Issue #1837 - Auction Action Antique News

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April 17, 2013
Vol. 18 No. 37
News Periodical Mailed on April 11
Valparaiso Two Day Show Raises Funds for
Local Mental Health Association
Two fine oak
pieces were priced
at $425 (left) and $525 by
Marvin and Connie Novack of
Michigan City, Ind. (219) 879-6390
A working 1960s Pepsi Soda fountain
dispenser could draw a drink in your
rec room for $300. (219) 942-5101.
Article & photos by Jack Kelly
Shoppers attending the March 2 and 3 antique show at the
Porter County Expo Center in Valparaiso,
Indiana, enjoyed a sell-out crowd of 68
dealers – and supported the Porter County
Mental Health Association at the same time.
Profits from the yearly show support work
done throughout the year by the organization.
“We’re thrilled with the sold-out dealer
count,” said association director Mary
Hodson. And when the doors closed after
the two day show, many dealers agreed saying
shoppers filled the Expo Center, keeping them
busy on both days.
A 1920s slag glass
lamp could light up
your life for $280.
(219) 476-1782.
Continued on pages 5 & 17
A novel woman’s shoe display
showed off rings priced from $199
to $1,599 brought to the show by
Mari Mitri, Gold Promotions, LLC,
LaPort, Ind. (219) 241-3328
Four Decades Later, Wisconsin’s Original Decoy
& Sporting Show Still Going Strong
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
Early matched pair of Gust “Gus” Nelow
(Omro, Wisconsin) bluebill decoys, from Stary
Decoys - $800. 920-810-0917
Classic Mason Decoys lived up to its name,
bringing examples like this rare & early Mason
coot, asking price $2,450. 630-253-8310
It was way back in 1970 when a small group of decoy collectors got
together and held the very first Wisconsin Decoy and Sporting
Collectibles Show. And more than two generations later, the event is
still going strong - the oldest event of its kind in the state. The show
itself is a one-day affair, but there are three days of spirited room-toroom trading preceding it, all open to the public. It’s the love of the
hobby that brings both the exhibitors and shoppers here to Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, where you can find decoys both old and new, lots of other
sporting-related collectibles, and an enthusiasm that’s just plain contagious!
Continued on
pages 6, 7 & 8
Handmade vintage jointed
crank-bait made by noted Wisconsin
fishing guide Ed Slominsky, from
Dave Steiger - $200. 715-743-2276
There’s amazing quality and
variety to award-winning carver
Don Shunk’s work, from this
ruddy duck ($500) to this
life-size perching snowy owl,
23” tall and priced at $3,000.
262-736-4533
SHOP! COLLECT! DECORATE!
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Out & About
What an adventurous morning! We awoke to sheer
white ice covered trees and a two hour school delay.
My kid’s were excited, but all I saw were icy roads. In
nine years of school, we have never had a delay, we
barely get school cancelations. Oh wait, the girls get
on the bus, and it radioed to pull over. The school
district is deciding if they are just going to close
school. They announce school is now closed, buses Take The
are to report to North High School, were kids can Challenge
Buy
call parents. Luckily the bus was pulled over down American!
our next neighborhood, so the driver released the
kids so they can go home. My husband made it to work to
find the power off, only to be sent home three hours later
still without power. One good thing, I guess the yard work
will have to wait a little longer, my family will enjoy that.
Advertisers if you are sending us a fax, please call first, our fax
shares one of our phone lines. This way, we won’t pick up the
phone by accident and disrupt the fax. If at all possible to send
it by email, that is how we would prefer it. Also, always call to
make sure that we have received your information.
When Out and About this weekend, be sure to check out:
16th Annual Big Brothers Big Sisters Antiques Showcase & Sale
on Saturday, April 13th & Sunday, April 14th.
Located at Tri-County Arena in Neenah, Wisconsin.
See Upcoming Events for more information.
Stop by Lake Geneva Antique Mall for their 25th Anniversary Sale starting
April 13th thru May 19th. See their ad in this weeks issue of AAAN.
