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August 21, 2013
Vol. 19 No. 05
News Periodical Mailed on August 15
Tonka Toys Peak Bidders Interest at Massart Auctioneers
Event in Green Bay, Wisconsin
Article & photos by Massart Auctioneers
Tonka Doughboy feed truck sold for$325.
Massart Auctioneers Inc. out of Green Bay, Wisconsin held a living
estate auction on Friday July 12th that featured many Tru Scale farm
toys, Tonka toys, toy cars, trucks and other toys, mowers, a snowblower along with household and garage items and much more.
There were 159 registered bidders in attendance plus absentee
bids from Pennsylvania, New York, New Hampshire, North
Carolina, and Michigan.
This Tonka Tanker
brought a bid of $270.
Continued on page 21
These Tonka Bulk
storage tanks sold for $230.
Baraboo Fairgrounds Hosts 29th Annual
Native American Artifact & Antique Show
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
The Baraboo, Wisconsin Fairgrounds once again played host to the 29th Annual
Native American Artifact & Antique Show, held this year on June 22nd and 23rd.
The show never fails to impress, with dozens of exhibitors from both near and
far congregating at the event that has become one of the Midwest’s finest. From
prehistoric artifacts to contemporary art, you’ll find it in quantity at this not-tobe-missed show.
Continued on pages 6, 7 & 8
Milwaukee’s The
Kerr Gallery came
with interesting
examples ranging
from a group of
Apache handmade
leather playing cards
($700) to a circa1880s Sioux
buffalo-hide awl
case with tin
suspensions –
13” in length and
priced at $500.
414-224-1457
Wow! From Estate Buyers of La Crosse,
a fantastically carved 9” English boar’s
tusk powder-horn with Henry
IV-era attribution - $30,000.
608-785-2274
From John & Linda
Welsch, a Nez Perce
corn husk bag in an
unusual floral pictorial
style & measuring 8” x 9” $750. 920-923-3842
I found this four-color Nez
Perce cornhusk bag at
Schoolmaster Antiques, asking
price $895. 608-356-1017
Some choice vintage decoys
awaited in the display of Gregg
Guthrie, the best this Henry
Sampier (St Clair Flats) redhead
drake - $400. 715-588-7627
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Bake Sale by Special Olympics
“The Treasure Hunt” continues on
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st
Rain or Shine - 6AM to 3PM
A 47 year old Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department
Tradition at Firemen’s Park in Historic Cedarburg, WI
New larger spaces (deeper & wider)
“KIDS 4 KIDS SELLING AREA ONLY”
We have a well established Market with room
available for over 700 Quality Vendors Selling
Antiques & Collectibles, Crafters, Fine Artists,
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New Quality Vendors are WANTED!
A Fun Day of Strolling the Aisles with Family & Friends • Free Public Admission
Adjacent & Convenient Parking just North of Grounds $5
to benefit Cedarburg American Legion Post #288
Food and Beverages Available Sorry No Animals Allowed
Shows are sponsored by the non-paid volunteer members and families of the Cedarburg Fire Department.
All proceeds go towards operation of our Maxwell Street Days and support of our Firehouse budget. Come
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Historic Cedarburg Has Many Antique, Specialty,
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W65 N796 Washington Ave. • email: [email protected]
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Out & About
It is that time of the summer, the last vacation, the last big
weekend off. If you haven’t guessed, I’m talking about Labor Day
Weekend. There are some big upcoming auctions planned for that
weekend, so plan on attending them. Take in an antique show
along the way, who says there is no more space for one more
collectible. My son is so creative when it comes to creating himself
more space when you tell him he has enough, he has started
stacking his stuff. He says he has two collections now, hub caps Take The
and bobble heads. We went on a day trip this past weekend Challenge
and he can spot a hub cap anywhere along the side of the
Buy
road, even buried in weeds. He always asks if we can pick it up. American!
When Out and About this weekend, be sure to check out:
Zurko Promotions Wheaton All-Nite Flea Market on
Saturday, August 17th. Located at DuPage County Fairgrounds in
Wheaton, Illinois. See upcoming events for more information.
The Original Olmsted County Gold Rush Antique Show & Flea Market
on Friday, August 16th, Saturday, August 17th & Sunday, August 18th.
Located at Rochester, Minnesota Fairgrounds in Rochester, Minnesota.
See upcoming events for more information.
Downtown Oronoco Gold Rush Days Antique Show & Flea Market
on Friday, August 16th, Saturday, August 17th & Sunday, August 18th.
Located in Downtown Oronoco in Oronoco, Minnesota.
Sunday Antiques Market on Sunday, August 18th.
Located at Interstate Center Main Expo in Bloomington, Illinois.
21st Annual Kalamazoo Airgun Show & Daisy “Get Together” on
Sunday, August 18th. Located at Kalamazoo Fairgrounds Expo Center
in Kalamazoo, Michigan. See upcoming events for more information.
Dodgeville Lions Club Antique & Flea Market on Sunday, August 18th.
Located at Ley Pavilion in Harris Park in Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
Original Mall of Antiques Flea Market on Sunday, August 18th.
Located at parking lot of Originals Mall of Antiques in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Mark your calendars for:
Wisconsin Pottery Association Art Pottery Show on Saturday, August 24th.
Located at Exhibition Hall at Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin.
C&J Promotions Minocqua Antique Show on Saturday, August 31st &
Sunday, September 1st. Located at Lakeland High School in Minocqua, Wisconsin.
Zurko Promotions Antigo Antique & Flea Market on Saturday, August 31st &
Sunday, September 1st. Located at Langlade County Fairgrounds in
Minocqua, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
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The Original Americans Showcased at 29th Annual
Native American Artifact & Antique Show
Article & Photos by Brian Maloney
The first thing that you’ll notice as
you enter the Native American
Artifact & Antique Show is: it’s free!
It’s truly a labor of love for collectors
and show organizers John & Linda
Welsch, who have been running this
annual event for a good part of its
twenty-nine year history. There’s no
charge for either parking or admission
to the show. And no, the floor isn’t
covered with fancy carpeting, and
there’s no mood music playing either.
5702a The 29th Annual Native American That lack of pretension doesn’t mean
Artifact & Antique Show owes a lot to that the show lacks in quality - this
event is one of the Midwest’s best
longtime organizers John & Linda
Welsch. They’ve grown the event, founded Native American shows, drawing dealers and serious buyers from both near
in 1984, into one of the best Native
American shows in the Midwest or any- and far.
where. For more show information, they Those of us not schooled in the prehistoric period of North America probcan be reached at 920-923-3842
ably didn’t know that Wisconsin has
been a cultural center for indigenous peoples for more than 12,000 years. Those first
Paleo-Americans were known to have visited the area near what is now Hixton,
Wisconsin to make stone tools from the local Hixton quartzite that’s unique to the
site. The stone was widely distributed too, with Hixton Quartzite stone points dating
to 9,000 BC and older having been found as far away as Kentucky! You’ll find some
exceptional examples of it here at the Baraboo Show too, most notable in the amaz-
ing display of collector Gene Hynek.
The Badger State region was also home to another early civilization, known today
as the Old Copper Culture. Maybe I slept through high school history class, but I had
no idea that Wisconsin’s Old Copper Culture peoples were among the world’s first
metalworkers, producing beautiful and functional forged copper objects as far back
as 7,500 BC. I found several exhibitors with examples of these copper tools and
ornaments, most priced at only a few hundred dollars.
Fast forward several thousand years and you’ll come across the other main category of Native American collectibles: trade goods. As Western “civilization” spread
across the nation, native peoples began producing everything from rugs and pottery
to baskets and beadwork to trade for manufactured goods at what became known as
Indian trading posts. A few even survive to this Day.
Dennis Arbieter’s Rainbow Traders had many examples of such handicrafts.
They’ve been one of the nation’s premier auction houses dealing in Native American
objects for more than three decades. Finds there included a geometric Navaho rug
still retaining its signed Burnt Water Trading Post “thumbprint” tag ($700) – plus
some choice Navaho Yei rugs, which depict stylized & elongated ceremonial dancers
both male and female.
In fact, you can find almost anything associated with indigenous American peoples
at the show, from prehistoric stone tools & points to carved catlinite pipes to early
trade tomahawks. The photos will give you an idea of what the event has to offer.
The Baraboo Native American Show is definitely worth the trip, whether you’re an
experienced collector of Native American history or not. All of the dealers are collectors at heart, and are more than happy to share their years of knowledge - and
enthusiasm - with even the most casual shopper. For more information about the
show, you can contact show organizers John & Linda Welsch at 920-923-3842. And
as always, keep an eye out for the 30th Annual Native American Artifact & Antique
Show in the Auction Action Antique News!
Jim Hanus came with more than just Native
American pieces, like this jumbo vintage fish
spearing decoy (with pen for scale), asking
price $85.
Shoppers had a wide array of period
beadwork to choose from at The Kerr
Gallery, including this circa 1900
Cheyenne woman’s bag in perfect condition - $550. 414-224-1457
Two outstanding beadwork pieces from John
& Linda Welsch: the 1880s Southern
Cheyenne women’s boots priced at $4,800, the
Sioux fully-beaded man’s vest with American
flag & tipi motif at $13,500. 920-923-3842
Period Native American craftwork & artifacts
are focus of the show, but you’ll find vendors
with everything from decoys to fossils & more
sprinkled in.
There were lots of Inuit
soapstone carvings to choose from at
South Carolina’s Wintergreen
Farms, my favorite this 8” reclining
walrus, circa 1940s & priced at
$295. 803-415-0760
Group of nineteen fieldfound obsidian stone
points, from Dan Maas $1,800. 608-788-5745
I found this early Acoma Pueblo
wedding pot at Estate Buyers of
La Crosse, 12” in height & priced
at $1,250. 608-785-2274
Continued on page 8
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From Estate Buyers of
La Crosse, an iron
butcher’s trade
sign/meat rack measuring 8’ in length $3,750. 608-785-2274
Dan Maas had one of the best catlinite pipe
displays at the show, with examples like this
10” horse effigy pipe, asking price $800.
More highlights from Wintergreen Farms: the
608-788-5745
Inuit sealskin beaded moccasins priced at
$195, the Eastern Cherokee carved wood
grease bowl at $200. 803-415-0760
There were hundreds of stone
artifacts to choose from at
Rainbow Traders, among the
best this authentic Birdstone,
asking price $2,800.
618-372-0248
Dennis Arbeiter of Rainbow Traders with a
circa 1950s Burnt Water Trading Post rug
with Laura Redhorse Murphy “thumbprint”
tag still attached, measuring 33” x 60” &
priced at $700. 618-372-0248
Choice textiles at Dennis Arbeiter’s
Rainbow Traders included these Navaho
Yei and Medicine Woman Ceremony rugs.
I found this early Dallas J.
618-372-0248
Valley (Prairie du Chein, WI)
hollow-carved crow decoy
in Alan Nyberg’s display,
asking price $475.
608-778-5523
1890s Grand Army
Picture Book, from
Alan Nyberg - $125.
608-778-5523
A trio of vintage Ojibwa quilled birch
bark pieces from John Welsch: the
10 1/2” diameter floral-decorated
covered basket with family provenance priced at $350, the 5 1/2” covered basket in a beaver motif at $160,
and the 8” miniature winnowing tray
at $145. 920-923-3842
Lac du Flambeau tribal member Gregg
Guthrie brought some old family photos just
for fun, including this 1914 photograph of
his dad as a little boy in full regalia!
There was a little
bit of everything at Robert’s Relics, from a
WWII Officer’s Mess menu from Bataan,
Philippines ($20) to this large stone axehead - $750. 708-516-0239
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Continued from pages 6 & 7
Wisconsin’s Gordon Morris brought a huge informational
display (and many for sale too) of prehistoric copper artifacts
he’d personally found in northern Wisconsin. I had no idea,
but Wisconsin’s Copper Culture Indians were among the first
metal workers in the world, producing objects such as these
Gene Hynek brought part of his famous
harpoon tips and crescents as long as 7,500 years ago.
collection of Hixton quartzite stone points,
including these early Clovis Culture points
both found in Richland County, Wisconsin.
608-574-1851
Two period highlights from Robert Olson: the near-mint
Montana Crow beaded possible bag priced at $1,000, the 11”
x 16” parfleche bag at $950.
Quality finds at Sill Tribal
Trading ranged from a
circa 1940s-50s Maria
Martinez black-on-black
pot ($1,250) to this 1930s
deer-hide woman’s wedding shirt $800. 952-484-0582
Shoppers found wonderful
oddities at Schoolmaster
Antiques; my favorites this
circa-1910 bobtail horse
windmill weight complete
with weight-box ($595) and Buckeye Universal mercury Incubator Thermometer $29. 608-356-1017
Exhibitor Charles Betz has
been buying & selling for
more than fifty years, and
brought finds like this Marv
Strahota mallard pair ($250)
and framed set of American
Indian Chiefs tobacco cards $150.
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AUCTION!
AUCTION
WILLIAM “BILL” BARG – OWNER
E774 MYNARD RD., WAUPACA, WI
SAT., AUG. 24
10:00 AM.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
LOCATED: From US Hwy. 10 take State Hwy. 22
south 6¾ miles, From Wild Rose take State Hwy. 22
north 9¾ miles. To Mynard Rd., then west ¼ mile.
Bill Was a Well Known Waupaca Are Auctioneer
& Collector; He Will Be Selling His Farm and Must
Sell The Following.
Auctioneers Note: This is a large sale and we may
be selling in two rings, for a portion of the day.
Please come prepared.
