cast iron and wood treadle sewing machine
Sean, 10, in setting up at the May show. priced at $2,400. “We just got that” said Glenn, pointing to a life size French papier
419-215-4181.
mache nodder dog that “need some repair” and was offered for $400.
At least one father-grandson team was at the show. Randy Ramsey of Toldeo,
Ohio and 10-year-old Shawn showed off a broad selection of toy trains including a
collection of Lionel trains priced from $20 to $500 each. They priced a 1947
diecast Berkshire engine and tender for $495.
What does a auto body repair professional do after he retires the job? Howard
Hardy of Birmingham, Mich., turned to restoring toy cars! He said it took about
eight hours to restore a now-pristine 1936 Wyandotte toy auto and travel trailer,
which he offered for $550.
“It’s just a 10-minute drive to the show for me” said Russ Looker of
Kalamazoo, setting up with “close to 1,000” Hot Wheels cars priced from 50 cents
to $1,800 each. The big-ticket car was “a 1984 Mexican issue car” which the dealer said is “very hard to find.”
It was the third time setting up at Kalamazoo for Dudley Maddox of Kenosha,
Kid-size Raggedy Ann and Andy toys, Wis., showing cast metal early toys. “This one is rare,” said Dudley, pointing to a
priced $70 each appeared to be greeting 1920s folding wing biplane with 18-inch wingspan priced at $1,250. At the same spot,
visitors at the booth of Ruth Abdelnour an early 1900s Pratt & Litchworth 16-inch-long carriage with horses and original drivof Warren, Mich. ruth [email protected]. er could be taken home for $1,250.
A literal tower of more than two dozen children’s tin sand pails priced from
$35 to $145 eacg was shown by Larry and Karilyn Brown of Monon, Ind. The couple
also showed off a selection of made-in-Japan tin airplanes priced from $100 to $700
each.
Michael Karberg of Schererville, Ind., mixed vintage advertising items with
toys at the May show. A late 1940s Buddy Lee doll with Lion Brand Uniform
advertising Gulf gasoline stood 13 inches tall and was priced at $1,250. A 1962
It would take $1,250 to take
Jetsons TV show board game that Karberg said “many had never heard of, and seldom
home this 1920s folding wing
seen in the original box,” could be played at your home for $950.
biplane home offered by
Show promoter Jim Welytok said he was “pleased with both dealer and visitor
Dudley Maddox of Kenosha,
count” and added, “many are already signed up to show at the November 30 event.”
Wis. 262-551-7666.
His advice for dealers thinking about November? “Sign up as soon as possible -- all
indications are it’ll be a sold-out event here at the Expo Center at the fairgrounds in
Kalamazoo.”
For more information call (262) 366-1314, email [email protected] or visit
www.circusmaximustoyshow.com
Shopper Richard McCoy of
St. Joseph, Mich., hams it up
with a faux kiss to the papier
mache French nodder dog,
An early 1900s
priced at $400 by Glenn and
Pratt & Litchworth 16” long cast
Louise Hoffman of Marathon, iron carriage with horses and original drivWis. 715-571-1209.
er was priced at $1,250. 262-551-7666.
Bob Cline of Woodstock, Ill., was
“up to his chin” in car dealer toy
promotional cars. He brought 160
to the Kalamazoo show.
[email protected].
Karilyn Brown of Monon, Ind.
straightens the tower of children’s
tin sand pails priced from $35 to
$145 each at the semi-annual toy
show. 219-253-7610.
Bruce and Krista Toshack drove 800
miles to the show from Perth, Ontario,
Canada, to purchase, among other
things, a pressed steel Ertl farm toy.
The couple collects toys and have two
booths at Hoffman’s Antique Market
back home. 613-267-3156.
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The newly remodeled Expo Center
at the Kalamazoo
Fairgrounds.
Two 1958 Pontiac promotional cars,
a convertible, priced $195 and a hardtop,
priced $250 were offered at Kalamazoo.
[email protected].
