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2005 Ford F-650 Brings $28,000 at Sullivan
Auctioneers October 20th Auction
Article & Photos by Sullivan Auctioneers
On Tuesday, October 20th, 2015, Sullivan Auctioneers, LLC held a
gigantic car dealership liquidation
auction in Ottumwa, Iowa for
Goldy’s Auto Sales. This sale featured over 100 cars, car parts, signs
& much more. A 2005 Ford F-650
rollback was the winner of the day,
bringing $28,000.
‘05 Ford F-650 rollback,
color red, $28,000.
Komatsu WA250 pay
loader w/ bucket, runs
good, used daily, $26,500.
‘37 Chevrolet coupe, primer,
lots of work completed, T116,
$11,500.
Continued on page 7
NEHI Painted Steal Sign Brings $825 at
Harry Lahr Auctions October 3rd Event
Article & photos by Matt Lahr
On October 3rd Harry Lahr Auctions of Earlville, Iowa conducted an auction
for the personal collection of Bill & Peg DeKeyser. The DeKeysers’ are very
well known and respected in the antique business. There was a good crowd
with people from 9 states getting in on the bidding. The auction started at 10
am and the 513 itemized lots were done at 4:15.
Continued on page 6
This orange Hubley cast iron HarleyDavidson toy sold for a high bid of $575.
A 12” McAvoy’s Malt
Marrow tray brought a
high bid of $625.
This fantastic NEHI painted steal advertising
sign sold for a high bid of $825.
This very early two sided wooden
game board brought $270.
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Bidders from Nine States Vie for a Piece of the DeKeyser
Collection at Harry Lahr Auctions
"We put a lot of work and time into
this auction, but it was the quality of
Some of the high lighted items of the
the items that Bill & Peg
collected that did the
day were 19" Success Manure
Spreader sign-$500, a 2 sided
most", Auctioneer Matt
Lahr commented. It was a
flanged Castle Hall Cigar signcool day outside but the air
$475, a very early 2 sided
wooden game board-$570, a
conditioners still needed to be
turned on half way through the
mini stoneware adv. jug from
Manchester,
IA-$340,
12"
sale because of the crowd. Harry Lahr
Auctions was very pleased to get many
McAvoy's Malt Marrow tray$625, 4 1/2" Red Wing pantry
compliments on how the auction was
Game Tobacco tin, $170.
run and would like to thank all who
jar w/ lid-$350, a stoneware
came to or bid at the auction. Harry
beater jar from Sand Spring, IALahr Auctions is run by Matt & Lisa
$400, an orange Hubley CI Harley Davidson-$575, a Game Tobacco tin-$170,
Lahr and their next auction is Nov. 14 in
Yucatan Chewing Gum tin-$210, a NEHI painted steal sign was $825, DeLaval
parts cabinet-$525, over 100 Tobacco, Coffee & Cocoa tins sold mostly choice
Earlville and will have many good
antiques, primitives & advertising items
from $20 with many up to $90 each & some over $150 each. There was a
& will be sold by an itemized list. Go to
"Running Horses" print that sold for $280. A Coca-Cola sign w/ bottles sold for
$575. A very early scrapbook, Our National Game was $330. An Indian Oil Coca-Cola sign harrylahrauctions.com for more info or
can-$210 and 5" Red Wing with bottles, contact Matt @ 563-329-1010.
sponge ware bowl-$250.
$575.
Article & photos by Matt Lahr
19” Success Manure Spreaders
sign, $500.
The History of the W. Nelson McCoy’s
Blue Bird Pottery
By Dewayne Imsand
An Old “Blue Bird” Pot Shop
Two sided
flanged Castle Hall
Cigar sign, $475.
4 1/2” Red Wing pantry
jar with lid, $350.
35Considering his job at the grocery, and the labor involved in farming, maintaining
his household, supplying clay and firewood for his kiln, one would imagine that W.
Nelson only had a small amount of time for actual pottery production. Surely, the
volume he produced was small, and it was undoubtedly unmarked, since none that is
attributable to him has been found.
Prior to 1853 a grocery store in Zanesville was owned by “James Benjamin & Co.”.
W. Nelson McCoy was born in 1820 in Harpers Ferry, Virginia, which is located in Sometime after 1858 W. Nelson acquired the major share in the “Benjamin & Co.”,
West Virginia. In January 1848, he and his wife Ester moved to Ohio’s, Muskingum and the name of the store was then changed to “McCoy – Benjamin & Co.”. Hugh
County, Springfield Township, in a community called Putnam. At that time, Putnam McDonald was another owner besides McCoy and Benjamin.
was a suburb of Zanesville, but in 1872, it became incorporated into Zanesville.
In addition to the operation of the store itself, James Benjamin had other interests;
During the same year as W. Nelson and his wife arrived in Putnam, they had a son he was a wholesale dealer in stoneware. The newspaper “Zanes Times Signal” carwhose name was James W. Years later J.W. would go on to establish a well-known ried an article in 1957 by Norris F. Schneider, who, quoting old sources, said that
pottery, the “J.W. McCoy Pottery”.
during the 1870’s Benjamin was one of the three major stoneware wholesalers in the
region. The other major stoneware wholesalers at the time were J.C. Gillespie, and
W. Nelson came to Putnam as a farmer. He acquired some land and built a house. In Hudson C. Ward.
addition to farming, he also built a small, log building to produce stoneware during
the warmer months. The pottery was a small, “Blue Bird” type shop, which was like The crock shown is an example of Benjamin’s wares. The inscription on it is stenthe ones many of the farmers had at the time. It was primitive in its equipment, and ciled in blue ink, and reads, “Jas. Benjamin Wholesale Stoneware Depot Zanesville,
the ware it produced was rough and unfinished. Although during that period, most of O”.
the home-owned, “Bluebird” shops operated under primitive conditions.
