Rare Oldsmobile Double Sided Rocket Sign with Great Color

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Vol. 18 No. 23
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Rare Oldsmobile Double Sided Rocket Sign with Great
Color & Gloss Brings $6,050 at Matthews Auctions, LLC
Rare
Oldsmobile
“Rocket”
double-sided
porcelain
die-cut sign,
rated
near-mint
at 9.5
($6,050).
Article & photos by Matthews Auctions, LLC
The sign was the top lot at the three-day event in Raymond, Ill.,
where 2,000+ lots were sold.
A rare Oldsmobile double-sided porcelain “Rocket” sign, the one
that hung under the regular Oldsmobile sign to advertise the auto
maker's “rocket” engines, sold for $6,050 at an auction held Nov.
23-25 by Matthews Auctions, LLC, based in Nokomis, Ill. The
auction was held at the gallery of Pope Auction Center, on Illinois
Route 48 in Raymond.
The sign, measuring 10 inches by 60 inches, was rocket-shaped
Fisk Tires
and boasted excellent color and gloss. It was the top achiever of the
wood sand
more than 2,000 lots that came up for bid, in a wide array of catepainted
gories: toys and firearms (on day one) and petroliana (gas station
sign with
collectibles), antique advertising and country store collectibles,
boy-in-tire logo,
soda and breweriana (on days two and three).
framed, with hanger, rated 8.7 ($3,575).
Continued on page 9
Whippet
and WillysKnight
double-sided
porcelain
sign, with
great gloss
and color
($4,125).
Wrigley's Doublemint/Spearmint Gum (“Lunch”)
double-sided porcelain sign, rated 8 ($3,740).
The Green Bay and De Pere Antiquarian Society: Celebrating
Ninety Years of Preserving Wisconsin’s Cultural Heritage
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
Most visitors to the 56th Annual Green Bay and De Pere Antiquarian Society
Holiday Antique Show, held on November 16th and 17th at Green Bay’s Rock
Garden Conference Center, probably came just to shop among the quality
antiques dealers the show has become known for. What they may not realize is
that the show serves a higher purpose: helping fund the preservation of the
area’s cultural heritage. The Society has raised more than a million dollars over
the years to purchase, restore, and preserve artifacts of local historical significance.
J. Chein number 109
mechanical drummer
litho-tin toy with box,
from Pierce Regal $295. 414-385-9820
Continued
on pages
6, 7 & 8
My toy favorite from Time’s Treasures this 26 inch keystone ride-on
locomotive, circa 1930s,
asking price $375. 608-617-7066
From Indian Creek Antiques, a framed
Charles Peterson print “Skaters Ice,”
asking price $675. 262-363-7388
Among the fine jewelry finds
at Sunshine Treasures, this
2 3/4” Chaumet French
brooch studded with five
carats of rubies, two carats
of carved emeralds, and 1/3
carats of diamonds - asking
price $4,450. 414-463-1796
Wonderful maritime &
Native American artifacts
awaited at Wintergreen Farm, my
favorite there was this dated-1840
whale baleen
scrimshaw of
the Ship Topaz
(the first ship
to contact the
Bounty
survivors on
Pitcairn Island)),
asking price $1,200.
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public about fraud in the world of antiques and collectibles and the Wisconsin Antique Dealers Association,
dedicated to honesty and authenticity in the trade of
antiques, has joined the effort!
10/2/12 offered Terri a 1/4 page ad
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is now
owner
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members
of the Professional Show
Managers Association, has resulted in the printing and
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in the Antiques & Collectible fields.)
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PSMA also feels that the bookmarks will provide a convenient opportunity for anyone interested in educating
Nancy Johnson, President,
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Festive Mood at 56th Annual Green Bay and De Pere
Antiquarian Society Holiday Antique Show
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
The Green Bay and De Pere Antiquarian Society Holiday Antiques Show is one
of the Badger State’s oldest antiques events, started way back in 1957. The society
itself is far older though, founded more than eighty-eight years ago by local businesswoman Jesse Buchanan. She had an ambitious goal: to make Green Bay an American
center of history and culture. Buchanan was tireless in advocating historical preservation in the area and did much to preserve its treasures. She, along with a group of
like-minded area women, founded the Green Bay and De Pere Antiquarian Society
in 1923.
Distressed upon seeing early Green Bay artifacts being sold to distant collectors,
Buchanan began a systematic search for historically accurate artifacts for the area’s
historic landmarks. That effort, often supplemented with loans or donations from her
own collections and coffers, also helped refurbish many area museums. She was also
instrumental in initiating a campaign to restore several historic buildings located at
nearby Heritage Hill State Historical Park. Today’s members continue the pursuit
and restoration of original or period authentic furnishings for area museums.
Over the past fifty-plus years, the Antiquarian Society has gifted, through a Grant
Program, over $500,000 to many local museums and other historical sites. Recent
examples include a grant of $25,000 to assist in the restoration of the venerable
Green Bay City Stadium. Funds are used for preservation and restoration of cultural
artifacts throughout the community.
And the Green Bay and De Pere Antiquarian Society’s Annual Holiday Antique
Show has been an important piece of that fund-raising pie for all of those years. This
56th edition of the show was a big success, with good attendance and sales on both
Friday and Saturday. Quality dealers from Wisconsin and the surrounding states
journeyed to the Rock Garden Convention Center with a wide variety of quality
antiques and artifacts.
Milwaukee’s Pierce Regal was among them, their booth filled with period furniture and lighting to furnish the finest home. More classic American furniture awaited at Haven Hill Antiques, from a cherry butler’s chest with burl-veneer interior fittings to a handsome oak hall tree sporting carved winged Griffins and its original
ornate coat-hooks.
And the Holidays were certainly in the air at Collector’s Paradise, where vintage
Christmas items of every description could be found, including a small forest of vintage holiday trees. My favorite there: a Mid Century Bubble Lite Christmas tree, 3’
tall & priced at $295.
En Vogue came from the Windy City with a fabulous array of vintage jewelry,
including the largest assortment of Miriam Haskell pieces you’ll ever see. And
Wintergreen Farm’s display of Native American artifacts was just as impressive,
from Inuit beaded sealskin moccasins to a pristine Sioux breechclout.
You can find more information about both the society and the show (and make a
donation if you like) at the Green Bay - De Pere Antiquarian Society’s website www.antiquariansocietygbdp.org. And as always, keep an eye out for next year’s
Green Bay and De Pere Antiquarian Society Holiday Antique Show & Sale in the
Auction Action Antique News!
En Vogue displayed a huge assortment of vintage Miriam Haskell couture costume jewelry, with these 1940s and 1950s necklaces priced from $395 to $800. 630-654-4588
Vintage Juliana jewelry was
a feature at Time’s
Treasures, including this
convertible belt necklace with
removable pin, circa 1960s $425. 608-617-7066
From Carolina’s Once in a
Blue Moon, a set of three
Royal Haeger pottery musician figures, designed by
Glenn Richardson - $120.
920-468-1177
Circa 1930s to 1960s Miriam Haskell seed
pearl beaded brooches, from En Vogue
- $195 to $395. 630-654-4588
Shoppers found plenty of
vintage tools and related
items at Indian Creek
Antiques, including this full
boxed set of Eberhard Faber
lumber crayons, price tag $20.
262-363-7338
Two religious themed
shell cameo as from Sunshine
Treasures, the 2 3/4” Christ
figure in nine carat gold
frame priced at $1,475, the 2”
last supper in gold filigree frame
at $695. 414-463-1796
Milwaukee’s Pierce Regal brought their
usual excellent selection of period furniture and lighting, plus this just-acquired
19th century oil on canvas landscape, the
frame measuring 40” by 50”, asking price
$995. 414-385-9820
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Another Juliana jewelry necklace from
Time’s Treasures’ huge assortment of vintage fashion jewelry, this 1960s rhinestone
example priced at $327.50. 608-617-7066
From Rosebrit Antiques, an
1870 edition of Mark
S. G. Adams (St. Louis)
Twain’s The Innocents
souvenir France Victory
Abroad - $80.
Medal, complete with
920-469-1043
box, from Victorian
House Antiques - $135.
608-879-2567
I found this
illustrated 1856
“Expedition of an
American
Squadron to the
China Seas and
Japan” at Rosebrit
Antiques, asking
price $500.
920-469-1043
Two unusual
early churns from
Ted Slaton Art &
Antiques: the double-action “The Jacobs Churn” priced at $395,
the Patented-1879 “Wonderful Churn #2” with stenciling
& pin-striping at $495. 608-792-5470
From Victorian House Antiques, a-mint-inbox Mattel Shootin’ Shell buckle gun complete with its original box of caps, asking
price $145. 608-879-2567
I caught Green Bay and De Pere
Antiquarian Society Show Chair Maria
Zehren doing a little Christmas Shopping
with the Society’s Governor, Joanne
Rathburn.
Two vintage Christmas tree is
from collectors paradise, the
36” bubble light tree, circa
1940s or 1950s, priced at $295; the 6 foot tall green
aluminum tree, complete with box, priced at $395.
715-854-3187
I found this pristine circa 1900
Sioux beaded
breechclout at
Wintergreen
Farm, 17”
square and
priced at $325.
803-415-0760
Local antiquer Elizabeth was
one of the more youthful
shoppers at the Green Bay &
De Pere Antiquarian Society
Antiques Show, shown here
with a set of four vintage
soda fountain stools from
Ted Slaton Art & Antiques,
asking price $495 for the
group. 608-792-5470
Among the eclectic
inventory at Lyn’s Antiques,
this vintage Swiss automaton
music box with singing bird,
11” tall and priced at $255.
920-246-0282
From Haven Hill Antiques, a
nicely-restored 42” oak pedestal
table (with three leaves, $795) and
set of four carved oak chairs $700 for the set. 263-313-7234
It’d be had to find a more handsome oak
hall tree & bench than this one
from Haven Hill
Antiques, 34” in width
& priced at $1,125.
263-313-7234
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Continued from pages 6 & 7
Shoppers found a
wide array of “Mary
Gregory” glass at Carole
Kuenster Antiques, including this rare amethyst powder jar, asking price $489.
952-941-5964
Oddities at Weathervane Antiques
included this vintage fishbowl on a
green iron stand, 23” tall overall &
priced at $138. 262-375-0641
Flow Blue china was the focus at
Michigan’s Blue Diamond Antiques,
with gems like this Johnson Bros.
“Andorra” tureen & under-plate - $600.
248-249-0996
Gone Wild for Manatee Gift Adoptions!
Adopting real Florida manatees for family and friends this Holiday season is natureinspired, thoughtful gift-giving that helps Save the Manatee Club increase conservation and education efforts for the endangered marine mammals and their aquatic
habitat. It also helps holiday shoppers stretch those often limited budgets.
Last year, Lisa Cartossa from Holt, Missouri, decided that since her two young
nieces, Lily and Rose from North Carolina, were fortunate enough to have most
everything they needed, she would adopt manatees as Christmas presents for them.