La Porte County Antique Show on Sunday, April 14th.
Located at La Porte County Fairgrounds in La Porte, Indiana.
Mark your calendars for:
Minnesota’s Antique Spectacular on Saturday, April 20th &
Sunday, April 21st. Located at Minnesota State Fairgrounds
in St. Paul, Minnesota. See Upcoming Events for more information.
48th National Antique Decoy & Sporting Collectibles Show on
Friday, April 26th & Saturday, April 27th. Located at Pheasant Run Resort in
St. Charles, Illinois. See Upcoming Events for more information.
Garden Gate To Spring Antique Show on Friday, April 26th & Saturday,
April 27th. Located at Blumen Gardens in Sycamore, Illinois.
Cedar Rapids Antique Show & Sale on Friday, April 26th & Saturday,
April 27th. Located at Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
10th Annual Starved Rock Indian Artifact Show on Sunday,
April 28th. Located at Celebrations 150 LTD Local 150 Building in LaSalle, Illinois.
These were photos from this
morning. Left is a picture of our
siding. We had icicles all over our
house. Right is a picture of the
trees by our house, just covered in
ice. We had a little tree that was
totally bent right over. One of the
neighbor’s large trees was shattered
in pieces all over his yard.
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5
Shoppers Flock to Porter County Expo Center for
Treasures of the Past
Article & Photos by Jack Kelly
The event was a bittersweet one for Ann Clauson, a dealer from Dyer, IN.
The 33 year show veteran said she is closing her business this year, citing health
problems but adding, “I’ve enjoyed every minute of it, but the business and inventory is now for sale.”
Clauson showed off several thousand pieces of jewelry at the Expo Center,
including a Victorian cameo filigree bracelet priced at $150 and a Victorian amethyst
necklace with baby sea pearls for $300.
If you wanted vintage furs to accent that jewelry you could have visited the
booth of Debra Vujko, who had several ostrich, mink and other vintage furs priced
from $15 to $125. At the same spot, a 48 star United States flag with original box
and wood pole could fly at your home for $50.
Clock collectors checked out a late 1800s Dresden porcelain 8-day half hour
strike Ansonia mantel clock, with key, priced at $395 by Phyllis Brandy of
Valparaiso. Toy and 1933 Chicago World’s Fair collectors admired her 17 inch tall
bagatelle marble game with ‘33 fair advertising on the face that could be played anywhere for $135.
“It’s in wonderful condition with the original carry case, with all accessories
and a real buy at $250,” said dearler Joan Marinello, pointing to a 1934 Singer
Featherweight sewing machine. Other shoppers stopped to inspect two 10 inch tall
original brush Flow Blue fireplace mantel jars offered for $200 for the pair. Joan and
husband Jerry maintain a booth the Crown Point, IN, Antique Mall.
Looking for a cast iron 1910 era Lane No. 15 coffee mill with 17 inch
wheels? You would have found it, offered for $600, by Don and Marilyn Mohr of
Valparaiso. The couple also showed off a 26 inch diameter primitive 1920s copper
kettle with hand-hammered stand and wood paddle, priced at $700.
Mari Mitri of Gold Promotions LLC, was at the Expo Center show for two
purposes, to sell fine gold, silver and jewelry items – and to promote the upcoming
LaPorte Antique Show, which she manages, starting in April and running through the
summer. Many people stopped to admire her unique women’s miniature porcelain
high heel shoe display showing diamond and multicolor stone rings priced from
$199 to $1,599. Of special interest was an Edwardian 14-diamond heart-shaped gold
pendant priced at $10,000.
Finely refinished oak furniture filled the booth of Marvin and Connie Novak
of Michigan City, IN. Shoppers stopped to admire their Yaman & Erbe 71 inch tall
sectional file cabinet priced at $895. Others checked out the workmanship on a 39
inch tall multi-drawer cabinet tagged at $425 and a 54 inch tall double-drawer cabinet offered for $525.
