Issue #2108 - Auction Action Antique News

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September 8, 2015
Vol. 21 No. 08
News Periodical Mailed on September 2
August Centreville Michigan Antique Market
Dealers Show Up “In Style”
Serious toy collectors
checked out the 1932 Buddy L pressed
steel dump truck, with high and low
beam headlights, priced at $1,200 and
1928 Keystone fire truck priced at
$1,850, by Orvel Miller of Fort Wayne,
Ind. 260-437-9640.
Article & photos by Jack Kelly
Although there were the usual vans and trucks at the August 9th
Centreville, Michigan, Antique Show, two dealers -- arrived as one visitor put it
-- “with some real style.”
Foot traffic halted for a closer look at the vintage 1969 Pontiac Catalina convertible at the booth of Leroy Brenneman of South Bend, Indiana. The pocket
watch and jewelry dealer was chauffeured to the fairgrounds event by 19-year-old
grandson Jared Basker of South Bend.
James Cooper of Grand Haven,
Brenneman said he purchased the rag top in1974 and when many times was
asked if it was for sale. The answer was a friendly “No, but enjoy the look.” The Michigan, showed off fine glassware
including an 11” inch diameter
speedometer shows what he called “50,900 original miles.”
Anchor Hocking press-cut panel
Continued on
bowl priced at $140. 616-846-8819.
pages 6 & 7
Dealer Rex Gobel brought this 6’ long
Coca-sign tagged at $500. 219-616-7117.
Centreville veteran Jim Dyskstra
tagged his 1960’s Lumar Utility
toy truck with pole carrier
at $159. 517-238-2408.
Mid-Century Furnishings & Much More at June 29th
Beloit Auction & Realty Wednesday Night Sale
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
Quality and Variety - the two things folks expect when they attend a Beloit
Auction & Realty sale. They most certainly weren’t disappointed at their June 29th
evening event, where attendees got the chance to bid on everything from MidCentury Modern furniture and fine art to some exceptional vintage Oriental rugs.
Beloit Auction & Realty, located just west of the downtown business district, has built
a loyal following in their thirty-plus years in the business, conducting weekly
Wednesday night sales at their dedicated auction gallery, plus numerous on-site real
estate and specialty auctions.
Pat Ranft with the automotive winner
of the evening: a 1989 Chevrolet Corvette
that drove off for $3,600.
It took a $375 bid to win this 10k gold
& colored stone ladies bracelet.
Continued on
pages 8 & 17
A $190 bid won this Peoples Beer
light-up cash register clock.
Top lot of the
stoneware was this
rare 5” Red Wing
sponge-ware bowl
that made $400.
Fine art winner of the
evening: this unsigned
19th century
pastoral scene
that fetched $950.
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Out & About
Have a wonderful
Labor Day weekend!
Lately everyone keeps saying the same thing.
I cannot believe it is September already.
Where did the summer go? I feel the same
way, sure did feel like summer was short.
Maybe because we didn’t seem to have that many really hot days?
Maybe because we were having so much fun antiquing that we lost track
of the days. However it may be, I hope to this unofficial end of summer
that everyone had a wonderful time spent with family, making lots of
memories and lots of antiquing treasures that were found.
When Out and About this weekend, be sure to check out:
Kane County Flea Market on Saturday, September 5th &
Sunday, September 6th. Located at Kane County Fairgrounds in
St. Charles, Illinois. See upcoming events for more information.
Cedarburg Maxwell Street Days on Sunday, September 6th
Located at Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in Historic Cedarburg,
Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Originals Mall of Antiques Flea Market on Monday, September 7th.
Located at Originals Mall of Antiques in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
See upcoming events for more information.
Mark your calendars for:
Octagon House Antique Show on Saturday, September 12th.
Located at Octagon House in Watertown, Wisconsin.
The Fall Classic Hamm’s Club Show on Saturday, September 12th.
Located at the Old Hamm’s Brewery parking lot in St. Paul, Minnesota.
7th Annual Illinois Valley Hunting & Fishing Collectibles Show on
Sunday, September 13th. Located at Grizzly Jacks Grand Bear Resort in
Utica, Illinois. See upcoming events for more information.
Sunday Antiques Market on Sunday, September 20th.
Located at Interstate Center Main Expo in Bloomington, Illinois.
Antiques Center at Wales Huge Outdoor Antiques Market on
Sunday, September 20th. Located at Antiques Center at Wales in
Wales, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Twin Cities 20th Century Design Show & Sale on Saturday, September
26th & Sunday, September 27th. Located at Progress CenterMinnesota State Fairgrounds in St. Paul, Minnesota.
N.L. Promotions Antique Flea Market on Sunday, September 27th.
Located at Walworth County Fairgrounds in Elkhorn, Wisconsin.
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Zurko’s Centreville Antique Show Draws Dealers & Buyers
from Around the Midwest
Article & photos by Jack Kelly
Cell phone cameras also came out for the restored “canned ham” 10’ long 1963
Scotty Sportsman travel trailer -with color coordinated sunshade. The retro rig,
owned by Nick and Pam Donis of Edwardsburg was purchased in Alabama and still
sported the Alabama license plates.
The couple offered an eclectic mix of antiques and collectables including a custom
made 1920s Baroque era 100 percent silk wedding dress for $80 and a 6’ long CocaCola refrigerated pop cooler that could cool drinks at your place for $750.
If cold beer was on your mind, you might have stopped by the booth of Len Adams
of Scotts, Mich., for a look at his long and lanky plastic Blatz Beer advertising festoon that spelled out the famous brew one letter at a time, priced at $85.
Adams said he was doing “brisk business from the $1.00- item-table,” adding he
had sold more than $900 worth at another show a week ago “one dollar at a time.”
Attorneys and art lovers “oohed and aahed” at the 1980s 5’ tall blind lady of justice full figure bronze shown by Rex Goble of Crown Pointe, Ind., and priced at
$2,000. Hanging nearby in his booth was a 10x 50-inch porcelain 1940s Coca-Cola
sign tagged at $500.
Toy collectors hovered around at least two booths at the fairground show. Orvel
Miller of Fort Wayne, Ind., pointed to two pressed steel trucks -- a 1928 Keystone
fire truck with water tower for $1,850, and a 1932 Buddy L dump truck with high
and low beam headlamps could be taken home for $1,200. It was the third time setting up at Centreville for Miller.
Fairground show regular Jim Dykstra of Coldwater, Mich., also showed toys
including a pressed steel 1950s Lumar Utility Service truck with pole carrier trailer,
priced at $159. At the same spot, a 1930s tin Keystone Radio Optician photo projector could light up your favorite prints for $69.
After 30 years as firefighter in Texas, Donn Hicks now calls Three Rivers, near
Centreville, his home. He showed off - you guessed it -- vintage firefighter collectables. Four different 1970-80s fireman helmets were priced from $125 to $150 each.
A mid-1800s brass fireman's trumpet some 18” long could be displayed, or played,
for $75.
Vintage fish lure collectors swarmed around the booth of Bill Brown to check out
a selection of more than 60 examples circa 1940 to 1960s, priced from $7 to $165
each. At the same spot, Hall dish collectors looked over 160 “hard to find Crocus
pattern” examples offered for $6 to $45 each.
“I love the compact design and the atmosphere of this show,” said 25 year
Centreville show veteran Carol Lindsey of Delton, Mich. She pointed with pride to
an unusual 45” long original early 1800s hand-painted wood immigrant's trunk
tagged at $395. Many people stopped to admire her 16” tall pewter construction
Egyptian Revival 1870s swivel water server which she said was “inspired by the
opening of the Suez Canal.” It could grace your table for $195.
Still another Centreville regular, 26-year veteran James Cooper, showed his usual
selection of fine glassware including an 11 1/2” diameter 1950-60s Anchor Hocking
press-cut panel bowl priced at $140. That example was just one of “dozens of pieces
of all ages and prices” to be found at his 33 foot long spot at West Michigan Antique
Mall near Grand Haven.
“It came from the Drafter Inn, in the Michigan Upper Peninsula,” said Susi Bostrum
of Gun Lake, Mich., gesturing to a 55” long booth-type restaurant bench with upholstered back and seat, priced at $75. An “all porcelain” waist high kitchen cabinet
could be taken from the show for $50. The dealer said she visits Centreville at least
once every year, calling attention to “a good show with some nice people.”
“He always brings oddball nifty stuff,” said one shopper pointing to the multiple
booths of Paul Funk of Funks Junk, Waldron, Mich. “It's 63 inches tall and pretty
neat,” said Funk pointing to a hand carved piece featuring herons birds with open
beaks pointing to the sky. The art piece could grace your home for $300. Gas station collectors admired his 30” tall Naxon Service Station Island tin water container
on wheels with hand-crank wringer that could be rolled into your garage for $225.
“We were blessed with sunshine and clear blue skies,” said one early morning
shopper walking onto the fairgrounds, adding, “we might even use an umbrella -- for
shade, but not for rain.”
Show promoter Bob Zurko said he was very happy with the show and even
offered this bit of philosophy: “Life is short! Put in your time wisely, try to have fun
and antique hard!
The final Centreville Show of the season will be held at the Centreville, Mich.,
fairgrounds on Oct. 11. 2015.
For more information: 715-526-9769 or contact: [email protected]
“Sixty five dollars takes both of them home,”
said Mark Telfor of Lansing, Mich., pointing to
a pair of mid-century 3’ tall lamps.
Denny The
Book Guy,
Denny Olson,
offered two different
Susi Bostrom of Gun Lake,
Kalamazoo
Mich., relaxes for a moment
books for $50
on the Drafter Inn, Sugar Island, Upper Peninsula Mich., restaurant
each and
booth bench tagged $75. Others checked over her porcelain kitchen cabia1918
net priced at $50.
Bandfield,
Advertising and brewery colMich., calenlectors checked out the 36”
dar for $65.
long Blatz Beer festoon shown
269-649-1281.
by Len Adams that could hang
up at your place for $85. Railroad collectors looked over his metal type 1870 metal electric switch railroad
lamp priced at $145. 269-626-4094.
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Fish lure collectors checked out the
vintage selection priced from $7 to $165
by Bill Brown of Richland, Mich.
Others admired his “hard to find pattern” hall dinnerware items price from
$6 to $45 each. 269-731-4042.
Retired Texas fireman Donn Hicks
of Three Rivers, Mich., offered a
choice of vintage fire helmets for
$125 to $150 each. An 18” tall
mid-1800s fire nozzle could stand
tall on your shelf for $75.
269-290-8811.
Shoppers--and dealers too -- admired the early
1800s hand-painted immigrant's trunk tagged at
$395 by dealer Carol Lindsey of Delton, Mich.
She also showed off an 1870s pewter water server that could pour you a drink for $195. 269420-8932.
“Life is good,” said
dealer Nick Donis,
offering a toast to his
wife Pam in front of his
vintage 1963 Scotty
Sportsman camper
while taking a break
from setting up at the
Aug. 9 Centreville show. Pam shows off a 1920s silk wedding
dress priced at $80. 574-320-1160.
Many shoppers
stopped to admire the
tiny 27” wide Sellers
Hoosier kitchen cabinet priced at $175 and
1970s Van Briggle pottery butterfly lampshade priced at $165. Both were offered by
Jerry Spindler of Harlan, Ind.
260-602-1576.
Dealer Leroy Brenneman of South
Bend arrived at the show in style, with
his vintage 1969 Pontiac convertible
piloted by his 19- year-old “chauffeurgrandson,” Jared Basker. 574-273-9688.
Paul Funk of Funk's Junk showed off a
hand carved wood piece for $300 and a
Naxon Service Station Island for $225.
517-567-8671.
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Beloit Auction & Realty - A Wisconsin Auction Institution for
More Than Thirty-Five Years
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
Some other prices:
For lots of area antiques enthusiasts, Wednesday evenings just wouldn’t be the
same without the weekly United Country Beloit consignment auction. You never
know what you’ll find on any given Wednesday. One week might feature period furnishings, the next tools or vintage automobiles. And one sale each month is reserved
for the nicest antique & collectible consignments - like this June 29th sale I attended.
And although all of Beloit Auction & Realty’s Wednesday night auctions feature a
wide mix of items, this one had a distinctively Mid-Century feel. No “big name”
pieces this time - just a nice selection of quality vintage furnishings from tables,
chairs, and chaises to funky finds like a European Philips console stereo.
Many in the crowd came for a chance to bid on the dozen-plus period oil paintings, both European and American. A classic 19th century pastoral scene appeared
unsigned, but still managed a $950 winning bid. A work by American Surrealist artist
Harold C. Kimball was a nice buy at $210.
Other auction highlights ranged from a group of pre-WWII Oriental rugs that sold
for up to $550 each to the night’s automotive winner: a red 1989 Corvette that rolled
off for $3,600. All of the near-300 lots were on their way home with new owners
within a few hours, thanks to the efficient Beloit Auction staff.