Lisa chose adoptees “Paddy Doyle” and “Flash,” who regularly winter at Blue
Spring State Park, from Save the Manatee Club’s Adopt-A-Manatee program. All of
the manatees available for adoption can be viewed on the Club’s website at
http://www.savethemanatee.org/adoptees.htm. Two new manatees recently added to
the list of adoptees are from Alabama, “Zewie” and “Bama.”
An annual manatee adoption costs $25, which is just a little over $2 a month, and
includes a color photo of a real manatee, an adoption certificate, biography, membership handbook, and subscriptions to the Club's newsletters which feature updated
reports on the manatees in the adoption program. Shipping is free within the United
States. Gift adoptions are sent with a personalized holiday message. Or for a $35
tax-deductible donation, each new member will also receive Save the Manatee
Club's 2012 wall calendar, featuring spectacular manatee photos to enjoy all year and
well past.
“When my nieces received their adoption packets for Christmas, I was told you could
not have heard two children screaming with excitement louder than they were,” said
Lisa. “Immediately, the manatees’ pictures went on their walls. They knew about
Two classic Green Bay Packers programs from Maki
Antiques: take your pick of the 1957 Pack vs. 49ers or
1954 Pack vs. Rams for $20. 414-510-6372
Colorful circa 1940s Inuit sealskin
moccasins from Wintergreen Farm,
choose either beaded pair for $195. 803-415-0760
manatees, but Save the Manatee Club’s adoption program created this passion and
enthusiasm in them that’s very wonderful for me as an adult to be part of. I can’t tell
you how thrilled my nieces are to get the newsletter addressed personally to them.
They read every word front to back. Who knows, the Club may have just created the
next generation of marine life specialists dedicated to the conservation of these wonderful creatures.”
Save the Manatee Club, a national nonprofit organization, was co-founded thirty
years ago by singer/songwriter Jimmy Buffett. Funds from the Holiday gift adoptions help with manatee rescue, rehabilitation, and release efforts; research; education and public awareness projects; conservation work to protect manatees and their
habitat; and for programs in the United States, Central and South America, the Wider
Caribbean, and West Africa. Manatees are listed as endangered at the state, federal,
and international levels.
Patrick Rose, aquatic biologist and Executive Director of the Club, points out that
manatees face tremendous challenges to their survival from human activities. “In
Florida alone, since record-keeping began in 1974, more than 38% of manatee deaths
where cause of death is known were human-related. So it is imperative that we continue to educate the public about the presence of manatees in our waters. Adopting
a manatee is a great way to learn more about this beloved species and how to help
make a difference in their lives.”
Find out more information about manatees and Holiday gift adoptions by contacting
Save the Manatee Club at 500 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland, FL 32751, or calling 1800-432-JOIN (5646), or visiting their web site at www.savethemanatee.org, where
you can also sign up for the Club’s free E-Newsletter. Also, discover a variety of
manatee items in the Club’s gift catalog at http://www.savethemanatee.org/shop/.
Advertising Signs Bring Strong Prices at Matthews
November 23-25 Auction
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Article & photos by Matthews Auctions, LLC
Fed”), 30 inches by 20 inches, with super color and graphics but some wear on the
outside frame, made $2,310; and a 1920s Winchester Flashlight five-piece cardboard
“This auction actually did better than I thought it would, with some nice sur- window display poster, 40 inches by 24 inches, with a man working on his early
prises in the form of high prices realized for items we didn’t think would bring as roadster using a Winchester flashlight, rose to $2,090.
In the toys category, a Dale Evans “Queen of the West” official holster outmuch as they did,” said Dan Matthews of Matthews Auctions, LLC. “We also had
fit, new in the box, rated 9 (box is rated 7), die-cast and leather, with guns
many different kinds of merchandise in one sale, so there really was something for
and holster in very good condition, hit the mark for $715; and a
everybody. Buyers and sellers went home happy.”
“Have Gun, Will Travel” die-cast and leather travel holster
Around 200 people attended the auction live (out of
set, with an image of actor Richard Boone on the box, new in
which about 150 had bid numbers). In addition, 735 people registered to
the box, made by Halco, commanded $633.
bid online, via Proxibid, and they accounted for a 35 percent sellWorld War II commemorative
Also, an official “Bat Masterson” cartridge-loading toy pisthrough. Telephone bidding was also quite strong (especially
on Saturday, the sandwich day of the sale) and Mr. Matthews Thompson 45-caliber semi-automatic rifle, tol with removable chambers, die-cast, new in the box with
never fired ($1,430).
the gun never-before used, in fair condition, made by Carnell
described absentee bidding as “heavy throughout the aucMfg., went for $440. As for real firearms, a World War II
tion.”
commemorative Thompson 45-caliber semi-automatic rifle
Following are additional highlights from the auction.
with 18-inch barrel, rated new, with no wear on the never-fired
All prices quoted include a 10 percent buyer's premium.
gun, made $1,430.
A Whippet and Willys-Knight double-sided porceMatthews Auctions, LLC will hold live online-only auctions
lain sign (“Authorized Service – Genuine Parts”), 24 inches
in December, January and February, before its next live audiby 36 inches, both sides rated 9+ out of 10 for condition, with
ence sale, slated for Feb. 19-20, 2013 in Raymond, also at
great gloss and color, gaveled for $4,125; and a Wrigley’s
Doublemint/Spearmint Gum double-sided porcelain sign Circa 1920s Winchester Flashlight 5-piece the gallery of Gavin Pope Auction. Headlining the auction
(“Lunch”), rated 8, 9 inches by 30 inches, with some wear and light cardboard window display, rated 8.9 will be antique and modern toys, plus petroliana items, glassware, pottery, decorative accessories and other items yet to
chips, hit $3,740.
($2,090).
be secured.
Two lots posted identical prices of $3,575. The first
Matthews Auctions, LLC is always accepting quality consignments for
was a DeSoto - Plymouth “Sales and Service” double-sided porcelain sign, 18 inches by 35 inches, rated 9 both sides, with good gloss and color but a few chips here future sales. To consign a single item, an estate or an entire collection, you may call
and there. The second was a Fisk Tires wood sand painted sign (“Tubes, Service them toll-free at (877) 968-8880; or you can send an e-mail directly to Dan Matthews
at [email protected].
Station”), with a boy-in-tire logo, rated 8 and 7, with frame and hanger intact.
Mr. Matthews has written a book about petroliana, titled The Fine Art of
An Eagle Bird Cigarettes single-sided porcelain sign with ten layers of
porcelain and exhibiting great color and gloss, rated 9+ and measuring 30 inches by Collecting Petroliana. For information on how to order a copy, please log on to the
20 inches, made $3,300; and original mixed media on artist board artwork for Pepsi- Matthews Auctions, LLC website, at www.matthewsauctions.com. For more inforCola (“The Light Refreshment – Refreshes Without Filling”), rated 8.9, with a bot- mation about Matthews Auctions, LLC, and the firm’s calendar of upcoming auctions, log on to www.matthewsauctions.com.
tle cap applied over the painting, hit $2,530.
A Grape-Nuts cereal single-sided tin self-framed sign (“To School Well
Badger State Auction Sells
Collection of Wisconsin Sports
Memorabilia
By Doug Welch
Collectors of rare and unique Wisconsin sports memorabilia benefitted from a
Badger State Auction Saturday, December 1 at America’s Best Value Inn, Janesville.
When Milton’s Kevin Bergeron decided that not all of the items in his amazing collection of Packers, Brewers, Bucks and Milwaukee Braves memorabilia could transition to a smaller home, he called Badger State’s Bob Johnson.
Johnson and his Badger State crew hosted the morning-long sale at the Janesville
hotel where more than 145 registered buyers bid on 327 items that brought Bergeron
more than $7,500.
In addition, one of the sale’s highlights was Bergeron’s 2009 Harley Davidson Road
King that fetched $11,000.
A number of furniture and household items, including several curio cabinets, also
interested buyers and brought top dollar.
But it was Bergeron’s large collection of Wisconsin sports memorabilia that gained
the most attention on the day.
Bergeron has been collecting with passion for most of his life but had to part with a
large portion of the collection after he and his wife, Marcee, decided to move into a
smaller home.
“It was kind of amazing going through all this stuff,” Bergeron said. “I found a lot
of stuff I’d forgotten I had.
“I feel good about getting a lot of these items back out on the market and in circulation.”
Some of Bergeron’s more unique items included a Bart Starr autographed football
with case that sold for $135; a Ray Nitchke signed football for $155; a signed
Milwaukee Braves scorebook for $90; a Robin Yount 3,000 hit print for $125; a
Braves pennant for $40; Bart Starr and Willie Davis decanters for $130.
In all, 327 items brought $7,5320.
Badger State Auction, based in Milton, has conducted more than160 auctions thus
far in 2012. Badger State has sold farm land at record prices this year and also specializes in farm, estate, living estate business liquidation, fund raising and consignment auctions.
Check out Badger State Auctions at www.badgerstateauction.com or call 608-8682199.
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ESTATE AUCTION
KEWASKUM, WI
SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
Inspection: 8:00 A.M.
LOCATION: Hwy. 45 or 28 to Kewaskum, East on Hwy. 28, to County "S", then north 1.5 miles hall.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Edna Guenther Estate Port Washington. Edna was 101 and lived in the
family homestead. Janet Dobbratz Estate, Watertown, former owner of the Watertown Table Slide Co.
Items from the collection of Bob and the late Gail Stevenson, Appleton. Quality, fresh-to-the-market
antiques. For updates & photos visit: www.paulauction.com
FURNITURE: Sligh breakfront china cabinet; 20’s Landstrom buffet; Vict walnut dresser & bed;
Super 1920s gilt/floral mirror; Walnut Eastlake easel; Vict oak furniture; Oak ext. tbl.; Walnut pump
organ; Carved mahogany arm chair; Set/8 oak A&C plank seats; Set/6 oak vase backs; Oak A&C gate
leg tbl; Unusual trade card folk art dressing screen; Fireplace screen; Bed sets w/BS&M.
GLASS/CHINA/POTTERY/STONEWARE: N.D. School of Mines art pottery vase; Art pottery;
Good Japanese slip glaze iris vase; Satsuma cracker jar; Stick spatterware; Flow blue; Transferware;
Blue/white pottery, etc.; R. Doulton items; Pottery banks; John Taylor dinnerware; Poppytrail rooster
dinnerware set; RW adv bean pot; Stoneware; Bisque novelties; Good Depr.
glass; Stemware; Good canning jars.
ADVERTISING: Hy-Land Lakes RPOG ice cream clock; Eveready Daylo show case; 6 Premo & 3
Creole Port Washington beer glasses; Pre pro Schlitz booklet; Old beer bottles; Port Wash cigar boxes;
Success Manure, Red Cross Stoves & other adv. tip trays; Bunte candy jar;
Teenie Weenie pickle barrel; Planter’s jar; Wm Lawthers Chocolate adv. tray;
Fraternal shaving mugs; Glass paper weights; Several Vict trade card albums;
Trade cards; 8 local hand fans; Frigid Embalming fluid crates; Chi. plug cutter; Tobacco tins; Adv. & biscuit tins; Pin back buttons; Bound 1871
Appleton’s Journal; 1916 Wash. Cnty. directory; Many Port Washington
items.