“We had good steady foot traffic both days,” said dealer Tom Svast, Griffith,
IN. Cubs baseball fans checked out a large series of vintage sports items priced from
$15 to $50. Of local interest was a pair of movie theater chairs from nearby Crown
Point, IN. The cast iron sides featured the raised letters C.P. Svast pointed out that
the trademark of the famous furniture maker Heywood Wakefield also was imprinted on them. You could relax with the tufted pair at your home for $138.
“This is Barbie doll heaven,” gushed one shopper as she looked into the
booth of Launie Wolford of Michigan City, IN. More than 200 of the popular dolls
covered the walls and tables, many with original boxes, priced from $20 to $250.
The most expensive was a 1961 bubble cut “Singe” for $250.
Dog collector traffic stopped for a closer look at items in the booth of Harvey
and Carol Evans of Merrillville, IN. The couple offered three different 1940s dog’s
head “genuine briar” hand-carved pipes priced at $60 each. At the same spot, an
entire shelf of porcelain china dogs of all sizes could grace your home for $5 to $28
each.
Mental Health Association Director Hodson pronounced the show “a total
success,” calling attention to the volunteers that worked hard to bring about the
event.
For more information contact: Porter County Mental Health Association at
[email protected] or dial 219-462-6267.
Director Mary Hodson (left) and Judy
LaRue, volunteer coordinator show the newly
You could shop in
Mark Seeger of Valparaiso, Ind.,
A 1920s finely refinished
stitched quilt, crafted by a Mental Health
gives his 4 1/2 year old grandson style with the furs and
54” high double drawer
Association volunteer, and presented as a
feathers offered by
Matthew a birds eye view of an
was offered for $525 by
door prize at the show. (219) 462-6267
one dealer at the
antique bed warmer at the March
Marvin and Connie
show. (219) 671-8955
show.
Novak of Michigan City,
Ind. (219) 879-6390
A pair of Brush Flow
Blue fireplace vases could
grace your home for $200.
(219) 462-9293.
A 1910 era Lane No. 15
cast iron coffee mill was
priced $600 by Don and
Marilyn Mohr.
(219) 464-1578.
Lorelei Matousek of Valparaiso
brought her vintage stuffed lion to the
Expo show for an appraisal and discovered it was an original Steiff toy.
(219) 476-0077
6
Oshkosh Hilton Hosts 44th Annual Wisconsin Decoy
& Sporting Collectibles Show
Article & Photos by Brian Maloney
For many years, the event has been held at the beautiful Hilton Garden Inn of
Oshkosh, Wisconsin. It’s an easy three-hour drive from Chicago - less than half that
from Milwaukee. Although the show is an independent one, and not affiliated with
any club, it is still very much a collector’s show. Dozens of decoy and sporting enthusiasts buy, swap, and sell from their hotel rooms during the week, then head down to
the show itself, held in the Hotel’s ballroom on Saturday.
You may not have even thought about it, but decoys truly are one of North America’s
Carver Gerald Cranwill displayed these vinoriginal art forms. The idea is probably much older than most of us realize. Early
tage-style exhibition mallard decoys ($135 each)
colonists found the Native Americans already successfully using duck decoys, as they
plus these old golf club heads transformed by him
had been for many centuries before. These immigrants then began using the same
into decoy paperweights - $30.
technique with decoys of their own design - just to feed their families.
309-545-4545
The coming of the railroads changed everything. The rapidly-growing urban populations needed food, and the trains were an easy way for the new “market hunters” to
quickly get their waterfowl harvest to the big cities. That wholesale hunting of ducks
meant a need for huge quantities of decoys too. As you might imagine, it’s the period
where most of the commercial decoy factories had their heyday as well.
That’s when the iconic makers such as Peterson, Mason, and Dodge got their starts.
From Curt
They’re still one of the most collectible categories of decoys today, with factory birds
Froyen,
a distincto be found in nearly every display at the show.
tive Joe Gigl
But there were many smaller factories making decoys during the period, one of the
(Fremont,
most notable the Badger State’s Evans Decoy Company. Based in Ladysmith,
Wisconsin)
tin-tail
mallard
hen
decoy, askWisconsin in the 1920s and 30s, they produced three grades of decoys in several
ing price $200. 641-842-5750
Midwest species.