Larry Brown
arranges a display
of made in Japan
toy airplanes and
helicopters priced from $100 to $700 each. 219-253-7610.
A Posse shooting
gallery with the
original box was
priced $85 by
dealer Howard
Hardy.
246-647-8428.
Bob Bunk of East Point, Mich., showed off a
trio of late 1960s Italian Hanna Barbara
hand puppets that could perform for you.
A die-cast 1947
Berkshire train engine, with
tender could run into your life for $495.
419-215-4181.
A “rare Mexican issue”
1984 Hot Wheels toy car
could be purchased from
Russ Looker for $1,800.
[email protected].
An early 1900s ring
toss game sold quickly
a the
Kalamazoo
show.
Close to 1,000
Hot Wheels toy
cars filled the
booth of Russ
Looker of
Kalamazoo. [email protected]
Bob Bonk of East
Point, Mich.,
reaches high to
set up a 1970s
Speed Buggy
lunch box
tagged $35.
‘That’s sharp” said one shopper,
pointing to the 20-inch-long restored
Buddy L Shell truck offered for $800
by Ray Cassatta. (708) 366-3058.
Dealer Michael “Breezy” Brooks hams it up wearing
a novelty hat at the Kalamazoo show.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
National Cambridge Collectors, Inc.
29th Annual
Glass Show & Sale
Native American
Artifact & Antique Show
CAMBRIDGE, OHIO
At Pritchard laughlin Civic Center
Interstate 70, Exit 176, 1/8 mile East on Route 40
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.
ADM: $5.00 Good for both days ~ FREE PARKING
For more info: cambridgeglass.org
SATURDAY, JUNE 22 • 9-5
SUNDAY, JUNE 23 • 8-2
Sauk County Fairgrounds
Baraboo, Wisconsin
Huge Outdoor
Antiques Market
JUNE 23 ~ 9-3 P.M.
Antiques Center at Wales
323 E. Summit Ave. (Hwy. 18), Wales, WI
30 Exhibitors under the tents • Rain or Shine
262-968-4913
FREE Admission • FREE Parking
Info: John Welsch
Eagle River
Antique
Spectacular
920-923-3842
Firecracker 4th Tailgate Show
Sat. July 6 ~ 9-5
Sun. July 7 ~ 10-4
2 Air Conditioned Locations in Main Amana, Iowa:
Two Morton Buildings on the RV Park grounds.
The Northwood’s Largest & Finest!
Adm. $4.50 good for both days
Wednesday, July 3rd: 8-6
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 Hwy. 11
414-525-0820
Thursday, July 4th: 9-3
Shop all the shops in Amana
sponsored by Smokehouse Square Antiques
4503 F Street, Amana, IA 52203
319-622-3539
www.amanacolonies.com
Northland Pines High School
1800 Pleasure Island Rd (Hwy 45 N)
For more information:
Steve 608-385-3598 or
Thelma 608-385-8911
RED WING: STONEWARE - DINNERWARE - POTTERY
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
UPCOMING SHOWS
AUG. 11 • SEPT. 29
31st Annual Allenton Lions Club
Classic Car, Truck Show
& FLEA MARKET
July 7th, 2013
6am to 4pm • rain or shine
Veterans Park, Hwy 41 & 43
Allenton, Wisconsin
Come spend the day & have some family fun!
For more info contact:
Bob Kockow 262-673-4834 or
Danny Goeman 262-673-7511
VENDOR SPOTS AVAILABLE
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
Antiques Show
Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free
Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds
1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL
July
2013
Dates
Eagle River, WI
July 3rd Early Bird Buying 8-Noon $3
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
C&J PROMOTIONS
GREAT ANTIQUE SHOWS
July 12 & 13
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Admission $5 ~ Under 14 free
Boulder Junction, Wisconsin
Boulder Junction Community Center
Bake Sale & Lunch by Lioness
Sponsored by: Boulder Juncction Lioness
Info: 715-588-3665
northwoodsantiqueshows.com
SATURDAY, JULY 13
RED WING, MN
RED WING HIGH SCHOOL
WWW.ERWCS.ORG
800-977-7927
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.