TRACTOR & FARM RELATED ITEMS: Farmall H
tractor. N.I. 7’ trailer mower. M.F. 2-row 3pt. planter.
VB grain drill on wood wheels. 2 – 3pt. 2 & 3-bottom
plows. 2-bottom trailer plow. Side rake. Pull disc;
drags; wagons; trailers. Plus many more items.
LAWN & GARDEN & SPECIAL ITEMS: ‘68 Bolens
850 garden tractor w/ deck; tiller; dozer blade. 2 –
Simplicity 3110 rear eng. riding mowers. ‘03 H&S 12’
enclosed fiberglass trailer w/ roof AC & heat. T/A 14’
car hauler trailer w/ ramps. 15’ mag. loading ramp.
Power appliance cart & dollies. Yard & garden tools.
Yard & garden ornaments & furniture. hop tools.
Firewood. Scrap metal.
RECREATION: ‘88 Sun Cruiser 20’ pontoon w/
Mercury 18 hp motor & Karavan trailer. ‘99 Evinrude
40 hp outboard; low hrs. ‘55 Circa Evinrude 15 hp
outboard. 4-place snowmobile trailer. New Taylor
Made golf bag. Fishing equip. Wildlife prints.
Camping gear. Deer horns & hides.
&
COLLECTABLES: Edison
ANTIQUES
Phonograph w/ horn & cylinder records. Edison
Ambarol Phonograph. Typewriters & adding
machines. Black Memorabilia. Large selection of
paper Collectables. Stamp collection. Shirley Temple
Comp. book. Selection of advertising pcs. Political
pins. Glassware. Knick knack. Collector plates.
China sets. 40 – collector toy tractors. American
Flyer & Lionel train sets. Games & puzzles. 2 –
porcelain & leather barber chairs. Crocks & jugs.
Over 3,500 baseball cards. Trunks. Waupaca parking
meters. Cistern & yard pumps. 11 – Collectable
cameras: Pickwick; Falcon; Praktica; Ansco; Richoh.
Furniture: Approx. 15 – pcs. of Maple coffee & end
tables; tea cart; cabinet; dining sets; hutch. Bedroom
sets. Mahogany lift top desk & library table. Pine
bedroom set. Round Oak table. Lamps. Treadle
sewing machine. Laze-Boy electric lift chair.
LARGE SELECTION OF TOOLS & SHOP
EQUIPMENT. Some could be considered
collectables.
This is just a small sampling of what will be sold.
Visit website for complete list at
www.wausauauctioneers.com
TERMS: Cash or Bankable (Good) Check, Visa or
Master Cards w/ 4% fee. All items sold “As Is Where
Is” without warranty or guarantee.
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704 CASTELLO STREET, FREEMONT, WI
Visit our Website For More Details: www.chuillisauction.com
Auctioneer's Note: Chuilli’s Auction & Appraisal takes pleasure in presenting the second half of
this sale. Ron is an Avid collector and sportsman. In preparation of a future move, he has decided
to let go of the rest of his collections. Collectors & Sportsman will want to attend this exciting sale.
Real Estate (To Be Offered At 11:30): Three bedroom, 2 bath ranch
home semi finished basement, two car attached garage, fireplace,
enclosed sun porch, three stall pole shed with side entry, storage shed,
large front yard and large rear yard.
Real Estate Open House: Thursday, August 15th from 5:00 – 6:00 PM
NOTE: Open House Is For Potential Real Estate Buyers Only!!!! Nobody will be allowed to preview the auction items!!!!! Real Estate Terms & Conditions: $5,000.00 down day of sale in form
of cash or certified bank check. Balance in 60 days. No contingencies whatsoever. Property is being
sold AS IS, Where IS Sale is subject to confirmation.
Items of Special Interest: Alumacraft Lunker 16 SS fishing boat, 2006 R&W 5’ X 8’ utility trailer with drop ramp gate. Firearms (To Sell At 12:00 Noon): S&W mod 686-5 357 Mag
7 shot, Dan Wesson 44 Mag, Walther PPK 7.65, S&W DA .45, Dan Wesson
38+P new in box, Cimarron 45 Colt, EMF Outlaw model .357, Ruger New Model
Super Blackhawk 44 Magnum w/scope, S&W mod 66-1 .357 Mag, Colt mod 1903 hammerless .32 cal pocket pistol, Randall Service model 45 semi auto, Cabella’s Millenium model
45 and other handguns. Rifles & Shotguns: Remington mod 700 22-250 w/vintage J. Unertl scope,
Ithaca model 37 Featherlight 12 gauge stamped US S/N 23388, Remington Wing Master 870 12
ga., Browning 16 ga auto 5, Winchester 12 gauge mod 12, Winchester 16 ga mod 12, Atlas 28 gauge
over & under, Winchester mod 100 .308 S/N 165730, Winchester model 94 30-30, Marlin model
336AS 30-30, Remington Model 700 30-06 w/scope. Duck Decoys & Related (To Sell At
10:30): Drake Mallard from Joe Sieger rig, Evans mammoth solid body hen canvasback, Mason Premier drake mallard, Mason painted eye drake blue wing teal, Joe
Gigl hen mallard, Herman Manthey drake bluebill, Gus Moak drake canvasback, Gus
Moak drake bluebill (Boyson Rig), John Roth drake canvasback, John Roth drake bluebill, Mason
standard grade drake bluebill, Ora Clough hen bluebill, John Nierman drake canvasback, Wild
fowler Old Saybrook hen snuggle head, blue wing hen teal attributed to Mason, DeWitt Wakefield
drake canvasback, drake canvasback attributed to Evans, Joe Gigl miniature mallard
pair, Joe Gigl mallard flyers, Joe Gigl mallard plaque, Dave Kinsman miniature wood
duck pair, Clifford Schmidt drake bluebill, Unknown Lake Winnebago drake pintail.
Gun Related, Reloading & Ammo: Remington digital R23 gun safe, Mec reloaders,
several bags of lead shot, hundreds of primers, new unprimed brass casings, new
primed brass casings, large amount of bullets, calipers, Pact digital powder scale &
powder dispenser, Turbo 1200 tumbler, Reloading Dies To Include: 22/250, 30.06, 243 Win, 223
Rem, .270 Win, 44 Magnum, 9MM Luger, .30 Carbine and more. Ammunition To Include: 22
cal., 17 HMR, .223, .222, 38, 357, .45 Long Colt, 9 X 18, shot shells, shotgun shells and
more. Oak gun cabinet, soft pistol cases, hard pistol cases, hard rifle cases, clay targets,
10/22 magazines and more. Rest of Sale: Several rods & reels, tackle boxes, fishing lures and other fishing items, down riggers, life
jackets, traps, BB guns, Sturgeon snags, Sturgeon tags, fish decoys,
large salmon mount, 10 gallon ski oval Red Wing crock and other Red
Wing crocks, bass wood plank, maple boards and more.
Terms & Conditions: Cash, Good Wisconsin Check, Visa, M/C & Discover.
All items Sold AS Is. No Gun sales to out of state residents
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]
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VIRGINIA CARPENTIER ESTATE AUCTION
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24th, 2013-10:00 A.M.
1950 BOND STREET, GREEN BAY, WI (BEJA Shrine Center)
The late Virginia Carpentier had a life long love for antiques & formerly operated Ginny’s Antiques in
DePere, WI! Quality merchandise from 4-generations! Outstanding antique furniture,
Roseville/Teco/other Art Pottery, Red Wing/other stoneware, artwork, vintage toys, beautiful glassware, sterling silver pieces, costume jewelry, pocket/other watches, paper collectibles, Aladdin/other
lamps, antique clocks, primitive tools, MUCH MORE!
TERMS/CONDITIONS: Cash, good check with a picture ID, Visa/MasterCard/Discover. 10%
Buyers Fee. Everything sold as is, where is w/no warranties expressed or implied. WI sales tax applies
without resale exemption certificate. All sales are final. Announcements on sale date take precedence
over printed matter.
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION
Online Auction: Designer & Vintage Clothes & Shoes
www.baileyshonor.com - Bid Now until August 29th.
280+ lots of quality designer and vintage clothes, shoes, furs, leather coats, purses and
perfumes. All from one estate! Non smoking, very light if any wear on most items, some
still with tags. Terms: 18% online premium, cash/local check/ credit card, pick up available,
shipping at buyer expense, 3% discount for cash only at pick up.
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687
www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details!
THREE DAY LABOR DAY WEEKEND ESTATE AUCTION
Auction to be held at the:
TUMBLESON AUCTION CENTER - 1635 N. MAIN ST., PRINCETON, IL
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:
SAT., AUGUST 31, SUN., SEPTEMBER 1, & MON., SEPTEMBER 2, 2013
TIME: 10:00 A.M. (Preview: 8:00 A.M.) Each Day
WWW.SUPERIORAUCTION.NET
AUCTIONEER NELLIE BELAND
CAI/CES/CAGA - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #818
HONESTY...INTEGRITY...EXPERIENCE
Telephone: 906-864-2942 E-Mail: [email protected]
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION
Great Two Day Estate Auction
Rue Chantilly Dr., Dousman, WI
Fri., Aug 23rd - 4pm: Tools 1200sq. ft. barn loaded with tools and hardware.
Many photos at baileyshonor.com
12" Band saw, scroll saw, router table, sanders, grinders, saw blades, hand and
power tools. Bosch flush cut saw, Ryobi angle grinder, 15" drill
press, 16" jig saw, 1/2hp oscillating spindle sander, Delta 1" belt
sander, clamps, tool stands, Hitachi mitre saw, Generac pressure
washer, DeWalt drill, Toro snowblower, finishing supplies, many
saw blades, Floor and farm jacks, car jack, calipers, Vises, ladders, 10
ft. Werner ladder and loads of fasteners and hardware.
Sat., Aug 24th - 10 am: Don't miss this one, something for everyone. Mission
dining room trestle table with six chairs, sideboard, and buffet/china cabinet-all
gorgeous like new condition from non smoking household,
Lane recliner wing back chairs, beautiful King size oak bedroom set, large Hitachi TV, Mission oak vintage drop-front desk, mortisse design, great pub table and chairs, gun metal bar stools, other nice
antique furniture, Sony stereo components, luggage, flatware, Lane
cedar chest, machinist chest. Guns/knives/swords: Ruger 223 mini
w/scope, Luigi 12 gauge, 50 Cal. Springfield black powder 1878 trap
door with bayonett, Springfield M1 1953 barrel, Model 320 Paratrooper weapon, Marlin 22 long
rifle with scope, Marlin 9 mm rifle, 7.62 mm 1968 RFI rifle, Marlin Colt 45 1894 CB rifle, JC
Higgins Mod. 66 12ga. shotgun, M1 carbine, Japanese rifle, 4 MK English Military, Russian rifle,
England #5MK, Daisy BB gun 1894, Nagraunt Revolver 1939, 44 black powder pistol, Colt
boxes, Iver and Johnson revolver needs work, Barska rifle scopes, holsters, ammo belts, gun cases,
many many containers of ammo! Military cases, medals, bars and insignias, Nazi books, many
military helmets! Rare Welt Kreig and Gautier Russia books.
Antiques & Collectibles: Robots and space toys, old toys, postcards and local photos, beer
signs and steins, pocket watches, fantastic collection of vintage hats and hat
stands, vintage fashion hat prints, Big Little books, linens, Gene Autry
pictures, many cap guns, Hopalong Cassidy spurs, leather saddle bags,
stereo cards, oriental items, games, chess sets, Cris Craft boat in
box, motorific boat, Remington Bronze, 1960 car set, Pfalstgraf
dishes, wooden toys, dolls, piano tuning set, many interesting
small items, brass microscope and Zeis lenses, old fishing lures, jewelry, foreign,
coins and stamps, Tootsie Toys and Hot Wheels, Railroad chamber pot, albums
and 45's, children’s and millitary books, and much more!!!!
Terms: Auction day announcements take precedence over written material.
Cash/In State Check with picture ID / Mastercard. 5% buyer fee, 5% discount for cash/check.
10% Buyers premium for in person proxy bidding. 12% Telephone Bidding.
** SPECIAL PREVIEW OF ALL 3 DAYS: Friday, August 30, 2013: Time: 4:00-6:00 P.M.**
View Full Listing, Photos & Absentee Bid on website: www.tumblesonauction.com
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31
Many Pieces of Primitive Furniture Including Several Painted CabinetsCorner Cabinet, Glass Door, Jelly Cabinet, Kitchen, 16 Drawer Cabinet,
Bin Cabinet, Many Small Oak & Walnut Pieces including Sm. Chests
of Drawers, Wash Stands, Side Tables, Corner What Not Shelf,
Bentwood Youth & Highchairs, Old Radios to Include Approx. 8 floor
Model & Various Table Top Radios, Several General Store ShowcasesSome Floor Model & Countertop, Children’s & Doll Furniture & Pianos, Easels, Organ
Stool, Old House Shutters, Various Color Enamel & Porcelainware, Fruit Jars,
Hanging Wood Spice Rack, Coffee Grinders, Several Old Clocks, Various Kitchen
Primitives, Old Metal Fans, Yard Sticks, Banks, Old Stick & Wall
Telephones, Kerosene Lamps, Lg. Group of Marbles Including Lg.