Most all of the exhibitors are avid sportsman, coming into the hobby of decoy collecting from the love of sporting and the outdoors. Some are from the immediate area,
which because of massive Lake Winnebago and other area lakes, has a rich history of
waterfowl hunting. Others come from several surrounding states, with many hailing Illinois carver Gerald Cranwill is
among the first exhibitors you’ll
from Illinois River country, the Midwest’s most legendary waterfowling area.
That’s where many of the most revered early decoy makers plied their trade. Robert encounter as you enter the show,
Elliston was one of the more successful of them, selling decoys as early as the 1880s. bringing traditional duck decoys
He carved the birds, which were then painted by his wife Catherine. That system plus decorative shorebird carvings,
became something of the norm among Illinois River carvers, resulting in the famous miniatures, and more. 309-545-4545
husband and wife teams of Bert and Millie Graves and Charles and Edna Perdew. All
Stary Decoys came with a whole flock of
produced decoys in a style distinct to the region: sleek and streamlined, in great condecorative miniature decoys, with prices
trast to the chunky “humpback” style preferred by Wisconsin’s Lake Winnebago
from only $25 per pair. 920-810-0917
carvers. You’ll find dozens of examples of both Illinois River & Lake Winnebago
birds all over the show - plus decoys from California to the Canadian Provinces.
It’s one of the busiest specialty shows you’ll find anywhere. Antique & vintage decoy
exhibitors make up much of the show, but you’ll find most anything sporting related,
including advertising, fishing lures, vintage shell boxes, and more. Many of the region’s
premier wildlife carvers come every year too, with examples of their latest masterpieces
for sale, from traditional duck decoys to decorative carvings of everything from tiny
songbirds to life-size birds of prey. You can’t help but have a good time at the show. I
look forward to the event each year, and I don’t even collect decoys.
Longtime decoy collector (and Wisconsin Decoy Collectors Association President)
Roger Ludwig organizes the event. He can be reached at 920-233-0349. Be sure to
pencil in March of 2014 for the 45th edition of the Wisconsin Decoy & Sporting
Collectibles Show. And as always, keep an eye out for listings of next year’s show in
I found this trio of 1970s “Mad Dog”
the Auction Action Antique News!
Billings spearing decoys in the
The exhibition-only
display of Dave Steiger, priced
There were a few Canadian birds here
Another Mason rarity from
booth
of gun collecfrom $100 to $225. 715-743-2276
too, like this bluebill by Quebec carver
Classic Mason Decoys – this an
tors Martin Sands
Paul Emile Lacombe, shown by Curt
all original painted-eye greenNoted Gopher State carver Marv
(shown here) and
Froyen and priced at $95.
wing teal, asking price
Tom Armbrust was Meyer got his start producing
641-842-5750
$2,500.
one
of the busiest of waterfowl sculptures four
630-253-8310
decades ago and still
the show, in their
display many rare makes them, bringing this
butternut wood duck drake in his
19th century
English big game homemade walnut hull stain, asking
price $750. 612-861-4616
models.
Continued on page 8
Three very different bluebill decoys from
David & Kathy Maren: the extra-folky
(probably Nova Scotia) example priced at
$195, the all original Mason
painted-eye pair at $650.
630-253-8310
From Evans-specialist John Munson, an
all-original Evans redhead drake, asking
price $975. 515-240-1515
I found this fine rig-mate
pair of Evans mallards in
John Munson’s display, the
hen in wonderful comb-paint $625 for the set. 515-240-1515
Show organizer (and Wisconsin
Decoy Collectors Association
President) Roger Ludwig spent a
good part of the day manning the
free appraisal booth, where folks
brought in sometimes bags full of
vintage decoys for a look by an
expert.