COINS/JEWELRY/STAMPS: 100+ clean silver certs. incl. consecutive
SN; 14 silver dollars; 1861 1/2 dollar & other silver coins; 17J Elgin pkt.
watch; Ladies 10k Hamilton watch; Fountain pens; Costume jewelry;
Eyeglasses; NOS jewelry cleaner; US & foreign stamp collections.
LIGHTING: Exceptional hand carved 20’s floor lamp; Moe Bridges dresser lamps; Emeralite cased shade; Vict elect. light fixtures; Light shades.
ART: Clawson S. Hammitt 1885 scenic OOC; Scenic OOC w/red roof &
milkmaid; 1933 OOB still life; Excellent Art Deco silhouette print of nude
dancing woman /s/ Bernice Oehler; 3 masted ship diorama; St George slaying the dragon 36” plaster & tile Italian plaque; 6” ivory carving; Fancy folk
art pedestal/riser; Beaded pedestal; Porcelain portrait by Milw. artist Joseph
Kallaus; Portraits on porcelain; Picasso harlequin on horse print; Fancy gilt
tramp art frame; Yard long prints; Vict frames.
CHILDREN: Child’s stick/ball dressing screen; Enamel checkerboard;
Mica, swirl core & other machine & hand made marbles; Cap gun canes; German nude child glass
candy; Weeden steam roller; Jap. Minister DeLux tin car in box; Cast alum. Sky Liner
plane; Teddy bear tea set; Steiff & other teddy bears; 2 mohair mech. Monkeys;
Stitchwell iron toy sew mchn.; Boxed German play farm set; Clown cross peg game in
box; Jap. batt. op. clown w/monkey; Magnus harmonia organ; Daniel Boon logs;
Classroom rubber stamp set; Children’s books; Many old games; Asst’d old toys & novelties; Early 30” compo doll; Royal & Eagle iron doll stoves; Doll Reddick & rope beds,
Adirondack bench & trunk.
THE REST: Evinrude Elto o/b motor; Ansonia Richelieu plush & other clocks; Lg. iron
dresser mirror w/cherubs; Unusual cased set agricultural implements; Expo. novelty spy
camera; Unusual tambourine broom holder; CI bird nutcracker; No Touch straw holder;
1800’s handwritten cookbook; PW Broadway records; PAL Phonograph; Local post card
albums & RPPC; Several Vict photo albums; Early 1900’s gold mining photos; Old correspondence &
photos; Stereo cards. Magazines; Nice Pyramid Bakelite cased dresser set; Sterling mirror; Snuff
boxes; Cold painted dog inkwell; Iron elephant plant stand; Cold painted Dachshund lighter; Pullman
spittoon; Figural cigar ash trays; Wood mortar/pestle; Winnebago & birch baskets; Indian(?) headdress; Vict & later clothing; Many old buttons; Ladies hats; Beaded & other purses; Wallets; Sewing
baskets; Fancywork; Yard goods; 2 Oriental rugs; GAR grave marker; WWI thumbprint dog tag;
Swagger stick w/dagger; Marbles & other knives; Rye basket; Sterling banjo uke.; Sheet music;
Griswold #8 tall waffle iron; NIB Sunbeam Art Deco coffee set; Copper boiler; Douglas broad axe;
Enamelware; Vict–20’s hardware; Wheel chair; Cookware.
TERMS: No buyer’s premium. Cash or good checks. Out of state, two
forms of picture ID required. Current D/L required for bid number.
Absentee bids accepted via email only. [email protected]. No
phone or online bidding. 5.5% WI sales tax applies.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Mike Paul #28.
Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments
Paul Auction Company, Inc.
P.O. Box 457, Kewaskum, WI 53040
established 1969
262-338-3030
[email protected] www.paulauction.com
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2,000+ LOT AUCTION
890 S. VAN BUREN ST. - SHIPSHEWANA, IN 46565
Located: North of US 20 on SR5, 1 mile, at the Chupp Auction Center.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
JANUARY 17-18-19, 2013
Thurs., Jan. 17, 2:00-9:00 P.M. (800 Uncataloged items)
Fri., Jan. 18, 9:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M.(Cataloged lots) - Sat., Jan. 19, 8:30 A.M. 2:30 P.M. (Cataloged lots)
Make sure to attend the Thursday session of 800+ uncataloged items. Many great quality surprises!
3 TRACTORS: Farmall HV Hi-Crop restored serial #275107; Farmall Super AV Hi-Crop; Farmall 140 Hi-Crop.
12 SLEIGHS – CARRIAGES – MILK WAGON: S.C. Price Dairy Farms Golden Guernsey milk
delivery wagon w/harness shop display horse – WOW!; fancy Rockaway carriage; (12) sleighs –
some with tags.
JOHN DEERE ITEMS: The following are ALL John Deere items: Goat wagon w/seat – RARE!;
box wagon w/gear; wheelbarrow seeder; wooden hay loader; Syracuse Chilled Plow Co. horse drawn
disc; sulky plow; blue men’s bike; yellow banana seat bike;
SALESMAN SAMPLES: Many great pieces including early brass & steel upright ground fired
steam engine; horse drawn hay tedder; (2) different horse drawn corn planters; (2) different horse
drawn dump hay rakes; Eli stationary hay baler; different farm wagons; Superior Drill grain drill box;
Adams road grader –WOW!; Pastime parlor stove; brass & walnut sawmill; Silent Salesman display
case plus many more…
FARM PRIMITIVES: Many horse drawn farm primitives; lots of great butter churns; many corn
shellers; hay cars & hay forks; windmill weights; cast iron seats; anvils; livestock items; cream
separators; dairy related items; goat wagons; plus lots more…
MISC. HIGHLIGHTS: Cretor’s Upright Oscillating Steam Engine hooked up to folk art
windmill; hit & miss engines; 58” cast iron Case eagle on ball display –WOW!; 30” brass
steam whistle; 32” cast iron church bell; The Official 1 Cent Horse Racing Gumball
Sweepstakes game; cast iron stagecoach safe; 46” cast iron black boy horse tie; large wooden still camera; early Buffalo Bicycle Co. bike –WOW!; 70 pcs of 8’ cast iron graveyard
fence; 72”x54” early wooden model ship; wind-up Shoo Fly table fan; Victor Talking
Machine; (2) Emma Schrock paintings; Kingery Mfg. fuel fired peanut roaster;
Golden hand crank mechanical carpet beater; great graniteware; yellowware;
Lots of great advertising signs including petroleum, farm related, tractor related, country store & more…
PETROLEUM SIGNS – GAS PUMPS: Tokheim 20 gal. clock face gas pump; Wayne 10
gal. visible gas pump; many great signs including: Sinclair, Pegasus flying horse, Hudson, neon
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Thorobred Tires, Sinclair Opaline, Powerine, GMC Truck Sales, Plymouth Service, Rambler Parts &
Service; plus many more…
COUNTRY STORE ITEMS: Decorated crocks; display cabinets; dye cabinets; many country store
cabinets; store bins; spool cabinets;
- LOTS OF COUNTRY STORE ITEMS!
Pedal toys; Cast iron toys; Metal toys;Coca-Cola items
Notice: This is a very abreviated list. For more pictures, visit: AuctionZip and search using
Auctioneer ID #11841. Bid live online at Proxibid.
Terms: Cash, check or credit card. 7% Sales tax will be charged unless an exemption certificate is
provided. Auction attendees paying with cash or check will pay NO BUYER PREMIUM!! Any
announcements made day of auction take precedence over printed matter.
John Deere!
Salesman
samples
Neon
Salesman sample upright
steam engine
Salesman
sample
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Lyle Chupp #AU08800826 & Dale Chupp #AU19800030
Daryl Chupp - Chupp Auctions Contact Person 260-499-0526
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COLLECTIBLES, HOUSEHOLD, GUNS, COINS & TOOLS
Troy Kinunen
3-SMALL ESTATES & OTHERS
The Mears Research
Center
WAUKAU COMMUNITY CENTER
1234 Manitoba
Ave., South
2711 HIGHWAY 116 - WAUKAU, WI
Milwaukee,
WI 53172
SUNDAY,
JANUARY 6, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
COLLECTIBLES: Drop leaf desk w/4-drawers; 20-Red wing crocks & jugs; Depression & Carnival
glass; mesh purse; Indian baskets; cast iron bank; toy pistol; 1933 Chicago World’s Fair spoons; green
[email protected]
glass; cast iron floor lamp; Christmas ornaments; Classic Treasures dolls w/box; collector knives; ice
cream scoop; buttons; Tavern poker table; cast iron teakettle; duck decoy; sprinkling can; hand tools;
recurve bow; die cast cars; Concertina pewter figurines; sleigh bells; Chief Oshkosh beer case, full
V bottles; full decanters – 1979 male goose, 1974 40th year male goose, 1983 American Widgeon – rare,
1980 Blue Wing Teal, 2-1970 Blue Wing Teal, 5-Beam Railroad cars, American Legion – Rare, 1978
DU 40th year Canada – Rare; 1984Mallard, 1981 Green Wing Teal – Rare, Elvis Presley – plays
“Love Me Tender, 1977 McCormick Elvis; Zodiac Wurlitzer Juke Box; wood butter churn; Humpty
Dumpty egg crate; oil lamps; Ideal blue bowls; globe from Winchester school; Mobil Oil racing sun
shade; porcelain pheasant; Towne & Country pedal car; costume jewelry; school desk; Rosemullen
table w/4-chairs; erector set; steel fan; chicken knick knacks; glass baskets; bowls; Ruby glass; child’s
table & chairs; kid’s board games; people figurines; wood stand; love seat; sewing eq.; glass pitcher;
drop leaf table;
oil painting;
brown baby; clay marbles; lantern globes; thimbles; McCoy pieces; silver
4 week
month
pieces; 80’s calendar; Schlitz glass for lamp globe; Charlie Brown ice hooks; Betty Boop; Schlitz beer
glasses; powder cases; music books; wood wedge; wood benches; wood stool; wash bench; oil cans;
& more. SPORTING ITEMS: Deutsche Weike auto, nickel plated pistol; New Heritage Rough
Rider .22; JC Higgens 12 ga., auto, model 60; Revelation 12 ga. single model 350A; Nagant bolt
USSR 91/30 F62X 54R; H&R 12 ga; French single hammer 12 ga.; .22 Cal. Crossman 160 Pellgun;
Stevens .22 Crackshot long rifle; Russian Model 1891, 7.62 cal. # 36124; ice auger, used once; fish
spear; boat anchor; bag decoys; pellet gun; binoculars; elec. game call. SHOP EQ.: Hahn snow
blower; gas & elec. snow blowers; shop air cleaner; 1-car tent garage; 150,000 BTU Torpedo heater;
battery charger; air compressor; draw schave. COINS: 1986 proof Westpoint 1/4 oz. Vintage 96000;
1927 AU $21/2 gold piece; 1945 BU 2 pesos gold piece; 1883 & 84 Unc. Carson City $1; 1921 Peace
$1, AU; 1921 Mercury dime; 1909 S Lincoln penny; Morgan & Peace $1’s; Barber, Walker &
Franklin Halves; Barber & Standing Liberty quarters; Barber & Mercury dimes; full date Buffalo
nickels; 2 & 3 cent pieces; large cents & more.