C&J PROMOTIONS
GREAT ANTIQUE SHOWS
JULY 6 ~ JULY 7
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Admission $5 ~ Under 14 free
Minocqua, Wisconsin
Lakeland High School
Proceeds Patially Benefitting the
Special Education Scholarship Fund
Info: 715-588-3665
CEDARBURG
DAYS
SUNDAY ANTIQUES
MARKET
Fish Creek, WI
Thur • Fri • Sat
JUNE 28, 29 & 30
Quality Dealers are a Trademark of our Shows!
A Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department
Tradition for over 47 Years
Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in
450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
July 18, 19, 20
1265 North Snelling Ave (Education Bldg)
SUNDAY, JULY 14TH
Gibralter High School
Hwy 42
Antique Show
Antique Show
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
2013 CONVENTION - DIGGIN’ RED WING - JULY 11-13
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
Dates October 20
DOOR COUNTY
Star of the North
July 21
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
www.thirdsundaymarket.com
Rain or Shine 6 AM - 3 PM
Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin
No Animals Allowed
Free Public Admission • On grounds parking $5
Info: Cedarburg Maxwell Street Days
W65 N796 Washington Ave • 262-377-8412
email: [email protected]
Vendors Wanted!
St Mary of the Hill Parish
Presents its 24th Annual
ANTIQUE & FLEA SHOW
10 am to 5 pm • 39th Year
HUBERTUS, WISCONSIN
Crystal & China Repair on Site!
“Quality & Variety to Rival
The Biggest Show!”
(20 miles northwest of Milwaukee) Watch for Holy Hill signs
35 Professional Dealers
Info: AR Promotions • 715-355-5144
Sponsored by S.B. Lions Club
antiqueshowsinwis.com
DEADLINES ARE
TUESDAYS @ 5PM
at Beautiful HOLY HILL Grounds
Free Admission & Parking
FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY
JULY 28 (EAA Weekend)
Open 8 am to 2 pm
1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
FREE PARKING & ADMISSION
Limited Space: Call for reservations
920-235-0495 mallofantiques.com
NEXT DATES: AUGUST 18
SEPTEMBER 2 (Labor Day) • OCTOBER 20
SUNDAY, JULY 28th ~ 7am to 3pm
Vendors call Walt Nencka 262-628-4326
or Pat Schulz 262-673-4045
WE SUPPORT OUR
ADVERTISERS!
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UPCOMING EVENTS
53rd Annual Eagle River
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
The Longest Running Antique Show in the
North Woods! Sponsored by & Benefiting
the Rotary Club of Eagle River
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
Friday, August 2nd:
9-5 $4
Saturday, August 3rd: 9-4 $4
Eagle River Derby Track Exposition Hall
Hwy 45 North, Eagle River, Wisconsin
Featuring PROFESSIONAL ANTIQUES
DEALERS from the Northern Wisconsin
Antqiue Dealers Association & invited guests.
*** Free Parking ***
Info: 920-533-8731
National Association Breweriana
Advertising Show & Sale
Sat., August 3rd, 2013
9am to 2pm
333 Main St., KI Convention Center
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Come spend the day & have some fun!
For more info contact:
George Baley 219-325-8811 or
nababrew.com
Downtown Oronoco
Gold Rush Days
C&J PROMOTIONS
GREAT ANTIQUE SHOWS
~ANTIQUE SHOW & FLEA MARKET~
AUGUST 3-5
Fri. & Sat. 7-7pm ~ Sun. 7-2pm
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Admission $5 ~ Under 14 free ~ Bake Sale
Minocqua, Wisconsin
Lakeland High School
Proceeds Partially Benefitting the Special Olympics
Info: 715-588-3665
AUGUST 16-18
Friday thru Sunday
ELKHORN, WI
ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY, AUGUST 11
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS
414-525-0820
Hwy. 11
2013 Schedule
Dodgeville Lions Club
Flea Market & Antique
Show & Sale
August 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
DAYS
No Animals Allowed
Free Public Admission • On grounds parking $5
Info: Cedarburg Maxwell Street Days
W65 N796 Washington Ave • 262-377-8412
email: [email protected]
Vendors Wanted!