Marbles, Primitive Items, Cookie Cutters, Shaving Mugs, Lighters,
Tools including many Woodworking Planes, Levels, Folding Rulers;
Collection of Nice Stoneware including Various Size Red Wing, Western, Eagle
Pottery Churn, Crock Jugs, Sleepy eye, 8 Oil Bottles-Some Marked Standard Oil in Wire Holder;
Several Nice Advertising Signs, Framed Prints.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
**Special Outside Early Bird Duck Decoy Auction at 9:00 A.M.**
1962 16 Ft. Boston Whaler Boat, Wood Duck Boat w/Oars, Two Johnson Boat Motors
OVER 100 DECOYS & DUCK CALLS Including
Perdew, Jim Slack, Virgil Lashbrook, Graves,
Schmidt, Illinois River and Wisconsin Decoys
OVER 60 FIREARMS INCLUDING: (Long
Guns & Handguns) Including Winchester,
Remington, Colt, Lorcin, Hi Point, S&W, Ruger,
Stevens, Mossberg & Others; Fishing Collectibles and
Lures; Spurs; Ammo, Pocket & Hunting Knives, Many
Nice Framed Duck, Gun and Ammo Ad Prints; Several Boat
Motor Signs and Literature; Collection of Coins;
Arrowheads; Several Nice Southwest Rugs and Old Pottery;
Toys including Windups (Many in Original Boxes), Toy Cars, Trucks, Lionel
Trains.
There is a 10% Buyer’s Premium & Proxibid Available for this Auction Day Only!
MONDAY, SEPTEMER 2
2006 4 Door Chevy Trailblazer, Antique Furniture including Marble
Top Victorian Lamp Tables and Victorian Chairs, Bedroom and Dining
Room Sets, Beautiful Swiss Cylinder Music Box w/Bells and Drum;
Spool Cabinets, Nice Clock Collection including Large Hanging
Clocks, Banjo, Advertising, Weighted, Calendar, School, Mantle,
Porcelain, Kitchen, Alarm and Others, Pocket Watch Collection and
Quality Wristwatches, Many Sterling Silver Pieces and Large Flatware
Set, Roseville and Hull Pottery, Glassware including Red Ruby Flash Glass Collection, Waterford,
Heisey, Carnival, Opalescent and Others; LLadro, Cybis, Hummels, B&G, Several Nice Sets of
China, Many Old Framed Pictures and Paintings; Music Instruments, Many Pieces of Fine
Diamond and Gem Jewelry, Sterling Jewelry & Costume Jewelry; Many Quilts, Buttons and
Linens, Hat Pin Holders & Hat Pins; Antique Victorian Figurines
Crank Estate, Peoria, IL/Richard H. Donnocker Estate, Ottawa, 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.
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687
www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details!
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The Super Auction
The Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds
AUCTION
5055 Saline - Ann Arbor Rd., Ann Arbor, MI
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. Preview: 9:00 A.M.
Real Estate & Estate of Sylvia Cuellar
Items from the Estate of Governor G. Mennen Williams. Featuring a JFK signed photo * Sports
Memorabilia & autographs incl. a Babe Ruth multi signed ball * Military collection * Police
Badge Collection * Art Pottery featuring Roseville, McCoy, & Hull Art * Huge Collection of
Cast Iron featuring Griswold & Wagner Ware * Estate Coin Collection - Silver * Art Work incl.
Original Louis Icarts * Taxidermy & Trophy Room of Dan Thill - Full, Head, & Shoulder
mounts of Animals from all over the world * Toys including Cast Iron, Tin, Pressed,
Automotive, pedal & more, Historic Totem Village Museum of St. Ignace, MI featuring Totem
Poles, Dioramas, displays, Folk Art, & Indian Artifacts * Antique * Furniture * More!
Participating Auction Companies include: Braun & Helmer – Belhorn –
American Eagle – Joseph Saine – Dennis Beals - More! 3 Rings Per Hour –
13% BP. Questions, 734.368.1733.
Complete details with pics @ TheSuperAuction.com
David G. Helmer, CAI, GPPA, CES, Auctioneer and Appraiser.
Braun and Helmer Auction Service, Cell: 734.368.1733.
BraunandHelmer.com Email:[email protected]
TWO RING ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION
Kenneth & Marian Walter Trust
Location: W997 Golden Globe Rd., Genoa City, WI 53128
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
Directions: Between Lake Geneva & Genoa City exit Hwy. 12 on Pell Lake Dr. & go W, 1/2 mile
to Orchid Dr., then N. 4 streets to Golden Globe Rd., then E. to end of Rd.
Auctioneer's Note: This exciting Auction is the personal collection of Ken & Marian who was
a well known antique dealer and personal collector for many years They had stored away thousands of rare quality items including those passed down to them from parents & grandparents.
Crates are being unpacked that haven't been opened for decades, so there will be many more items
than those listed. There are hundreds of pictures and a much more detailed list on the websites for
your viewing and updates will be made as the items are unpacked right up to up to Auction time.
In case of bad weather a large building on the property will be used. We plan to run two rings all
day, so bring your friends to help cover all bases. Auction day phones: (262) 492-5125 or (262)
716-8421. Food service available on site.
WEBSITES: www.bobhagemannauctionrealty.com OR auctionzip I.D.#9051
Antiques & Collectibles: Lead soldier making set; Steiff teddy & chimp; Brownie & other cameras; Milk bottles & carrier; Bismark filler; Disney collectibles; Stereoptic;
Ironware from Griswold & Wagner; Jack Frost cooler; Brackets;
Barber shop cabinet; Starline pulleys & watercups; Set 4 vintage car
storage jacks; Lion head cast knocker; Scales & weights; Fruit,
whiskey, beer, Pepsi, soap, wood crates; Baseball gloves;
Rocker fluter; Many crates full with 100 years of misc.
ephemera all sorted to category; Brass fans; Lighters; Hand
made quilt made from mens' ties; Kewpie doll; Cast beehive string
holder; P.O. Box doors; Vintage papier mache Halloween owls; Can't Beat 'Em
sprinkler; Crocks; Hand crop duster; Kitchen gadgets; Baskets; Wood rim bike; Ice
shoes; Yardsticks; Knitomat in box; Big-Bang toy cannon; Chocolate bunny molds;
Mason, Ball, & Hero jars & glass lids; Bailey & other planes; Wood molding planes; 2 Man, ice,
& other saws; Copper boiler; Swish rods; Locked trunk, what's inside?;
Raggedy Ann & Andy dolls; 1902 Pat. tool sharpener w/dressing point;
Ammo boxes; Soapstone warmer; Wall mount drill
press; Router plane; Cherry pitter; Press; Old tools;
Fanning mill; Nativity set; Kellogg's creamer &
spoon; Silverplate items; Framed artwork; Cigar
boxes; Books & magazines; Compacts; Antique collecting & price guide books; Manure spreader w/iron
spoke wheels; Oil cans; Dual washtub stand; Carved
monk bookends; Enamelware; Kestner, A.M. Beauty, bisque, Asian & other
dolls; Boy Scout canteen; Showcases packed with jewelry & misc.
China, Glassware, Figurines, & Pottery: Huge assortment of pieces including
Lalique, Pickard, Fenton, Red Wing, C.T. Altwasser, Gaudy, Lefton, Hall,
Belleek, M.A. Hadley, Ruby Flash, McKee Jadeite, Cybis, Hummel, Fondeville,
Lenox, Flintridge, Orrefors, Carnival, Wedgewood, Syracuse, B&G, Upco,
Bavarian, English, Japanese, Milk glass & more.
Furniture & Misc: French Provincial bedroom
set; Mahogany buffet w/carved front; Telephone
table; Sofa & chairs; End tables; Serpantine wash
stand; Oval mahogany hall table; Small buffet;
Octagon & round curio cabinets; Hutch; Slide leaf dinette table
w/arrow back chairs; Drop leaf coffee table; Lamps; Power lift
recliner; Leather top writing desks; Wicker sofa, chair & table;
Needlepoint chair; Asian black enamel table w/leaves, seats 12; Cast iron woodburner; Philco
fridge; Like new Hoveround Mobility Scooter.
TERMS: Cash, credit cards, or good check with proper I.D. 4% Buyer's fee. 4% Discount on payments made by cash or good check. All sales are final. All purchases must be settled for on day of
sale. There are no guarantees expressed or implied. Not responsible in case of accident or for items
after sold. All announcements made the day of sale take precedence over any printed matter. List
subject to change without notice.
Auction & Realty
B
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28421 Rowntree Rd. Burlington, WI 53105
262-534-2134 • 262-492-5125 • [email protected]
www.bobhagemannauctionrealty.com
Antique • Household • Estate • Consignment • Farm • Real Estate
“Your So-Called “Junk” Is Worth Money!”
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2013 - 5:00 P.M.
N3842 COUNTY ROAD P, WHITE LAKE, WI (Near Elton)
Visit our Website For More Details: www.chuillisauction.com
Directions From Antigo: Take Hwy. 64 East, 15 miles to Cty. P., South on P, 1/4 mile To Auction Site.
Parking Note: Parking is allowed only on the West side of Cty. P.
Auction Note: Good clean estate with many items in like new condition. Make plans to attend.
Real Estate, (To Be Offered At 6:00 PM): Three bedroom, 2 bath, Holly Park Modular home, full basement, central air, two car detached garage and storage shed set on 3.2 acres.
Real Estate Terms & Conditions: $5,000.00 down day of sale in form of cash or certified funds non refundable.
Balance within 30 days. No contingencies whatsoever. Property is being sold AS IS, Where Is. No property condition report will be given. Sale Is Subject To Confirmation. Estate is Motivated to sell.
Guns & Related: H&R 22 revolver, Win. 30-30 mod. 94, Mossberg mod. 640KA 22 mag., Marlin 32 special mod.
336-A, gun cabinet, 22 ammo. ATV: 1999 Honda 4 Wheeler. Gold Jewelry: Large 10K Herring Bone necklace,
14K Herring Bone necklace, ladies 14K 3 pc. Wedding set w/.55 carat diamond, ladies 10K diamond ring, ladies
10K ring and other gold jewelry. Rest of Sale: Like new tools, quality household, collectibles.
Terms & Conditions: Cash, Good Wisconsin Check only, CC Cards Not Accepted At This Sale!!! All items sold AS IS.
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!!!
AUCTION
COLLECTIBLES, TOOLS, SHOP EQUIPMENT
BILL & LINDA MARCOE
W6336 KINKER ROAD, FOND DU LAC, WI
DIRECTIONS: 4 miles North of Fond Du Lac on Hwy. 45 to County Highway N (Kinker Road), then West 1
mile or 5 miles East of Highway 41 on County Highway N. N goes into Kinker Road at Hwy. 175.
COLLECTIBLES: Cherry table; curved glass curio cabinet; Lane coffee and round tables; wood medicine cabinets; wooden wardrobe; ice box; chrome kitchen table; wooden folding chairs; Blatz beer trays and beer memorabilia; Pabst lighted clock; Child's metal strollers; Tonka, Buddy L, Ertl semis and Tootsie Toy trucks; pedal
tractor dump cart; Arrow Flight coaster wagon; Pabst lighted clock; IH toy tractors & implements; Red WingFrankoma-Hull-Hall-McCoy and Weller items; blue canning jars, canning lids; 1858 Atlas jars; Carnival glass,
milk glass, blue glass, Hobnail glassware, pressed glass; Bavaria; hats & hat boxes; linens, handkerchiefs and
scarves; enamelware; Precious Moments; cookie cutters; jackknives; wig bust; Rockdale stoneware; Daisy BB
guns, Holly Hobby sink; Stevenson gallon dairy bottle, Stearns Elkhorn, WI milk bottle; tin Pepsi thermometer;
wooden Pepsi box; Singer treadle sewing machine and Singer Serger, sewing baskets; boxes of sewing supplies;
salt & pepper shakers; old pictures & frames; new toy Weber grill; wooden bow & wood arrows; child's board
games; child's wood blocks; Christmas and Halloween decorations; green glass insulators; piano benches; bracket lamp holder; metal GE fan; rotary phones; wood clothes rack; boxes of Fire King; cups and saucers; men's &
ladies' watches; caned rocker; Jadite bowls, Carnival glass punch bowl set, eagle quill pen; cat bank; retro clocks;
Kohler clock; 100's of knick knacks; glass baskets & boots; Harley Davidson and Frye ladies boots; child's tin
tool box; Aladdin and other kerosene lamps; wooden bowls; cherry pitter; wood pulleys; ammo boxes; old Boy
Scout shirts and books; old Army jacket with patches and medals; 1950's car sales flyers; 7-Up box; vintage
records Edison, Pathe, Victor; 8 track tapes; Denson feed mill glass jar w/metal lid; Hawthorn fuel thermometer;
Fairway measuring cups; cookie jars; many old Marlin, Heddon and other wood and metal fishing lures, tackle
boxes, many metal fishing reels, fly rods; 25-30 rods and reels; Minnesota one & two gallon stoneware and other
crocks; dress form maniquin body; wood handled kitchen utensils; old marbles; Evinrude, Kiekhaefer Mercury
gas tanks, old Evinrude boat motor; and Minn kota trolling motor; tin North vaporizer; dinner sets; iron hinges,
latches and door knobs; wood golf clubs; porcelain pot and lids; Mec Jr. 600 reloader with dies and supplies;
Erector sets old and newer; railroad lanterns; wood advertising boxes; wooden purse; costume jewelry (some
sterling and gold); sterling candle holders, spoons and silverware; Red Liner Hot Wheels; Quickset Woodall
lighted sign; totes full of new Hallmark, Spode, Dept. 56 and Lenox ornaments; vintage toys; Simpson meters;
McDonald's toys; Star Wars models in boxes; car parts; Mustang hub caps; Charles Sanborn Chicago wood box;
burlap coffee bean bags; toboggan; tin "no dumping" sign; old cameras (Minolta, Canon, Kodak, etc.) and equip.;
deer mugs; child's cash register; boxes of old Fisher Price toys; croquet sets; child's records; Coleman stoves &
lanterns; Reddy Kilowatt Porcelain WI power and light company sign, Grafs sign; Uptown Beverage wood box;
tin doll house; boxes of old books and magazines; old printing press stamps; leaded stained glass lamp shades;
dresser and floor lamps; lead chunks; Jart sets; old wood water skis; cheese boxes; metal typewriter with ivory;
Campaign buttons; many Noah's Ark items; old eye glasses; old cigarette lighters. SHOP EQ: Atlas bench top
drill press; Craftsman 10'' band saw; Dremel jig saw; new trailer lights; many Stanley planes and levels; socket
holders; Skill saws; hand saws; commercial display shelving; machinist tool box and tools; machinist books and
magazines; creeper; AC Delco metal cabinet; shovels, forks; Waterloo, Kennedy and a wooden machinist tool
box; saw/miter table; calipers, depth gages and other machinist tools; Huskey socket set; tool boxes; new Wagner
power roller, heat gun; Hundreds of OEM and aftermarket shop and operating manuals for cars, light, medium
and hd trucks, trenchers, loader backhoes, digger derricks and booms, other equipment, gas and diesel engines.