TERMS: Cash or Good Check and Positive Identification Required. All announcements sale day
supersede all printed material. 10% Buyers Fee Applies. WE ACCEPT VISA, MASTERCARD &
DISCOVER - 3.5% Service Fee.
AUCTIONEER’S: Col. Don Wagner, Ripon, WI Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #457, 920-7483000 or 920-685-2982. Col. Steve Wagner, Neshkoro, WI Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer # 458,
920-361-4203. Sale Managed & Conducted by:
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Location: HOMESTEAD BANQUET HALL
8507 STATE HWY. 52, WAUSAU, WI
Directions: From Wausau, WI, take Hwy. 52 east approx. 12 miles to Homestead Inn Ballroom.
Watch for signs. Auction Note:Private collector downsizing collection. Some very nice items to
choose from. Not a complete list. Come enjoy the day!!
SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2013 - 10:30 A.M.
ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, BREWANNIA, & RARE ITEMS:
Red Wing 6 gal. Birch leaf butter churn, Red Wing 5 gal packing jar, Red Wing 10 gal. crock, 6 gal.
salt glazed crock, blue & white stoneware large mug; ornate mantle clock; 2 Blatz beer signs,
Strohs beer snowman sign; 6 paper oil advert. Dutch Boy paint sign; Budweiser beer motion sign;
Mobil oil sign; Barn lanterns; Pepsi-Cola clock; porcelain malt mixer; Kodak camera advert. signs;
CAMERA early marble game; brass light fixture; gum ball machine; Lionel train, old calendars &
advertising; Herter’s duck decoys; motion heat lamp; fishing reels & bamboo fly rods; Simplex top
typewriter NIB; Oil lamps; boy scout items; advertising tins; brass items; lots of early paper advertising; Depression glass & other fine glass; comic books; granite ware; valentines/post cards; mining lamp; milk & beer bottles; brass fire extinguisher; Frigo cheese sign two sided; costume jewelry; vintage toys; early Gilbert erector set; old tackle boxes & lures; Meister Brau lighted beer sign;
vintage Christmas ornaments; advertising boxes & crate; oak folding high chair/ stroller “nice”;
Marble arms fish grabber; fountain pens; military hats & other items; old games, models & toys;
Hull, Weller, Roseville & McCoy art pottery; Indian baskets; Johnny West play set; early wood
carved covered wagon w/oxen team; lighting rods w/ balls; beer trays; 1930`s Cal colt kids riding
horse; early Majestic cast metal space heater; old Peavey amplifier. ONLY A PARTIAL LIST
MUCH MORE!
TERMS & CONDITIONS: Cash or good check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover & Debit Cards. WI
sales tax & WI gun laws may apply. Announcements the day of the sale take precedence over printed material. Auctioneers and staff are not responsible for accidents or loss.
Duke Packard=5.1$ + $
GAVIN BROS. AUCTION
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$207.37
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WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9, END DATE: WEDNESDAY JANUARY 23, 5:00 PM CST.
ONLINE ONLY COMIC BOOK AUCTION
Note: Over 2,000 comic books!! Large private collection of comic books featuring DC, Marvel,
sales.com
Star, Western & other collectible comics. This is an ONLINE ONLY AUCTION visit proxybid/gavinbros to view catalog and place bids. See: www.gavinbros.com for more details or
call (608) 524-6416 or email: [email protected]
Terms: 15% buyer’s fee applies. SalesTax Applies for Wisconsin Residents.
WISCONSIN REGISTERED AUCTION COMPANY #274
ESTATE SALE
220 TANGLEWOOD LANE, SHEBOYGAN, WI
I-43 exit 120 to CR-OK, right on Stahl Rd. Left on S. 12th, right on Indian Mound Rd., left on
Evergreen to Tanglewood Ln.
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Complete Household, unique items, including 12 pieces of 1970’s lucite furniture; Victorian parlor
chairs & tables; Fireside chairs; Drop leaf Duncan Phyfe dining table; Fancy framed mirrors & pictures, prints; Several Iran Oriental carpets & others - small & large; High boy; Quality leather couch
& chairs; Choice Sohmer Queen Ann piano & bench; Old yarn winders; African art & many other
art items; Wood room divider (7’ tall w/4 18” panels); Wolf Boy sideshow banner (7’ x 5’10”) canvas shows wear w/4” tear, J. Henry Tent & Awning Co.; China & much more.
A HUGE AMOUNT OF FURNITURE, MUCH MORE THAN LISTED. ALL ITEMS ARE
PRICED - NEW OWNERS ARE WAITING TO MOVE IN.
AL HRUDKA’S AUCTION SERVICE
NORTH CENTRAL SALES AUCTION LLC
Office: 715-623-5753 Cell: 715-610-7999
Email: [email protected]
Col. Duke Packard & Kathy Packard RWA #1364 & #2203
11212 Hwy. 151, Manitowoc, WI 54220 • 920-775-4979
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #669
TERMS: Cash/Good Check. For large items, please bring bank letter of credit. THANKS
www.northcentralsales.com
Wayne Yoder=6.9’ $280.55+ 6 color photos $18 $298.55 [email protected]
W. YODER AUCTION.COM
Signs, Cast Iron Seats, Toys Live Auction
Directions: From Downtown Waverly, IA: At the intersection of Hwy.
3 and Hwy. 218, go South to 4th Street. The auction site is at Centre Hall, 1201 4th St.
SW, Waverly, IA., next door to Miller True Value Hardware.
Auctioneers note: if you are a collector of old signs,
Toys, advertising, this 500+ item auction is for you.
These are investment grade antiques!
150+ Signs: Auto, petroleum,(Gargoyle Mobil and Plymouth
Service signs, Waverly High Speed Oil Sign and cans), farm
(beef, dairy, chicken, seed, Munch Chief Hybrids w/ Indian
chief and ear of corn, Robbins Hybrids, Kellogg Hybrids,
Purina), oil cans, John Deere tool box cover, Garland Stove
and Ranges, Red Cross Stoves and Ranges, Ice
cream, Coca Cola, Ford Tractor, barber shop
signs, drug store signs, De Laval and Sharples
cream separator signs, National Cigar Stand
light and other cigar and tobacco signs, and
more! Cast iron tractor seats; Stoddard,
Champion, Dains, Cast iron hand held corn
shellers, Massey Harris grain drill ends, bear
trap, peanut butter pails, lots of old scales;
egg scales and others, lightning rod balls,
advertising tins, equipment manuals,
Watch fobs, several hundred old advertising
pencils, Toys: Horse drawn fire pumpers and sand and gravel,
Keystone Fire Truck, Bus Station, Jeu De Course Horse Racing
Game, Buddy L wrecker and others, remote control cars, road
graders, cast iron banks, Beatles toy car, De Laval cows, thrashing machine (toy and store
model), Texaco boat and trucks, toy boats with motors, Arcade, Friction T Bird, Tonka, Ertl,
military toys, Hubley, Structo, Marx, Pratt Letchworth Horse drawn carriage, Carnival glass,
Roseville, Noritake, Hull, Weller, Cast iron table top sidewinder cream separator, advertising
crocks, Johnson and Johnson plasters counter display and others, rope maker, sponge ware
bowls and much more!
Attend, Phone bid, Absentee bid, or BID LIVE ONLINE @ wyoderauction.com
Terms: Cash,Visa, MasterCard. I.D. required to register - No Buyer’s fee for cash or check.
All sales final with no warranties. Announcements sale day supersede this and printed material. Not responsible for accidents.
W. YODER AUCTION SERVICE
N2475 13th Gateway, Wautoma, WI 54982 • 920-787-5549; Cell 920-295-2644
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Wayne Yoder #1977
For More Info. and Updates, Visit: www.wyoderauction.com
Previously located in Waukesha, The Sell It Now Store™ was founded in
2006. Our services include item valuations and appraisals, selling at live
auction and through eBay internationally. Visit us at:
11005 W. Bluemound Road, Wauwatosa, WI
262-727-0600 www.sellitnowstore.com
HUGE FURNITURE, APPLIANCE AND
REC ROOM DECOR AUCTION
Preview 8:00-10:00 A.M.
The Sell It Now Store is holding a live auction in their new Brookfield/Waukesha
warehouse location on Saturday, January 12th, 2013. The inspection is from 810 AM and auction at 10:00 AM at 2246 Bluemound Road, between Sam’s Clue
and Home Depot, just West of Barker Road.
This sale includes 130+ lots of high end furniture and appliances new, never
used leather furniture, luxury bedroom sets, appliances, desks, tables, exercise
equipment, as well as a number of collectible neons and other
rec room furnishings. Most items are being sold without
reserve. This is your chance to furnish that home, office or
rec room.
The Sell It Now Store is an auction services company and
Wisconsin’s largest eBay Registered Drop off Location.
They offer valuations and sell antiques and collectibles as
well as fine art using venues such as eBay or through live
auctions to a worldwide market. For more information or
complete auction catalog, call (414) 727-0600 or visit www.sellitnowstore.com
Terms: Payments under $5,000 can be
made by cash, cashier’s check, bank wire
transfer, Visa, Mastercard or PayPal.
Payments over $5,000 need to be made by verifiable cashier’s check or cash. Buyer's
Premium 18% with in-house discount of 3%. All
sales are final and items are sold as-is, where-is. Auction listing subject to
change without notice.
Michael Boerschinger, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #2725-52,
Nichole Pirolo, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #2726-52. Sell It Now Store,
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ANTIQUE, COLLECTIBLE & TOOLS CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
BARABOO ELKS LODGE - 623 BROADWAY, BARABOO, WI
This auction is going to be held inside. Watch for Signs.
Note: Very Partial list. We have uncovered some incredible Antiques and Collectibles. There are
some great Ryobi Power Tools along with lots of other tools. Huge Variety. Wonderful Artwork
including Gromme and Redlin. Go to www.girlwithagavel.com and push the auction zip tab to
see photos.