W. Nelson is not known to have been associated with James Benjamin in the pottery
W. Nelson only produced pottery for a few years, not eight as previously believed. business in Zanesville. However, he and Benjamin were associated in the pottery
In January 1853, a notice was published in the “Zanesville Daily Courier” stating business located in Cincinnati. (See the article, “The History of the James Benjamin
that a partnership that W. Nelson had with Jeremiah Elder was dissolved. The part- Potteries and his Connection with W. Nelson McCoy”, which is contained on this
nership was in a Putnam grocery store, named Elder & McCoy, which had been Web site).
established at some uncertain prior time.
W. Nelson as a long-time, Zanesville businessman, became respected and popular. In
On the same date that W. Nelson ended his partnership with Elder, a second notice 1881, he was elected the mayor of Zanesville, and in 1883, he was reelected. W.
was published reporting that he had taken another partner, Norman Dodge, in the Nelson continued managing and working in his grocery and dry goods store until the
grocery business. Later W. Nelson bought out Elder, and the name of the grocery was early 1890’s. He died in 1894.
changed to “McCoy & Dodge”.
For more information visit: www.mccoypotterycollectorssociety.org
Continued on page
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‘03 GMC C6500
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‘98 Chevrolet C6500 rollback, Century aluminum bed, T104, $13,000.
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THURSDAY, Nov. 19th THRU SUNDAY, Nov. 22nd
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ANTIQUES – COLLECTIBLES - HOUSEHOLD
Willard Gutta Percha Daguerreotype, Pine Clock Shelf, Yelloware, Stoneware
Bowls and Jugs, Child’s Bunny Teaset, Wood Coffee Grinders, 2 Fruit Pastel
Paintings, Primitive Wood Fork, Wainscot Drysink, Oak Mirrored Single Door
Wardrobe, Smoking Stand, Parlor Table, Pie Crust Table, Cedar Chest, Brandt
Ranch Oak Chair and Ottoman, Vintage Suitcases, Holy Water Fonts, Head
vases, Miniatures, Atomized Perfume Bottles, Depression Glass, Crystal, Cookie
Jars, Franciscan Rose China Set, Milk Glass, Tradition Mantle Clock, New and
Old Xmas Décor, Postcards, Oriental Artwork, Prints, Bamboo Hat, Black
Laquer End Tables, Porcelain, Oriental Glassware/Barware. Occupied Japan,
Pine Benches, 4 Children’s Bowback Chairs, Oil Lamps, Washboards, Wood
Sleds and Skis, Wood Golf Clubs, Primitive Kitchen Items, Kraut Cutters, Cookie
Cutters, Milk Bottles, Griswold Mailbox, Cornbread, Skillets, Sportsman Cast
Iron Stove, Enamelware, Galvanized Watering Cans and Buckets, Coal Shuttle,
Old Tools, Stanley Planes, Westinghouse Brass Fan. Advertising Items: Tins,
Soda and Beer Bottles, Pharmacy, Nugrape, Mishicot, Maribel, Gettleman, Fox
Head S&P, Openers, Horlick’s Malted Milk Jar, Local Advertising; “Malt City
Beer Manitowoc” Wood Crate and More. Nice Selection of Nautical Items;
Framed Prints, Ships and Figures. Old Books, Records, Sheet Music, Old
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Child’s Metalware Stove, Hot Dogger, Corn Popper, Toy Sewing Machines,
Metal Lunch boxes; Roy Rogers, Dukes, Brave Eagle, Star Wars. Shirley Temple
Books, Dress, Glassware, Barbie Books and Dolls, Green Bay Packer Programs,
Lombardi 1966 Championship Team Figure, Megaphone, Packer Books,
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Through The Years Framed Print, 1956 Badgers Program. Michael Jordan
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Antiques, Collectibles, Linen, Glassware,
Household, Tools, Lawn & Garden & Pickup Truck
Arthur Ring & Sons
Kendall County Fairgrounds, 10826 IL Route 71, Yorkville, IL 60560
Directions: Take Rt. 47 to Rt. 71 and go West 1 mile to Kendall County Fairgrounds.
Saturday, November 14th, 2015 - 9:00 A.M. Start
SAT., NOVEMBER 28, 2015 AT 9:00 A.M.
Sale being transported from Rushville, IL to Sullivan Auction Site,
Hwy. 136 East, Hamilton, IL.
OVER 100 years of accumulation dating back to the 1800’s.
Note: Veto & Jo Somon's lived in Batavia, IL most of their lives. They are in there 90's. Their
home was completely furnished with beautiful antiques and collectibles. This is a very good quality auction. Please try to attend this great sale!
Note: Dolores Light has retired and is selling personal property.
Terms: Cash or good check with proper ID. All items paid for day of sale. Everything sold “AS
IS”. Not responsible for accidents or items after sold. No buyer premium
THIS WILL BE AN EXCEPTIONAL COLLECTIBLE TOY AUCTION!
SEVERAL SPECIAL DEALER PROMOTIONAL TOYS! MEMORABILIA, ETC.
Brian DeBolt Auction Service, Inc. Since 1987
Brian DeBolt, Plano, IL Lic. #440.000595, 630-552-4247
Call me for all your Real Estate & Auction needs!
For more pictures & information visit: www.deboltauctionservice.com
Check online for
detailed listing
along with photos
coming soon!
UNRESERVED EARLY AMERICANA AUCTION
ARTHUR
RING & SONS • SELLERS
WAYNE (217) 491-2217 • DALE (217) 617-1914
OUR 40TH ANNUAL THANKSGIVING SALE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28th - START TIME: 10:00 A.M. CENTRAL
1235 S. ADAMS AVE., FREEPORT, IL 61032
CAN’T MAKE THE SALES? LEAVE BIDS OR BID LIVE AT PROXIBID.COM
Visit our webpage: www.mundaauctions.com or www.proxibid.com/MundaAuctions for full
catalog including complete listing order, photographs & additional information on each item.