CAMBRIDGE, MN
Isanti County Fairgrounds
Over 300 Dealers
cambridgeantiquefair.com
[email protected]
THE ORIGINAL OLMSTED COUNTY
GOLD RUSH
Antique Show & Flea Market
Rochester, MN - Fairgrounds
AUG. 16, 17 & 18
America’s #1 Shopping Market
1,400+ Dealers • 10 Bldgs • 52 Acres
Bldgs. Open: Sat 8-6pm
FREE Adm. • Parking $5.00
641-832-2700 • 507-269-1473
www.iridescenthouse.com
MADISON WISCONSIN
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
June 29 Belvidere “Mid-Niter” Fleas & Fun Market; Boone County Fairgrounds, Belvidere, IL
JUNE
ART POTTERY SHOW
More than 50 dealers selling vintage &
contemporary pottery as well as furniture &
other decorative art items!
Saturday, August 24th ~ 9-4 $6
Exhibition Hall at Alliant Energy Center
From I-90 take exit 142A, Hwy 12-18 west
five miles to Exit 262, Rimrock Rd, then north
Featuring the Exhibit
Roseville: America’s Decorative Art Pottery
Info Visit: www.wisconsinpottery.org
or call 608-249-6898
Inquires contact Bob 608-935-3926
Dodgeville Lion’s Club c/o Bob Kratochwill
413 W Spring St., Dodgeville, WI 53533
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
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
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
Rain or Shine 6 AM - 3 PM
Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin
August 3rd ~ 8-5
August 4th ~ 9-4
Admission $6.00
Early Bird Adm. Fri: $20
All proceeds to benefit the community!
SUNDAY, SEPT. 1ST
A Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department
Tradition for over 47 Years
Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in
Saturday & Sunday
ZURKO’S MIDWEST
PROMOTIONS
2013 Show Schedule
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
UPCOMING SHOW SEPT. 29
CEDARBURG
NEW VENDORS WELCOME!
PO Box 266, Oronoco, MN 55960
507-367-2111
www.goldrushmn.com or [email protected]
CAMBRIDGE
ANTIQUE FAIR
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
SEPTEMBER 28 & 29
Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4
DECEMBER
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
St. Paul, Minnesota
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
DEALERS INSIDE & OUT SPACE AVAILABLE!
Info: 715-526-9769
www.zurkopromotions.com
Email: [email protected]
Booth Rental Information:
651-771-3476 • 651-771-7265
www.mnantiqueshows.com
SEE YOU NEXT SEASON!
ZURKO • ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLES MARKETS/EVENTS • 715-526-9769 • www.zurkopromotions.com
• SHAWANO • • BELVIDERE • • ANTIGO • • SHAWANO •
43rd Big Season for Flea Market LATE-NITER FLEA MARKET
SUNDAYS
ANTIQUE & FLEA MARKET
SATURDAY • JUNE 29
JULY 4-5
Every Sunday 7-4/$2 • Early Admission $10
SHAWANO COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
SHAWANO, WISCONSIN
(990 E Green Bay St. or Hwy 29)
Hours: Sat. 4 p.m.-Midnight/$5
BOONE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS
(8791 IL Rt. 76)
Thursday & Friday
Hours: Saturday 7AM-4 PM/$2
LANGLADE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
ANTIGO, WISCONSIN
(1633 Neva Rd. or Hwy 45)
Annual Holiday Antique & Flea Market
JULY 6-7 • Saturday & Sunday
Hours: 7-4/$2 • Early Adm. Before 7/ $10
SHAWANO WISCONSIN FAIRGROUNDS
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MOVIE POSTERS WANTED: 1-Sheets,
3-Sheets, lobby cards, displays, banners, glass slides. Dwight Cleveland, PO
Box 10922, Chicago, IL 60610-0922.
773-525-9152 or Fax 773-525-2969.