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Ladies 14k white gold & diamond fashion ring - $250
Ladies.87 carat sapphire & 14k gold ring - $230
Ladies 14k gold ring with champagne diamonds - $200
31 carat topaz pendant in 14k gold setting - $140
Beloit Auction & Realty has been serving southern Wisconsin’s auction needs for
more than thirty-five years, conducting weekly Wednesday evening auctions at their
dedicated auction facility in downtown Beloit. And while red Corvettes don’t cross
the block here every week, there’s always something interesting at every Beloit
Auction & Realty sale. They also conduct many real estate and business liquidation
auctions, plus specialty auctions of all sorts. They can be reached at 877-364-1965.
Be sure to bookmark their website too, www.beloitauction.com, for the latest
information on all their upcoming auctions. Many of their antique and collectible
auctions can be previewed online as well. You can leave an absentee bid, or bid in
“real time” on auction night if you want. And as always, keep an eye out for all of
their upcoming auctions in the Auction Action Antique News! Continued on page 17
There was plenty of
Mid-Century furniture at the sale,
including this
Kroehler bedroom
suite ($120, and
Imexcotra desk that
brought $110.
This 36” teak patio table made $130, this teak patio set $190.
South Bend pocket watch,
gold filled case - $120.
25” floral leaded
glass swag shade $140.
Child-sized carved settee, 36”
long - $140.
Among the
newer furniture:
an oak bookcase/secretary that
made $160, and lowboy curved
china cabinet - $105.
Large
European
console bowl
with bronze &
porcelain base - $175.
Set of two Andy Kane oils - $110.
Circa 1950 Antonio
Devity Parisian Street
Scene oil - $100.
A $180 bid took this
(incomplete) J. E.
Stevens William Tell
mechanical bank.
Mid-Century leather &
steel lounge - $220.
Country pine work
tables fetched $130 and
$170.
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Mark You Calendars A Fantastic Chuilli’s Auction on
Saturday, October 3rd
dermy, vintage ammo, several swords
Chuilli's Auction & Appraisal of Wittenberg, takes pleasure in presenting
and bayonets, several tackthe personal property of Stan Hoffman, on Saturday, October
le boxes full of lures and
3rd. This outstanding sale will take place onsite on County Rd.
more.
II commencing at 9:30 AM. Several of the items
Make plans to attend this
crossing the block will be from the estate of his
event. Visit our website
father, the late Eugene Hoffman.
for over 100 pictures
This exciting sale will be held
under a large tent and will have
and more details at:
chuillisauction.com
something for everyone.
One of the features of this sale is a
1972 GMC 5500 V-Six dump Full unopened case Western
Full
truck with 52,700 original miles.
Mount
X-Pert 20 gauge shells.
This is a super clean
Bobcat.
truck that at one time was
a fire truck.
Winchester model
Over 40 firearms will cross the
1873 44-40.
block, to include an outstanding US marked Winchester model
97 trench gun. This fine piece is in like new condition and has
Budweiser
never been fired. Another highlight among the firearms is a
Clydesdale
Winchester model 1873 44-40.
Team wall
Some of the other highlights include: an excellent Sensenich
sign.
Oneida Newhouse #4 1/2.
wood airplane propeller, Red Wing stoneware, vintage beer collectibles, coins and a large amount of sporting collectibles.
Among the sporting collectibles you will find quality taxi-
Whitetail shoulder
mounts.
US Marked
Winchester model 97
trench gun
(like new never fired).
1972 GMC 5500 V-Six 12 ft box dump truck.
Vintage Budweiser sign.
3 Gallon salt glaze butter
churn.
One of several tackle boxes.
Sample of the vintage swords.
Full Brick Vintage Western Lubaloy
22 Shells.
Excellent Sensenich wood airplane propeller.
Double barrel black power pistols.
Wm. Radham's Microbe
Killer No.2 jug.
Be Sure To Check Out Our WEEKLY FEATURED
AUCTION ADS ON THE HOME PAGE OF OUR WEBSITE
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www.beloitauction.com
ESTATE AUCTION
FIREARMS, SPORTING GOODS & WATERCRAFT
ONLINE ONLY AUCTION
Online bidding ends Thursday, September 10th with 1st lot closing at 7:00 P.M.
Link from www.beloitauction.com to bidding catalog
with photos & descriptions.
All Federal & State firearms license laws apply.
Preview online or in the Auction Gallery at
534 W. Grand Ave., Beloit, WI
PISTOLS – REVOLVERS – RIFLES – SHOTGUNS – AMMO – PELLET GUNS – WWII & OTHER MILITARY ITEMS – BAYONETS –
KNIVES – SHOULDER MOUNT BLACK BEAR – VINTAGE FISHING LURES & MINNOW BUCKETS – FUR FARM SIGNS – OTHER SPORTING GOODS - '04 ESCAPE
CRUZ 14-FT. DECK BOAT, MINNKOTA MOTOR & CUSTOM TRAILER.
Terms: Cash, approved check, Visa, M/C, American Express, Discover, or Debit. 17%
buyer's fee. 2% discount for cash, check, or Debit. Online purchases requiring shipping
must be paid by credit card. See Proxibid.com for shipping & online bidding terms. All
federal & state firearms laws apply. See www.beloitauction.com for firearms processing fees.
BELOIT AUCTION & REALTY, INC.
877-364-1965
Registered Wisconsin & Illinois Auctioneer:
Richard Ranft, CAI, GPPA, AARE - WI #237, IL #441.001071
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LIVING ESTATE SALE
WHERE: N4393 Rosebrook Rd., Shawano, WI
(Just West of Shawano, one block North off Hwy. 22
and a short mile off of Hwy. 29)
When: September 19 & 20, from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
Long time antique dealers are selling their entire inventory which includes:
Hundreds of Antique Lamps & Accessory Parts; Toys; Architectural
Pieces; Pottery; Glassware; Furniture and enough Cabinet Hardware
to start your own shop.
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AUCTION
Living Estate
Saturday, September 12th, 2015 - 10:00 A.M.
Rich Herder 1st model
Luftwaffe dagger
624 Highway 45, Birnamwood, WI
Bushmaster Carbon 15 5.56 NIB
Visit Our Website At: www.chuillisauction.com
Directions: Located right on Highway 45 In Birnamwood. Auction Note: An outstanding selection of hard to find items
U.S. Springfield Trap
featuring 70 guns, ammunition, Aladdin oil lamps, coin ops., slot machine, coins, advertising, guitars, amps and more.
Door carbine
Something For Everyone. Make plans to attend. Sale To Be Held Under Large Tent!!! Parking Note: Parking allowed on
East side of Hwy. 45 only. Guns, WWII German & Ammo (Firearms to start at 12:00 Noon): WWII German 1st model
Luftwafe dagger by Rich A. Herder, WWII German NSKK dagger by Rein H. Weyersberg, WWII German fireman dagger
by Eickhorn, US M16 bayonets. Handguns To Include: WWII Nazi marked S42 9MM German luger, Mouser Nazi marked
Volunteer
HS 7.65 MM w/org. holster, Walther P38 9MM in box w/holster (imported by Interarms), Walther P1 9MM w/police holSpringfield
Enterprises
ster, Mitchell Gold Series 95 45 ACP w/4 mags., Ruger Single Six three screw 22 cal. revolver, Springfield Armory mod.
Armory 1911A1
Commando Mark 1911A1 45 NIB OD green, Ruger 22/45 MKIII 22 target NIB, High Standard mod. GB 22 cal. semi-auto, Belgium Frontier
45 Auto
III 45 Cal. Army 44-40 revolver, Argentine Colt model 1927 45, H&R New Side kick mod. 930 22 revolver New in box, Smith &
Semi-Auto Wesson mod. 1917 45 cal. revolver w/Brazil crest, Russian Mosin 7.62 revolver, Intec Model Tec 9 pre ban 9MM and more.
9 MM
Long Guns To Include: US Springfield trap door carbine, US Rifle M14 w/synthetic and wood stocks, Springfield Armory
German
model 1898 30-40 Kraig, Springfield Armory M1 Garrand S/N 3040578, Mossberg mod. 500E 410 gauge pump (new),
Luger
Norinco SKS’s, Browning Auto Five 16 gauge, Volunteer Enterprises Commando Mark III 45 caliber semi-automatic,
Westernfield (Browning design) model 30 12 gauge, (3) Pre 64 Winchester model 94 30-30’s, Marlin model 39 octagon barrel takedown 22 (4 digit S/N no prefix 3245), Marlin mod. 49 12 gauge, Superior Arms S-15 5.56 MM, High Standard Flite
King Deluxe 20 gauge pump, Savage model 1902 octagon barrel 22, Winchester model 1907 .351 cal. S/N 4031, Stevens
Maynard Jr. 22, Navy Arms model 66 Yellow Boy 44-40 saddle ring carbine, Bush Master Carbon 15 5.56 NIB, Browning
auto five 12 gauge, Iver Johnson 16 gauge hammerless side by side double barrel, Mosin Nagant carbine, Chinese AK47,
Winchester model 1901 lever action 10 gauge, Savage 24D series 20 gauge/22 over & under, Winchester model 03 22 semiauto S/N 27956, Remington Improved model 6 22, Remington model 34 22 rifle w/Ranger scope, Argentine mauser,
Remington Field Master model 572 22 w/scope, Marlin A1 22 rifle, Marlin model 336 30-30, Remington Wing Master 870
12 gauge, Spanish mauser and more (71 Guns In All). M14 cleaning kit, EN Blocs for M1 Garrand, several AK magazines,
several AR magazines, pencil blank gun in box, Crossman Mark 1 22 caliber pellgun in box, 100 round AR magazine, Daisy Aladdin111 Green
air rifle. Ammunition To Include: 22 and 22 mimi mag., several boxes Wolf .223, several boxes 30-06 tracer, several boxes
Moonstone
Mills Castle Front 10 30-06 black tip, 1260 rounds Yugoslavian 7.62 X 39, (2) 700 round cans Russian 7.62 X 39, several boxes Brown Bear 7.62
Cathedral oil
Ristaucrat
cent slot machine
X 39, 880 rounds Russian 7.62 X 54, several 420 round cans military grade green tip 5.56MM Nato, 150 round boxes
lamp
10 cent Select-O-Matic
American Eagle 5.56 MM, bandoliers of 75 rounds .308, 303 British and more. Snowmobiles: 1994 Polaris Indy Classic
table top Jukebox
8,055
miles,
1994
Polaris
Trail
Deluxe
7,160
miles,
Both
with
electric
start,
reverse
and
two
up
seats.
Guitars,
Amps
&
Aladdin
Music Related: 1974 Rickenbacker model 4001 bass guitar, 1986 Peavey Foundation S bass guitar, Peavey Peditor guitar Springfield M1
B88
S/N 05793781, early 1980’s Peavey T-60 guitar S/N 215675, Squire Bullet guitar by Fender, Audition guitar made in Japan,
Garrand
Vertiqueoil
Yorkville Y100B bass amp, Vox Valvetronix amp, Peavey Transtube 112 EFX amp, Crate GX15 amp, 1955 Shure model
lamp
55S microphone in box with stand, Shure model 585SA unidirectional microphone in box. Advertising: 1960’s RCA cardFalstaff toasting
board advertising, Rochester root beer dispenser, small scale Potter & Culver Shoe Fitters Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Kendall
mugs sign
oil wall clock, General motors clock, Coca-Cola clock. Pam Clock Co. Clocks: Mason’s Root Beer, Shell, Phillips 66
Aviation Engine Oil. Pair Schlitz wall scone signs, Falstaff toasting mugs motion sign, Schmidt’s beer clock, Schlitz beer
clock, US Tires steel signs for restoration, Curtiss candies store counter display, Wayne Feeds clock and more. Aladdin
Lamps & Others: B88 Yellow moonstone Vertique, 110 Cathedral white moonstone, 111 green moonstone Cathedral, B126 Corinthian white moonstone font rose moonstone foot, B-125 Corinthian white moonstone font green moonstone foot,
B-115 Corinthian green moonstone, B-104 Corinthian clear font black base, B-48 Washington Drape green crystal, B-49
Washington Drape amber crystal, Model 12 hanging lamp, tall Lincoln drape, Colonial, reproduction blue Lincoln drap. Intec Tec 9 9mm
Other Lamps To Include: Three hanging oil lamps and other oil lamps, woman figural lamp, Renaud slag panel lamp,
S/N 14531
cherub base lamps. Rest Of Sale: Mills castle front 10 cent slot machine, Risaucrat 10 cent Select-O-Matic 10 cent table
top jukebox, Ristacrat 10 cent non select table top jukebox, Silvertone air charger, bankers AC electric fan, Standard model
A table top phonograph w/outside horn, Columbia style table top phonograph with outside horn, Victrola VVI-90 table top
phonograph, Victor table top phonograph, Burnhardt Furniture Co. china hutch, Northwood 5 piece Alaskan yellow Vaseline
breakfast set, Waterbury china clock, Sessions mantle clock with figural topper, Johnny Eagle toy guns, Lang Craft
toy boat in box with motor, Union wood toy boat in box w/Lang Craft motor, vintage Doctor embalming pump,
Bosch & Lomb Roemer Drug store microscope in wood box, AMT remote control car in box, 1950’s & 1960’s
assembled plastic model kits in boxes, Toledo counter top candy scale, salt & peppers, ladies vanity packs, compacts, Jensen steam engine, iron base steam engine, Philco model 91 Cathedral radio, novelty light up ships telegraph, Arctic
Aire brass blade floor fan, twin cylinder Maytag engine with original exhaust, Homelite APU unit for WWII Sherman tank,
brass blow torches, Coleman lanterns, A. Rawley Tool & Engine Co. Green Lake, WI miracle fire starter, postcards, Wausau
seltzer bottles Several Silver Halves, Quarters & Dimes. Terms & Conditions: Cash, Good Wisconsin Check, Visa, MC
& Discover! WI Sales Tax Laws Apply to snowmobiles. All items are sold AS IS. No sales of guns to out of state residents.