COINS: 6 Walking Liberty half dollars; (3) 1923-'24 Peace dollars; 1931 Depananinunbac BOA Kennedy half
dollar; 2 Franklin half dollars; 1973-1988 silver sets; foreign coins.
OTHER ITEMS: 1976 Buick Riviera 2dr. Laudau roof, 455 V8, 92420 original miles great shape; Werlitzer
organ; Leslie speaker; Bushnell and other microscopes; metal Dixie cup holder; Atari 600 and 2600 consoles
w/games; Nintendo systems, guns and 30 games; 10 Nintendo 64 games; Playstation controller and 6 games;
new hedge trimmer; banana seat bike; old Schwinn bike; old metal cake tins; new window shutters; gun cases;
Agri Fab pull type lawn spreader and new lawn aerator. cleaners; Tracer 30-06 shells; Carhart vest.
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, 920748-3000 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
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AUCTION REMINDER WITH COL. RENE' BRASS
Website: www.colrene.net
Mr. & Mrs Gaspardo are moving. Most items excellent!
SUN., AUGUST 18 - STARTS 10:30 A.M. - VIEW 9:30 (Lunch)
17 miles from Phelps, WI on Cty. A, OR 12 miles South of Iron River, MI on M73 to Cty.
Hwy. A, then 2 miles to #8225. Nelma, WI. All farm machinery, tractors, dozer, milking
equip., riding mowers, camper trailer, Kawasaki motorcycle, guns, 22 crocks & other
antiques, home furnishings & more! See website for full list! Terms: Cash or good 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.
PUBLIC AUCTION
LEE LAKE STORAGE
9283 LEE LAKE ROAD, POUND, WI
Antiques: Rock-Ola jukebox, over 800 (45) records, Coke bottle machine, 7-Up bottle machine, Furniture,
GI Joes, platform scale and much more. ** See full list & pictures at bahrkeauctions.com
Terms: Cash or good check. Kathy Bahrke, Clerk. AUCTION CONDUCTED BY:
COL. JEFFREY T. BAHRKE, Phone: 920-373-2928
AN O’CONNOR SALES & REALTY AUCTION
MARK & BONNIE MALOTKY
N10839 BRANDY CREEK RD., CLINTONVILLE, WI
L A R G E 2 R I N G E S TAT E & Q UA L I T Y A N T I Q U E AU C T I O N
Auction held at: GARNAVILLO AUCTION COMPANY
105 SOUTH MAIN, GARNAVILLO, IA
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 2013
Choice ring 8:30 A.M.
Cataloged ring starts at 9:30 A.M. Preview on Friday the 23rd from 4-8 p.m.
A SUPER auction full of quality antique furniture & stained glass windows. Some of the highlighted items include Victorian beds & bed sets ~ bookcases ~ several great leaded windows ~ combo sideboard/icebox ~ Black Forest carved bear & cub umbrella stand ~ glider & rocking horses ~ tin signs & thermometers ~ adv. crockery ~ several
R.R. lanterns ~ old games ~ 2 WWII Nazi helmets ~ Lugar 30 cal. pistol ~
jewelry ~ marbles ~ rare Ingraham Coca-Cola adv. clock ~ Fada radio ~ postcards ~ Blenko glass ~ typewriter & adding machine collections ~
Depression glass ~ old toys ~ trunks ~ dining tables ~ chairs ~ old comics
~ coins ~ 2 oak hall seats ~ stacking bookcases ~ 2 old National cash registers ~ roll top desk & lots of household items ~ chest freezer ~ washer &
dryer ~ modern furniture ~ couch & love seat ~ lift reclining chair ~ dishes
~ Avon glass ~ prints & frames ~ hanging mirrors & LOTS more items, too many to mention.
Check out our website @ GarnavilloAuction.com for a full listing of cataloged items. Please
come join us for a full day of indoor 2 ring auction. Plenty of seating with a full lunch stand with
great food! If you can't make it to the sale, you can bid online or preview the auction and leave
absentee bids. GARNAVILLO AUCTION COMPANY, LLC
105 South Main Street, Garnavillo, IA 52049
563-964-9200 • www.garnavilloauction.com
LOCATION: N10839 Brandy Creek Rd., Clintonville. North of Clintonville on Hwy. 45 to
Nietzke Rd., West on Nietzke Rd. 1/4 mi. to Brandy Creek Rd. South on Brandy Creek Rd to the
auction site. ANTIQUES: Wood spoon-carved beds, steel bed, Mission Oak dresser w/wash
rack, dressers, wardrobe, wash stand w/wringer, cupboards, buffet, display case, dropleaf table,
table, rockers, wood chair, treadle sewing machine, floor lamps, milk stool, butter churn, milk
bottle cooler, milk stand, magazine rack, lanterns, kerosene lamps, set of china, children’s sleds,
children’s books, vintage hats, records, beer can collection, gunny sacks, chamber pots, washboard, meat grinder, cast irons, bottle capper, apple basket, potato crates, lightning rods, blue
lightning ball, canning jars, strainer, match box, egg scale, milk bottles, license plates, yarn
spool, child’s rocking horse, dolls, tin toys, Round Oak stove, horse-drawn tiller, wood lathe, fanning mill, hay swing, wood barrel, scythe, post hole digger, corn planter, tractor seats, buggy
steps, milk can, corn knife, bikes, skis, wood box.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, TOOLS & OUTDOOR ITEMS. TERMS: Cash or good check.
SALE CONDUCTED BY O’CONNOR SALES & REALTY, INC., STATE REG. #44
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER – GERRY O’CONNOR #260
715-823-5144
95 S. MAIN ST., CLINTONVILLE, WI 54929
NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIFACT
AUCTION
“Offered by a Private Collector”
Auction Location: RAMKOTA HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER
3200 WEST MAPLE STREET, SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA
SATURDAY, SEPT. 14, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
CLIP & SAVE
EXCELLENT ESTATE AUCTION
Collectors Hall - 135 West Center St. - Cambridge, IL
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
OPEN FOR VIEWING ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 ~ 1 TO 4 P.M.
Hanging Lamps, Students Lamps, Angle Lamps, Kerosene Lamps 28 Match Holders, 34
Bisque Swingers/Match Holders, 15 Chimney Covers, Victorian Furniture, Plus More.
Visit our website for a much larger listing.
The John and Gloria Dae Nelson Estate, Geneseo, IL., will sell the following outstanding collection of 25 Vict. hanging parlor lamps featuring Parker brass frames,
Cranberry Petticoat shades and many other great colored 14” shades &
matching fonts w/prisms – 1, 2 & 3 Tank Angle lamps w/Cranberry Swirl –
Cobalt Blue & other colored chimneys – Great Harvard single & double
tank Student lamps & others – Brass floor organ lamp – Banquet lamps –
Peg lamps – Lincoln lamp – Several mini. GWW lamps – Skaters lanterns
– Selection of kerosene table lamps – Several smoke bells & smoke shades
– 28 Match holders – 34 Beautiful bisque Swingers & Match holders –
Misc. lamp parts & lamp reference books (visit our website for pictures
and listing); Misc. Vict. colored glass pcs.; Many crockery bowls, crocks
& jugs; Old Sleepy Eye pcs.; Roseville & Ironstone pcs.; Many tin, wood & iron primitive pcs.;
Pocket & hunting knives; Shaving items; Selection of toys & misc. items; Costume jewelry; Old
postcards; Many books; Wildlife prints signed & numbered; Many beautiful walnut rd. & oval picture frames; Misc. doilies, etc.; Early cardboard Christmas, Easter & Seasonal decorations; 9 Great
Yard Long pictures; 15 Great Chimney covers; Several fancy brass w/marble insert plant stand or
lamp stands; Nice selection of Walnut Vict. furniture pcs.; Assorted pine & oak antique furniture
pcs.; Spool cabinets; Wicker pcs.; Misc. odd antique & modern furniture pcs.; Antique hand tools; Misc. household &
garage items of all kinds; Plus much more.
Terms: Cash or checkor credit card. ID required. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch on Grounds.
Geneseo, IL. 309.944.3808
AUCTIONEERS: Al, Jason & Jana Stenzel.
Business Office: 135 West Center St.,
Visit our website at: www.stenzelauction.com
Cambridge, IL 309.937.1444
IL Lic. #0440000486.
Preview 9:00 to 10:00 A.M. the morning of the sale.
Complete list with photos on the web.
This auction sale consists of a complete lifetime collection of one persons High Plains artifacts
from western South Dakota and North Dakota. This collection covers all time periods from Paleo
to historic and everything in between. There will be hundreds of artifacts in
frames sold by choice and by the complete frame, several with
COA’s from Western Typology (Benjamin E. Stermer). All
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foundw/picture
on private land in South Dakota and North Dakota
from 1930 to 1970, the artifacts are from the following
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cultures
and time
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era.
There will be a variety of price ranges with
Issue 1905 - $228.04 + Issue
something for everyone at all collector levels. Detail
1908, discounteddescriptions
25% to include Bow & arrows, Large Hixton bipointed knife, Arrowheads, points, knives, scrapers, axes,
$171.03.
hammers, Celts, bone tools, trade beads and more. The collection features
TO artifacts
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(Twohighly
Issues)
made from
collectible materials such as: Knife River Flint, Agatized wood,
Petrified wood, Spanish Diggings, Porcellanite, Tonque River Silica, Swan Creek Chert,
Bill to:
Heartville uplift, Obsidian, Plate Chalcedony, Jasper, Rainy Butte petrified wood and
Catlinite.
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TERMS:IL
Cash
or Check, All items must be paid for day of sale. Statements made auction day
Geneseo,
61254
take precedence over printed material. SD SALES TAX APPLIES.
Helbling Auctioneers, Inc.
321 54th St. SE, Kindred, ND - State Hwy. 11, Hankinson, ND; Bob Helbling Jr., ND Lic. 285, MN Lic.
14-05007, Clerk Lic. 390 • 701-428-3184 • Email: [email protected] • Fax: 701-428-3186
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AUCTION SPECIALISTS
KENT & BETTY KATZENMEYER - VERONA, WI
SALE SITE: VIKING LANES
1410 HWY. 51 - STOUGHTON, WI 53589
MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
LOCATION: This auction is being held indoors, in the banquet room of Viking Lanes, located on
the Northwest side of Stoughton on Hwy. 51. Watch for auction signs.
NOTE: This is only a partial list of many interesting items.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Wicker lounge chair; White wicker table & 4 chairs; Ice
cream table & 4 chairs (iron legs); Wainscot chimney cupboard; Round oak table (5 leg); Wicker
child’s rocker; Spinning wheel; Chest of drawers; Oak hand crank wall telephone; Black coin-operated telephone; Sterling silver large tray, candle holders & silverware, plus coin silver items; Large
pine harvest table; Humpback & flattop trunks; Gingerbread, wall mount pendulum clocks, plus
humpback clock; World time clock; Coca-Cola park bench; Coca-Cola folding chairs; Large wood
dough bowl; Wood dough box; Oak library table w/drawer; Coffee grinders (wall & wood); Wicker
stroller; Standard gas can in orig. box; Spittoon; Windup Victrola record player & records; Round
piano stool w/back & claw-and-glass-ball feet; Lightning rod w/globe; Shawnee pitcher; Ducks
Unlimited coaster wagon; 5 gal. Pepsi syrup can; Schwinn bicycle for 2 (all orig.); Red Ryder BB
gun; Hanging school maps in oak case; Doll trunk; Chinese pin ball game machine; Harley leather
jacket (2X); 10 cent Comic Books; Lighted beer signs include Pabst neon; Old lamps (Gone-withthe-Wind, oil); Baskets; Iron horse heads; Flow Blue plates/platters; Metal lunch boxes; Hamm’s
beer glasses; Music box, lge. disc, year 1886; Copper boiler; Chairs (rocking, pressed-back, captains & highchair); Large dollhouse; Graniteware; Indian pictures; Jewelry; Much more.
TOYS: NOTE: Some w/orig. box. Buddy L Army Repair it Truck w/ob, Super Market Delivery
truck & backhoe; Structo Cattle Farm semi-trailer, Telephone Co. truck, Army truck, backhoe &
hyd. dump trailer; Turner dump truck; Arcade tractor (has blemish); Hubley & Matchbox cars.
STONEWARE: Red Wing-Union jugs & crocks (20-10-8 gal. & smaller); 6 gal. butter churn;
Western, 4 gal. blue band water cooler; Salt crock.