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Jennings Wild Game Calls brought handturned examples made from pretty near any
wood species imaginable, plus many more in
colorfully stained laminates. 217-897-1791
Minnesota call & decoy
carver Marv Meyer has
been perfecting his craft
for forty years, bringing
gems like these walnut figural duck calls, the singlehead version priced at
$100, the triple-head at
$200. 612-861-4616
Artist
David
Charles’
claim to
fame - his largerthan-life exhibition
fishing lures like this 10” shad,
asking price $60. 920-437-7999
One of the best deals at the show:
these David Charles carved & framed
game fish plaques – sale priced at only
$225 each. 920-4377999
Veteran
collector Bob
Wolter displayed
some of the rarest birds at the show. Examples
included this Gus Moak canvasback hen ($4,800)
and Gus Moak swimming canvasback drake, one of
a very few known examples, asking price - $9,500.
Jeff & Cheryl Hedke brought
262-255-8168
choice decoys from near &
far, from this Frank Strey
Nice
(Oshkosh, Wisconsin) canvasback
lines
to
drake to some unusual Sportcraft
this
pair
of
factory birds from Freeport, Maine.
pintails from
Badger State
carver Paul
Dittman, asking
price $165 each. 262895-7031
Author Rich Oxley was on hand with copies of his book ‘Oxley Outdoors,
Classic American Sports Photography from the Golden Age of Hunting,
Fishing, & Trapping.’ Rich’s grandfather, father, and uncle were all professional sporting photographers in Minnesota back to the early 1900s and were
the source of the hundreds of photos contained in the volume. Just visit
www.vintagehuntingphotos.com to get your copy.
One of
carver Don
Shunk’s best
sellers: this cinnamon teal drake exhibition
bird, asking price $500. 262-736-4533
Standouts in John Freimuth’s
booth included this Mason tackeye bufflehead drake, one of only
two-dozen known
examples $850.
708-361-4343
Continued from pages 6 & 7
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Prairie du Chien carver Mike Valley displayed this pair of keeled hooded mergansers
($650 for the set), plus brought some snapping turtle shells hand-painted by an area artist with nostalgic scenes
- $125 each. 608-326-4719
Two fine
Illinois
River birds
from Dan
Coombs: the Andy
Anderson canvasback
drake priced at $3,000, the circa 1937
Charles Perdew mallard drake at
$9,500. 262-542-3709
I found this
distinctive Frank
Resop (Berlin,
Wisconsin) blue-wing
teal drake in Dan Coombs’ display, price tag $5,000.
262-542-3709
Ted Slaton Art & Antiques came with a
just-acquired collection of
decoys from the estate of
noted Berlin, Wisconsin carver
Charles Brisky - with this bluebill,
bufflehead, and swimming mallard each
priced at $300. 608792-5470
Among the
dozens of vintage birds in Rick Simpson’s display sat this matched pair of C. V. Wells
Milwaukee School bluebills – price tag $300
for the set. 320-760-0856
Dan Coombs
brought many desirable
pieces, from this extremely
rare Charles Perdew mechanical crow ($15,000) to a classic Oscar Peterson raised
relief plaque, this one depicting a cedar waxwing &
priced at $10,500. 262-542-3709
While decoys are the focus of the Wisconsin
Decoy Collectors Association Annual Show,
you’ll find lures galore, plus period knives,
firearms, and much more.
Gone Wild for Manatee Gift Adoptions!
Adopting real Florida manatees for family and friends this Holiday season is natureinspired, thoughtful gift-giving that helps Save the Manatee Club increase conservation and education efforts for the endangered marine mammals and their aquatic
habitat. It also helps holiday shoppers stretch those often limited budgets.
Last year, Lisa Cartossa from Holt, Missouri, decided that since her two young
nieces, Lily and Rose from North Carolina, were fortunate enough to have most
everything they needed, she would adopt manatees as Christmas presents for them.
Lisa chose adoptees “Paddy Doyle” and “Flash,” who regularly winter at Blue
Spring State Park, from Save the Manatee Club’s Adopt-A-Manatee program. All of
the manatees available for adoption can be viewed on the Club’s website at
http://www.savethemanatee.org/adoptees.htm. Two new manatees recently added to
the list of adoptees are from Alabama, “Zewie” and “Bama.”