E-mail: [email protected]
MILITARY ITEMS WANTED
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JUNE 20, 21, 22 from 9-5pm Shed
FULL 100’s Implement Wrenchs,
Vintage Tools, Ford Mod., A+T
Mechanic Tools, Old Slate Cutter, 2Man Saws, Old Books, Music, Knives, &
Much More! One mile South “Utica”;
1920 County Road W or I90 exit 156N;
Junction W North. Ph: 608-873-5803
FOR SALE
CLOSING SHOP: Going to fulltime RV.
Antique furniture, beds, tables, cupboards, bookcases, cement statues,
trunks, & lots of misc. N8009 Lakeview,
Fond du Lac, WI. 1-1/2 miles North of
“OO” on East Frontage Rd. in
Edgewater. 9-3 on Saturday, June 22
& Sunday, June 23. Ph: 920-960-1922
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Lighting rod globes, weather vanes, old
road maps, decks of railroad playing
cards. Ph: 920-467-6219
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• Sunday June 23 •
Auction Specialists, Inc.: Stoneware & Antique
Auction, 9:30 AM, 702 N. Elizabeth St., (Hwy.
146), Cambria, WI 608-873-7791 www.auctionspecialistsstoughton.com See page 11 of
Auction Action Antique News Issue #1845
LaCount Auctions: Large Household, Personal
& Real Estate Auction, 10 AM, 2439 Deerpath
Dr., Green Bay, WI 920-621-4834 David
LaCount www.lacountauctions.com See page 15
of Auction Action Antique News Issue #1845
Simonson Real Estate & Auction Service, LLC:
Huge 2 Day Cast Iron Auction, June 21 & 22, 9
AM, Ray Co. Veterans Bldg., 312 Clark St.,
Richmond, MO 608-654-5162 Tom Simonson
See page 11 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #1845
• Wednesday June 26 •
A Whale of a Sale: Estate Sale, June 21, 9-4;
June 22, 9-3; & June 23, 10-2, Westshire Farms
at the Lake, Westshire Circle, Hwy. 50 &
Townhall Rd., Delavan, WI 414-460-1330 See
page 23 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #1845
• Saturday June 22 •
Dorshorst Auctions: 2 Day Auction, June 26 &
27, 5:30 PM, Dorshorst Auction Bldg., 113 N.
Main St. (Hwy. 73), Deerfield, WI 608-7648233 or 608-628-1631 Marv Dorshorst
www.geocities.com/dorshorstauctions See page
14 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #1846
Hack’s Auction & Realty Service, Inc.: Antique
Auction, 10:30 AM, 1427 Mark Dr., Freeport,
IL 815-239-1436 www.hacksauction.com See
page 14 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #1846
Matthews Auctions LLC: Check the Oil
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5100 Upper Metro Place, Dublin, OH 877-9688880 www.MatthewsAuctions.com See page
15 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #1845
Liebe Auction Service: Estate Auction, 5 PM,
105 South Pine St., Weyauwega, WI 920-8673352 E-mail: [email protected]
www.liebeauctionservice.com See page 11 of
Auction Action Antique News Issue #1846
Massart Auctioneers, Inc: Public Auction, 10
AM, 7670 Logerquist Rd., Baileys Harbor, WI
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page 12 of Auction Action Antique News Issue
#1845
W. Yoder Auction Service: Real Estate &
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Boone County Fairgrounds
To Host Belvidere
Mid-Night Flea Market
The 6th Annual Mid-Nighter Flea Market
Saturday Night June 29th, 2013. Belvidere, Illinois:
"Treasure hunting by the moon light with flashlights
has never been more fun"; stated Bob Zurko of
Zurko's Midwest Promotions, who will be promoting the "Mid-Nighter"; Flea Market SATURDAY,
JUNE 29th, from 4pm to midnight, at the Boone
County Fairgrounds located at 8791 Illinois Rt. 76 in
Belvidere, Illinois.