400 Lots: We are loaded with paint: firkins, pantries, blanket chest, chests, trunks; cupboards,
stools, spice boxes, painted bowls, game boards, painted churns, coverlets, early painted baskets, Peaseware, Sponge Ware, Bennington,
Galena Pottery, Advertising, Medford, Sleepy Eye & early pottery; Samplers, Norwegian/American Collectibles, early oil
on canvas portrait; original bronze by "Jasper D'Ambrosi";
dog portrait oil on panel by "Robt. J. Wickenden”, still banks
& cast iron toys.
COME SEE THE POWER OF THE INTERNET!
Terms: A 10% buyer’s fee will be added to all in house purchases. Check &
Cash accepted for payment. See website for online biding terms. Seating, Restrooms & Lunch.
IN THE EVENT OF HEAVY SNOW, SALE WILL BE SUNDAY, NOV. 29th, SAME TIME. IF
IN DOUBT, CALL OFFICE FOR RECORDED MESSAGE.
SULLIVAN AUCTIONEERS, LLC • TOLL FREE (844) 847-2161
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www.sullivanauctioneers.com • Lic. 444000107
www.hacksauction.com
‘Annual Thanksgiving Americana & Antique Auction’
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, 2015 - 10:00 A.M.
Hack’s Auction Antique Center-400 W. Third St., Pecatonica, IL
(US Rt. 20 Between Rockford & Freeport, N. 1 mi. on Pecatonica Rd.)
Outstanding Private Collection of Country Store & Advertising! The Nicest Oak 10 ft. Adv.
Counter w/24 Bins from the old Esmond Grocery Store; Loads of Old Advertisement &
Memorabilia; Signs & Neons; DeKalb Seed Corn Metal Embossed Wing
Sign; Coca-Cola Adv.; 1879 Brass Photography Birdie; Staffordshire
Spaniel Dog Collection; Oak Arts & Crafts Library Table; Victorian Walnut
Burled Cylinder Desk; Early Tiger Maple Furniture; 1840’s High Back
Settle Bench; Vict. Oak Bedroom Set;
Wainscot Cupboards; 1890 Crazy Quilt &
Other Textiles; Lighting & Lamps; Bradley & Hibbard Slag Glass
Table Lamp; Antique Clock Collection Incl. American-FrenchGerman-100+; Primitives & Antique Furniture; Art Pottery &
Stoneware; Ukelele; WWI & WWII Memorabilia; Vintage Toys &
Dolls; Fine China & Glassware; Geo. I Trevino Pedestal Head & Arm
Display & Bust Mantle Lamp; National Brass Cash Register; Pictures
& Artwork; Vintage Costume Jewelry; C.I. Door Stops; Decoys & Wicker Creels; Wringer
Washing Machines; Crosley Vintage Table Radios; Many Other Fine Items. Large Auction!
Please log-on for complete listing & color photos!
Auction & Realty Service, Inc.
Greg & Swan Hachmeister, Auctioneers, Pecatonica, IL
815-239-1436 • www.hacksauction.com I.A.F.L. #444.000128
MUNDA AUCTIONS #044000166
Douglas F. Munda #440.000592 & Roland R. Munda #440.000591
1235 S. Adams Ave., Freeport, IL 61032 • Office 815-232-8813 / Fax 815-232-1554
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.mundaauctions.com
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Antique & Collectible Auction!!!
Auction held at: GARNAVILLO AUCTION COMPANY
105 SOUTH MAIN, GARNAVILLO, IA
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 2015
ESTATE AUCTION
Saturday, November 21, 2015 - 10:00 A.M.
1107 Western College Rd., Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Western)
The family of Ordell Newgaard has selected Wears Auctioneering to conduct an auction for
Del’s Estate. Items include Farm Toys, Beer Signs and Petroliana items. Del’s profession was
Auto Body work. His past time followed the same channels and he enjoyed restoring his
Petroleum Collectibles. He strived to restore them to their once original condition. We will
simulcast the Petroliana section of his auction if you are unable to attend in person.
Simply go to www.wearsauctioneering.com and follow the log on instruction to bid LIVE
ONLINE! 5 Restored Gas Pumps, Restored and original gas cans
including bulk measure cans as well as original gas cans, Signs
Including 48” Mobil Pegasus and 76, 2 restored Bulk Oil containers, 1
Bulk Oil converted to Bookcase, Many original Gas & Oil 1 and 2 gallon cans, Oil Jars, Cans of all kinds DeLaval Farmall tractors. His
estate contains many Toy tractors as well as his Farmall H Tractorcade
Tractor Restored and driven in Tractorcade several times. Farm related collectibles as
well. Beer signs from the MAN Shed will be included also. Two Coke Vending machines in nice
original condition. Please refer to the Wears Auctioneering Website for many photos of the items
included in this auction. Pre-bidding is welcome by registering on our website, Or you can bid in
real time during the auction.
Ordell Newgaard Estate www.wearsauctioneering.com
Starting at 8:30 A.M.
We have a large variety of items, consisting of mostly antiques and primitives. Several pieces of
pottery, wall pockets & hanging baskets by Weller, Rookwood, Roseville, Van Briggle, Hull,
McCoy and many more. We also have several other pieces of stoneware from advertising beater
jars and bowls to a 20 gallon Red Wing Birch leaf crock. Several Christmas items, a large selection of dolls, artwork, prints, cookie jars, lamps and lights, visible gas pump, iron fencing,
Immigrant’s trunk, pedal jigsaw, hooked rugs, chain picture flue covers, calendars, American Girl
dolls, Carnival glass, Fostoria glass, Vienna art plates, crystal figurines, sewing machines, advertising tin & porcelain signs, Watt pottery, toys, sleds and many other items of interest. Furniture
to include: 3 fireplace mantels, dining tables & sets of chairs, several primitive cupboards &
trunks, rockers, 12 tin pie safe, lift top dry sink, oak china/buffet, shaker style bench, 1920’s porcelain stove (works), narrow 4 stack oak bookcase with beveled glass & side panels, large birdhouse,
2 door bookcases, dressers, modern hexagon oak gun cabinet, Fenton & other glassware, jewelry,
Native American items & many more items.