SEE FULL LIST & PHOTOS ON WEBSITE: www.auctionspecialistsstoughton.com
TERMS: Cash, Certified Check or Good Personal Check. Out of state checks require current
bank letter of guarantee. All purchases must be settled day of sale. Number system used. Photo ID
Required to Register to Bid/Buy. Announcements made at sale take precedence over advertised
material.
AUCTIONEER: Don Kleven, Jr. (RWA #179), Stoughton, WI (608) 877-9075 or 608-212-3320.
SALE MANAGER: James M. Seamonson (Registered Wisconsin License #132). Auction
Specialists Stoughton, LLC, Stoughton, WI (608) 873-7791.
AUCTION SPECIALISTS STOUGHTON, LLC
Let Our Advanced Sale Preparation and Over 40 Years of Experience
PUT A PLUS IN YOUR AUCTION
1320 ROBY RD., STOUGHTON, WI 53589 - 608-873-7791
George Auction Service
& Real Estate Auctions
MATT MESSNER
8635 NORTH JOHN PAUL ROAD, MILTON, WI 53563
Directions: East of Kwik Trip 4 blocks on Madison Ave. (Hwy. 59) to John Paul Rd., North to auction. Watch for George Auction Service signs. Lunch: Ziggy’s.
Parker Pens & Materials: 40 Pens; 18 Counter Top & Floor Model Display Cases; 2 Tool Cases;
Wood Boxes; Employee Picture; 39 Big Red Glasses; S&P’s; Wrist Watch; Other Memorabilia.
Other Pens & Materials: Sheaffer Pen/Pencil Case; 10 dwr. Sheaffer Cabinet; 21 dwr. Pen Storage
Cabinet; Eversharp Wall Cabinet; Sanford’s Ink Case; Marble Desk Sets; Desk Sets; Atkin Lambert
& Co. Mercantile Fountain Pen Case. Prints & Pictures: Gromme; Gandy; Whitewater Painting;
Indian Prints; Jay Watson Painting; DeGrazia; Civil War General. Antiques & Collectibles: Marble
Top Table; Commode w/Mirror & Towel Bar; Oak Lamp Table; Platform Rocker; Chest of Drawers;
3 dwr. Chest; Dressers; Cedar Chest; Plant Stands; Sewing Cabinet; Walnut Oval Mirror; Oak Wall
Telephone; 6 Table Top Radios; Speakers; 9 Table Top Fans; Mantel & Wall Clocks; 10 Pocket
Watches; 30 Wrist Watches; Costume Jewelry; Case & Remington Jackknives; GM Stick Pens; Lg.
Nippon Vase; Roseville & Van Briggle Pottery; Sheldon Hardware Spongeware Bowl; Italian Vase;
3 Royal Dalton Toby Jugs; Wade Pottery Figures; Hummel Figurines; Delft; Gobell; 1923 LY
Aronson Man; Metal Airplane; Marilyn Monroe Doll; HH Spy Camera; Berlin Spy Glass; 7
Transistor Radios; Books & Magazines; Opera Glasses; Bullet Pencils; Whitewater Postcards; Leon
Pescheret Prints; 1895 Duluth H.S. Yearbook; Janesville & Badger Yearbooks; Beloit Iron Works
Plate; GM Book; Movie Reels; Records; Bible; Still Bank; Liquor Bottles; Dial Phones;
Woodworking Tools; WWII VHS Set; Rock-N-Roll Cassettes; (2) 60’s Bicycles; Service for 8
Pfaltzgraff “Folk Art”; Hall Pottery “Orange Poppy” Dishware; Blue Onion “Blue Danube”
Dishware. Furniture & Household: 4 pc. Bedroom Set; Table & Chairs; Corner Cabinet; Window
Air Conditioners; Dehumidifiers; Oreck Vac.; Pizza Oven; Bank Coin Counter; Circular Clothes
Rack. Garage & Shop: Pressure Washer; Tool Chest on Casters w/Tools; Air Compressor; Floor
Model Router Table; Bench Grinder; Vises; Key Cutting Machine; Skilsaw; Belt Sander; Tool Boxes
w/Tools; Miter Chop Saw; Battery Chargers; Key Making Machine; Case of Motor Oil; 100’ of New
Rain Gutter. Lawn & Garden: Toro GTS5 & Yard Machine 4hp 22” Cut Lawn mowers; Ranch
King 38” Lawn Sweeper; Lawn Cart; Walk Behind Lg. Tire Weed Whip; JD Pull Behind Lawn
Trailer; 2 Pull Type Fertilizer Spreaders; Lawn Vacuum; Craftsman Chain Saw; Motorized Hedge
Trimmer & Weed Whip; Patio Table & Chairs; Golf Clubs; Concrete Lawn Decorations; Sun Dial;
Bounty Hunter Metal Detector.
Auction Company: Stephanie George – Registered WI Auction Company #226
11211 North Union Road, Evansville, WI 53536 (608) 882-6123
Registered WI Auctioneers: Dean George #486, Evansville, WI (608) 882-6123
Riley Kahl #736, Verona, WI (608) 832-4839 - Ryan George #1971, Brooklyn, WI (608) 882-0655
Terms: Check or Cash. 5% Buyer’s fee. 4% courtesy charge for purchases using credit card. All
sales final. All announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed material. Not responsible for accidents or losses. For Complete listing and photos log onto: www.georgeauction.com
www.georgeauction.com
608-882-6123
www.WisAuction.com
Greg Klug presents Major Wisconsin Auctions
Antiques & Collectibles Auction
Jefferson County Fair Park, N. Jackson Ave., Jefferson, Wi 53549
TUESDAY ~ AUGUST 27, 2013 ~ 9:00 A.M.
PREVIEW - 8:00 A.M.
James Dean collection, Jelly cupboard ca. 1750-orange, gold pocket watch, Auburn 1930’s Coach
& other watches, Hiway Men Pastelle-ca. 1930’s, old railroad passes. Misc.: 7’ Howdy Doody doll,
Super diamond ring, 4 piece ice cutter-Horse drawn, 1870 Wrigley estate-Asst. German dolls,
1940’s Steiff 3’ Teddy, Sterling purse, Confederate officers small desk, 23”X38” stained glass,
Kennedy letter-WI, Indian couple-ca 1860’s oil painting, Lake Geneva and area special postcards
& Chicago 1900’s Stereo cards, sports items, vintage cards, factory sets, Super Stars, IvoryOrientalia-Costume jewelry, quilts, German WWII items & rare pictures taken by U.S. Secret service, assorted war items, lots of fishing rods, asst. old coins, Civil War notes, old coins, Ruby Glass,
World’s Fair and county fairs-1900’s, German 1936 Olympic program, vintage lighters, Hot
Wheels, vintage iron lamp & parts, old pipes, advertising tins, pitchers & glass, Barrister case,
World War II floor radio-5’x4’ early frame, lots of vintage shutters & posts, chests, 8 ice cream
chairs, mantel, marble top buffet, oak armoire, medium oak desk, vintage kitchen cupboard and
much more! Lots of boxes loaded with neat small items for resale.
Terms: Cash, good check with 2 forms of I.D. Driver’s license required for bid numbers. 10%
buyer’s fee.
Presented by: Gregory K. Klug Auctioneer & Appraiser
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #584, PO Box 124, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
920-723-4309 or visit our website at [email protected]
IMPORTANT PREHISTORIC & HISTORIC ESTATES INDIAN RELICS
AUCTION
SANGAMON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS - NEW BERLIN, IL
12 Miles West of Springfield, IL on I-72
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
Preview Friday, Sept. 6th, 3-6 P.M. and Saturday from 8:00 A.M. sale day.
All Ancient and Historic relics will be offered with a 30-day money back guarantee.
Many ancient items include a certificate of authenticity from the best
authenticators.
Fine relics from the estates of the late Jerome Shinkay, the late Terry
Stueber, the late Theodore Reichert and the personal find collection of
William and Patricia Binger, found on their farm in Adams Co., Illinois.
Outstanding flint relics include an 8 7/8” L Hixton sugar quartz Dalton
that may be the largest known, Hixton and Coshoction clovis points pictured in Who’s Who #1 x. Frank and Merle Sharp, large dovetails,
hardins, folsom, daltons from the noted Olive Branch Site and nice
spades from the Cahokia Mounds area.
Hardstone relics include an outstanding horned saddle bannerstone, rose
quartz discoidal, double cup Brown Co. discoidal, several nice axes
include an impressive porphyry, an unusually large well made 10
1/2” L. 3/4 groove from Iowa and a fine 10” L. 3/4
groove found by Mrs. Binger on their farm.
Fine Caddo pottery from Dr. Gary Meek’s lifetime
collection includes a mint Bailey engraved tripod
pictured in Sun Circles and Human Hands, Hodges,
Belcher and an unusual Beaver or skull effigy bowl.
Old high quality spurs, marked Crockett and O. Crockett from
the Reichert estate. Mr. Reichert was born in 1881 and passed
in 1950.
Two old beaded pipe bags, rifle scabbord, Kachina dolls old
Navajo rugs, sand paintings, Indian prints, old 57” L. birch bark
canoe.
Winchester Model 69-A .22 cal. target rifle (near mint) three old hunting case
pocket watches.
Large meteorite, fossils, marble etching of
the Remington painting “Coming and
Going of the Pony Express”.
Pomo feathered basket, old large papago
basket, ancient slate elbow pipe, old Catlinite tube pipe,
historic Catlinite pipe and stem, slate pendant.
Lots of frames of points, Edwards W. Payne Stone Age
Collection Book, Who’s Who books etc.
Old deer antler hand forged knife pictured in Early
Knives and Beaded Sheaths of the American Frontier by
John Baldwin.
Auctioneer’s Note: A large number of relics have been authenticated by Roy
Motley, Jerry Dickey, Ken Partain, Larry Parkhill, Sam Johnson, Gregory
Perino, Maury Meadows, and Tom Davis.
Terms: Cash, Approved Check with Bank Letter of Credit, Mastercard, Visa (with 3.5% fee).
10% BUYERS PREMIUM. Absentee bids executed competitively. Not Responsible for
Accidents. Color catalogue including post sale prices realized list available for
$12.00 or $35.00 annually.
Quality Consignments Always Welcome
RAINBOW TRADERS
• 618-372-0248
Since 1974 - AUCTION SERVICE, ANTIQUES, NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ART, REAL
ESTATE, COMPLETE ESTATE, DISPERSAL SERVICE • www.rainbowtradersauction.com
Dennis Arbeiter, IL Lic. #440000211, P.O. Box 566, Godfrey, IL 62035
Celebrating 37 years of Respected Auction integrity.
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LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE
105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983
SUNDAY - AUGUST 25, 2013
NO COINS TODAY! 10 A.M. INSPECTION - 11 A.M. AUCTION
We will be selling Antiques, collectibles & household items.
WEDNESDAYS - AUGUST 21, 28 & SEPT. 4, 2013
INSPECTION 4:00 P.M. - AUCTION 5:00 P.M.
We will be selling Smaller Area Estates.
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]
AUCTION
FROM THE WILLIAM THORNE ESTATE (1863-1956)
N4633 Dam Road, Delavan, WI
Location: From downtown Delavan, go north on Terrace St. (it becomes Dam Rd.) for three miles.
(Terrace St. is 2 blocks west of the downtown area on Main St. (Hwy. 11).
There are many items that are from the late 1800's. Mr. Thorne studied in Paris & has paintings in
museums in Washington, DC, Brooklyn, NY, & Hagerstown, MD.
SPECIAL: 1930's portrait of Margaret Frances Thorne Smith, 30”X20", daughter of Wm. Thorne as a young lady; 1920's portrait of
Margaret Frances Thorne Smith, as a young girl w/her pet
Scottie "Locky", 33X24"); also, (4) 6X9 1/2" scenery oils
by Mr. Thorne.
ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: 3 curved/glass panel
china cabinets; pair gold Queen Anne chairs made by
Tilden, formerly of Delavan; 3 qtr. walnut ornate bed; gentleman's wardrobe/side stand; gentleman's flat top trunk
w/tray; 1940's Westinghouse refrigerator; iron adj. floor
lamp; leaded glass/cast iron lamp; 3 tall marble base candelabras w/beveled
prisms; refractory table; cane rocker; drop leaf desk; white wicker table; white wire dress form planter;
1917 organdy dress w/under garments; 1917 wedding dress; 2 vintage hats; costume jewelry; Eagle cast
iron toy stove; salesman sample iron; evening bags; & more.
CHILDREN'S ITEMS: all old; 60's baby carriage - excellent; 2
bassinets; child's wooden wagon w/wooden wheels; Pal Metal stroller;
rocking horse; child's cane rocker; wooden doll house; doll chest; child's
desk & chair; games/puzzles; enamel tray highchair & more.
BOOKS: Osa Johnson 1st edition "Four Years in Paradise", T.S.
Stevenson "Kidnapped". C. Collodi "Pinocchio", Gilbert "King Arthur",
Gene Autry, Bobbsey Twins, Skeezix & Uncle
Walt book, vintage children's books; Hardcover photo album w/clasps.
HUNTING: lg. assortment of hunting books - 1905 "Wild Ducks", 1907
"The Passenger Pigeon", 1936 "Morning Flight", 1939 "Wild Chorus", 1923
"Master Duck Shot" & MANY more quality hunting books.
CHINA/SILVERWARE: Haviland Limoge France china, service for 6
(1800's); Royal Doulton plates; Royal Doulton bowl-spoon-plate; handpainted Nippon chocolate set; Cauldron Eng. tea set, service for 6; Bristol Eng. service for 6; Bunny
King mug; 4 cut glass bowls/dishes; Syracuse "Gardenia" set of china, service for 10; & more. Go to
auctionzip for photos – I.D. 10396
AUCTIONEERS: Dale Folkers, Tom Kleist, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers #62 & 999. TERMS:
cash or good check. No Buyers Fee. All items must be settled for on day of sale. Lunch available.