An annual manatee adoption costs $25, which is just a little over $2 a month, and
includes a color photo of a real manatee, an adoption certificate, biography, membership handbook, and subscriptions to the Club's newsletters which feature updated
reports on the manatees in the adoption program. Shipping is free within the United
States. Gift adoptions are sent with a personalized holiday message. Or for a $35
tax-deductible donation, each new member will also receive Save the Manatee
Club's 2012 wall calendar, featuring spectacular manatee photos to enjoy all year and
well past.
“When my nieces received their adoption packets for Christmas, I was told you could
not have heard two children screaming with excitement louder than they were,” said
Lisa. “Immediately, the manatees’ pictures went on their walls. They knew about
manatees, but Save the Manatee Club’s adoption program created this passion and
enthusiasm in them that’s very wonderful for me as an adult to be part of. I can’t tell
you how thrilled my nieces are to get the newsletter addressed personally to them.
They read every word front to back. Who knows, the Club may have just created the
next generation of marine life specialists dedicated to the conservation of these wonderful creatures.”
Save the Manatee Club, a national nonprofit organization, was co-founded thirty
years ago by singer/songwriter Jimmy Buffett. Funds from the Holiday gift adoptions help with manatee rescue, rehabilitation, and release efforts; research; education and public awareness projects; conservation work to protect manatees and their
habitat; and for programs in the United States, Central and South America, the Wider
Caribbean, and West Africa. Manatees are listed as endangered at the state, federal,
and international levels.
Patrick Rose, aquatic biologist and Executive Director of the Club, points out that
manatees face tremendous challenges to their survival from human activities. “In
Florida alone, since record-keeping began in 1974, more than 38% of manatee deaths
where cause of death is known were human-related. So it is imperative that we continue to educate the public about the presence of manatees in our waters. Adopting
a manatee is a great way to learn more about this beloved species and how to help
make a difference in their lives.”
Find out more information about manatees and Holiday gift adoptions by contacting
Save the Manatee Club at 500 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland, FL 32751, or calling 1800-432-JOIN (5646), or visiting their web site at www.savethemanatee.org, where
you can also sign up for the Club’s free E-Newsletter. Also, discover a variety of
manatee items in the Club’s gift catalog at http://www.savethemanatee.org/shop/.
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ROGER & MARY ANN STECKHAN
ESTATE
N8746 W. PICKEREL LAKE RD.
GLEASON, WI.
SAT., APRIL 20
10:00 AM
LOCATED: From Tomahawk, US Hwy. 51 (Exit
229), take Co. Rd. D east 9 miles to Co. B, then east
5¾ miles. Then take Bear Trail Rd. south 2 miles to
W. Pickerel Lake Rd., then right ¼ mile.
COLLECTOR TRACTORS: All in Running
Condition. McCormick Deering 15-30 on steel;
restored; primed; needs paint. McCormick Deering F12 on steel w/ MD 215-H cultivator. McCormick
Deering W-30 on new rubber & new paint. Sharp!
Gibson Mod. A; lever steer. ‘57 Bolens Type 21 DH01 Super Ride-A-Matic garden tractor. Windolph “B”
chain tread crawler walk-behind.
18 – ANTIQUE GAS ENGINES: 6 – IHC: Famous
Spraying cooled 2 hp vertical; Famous Hopper
cooled 2½ hp horiz. M 3hp; LA 1½-2 ½ hp; LP 1½2½ hp. 3 – Fairbanks Morse: Z 3 hp igniter; Z 1½ hp
headless; ZD 2 hp. 2 – McCormick: M’s 1½ hp.
Sattlery: 1½ hp w/ pump jack & red jacket pump. 3 –
Maytag: 72D twin; 2 – singles. Plus many more.
2011 PICKUP & AUTO: ‘11 Ford F-150 XLT ext.
cab 4x4; 5.0L gas; chrome pkg.; 18K miles. ‘11 Ford
Taurus SEL 3.5L; 33K miles.
MOTORCYCLES: ‘02 Yamaha V Star 650 Classic;
6,994 miles. ‘81 Harley FXB; 4,917 miles.