Please visit our website at garnavilloauction.com or go to auctionzip.com (52049). We will have
a preview on Friday, the 20th from 2-7pm where you can leave absentee bids. You may also bid
online before or during the auction on Auction Zip. This will be our last 2015 auction, so we wish
you Happy Holidays and we will see you next year, if you can’t make this auction. We are accepting quality items for the upcoming season, so please consider us for your auction needs. We offer
competitive rates; we advertise and we work very hard for our consignors.
GARNAVILLO AUCTION COMPANY, LLC
105 South Main Street, Garnavillo, IA 52049
563-964-9200 • www.garnavilloauction.com
LOCATION: 7475 Casper Avenue, Cataract, WI. Between Sparta,
WI & Black River Falls, WI. Watch for Golden Hills Auction
Arrows. Photo’s at www.goldenhillsauctions.com This is a large sale
selling in 2 rings thru out the day. Ring 1 will be toys, Ring 2 will be
household and collectables. This is the 4th sale of 5 sales for this
estate. The final sale will be December 12 and will be held at The
Club 16 Banquet Hall in Sparta, WI. Tent on grounds in case of
inclement weather. Many unique items.
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DATE: Friday, November 20 - 2015 TIME: 9:30 A.M. • Lunch on Grounds
REAL ESTATE SELLING AT 1:00 P.M. 2 Separate Parcels. Parcel 1, located at 7475 Casper
Avenue, is a 4 bedroom 2 story home w/attached 2 car garage, 30x42 2 story shed and a 12x18
shed all on a city lot with private well and septic, home has full basement, updated electric, newer
LP gas furnace and great wood work. Parcel 2 is a 20 acre parcel mostly wooded with access to 2
main highways Legal Desc. Is 27-19N-04W NW SE Parcel #026-01437-0000. TERMS: Both of
these properties will be offered as is without contingencies, inspection of properties is essential for
buyers. $5,000.00 down per parcel in certified non-refundable funds payable to Cindy Gerke
Reality Trust on day of auction and balance at closing no later than 12-31-2015. Listing Agent Ron
Rothering 608-786-4343 for Cindy Gerke & Associates.
TRACTOR-IMPLEMENTS-LAWN & GARDEN: Sharp One owner John Deere 4700 compact
diesel tractor 4wd-R4 tires-ROPS-aux. Rear hyd. W/John Deere 460 all hyd. Loader w/bucket 904
hours, Frontier 48” 3750 lb. Capacity pallet forks, King Cutter 5 ft. 3 pt. Brush hog, 3 pt. 6 ft. rear
blade, 3 pt. Cargo hauling box, John Deere LX178 hydro riding mower w/38” deck,, Toro 724
snowblower w/ elec. Start, Xcell 2800 psi gas powered power washer w/6.5 hp. Honda engine.
LARGE COLLECTION OF TOYS: GI Joe dolls and accessories, app. 150 toy guns and holsters (Roy Rogers-Gene Autry-Hubley-etc.), die cast military tanks & Jeeps, tin cars-trains-airplanes, Die Cast tractors (JD-Case-Erytl), Marx toy tractor, Tonka bull dozers & graders, Buddy L
dump truck, Radio Flyer wagons & wheelbarrow, scooter, cannons, cast iron stock barn and animals, farm animals, banks, bobble heads, stagecoach, rail sleds, Budweiser hitch wagon, Packer
collectables, mini pinball games, child’s size chaps-spurs-boots, toy Schwinn black phantom bike,
stereo scope w/pictures & 3D viewer and light attachment, Harley-Davidson items, toy ships,
Tinker Toys, Lincoln Logs, electric football game, Hot Wheels and service station, antique gum
ball machine, Barbie toys-dolls-Beanies, games, old dart board, Toy sewing machine, NEW in
package Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, OLD lunch pails (Star Wars-Gomer Pyle-Peanuts-Mickey
Mouse-etc.), many more items too numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD: Ornate round oak wood stove w/jeweled fineal, Stack On Elite gun safe 24 plus
gun capacity w/digital entry. GLASS: Fenton-Carnival-Frankhoma-McCoy, pottery, knick knacks,
wicker baskets, lanterns, lamps, old bottles, bird cages & stands, 5 & 6 blade old fans, fancy workbedding-quilts-wool blankets, books & magazines, pots-pans, housewares, X-mas items.
MAHLON BOISEN ESTATE
TERMS: Cash or Good check w/ID. Photo ID needed to register. Credit/Debit cards are not accepted. Not responsible for accidents or injury. All items sell as is without warranty. No items
removed without full settlement with auction company.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Brian Craig, Bangor, WI 608-486-4294 #216. Sale Manager:
Golden Hills Auction Service LLC, West Salem, WI. 608-786-4343 #290 Ronald G. Rothering
Sole Owner. Licensed in WI & MN
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BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION
Oconomowoc Estate Online Auction
Bid now until November 23rd at baileyshonor.com
Wood carousel horse prancer with peek a boo mane, rare
Mettlach charger, fantastic black lacquer oriental coffee
table with cloisonné inlay plates, vintage medical instruments
and doctor bags, marble top furniture, steins, china
cabinets, Hummels, oil lamps, cranberry glass,
Gorham sterling flatware, many storage cabinets,
primitives, wood carvings, Audubon and
Remington bronze, razors, beer, soda
and smoking collectibles, Amish
Quilts, lovely Willett Cherry table and 8 chairs,
vanity items and vintage hats, American Indian
collectibles, sterling and silver plate, crystal,
kitchenware, stamps and pewter collectible coins,
art, postcards, religious items and rosaries, metal planter,
cast iron skillets, jewelry and much more. Terms: 18%
buyer’s premium and sales tax applies. Payment: Cash, credit card or check.