Auctions with Action
- Dale Folkers Auction Service
Elkhorn, WI • 262-742-2637
ATTENTION COLLECTORS!
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We now have a new page on the
website"Collectors Notification"
You can now fill out a form that
lists several categories of items
listed in our paper,
and we will email you when
YOUR item shows up.
AUCTION
THOMAS BUECHEL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES, GUNS
TOTAL ESTATE SELL OUT
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 2013
9:00 a.m. Start (Personal) • 12:30 p.m. (Real Estate)
LOCATION: W2631 ST. CHARLES RD., CHILTON, WI
(Downtown Charlesburg)
REAL ESTATE: 4 Bedroom, 1 bath, 2 story home. 2 detached 2 car garages. Mature trees.
Terms: To be offered at auction, 12:30 w/reserve by seller. $3,000 earnest
money with a cash closing on or before 9/27/13 @ 1:00pm at house. View
picture at billcain.com or call for a private showing: (920) 893-8842.
Antiques & Collectibles: Pink Depression pitcher and glasses, old lava
lamp, kitchen table & chairs, moonshine jugs, wine glass collection, 1979
to 2012 Kohler mugs, Indian compound bow, cuckoo clock, fishing club
pins, cabbage cutter, crocks, stained glass, roller tool box, 8 sturgeon
decoys, old trapping traps, sturgeon spear, snow shoes, Hull vase, green Depression, 12 place settings of
Ballerina china, toys, child's doll set, old Christmas décor. Household: 27” & 36" Samsung 3 to 4 yr. old
T.V.s, games, cedar chest, bedroom sets, living room furniture, lamps, 2 chest freezers, clothes washer & dryer,
towels, bedding, sewing machine. A full household sell out. Homelite model 410 ice saw, Simplicity riding
lawn mower (2 years old), old electric football game w/box. Fishing rods, ice fishing goods.
Guns: Remington model 1100 12 ga. automatic shotgun, Remington model
870 pump 12 ga. pump shotgun, Remington bolt action model 700 22.250
rife, Savage model 340 bolt w/scope .222 cal., Browning model 270 rifle
gold medallion, Savage model 220 single shot 12 ga., Savage model 240 20
ga. under and .22 cal. over, Savage 22 cal. under and 410 over, Savage 24 VA
over & under, 20 ga. under & 30.30 cal. over, Remington 12 ga. model 1148
automatic, Savage model 6A 22 long rifle automatic, Winchester lever action model H,
shell reloader, primers, powder, box of loaded shells. Special: Polaris Ranger XP
Browning addition 4 wheeler package: 700cc, w/hard cap, winch, doors, dump box
doors, brush guard in excellent shape, 2009 model w/2600 hours. Case 1952 tractor
narrow front good runner. Steury boat 16' w/65 h.p Mercury outboard w/4 h.p. Mercury
trolling motor. Old Lawson outboard motor, Mercury 15 h.p. old board motor. Coins: Silver barber dimes,
1862 copper nickel, 1862 Indian Head 1 cent, Indian head pennies, 1894 and early 1900's, buffalo head nickels, 1874 shield nickel, Liberty and barber quarters, 10 early 1900's liberty V nickels. Auctioneer’s note: A
full day of quality goods. 11:00am Coins, 11:30am Guns & Polaris Browning 4 wheeler package and Case
tractor. House to be offered at auction @ 12:30. Lunch Wagon on grounds.
Owner: Thomas Buechel "Estate" Terms: cash or check. Auctioneer:Nick Cain, 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 • billcain.com cell: 920-980-2588
P.O. Box 220/433 E. Mill St., Plymouth, WI 53073 920-893-8842
[email protected] Bill Cain WI Licensed Auctioneer #504
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ESTATE AUCTION
KEWASKUM, WI
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 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 collection of Bob & the late Gail Stevenson, Appleton. Our last Thursday sale for
the season.
FURNITURE: 4 stack GW oak bookcase w/leaded door; Ornate iron tbl. w/ladies heads; Wrought iron stand;
Swivel dictionary stand; Nice memory stand; Heywood Wakefield wicker half tbl.; Adirondack
fernery; Tiered plant stand; Lodge checkers tbl.; Spool art shelf; Footstools; Easels; Etc.
CHILDREN: Scarce “Ideal” child’s treadle sew mchn.; Sled in old blue; Child’s ball/stick
screen; Child’s porcelain tbls.; Numerous pcs. doll & child’s furniture incl. good tbl. &
dresser; Doll dishes, trunk, buggy & cupboards; A. Marseille & other dolls; Spark mini
stove; Eldon racing sloop; Toys; Marbles; Etc.
ADVERTISING: Neon Monarch Foods RPOG sign w/spinner; Scarce Nesbitt’s
soda case brass stamp; 2 drwr. Clark’s spool cabinet desk & another; Wood Dr. sign;
Ronson Lighter, Parker Pen, Davids Inks, Gillette razor & 19 other counter top showcases; Porcelain flange paint sign; Hoods coffee store bin; Tin Milw. & a felt cigar signs; Die cut Butternut
Bread signs; Rockford Watch tip tray; Store display stands; Wire store racks, Etc.
LIGHTING:Pairpoint dresser lamp base; Good art pottery tbl. lamp; Figural ruby flash tbl. lamp; Czech bulb cover;
Slag floor lamp; Wrought iron floor lamp; Good finger & tbl. oil lamps; Cordey tbl. lamp; Etc.
CLOCKS: 2 early Black Forest clocks; Kitchen clocks, Plate clocks; Horse clock statue.
THE REST: Nice 18x18 Am. Indian beaded leather bag; Birch & quill box; German 58”
fancy 1901 Cavalry pipe stem; Lg. morning glory phono horn; 47” candy stripe
glass cane; 29” blue/white glass cane; Cap gun cane; Trick shackles; Spinning
wheel; Folk art birdcage; Lg. Vict. cased child’s death memorial w/wreath/dove; Hair
wreath; Good tramp art frames; Numerous early oil paintings, needlework, M. Parrish & R.A. Fox
prints, watercolors, sampler, prints, C&I lithos & other framed work; Herman crock; Caster set; Niloak
bowl; Cowan candlesticks; Transfer ironstone; Steins; Piano baby; (2) 14K ladies
watches; Vict. jewelry; Mourning jewelry; Rhinestone, costume & sterling jewelry; Ring stand;
Purses; Cupid dresser mirror; Triple mirrors; Plateaus; Fancywork; Fountain pens; 20 sterling
spoons; Vict. photo albums; Old photos; Stamp collection; 4’feather tree; Several Xmas tree fences;
Scarce RR locomotive choc. mold; 2pc. butter molds; Totes & hods; Sporting items; Fraternal flag
poles; Uncle Sam valet; Iron match holder; Copper eagle vane; Old hardware.
Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments.
Appraisals ~ Real Estate ~ On Site or Indoor Sales
Located: Winona Elks Lodge, 4540 Service Dr., Goodview, MN
On Hwy. 61, go West of Winona 3 miles, turn right at 44th Ave. & take immediate left on
Service Dr. to site. Watch for NIC auction arrows.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 - 8:30 A.M.
Air conditioned, food, restrooms, chairs & easy parking.
Check our website: www.NorthernInvestment.Com for color photos.
NOTE: Hank & Joan have been in the Antiques Business for 35 years &
have now decided to start reducing their vast inventory. The next scheduled
auction is Sept. 23, 2013.
FURNITURE & COLLECTIBLES: Circa 1737 Immigrants
trunk; circa 1500’s Bible stand; walnut dresser; painted grain cupboard; oak china secretary; marble top chest; treadle sewing
machines; baby cradle; wicker buggy; sq. oak table; Thomasville gent’s dresser; claw foot oak rd. table; claw foot lamp table; platform rocker; Morris chair; walnut dining table; German 2 pc. breakfront; oak china cabinet; spinning wheel; Super brass
bed; rope bed; glass & brass chandelier; oil & electric table &
floor lamps; mini lamps; carved cuckoo, marble, mantle, banjo &
kitchen clocks; beer signs; brass 4 spout bar dispenser; barrel beer pump;
figural booze bottles; battery Charley Weaver, Champion & Skipper O.B.
motors; brass props; leather fire helmet, etc;
extinguishers; wood archery bows; bamboo fly
rods; reels; creel; antelope & deer mounts; sports
cards; fine china; head vases; RW crocks, jugs, churns & dishes; child’s
dish sets; Van Briggle; spice sets; Corvette posters; framed pictures; leaded windows; cast iron yard bell; tools; cameras; brass &
copper items; Tramp & Trench art; portable organ;
Chickering Spinet piano w/bench; violins; German short-wave radio; pedal car;
Tonka, Structo & Tru-Scale trucks; scooter; toy Singer; trains; dolls & MUCH
MORE!
Terms: Cash or Check. 6.875% Sales Tax will be charges on applicable items. For
credit, call NIC toll free @ 1.866.219.4526. Auction day announcements precede
printed material. List is subject to change. Items sold “AS IS”. For a list of our auction and real estate listings, visit us at www.northerninvestment.com
RIVERTOWN GALLERY ANTIQUES, *WINONA LOCATION*
Hank & Joan Vogel – Owners, 507.454.3288
NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO., CLERK & CASHIER, Arcadia, WI, 608.323.3330
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.
Northern Investment Company
[email protected] Registered Wisconsin Auction Co. License #10.
Rep. by: Dave Nehring, 715.797.0253 [email protected]
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: John Marg, Black River Falls, WI, License # 231,
Phone: 715-284-4684.
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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ESTATE SALE
The Market Place Team invites you to an
Estate Liquidation Sale
220 N. Park Street, Neenah, WI
WW I & WW II HELMETS, UNIFORMS,
GUNS, MEDALS, BAYONETS, FIELD
GEAR, INSIGNIA, MACHINE GUNS
SUNDAY AUG 25th 10 a.m.
Viewing Saturday Aug 24th Noon to 8 p.m.
And Sunday 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.
LOCATION: 8512 S. UNION ROAD (Route 20 & S. Union Rd.) UNION, IL 60180. Take Route 20 from Marengo to auction site, or take
Route 20 from I-90 Marengo exit to auction site. Auction being held at
WILD WEST TOWN BANQUET HALL. Auctioneers note: We are
selling a lifetime WW I & WW II American, German, & Japanese military collection including over 50 helmets, uniforms, German armbands,
medals, insignia, bayonets & knives, field gear, flags, SS items, photo
albums , web gear, ordinance, unit histories, maps, documents, awards.
GUNS: Over 60 military rifles and pistols including 33 WW I & WW
II machine guns by Hotchkiss, Browning, Schmeisser, Sten, Steyer,
Vickers, Thompson, and others. All machine guns have been de-milled
and require no license. VEHICLES: 1942 Harley Davidson Army
WLA motorcycle completely restored, 2 military utility trailers.
Terms & Conditions: Cash, Check with bank letter of guarantee, Visa,
MC, Buyer Premium 15% onsite 18% online, 7% Sales Tax. All Illinois and Federal gun laws will apply. Consignment auction. No warranties or guarantees given on any items sold. Announcements on day
of auction take precedence over printed materials.
Friday, August 23rd, (10 am-6 pm, Numbers out at 9 am)
Saturday, August 24th, 2013 (10 am-4 pm)
North of the Bergstrohm-Mahler Museum, bordering Riverside Park
Unique items with provenance makes this a home you will want to see!
Furniture: Regency style Mahogany Canterbury, Cherry Handkerchief Occasional table, Empire
style Recamier, Tilt-Top Tea Tables, American Empire Sofa, extension dining table with a double
pedestal base, Diminutive Fall Front Secretary, Eastlake style writing desk, Victorian Bed, Wrought
iron beds, chairs (Chippendale style, Rosewood, needle point, church), daybed, wicker, end tables,
Quigley round tables, Empire style antique twin beds, French Philadelphia Chippendale chair.
Household items:Kitchenware, dishes, glassware, cookware, enamelware, small appliances, bedding, clocks, games, lamps, filing cabinets, andirons (3 sets), books (including those with decorative leather bindings), refrigerator, freezer. Mirrors, artwork, folk art painted table (by
Arthur Shattuck), Steinway piano, trunks, Neoclassical molded plaster frieze.
Garage: Washers, dryers, additional household goods. Outdoors: Patio table and chairs, 50 years
of tennis rackets. For more photos, visit our website at: www.estatesalesbythemarketplace.webs.com
Something for everyone! We hope to see you there!
Live online bidding info at www.DonleyAuctions.com
Buffet breakfast served Sunday starting at 8 a.m.
Auctioneers: Randall Donley & David W. Gerber
The Market Place Team, P.O. Box 1061, Appleton, WI 54912
[email protected] Phone 920-722-1067
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“A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique News
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It’s always fun to see what items have sold for.
All photos and prices are from previous articles that have run in
Auction Action Antique News over the last 19 years.
The top lot of the a 2010 Matthews sale was this Texaco
Marine Lubricants single-sided porcelain sign ($6,325).
Auctioneer Tom Tumbleson calls for bids on
one of Sunday’s lighting highlights, a signed
Handel table lamp with scenic shade that sold
for $2,250 in 2010.
Auctioneer Mary Tumbleson
with the art glass winner: a
beautiful signed Quezal ruffled
vase that later sold
for $1,300.