CHUILLI’S AUCTION & APPRAISAL SERVICE, LLC
JERRY CHUILLI, APPA
Advanced Personal Property Appraiser • Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #275
P.O. Box K Wittenberg, WI 54499
1974 Rickenbacker
4001 Bass Guitar
Silvertone
Air
Charger
715-253-3038 Cell: 715-297-2457 Email: [email protected]
Central Wisconsin’s Premiere Auction & Appraisal Service!!!
Ristaucrat 10
cent table top Jukebox
Banker’s
fan
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PUBLIC AUCTION
AUCTION
Guns, Fishing Lures, Outdoor Items & Western Decor will be offered at Public Auction. This
auction will be held at our indoor facility located at 10786 Fowler Rd., Rochelle, IL 61068.
Watch for Bearrows Real Estate & Auction signs at Flagg Rd. & Rt. 251 North edge of
Rochelle, IL. Call Auctioneer John Bearrows at 815-562-5113 / 815-739-9150 or visit our
website at www.bearrows.com for further information & pictures.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2015 - 9:30 A.M.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, 2015 - 9:00 A.M.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Visit our web site for full list www.bearrows.com or Auctionzip.
GUNS & OUTDOOR
Winchester: Model 94, 30-30; Model 94, 30-30 w/Weaver scope Herters Inc. (4x32) #V257, 3030; Shotgun Model 12 w/case 20 ga., 2 3/4” chamber; Model 290, .22 caliber L or LR S/N
B1798698; Ruger: 10/22 stainless 22 LR (1 mag.); 10/22 Target, 22 LR (1 mag., 1 scope); GP100,
357 Mag.; Security Six, 357 Mag. (w/original box); Model RG 26, 25 caliber; Marlin: Model 60,
22 LR (1 scope); 1895G 45-70; Model 60, 22 LR;
Model 39A, lever action, .22 caliber, Micro Groove;
Polish: P64, Makarov 9x18 (1 mag.); P83 Makarov 9x18 (1 mag.); Russian: Makarov
380 (1 mag.); NK70, Makarov 9x18 (2 mags., original holder); German: Model 60 Makarov
9x18; Norinco: Model 59 Makarov 9x18; SKS 7.62x39 (w/sling); SKS 7.62x39 (w/sling);
Beretta: 950BS, 25 ACP (1 mag.); 950B, 22 short (1 mag.); 950B, 22 short (1 mag.); Smith &
Wesson: 29-3, 44 Mag.; 617-1, 22 LR; (box & scope mount); 19-5, 357 Mag.; 10-5, 38 Special;
Remington: 552, 22 LR; Mohawk 48, 12 ga., S/N 5056722; Wingmaster 870 pump, S/N 924633V;
Assorted: M44, 7.62x54; FEG APMBP 32 ACP (1 mag.); AMT Backup
380 (1 mag.); Taurus Model 82 38-Special; Hi Standard Sentinel 22 LR (1
holster); CZ50, 32 ACP (1 mag.); Taurus Model 85, 38-Special; FIE Titan 25 ACP (1
mag.); CZ82 Makarov 9x18 (1 mag.); Bauer Automatics 25 ACP
(1 mag.); Springfield Hawken 50BP; BPI 50 BP; Sig P232, 380 (original box & 2 mags.); Walther P38, 9mm (original box & 2 mags); Colt Frontier
Scout 22 & 22 Mag. (2 LR & 22 Mag. cylinders); Mauser HSC 380 (original box & 2
mags.); Ben Franklin air pistol, 22 caliber;
Mossberg & Sons Model 15, 12 ga.; JC
Higgens-Sears & Roebuck, Model 101.7, 12 ga.; Savage Arms Westfield, Mass.;
24S-E Savage #56 over-under, 22 LR-20 ga.; FMJ Ducktown “Little Skeleton” 410; Jukar
Span. black powder, 45 caliber; Traditions Old Saybrook Trapper 120, 50 caliber; Fillipella Italy
black powder, 31 caliber & 44 caliber; Connecticut Valley Arms, 50 caliber; Sile Ince-Italy black
powder AB-PN, 58 caliber; Pedersoli-Italy black powder flintlock, 36 caliber; Traditions Hawken
Woodsman black powder, 54 caliber; Thompson Center Arms Hawken black powder, 50 caliber;
Kentuckian EuroArms-Italy black powder, 44 caliber; Black Powder CMC 3 barrel gun; Glass bottle shaped gun; Small cast iron cannon black powder; Side Kick, H&R, Model 929 pistol, 9 slot,
22 w/holster; Mini (no name) 6 slot, 22 pistol; Cap Guns: “Trooper”; “Smokey”; “Tex”; Daisy:
Model #s 20 (dated 1910), 25, 33, 36, 50 (Golden
Eagle), 95, 98, 99 (w/sling), 125; Assorted
Crossman, BB & Pellet: Hahn Super Repeater
gas powered BB/pellet; Red Ryder dated 1916; Ben Franklin; 2 dbl. barrel short cork guns; Other
assorted Red Ryder & Daisy, some including boxes; Ducks Unlimited (NIB). GUN TERMS: Valid
IL FOID card required, Driver’s License ID required. Out of State buyer’s purchases shipped to
FFL holders in buyer’s home state. / FFL transactions to 01 Class dealers only, Curio & Relic
Licenses not accepted. Agents for FFL Dealers must provide authorization letter and Photo ID day
of auction. Firearms transferred to original purchaser only, no exceptions. Holding period will be
announced and displayed the day of the auction. Gun transaction fee applies to all gun purchases.
10% buyer’s premium on all purchases. All sales final. All announcements made day of auction
take precedence over all prior advertising. Not responsible for accidents or items after sold. No
guns sold to California residents. FISHING LURES: Large collection of old wooden & new lures.
Frog lure collection includes Halik’s, Rebel Buzz n Frog, Snag Proof frog, Harrison Bass, Jensen
Kircher & a custom Joseph D Edlemahn from St. Louis, MO, others include Marathon Fish-Hown,
a Dare Devil in box & pumpkin see lures. Lots of Heddon lures including Tiny Tad, Tiny Runt,
Sonar, Magnum Tadpolly Deep Down, Pumpkin Spin, H650 Opre Zara Gossen, Big Hedd,
Chugger Spooks, Tiny Lucky, Cobra’s some in boxes. Dalton Speckled, Lazy Ike lures by CCBCO
Lure Company, L&S brand, P&K, Devil Horses, Paw Paws, Pflugger & Dowagiac Spooks, South
Bend Bass Company lures, Shakespeare, Uncle Asher’s Bait & Take lures, McDonalds handmade
spinner & lure cards. Johnson Silver Minnow #1 & #3 in box. Too many to mention. WESTERN & LIKE DÉCOR: Indian reenactment necklaces and beaded pouches; Vintage leather saddle purse; Baskets; Indian Maiden cookie jar & other pottery; Floor lamps & table lamp w/silhouette Western theme & antler; Wood pack saddle; Misc. Western decorations; Baskets; Bear & fox
skin blanket; Misc. animal hides; Deer & goat antlers; Lariats; Like new Billy Cook Saddle and
Rack; Old chaps & Cowboy hats; Cow & buffalo skulls (decorated); Misc. Flint Knapped glass &
stone arrowheads; Arrowhead custom made box; “The Watcher” Feather/Wolf hand-painted picture; “Loon” signed by J Baudlen 969/3500; “Loon” signed by James Haddon; Sky County fish
whisky bottle; Handmade Flint Knapped arrowhead w/walnut handle; “The Fish Catcher” #1, 1998
carved Elk antler w/Fish by Indian artist Raymond D. Lambert; Metal Indian canoe rocking
whirligig; Christmas ornaments & outdoor Santa’s. PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: Cash or
Check w/Driver’s license I.D., VISA, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. 10% buyer’s
premium applies. Electronic clerking system used. Announcements made the day of auction take
precedence over all prior advertising. Not responsible for accidents or items after sold.
Wayne J. Reed Estate – Rochelle
Wolsfelt Estate – Shabbona
Frank Chandler – Rochelle & Others
LOCATED AT 230 S. MAIN STREET, UNITY, WI • Lunch on grounds
Antiques & Collectables: Victorian upholstered chair, Provincial type couch, Mahogany buffet,
maple double bed; sm. maple chest of drawers; flat top trunk, ornate end tables, misc. chairs, Steiff
camel, giraffe & kangaroo; 30+ adv. silhouettes, lg. asst. of other silhouettes (various sizes), several paper mache jack-o-lanterns, paper mache Santas, vintage Christmas, hats & purses, heavy
wall mirrors, knick knack shelves, Roseville pottery, lg. asst. of older elec. lamps, asst. of Murano
clown figurines, lg. asst. of hand-painted plates & bowls (Bavarian, German, Austrian), glass stir
sticks, lg. asst. of German incense burner figurines, 50+ Lladro figures (asst. sizes), Fenton glass,
silverware, German animal & bird figures, blown glass figurines, Roseville & McCoy wall pockets, other McCoy pottery, wicker stands, lots & lots of other misc. items This is only a partial listing, see website for full listing and photos.
Ruth Weiler Living Estate
Terms: Positive ID required. All purchases must be settled for on sale day, cash or check. (Visa
& MC accepted with a 3% service fee). NO BUYER’S FEE.
N14555 Sandhill Ave.,
Curtiss, WI 54422
Website:
www.schindlerauction.com
Tim Schindler
Auctioneer, LLC
715-223-4014
Registered Wisconsin
Auctioneer #191
[email protected]
AUCTION
For Chuck Sausen
on the Equipment • Tools • Scrap Iron • 50 Year Collection
Location: W6985 Newland Rd., Black Creek, WI
Directions: From Black Creek, 54 West to State Road., go North to Newland Road to site.
Gehl 1500 Like New Round Baler • Caterpillar D-2 Cat Wide Track • Farmall M Tractor • Int. 340 Gas Tractor w/ 3 Point • 72"
3 Pt. Heavy Box Scrapper • 20' Grain Auger on Transport w/Elec. Motor • Kubota F2400 4WD Diesel 6' Mower • Several Piles
of New Lumber • New Window & Patio Windows • Hyd. 10' Pull Scrapper on Wheels • EZ-Go Golf Cart • AO Smith 760 Roller
Mill all new hoses w/rack • Hydraulic Box Scrapper for 4 Wheeler • Ski Doo Bombardier Snowmobile 440 • Trail Blazer Sickle
Mower • Pull Behind 60" Elec. Start Mower • Bantam Cable Back Hoe • Bingo Poker Slot Machine • 3 Floor Safes • Hydraulic
Lift Barber Chair • Rock Island Vice • 1864 Forge • Large Flood Light • Many Milk Cans • Gehl 99 Hi Blower • Hydraulic Pull
Behind Grader Blade • 6' Fire Lane Disk • Irrigation Pipe 5 & 8 Inch • PTO Irrigation Pump • Skid Steer Trailer • Old Wagon Gear
• PBC Pipe and Rack • Dump Trailer • 2 Willies Jeeps (1 has title) • Old Gear & Rack • Wagon w/Water Tank • Int. 309A Two
Bottom Plow • 14' Truck Flat Rack • GMC Brigadier Diesel Truck w/Air Brakes • Vermeer V-H30 Trencher V-4 Air Cool •
Culverts • Many Steel Wheels • 5 Fire Hydrants • Several Iron Piles • 10 Old Steel Tractor Seats • Old 24" Saw Blades • Old Crank
Sausage Stuffer • 5 Farm Imp. Jacks • Many Beer Kegs & Signs • Brand New 4 Wheeler Tires • Water Pumps w/Gas Motor's •
Cardboard Barrels • Adjustable Steel Post • Minnow Traps & Buckets • Bolt Bins • Axes & Saws • Old Wood Stantion's • Hydraulic
Rams • JD Gas Brush Saw • Small Torch Set w/Tanks • Electric Chain Hoist • New Howse 40 Hp Gear Box • Electric Gas Pump
• 3 Point Tractor Draw Bars • 3 Point Arms • 6x12 Surface Grinder • Milling & Drilling Machine • Delta Disc Grinder • 6" Bench
Grinder • KBC Band/Chop Saw • Witton Drill Press • Amrok 20 Ton Hyd. Shop Press • Central Hyd. 12 Ton Shop Press • Cyclone
Sand Blaster • Miller Wire Welder • 1959 International Dump Truck • Old Gas Fork Lift • Lot's of LP Tanks and Storage Rack •
Two 12' Alum. Loading Ramps • 7 New JD Tractor Roll Bars • Large Dumpster on Wheels • Old Gravity Box • 2 Large I Beams
• 25' Steel Trusses • Lincoln AC 225 Welder • Alum. Piles • Old Tractor Cab • Deer Feeder on Stand • Hydraulic Porta Power • 5
HP Garden Tiller • New 12 Volt ATV Winches • 5 New Sump Pump Plastic Holders • Forge & Tools • Steel Pontoon • Wood
Pulleys • Vintage Standard Oil 5 Gal. Can • Pressure Washer • Vertical Band Saw • Work Benches • and a lot more.