Offered for sale will be 1000's of treasures, bargains, antiques, collectibles and fleas! The
market will be held rain or shine (MOONSHINE) with dealers in buildings, stalls,
tents, and open-air.
There is ample FREE parking. Admission is $5 and as always kids 16 and
under are free!
SPECIAL MOVIE STAR GUEST APPEARANCE ROBERT Z'DAR
FROM THE "MANIAC COP" & "TANGO AND CASH" AND ALSO LIVE
MUSIC!
For additional information for dealers or customers contact: Zurko's
Midwest Promotions, 115 E. Division St., Shawano, WI 54166. Ph: 715-526-9769.
Visit us on the web at www.zurkopromotions.com
Excitement! Collector Thrilling
Antiques To Be Shown At The
Star Of The North Antiques Show
Star Of The North Antiques Show is June 28th, 29th &
30th at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds!!
Antiques are like a good book, once you start collecting
it's like reading a good book, you can't walk away from it.
This show is special because of the return of some old
friends; Gold Leaf Antiques, Paul Brenner Antiques, Frank's
Specialties, The Dove Antiques, and Klassic Treasures.
Our biggest selection of toys is being taken place at this
upcoming Star of the North with two first time dealers Randy Fry
Antiques from New York and Glenn Hoffman from Wisconsin
along with our regular toy dealers Ugly Rick's Great Toys and
Beanpot Antiques. You can count on finding more of everything
at the Star with Peddlehorse Antiques, Steve Peterson Antiques,
Fancy That Antiques, A Nickel's Worth, Steve Morrow and Chris
Miller.
This show is brimming full with more pottery, more art
glass and more jewelry than ever before. Check out Amity
Marketing with a booth packed full with great furniture and
accessories and a special booth of mid-century modern presented
by Ted Slaton Antiques.
Mention this news release and you will receive $1 off one
admission at the door and PARKING IS FREE. Come and check
us out.
Hours of the show are: Friday 10 am - 6 pm; Saturday 10
am - 6pm and Sunday 11 am - 4 pm. For show information, call
641-832-2700 or 507-269-1473.
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Red Wing Pottery
Dump Diggers Will Keynote 2013 RWCS Covention
Red Wing, MN - For decades
the Red Wing Pottery Dump Digger educational seminars have been standingroom-only at the annual Red Wing
Collectors Society Convention.
With many groundbreaking,
exciting things from the past year to
report to Red Wing Collectors, the “diggers” will kick off the 2013 Convention “Diggin' Red Wing” - as the keynote presenters on Friday, July 11, at Red Wing
High School in Red Wing, Minn.
The keynote session will be a
Dump Diggers Paul Boudin,
Connie Mathison, Dennis Nygaard, panel of longtime dump diggers Steve
Showers and Dennis Nygaard, along with
and Steve Showers.
newcomers Paul Boudin and Connie
Photo by Ruth Nerhaugen
Mathison.
Showers, who is known as the “Red Wing archeologist,” has more than 50 years of
dump-digging stories to share. Nygaard joined Showers in the dump almost 40 years ago.
Together Showers and Nygaard have shepherded many interested diggers, sharing their
knowledge and enthusiasm with others.
Paul Boudin and Connie Mathison joined Showers and Nygaard shortly after joining
the RWCS in 2007.
The keynote presentation will give convention attendees an opportunity to experience the lively discussion led by Glenn Beall, education manager. As moderator, Beall will
guide the conversation and give each “digger” an opportunity to share experiences in the pottery dump and talk about their favorite finds. It'll be a rare peek, providing a new look at the
relationship of these dump enthusiasts.
Convention attendees are encouraged to submit their questions in advance to either
Executive Director Stacy Wegner, [email protected], or education manager
Glenn Beall, [email protected] . Submitted questions will be used in the
forum discussion and in the question and answer session.
To learn more about the keynote session presenters, be sure to pick up the
Convention Supplement and read all the details. Convention supplements will be available
starting at pre-registration on Wednesday, July 10, at the Pottery Place Annex, or at Red Wing
High School throughout the convention. The Convention Supplement will also be inserted in
the Red Wing Republican Eagle on July 10.