Winner among the
many period lamps
at a Tumbleson 3
day auction: this
marked Pairpoint
table lamp with a
puffy floral shade, selling for $2,400.
The big winner
Best of the Wave
among the pottery
Crest glass at a
offerings at a
Tumbleson 3 day
Tumbleson 3 day
auction: this unusu- auction: this marked
al vase with brass
Rookwood vase with
fittings, fetching a extensive silver oversurprising $550.
lay, selling for an
unexpected $1,400!
14” x 20” Tung-Sol Lamps dealer dis-
In excellent condition, this original cutter
sleigh with tag sold for $1,550 at a
Hometown Real Estate & Auctions event.
It took a $550 bid to win this Victorian
two-horse team leather pull-toy, 16” tall
at a Bailey’s Honor auction.
play rack, fair condition sold for $150 at a
Bailey’s Honor auction.
This tin bathtub with
oak trim saw much bidding & realized
a price of $980 at a Hometown Real Estate &
Auctions event.
Over 80 pieces of antique
furniture came out of the
Welder farm house, like
this antique dresser that
fetched a bid of $250 at
a Hometown Real
Estate &
Auctions event.
This exceptional
Art Nouveau figural nude desk lamp
fetched $400 at a
Bailey’s Honor
auction.
The top item of the sale was this 1928
Mach AC “Bulldog” fuel tanker,
This 1958 Austin FX3 Taxi cab brought a restored and running. It sold to a
high bid of $10,500 at a North Central Sales happy buyer on the East Coast
for $20,000 North Central
auction in 2011.
Sales auction.
An 8’x14” Porcelain Star Tobacco Sign from M. Duginski Grocery
in Merrill, Wisconsin sold for $800 at a Krueger & Krueger auction.
Roseville Wisteria 6294 vase sold for $370 at
a Chuilli’s Auction
Service event.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
THE ORIGINAL OLMSTED COUNTY
Downtown Oronoco
GOLD RUSH
Gold Rush Days
Antique Show & Flea Market
Rochester, MN - Fairgrounds
~ANTIQUE SHOW & FLEA MARKET~
America’s #1 Shopping Market
1,400+ Dealers • 10 Bldgs • 52 Acres
Fri. & Sat. 7-7pm ~ Sun. 7-2pm
AUG. 16, 17 & 18
Bldgs. Open: Sat 8-6pm
FREE Adm. • Parking $5.00
641-832-2700 • 507-269-1473
www.iridescenthouse.com
NEW VENDORS WELCOME!
PO Box 266, Oronoco, MN 55960
507-367-2111
www.goldrushmn.com or [email protected]
All proceeds to benefit the community!
450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
AUGUST 16-18
Friday thru Sunday
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
www.thirdsundaymarket.com
Flea Market & Antique
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
Inquires contact Bob 608-935-3926
Dodgeville Lion’s Club c/o Bob Kratochwill
413 W Spring St., Dodgeville, WI 53533
CEDARBURG
DAYS
MADISON WISCONSIN
FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY
AUGUST 18
Open 8 am to 2 pm
1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
FREE PARKING & ADMISSION
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!
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
SEPTEMBER 2 (Labor Day) • OCTOBER 20
Featuring the Exhibit
Roseville: America’s Decorative Art Pottery
NEXT DATES:
DEADLINES ARE
TUESDAYS @ 5PM
Info Visit: www.wisconsinpottery.org
or call 608-249-6898
Galena
Spectacular
2 Day Show
Saturday & Sunday, Sept. 21-22
Rain or Shine 6 AM - 3 PM
Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin
ART POTTERY SHOW
Limited Space: Call for reservations
920-235-0495 mallofantiques.com
SUNDAY, SEPT. 1ST
A Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department
Tradition for over 47 Years
Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in
MARKET
Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles
Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free
Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL
Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West
2013 August 18
September 15
Dates October 20
2013 Schedule
Dodgeville Lions Club
Show & Sale
SUNDAY ANTIQUES
DEALERS WANTED
FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY
SEPT. 2 (Labor Day)
Open 8 am to 2 pm
1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
Flea Market & Antique Show
Sunday, October 6th
8 am – 4 pm
— DeWitt, Iowa —
Clinton County FairGrounds
Treasure Hunters
319-202-7447
563-652-3236
[email protected]
treasurehuntersiowa.net
NEXT DATES: OCTOBER 20
C&J PROMOTIONS
GREAT ANTIQUE SHOWS
IN NORTHERN WISCONSIN
AUG. 31 & SEPT. 1
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
northwoodsantiqueshows.com
SUNDAY ANTIQUES
MARKET
2013 September 15
Dates October 20
62nd Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association
Antiques Show & Sale
OCTOBER 4 & 5 ~ 2013
Fri, 11-9 • Sat, 10-5
Waukesha Expo Center
Waukesha, Wisconsin 53188
SEPTEMBER 28 & 29
Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4
ELKHORN, WI
ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
St. Paul, Minnesota
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
DEALERS INSIDE & OUT SPACE AVAILABLE!
OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE
Booth Rental Information:
651-771-3476 • 651-771-7265
www.mnantiqueshows.com
SEE YOU NEXT SEASON!
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets
WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS
414-525-0820
Hwy. 11
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
LAST SHOW OF THE SEASON!
I-94 (exit #294, Hwy J), South 1 mile to
1000 Northview Rd. Follow signs West to Show
Travel in Time with
Over 55 Quality Dealers ~ Authenticity Guaranteed
Special Education Exhibit:
“Antique Firefighting Memorabilia”
FREE PARKING • GOOD FOOD
414-510-4441
$6.00 Good for both days
($1.00 OFF With This Ad)
www.wisconsinantiquedealers.com
2013 Schedule
Miller Park Parking Lot
VENDORS WANTED
October 5, 12, 19, & 26*
*Subject to Team Post Season Scheduling
7am-3pm ~
Vendors 5am-4pm
It’s a Flea Market w/antiques, collectibles, new & used treasures
Admission $2 ~ FREE Parking ~ 12 & under Free
saturdaymorningfleamarket.com 414-219-9081
[email protected]
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UPCOMING EVENTS
DAYS
CEDARBURG
SUNDAY, OCT. 6TH
Rain or Shine 6 AM - 3 PM
A Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department
Tradition for over 47 Years
Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in
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]
CEDAR RAPIDS
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
HAWKEYE DOWNS
FAIRGROUNDS
4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa
OCT. 11, 12 & 13
Friday, 10 am-6 pm • Saturday, 10 am-6 pm
Sunday, 11 am- 4 pm
Admission $6.00 • Good All 3 Days
FREE PARKING
507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700
www.iridescenthouse.com
Altrusa’s 34th Annual
DOLL ~ TOY ~ ANTIQUE
SHOW & SALE
SAT., OCT 12 • 9:30-3
St. Matthews 225 S. 28th Ave
WAUSAU, WISCONSIN
Knights of Columbus Hall
3200 S. 103rd St., Milwaukee, WI
Sat., October 19: 10-5 • Adm: $4
Sun., October 20: 11-3 • Adm: $4
Food - Door Prizes - Glass ID
Info: 262-376-9874
Sponsored by the Depression Era
Glass Society of Wisconsin
Midwest Antique
& Art Show
The Market for Fine Americana
319-389-7779
and
The Collectors Eye
The Market for Distinctive
Collectibles & Antiques
319-360-4301
SUNDAY, OCT. 27 • 10-4
Expo Center
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
$8 Admission for both shows
mwantiqueshow.com
Milwaukee’s
Scale Auto, Hobby & Toy Show
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2013
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI
Admission $5.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00
Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
For additional information or table availability call
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com
MARKET
2013
Dates
October 20
THE BREW CITY
ADVERTISING &
REC ROOM DECOR SHOW
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 - 2013
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI
Admission $5.00 • Kids 6-12 $2.00
Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com
Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free
Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds
1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL
October 13
Info: 715-845-1808
Last Show of The Season!
Dealer Info: [email protected]
Website: altrusa.org
SUNDAY ANTIQUES
Antiques Show
Adm: $4 • Door Prizes • Food Court
Vendors Wanted!
Milwaukee’s Depression
Era Glass Show
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY
OCTOBER 20
Open 8 am to 2 pm
1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
Porter County
Antique Show
SAT., NOVEMBER 2nd
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT
SUN., NOVEMBER 3rd
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT
Porter County Expo Center
215 Division Road
Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food
Maureen 847-321-1712 or Mary 309-310-3596
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10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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6240 Joliet Rd., Countyside, IL
Free Parking • Door Prizes • Dealers from Coast to Coast
Admission $6.00 • Preview Adm. 7:30 AM $20.00
Kids 6 to 12 $2.00
Call Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 or
www.uniqueeventsshows.com
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Valparaiso, IN
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August 3 (Sat.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
August 10 & 11 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Accent on Vintage Rock n’ Roll; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
August 11 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
August 17 (Saturday Nite) “Massive” 37th Annual Wheaton “All-Nite” Flea Market 4pm-4am;
DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
August 31 & Sept. 1 ( Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
SEPTEMBER
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(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Sept. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market ; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Sept. 15 (Sunday) Antique & Collectibles Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
Sept. 21 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
ROCHESTER, MN
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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
FLEA MARKET
November 17
Sunday 10-4
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30 Civic Center Dr
NOVEMBER
Nov. 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Nov. 16 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market (Winter- Season Opener); DuPage County
Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectibles Fair; DuPage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
Dealers can drive in to unload & to load out!
Townsend Promotions
DECEMBER
Dec. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds; Grayslake, IL
Dec. 21 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Jan. 4th & 5th New Year 2013 Holiday Antique Market; Dupage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
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600+ Lots Cross the Block at Massart’s July 12 Auction
Article & Photos by Massart Auctioneers
After 5 1/2 hours of selling some
600+ lots, everyone was happy
with the results. The toys were in
great condition, even after being
played with ever so gently so
many years ago. The Tonka
Doughboy feed truck & Tonka
toys in general brought a lot of
interest, along with the Tru Scale
farm toys.
A Tonka tanker sold for $270,
Two Tonka storage tanks brought
Auctioneer Michelle Massart CAI-BAS
$230, a Tonka Doughboy feed truck
calling bids on one of the many toys.
sold for $325, and a blue Tonka
truck brought a bid of $120. Other items such as a White Structo toy truck sold for
$70, a Tonka stake truck brought $180, Marx Falcon car was sold for $310, and a
Structo ready mix truck fetched $110. The Tru Scale farm toys ranged from $35 to
$120 per item. Massart’s also sold two Piper Aztec friction powered airplanes, one
with a box and the second with no box. Prices were $230 & $180 respectively. A
Farmall 560 pedal tractor drew spirited bidding & sold to a happy bidder for $375.
A few other items sold were a Simplicity riding mower for $400, an Ariens snowblower for $560 and an Ariens rear tine tiller for $425. Many other items were sold,
but these are just a few of the highlights.
AUGUST 25TH MILITARY AUCTION
CATALOG NOW ONLINE
The large Military collection that will be auctioned
by Donley Auction Services on Sunday August
25th in Union Illinois is now available online for
viewing and bidding. For internet information go
to www.DonleyAuctions.com. Auctioneer Randy
Donley of Donley Auction Services says that the
sale will offer something for every military collector. “Whether you are a die hard collector or a military reinactor there are hundreds of lots of great
merchandise going up for bid.” The items are
equally divided between German and American
artifacts with a lot of U.S. field uniforms and gear. The main emphasis will be on
WW II although there are a great number of WW I items being offered. In addition
to the helmets, medals, uniforms, and field gear there will also be a large number of
edged weapons and firearms. There are 33 WWI & WWII machine guns in the auction which have all been demilled and
require no license. These are great for the
reinactors and for display. The highlight of
the sale might very well be a fully restored 1942 Army Harley Davidson
motorcycle that has just arrived from the
restorer in the State of Washington. The
motorcycle has received ground up
restoration and has garnered high marks
from Harley enthusiasts. The auction will
be held on Sunday August 25th by Donley Auction Services at 8512 S. Union Rd.,
Union IL 60180. Union is located 45 minutes NW of Chicago O’Hare Airport just
off I-90. Viewing will be held Saturday August 24th from noon until 8 p.m. and
Sunday, the morning of the auction, from 8 a.m. until 10 a.m. when the auction
starts. A buffet breakfast will be served starting at 8 a.m. Lunch will also be available. A 15% buyers premium will be charged to items selling on the floor. Internet
bidders will be charged an 18% buyers premium. Illinois state sales tax will be
charged to items sold to the floor and Illinois internet bidders. All Illinois and
Federal gun laws apply. Internet and floor bid gun transfers will be handled and
shipped by Marengo Gun Shop FFL, Marengo IL. For more information call
815.790.9435 or visit www.DonleyAuctions.com.
It was a great day for an auction, the weather
beautiful, the crowd energized, happy buyers
and happy sellers were all around. Massart
Auctioneers will be celebrating 40 years in the
auction industry. If you have questions regarding this auction or you are thinking about having an auction, you can reach Massart
Auctioneers Inc. at (920) 468-1113 or visit their
website www.massartauctioneers.com
Ringman Jon Hill displays a
Ariens snow blower.
Piper Aztec friction
airplane $230 & $180.
We Invite You To The Labor
Day Antiques Show In
Minocqua, Wisconsin
If your looking for something special to add distinctive touches to
your home or to start a new collection, this is the show to attend on Saturday,
August 31 & Sunday, September 1, 2013 at the Lakeland Highschool in
Minocqua, Wisconsin. Hours of the show are from 9am to 4pm & admission
is $5.