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687
Full listing & many pictures in catalog at www.baileyshonor.com
Mike & Deb Cady Auctioneers,
319-364-4143 [email protected]
www.cadyauction.com
AUCTION
Antiques, Collectibles, Military,
Hit & Miss Engines
At The CADY AUCTION GALLERY - 833 SHAVER ROAD NE, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2015 - 10:00 A.M.
Doors open at 8:30 a.m.
Preview Friday, November 20, 12:00 Noon - 4:00 P.M.
This auction will feature part one of a collection of a variety of antiques and collectibles from a lifetime collector from Davenport, Iowa. He has decided it is time to downsize what he has been collecting over the last 40 years. This auction brings a variety of items, with many different genres.
Advertising including John Deere Chromagraph, Coca-Cola, Bathing Beauty & Budweiser, Disney.
Tiffany including Golden Dore Student lamp. Pottery including Weller, Roseville, Rookwood, Van
Briggle, Sleepy Eye. Phoenix reverse painted lamp, original art work including Violeta Janes Disney
illustration & Otis S. Weber watercolor. Native American, books, cast iron, tools some rare, lamps,
medical, crocks, Mr. Peanut, toys including Steif Bear & Tick Tack tin in org. box, clocks, musical
instruments including vibraphone. Military including US Army M1905/06 Experimental Cavalry
sword & scabbard. Hand tooled Harley-Davidson leather purses, Life size hand carved Indian mother & papoose. Victor Vic II Gramophone with original horn, 48 star US flag and a collection of 140
lunch boxes. Hit & Miss engines including John Deere, IHC & Fairbanks, Plus much more.
Available on our website: Printable catalog with photos & descriptions,Terms and Conditions,
Link to online bidding via Proxibid & Live Auctioneers, Absentee & phone bids also accepted.
www.cadyauction.com, 319-364-4143
PUBLIC AUCTION
TOYS - ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES
AUCTION CITY SALES BLDG. - 2505 W. 4th ST., DIXON, IL 61021
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2015 - 9:30 A.M.
VIEWING: Friday, November 20, 10:00am-4pm
100’s of misc. toys. Cap gun & holster sets; odd holsters & cap guns; Rifleman’s (L.
McCain) rifle; Hoppy; G. Autry; Roger’s Wyatt Earp cap guns; some nice FisherPrice toys; Many great board games, 1950-1970 era, Wyatt Earp, Gun Smoke, Have
Gun Will Travel, Gene Autry, plus others; Red Ryder Corral marble game; Chein tin
drum; Love Love Beatle (Bat. oper.) car (in box); Josie (Bat. Oper.) walking cow; UDrive it tin Child’s toy (in box); Lg. Tonka toy Aerial Sand loader toy; Lg. Marlin
Fleetline speedboat #551 in box w/bat. operated 33 hp mini Scott Atwater outboard;
1950’s tin Gibbs gas station w/pump; 1934 Dick Tracy book; Peggy Jane lg. tin sail
boat; “Marx” Fort Apache stockade game w/Inds. & Soldiers; Roy Roger’s double R
tin bldgs.; Jungle shooting marble game; Sm. alum. #1800 open trailer; Superior Star
child’s printing press in box; Approx. 100 old adv. yardsticks; Model toy (orange)
road grader; Farm items still in original boxes; Gleaner R-62 combine; Int. 5488 tractor; 1586 tractor; Model car kits- 49 Merc., 58 Chev., Inter. 1456 tractor; Buddy L
trucks; Gehl #4610 skid loader; Nice 1956/57 Lionel train set, #646 Engine all original w/transformer & track (nice); Lots of small metal cars; Lg. “Model Toy” earth
mover; Tonka Bull dozer; Wyandotte auto transporter, Structo Stake truck; Structo
Telephone Co. truck; Toy (Boys) rifles; 26” Bakelite racing hydroplane in box;
Hollywood toy television in box; Early paper items; Nutty Mad Indian (Bat. Oper.)
in box; Neat ranch phone 39R2 Gong Bell Co.; Buster Brown stamped bench vise.
Misc. Collectibles: 1934 World’s Fair cane; 15-20 old AM Trans. radios; Wooden
adv. ammo boxes; 1893 RR book; Coke alum. 6 pk. container; View Master & Disc;
Red Wing pottery feeder, ashtray & crock; Collection of retro banks, tin & C.I.- Aunt
Jemima, Ohio Oil Co., Lit. Brown Church; Atlas baty. adv.- Red Circle Coffee,
Conoco Gas, Dodge Auto, Sinclair, World’s Fair 33/34 banks, etc; 1940 Dixon City
Directory; Old poker chips; Lots of littles; Police pins; Cracker Jack bus tokens;
Whistles; 1933 mini Popeye comics; Set of Dixon Petunia Pins-year to year- 45;
Christmas tree stand; Rare Sioux Indian beaded knife sheath; Lots of old cameras &
projectors; 1970’s Coca-Cola radio & cassette player; Bronze Ind. bookends; Very
neat lg. oval picture frame with display of toy badges- G-Man, Sheriff, Marshall,
Hoppy C, etc; Approx. 30 disc. era Strang’s Wonder Glo Ball rotating colored balls;
1946 unused (mint) gambling punch board w/32 1946-D (unc.) pennie included on
board; Cheese boxes; 1944 Esquire”Varqa” complete calender; 3 retro Archer Oil
cans (full) old stock; Lots of old misc. pop bottles; Old oak wall mount (crank) telephone; Old wooden medicine cabinet; Mission Oak styled sec. bookcase; Fancy 3 dr.
oak commode w/splashback; Oak parlor table; Child’s rocker; 1874 Counter top bal.