Terms: Cash, Good Check, Visa, Master Card w/4% Courtesy Fee.
Sale Clerked & Conducted By:
HOMETOWN REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO., INC.
404 S. Main Street, Shawano, WI 54166 • 715-526-6661 • Email: [email protected]
Auctioneers: Clayton McHugh #66 and North Central Sales.
Website: www.htrealestate.com for photos.
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BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION
OUTSTANDING MULTI EVENT ONLINE AUCTION
Rockdale, WI (15 minutes from Johnson Creek)
THE FIRST OF SEVERAL MULTI DAY AUCTIONS FROM
THIS FABULOUS COLLECTION
Bid now at baileyshonor.com until Sept. 15/16 • Preview by Appointment
DAY 1: SPORTS MEMORIBILIA
Brett Favre items including autographed framed statistic prints from 19951996-1997 all with authenticity & postal art pieces,
Aaron Rodgers art, Hickory Shafted golf clubs to
include; putters, Niblick, Mashie Walloper, drivers, hard to find Pal-Line Oconomowoc, Bonnie
B and child’s wood shafted club, 1930-1960
Baseball items: 1930’s Cracker Jack and Orbit
Gum pin back buttons with player portraits, Old
baseball gloves, 50’s/60’s wood bats, old leather
footballs, Cigarette cards and tobacco felts,
Baseball Peg game and Wolverine metal sports
game, College Football programs including Wisconsin
Badgers, Marquette, Ohio State, Rose Bowl and
Tournament of Roses programs, On
Wisconsin Sheet Music by
Purdy
and
Dear
Old
Wisconsin, 1970’s Packer and Badger
decanters, other sports sheet music
including golf, late 1800’s sports
engravings, collegiate and professional
record books from baseball and football,
Milwaukee Braves items from 50’s and 60’s to include:
programs, scorecards, pennants, pictures, photos, and
glove dish, Matt Kenseth autographed memorabilia,
1964/1967 World Champion glasses in box St. Louis
Cardinals & autograph ball, Harlem Globetrotter programs,
Jack Nicholas artwork, 1970’s vintage golf magazines, Vince Champs football print, 1980’s sport bubble gum cards still in packages, nice assortment
of sports Pennants.
DAY 2
First Part of an outstanding Map, plat book and atlas collection, 100’s of
maps in this auction most 18801930’s, some early 1700 maps of
Europe, Metal signs (Police, insurance and tavern) Ornate Globes,
Wicker furniture, lamps and fernery,
beautiful map cases floor standing
and table top, Fantastic Globe
Wernicke file cabinet with letter &
card files and cast iron receipt holders,
Hoosier Desk, Outstanding primitive pine bar, nautical
clock and navigation tool, Many pieces of concrete garden and architectural art to include bird baths, benches, planters, urns, pedestals,
figurals, lions, finial caps and more, 1000’s of postcards pre
1920 (holiday, floral, real photo and travel) vintage photographs/tin types, scrap die cuts and stereo
views, glass slides, cigarette cards, many pieces
of art including renowned artist Leon Rene
Pesheret, oils, watercolors, 1800’s engravings,
four Pool Billiard Hall oak chairs, vintage pool
balls, racks and counters, old tools, costume and fashion prints, Beer boxes, beer trays, Gettleman, Froedert and
Hoffman House advertising signs, Clocks: Swiss Doxa, Ingraham, GE,
Spaulding and Ogle, sterling jewelry and vanity items, Bakers rack,
tall plant pedestals, Historical books, children’s books, advertising, costume
art, architectural art, bookends, toys, 1940’s couch and side chair, sleeper sofa, art
by Vanity Faire, Puck and London News, movie posters and lobby cards, jardinière, lemonade dispenser, Remington Bronze reissue, seed advertising and vintage
farm ephemera and much more. Terms: 18% buyer premium, sales tax applies,
cash/CC/check w/ID.
www.hacksauction.com
‘The Burd Estate Antique Auction’
848 Lincoln Street, Freeport, IL
(Just West of Rt. 26)
Large Auction! Two Auction Rings! Wonderful Selection of Freeport & Local History! Adam
Schaaf Baby Grand Piano & Player Piano & Piano Rolls & Sheet Music; Antiques & Collectibles;
Loads of Early Interesting Advertising & Postcards Incl. Local, Black Memorabilia, Etc., Etc.; Old
History & Other Good Books; Country Store; Jewelry; Antique & Modern Furniture; Military
Bayonets; German 1938 Red Cross Officer’s Hewer w/Orig. leather Scabbord; Stoneware; Nice
Selection of Primitives; Freeport Architectural & Old House Fixtures; Farm Primitives; Cast Iron;
Fine China & Glassware, Art Pottery; Artwork; Clocks; Lighting; Cigarette Lighters; Ephemera;
Adv.; Watches; Woodworking Tools & Equipment; Shop Smith Woodworking Center; Machinist
Tools; Old Steel Wagon Wheels; Lawn & Garden & Old Garden Iron; Household Furnishings;
Electronics; Brunswick Antique Oak Pool Table; Unusual Smalls! Much, Much More! A Carriage
House Full of Interesting Items!
‘Premiere Firearms & Sportsman Auction’
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 2015 - 10:00 A.M.
Hack’s Auction Center - 400 W. Third St., Pecatonica, IL
(US Rt. 20 Between Rockford & Freeport, 1 Mi. N. on Pecatonica Rd.)
Large Firearms & Collectors Auction! Featuring The Morris Estate Collection. Great Selection of
Antique & Modern Browning, Fabrique Nationale, Colt, Beretta, Hi-Point, Ruger, Smith &
Wesson, Taurus, Star, Walther, M1911 Pistols & Revolvers. Winchester, Sturm Ruger, Marlin,
Howa, Saiga, SKS, Military & Sporting Rifles & Shotguns. WW I & WWII Rifles & Pistols.
Extensive Amount of Ammunition. Case XX Knives, Bayonets & Edged Weapons. Fishing,
Hunting and Many Other Related Items.
We are looking for Single Items or Entire Collections for this Auction. Contact Hack's to discuss
your needs. All State and Federal Firearms Laws Apply. 10% Buyers Premium. Federal Firearms
License #3-36-201-01-5J-03526.
Please log-on to Hack’s website for Complete Listings & Color Photos!
Auction & Realty Service, Inc.
Greg & Swan Hachmeister, Auctioneers, Pecatonica, IL
815-239-1436 • www.hacksauction.com I.A.F.L. #444.000128
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687
Full listing & many pictures in catalog at www.baileyshonor.com
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TWO DAY
GRISWOLD CAST IRON & ANTIQUE
AUCTION!
Location: Performance Auction Park,
2007 SE 3rd St., (IL Hwy. 17 East), Aledo, IL
Saturday, September 12th & Sunday, September 13th
Day One - Saturday, September 12th - 10:00 A.M.
550 lots of Mostly Griswold & Some Wagner Cast
Iron; 3 Burner Stove; Roasters; Muffin Pans;
Cornbread Pans; Grinders; Cake Molds.
Many Rare & Highly Collectible Pieces! Check Our
Website for a Full List!
Day Two - Sunday, September 13th - 12:00 Noon
Over 450 Lots of Griswold Cast Iron & Other Antiques:
More Skillets; roasters; Tobacco Cutters; Cake Molds; Kettles;
Many More Rare & Highly Collectible
Griswold Items.
Wall Clocks; Walking Sticks & More See Our Website For Full List, Details & Photos!
Live Online Bidding Available Both days!
Hundreds of Lots Both Days!
www.soldatjones.com
Seller: Marilyn &
The Late Larry Crawford
Terms: Cash or Good Check. MasterCard, Visa,
Discover w/5%fee. I.D. Required. Nothing removed
until settled for. Everything sold as is.
Auctioneer: Dale Jones, (309)-582-7653
GAVIN BROS. AUCTION
James And Donna Kirner
N1330 State Road 188, Prairie du Sac, WI
Tuesday, September 15th, 2015 - 9:00 A.M. LUNCH: Country Gals
Location: 2 miles East of Prairie du Sac or 11 Miles West of Lodi on Hwy. 60 to Hwy. 188, then north
1 mile to auction site.
Note: Donna and James have been lifelong collectors and many of the items came from their
restoration of the historic Graff house in Prairie du Sac, as well as other restorations, shops
and private purchases. Large, varied auction. May sell in two rings for a portion of sale. See
www.gavinbros.com for complete list and photos. For more information contact Jim @ (608)-370-1316.
Shop, Farm, Outdoor Items: Omega planer; Yerkes & Finan band saw; Jackson Turner band
saw; Crescent 18”planer; DeWalt Power Shop; mortise and tenon jig; large
scales; (2) antique drill presses; wooden planes, braces, hand tools; pulleys;
hatchet; plumb bobs; blow torches; sprinkling cans; kerosene jars and cans;
cowbell; cast iron fireplace parts; old insulators; sprayers; planters; seeder;
bucksaw; pick ax; minnow bucket; wooden decoys; Mobil oil crate; oil
cans; wooden tool chests; miter boxes; lightning rods and balls;
push mower; (2) water pumps; shop supplies, hardware, door knobs,
hinges, etc.; ladders; fans; foundry gear molds; barrel; wheels; cobbler stands; lanterns; milk stool; bird houses; garden trellises; bird bath;
bushel baskets; much more. Antiques and Collectibles: Rosedale, Derry, other cast
iron stoves; Round Oak porcelain cook stove; stove parts; Ferguson dealer sign;
crocks and jugs; coffee grinders; Chequamegon Ice, Coal, & Wood receipt printer;
Zenith radio and box; other old radios; Edison cylinder player, horn; Edison cylinders;
Red Wing vase; Frankoma pottery; LPs, 45s, cassettes; old cars, trucks,
toys; games; hobby horse; cast iron cooker; Horlick, dairy and other old
bottles; chamber pots; advertising tins, boxes, crates, etc; adish sets,
glasses, pots, pans, kitchen items; graniteware; ink well; boot scraper;
Moviematic projector; ceiling and wall light fixtures; old doors; sleds; BB rifles; croquet set;
porcelain bathtub w/claw feet; wooden ironing board; antique 1916 Grange
hall deacon’s bench; school desks; crib; bedroom set; chests of drawers; nice newer platform rocker; church pew; cupboard top; tables;
plant stands; highchair; trunks; railroad desk; wicker chair; post office
boxes; vintage chairs; wooden columns; jelly cupboard; pictures and prints; WWII ration books;
Graff family photo; historic newspapers; old calendars; scenic, local, state, holiday postcards;
books; 1956 Parade with Elvis cover; 1930’s – 1960’s Life magazines; Sears and other old catalogs; Cosmopolitan, Ladies’ Home Journal, Better Homes and Gardens magazines; luggage; drying racks; washer wringer; early 20th century clothing; fancywork; purses; wallets; hats; cloth;
sewing supplies; aprons; gloves; pillows; umbrellas; oil paintings; much more.
Terms: Cash or good check. Visa/MasterCard w/convenience fee.
GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLC
Wisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg & Baraboo, WI • 608-524-6416 - 608-356-9437 • [email protected]
GUN CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
LOCATION: Donley’s Wild West Town
8512 S. Union Road, Union, IL
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 2015
**Breakfast Buffet Will Be Available**
300 Plus Items: Colts: Python 6” 357 Mag.; Anaconda 8” 44 Mag.; Bisley 38 WCF 1913; New
Frontier 22/22 Mag.; Huntsman 22 LR; 1908 380; 1911 WWI Commemorative; 1911 45 ACP
1913; 1911A1 45 Lend Lease; Government Model #1991 45 & New Navy Double Action 38 Colt
1902 with Letter. Winchesters: Buffalo Bill Commemorative; 190 22LR; 101 12 ga.; 77 22LR;
94 Carbine 32 Spl.; 94 Chief Joseph Commemorative; 94AE “Hopalong Cassidy”; 94 Wrangler
“The American Indian”; 94AE “Roy Rogers & Gabby Hayes Tribute”; 94AE “Roy Rogers
Commemorative”; Pre-64 70 Super Grade 300 H&H Mag.; 50 12ga.; 97 12ga. “Riot Gun” & 61
Cal. 22 S, L & LR; (6) Model 12’s 12ga. & 2 Model 12’s 16ga. Brownings: A-5 Belgium Made,
BPS Special 12ga.; Gold Hunter 12ga. 3 1/2”; Citori Superlight Grade III 12ga. NIB & “Baby”
25 ACP. Remingtons: (6) 870 12ga.; (11) 12ga.; Rem/Rand 1911A1 45 ACP; 700 Target Rifle
223; 597 22LR, 1100 Left Hand 12ga.; Trap 11-48 12ga.; 788 Carbine 308 Win. NIB; 700 SPS
300 Win. Mag.; 1100 20ga. 2-Barrel & 572 Smooth Bore 22LR. Smith & Wessons: M&P 38
Spl.; 4516 Compact 45; 5904 9MM; 442-2 Airweight 38 SPL.; 5906 9MM; 32-1 Terrier 38 S&W;
14-3 38 Spl. Double Action & 14-3 38 Spl. Single Action; Lee Enfield 1899 Mark #1; Custom
Pre-64 Cal. 358 Norma Mag; Savage Model #12 target 308 Win.; Kimber 82 Sporter 22LR; RockOla M-1 Carbine; U.S. Springfield 1922 M-II Cal. 22LR Springfield 1903’s & Trapdoors;
Weatherby Custom Mark V 300 Wby. Mag.; Golden Eagle 5000 II 20ga. O/U; American
Industries/Calico Model #M-100 22LR; Kimber Government 82 22LR; Pedersoli 1874 Sharps
deluxe 45-70 & many More Rifles, Shotguns & Pistols. Have lots of Ammo, reloading
Equipment, Bronzes, Scopes, Holsters, Bullets, Primers, BB & Pellet guns, Way Too Much To
Mention.
For complete list go to website www.zimsgunshop.com
SUNDAY VIEWING 7:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M.
Auction will start at 9:00 A.M. to finish. Illinois gun laws apply.
Terms: Credit cards add 8% buyer’s premium. Cash or check add 5% buyer’s premium.
Sales tax will be collected. All items sold As Is.
Contact: ZIM’S GUN SHOP - 815-338-4731
AUCTIONEER: Ray Low, Lic. #441-000108
ANTIQUE FURNITURE & COLLECTABLES AUCTION
GENE & DORA REESE
732 CRESTWOOD DRIVE, BURLINGTON, WI 53105
NOTE: FINE QUALITY ANTIQUE FURNITURE. This quality is rarely seen at Auction.
Furniture originally purchased in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Bring your trucks, trailers and
a friend to help load & haul. Lunch available. COME HAVE A LOOK!
LOCATED: Being in the City of Burlington, just North of Echo Lake. Take Milwaukee Ave. to
Grove St. Stoplights, Then West 1 Block to Crestwood Drive, Then turn North and to #732 on right.
ANTIQUE PERIOD FURNITURE 1840-1850’s: Early Pine two section corner cabinet (w.43"
x h.77"); Round Chestnut DR. Ext. table w/4 leaves;
Cherry 4 Drawer chest w/curly maple trim & Birdseye maple veneer drawer fronts; 2 Cherry 4 Drawer
chests w/crotch cut mahogany veneer drawer fronts:
Drop leaf pine extension table w/8 leaves; Early Deacon’s
bench w/boot jack back rests, L.73"; Plank seat rockers; 2
Wooden washtub lamp tables; 6 Arrow back plank seat side
chairs, c.1840’s; (3) 1/2 spindle back plank seat side chairs;
Youth highchair; Child’s arrow back rocker; 6 Boot jack back side chairs;
Cherry cannonball rope bed conversion to full size; Single cannonball
rope bed. SPECIAL INTEREST: Oak SELLERS Hoosier kitchen cabinet (w.40-1/2" h.66"); Primitive wood bench w/mounted food chopper. AMERICAN VICTORIAN ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS:
Walnut white marble, turtle top lamp table; Elegant Walnut frame sofa
with red velvet button & tuck upholstery; Walnut white marble top dresser
w/mirror & hanky boxes (w.42-1/2" x h.86"); Walnut white marble top
washstand; 2 goose neck upholstered rockers; Victorian revival white marble top coffee table; Walnut frame loveseat & Chair; Mahogany drop front
ladies writing desk; Bird of Paradise carved, red upholstered rocker; Sleepy
Hollow chair; Picture frames; Art frame beveled wall mirror;
B&H Organ lamp w/red roses globe, electrified; Electric Organ
lamp w/Marble table base; 2 KERO Bracket reflector lamps;
Banquet lamp w/Roses globe, electrified; Thistle G.W.T.W.
lamp; Wash Bowl & Pitcher.
COLLECTABLES:
STEGMAIER wood Beer keg; Butter mold, double wheat;
Enamelware coffee & teapot; Crescent C/I toy stove; Antiques
Magazines 1947-60’s; Child’s Potty chair; Enterprise Lard
press; Hubley toy road grader; Stereo viewer w/cards; Reed &
Barton flatware; Cast Iron replica toys; 33rpm. Records;
Collector plates sets, Oklahoma, Sound of Music, Norman Rockwell; Misc.
glass, porcelain & dishes; Babcocks Langhorne Speedway Racing Magazines &
programs, 1948; Indianapolis 500 Yearbook 1963; Vintage BEER Advertising Coasters.
TERMS: CASH/GOOD CHECK. Positive Photo DL./State ID to Register, Bid & Buy. Out of
State Buyers must show two forms of ID, unless known to us. All purchases must be settled for in
full & prior to same day removal from premises. Day of auction statements by auctioneer will prevail. NO BUYERS FEE! AUCTIONEER: Mike Murphy, Reg. WI Auctioneer #285.
UPDATES/PHOTOS: MurphyAuctions.com or AuctionZip.com ID #1966.
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Partial Listing Only!
IMPORTANT PREHISTORIC & HISTORIC ESTATES INDIAN RELICS
AUCTION
SANGAMON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS - NEW BERLIN, IL
12 Miles West of Springfield, IL on I-72
Located: (N32413 US Hwy. 53, Blair, WI 54616) From Blair, take Hwy.
53 North 3 miles to N32413 or From Whitehall, take Hwy. 53 South 5
miles to N32413. Watch for NIC auction arrows.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 2015
Sale Time: 10:00 A.M. • Lunch & Restroom
More Items and LOTS of Color Photos at www.NorthernInvestment.Com
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Sellers are relocating. We will be selling in two rings most of the day.
Many items not listed.
ANTIQUES/COLLECTABLES: John Deere 1 1/2hp hit & miss engine
on cart; parts for JD hit & miss engine; 25 flywheel type corn shellers; box type hand corn
shellers; corn dryers; corn graders; cloth
sacks; bottle jacks; pipe vices; old guillotine type dehorners; Maytag Company
seed cleaner; John Deere planter boxes; steel wheels; advertising display racks; wood wheeled fire dept. hose cart; Oliver No. 7 typewriter
w/tool kit; bale hooks; Seeburg mini jukebox;
check writer; incubators; many wood advertising
boxes; beer crates, Walters-Blatz; Wisconsin engine; Sears single cyl. engine;
Maytag motors; Coke chest type cooler; Coke wood barrel; hand corn
planters; scale weights; Milwaukee cast stamp; milk cans; old radios; tube
tester; RCA TV Repairman’s case; electric & battery fencers; Princess wood
ringer; Gates belt display; pulleys; hay knives; galv. calf pails, tubs, watering
cans & pails; Coke crates; Rock Springs crates; wood trunks; nail kegs; lanterns;
crosscut saws; grain cradles; sports cards; starting lineups; Massey Harris grass
board; advertising tins; local advertising items; ice cream cone cookie jar; copper boilers; ceramic
bird house; enamelware; Chuck-a-Luck dice machine; US postal stamp machine; wood barrels;
advertising yard sticks; cast pans; hand seeders; Ski Doo helmet; egg baskets; Zenith wind generator; coal buckets; potato planters; enamel lights; water pumps; license plates; sleds; metal seats;
old wrenches; Mall electric chain saw; hub caps; enamelware; Leinies clock; 7-Up clock; mailboxes; insulators; oil cans. Longaberger baskets: Shades of Autumn,
complete series; May, complete series; Traditions Collection, complete series; multiple Christmas baskets; & Bee baskets. Dickens
Village: “Walpole Tailors” and “Wackford Boarding School”; Beanie
Babies;
Boyd’s
Bears;
rocking/jumping horses; tea set.
SIGNS: Pioneer seed & dealer;
Funks seed; DeKalb seed & dealer; Jacques seed & dealer; Blaney’s seed; Acco
seed; Trojan seed; Renk seed; Mallard seed;
Star tobacco; Farm Bureau; Surge; DeLaval;
Shell; True Value; Badger; H&S; Old Style; Coke; Moorman; Land Pride; AMPI;
Chesterfield; Walt Disney; Farmers Union; Thorpe Bros. Kendall motor oil;
Behlen; Tri State cow signs; Mueller; Westfalia; Blatz; Schlitz; Bud Dry; Bacardi;
Michelob; Oliver; cattle crossing. GUNS: Meridian Arms Co. 12ga double barrel, Pat. 1907; New England Pardner 12ga. pump, walnut stock, NIB; Ruger MK11 50th anniversary 22 pistol, NIB; Marlin 30-06 XL7, bolt-action, NIB; Marlin Mod 94, 38-40 lever-action
w/octagon barrel, Pat. Oct. 11, 1987.
Terms: Cash or Check. 5.5% Sales Tax will be charged on applicable items. Auction day
announcements precede printed material. Items sold “As Is”. For a list of our auctions and real
estate listings, visit us at www.NorthernInvestment.Com!
Owners Dave & Pam Nehring
Cell 715-797-0253
NORTHERN INVESTMENT CO., CLERK & CASHIER, Mondovi, WI, 715-926-4265
[email protected] Registered Wisconsin Auction Co. License #10.
Rep. by: Mike Warner, 715-797-4376 Auctioneers: Jamie Back, Independence, WI,
Northern Investment Company
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer License #2232, Ph. 715-797-0802 and John Marg,
Black River Falls, WI. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer License #231 Ph. 715-284-4684
Preview Friday, September 11th, 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.
The outstanding collection of the late Jerome Shinkay of Southern Wisconsin. The final auction for
the estate of the late Charles McCorkle of Tippecanoe Co., Indiana,
relics from the lifetime collection of Tom Masterson of Northern
Illinois, relics from the lifetime collection of the late Mike Powell
of DuQuoin, relics from the lifetime collection of Howard D.
Bateman of Belleville, IL, relics from the lifetime collection of
Donald and “Jo” Rockhill, and an outstanding large private historic collection. All relics from the Shinkay, McCorkle,
Masterson, Powell, Bateman collections and the private historic
collection will sell at absolutely no reserve.
Outstanding flint relics include fine Clovis,
Dovetails, Daltons, Hardins, Notched Hoes,
Decaturs and much more. Large, high quality axes
include Nebo, Missouri porphyry, Iowa slant groove,
and large fine Keokuk. Large selection of ancient pottery in high grade condition includes a pictured detailed Quapaw polychrome water bottle, fish effigy,
unusual Quapaw compound Teapot, Haley complicated and much more
in near mint condition. Nice selection of old Native American Indian
baskets include Apache, Northwest coast, California, and more. Large
Maria Martinez plate, Teresita Naranjo, and several other highly
acclaimed Native American Indian ceramic artists items’ will sell.
Large selection of old beadwork, pipe bags, pouches, blanket strips, leggings, etc. Fine old Plains Catlinite pipes. Several fine pictorial Navajo rugs. Pre-Columbian relics include large Aztec
blade, several fine Mayan pots, Jade celts, large Taino hardstone effigies and more. Original paintings by noted Native
American Indian Artists Donald Vann and Doc Tate
Navaqua. Lots of books, frames, Skookum doll in box, silver
Indian jewelry. Old Remington rolling block rifle, Stage coach
shotgun, nice silver and turquoise horse stall, old saddle bags, old
stoneware advertising jug from Arlington Heights, IL, old case gin bottles,
Indian books and more. Auctioneers 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
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AUCTION SPECIALISTS
GUNS-STONEWARE-ANTIQUESHARLEY-DAVIDSON COLLECTIBLES
STEVE BURRELL & ESTATES OF ALFRED & JO QUAM
SALE SITE: VIKING LANES
1410 HWY. 51-WEST-STOUGHTON, WI 53589
LOCATION: This auction is being held indoors, in the Banquet Room of Viking Lanes, located on
US Hwy 51, on the Northwest side of Stoughton (next to Pizza Hut). Watch for auction signs.