Household/Furniture: Atari Game; Nintendo games; Disney Movies; Books; Ball Mason Jars;
Lazy Boy Recliner; Table; Oak Chairs; Coca-Cola Dish Set, Canisters, & Glasses; John Deere
Clock; Beveled Stain Glass; Cookie Jars; Treadmill; Philco Radio; Pfaltzgraff Soup Tureen; and
more being added
Antique/Collectibles: Red Wing Crocks; Underwood & Remington Typewriter; Nippon China;
Pabst Advertising; Vintage Tools; Lots of Crystal; White Treadle Sewing Machine; Jim Beam
Decanter; Nesting Bowls; Roseville Pottery; Spongeware; Hummel; Norcrest China; ChuYiian
Ming Dynasty Plates; Currier & Ives; 1916 German Marriage Certificate; Fostoria; Shawnee;
Rockdale & Row Pottery; WM Rogers Tea Set & Silverware; Rome Waffle Irons; Greyhound
Wagon; Horse Harness; Sad Irons; Anton Wingen German Carving Set; Old Cameras;
Westinghouse Radio; German Bible; Lenox; Lead Crystal; Stangl Pottery; Siestaware; Kemps
Bowl; Cast Antique Auto Banks & Fire Truck; Printer Boxes; Sears & Roebuck Scale; Milkglass;
Artwork: Owen Gromme-“Crossing The Neenah”; Terry Redlin Framed-“For Amber Waves of
Grain”; Michael Sieves Framed-“Northern Pursuit”; Original Oil Paintings by Pam Hines of the
Doc Hines Family; Tim Fusco Framed-“Den Mother”; Heather Buckler Framed-“Heathers Hats”;
Packer Art
Beer/Bar Items: Pabst Advertising; Special Ex Light; Four Roses Whiskey items; Cast Iron
Clydesdale; German Steins; Wine Glasses; and more
Sporting: PSE Compound Bow; Military Insignia; Buffalo Bill Scout BB Gun; Crossman 766
Pellet Gun; Daisy #96 BB Gun; Simmons Binoculars; Cobra Radio’s; Firearms Catalog; German
Knives; Relm Scanner; Pakistan Sword; Armed Forces Knife; Monocular; and more
Tools/Garage: Ryobi-Planer, Rotozip, Circsaw, Drill, Disc& Belt Sander, Chop Saw; Ford
Wrenches; Pneumatic Nailer; Air Palm Kit; Cordless Caulking Gun; Chain Binders; Harvest King
Motor Oil; Hand Tools; Black & Decker Sander; Circular Saw; Workmate; Two man Buck Saws;
Remington Elec Chainsaw; Hedge trimmer, Ice Saw; Vintage Tools; Craftsman Drill; & more
Terms: Cash or good check with positive ID required. $35 fee on all returned checks.
Everything sold as is where is. Announcements made the day of the auction have precedence over advertisements. No buyer’s fee.
Wisconsin Licensed Registered Auctioneer: Kelly Hess #2671-052
992 Cty. Rd. K, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965 - 608-432-1155 or 608-254-1143
HUGE ANTIQUE
AND MODERN
AUCTION
ANTIQUES; MODERN FURNITURE; COLLECTILES; PRIMITIVES; TOOLS; LINENS
Location: 290 INDUSTRIAL DR. HAMSHIRE IL.
Take Rt. 20 east to out of Marengo to Allen Rd.. Go S. to Rowell Rd.. Go E. to Industrial Dr. to
auction site, Watch for signs.
VIEWING: DAY IF AUCTION STARTING AT 8:30 AM.
THIS IS A HUGE AUCTION WITH OVER $ 100,000 OF INVENTORY IN A
24,000 SQ FT HEATED BUILDING. OVER 400 PCS OF ANTIQUE & MODERN FURNITURE; INCLUDING ARMOIRES; HUTCHES; SIDE BOARDS;
MARBLE TOP TABLES; PRIVACY SCREENS; DROP LEAF TABLES; DINING ROOM SETS; DROP FRONT DESKS; CARIO CABINETS; COFFEE &
END TABLES; 3 TIER TABLES; WICKER FURNITURE; DISPLAY CASES;
TEA CARTS; OAK COMMODES; ROUND OAK TABLES; CANE & PRESS
BACK CHAIRS; VICTORIAN CHAIRS; WESTERN STYLE FURNITURE;
KIDS FUNITURE; HALF TABLES; STACKABLE TABLES; GRANDFATHER
& WALL CLOCKS; CEDAR CHEST; OVER 100 FRAMED PICTURES & ART
PCS; 40 PCS OF CHANDELIERS & CRYSTAL LAMPS; FIGURIAL LAMPS;
ANTIQUE RUGS; LOTS OF ROCKERS; WALL TAPESTRY; LOTS OF MIRRORS; 1925 WASSILY CHAIRS (REPO); ANTIQUE CI ELGIN PORCELAIN
STOVE (LIKE BRAND NEW); ANTIQUE ICE BOX; PRIMITIVES SUCH AS:
CI SWAN HEAD IRON GATE; CI HORSE HEADS; ROD IRON FENCE &
POSTS; OLD LICENCE PLATES; BIRD CAGE; WELL PUMP; JOHNSON 7.5
ANTIQUE BOAT MOTOR; SLOT MACHINE GLASS FRONT INSERTS; LOTS OF BOOKS;
OVER 20 ANTIQUE DOORS; SLEDS; CARPENTERS TOOL BOX; ANTIQUE HAND TOOLS;
TABLE SAWS; RADIO ARM SAW; GRINDER; FATHER TYME; OUT DOOR GARDEN FURNITUE; HUGE AMOUNT OF LINENS INCLUDING QUILTS; TABLECLOTHES; LACE
ITEMS; DOLLIES AND VINTAGE CLOTHES; LEATHER COAT; FURS; COWBOY BOOTS;
PEACOCK FEATHERS; HUGE AMOUNT OF SMALLS INCLUDING 4 GAL REDWING
CROCK; OTHER CROCKS; CANNING JARS; HAND PAINTED DISHES; BAVARIAN ITEMS;
LENOX; WEST GERMAN; WEST MORELAND; COPELAND; LEFTON; MEAKIN; COFFEE
GRINDERS; COOKIE JARS; TOYS; KIDS TEA SETS; PRUSSIA; ROYAL RUDDLSTADT;
JOHN WAYNE AND ELVIS COLLECTOR PLATES; DIAMOND SCALE; COPPER BOILER;
DRESSER SETS; PLUS A LOT MORE INVENTORY NOT LISTED. CHECK WEBSITE (
www.goadauction.net ) FOR LARGER LIST AND PICTURES.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: THIS SALE IS ALL QUAILITY ITEMS READY TO GO INTO YOUR
HOMES OR STORE; THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING; WILL BE SELLING WITH 2 OR 3
AUCTIONEERS AT ONE TIME.
TERMS: CASH; CHECK W/ PROPER ID; VISA; MASTERCARD; 10% BUYERS PREMIUM; SALES TAX WILL BE COLLECTED. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE TAKES
PRECEDENCE OVER ANY/ALL PRINTED MATERIAL; NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR LOSS OF ITEMS;
AUCTIONEERS: ROBERT O. GOAD ILL LIC 440.000586 -815765-2299 OR 815-739-6454; RANDY DONLEY ILL LIC.
441.001907 - 815-790-9435; JOHN EDWARDS ILL LIC 440.000751
Goad= 4x 6.7’ $544.84 + $42 color photos
Kelly Hess=5.8’
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’S HONOR AUCTION
$235.83 SUPER START TO 2013! AWESOME ESTATE ITEMS.
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DOUSMAN COMMUNITY CENTER, DOUSMAN, WI
[email protected]
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 16, 2013 - 5:30 P.M.
Preview 4:00 P.M. www.baileyshonor.com
PROXY BIDDING WELCOME!
Antiques & Collectibles: Super Pontiac dealer sign, Rare
majolica cheese dome, Teco cabinet vase, Weller Louwelsa
large jardinière, brushware umbrella stand,Salem Bros.
fantastic leaded glass table lamp, long guns &, Daisy #25
BB gun, rim fire, fish trap, Patriotic needlepoint chairs,
nice fountain pens and mechanical pencils, loads of costume jewelry and rings, small cabinets, great early century
oriental earthenware, Head vases including 10” Inarco, snuff bottles,
SS knife, military items, Marilyn Monroe doll and artwork,
Olympia motion lamp, Indian pottery Tarahumara & Casas
Grandes, cane sword, canes, beater jar collection, medicine
cabinets, coffee grinders, dropfront child desk with slag
glass, Fireplace screen-floral, Great 1957 Columbia lamp
with folding metal shade, Coke dispensers, Newcomb college
vases, furs and derby hat, lighters, trunk, marble top cabinet, Robert
Mole machete, nude acrylic on board, Vogue pic record, ephemera,
Yachting magazines, albums, autograph Beatles trade cards, Schuco toy cars, Emerson
and Zenith transitor radios in boxes, violin, DeLaval paper and sign, B&H andirons, carnival glass,
JP portrait plates, biscuit jar, signed prints, Portrait signed on ivory, oyster crate, folk art, wood
ammo boxes, oil lamps, many Red Wing crocks, Red Wing art pottery, wood benches, carved
Perkins bird, signed oil painting, and much more- Great start to 2013
TERMS: Cash/credit cards/in state check w/pic ID. 5% buyer fee, 10% premium for absentee bidding. bailyshonor.com photos & details!
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687 Email: [email protected]
When out & about, let our advertisers
know where you saw their ad!
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OUTSTANDING FINE
ANTIQUE AUCTION
ESTATE OF VIRGIL ST. JOHN - PART III
Rock Falls Community Center – Rock Falls, Iowa
(7 Miles NE of Mason City, IA) PREVIEW: Friday, Jan. 18th, 3 – 6 pm
FOR ONLINE CATALOG, CHECK OUR WEBSITE: www.seeckauction.com
Over 400 cataloged lots – You may enter absentee bids online using the Auction Flex
online Catalog system. Online absentee bidding closes Friday, January 18th at 6 pm.
* Sleepy Eye Stoneware and Pottery;
Rookwood; Roseville; Moorcroft; Royal
Doulton including Figurines & Lambeth;
Occupational Shaving Mugs; Weller;
Whites Utica Stoneware; Majolica;
Buffalo Pottery Deldare; McCoy;
Cast Iron Toys including Arcade &
Hubley; Cast Iron Still Banks; Other
Toys; Stangl Birds; Tea Leaf Ironstone; * Several Reverse
Painted & Adverse Painted Scenic Lamps; Several Art
Glass Lamp Shades including Quezal & Steuben; Signed
Tiffany Candle Lamp; and MUCH MORE!
TERMS: Cash or Check w/ID, VISA and MasterCard
accepted. Announcements made day of sale take precedence
over any printed information.
No Buyer’s Premium.
Everything Sold As Is.
Seeck=6.1 $249 + 18=
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NEILLSVILLE, WI
NEW FURNITURE STORE COMPLETE LIQUDATION
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2013 - 10:30 A.M. SHARP!
[email protected]
Due to expansion & remodeling. Some new Hardware.
Over 40 New Restouic boxed sets, 100 pcs. of new furniture, electronics, Lamps, recliners, sofas,
hutches & curio cabinets. All sells, no reserves. Save hundreds, thousands, all mint showroom
quality. View over 200 photos: www.whats4sale.biz
Terms: Cash, check, MasterCard w/fee. State Tax. No returns. No buyer’s fee.
Jim Arneson, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #836, Neillsville, 715-819-2689;
Sparta, 608-797-5086.
LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE
105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983
SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2013
INSPECTION 7:00 A.M. - AUCTION 8:00 A.M.
ANNUAL SPORTING AUCTION
PLEASE COME EARLY TO REGISTER.
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INSPECTION 4:00 P.M. - AUCTION 5:00 P.M.
We will be selling Smaller Area Estates - Apartment & Garage Items
www.liebeauctionservice.com
Terms: Cash or check with I.D.
Any information given the day of sale takes precedence over this information.