scale; Black Farm/Pfister corn adv. poster; Pabst light up beer sign; Pop crates; Brass
blade elec. fan; Counter top oak showcase, curved glass. Great Pictues: (1) Signed
L. Prang original 16x23 “Siege of Vicksburg” dated 1888 Civil War picture; (2)
“Battle of Shioh” battle scene 1888 signed L. Prang; (3) 1862 “Battle of Fort
Donelson” battle scene; (4) Lg. Pic. of Civil War Soldier w/bayonette. 1955/56
Plymouth service manual; White Castle adv. cooler; Set of 16” C.I. Victorian candle
holders; Parker 63 1/2 bench vise; Adv. Pcs.; Nice nest of Pyrex (4) bowls; Star 1800
tobacco cutter; Lg. hand sewn US flag; Early Pulser Machine (pain relief gadget) in
box w/papers-1800’s; 29” tall brass candle holder; Rare 25# locomotive RR bell of
steam engine; Second bronze RR lg. bell; 2 Salesman’s samples food grinders, one
stamped Baby Early Dr. Tool Geophone; 1950’s bow & Arrows; Organ Stool; Rare
Gibson 12 sting guitar stamped 559455 w/case; Jeweler’s Flexo crystal kit;
Strombecker road racing game (in box); Longeberger baskets; John Deere G.D.
items. Rare: 1928 Ronald Reagan Senior Year Book plus 1927 & 1926 D.H.S.
year books all in good shape, lots of Pres. pics & Articles.
Terms: Cash/Good Checks, Credit Cards - Must have positive I.D. All to be paid for day
of sale. Food Stand • Ample seating.
AUCTION CITY SALES
Auctioneer: Lee Hollingsworth & Curt Schaeffer
815-288-5814 - IL Lic. 40000730 [email protected]
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“A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique News
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 21 years.
This very nice and super rare Texaco
Marine Motor Oil sign brought a high bid
of $20,900 at a Matthews auction.
This rare triple-locked whitetail
skull set, found near White Bear
Lake, Minnesota in 2004, was the
star of the auction - bringing an
amazing $13,500 at a Circle M
Whitetail Classic auction.
Louis Icart signed etching sold for
$5,830 at a House in the Woods
auction.
Bruce Beck, one of the nations
renowned button dealers holding the
highest priced item of the sale. Lot
1007 sold for $1,250.00 at a House in
the Woods button auction.
Auctioneer Curt Kramer with the Sharps
Model 1859 carbine that sold for $1,400.
Desk lamp with devil’s
head sold for $175 at
a Cedarburg
Auction Co. event.
A $600 bid took this 16” tall cut glass console
Miller’s Auction owner Glenn Miller
bowl
on gilt base; the
poses with the top-lot of the day, a
24” long mirrored
great two-sided De Soto/Plymouth
bracket sign that later sold for $2,200. plateau below brought
$350 at a Hack’s auction.
Swan Hachmeister calls for bids on a signed
E. Semenowsky oil portrait in oil titled
Leisure Moments that sold for $1,750.
This very neat turn of the century
carosel horse, all wood, hand carved
with original paint sold for a high bid of
$975 at a Cedarburg Auction Co. event.
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Holiday Deadline
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remain the same. All ads are due in by
Monday, Nov. 23 at Noon and the paper will
be mailed on Wednesday, Nov. 25th.
Our last issue for this year will be
will be mailed on
Wednesday, Dec. 9th.
All Ads Should Be In By
Monday, Dec. 7th at Noon.
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on Wednesday, Dec. 30th. Ads Should be in
by Dec. 28th at Noon. If you have any questions about
these deadlines, please give us a call at: 715-524-3076
Happy
Thanksgiving!
from all of us at
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Antique Motorcycle Club of America
The Antique Motorcycle Club of America was founded in 1954 by a group of
antique-bike fans in the New England area (pictured from left are T.A. Hodgdon,
Emmett Moore, Henry Wing Sr., and Henry Wing Jr.). AMCA FoundersIn the
decades since, the AMCA has grown to become one of the largest organizations of
antique-motorcycle enthusiasts in the world, with 11,000 members in the United
States and more than a dozen other countries.
Owner with three-wheeled motorcycleFrom the beginning, the purpose of the club
has been the “preservation, restoration and operation of old-time motorcycles.”
Members of the AMCA own, restore, preserve, study or just admire motorcycles that
fall into the antique category, meaning they are at least 35 years old. Although the
Club is based in the United States, fans of motorcycles from all countries are welcome, and ownership of an antique motorcycle is not required to become a member.
JudgingAll National Meets also feature the AMCA’s National Judging Program, in
which members’ motorcycles can win awards in three categories: Restored, Original
Condition or Period Modified. Instead of competing against each other, bikes entered
in the AMCA Judging Program are evaluated on a 100-point scale against the standard of the same motorcycle as it would have appeared when it originally left the factory.
National Road Runs provide an opportunity to use these classic machines for their
intended purpose—riding on back roads in some of the most scenic parts of the country.
In addition to those events, AMCA members also get access to a number of benefits,
including a high-quality magazine six times per year, online forums where they can
seek advice from experts, and the AMCA Virtual Motorcycle Library, featuring
downloadable copies of hundreds of old and rare sales brochures, parts lists and
Through its network of 59 affiliated Chapters in the U.S. and abroad, the AMCA pro- repair manuals. Plus, AMCA members receive discounts on admission to some of the
vides a way for antique-bike fans to share their interest with others in their local area. country’s premier motorcycle museums.
Chapters typically host regular meetings, plus activities like bike shows, swap meets
and antique-bike road runs.
Mostly, though, people join the AMCA to meet up with others who share their interest in machines from the classic era of motorcycling. For some, that means the satAt the national and international level, the AMCA maintains a calendar of National isfaction that comes from investing thousands of hours in bringing a rusted hulk back
Meets and Road Runs that include some of the premier antique-motorcycle gather- to it original perfection. To others, it means preserving artifacts of the past so that
ings in the world. National Meets typically include a large vendor area, where mem- they can be appreciated by future generations, or the simple pleasure of enjoying a
bers can sell everything from antique-bike parts to entire motorcycles that are at least two-lane road at an unhurried pace—just like motorcyclists generations ago.