LUNCH BY: Viking Grill.
NOTE: This is only a partial list.
19 GUNS (SELL APPROX. 12:30) & SPORTING ITEMS: NOTE: See full list of guns on
website. 19 Guns, include 3 Winchesters (Model 40, 70, 94 30-30 lever); Marlin 22 lever w/octagon barrel. pat. 1892; Browning “Citori”; Stevens 20 ga. double barrel; Springfield Armory 1894
30-40 Krag Military rifle; Remington 121, 22 cal. pump, 870 12 ga., 700, 30-06; Handguns include
2 Smith & Wesson revolvers (357 mag., 22); Iver Johnson 32 revolver; Young America 32 revolver;
Knight-Advantage 50 cal. T-bolt black powder rifle; Crossman BB rifle. Proline 60# compound
bow; Plastic duck decoys; Old leather saddle case; Assort. ammo; Hunting clothes; Gun cabinet.
YARD ITEMS: Simplicity Regent 14 Hydro. lawn tractor w/deck; Lawn Boy rotary mower.
ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: Oak side-by-side secretary; Lamp table w/claw-and-glass ball
feet; Five leg oak dining table; Ethan Allen nice dining room table, 6 chairs & matching hutch;
Walnut parlor table; Settee; Pressed back rocker; Pine bunk beds & nightstand; Hide-a-Bed sofa;
Assort. parlor & dining tables (some drop leaf) & coffee tables (1 pine); Fern stands; Wood dining
chairs & rockers; Oak commode w/towel bar; Child’s coat rack; Wood toy chest; Victor tabletop,
hand crank “Talking Machine”; 6 patio chairs (2 swivel); Redwood patio furniture; Floor safe;
Copper boiler; Crosscut saws; Child’s wagon; Old hand tools; 4 string banjo; Conn “Royal
Professional” coronet; Sessions banjo clock; Hummel Christmas plates; Assort. glassware; Pocket
knives; Pocket watches; Much more.
33 PCS. OF STONEWARE (FROM ONE FAMILY): NOTE: R.W. means “Red Wing”. R.W.
30 gal. “Perfection Sanitary Self Draining Jars” crock w/spicket & stand; Crocks include R.W. 25
gal. w/pat., 10 gal. (Target) double 8, 12 gal. w/pat., 8 gal. w/pat., 5 gal., 3 gal. double P, 10 gal.
w/pat., 2 gal. target & 1 gal. salt glaze; 8 gal. lid; 20 gal. Star crock; 10 gal. Union black ink crock;
6 gal. R.W. churn, black ink; R.W. 5 gal. jugs (1 no wing); R.W. 5 gal. water cooler; 5 gal. preserve
jar w/lid, R.W. (no marking), 3 gal. w/lid, 2 gal. w/brown top, all brown 2 gal.; Red Wing vases;
Red Wing Union mix bowls; Stoneware pie dish; Stoneware cookie jars & bowl w/peasants dancing.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON COLLECTIBLES: Approx. 75 toy Harley-Davidson motorcycles, airplanes, trucks, semis (many die cast) & pocket watches.
ANTIQUE TOYS: Gilbert-American Flyer train set (steam engine 21139, tender, several cars &
transformer) most w/O.B.; Rexall semi & trailer; Gambles semi & trailer; Nylint Pettibone Speed
Swing; Tin police helicopter; Nylint dump truck & Ford Econoline van; Saunders “Marvelous
Mike” dozer; Hough Payloader tractor shovel; Lumar Rocker Dump & Mobile Crane; Tonka
includes Airlines metal tow & bag cart, semi car hauler, #100 dozer & semi flatbed; U Haul 2 wheel
trailer; Disney “Sleeping Beauty” windup; Buddy L pickup; Lesney dump cart; AC cast tractor;
True Scale combine & baler; McC spreader; JD 2R mtd. picker; Child’s gun/holster set; Tin fire
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World War Trade Cards
Although there have been, and continue to be, many books written on a wide variety of aspects of the First World War, this work not only approaches the history of
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The Railroadiana Collectors Association, Incorporated.
Founded in 1971, RCAI promotes fellowship and scholarship among collectors of
the artifacts of railroad history. Many specialize in a particular type of artifact
such as locks and keys, dining car china, timetables, or hardware. Others concentrate on particular railroads or the roads that served a particular region. All enjoy
the rich and colorful history of railroading and strive to preserve this great legacy
through conserving the artifacts that represent it. Currently RCAI has around 900
members. If you are not an RCAI member and are interested in railroadiana, we
cordially invite you to learn more about us and to join!
National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and
Museum Coming to Milwaukee, WI
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum, which will be located in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, will display the world’s largest collection of bobbleheads
and bobblehead-related exhibits and be the premier source of bobblehead related
news and information online (http://www.bobbleheadhall.com) and at the Museum.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Today, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and
Museum announced its establishment and intention to locate in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum will display the
world’s largest collection of bobbleheads and bobblehead-related exhibits and be
the premier source of bobblehead related news and information online
(http://www.bobbleheadhall.com) and at the Museum.
“We are very excited to bring such a unique attraction to the great city of
Milwaukee. The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum will be a fun
venue for collectors, fans and visitors to experience all things bobble-related,” said
Phil Sklar, the Hall of Fame and Museum’s Co-Founder and CEO. “Milwaukee is
such a unique city with a long sports history, making it a perfect location for collectors and fans around the world to gather for the ultimate bobblehead experience.”
Museum members will receive exclusive benefits including a limited edition bobblehead of the Hall’s Mascot, which will be created through a national competition.
The first 1,500 members will receive an individually numbered gold jersey edition
of the Founding Member Bobblehead, with the next 18,500 members receiving the
white jersey edition. Memberships include several perks in addition to exclusive
access to online content and unlimited Museum admission. Members will have the
honor of voting to induct the most unique bobbleheads into the Bobblehead Hall of
Fame on an annual basis.
“The excitement and membership pre-sales during the pre-launch efforts have been
tremendous, and we are excited to officially announce the National Bobblehead
Hall of Fame and Museum to the world,” said Brad Novak, the Hall of Fame and
Museum’s Co-Founder and President. “Becoming a member or helping to fund the
Museum through the Museum’s Kickstarter campaign will help us build the highest
quality Hall of Fame and Museum possible.”
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum is still evaluating several
potential locations in Milwaukee. In addition to the Hall of Fame and Museum
space, plans include ample room for special events such as birthday parties, autograph signings, weddings and meetings and a store featuring bobbleheads and Hall
of Fame and Museum merchandise. Plans also include the Bobblehead Bar and Grill
featuring a bobblehead-themed, locally sourced menu.
“Brad and I have been collecting bobbleheads for over a decade and we look forward to sharing the world’s largest bobblehead collection as well as dozens of bobblehead-related exhibits with everyone,” said Mr. Sklar, who plans to open the physical National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum by 2016.
To learn more about the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum, membership options, and the collection, visit http://www.bobbleheadhall.com.
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European MidCentury acrylic
“mushroom”
lamp - $95.
An unsigned 1950s nude oil on
canvas made $90, as did this 30”
x 40” Allain Somik landscape.
Fenton Carnival glass
epergne - $110.
Signed Harold C. Kimball surrealist
oil on canvas, 24” x 30” - $210.
More Mid-Century
furnishings: the
boxy side tables
brought $100, the
Artifort chaises $70
apiece.
1980s jukeboxes were nice buys,
both selling for under $100.
A 3-gallon Red Wing
churn made $110, a copper-plated milk can $120.
These cool tiletopped nesting tables
made $250, this Philips
F7X32A stereo $140.
A vintage cherry dining suite
made $210, a large curved glass
china $180.
Many vintage oriental rugs crossed the
block, the best a pre-1940s example measuring 8’ x 11’ that sold for $550.
Chinese cloisonné did well, with a trio of
8” vases bringing $180, a matched pair of
12” vases $400.
Attend any Weekly Beloit Auction & Realty sale and you’ll have an opportunity to
preview the consignments slated for future auctions – everything from vintage
toys and firearms to motor vehicles - and even a Kachina doll collection!
You can count on a wide array
of furnishings, art, and much
more at each weekly
Wednesday evening Beloit
Auction & Realty auction,
presided over as always by auctioneer & owner Rich Ranft.
A huge group of player
piano rolls, more than 400
in total, sold for $180.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Kane County Flea Market
CEDARBURG
“Best in the Midwest or Anywhere”
Antiques & Collectibles
KANE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
525 S. Randall Rd. (between Rt. 38 & 64),
St. Charles, Illinois
September 5th & 6th
• Saturday Noon to 5 P.M.
• Sunday 7 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Adm. $5 each day (Children under 12 free)
Food Served All Day.
Parking Free • We Never Cancel
(KCF Market Inc.) 630-377-2252
www.kanecountyfleamarket.com
The Hamm’s Club
SEPTEMBER 12 • 9-3 p.m.
BREWERIANA SHOW
Old Hamm’s Brewery
707 Minnehaha Avenue East
3 blks E. of Payne on Minnehaha
Admission $4.00
Contact: 763-252-0114
www.hammsclub.com
Twin Cities 20th Century
Design Show & Sale
Progress Center-Minnesota State Fairgrounds
St. Paul, Minnesota
DAYS
SUNDAY, SEPT. 6TH
Rain or Shine - Gates open 6 AM
Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in
Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin
Free Admission • No Animals Allowed
October 3rd & 4th
NEXT MARKET DATES: OCTOBER 4
7th Annual
Illinois Valley
Hunting & Fishing
Collectibles Show
Sept. 13th, 2015
8am to 2pm • Adm. $5
Grizzly Jacks Grand Bear Resort
2643 N. Rt. 178, Utica, IL
Duck Decoys, Shell Boxes, Game Calls, Lures & lots of
other hunting & fishing collectibles & appraisals.
For more information contact:
Dave or Jeannette Kneebone
815-663-1568 or muddywaterdecoys.com
ELKHORN, WI
ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
Limited Space: Call for reservations
920-235-0495 mallofantiques.com
SEE YOU NEXT SEASON!
September 12th
9am to 5pm
Octagon House
919 Charles Street
Watertown, Wisconsin
40 Quality Dealers • Silent Auction
Rain or Shine!
FREE Admittance to show & museum grounds
For more information contact:
Scott Robertson at 920-285-3775
or email: [email protected]
www.watertownhistory.org
Huge Outdoor
Antiques Market
SEPT. 20TH ~ 9-3 P.M.
Antiques Center at Wales
323 E. Summit Ave. (Hwy. 18), Wales, WI
30 Exhibitors under the tents • Rain or Shine
262-968-4913
September 20
450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
www.thirdsundaymarket.com
2 015
Fri, 10-8 • Sat, 10-5
Waukesha County Expo Center
Waukesha, Wisconsin 53188
I-94 (exit #294, Hwy J), South 1 mile to
1000 Northview Rd. Follow signs West to Show
Over 55 Quality Dealers ~ Authenticity Guaranteed
OCTOBER 3 & 4
Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
1265 Snelling Ave. North
St. Paul, Minnesota
DEALERS INSIDE & OUT SPACE AVAILABLE!
Booth Rental Information:
651-771-3476 • 612-961-3401
www.mnantiqueshows.com
OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE
GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets
WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS
414-525-0820
Hwy. 11
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
LAST SHOW FOR THE SEASON
CEDARBURG
DAYS
SUNDAY, OCT. 4TH
Held at the Cedarburg Fireman’s Park in
FREE PARKING & ADMISSION
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
O CTO BE R 2 & 3
Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin
Open 8 am to 2 pm
1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
SUNDAY ANTIQUES
Antiques Show & Sale
Rain or Shine - Gates open 6 AM
FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY
OCTOBER 4th
FREE PARKING & ADMISSION
Fall Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association
Open 8 am to 2 pm
1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
Vendors Welcome
FREE parking at Fairgrounds
FLEA MARKET
MONDAY, SEPT. 7th
Labor Day
Limited Space: Call for reservations
920-235-0495 mallofantiques.com
Admission only $7
Octagon House Antique Show
For more info: 262-377-8412
Sponsored by Cedarburg Fire Department, Inc.