All Sales final with no warranties or guarantees.
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER: STEVE LIEBE #871
Phone 920-867-3352 Email: [email protected]
Jim & Jan Seeck
641-424-1116
Email:
[email protected]
Tom Harris Antique Auctions Presents
350 Antique & Collectible Steins, Asian Antiques
& Collectibles Glass & China at Public Auction
In Marshalltown, Iowa
Richard Brush Collection From Pittsburgh, PA
Wednesday, January 9th, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
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ANOTHER
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RODEWAY INN & SUITES, TOMAHAWK, WI
TomDirections:
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Hwy. 51 North to Exit 229 (Hwy. 86/Cty. D), west to 1738 Comfort Dr.
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N9519 Sunset Point Rd., Tomahawk, WI 54487
www.anothertotalauction.com Email: [email protected]
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Lynnette Hanson #1398
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Bid, Buy & Sell From The Comfort Of Your Home Computer!!!
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Watch our site or get on our weekly Email list to keep yourself up-to-date on Wisconsin's
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“A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique News
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It’s always fun to see what items have sold for.
All photos and prices are from previous articles that have run in
Auction Action Antique News over the last 18 years.
Red Wing Collectors were thrilled
to find this Spongeband Cookie Jar,
it sold for $725 at a Times Past auction. This Imperial Gun Powder Tin
with great graphics brought a This Beautiful Pairpoint Lamp
bid of $275 at a Yoder auction.
#D3066 with a 20” Reverse
Painted Shade was
the highlight of the day,
selling for $4,000 at a Mike
Paul auction.
Auctioneer Mike Paul calls for bids on
an absolutely pristine Child’s Victorian
Wicker Sleigh. A lot of hands were in the
air for this little beauty. The sleigh
sold for a bid of $1,050.
Signed McClelland
& Barclay Figural
Concierge Phone
Stand, $5,750 at a
Tom Harris auction.
Choice of
this trio of vintage Wisconsin canvasback decoys yielded
an $800 bid at Miller’s Auction Co.
Ringman Rudy Hershberger spots
for bids on this U.S. Springfield
Carbine that sold for $2,600 at a
Yoder auction.
A nice selection of toys
included this Dragonfly
Electric Speed Boat
with the original box
that sold for $340 at
a Mike Paul auction.
A pair of signed C.
Schleicher Portrait Paintings
6” x 8” brought a bid of
$1,550 at a Mike Paul auction.
Chelsea No. 11778 Special Grand
Ships Clock, $6,050 at
a Tom Harris auction.
A Fabulous pair of 31”
Otto Muller
Oil Lamps with
Cranberry Shades
brought a bid of $800
for the pair at a Mike
Paul auction.
This rare allgreen Western
Stoneware Old
Sleepy Eye
cattail vase
was the big
winner among
the stoneware,
selling for an
impressive
$1,600 at
Miller’s
Auction Co.
This rare Fox Lake
Brewing Co. “Three
Fishes” example, selling for
$1,000 at Miller’s Auction
Co.
Red Wing 12-gallon salt
glazed crock with cobalt birch
leaves - $800 at Miller’s
Auction Co.
Dobbie
McInnes &
Clyde
Astronomical
Observatory
Clock, $57,500
at a Tom
Harris auction.
Walnut Gilbert
#8 Pinwheel
Jeweler's
Regulator,
$11,000 at a
Tom Harris
auction.
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Antique Collectors Won't Want
To Miss The Des Moines
Antique Spectacular Show
February 8-10, 2013
(Des Moines, Iowa)— Antique Collectors won’t want to miss the Des
Moines Antique Spectacular show February 8-10, 2013, in Des Moines, Iowa at the
Iowa State Fairgrounds—Knapp Learning Center. It will showcase the best in quality antiques and collectibles. There is plenty of free parking and admission is $7 and
good for all weekend.
With the Antique Spectacular, there is always something to interest every
collector including: furniture, art pottery, stoneware, books, prints, primitives, jewelry, silver, antique glassware, china, postcards, coins, quilts, dolls, toys, advertising, rugs, vintage textiles and period pieces. Shop for a timeless treasure that is new
to you.
The Antique Spectacular show hours for the weekend, February 8th-10th
are: Friday, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission is $7 at the door and is good for all three days. Patrons can check out and
register on the website: www.antiquespectacular.com to print a $1 off coupon. The
Iowa State Fairgrounds Knapp Learning Center is located at, East 33rd Street &
East University Avenue Des Moines, Iowa
Friday, February 8, 2013 5 PM – 9 PM
Saturday, February9, 2013 10 AM - 6 PM
Sunday, February 10, 2013 11 AM - 4 PM
More information about the Antique Spectacular is available at
AntiqueSpectacular.com; by calling 712.326.9964 or by email [email protected]. The Antique Spectacular is presented by Melting Pot Productions, Inc.
7th Annual Top of the
Class Antiques Show
Forty quality antiques dealers from throughout the mid-west will converge
on the Illinois State University campus in Normal, IL from Friday, January 25
through Sunday, January 27, 2013.
Last year's edition featured top dealers from eight mid-western states ranging from Ohio to Iowa and from Michigan to Tennessee. A few additional vendors
have been added for this year's show which promises to bring a wide range of style
and eras for display and sale.
Many of the vendors carry a general line, but some of the specialty dealers
will bring quality toys, early Americana, jewelry, primitives, quilts, and hunting/fishing collections. The show strives to be a balanced one by also featuring furniture,
art-glass and art-pottery, silver and glassware, advertising, paper, and books.
The show is a benefit for the students of the School of Communication at
Illinois State and provides a real-life laboratory for students majoring in Public
Relations and Communication. Senior students are involved in publicity and hospitality aspects of the show. PR students participate in planning and organizing show
promotion to local and national media. One of the trade-marks of the show is vendor hospitality as students become involved in move-in and move-out support, booth
sitting, and other dealer assistance.
Students also help maintain the show web site: www.topoftheclassantiques.com which offers driving directions, a list of vendors, and other show materials.
Show hours are Friday, January 25, 5:00 - 8:00 p.m., Saturday, January 26,
10:00 - 5:00 and Sunday, January 27, 10:00 - 4:00 p.m. Admission is $5 and is valid
all three days. The show is held in the Bone Student Center at Illinois State
University, 100 N. University Ave., Normal, IL. The Bloomington/Normal community is in the center of Illinois, at the cross-roads of Interstate 55, 74, and 39.
For additional show information, contact show manager Doug Jennings at
309.838.7080 or email at [email protected]
Quiltings, Frolicks, & Bees: 100 Years of Signature
Quilts
Price: $29.99
Sue Reich
Book Details
ISBN: 9780764340987
Size: 8 1/2 x 11
Illustrations: 258 color images
Pages:
144
Availability:
Jun 2012
Binding:
Hard Cover
Book Description
Historically, societies of women gathering together for the purpose of quiltmaking
have been referred to as quiltings, frolicks, and bees. This book brings together
newspaper articles about their needlework activities with quilts inscribed with hundreds of names - known as signature quilts. Quilting communities encompassed
families, church groups, civic and social organizations, and varied awareness
groups. Using their quiltmaking skills, women comforted both their families and
those in need. They successfully raised monies for their villages and towns, for veterans and orphaned children, for worldwide organizations such as the Red Cross,
and benevolent causes close to home. This nearly 200-year tradition in quiltmaking
carries into the 21st Century. With needle and scroll, quiltmakers continue to capture their special family events, hails and farewells of friends and coworkers, and
needful societal causes in the medium of cloth.
Excitement Building For
11th Annual Antique
Sporting Collectible Show
This annual event held in Oshkosh, Wisconsin is gaining a lot of popularity with both collectors and dealers. The Oshkosh Sunnyview Expo Center is an
ideal location for this show. The modern facility is spacious, bright and clean. It is
an easy drive from all of the major cities, with easy access off Highway 41. There
are acres of lighted and paved parking.
"At this time we are looking at around 125 dealers with about 350 tables"
states organizer Dennis Gauger. The contracts have been signed, with the show to
be held the 1st weekend in February through the year 2018. We feel it is important
to remain consistent. Each year the show will be held the same time (1st weekend
in February), the same place (Sunnyview Expo Center in Oshkosh, Wisconsin) and
the same hours Saturday, from 9-4 and Sunday from 9-2.
The first weekend in February is a prime date for the show to be held. It is
a sure cure for "Cabin Fever", which its just about then. We are fortunate to have
many fine reputable dealers that assist in the promotion of the show each year.
Each year there is more merchandise suitable for the novice collectors. We
also have many items that the general public bring in for appraisal or to sell the
weekend of the show. There is an amazing number and type of items that will be
bought and sold including, Decoys, Fishing and Hunting Antiques, Traps, Indian
Artifacts, Wildlife Mounts, Early Advertising, Baseball and Football memorabilia,
Military Items, Carvings, Wildlife Art, Archery, Outdoor Books and Literature,
Knives, Golfing Items and so Much More!
Due to the quantity of merchandise, Friday is dealer set-up fay. Some of the
dealers with larger inventory can drive right into the building for unloading. Friday
is also an opportunity for a lot of networking among dealers who will be too busy
during show hours because of the heavy show traffic. we are starting to attract dealers from neighboring states due to the continued success of the show and the low
cost of lodging and fine restaurants in close proximity to the Expo center. Each year
there will be new promotions. Live Saturday morning radio broadcast. Last Year's
free Sunday morning breakfast at the Expo Center for all participating dealers and
door prizes for the general public were appreciated by all and will be continued
again this year. Dealer fees will remain the same low and the general admission for
the public will remain the same at $5.00. Children will be admitted free to encourage young people to participate and start collecting got themselves. Sunday is
"Ladies Day" with Free Admission for the women.
Food Service will again be on site. In addition there will be 24 hour security and surveillance cameras. Show hours are Saturday, February 2nd from 9-4 and
Sunday, February 3rd from 9-2. Dealer Set-up Friday afternoon and evening and
Saturday and Sunday at 7AM. Expo Center directions: just north of Oshkosh,
Wisconsin off Highway 41 (Exit 124) Jackson St.
For further information feel free to call 920-337-0113 or visit the website at
www.antiquesportshow.com
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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
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January 20
37th Annual
Janesville Winter
Antique Show
Sat. January 5 ~ 9-5
Sun. January 6 ~ 10-4
SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 2013
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
35 Quality Dealers
from across the Midwest
Milwaukee’s
WEST BEND
ANTIQUES SHOW
Admission $5.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00
Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
Dealer Space Available ~ Adm: $4:50 both days
JANUARY 19-20, 2013
Pontiac Convention Center
Washington Co. Fair Park
For additional information or table availability call
Saturday 9-4 • Sunday 10-3
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com
2809 N. Pontiac Dr. ~ Janesville, WI 53545
Information: Steve Bina
608-385-3598 or 608-385-8911
Top Of The Class
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January 25th-27th
West Bend, Wisconsin
Hwy. 45 & Pleasant Valley Rd.