ALSO SELLING: 16 – Long Guns &. 8 – Hand
Guns. HO/OO Train Set Collection. Antiques &
Collectables. Boats & Motors. Shop Tools.
Internet Bidding available on Proxibid.com.
Call for Brochure or Visit
www.wausauauctioneers.com for full listing.
TERMS: 10% Buyers Premium. Cash or Bankable
Good Check, Visa or Master Cards w/ 4% fee. Items
sold “As Is Where Is” without warranty or guarantee.
GAVIN BROS. AUCTION
EUGENE & SUE DENMAN
LOCATION: 704 8th Street (Hwy. 33), Baraboo, WI. Corner of 8th &
Camp St., (next to Kwik Trip).
DATE: TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 2013. TIME: 9:30 A.M.
LUNCH: Country Gals.
Note: Eugene & Sue have been collecting for 30+ years and have decided to downsize.
Following is a partial list of a large & interesting auction, pictures @ www.gavinbros.com
Antiques/Collectibles: Sponge ware & other crockery bowls; bowl; Al Ringling Theater Cards;
old Sauk County Fair Fan; 1922 Chicago Rodeo program; Big Little books inc. Will Rodgers,
Bugs Bunny, Donald Duck, & others; Altpeter & other wood boxes; wood barrel; Coke & other
soda crates; 1954 Baraboo Bike license plate; Superior Drill Co. sign; CI peacock TV lamp;
Westinghouse & other old radios; mantle clock; Milwaukee Braves tumblers; Movie posters inc.
Casablanca, Wizard of Oz, John Wayne, etc; washboard; old noise makers; farmer’s almanac; ink
blotters; Coke thermometer; Army helmets; old calendars, rulers, fans & other advertising items;
baseball & Star Wars cards; elephant & other Knick Knacks; lots of figurines; S&P shakers; oriental vases; 400+ Comic books (12, 20, 35, 50 cent); collector plates; 1940s & 50s Baraboo phone
books; Old Sauk Co. plat books; 10 – 1800’s photo albums; postcards; felt pennants; lots of
records; buttons; bells; lots of books some local, Zane Grey, & others; gumball machine; rug beaters; Mickey Mouse bank; Mr. Peanut items; cookie jars; milk bottles; canning jars; CI fry pans;
enamel ware; holiday decorations; war books from 20’s, 40’s, president books & others; toy semi
–CH Sager, New in box; lots of other antique & collectible items.
Furniture: Frigidaire ice box; drop front desk; oak table; corner shelf; library table; china hutch;
oak chairs; file cabinets; buffet; dressers; chests of drawers; double bed; 10 flat-top/humpback
trunks; coffee & end tables; bookshelves; hide-a-bed; treadmill; card tables; Franklin sewing
machine; other furniture items.
Tool/Outdoor items: MTD snowblower; buck saws; tongs; wood pulleys; anvil; old hand tools;
Apple press; Swiss Style milk box; milk cans; steel wheels; horse items; corn planters; corn
sheller; Dutch Boy pail; Co-op can; fishing poles; ladders; bowling pins; Civil defense water cans;
10’x12’ screen tent; 10’x14’ cabin tent; lawn & garden tools; JD tool boxes; lots of other tool &
outdoor related items.
Terms: Cash or good check. MasterCard/Visa w/3% convenience fee.
GAVIN BROS. AUCTIONEERS, LLC
Wisconsin Registered Auction Company #274, Reedsburg and Baraboo
608-524-6416 or 608-356-9437• www.gavinbros.com
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AUCTION
REAL ESTATE - ANTIQUES - HOUSEHOLD
2314 MONROE STREET, NEW HOLSTEIN, WI
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. (Viewing 8:00 A.M.)
REAL ESTATE Open House: THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 2013 • 3:00- 4:00 P.M.