Saturday, Sept. 26th: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday, Sept. 27th: 11AM- 4PM
Visit our website at:
www.tc20design.com or call 651-695-1902
The Watertown Historical Society
presents the 1st Annual
Free Admission • No Animals Allowed
FREE PARKING • GOOD FOOD
414-510-4441
$6.00 Good for both days
($1.00 OFF With This Ad, up to 2 persons)
www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com
CEDAR RAPIDS
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
HAWKEYE DOWNS
FAIRGROUNDS
4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa
OCT. 9, 10 & 11
For more info: 262-377-8412
Sponsored by Cedarburg Fire Department, Inc.
Friday, 10 am-6 pm • Saturday, 10 am-6 pm
Sunday, 11 am- 4 pm
Vendors Welcome
www.townsendantiqueshows.com
Admission $6.00 • Good All 3 Days
FREE PARKING
507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700
POPPLEWOOD
19th Annual
Ringle Harvest Day
SAT., OCTOBER 10
9am to 3pm
Downtown Ringle, Wisconsin
Info: 715-297-0197
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
Antiques Show
Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free
Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds
1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL
October 11
Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food
Maureen 847-321-1712 or Renie 630-251-3454
[email protected]
www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Milwaukee’s Premier Fall & Winter Indoor
Flea Market
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
STATE FAIR PARK
640 South 84th St., West Allis, Wisconsin
Admission $5.00 • Kids under 12 Free
VENDOR SPACE AVAILABLE
For Vendor Reservations: 262-366-1314
or email: [email protected]
Upcoming 2015 Date: December 12th & 13th
Upcoming 2016 Dates: Jan. 23rd & 24th & Feb. 27th & 28th
COUNTRYSIDE
COLLECTORS CLASSIC
TOY SHOW
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2015
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Park Place of Countryside
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
Milwaukee’s Depression
Era Glass Show
WiseGuys Banquet Center
3200 S. 103rd St., Milwaukee, WI
Sat., October 17: 10-5 p.m.
Sun., October 18: 11-3 p.m.
Admission $6 good for both days
Food - Door Prizes - Glass ID
Info: 414-551-2017 or
[email protected]
Sponsored by the Depression Era
Glass Society of Wisconsin
ANTIQUE SHOW
BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS
INTERSTATE BANQUET & CONFERENCE CENTER
2251 West Market Street
(West of I-55/74 on Rte 9, Exit 160)
SAT., OCTOBER 31, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m
SUN., NOVEMBER 1, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
ADM: $5.00
centralilantiquedealers.org
217-469-2256
DEADLINES ARE
MONDAYS @ 5PM
Milwaukee’s
Scale Auto, Hobby & Toy Show
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2015
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
FALL FOX VALLEY
ANTIQUES SHOW
OCTOBER 17 ~ 10 - 5
OCTOBER 18 ~ 10 - 4
Antiques • Decorative Arts
Kane County Fairgrounds
55 DEALERS from 15 STATES
Free Parking • Admission $8
Luncheon Available
847-991-3911
www.csada.com
SUNDAY ANTIQUES
MARKET
Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles
Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free
Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL
Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West
October 18
450 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
www.thirdsundaymarket.com
THE BREW CITY
ADVERTISING &
REC ROOM DECOR SHOW
Midwest Antique
& Art Show
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2015
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 - 2015
The Collectors Eye
8 AM to 1 PM • ADMISSION $5
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
EarlyBird Buyers 6:30 AM • $20 Entrance Fee
Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI
CHICAGOLAND’S
PETROLEUM &
ADVERTISING SHOW
BY GAS GUYS PROMOTIONS INC
CONTACT: TIM SMITH AT 815-436-4733 OR
EMAIL KEVIN GRECO AT: [email protected]
WEBSITE: GASGUYS1.COM
WILL COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
PEOTONE, ILLINOIS
(35 Miles South of Chicago ~ Exit 327 Off I-57, Then 1 Mile East)
Central Illinois
Antiques Dealers Association
41st
Annual Fall
Oct. 31st & Nov. 1st
Thee
“PA R K ”
Antique Show-Sale
Marathon Park’s E. Gate Hall
1201 Stewart Ave.
H
WAUSAU
Sat. 9-5
Sun. 10-4
Nov.
14-15
35 Booths
Awesome Antiques &
Vintage Collectables!
See Yesteryear’s charm,
history & quality.
Clock Restorer Available!
Hwy 39/51 to Exit 192; East 1/2 mi.
Info: AR Promotions • 715-355-5144
www.antiqueshowsinwis.com
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
ROCHESTER, MN
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
FLEA MARKET
November 1
Sunday 10-4
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
30 Civic Center Dr
Dealers can drive in to unload & to load out!
Townsend Promotions
641-832-2700 507-269-1473
Please Let Our Advertisers Know
Where You Saw Their Ad!!!!
59th Annual Holiday
ANTIQUE SHOW
& SALE
Saturday, November 20 ~ 10-7pm
Sunday, November 21 ~ 10-4pm
Rock Garden Banquet &
Confrence Center
The Market for Fine Americana
319-389-7779
and
The Market for Distinctive
Collectibles & Antiques
319-360-4301
SUNDAY, OCT. 25 • 10-4
Expo Center
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
$8 Admission
mwantiqueshow.com
ADVERTISE Your
Show or Event Here!
Call Us Today
715-524-3076
ZURKO’S MIDWEST
PROMOTIONS
2015 Show Schedule
SEPTEMBER
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 45th Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Sept. 5 & 6 (Sat. & Sun.) Holiday Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
Sept. 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market ; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Sept. 19 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
OCTOBER
Oct. 3 (Saturday) 29th Annual Eagle River, WI Downtown Antique Market; during the “Massive” Cranberry Fest
Oct. 4 (Sun.) “Harvest Fest” Flea Market & Car Show; Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Oct. 10 & 11 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Oct. 11 (Sunday) Antique Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
Oct. 24 (Saturday Nite) 5th Annual “Haunted Halloween Flea Market” “Late-Niter”
3pm-Midnight; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
NOVEMBER
Nov. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Nov. 22 (4th Sunday) Antique Flea Market (Winter- Season Opener);
DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
DECEMBER
1951 Bond St., Green Bay, WI
December 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds; Grayslake, IL
December 27 (4th Sunday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Green Bay-DePere Antiquarian Society
www.antiquariansocitetygbdp.org
Info: 715-526-9769
www.zurkopromotions.com
Email: [email protected]
ZURKO • ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLES MARKETS/EVENTS • 715-526-9769 • www.zurkopromotions.com
• SHAWANO • • ANTIGO • • GRAYSLAKE • • WHEATON •
H 45th Big Season for Flea Market H
SUNDAYS
Every Sunday 7-4/$2 • Early Admission $10
SHAWANO COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
SHAWANO, WISCONSIN
(990 E Green Bay St. or Hwy 29)
HOLIDAY ANTIQUE & FLEA MARKET
ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MARKET
Hours: Sat. & Sun. 7AM-4 PM/$2
NEWHOURS: Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 9-3/$7 • Early Sat. 8-10/$25
SEPTEMBER 5-6 SEPTEMBER 12-13
LANGLADE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
ANTIGO, WISCONSIN
(1633 Neva Rd. or Hwy 45)
2nd Sun. & Sat. Before
LAKE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS
(Rt. 83/1060 E. Peterson Rd.)
National CIVIL WAR/Military Show & Sale
SAT. Sept. 19
Hours: Sat. 9-4 /$9 • Early 8 AM /$25
DUPAGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
WHEATON, ILLINOIS
(Cty. Farm & Manchester)
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MOVIE POSTERS WANTED: 1-Sheets,
3-Sheets, lobby cards, displays, banners, glass slides. Dwight Cleveland, PO
Box 10922, Chicago, IL 60610-0922.
773-525-9152 or Fax 773-525-2969.
E-mail: [email protected]
1930B
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Old Postcards & Envelopes
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APPRAISALS
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RAVENSWOOD BOOKS CLOSING!!
$2.00 EACH: Books, magazines,
prints, records, etc. Ravenswood
Books, Booth No. 8, Antique Mall of
Wisconsin Dells, 720 Oak St,
Wisconsin Dells (downtown).
Specializing in Dissolution
of Marriage Appraisals
Jerry Chuilli C.A.G.A.
715-297-2457
appraisalsbychuilli.com
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Comic Books, Civil War saddle,
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DEADLINES ARE MONDAYS @ NOON
UPCOMING AUCTION REMINDER
• Online Auctions •
Beloit Auction & Realty, Inc: Firearms, Sporting Goods &
Watercraft Online Only Auction, Ends Sept. 10, 534 W. Grand
Ave., Beloit, WI 877-364-1965 Email: [email protected]
www.beloitauction.com See page 14 of
Auction Action Antique News Issue #2107
• Thursday, September 3 •
Lowderman Auction & Real Estate: Estate Auction, 9 AM,
Lowderman Auction Co., 2.5 mi. W. of Macomb, IL on Hwy. 136
(at intersection of Hwy. 136 & 336www.lowderman.com See page
10 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #2106
• Monday, September 7 •
All American Sales & Auctions, LLC: 4th Annual Labor Day
Auction, 9:30 AM, Comfort Suites, 725 Paradise Ln.,
Johnson Creek, WI 920-728-5511 Mark Bingham
allamericanauctions.us See page 11 of
Growers Produce Auction: Labor Day Consignment Auction,
8:30 AM, Growers Produce Auction Grounds, S347 Dell Rd.,
Cashton, WI 608-654-7880 See page 10 of
• Wednesday, September 9 •
Liebe Auction Service: Estate Auction, 5 PM, 105 South Pine
St., Weyauwega, WI 920-867-3352 E-mail:
[email protected] www.liebeauctionservice.com
See page 10 of Auction Action Antique News Issue #2107
• Saturday, September 12 •
Ihander Auctioneering: Real Estate Auction, 10 AM, W6230
Co. Rd. 358, Daggett, MI 906-290-0884 See page 10 of
Rainbow Traders: Important Prehistoric & Historic Estates
Indian Relics Auction, 9:30 AM, Sangamon Co. Fairgrounds,
New Berlin, IL, 12 mi. west of Springfield on I-72 618-372-0248
Dennis Arbeiter www.rainbowtradersauction.com See page 15 of
Auction Specialists, Inc.: Guns, Stoneware, Antiques, HarleyDavidson Collectibles Auction, 10 AM, Viking Lanes,
1410 Hwy. 51 West, Stoughton, WI 608-873-7791
www.auctionspecialistsstoughton.com See page 12 of
• Sunday, September 13 •
Ihander Auctioneering: Estate Auction, 11 AM, 2712 15th St.,
Menominee, MI 906-290-0884 See page 10 of
St., Weyauwega, WI 920-867-3352 E-mail: [email protected] www.liebeauctionservice.com See page 10 of Auction
Action Antique News Issue #2107
• Saturday, September 19 •
Liebe Auction Service: Auction, 8 AM, 105 South Pine St.,
Weyauwega, WI 920-867-3352 E-mail:
WE’RE EVERYWHERE!
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Why Buy New? Antiques: The Sensible Alternative!
Article by Debbie McArdle (Wisconsin Antiques Dealers)
history of your find so you can enlighten
Glancing through catalogs from well-known stores, your friends when they admire your new
one can't help but notice expensive furnishings additions! Added bonus: A free educationdescribed as "hand finished for vintage appeal", "made al exhibit, “Antique Graniteware”, with
from reclaimed wood rescued from India", "our weath- expert Daryl Alpers on hand to answer your
ered finish is carefully distressed" and "copied from a questions.
Attend the 64th Fall Wisconsin
1930s original".
Antiques
Dealers
Why pay for expensive
Association Show &
replicas made of uncertain
Sale October 2 & 3 to WADA’s free educational exhibit in
materials in far-away countries
find your timeless treas- October is “Antique Graniteware”.
when you can have the real
ures!
The Waukesha Shown here, the warm colors of
deal for a fraction of the
antique graniteware blend well with
County Expo Center's
price?
vintage advertising & other antiques.
A 19th century Tennessee
Forum Building, 1000
Stroll the many
The warmth of the
sugar chest, hand-crafted aisles of the upcoming
Northview Road, Waukesha, WI 53188, is the home of this event.
original surface of this
nearly 200 years ago from
Show hours are Friday, 10-8 and Saturday, 10-5. In addition to
Wisconsin Antiques circa 1900 velocipede,
old-growth trees, provides
the good food customers have come to expect, a traditional
along with its unique Victorian design,
service in the 21st century and Dealers Association
Wisconsin Fish Fry will be served late Friday afternoon and
surpasses the look of any reproduction.
beyond! (Photo courtesy of Show and Sale, Friday
evening so bring your appetite! Remember, admission of $6.00
and Saturday, October 2
Why buy new?
Henry Teloh Antiques)
funds scholarships for high school students as well as grants to
& 3, 2015 and find your AUTHENTIC vintage and
antique treasures that will add a special flavor to any room, whether you decorate only Wisconsin historic and heritage groups.
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Free parking. ATM on premises.