(30 min. North of Milwaukee, WI)
Admission: $5 • FREE PARKING
OVER 50 QUALITY DEALERS
Fantastic Luncheon from Catering by Bryan
Call Nona at 414-525-0820
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39th Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association
Antiques Show & Sale
FEBRUARY 1 & 2
~ 2013
Fri, 10-7 • Sat, 10-5 • Sun, 11-4
Waukesha County Expo Center
Waukesha, Wisconsin 53188
Friday 25th ~ 5-8pm
Saturday 26th ~ 10-5pm
Sunday 27th ~ 10-4pm
I-94 (exit #294, Hwy J), South 1 mile to
1000 Northview Rd. Follow signs West to Show
Over 55 Quality Dealers ~ Authenticity Guaranteed
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100 N University St.
Dealers can drive in to unload & to load out!
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Sunday 10-4
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11th Annual Antique
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February 2 & 3, 2012
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
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SATURDAY ~ 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
SUNDAY ~ 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
125 DEALERS
350 Tables
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February 24
Sunday 10-4
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30 Civic Center Dr
DC Everest High School
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4 miles South of Wausau, WI
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The 62nd Annual
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COLLECTORS CLASSIC
MARCH 23 & 24, 2013
TOY SHOW
Sat. 9am-5pm • Sun. 10am-4pm
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SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 2013
10th Street at Jefferson St.
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
(one block South of Rt. 64)
Park Place of Countryside
Donation $6.00
6240 Joliet Rd., Countyside, IL
• Crystal & China Repair
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Milwaukee’s
Star of the North Antique Show
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
(Education Building)
1265 North Snelling Ave, St Paul, MN 55108
SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 2013
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Hours: Friday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sat.: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • Sun.: 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
June 28, 29, 30, 2013
Cedar Rapids Antique Show
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
(Main Exhibit Bldg.)
4400 6th St SW (just off I-380, Exit 17)
Admission $5.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
Hours: Friday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sat.: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Sun.: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
April 26, 27, 28, 2013
For additional information or table availability call
Gold Rush - Olmsted Co. Fairgrounds
ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA
Antique Show & Flea Market
Hwy 63 South
Hours: Grounds open 8 a.m.
Bldgs open: Sat.: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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May 10, 11, 12, 2013 • Aug. 16, 17, 18, 2013
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January 20, 2013 • February 24, 2013
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JUNE 30
AUGUST 11
SEPTEMBER 29
WEST BEND ANTIQUES SHOW
JANUARY 19 & 20, 2013
Washington County Fair Park
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FEBRUARY
Feb. 2 & 3 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectible Fair; DuPage EXPO, St., Charles, IL
Feb. 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Feb. 16 (SATURDAY) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
MARCH
March 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
March 16 (SATURDAY) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
March 30 & 31 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectible Fair; DuPage EXPO, St., Charles, IL
APRIL
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market starts 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
April 13 & 14 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Vintage Clothing Show; Grayslake, IL
April 20 (Saturday) National Civil War Collectors Show & Sale; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
MAY
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
May 11 & 12 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Garden Extavaganza; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
May 12 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Fairgrounds (M-86) Centreville, MI
May 19 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Berrien Springs, MI-Fairgrounds
May 25 & 26 (2 Day) Massive Holiday Flea Market; Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
JUNE
June 1 Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
June 8 & 9 Antique & Collectible Market; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
June 29 Belvidere “Mid-Niter” Fleas & Fun Market; Boone County Fairgrounds, Belvidere, IL
JULY
July 4 & 5 (Thur. & Fri.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
July 6 & 7 (Sat. & Sun.) Massive 2-Day Holiday Antique Market & Flea Market; Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
July 11, 12, 13 & 14 Iola Toy Barn; during massive Iola Wisconsin Car Show
June 14 (Sun.) Antique & Collectible Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
(Sundays) July 14, 21, 28 Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
AUGUST
August 3 (Sat.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
August 10 & 11 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Accent on Vintage Rock n’ Roll; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
August 11 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
August 17 (Saturday Nite) “Massive” 37th Annual Wheaton “All-Nite” Flea Market 4pm-4am;
DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
August 31 & Sept. 1 ( Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
SEPTEMBER
DES MOINES, IOWA
Hours: 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Friday
10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday
11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sunday
Sept. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market ; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Sept. 15 (Sunday) Antique & Collectibles Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
Sept. 21 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
QCCA Expo Center (Free Parking)
Oct. 5 (Saturday) 27th Annual Eagle River, WI Downtown Antique Market; during the “Massive” Cranberry Fest
Oct. 6 (Sun.) “Harvest Fest” Flea Market & Car Show; Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Oct. 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Oct. 13 (Sunday) Antique Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
Oct. 26 (Saturday Nite) 3rd Annual “Haunted Halloween Flea Market” “Late-Niter”
3pm-Midnight; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Admission: Adults $7.00
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JANUARY
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Jan. 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Chicagoland’s Premiere Monthly Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Jan. 19 (SATURDAY) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
IOWA STATE FAIRGROUNDS-Animal Learning Center
East 33rd St. just off E. University (Exit at I-235/University
2013 Schedule
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November 1-3, 2013
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CEDAR FALLS, IOWA
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
Nov. 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Nov. 16 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market (Winter- Season Opener); DuPage County
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Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectibles Fair; DuPage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
DECEMBER
Admission: Adults $7.00
DATES: March 22-24, 2013
Dec. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds; Grayslake, IL
Dec. 21 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Jan. 4th & 5th New Year 2013 Holiday Antique Market; Dupage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
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antiquespectacular.com
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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.
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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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Callicoat says the new challenge has been retaining KidsView participants’ interest
@RWPottery!
“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.”
With A Sold Out Show Of
70 Exhibitors, It Will Be Antiques
Galore At Antique Spectacular
(Rock Island, IL) The Spring Antique Spectacular is coming the weekend
of March 1st through 3rd at the QCCA Expo Center in Rock Island, IL. With a sold
out show of 70 exhibitors, it will be antiques galore at Antique Spectacular. The
show, now in its 19th year, is located at the QCCA Expo Center, 2621 4th Avenue
in Rock Island in Illinois! The show will be brimful with a wonderful selection of
fine antiques and collectibles for sale. Featured will be select antique dealers with
unique merchandise from around the world. Attendees will have an opportunity, all
weekend, to shop the wide range of quality antiques.
With the Antique Spectacular, there is always something to interest every
collector including: furniture, art pottery, stoneware, books, prints, primitives, jewelry, silver, antique glassware, American Indian items, china, postcards, coins,
quilts, dolls, toys, advertising, marbles, rugs, vintage textiles and period pieces.
Shop, for a timeless treasure, that is new to you.
March 1st through 3rd, the Antique Spectacular show hours are Friday, 5
p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Parking
is FREE and show admission is $7 and is good for admittance all three days.
Patrons can check out and register on the website: www.antiquespectacular.com to
print a $1 off coupon.
SHOW HOURS & ADMISSION:
Friday, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
$7 Admission is good for admittance all three days.
More information about the Antique Spectacular is available at
www.antiquespectacular.com or by calling Kimberly Schilling at 712-326-9964.
The Antique Spectacular is presented by Melting Pot Productions, Inc.
Revised “Marble Mania”
It is our pleasure to announce the publication & availability of our table top
book, Marble Mania. The original book published in July 1998 has been out of
print & unavailable for over a year.
The revised edition contains over 240 pages & close to 1,400 illustrations.
It has a hard cover with a dust jacket & like the original, covers all of the collectible
areas of the hobby of marbles.
The various sections include: Section 1: Marbles Other Than Glass; Section
2: Early Handmade Glass Marbles; Section 3: Machine Made Marbles; Section 4:
Contemporary Marbles; Section 5: Games & Toys; Section 6: Other Uses of
Marbles. Also included are a glossary of terms, a list of marble clubs, a bibliography, & an index. In addition, each of the photos has a valuation of the item pictured
as of the time the book was written & reviewed.
This book joins the seven other marble books the Society has done over the
years. The retail price for Marble Mania is $34.99 plus $6 shipping & handling.
It is also timely to note that Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. currently has the 5th
edition of Marbles: Identification & Price Guide, 5th edition which should be available later this year.
The Marble Collectors Society of America (MCSA) was founded in 1975
as a nonprofit organization established for charitable, scientific, literary & educational purposes. Society objectives include gathering & disseminating information
as well as performing services to further the hobby of marbles, marble collecting, &
the preservation of the history of marble s& marble making.
Some of the MCSA’s major accomplishments to date are the uninterrupted
issuance of the Society’s quarterly newsletter, Marble Mania, & accompanying
Calendar of Meets, shows & auctions; various surveys; photographing & publishing
color sheets; gathering & placing museum collections, in addition to those currently
housed at The Smithsonian Institute, The Corning Museum of Glass, & the Museum of
American Glass at WheatonArts; publication of price guides with periodic updates;
ongoing work towards establishing a library of articles & marble related material; preparation & publication of contributor listings; research & issuance of articles concerning
marble factories & contemporary marble makers; publication of books dedicated to the
hobby of marble collecting; classification & appraisal services.
Finally, MCSA has been an active & vital participant in the growth & visibility of the marble field throughout its 35 year history. The Society also recognizes
its obligations as the leading voice & reporting agency for the hobby, a task taken
very seriously.
For more information on MCSA write to PO Box 222, Trumbull, CT 06611.
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Clubs Reaching New Audiences
For many traditional collecting clubs trying to reverse a trend of declining membership, success stories are not abundant.
Reaching out to new audiences can be difficult... but it can also be successful.
But to be successful, club leadership may need to think outside the traditional box.
No longer are “traditional” collectors - those who collect rows upon rows of thimbles, or bells, or decoys, or (fill in the blank), the biggest group in the antiques, arts
and collectibles industry. These collectors - who make up the majority of most
clubs’ members - are still a very important group. Most of us are a part of this group.
However, the growth in the industry is in other “non-traditional” groups - people
who will more than likely represent new target audiences for those clubs willing to
make some serious changes to increase your memberships and stay viable.
The Association of Collecting Clubs has worked continuously over the years on the
areas of club promotion and membership recruitment. Admittedly, many of our suggestions and tools have been along traditional lines. Starting with our next
ACC/NAC Update Newsletter, we will be including a regular feature on reaching
new audiences with some more unconventional approaches. Many of you may simply shake your head and say “not for our club.” That’s fine. Hopefully, there may
be some ideas your club leadership can discuss and perhaps implement.
And, of course, if your club has already something rather unique which is working
in bringing in new members, we would love to hear about it. Send your comments
to: [email protected] or postally to: ACC, 18222 Flower Hill Way #299,
Gaithersburg, MD 20879.
150 Exhibitors Gather From
Across The Country and
Beyond To Present Iowa’s
Largest Indoor Antique and
Collectibles Show!
(Cedar Falls, Iowa) March 22nd-24th, 2013—Antique collectors, plan to
attend the 19th Annual UNI-Dome—Antique & Collectibles Show in Cedar Falls,
Iowa, March 22nd - 24th. Collectors, prepare to meet the unexpected, as more than
150 exhibitors gather from across the country and beyond to present Iowa’s largest
indoor antique and collectibles show!