35 years old. In addition, National Meets offer a full schedule of other activities,
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Rural Life Antique
Thee “PARK”
SUNDAYANTIQUES
Show & Sale
Antique Show-Sale
2-Locations in Tuscola, Illinois
Douglas County Museum
700 South Main Street
Community Building
112 West North Central
Friday, Nov. 13th: 8-4pm
Saturday, Nov. 14th: 8-4pm
Presenting American Antiques, Primitives, & Folk Art
Info: 217-722-0401
www.rurallifeantiqueshow.com
59th Annual Holiday
ANTIQUE SHOW
& SALE
Friday, November 20 ~ 10-7pm
Saturday, November 21 ~ 10-4pm
Rock Garden Banquet &
Confrence Center
1951 Bond St., Green Bay, WI
Green Bay-DePere Antiquarian Society
www.antiquariansocitetygbdp.org
Our Famous Annual Holiday Tinley Park
Toy Show is not to be Missed!
T I N L E Y PA R K
TOY S H OW
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2015
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tinley Park High School
6111 W 175th St. • Tinley Park, Illinois
Admission $6.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00
Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
From Antique to New
There’s A Toy Here For You!
For additional information or table availability call
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com
“a Gathering on the Prairie”
Primitive Country
Antique Show & Sale
Otto Center in Arthur, Illinois
1/2 mile south of Arthur
Saturday, November 14
8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
45+ Dealers specializing in early
Americana Country Primitives.......
furniture, early lighting, textiles,
stoneware, folk art, baskets,
woodenware & much more
For Information Call Donna Kibler
217-620-8983
[email protected]
agatheringontheprairie.com
Kalamazoo
Antique & Collectible
Toy Show
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 2015
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Michigan Fair Grounds
2900 Lake Street • Kalazazoo, Michigan
Admission $7.00 under 12 free
Preview admission Friday, November 27th 4-8pm $30.00
From Antique to New
There’s A Toy Here For You!
For additional information or table availability call
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
www.circusmaximustoyshow.com
41st Annual
Model Car Swap Meet &
Model Car Contest
December 6th 10AM - 2PM
Waukesha County Exposition Center
Forum Building, 1000 Northview Rd.
WAUKESHA, WI
Adm: $5.00 • 12 & under FREE with Adult
Show & Vendor Information:
milwaukeeminimotors.com
Email: [email protected]
[email protected]
414-651-1980
ROCHESTER, MN
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
FLEA MARKET
December 6
Sunday 10-4
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
30 Civic Center Dr
Milwaukee’s Premier Fall & Winter Indoor Flea
Market
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12th
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13th
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
STATE FAIR PARK
WAUSAU
Sat. 9-5
Sun. 10-4
Nov.
14-15
35 Booths
Awesome Antiques &
Vintage Collectables!
See Yesteryear’s charm,
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Clock Restorer Available!
Hwy 39/51 to Exit 192; East 1/2 mi.
Two Shows In One!
“Best in the Midwest or Anywhere”
St. Charles, Illinois
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December 5th & 6th
December 5th & 6th
• Saturday Noon to 5 P.M.
• Sunday 7 A.M. to 4 P.M.
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Sunday, 9AM - 3PM
Antiques & Collectibles
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Upcoming 2015 Date: December 12th & 13th
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NOVEMBER
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Nov. 22 (4th Sunday) Antique Flea Market (Winter- Season Opener);
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DECEMBER
Townsend Promotions
125 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Kane County Flea Market
December 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds; Grayslake, IL
December 27 (4th Sunday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
VENDOR SPACE AVAILABLE
November 15th
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
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MARKET
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Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free
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Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West
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Dealers can drive in to unload & to load out!
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DUPAGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
WHEATON, ILLINOIS
(Cty. Farm & Manchester)
ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MARKET
DECEMBER 12-13
2nd Sun. & Sat. Before
NEWHOURS: Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 9-3/$7 • Early Sat. 8-10/$25
LAKE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS
(Rt. 83/1060 E. Peterson Rd.)
4TH SUN. ANTIQUE MARKET
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SUN. DECEMBER 27
SUN. JANUARY 31
Hours: Sun. 8-3 /$5 • Early 6-8 AM /$10
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ELKHORN
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JUNE 26
AUGUST 14
SEPTEMBER 25
WEST BEND ANTIQUES SHOW
JANUARY 16 & 17, 2016
Washington County Fair Park
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414-525-0820
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Annual Antique Sporting
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FEBRUARY 5th & 6th
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Sunnyview Expo Center
FRIDAY ~ 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
SATURDAY ~ 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
$2,000 Worth of Door Prizes
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FLEA MARKET
January 24, 2016
Sunday 10-4
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
30 Civic Center Dr
EVENTS
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RUMMAGE-A-RAMA! &
Antique & Vintage Show
January 30th & 31st
Saturday, 9AM - 4PM
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Townsend Promotions
Milwaukee County Sports Complex
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wiantiqueshow.com
641-832-2700 507-269-1473
Upcoming Date: March 12-13
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DC Everest High School
2305 Jelinek Ave, Schofield, WI
4 miles South of Wausau, WI
Feb.
13-14
Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 10-4
50 Select Dealers
59th
Annual Spring
FALL FOX VALLEY
ANTIQUES SHOW
MARCH 12 ~ 10 - 5
MARCH 13 ~ 10 - 4
Antiques & Vintage Finds
Adm. $4.50 • Good Food • 31st yr.
Antiques • Decorative Arts
From the No., So., W.: Hwy 39/51,
Exit 185, go N. to 5th Light, turn E. 1/2 mi..
From the E.: West on Hwy 29 to
Exit 171, go N. 1/2 mi,
to Burger King
turn E. 1/2 mi.