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Antiques are Green Campaign: Good
Tie-In for Many Collecting Clubs
National Antique Week is promoted and celebrated in Great
Britain during the week of November 23-30, 2009. This
week long event with the theme Antiques are Green comes
at a pivotal time for the antiques trade when public and
media interest is heightened by campaigns such as
"Antiques are Green" spearheaded by Nigel Worboys and
the petition on "Antiques" designed to persuade the British
government to provide more support to the Fine Art and Antiques industry.
The Association of Collecting Clubs and National Association of Collectors have
become supporters of "Antiques are Green." We urge club leaders and partners to
visit Nigel Worboys' website: http://www.antiquesaregreen.org for excellent information on the concepts of tying the green movement into antiques and signing up as
a supporter.
The program has several aims. Some of these include:
* Antiques are Green aims to promote antiques as an alternative form of recycling
and conserving natural resources.
* Antiques are Green aims to encourage existing consumers and attract a new audience who may not have considered buying antiques before.
* Antiques are Green aims to encourage businesses and consumers on reducing
their carbon footprint, dependency on fossil fuel and becoming greener.
* By purchasing, conserving or selling antiques you contribute to these aims. By
signing up for "Antiques are Green" you become part of this vision. There is no cost
for signing up.
* The Windsor Chair - As described on the "Antiques are Green" website, the best
way to illustrate why antiques are green is by an example (this can be applied to
many different antiques) the humble Windsor chair. The chair parts were made by
craftsmen who lived in the woods where the materials came from. The turnings were
produced on treadle-operated lathes, then parts were taken on foot to a local workshop to be assembled. From there the completed chairs would be distributed around
the country by horse and cart or waterways. The chair saw hard use but is still around
today. What a green product and what a life cycle! By buying this chair to use again
we have conserved our natural resources and prevented the carbon footprint of
another chair being produced, that possibly would come all the way from the Far
East. I expect that a new mass produced chair will hit the waste dump long before
the antique Windsor chair is sold again at auction, goes to the restorers to be revived
and is retailed again for another 40 years use!
* By buying antiques and collectibles... and putting them into use, rather than buying a new product, is what "Antiques are Green" is all about. What a wonderful way
for collecting clubs, for antique malls, flea markets, shows and auction houses to promote "going green" to younger consumers and buyers. This is another approach for
reaching out to the young audience of 20-35 and showing how antiques can be an
integral part of their lives while helping the environment all at the same time.
* Finding antiques and decorative objects to decorate your living space or work
place is a great way to personalize your home or office and make it uniquely yours.
Furnishing or redecorating your first apartment or home with old objectives makes
economic sense, as well as "green sense."
* Vintage clothing... and clothing accessories are currently hot among young
adults. We're talking buttons, fabric, jewelry, hats - either to wear or as decoration.
Old advertising items and other graphic arts, movie posters and political posters,
kitchen items, pottery and glassware, toys, music-related items, old record players
and radios, old bottles, even vintage automobiles... the listing is endless, but can all
tie in to the Green about Antiques concept. It provides a great way for a lot of collecting clubs to reach out to young adults by encouraging their interest in collecting
in one or more of these areas by promoting the "eco-friendly" approach. These are
the buyers, investors and collectors of the future. Find ways your club can whet their
interest now.
As Nigel Worboys references on the "Antiques are Green" website, perhaps antiques
is the oldest recycling trade in the world - promoting and marketing antiques and collectibles as "Antiques are Green" only makes sense.
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Antiques & Appraising School Launches “New” e-Course
Article by Charles Green (Asheford Institute of Antiques)
comes loaded with interactive videos, multimedia-activities, web-based resource
The Asheford Institute of Antiques links, and a host of other features we simply can’t add into the texts.” Dumont went
(AIA), a professional-level distance on to say that the e-Course had been in development for almost two years by the
learning program on antiques, col- school’s IT team, before any release dates were even considered.
Industry insiders attending the trade gathering were granted temporary passlectibles and appraising, recently rolled
out its first ever online "e-Course," at an codes to the e-Course, and were given full access to the programs options and features
industry trade gathering earlier this at a demonstration held during the event. Director of the school, Charles Green
month, in anticipation of the schools 50th presided over the presentation, and noted during the unveiling, that the program had
anniversary to be held in New York later undergone almost a year of beta-testing by international students prior to its intended
release in North America.
this year.
A statement issued from the school’s Admissions Officer, Tony Drew seemed
Described by school spokesperson
to
indicate
a "full" release date for the new e-Course to be some time in mid-July. "We
Shelly Dumont, as a watershed moment
for the Institute, Dumont said the school's don’t want to rush it, but we’re really pleased with the response so far," said Drew,
first foray into e-learning was consistent "We think the e-Course is really going to be a game-changer when it comes to setting
with Asheford's innovative and ground- the bar for future antiques and appraising education." The press release went on to say
breaking teaching techniques employed that while the textbooks for the Asheford program were still available, they would
over the last 50 years. "When we offer something new, we like to take the time to likely be phased out in the next five to ten years.
For readers seeking more information about the schools new e-Course promake sure it's done right," said Dumont at a Q & A session following the announcegram, they can be contacted at: (877) 444-4508 or visit their web site at; www.ashement.
When asked about the differences in curriculum between textbooks and the ford.com. You can also write to them at; the Asheford Institute of Antiques 981
new e-Course format of the program, Dumont said there was literally no comparison. Harbor Blvd., Suite 3, Dept. 275EC11 Destin, FL 32541-2525, or at their Canadian
"In terms of sheer volume, it's almost double the size of the printed version, and office at; 131 Bloor Street West, Suite 200, Dept. 124EC11 Toronto, ON M5S 1R8.
Red Wing Collectors Society
Creates Young Collectors Club
RED WING, MN – Do you know a collector between the ages of 15 and 20 who is
interested in history, art and collecting? If so, it's time to bring them to the Red Wing
Collectors Society (RWCS) Convention this summer. In celebration of the RWCS
35th Anniversary, a new Young Collectors Club has been developed for collectors
between the ages of 15 and 20 that will make its debut during the event. This program will be the next step for young collectors to continue learning about Red Wing
and its wares.
For many years, the RWCS faced the challenge of encouraging the next generation
to maintain its interest in Red Wing’s wares and the RWCS. Eleven years ago,
Wendy Callicoat and Sue Jones Tagliapietra, who at the time were members of the
RWCS Executive Board, developed the KidsView Educational Program at the
RWCS Convention to attract a younger generation of collectors to the RWCS.
“This program has developed into an exceptional part of the RWCS,” Callicoat says.
“We have seen many kids come to our seminars during summer Convention and
enjoy the activities of KidsView, only to age out and lose interest when they graduate from the program at age 15. In years past, many of the graduates have volunteered to assist during KidsView activities.”
Callicoat says the new challenge has been retaining KidsView participants’ interest
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in collecting as they become teenagers and young adults. Therefore, new education
and retention opportunities were explored, and the new program was created for
young adult collectors.
Young collectors are encouraged to attend sessions from 10 a.m. to noon on
Thursday, July 7 and 10 a.m. to noon on Friday, July 8, where they will develop new
friendships through peer-to-peer discussion groups and hands-on activities.
Collectors are encouraged to bring their computers for use during the sessions. A
field trip will also be taken to the Pottery Place Street Sale, so participants should
bring some spending money. Young collectors who participate in this first year of the
program will become a charter member of the RWCS Young Collectors Club and
receive a special stoneware crock to commemorate the beginning of this adventure.
Watch for more details about the schedule of events on the RWCS website and the
RWCS/Kids View Facebook pages. If you’re interested in attending or volunteering
during the new program, or have a question, please contact Wendy Callicoat at
[email protected].
The Red Wing Collectors Society was founded in 1977 in Red Wing, Minn. and is
devoted to educating people about all American pottery. There are more than 4,000
members worldwide. The Red Wing Potteries had diverse pottery lines that included
stoneware, dinnerware and art pottery. Annual membership costs only $25. For more
information or to become a member, call the RWCS business office at 800-977-7927,
e-mail [email protected] or log on to www.redwingcollectors.org.
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McFarland Antiques Estate Sale
5910 Main Street, McFarland, WI 53558
• Antiques
• Collectibles
• Jewelry, Art
• Treasures
• Memorabilia
• Records, Toys
• Tools, Books
• Fancy Junque
Contact Pat Bruden 608-246-1813
Sale Conducted by Bethel Estate Sales, Madison, WI
Pass out numbers at 8:00 am • Cash or Check only NO credit cards
People are responsible for moving their own heavy items
Phil & Mary Jo Olson are retiring. These long time antiquers are
selling the contents of their shop full of 3 floors of antiques for this sale.
YES...It's time to SELL THE BUILDING...you can buy it, too!!
Located in the Historic Center of McFarland, between the two
locations of the McFarland Historical Society, across from the Public
Library and the charming "McFarland House Cafe," original home of the
village's namesake. One block from the Community Center.
The possibilities are endless for this 3-story historic brick building!
September 16-17 ~ 9 am to 4 pm
25% OFF Marked Prices
September 23-24 ~ 9am to 4pm
September 30-October 1 ~ 9am to 4pm
FURNITURE... A LOT OF FURNITURE!.. all types and styles:
CHAIRS...Sets, Singles, Rocking, Folding, Desk, Kitchen, etc. OH,
SO MANY CHAIRS!! TABLES...parts, legs, tops, MANY leaves!
Work Tables, Side Tables, End Tables, Dining Tables! Antique Post
Office Sorting Table...Unique, useful, definitely a conversation piece,
dated 1903. Beds; Trunks, ARCHITECTURAL... doors, shutters,
windows, shelves; Typewriters; Chests; Children’s Furniture; Bookcases,
Display Cases; Clothes Racks, folding; CHRISTMAS
DECORATIONS; Smalls; Lamps; Mirrors; Crocks;
Baskets; Lamps; Stereo Speakers; Toys & much more!
STYLES include Victorian, Mid-Century Modern, Country,
Shabby Chic, and more. Many items already at BARGAIN
PRICES! ITEMS waiting to be RE-PURPOSED....
Use your creativity, paint, fabric, stencils, etc.
Milwaukee’s Premier
Fall & Winter Indoor Flea Market
STATE FAIR PARK
640 S 84TH STREET, WEST ALLIS, WISCONSIN
October 17th & 18th
Sat. 9 am to 3 pm • Sun. 9 am to 2 pm
Admission $5.00
For vendor information 262-366-1314
www.rummagenrarities.com
Milwaukee’s Premier
Fall & Winter Indoor Flea Market
Article by Anthony Schafer
Unique Events Specialty Shows announces new event
Jim Welytok of Unique Events Specialty Shows has formally announced a
new event to begin this fall. The new show “Rummage (n) Rarities” will be an all
indoor, fall & winter flea market type event. The first scheduled show will be on the
weekend of October 17th & 18th It will be held in the Wisconsin Products Pavilion
Building at State Fair Park, 640 South 84th Street, West Allis WI 53214.
“We are very excited about this new event. It will provide Wisconsin area
vendors and shoppers a traditional flea market type atmosphere to meet and do business during the inclement fall and winter months.” Welytok said.
“This show will offer over one hundred and fifty booths and feature the sale
of just about everything you can imagine. Antiques, collectibles, home decor, toys,
records, crafts, books, sporting goods, jewelry, overstocks, and close out items. All
vendors will be welcome to participate in our fall and winter markets.” Welytok said.
Unique Events Shows has been producing quality collector specialty shows
in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan for the past thirty five years.
“With our experience and network of collectible vendors on hand and the
general merchandise vendors who will be participating with us, we will be offering
the public some very enjoyable shopping experiences for many years to come.”
Welytok said.
Additional shows are scheduled for December 12th & 13th of 2015, and
January 23rd & 24th February 27th & 28th of 2016. Saturday show hours are 9 am to
3 pm & Sundays 9 am to 2 pm
For Rummage (n) Rarities vendor reservations call 262-366-1314 or email
[email protected]
Rummage (n) Rarities
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Shell gas station sign, $350. As found.
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Donations of Food, Treats, Toys,
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Your donation helps many animals and
people find each other!
Neat original Scottie painting,
$145. DLR 28J
12 feet of sleigh
bells, $325.
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3 old wagons, $500 each.
Metal Masters ride
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w/bell, $69.
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Our outdoor yard
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1950’s 5 piece Buddy L Army set.
All original condition, very hard
to find with all the parts, $275.
Akro Agate
children’s dishes,
$110. (316-7899)
Tramp art
magazine holder,
$58. (247-2578)
Easy access from Hwy 41,
just So. of 9th St. Exit on
W. Frontage Rd.
S2279 Timothy Ln., Wisconsin Dells, WI
Bouy with
Sheboygan tag, $80.
DLR 250
Painted brass
peacock, $69.95.
DLR 28.
Every First Monday of the Month 20% OFF, over $10 (90% dealer participation)
16 ft. carved
Indian, a real
showpiece,
$4,500.
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