The UNI-Dome Antique & Collectibles Show will be overflowing with a
wonderful selection of fine antiques and collectibles. The best of the best antique
dealers will feature all eras and styles of vintage furniture; art pottery, stoneware,
books, fine art and prints, primitives, fine & costume jewelry, silver, antique glassware, American Indian items & jewelry, china, postcards, political, kitchen, coins,
quilts, dolls, toys, sports collectibles, advertising and paper, marbles, tools, rugs,
vintage textiles and period pieces. The treasures are here for you and your family!
UNI-DOME SHOW HOURS & ADMISSION:
UNI-Dome, 2401 Hudson Road, Cedar Falls, IA 50613
Friday, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
$7 Admission
Be sure to check out our website for travel information, including maps and
hotels. Patrons can also be register at our website, AntiqueSpectacular.com for a
$1 discount admission coupon to the show.
More information about the UNI-Dome Antique & Collectible Shows or
our Antique Spectacular Shows, it is available at AntiqueSpectacular.com or by calling Kimberly Schilling at 712-326-9964 or by email at:
[email protected]. The UNI-Dome Antique & Collectible Shows and
the Antique Spectacular events are presented by Melting Pot Productions, Inc.
National Depression Glass Association
The National Depression Glass Association - preserving America's glass manufacturing heritage - is dedicated to the preservation of American made glassware manufactured just before, during, and immediately after the "Great Depression". The
organization is also dedicated to the dissemination of educational information
regarding the same - including a membership newsletter, "The News & Views," an
annual convention and show, and a variety of other member services. The NDGA's
ultimate goal is a first-class museum of American-made glass and related items.
The NDGA website - www.ndga.net - has been greatly improved with a total new
design and look earlier this year. The primary purpose of the site is to provide information to the members and other site visitors. The homepage provides a listing of
contents and features the latest NDGA news. Appropriately heading this list is the
latest news on the much anticipated July 2009 annual convention.
There is a growing section on The National Collection and how to donate either
glass or cash for this project.
The site contains a wealth of information. Articles on Depression Glass, dozens of
past features from the NDGA publications, glass reference books, past glass company advertisements, a directory of glass dealers and another of glass collecting
clubs and photos of members' glass collections.
Anyone who happens to have the least bit of interest and appreciation for glassware
is going to find this site a place on the Internet to visit again and again... and it must
be a tremendous resource for NDGA members. Actually there also are membersonly pages on the site in addition to all the public pages.
(from ACC News Service, Association of Collectors. Collectors.Org)
Antique Vintage Handkerchiefs
Fun To Collect And Use
By Shelby Weister, Four Seasons Antique Mall
Handkerchiefs have been around for centuries, but in the 1920’s, Kleenex tissues
began to take their place. A hanky became an inexpensive accessory for an outfit
and the perfect “Christmas gift for a friend or relative because you didn’t need to
know the size to purchase. Also they were a special gift easy to enclose in a card
and mail.
Today, many ladies carry or tie them on their purses or put them in the cuff of a
blouse so they are handy when needed. The distinguishing features of handkerchiefs
are patterns and designs. They come in many styles, colors and shapes. Many animals, such as dogs, appear o handkerchiefs, while floral ones are plentiful.
Children’s hankies depict cartoon characters or nursery rhymes. In the 1930’s,
many children went to school with a handkerchief pinned to their clothing.
There are designer handkerchiefs, and some are signed like works of art. Though
they were mass produced, you’ll be able to recognize the style of a particular artist
even if the handkerchief isn’t signed.
History and patriotism is a way of learning of a handkerchief’s age or time span.
the red, white and blue hankies represent the armed forces and instill patriotism in
the wearer. Many military personnel purchased hankies as gifts for loved ones.
“Remember Pearl Harbor” is one of the most poignant of all the hankies. After
World War II, gas rationing stopped and many people took to the road for vacations.
No item was a better souvenir than a handkerchief - inexpensive and small.
Most handkerchiefs are cotton or linen and most have hand-rolled edges. There
are also some that are silk.
To bring your handkerchiefs back to a nice condition, try to remove stains by soaking them in Oxy Clean or use cold water with hand soap. Always rinse thoroughly
and never squeeze or wring it dry. Lay the handkerchief flat on a towel to dry and
then iron it and store with acid free paper between each handkerchief.
Lace, crocheted and tatted handkerchiefs are very nice for special events, such as
confirmation or first communion. For a wedding, a handkerchief can meet the need
for something borrowed, blue, old or new.
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Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association February 1 & 2, 2013
Show To Benefit Grants & Scholarships
The Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association,
founded in 1948, is a non-profit organization dedicated
to education as well as preservation of Wisconsin's heritage.
Funded by admissions charged at their October
and February antiques shows, their Association awards
scholarships and grants annually.
Waukesha County high school seniors recently
submitted entries for the Wisconsin Antiques Dealers
Association's scholarship competition. Winners will be
announced in January and recognized at the February 1
& 2 antiques show.
Wisconsin historical groups that received
2012 Recipient: Israel Stowell
Temperance House,
Delavan, Wisconsin, to secure the
structure before renovation
WADA grants in 2012 are:
• The Israel Stowell Temperance House in Delavan,
Wisconsin, to secure the structure before renovation
• The Rock County Historical Society, Janesville,
Wisconsin, for adaptive re-use of an exhibit case.
•
The Richfield Historical Society, Richfield,
Wisconsin, for foundation restoration of the
Messer/Mayer Mill.
In addition, for the last 4 years the Wisconsin
Antiques Dealers Association has sponsored the "30th
Star Benefit Antiques Auction", produced by the
Friends of the Wisconsin Historical Society and held at
Old World Wisconsin. This auction has raised impor-
2012 Recipient: Rock County Historical
Society received funding for adaptive
re-use of an exhibit case.
Nipper Collectibles
Volumn II
The Nipper and gramophone trademark, known as “His Master's Voice” was one of
the recognizable images of the twentieth century. Nipper is a dog of mixed lineage, part
bull terrier and fox terrier. The real Nipper lived only eleven years. His popularity as the
model in the dog and gramophone trademark has continued since the early 1900s. Nipper
retained his popularity with Americans and dog lovers throughout the world because of the
following: The unusual and quizzical pose of the little dog in the painting of Nipper supposedly listening to "His Master's Voice" has fascinated young and old; the dog and gramophone
trademark has appeared on billions of disc records, CD's and electronic entertainment
devices as well as in countless advertisements; Nipper has been duplicated and reproduced
in many different sizes and forms.
Nipper Collectibles Volume II is written to supplement the information and collectibles found in Nipper Collectibles The RCA Victor Trademark Dog, a book we published
in 2007. Nipper collectibles found in the 350 pages of Volume II are not found in the first
Nipper Collectibles book, as collectors brought to our attention many vintage Nipper items
not previously described. Many new Nipper collectibles have arrived at the marketplace.
Perhaps this is because the trademark is no longer a registered trademark in the United
States. Once the world's most recognizable trademark, Nipper can now only appear in the
country of origin. Because of territorial licensing, he can no longer be used as a tool for
global marketing and identification of a product. Years of neglect and corporate mismanagement have diminished Nipper's recognition by younger generations.
This update is organized chronologically. The oldest Nipper collectibles are found
in the first chapter and newest collectibles are found in Chapter five. New reproductions and
Nipper imposters are found in the last chapter of the update.
There are an amazing number of Nipper collectibles. We received e-mails, telephone calls and letters from collectors and Nipper lovers informing us of their Nipper collectibles. The number of collectibles was accumulating and we were urged to do an update
to our book Nipper Collectibles The RCA Victor Trademark Dog. Enjoy Nipper Collectibles
Volume II and collecting Nipper memorabilia.
The cost of Vol. II is $36.00 or purchase both Volumes I & II for $60.00. To order
you can visit our website at: www.audioantique.com or send a check to: Audio Antique,
W6273 Cedar Cliff Dr. Hortonville, WI 54944
tant funding to aid the endeavors of the Wisconsin
Historical Society.
To learn more about the Wisconsin Antiques
Dealers Association's grant & scholarship opportunities
along with their many other endeavors promoting
Wisconsin history, visit their website at
www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com and attend their
antiques show Friday, February 1, 11 am - 9 pm and
Saturday, February 2, 10 am - 5 pm at the Waukesha
County Expo Center, 1000 Northview Road, Waukesha
(a Milwaukee suburb). A fish fry will be served Friday
night. There is plenty of free parking and an ATM is on
the premises. Questions? (414) 510-4441
2012 Recipient: $500 was pledged to the
Richfield Historical Society towards
foundation restoration of the
Messer/Mayer Mill.
2011 Recipient: Friends of the Wisconsin
Historical Society for continuing
sponsorship of their “30th Star Benefit
Antiques Auction” to be held April, 2012.
Collectors Trade Show - Serving Clubs and Collectors
The "Collectors Trade Show" on the Collectors.Org website is designed to serve the
needs of both collecting clubs and collectors, offering aisles of vendors featuring
products and services of interest to collectors and to the leadership of collecting
clubs.
Collectors.Org is the official website of both the National Association of
Collectors(NAC) and the Association of Collecting Clubs(ACC). ACC works with
over 2400 collecting clubs on six continents. NAC is for individual collectors, identifying and addressing those needs and concerns that are common to all collectors.
The
Collectors
Trade
http://tradeshow.collectors.org
Show
can
be
reached
directly
at:
Collectors will find vendors offering everything from shipping supplies to display
cases...alarm systems to price guides...collector software to training
courses...appraisal or restoration services and much more.
The leadership of collecting clubs will find vendors with customized logo merchandise, membership incentives and club management tools, event planning, convention sites or meeting facilities, printing options and internet services.
Other aisles feature auction houses, antique malls and galleries, collectibles shows,
flea markets, and specialty aisles for specific types of collecting.
The Collectors Trade Show is always open...7 days a week...24 hours a day. Many
vendors offer collectors special discounts if they are a member of an ACC member
club or an NAC member.
A potential vendor wishing to have a display booth in the Collectors Trade Show
can get information by contacting ACC/NAC at: [email protected] or
301.926.8663. A display booth can feature your full line of products or services with
direct links to your own website. A booth costs $100/year and includes development
of the booth based on your own website or materials provided - at no additional
cost.
(from Association of Collecting Clubs News Service. Collectors.org)
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or E-mail at: [email protected]
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10-5 E-MAIL: [email protected]
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$150. Dlr MK
Wooden Banana
Crate-Racine,WI, $195.
Dlr 120
1933 Century of Progress needle
work, 18” x 19”, $150. Dlr 26
(6) Ball & claw oak chairs, $895. Dlr 00
Sleepy Eye Pitchers: L- 5 1/2"
as is, $55. R- 4" $120. Dlr 6676
Remington
mechanical
pencil, $25.
Dlr 23
Art Deco fish
bowl & stand,
$375. Dlr 6
Assorted bottles:
Annie Oakley, $80; "Hoppy" $85;
Planters Peanuts (1937 litho tin top),
$145; Buy War Bonds, $120. Dlr 28
Cutting
Block
(one of a kind!),
$165. Dlr 98
Weezel Sparrow
fish lure, $40.
Dlr 23
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