St. Charles, Illinois
Kane County Fairgrounds
55 DEALERS from 14 STATES
Free Parking • Admission $8
Mary Lou’s
Crystal Repair
& A Clock
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on site
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2016
Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association
Antiques Show & Sale
F E BR U A RY 5 & 6
2 01 6
Fri, 10-8 • Sat, 10-5
Waukesha County Expo Center
Waukesha, Wisconsin 53188
I-94 (exit #294, Hwy J), South 1 mile to
1000 Northview Rd. Follow signs West to Show
Over 55 Quality Dealers ~ Authenticity Guaranteed
FREE PARKING • GOOD FOOD
414-510-4441
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($1.00 OFF With This Ad, up to 2 persons)
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Kenosha Clubhouse
ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE FAIR
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Woman’s Club of Kenosha
6028 8th Avenue
Kenosha, Wisconsin 53143
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Kim • [email protected]
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Premiere Area Historical Preservation Society’s
Most Important Fundraiser Of The Year
Article by Sally Enloe (Green Bay De Pere Antiquarian Society)
The premiere area historical preservation society's most important fundraiser of the year will be on
Friday, November 20th, 2015 at 10am-7pm and
Saturday, November 21st, 2015 at 10am-4pm. Located
at Rock Garden Banquet and Conference Center at 1951
Bond Street in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Quality dealers from across the country featuring furniture, jewelry, collectibles, china, glassware, art,
vintage clothing, and more. To allow the Society to
raise money so it can make grants to area museums and
non-profits so they, in turn, can preserve items that are
pertinent to the history of Northeastern Wisconsin.
Over the show's 59 year history it has donated
approximately $600,000 to like-minded community
organizations including: The
Brown County Historical Society & Hazelwood
Historic House Museum, the Green Bay Catholic
Diocesan Museum, the De Pere Historical Society &
White Pillars Museum, the Old City Stadium project at
East High School, Heritage Hill State Historical Park,
the National Railroad Museum, the Neville Public
Museum of Brown County, St. Norbert Abbey and
Woodlawn Cemetery.
The Society is making an effort to reach out to
communities beyond Green Bay and De Pere. It is
working with groups in Pulaski, Ashwaubenon,
Howard-Suamico, and Wrightstown. All proceeds go to
the Antiquarian Society's efforts to preserve historical
artifacts significant to our area's history.
*Admission to the show is $6.00
and is good for both days.
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HOLIDAY SHOPPING WITHOUT
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Northstar Collective Announces
The 14th Annual Antique
Sporting & Advertising Show
Northstar Collective announces the 14th annual show to be held at
the Beautiful Sunnyview Expo Center located in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Oshkosh is located in the heart of Wisconsin’s Fox River Valley and
is an easy drive from Milwaukee, Chicago, Madison and Green
Bay. Quality dealers and collectors together have created the
show's success year after year. This event will be held this coming year Friday, February 5th, 10 am - 6 pm & Saturday,
February 6th, 9 am - 5 pm.
Each year there is more merchandise suitable for the
novice collector up to investment grade pieces for the advanced
collector. There are many exciting items that the general public
brings in to have valued or sell. An amazing number of antique
items that will be bought and
sold at this event include decoys, fishing and hunting items, traps, Indian
artifacts, wildlife mounts, early advertising, sports memorabilia, military
items, wildlife art, sports equipment, outdoor books and literature, knives and more!
It is with great excitement
and anticipation that Northstar
Collective Promotions has
decided to diversify the show by also emphasizing vintage advertising of all
kinds in order to broaden the buyer and dealer base. Early Americana and
advertising is a leading area of collecting and should be a great compliment to the existing Antique Sporting Show.
We appreciate the commitment and enthusiasm from all the past and
present dealers who have supported Dennis Gauger and his endeavors. We look forward to some of the best dealers in the
country displaying and selling their inventory at this
show! So don't miss out on being a vendor or attending this fun event to find that one of a kind treasure.
Due to some dealers having large displays, dealer
set up is Thursday, February 4th,
10am - 7pm. The show will
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at 10 am sharp.
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or
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TLCI Members Celebrate Tea Leaf
in Grand Rapids
Tea Leaf Club International's 36th annual convention is now history. In midSeptember an enthusiastic group of collectors met in Grand Rapids, MI, to share
friendship, latest finds, ideas, and their mutual love of the Tea Leaf decorated ironstone china.
Members had several options before the formal opening of the convention. On the
pre-opening evening, some early arrivals enjoyed dinner at the ball park, watching
the West Michigan White Caps win over the Des Moines Kernels. The next morning, many members toured the Grand Rapids historic district and lunched at a family-owned fruit farm, cider mill, bakery, and lunchroom featuring local produce.
Following an afternoon welcoming reception for new members, there was an opportunity to purchase Tea Leaf items during table sales. Educational programs included thoughtful presentations which challenged members to identify pieces by body
style and potter, and a quiz about the history of several better-known early potters.
The educational highlight of this year's convention was the preview of an exciting
on-line publication being produced by the club. The new handbook will enhance the
enjoyment of Tea Leaf collectors as it presents a comprehensive look at the many
facets of this popular ironstone. From the extensive list of potters who produced Tea
Leaf and various other motifs in copper lustre, to photos and descriptions of many
individual pieces, to historical information about the potters, the new handbook will
be the go-to reference for both new and experienced collectors. Still under development, the handbook will be available within a few months. And, it will be accessible by public viewers as well as TLCI club members.
The convention closed with a spirited auction featuring numerous lots and individual pieces of Tea Leaf ironstone and related variants. Friendly rivalry sparked the
bidding as members sought to take home a new piece or two of treasured Tea Leaf.
The Tea Leaf Club is dedicated to the study and collection of Tea Leaf Ironstone
China and its Variants, produced in England and America from the mid-19th century through the early 1900s. The club boasts hundreds of members from almost
every state in the union, as well as members from Canada. TLCI is made up of people who collect, study, love, and appreciate the simple beauty and endurance of Tea
Leaf Ironstone China.
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