To see read more about the 2013 Convention Education Program visit the Education
Page and Hands On Education.
The RWCS Annual Convention, Diggin' Red Wing, slated for July 11-13, 2013 in
Red Wing MN. To learn more about the annual Convention, or the Red Wing Collectors
Society, visit http://www.erwcs.org, find them on Facebook, or follow on Twitter.
Come To The Holiday Extravaganza! The Premier “Up North” Antiques Show
The PREMIER “UP NORTH” ANTIQUES
SHOW is being held Saturday, July 6 and Sunday, July
7th, 2013 at the Minocqua, WI High School, Hwy 51 &
Hwy 70 W. The hours are from 9:00am - 4:00pm each
day. Admission is $5.00, good all days, and children
under 14 are free.
Exhibitors from several States and will be
bringing their finest antiques for this great show. There
will be plenty of furniture, trendy to traditional, including pine, oak, lodge and cottage, painted and primitives, country, there will be Old Hickory and Mission
and Arts & Crafts, art pottery and china and glass,
crocks, fine jewelry & costume jewelry, sterling and
silver plate. Early lighting, dolls, and post cards, spool
cabinets, majolica, Royal Dalton & Flow Blue, quilts
and linens & ladies finery. Kitchen collectible & tools,
books & Native American collectibles, fold art,
Military, coins and sporting and fishing collectibles,
clocks and Beacon Blankets, garden items, advertising,
prints, maps, lithographs, folk art, a rare Budweiser
advertising bar stool with full Budweiser bottle base
and much more. From castle to cottage, painted, primitive to elegant, shabby to Victorian, a huge variety. Our
dealers have it all - an antiquers paradise.
If your looking for something specific to add
distinctive touches to your home or to start a new collection, this is simply the best show to attend. From
quaint country pieces to decorator items, a huge variety.
This is the ultimate Green, recycling Grandma’s
antiques in style!
This exciting show has gained a reputation for
outstanding quality with excellent friendly dealers who
are always ready to answer your questions.
Located in the new commons which is fully air
conditioned. There is lots of free, level parking and
lunch and a bake sale by the U N Club will be available
for your pleasure.
This show partially benefit’s the Special
Education Scholarship Fund. You won’t want to miss
this great show. There is something for everyone and
for every budget.
IF YOU’VE SEEN THE REST, NOW COME
SEE THE BEST.
For more information: 715-588-3665 or check
the Chamber’s website at www.minocqua.org or
www.auctionactionnews.com,
or
our
site
www.northwoodsantiqueshows.com
Wendy Thiede of Walnut Hill
Art & Antiques will bring this
Rare pair of canvasback decoys,
1920 by Wisconsin carver Frank
Strey; small pine table top cabinet
from Pennsylvania.
Photo from last year's show: Booth owned by
Jo Addie, Somewhere in Time, Chicago.
Carol Hageness of Sunshine Treasures will have this
large Victorian 14K Pietra Dura brooch, c. 1880’s;
14K and Platinum brooch with diamonds & pearls
c. 1940's; 14K Hard stone Cameo which is a brooch,
pendant, & watch holder c. 1880's.
Penny Kleinhans
will be bringing this
primitive cupboard
w/two shelves & bin;
great early road signs,
heavy metal printed
both sides; early
school masters desk.
23
O. Cheney
1831-35,
Looks very
nice, runs
good. $2,295.
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pigs, $475.
Dlr 41
Bigelow
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aid, $89.
Dlr 2
Royal Bayreuth tapesty
jar, $165. Dlr 41
All original oak
sideboard w/serpents,
$1,950.
Early American
mahogany canopy bed, hand
carved headboard, $1,200.
WWII German
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wrist compass,
$150.
Local historic
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fences, $60-$75 each.
Additional (10) more
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Waterman pen
case, $395.
Dlr MB15
Child's Bentwood
twig rocker, $120.
Dlr 120
A. Brandt
Ranch oak
coat rack
$175.
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