Exceptional dealers, from several states are bringin their finest
antiques for this great show. There will be plenty of furniture, trendy to traditional. Pine, oak, painted, primitives, country, as well as old hickory, mission, arts and crafts. There will be a great selection of china and glass, crocks
and fine jewerly and costume jewerly, silver and silver plate, early lighting,
dolls, spools cabinets, majolica, flow blue, quilts, linens and ladies finery.
Look for Native American collectibles, folk art, military, sporting and fishing collectibles as well as rare Budweiser stool having a full Budweiser base
stem.
From castle to cottage, or primitive to elegant. A huge variety, our
dealers have it all. If your looking for something special to add distinctive
touches to your home or to start a new collection, this is the show to attend.
Minocqua is a magical place with over 3,200 lakes, rivers and ponds,
all fresh water. Test your water skiing skills, or match your wits with a bass,
walleye or a musky. Take a night canoe ride to enjoy the million stars, calm
waters and maybe a northern lights display. There are plenty of parks, a petting zoo and golf courses. Once you’ve experienced Minocqua. you’ll want
to come back again and again.
The show is held in the new commons at the High School, its air conditioned, has lots of free parking and there will be lunch available for your
pleasure.
YOU REALLY SHOULDN’T MISS THIS GREAT SHOW. THERE
IS SOMETHING HERE FOR EVERYONE AND TO FIT EVERY BUDGET.
This show partially benefits Special Olympics. For more information: 715-588-3665 or northwoodsantiqueshoes.com
IF YOU’VE SEEN THE REST, NOW COME SEE THE BEST.
C U THERE
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37th Annual Premier
Depression Glass Show & Sale
Wisconsin’s 37th Premier Depression Glass Show & Sale
Sponsored by the Depression Era Glass Society of Wisconsin will be
on Saturday, October 19th from 10am to 5pm & on Sunday, October
20th from 11am to 3pm.
Appreciators and collectors from around the
area will be converging on the Knights of
Columbus Hall at 3200 South 103rd Street
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to attend our yearly
glass show and sale. Featuring dealers
from around the country. These dealers will bring untold treasures, including Depression & Elegant Glass, Kitchenware and
Pottery.
From those one-of-a-kind pieces you never thought you
would see outside the covers of a book, to that last stray piece
to complete a beloved collection. There will be something for
everyone, including that first piece that leads to a lifetime of collecting. Featured
will be American Glass companies: Fostoria, Cambridge, Imperial, Indiana Glass,
Morgantown, Fenton, Tiffin, New Martinsville & many more.
There will be door prizes, food, a reference library along with glass identification. Admission is $4 which allows you entrance for both days. To obtain more
information call 262-376-9874
Gone Wild for Manatee Gift Adoptions!
Adopting real Florida manatees for family and friends this Holiday season is natureinspired, thoughtful gift-giving that helps Save the Manatee Club increase conservation and education efforts for the endangered marine mammals and their aquatic
habitat. It also helps holiday shoppers stretch those often limited budgets.
Last year, Lisa Cartossa from Holt, Missouri, decided that since her two young
nieces, Lily and Rose from North Carolina, were fortunate enough to have most
everything they needed, she would adopt manatees as Christmas presents for them.
Lisa chose adoptees “Paddy Doyle” and “Flash,” who regularly winter at Blue
Spring State Park, from Save the Manatee Club’s Adopt-A-Manatee program. All of
the manatees available for adoption can be viewed on the Club’s website at
http://www.savethemanatee.org/adoptees.htm. Two new manatees recently added to
the list of adoptees are from Alabama, “Zewie” and “Bama.”
An annual manatee adoption costs $25, which is just a little over $2 a month, and
includes a color photo of a real manatee, an adoption certificate, biography, membership handbook, and subscriptions to the Club's newsletters which feature updated
reports on the manatees in the adoption program. Shipping is free within the United
States. Gift adoptions are sent with a personalized holiday message. Or for a $35
tax-deductible donation, each new member will also receive Save the Manatee
Club's 2012 wall calendar, featuring spectacular manatee photos to enjoy all year and
well past.
“When my nieces received their adoption packets for Christmas, I was told you could
not have heard two children screaming with excitement louder than they were,” said
Lisa. “Immediately, the manatees’ pictures went on their walls. They knew about
manatees, but Save the Manatee Club’s adoption program created this passion and
enthusiasm in them that’s very wonderful for me as an adult to be part of. I can’t tell
you how thrilled my nieces are to get the newsletter addressed personally to them.
They read every word front to back. Who knows, the Club may have just created the
next generation of marine life specialists dedicated to the conservation of these wonderful creatures.”
Save the Manatee Club, a national nonprofit organization, was co-founded thirty
years ago by singer/songwriter Jimmy Buffett. Funds from the Holiday gift adoptions help with manatee rescue, rehabilitation, and release efforts; research; education and public awareness projects; conservation work to protect manatees and their
habitat; and for programs in the United States, Central and South America, the Wider
Caribbean, and West Africa. Manatees are listed as endangered at the state, federal,
and international levels.
Patrick Rose, aquatic biologist and Executive Director of the Club, points out that
manatees face tremendous challenges to their survival from human activities. “In
Florida alone, since record-keeping began in 1974, more than 38% of manatee deaths
where cause of death is known were human-related. So it is imperative that we continue to educate the public about the presence of manatees in our waters. Adopting
a manatee is a great way to learn more about this beloved species and how to help
make a difference in their lives.”
Find out more information about manatees and Holiday gift adoptions by contacting
Save the Manatee Club at 500 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland, FL 32751, or calling 1800-432-JOIN (5646), or visiting their web site at www.savethemanatee.org, where
you can also sign up for the Club’s free E-Newsletter. Also, discover a variety of
manatee items in the Club’s gift catalog at http://www.savethemanatee.org/shop/.
When out & about, let our advertisers know
where you saw their ad!
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Conrad Seipp Brewery’s Black
Point Estate, Lake Geneva
Restoration Focus of 2014
Benefit Auction
Savvy buyers & enthusiastic collectors are once
again looking forward to the April 26, 2014 "30th Star
Benefit Antiques Auction" to be held for the third
time at Clausing Barn, Old World Wisconsin in Eagle.
You see, the auction only takes place every other
April, making it a must-attend event.
Produced by the Friends of the Wisconsin
Historical Society and sponsored by the Wisconsin
Antiques Dealers Association, the 2010 and 2012 auctions provided important funding for Old World
From 19th century
Wisconsin, National History Day, and the restoration of
classics to 1950s a number of paintings important to Wisconsin's history.
modern, the "30th 2014 funding plans include a number of restoration projStar Benefit Antiques
ects at Black Point Estate in Lake Geneva, the Wisconsin
Auction", April 26,
Historical Society's latest historical site acquisition. A por2014, will have it all.
trait of Catherine (Mrs. Conrad) Seipp is the first object
from the estate to benefit from the "Friends" efforts, thanks to a generous grant just
received from the Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association. Conrad Seipp, who had
driven a beer wagon for Miller Brothers brewery, eventually started his own brewery, becoming one of the largest in the U.S. Mrs. Seipp was ultimately responsible
for expansion of Black Point to its largest acreage and fullest glory after her husband's untimely death in 1890. Besides depicting an important member of the family and in a significant location within the home, the painting is also well done by a
known painter, Alexander von Liezen-Mayer (Hungarian, 1839-1898).
Contributions of antiques (more than 99 years old) and vintage items (5099 years old) are now being gathered from across middle America. In keeping with
their goal to "preserve and share history", each item will be accompanied by a
Provenance Statement. The auction catalog will list the known history of each piece
as well as the donor's name, if desired. Tax deductible receipts will be provided.
The grant just received from the Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association continues their commitment as the auction's founding sponsors. The admissions charged at
their October and February antiques shows in Waukesha fund their grant and scholarship
programs. See http://www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com to learn more.
Carol Miller of Bailey's Honor Auction Service in Oconomowoc has once
again volunteered to call the auction. You can follow her many quality auctions
throughout the year at http://baileyshonor.com/
For questions about the 2014 "30th Star Benefit Antiques Auction" or to
make a donation of an antique or vintage item, please contact Riene Wells at
262.363.4700, [email protected] or Debbie McArdle at 815.575.1272, [email protected] .
To learn more about the FRIENDS of the Wisconsin Historical Society,
visit http://www.friendswisconsinhistory.org/
Zurko Promotions
Wheaton, Illinois
All Night Flea Market
World Famous! The All-Night Flea Market
Once a year as the sun sets and shadows stretch across the plains, thousands
of bargain hunters descend upon Wheaton, IL, to scour the stalls of hundreds of
dealers throughout the night.
This Saturday night, August 17th, shoppers only have from 4pm until 4am
in the morning, so the music has to be good and the coffee must be strong! Some
say this is the most fun you'll ever have at any flea market in the world. Shoppers
arrive like giddy kids to a slumber party, and the air remains electrified all through
the wee hours.
It’s FLEAS and FUN; as this Legendary Annual event draws dealers from
thru-out the Midwest including as far away as Birmingham, Alabama.
This spectacular event will be a “Treasure-Hunters” delight; stated Bob Zurko
event promoter. Offered for sale in buildings, barns, sheds, tents and open-air, will
be a vast array of antiques, collectibles, crafts, folk art, cd’s and records, close-outs,
shabby chic, housewares, vintage , everything and much more!
It’s a unique way to have a good time and spend a fun-filled evening! In recent
years the All-Night Market has begun to focus on celebrities, live music and movie
stars. Since this happens only once a year, you mustn't hesitate in making your
deals! OVER 8 BANDS PERFORMING! MEET CELEBRITIES, ENJOY
GOOD FOOD AND HAVE SOME LATE NIGHT FUN!
Guest line up will include Dan Haggerty, known as the Legendary TVWestern-“GRIZZLY ADAMS”, who also made a recent appearance on the
American Pickers! Playboy’s Girl of the Year LEANN DECKER. WWF Hall of
Famer “HACKSAW” JIM DUGGAN who just finished a new movie ,”ZOMBIES
& WRESTLERS. Also as part of the line-up will be “WALKING DEAD cast member SONYA THOMSON. Indie filmmaker THOMAS BERDINSKI, Filmmaker
SAL LIZARD and JOHN E.L. TERRY actor, comic and film producer. JODIE
PARKS from the “PARAMOMAL-HOTTIES & THE LOUISVILLE GHOSTBUSTERS!
Live bands include: “CRASHLAND”, Dead Dick Hammer, the “HAMBURGLERS”, Deep Space Pilots. Autograph signings and photo ops will be available. Special Guests: Chicago Shriners Hospital for Children as well as a special
showing of the Illinois Horse Rescue of Will County.
Mr. Zurko states that it’s a Treasure Hunt at Night! Bring flashlights, come early
and stay late! Great Food Served All Night, Movie Stars, Live Music, Celebrities,
Hay Rides and Much Much More!
As always for this and all Zurko Events, Tour Busses and New Vendors are welcome. No reservations are needed!
Kids 16 & under are FREE when accompanied with adults, as is ample FREE
PARKING. Admission is only $7.00 per adult.
For more information call or write : ZURKO’S MIDWEST PROMOTIONS,
115 E. Division St., Shawano Wisconsin 54166, or call (715) 526-9769. Visit their
website at: www.zurkopromotions.com or Email: [email protected]
The event takes place at the Fabulous DuPage County Fairgrounds at 2015 W.
Manchester, Wheaton, IL 60189. Directions from Chicago: Roosevelt Rd. W. to
County. Farm Rd., turn N. to Manchester, E. on Manchester 1/2 mi. to Fairgrounds.
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Wilson’s
Antiques
399 Division Street (corner of Division & Hwy 13), Park Falls, WI
HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 12-5 (Closed Tuesdays)
715-744-3201 • E-MAIL: [email protected]
Junction of Routes 14 & 67 • WALWORTH, WI 53184
(262) 275-9858 • Open 7 Days 10-5 Internet: www.lakegenevawi.com
or E-mail at: [email protected]
Prime Dealer Space Available...Call NOW!
Buy Green Buy Antiques • Repair, Reuse, Recycle
Aluminum
trumpet Mute used
for the Kentucky
Derby by
Metalite Co. of
Los Angeles,
$145. Dlr 28
American Airlines 707
Astro Jet Model, $900.
More available.
Dlr 60JH
Pristine syrup dispensers:
rare Cherry Smash $4,950;
Howel’s Orange Julep, $2,850;
early Hires Root Beer, $1,295.
Great Buddy L
ride-on dump truck
in fine original paint,
$3,600.
Three pound
Wampum
Roasted
Coffee tin,
$595.
Stoneware water cooler &
rare porcelain bubbler
attachment,
$350 each.
Dlr 60JH
Skater themed 1950s
Have-a-Coke, 48” framed
cardstock sign in terrific
condition, $1,500.
R. A. McCabe & Son
(Wheeling, West VA) 2 gallon cobalt
decorated advertising jug, $750.
La Porte County
Antique Show
Over 100 Booths of the Finest
Antiques & Collectables in
Northern Indiana
Sunday, April 14th
Sunday, June 9th
Sunday, September 8th
Sunday, October 13th
www.laporteantiqueshow.com
219-241-3328
Marx PT10 boat w/orig. box
& instructions, $95. Dlr 8
Sanitary meat
scale from
Belvidere, IL
$225.
Dlr 60DL
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WWII
Aviator
cap &
goggles,
$295.
Dlr 57
Automatic
Electric Co.,
monophone #40 red
Bakelite, $650. Dlr 00
French
Airlines Coca-Cola
cooler, $425. Dlr 27
Green work bench,
nice kitchen island,
$895. Dlr 120
Galvanized
steel bath tub,
$85. Dlr 00
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