TERMS: To be offered at auction with reserve by seller Saturday,
April 20 at noon. $3,000.00 down cash closing on or before May
30, 2013. 2314 Monroe Street, New Holstein, WI
4 bedroom and two bath home, detached garage, well maintained
home. Owner: Ivy May Paulsen (Living Estate). View picture at
billcain.com or call for a private showing: (920) 893-8842. Cobrokers welcome.
Antiques & Collectibles: Gilbert & Sessions mantle clock, large
oak cabinet, 5 front dressers, wainscoting, old hats and hat boxes,
100 years plus table and four chairs, costume jewelry, old Christmas ornaments, old cameras, old
doll and doll clothes, old telephones, old pocket knives, crocks; over 20 Red Wings, old postcards,
Kingsbury beer items, old Mount Calvary calendar, beer signs & glasses, old coins, immigrant
trunk, Fire-King dishes, beaded purse, old books, men’s cufflinks, Costume jewelry, men’s &
women's watches, boxes of hunting compasses, old photo albums, old beer bottles, old milk bottles, 1917 $1 dollar bill, rare Marek’s Grocery Store of Two Rivers grey line pitcher, Miller & Bud
mirrors, Custard glass, Buddy L. Coke truck, Carnival glass, boxes of Depression glass, Van
Briggle vase, 5” Spongeware collector bowl, Currier & Ives dishes, Calendar plates, butter churn,
rare Malieable range sign, Jodar & Hein, Chilton, Wisconsin, colored enamelware, six tanned deer
hides, old comic books, Cast bank, Art Deco lamp, Victorian pictures & frames, old children’s
blocks, fancy folk art shelf, Verifine butter crock, WWI bayonet, Jadite collection, plant stands,
hand tools, rug beater, 25 teapot collection & more.
Household:Chairs, lamps, beds, bedding, dishes, cookware. A complete house, appliances, lamps,
end tables, quilts, linens, stoneware, flatware and much more.
Rain Or Shine - Lunch Wagon on grounds. Terms:Cash or Check.
Owner: Ivy Paulsen (Living Estate)
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AUCTION OF
AUTOMATIC MUSIC MACHINES-SCIENTIFIC &
SURVEYING EQUIPMENT COLLECTIONS
Located on the EATON CO. FAIRGROUNDS
1025 S. COCHRAN AVE., CHARLOTTE, MI ON:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 26 & 27, 2013
The sales begins on Thursday at 1:00 P.M.-Fri. & Sat.
starts at 9:00 A.M. each day
Already listed are private collections and Estates of antique music boxes,
phonographs and related machines from across the U.S. & Canada
including the “Kimmett” Estate of Colorado & the McFadden
Estate of Georgia. Also included is a collection of surveying
equipment from Ohio, & a collection of scientific apparatus. If
you have items that you would like to include in this sale call us
to discuss this event.
Our bidders have the opportunity of participating at the auctions
by live bidding in person, by phone or by e-mail computer bidding. Full color catalogs are available with hundreds and hundreds of photographs from the auctioneers at no charge and are
available for viewing on our website at
www.stantons-auctions.com.
Steven E. Stanton (517) 331-8150 cellular/day,
(517) 852-0627 evening
Email - [email protected]
AUCTION SPECIALISTS
TWO DAY AUCTION
RICHARD “KIRBY” DORFSCHMIDT ESTATE
JEANETTE MACKEN, PERSONAL REP.
STOUGHTON, WI 53589
AUCTION SITE:
MANDT COMMUNITY CENTER
400 MANDT PARKWAY - STOUGHTON, WI 53589
FRIDAY, APRIL 19 & SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2013
9:30 A.M. EACH DAY
LOCATION: This auction is being held indoors, at the Mandt Community Center (ice rink) in
Stoughton, WI Off East Main Street (Hwy. 51) at the Main Street-Fourth Street stop lights (Library
corner) take Fourth Street South to Mandt Park. Follow auction signs. LUNCH ON GROUNDS.
REASON: To Settle Estate. NOTE: Kirby enjoyed collecting and had these items at his home.
This is an interesting auction with a wide variety of items. Plan now to attend.
FOR A MORE DETAILED LIST GO TO WEBSITE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 19 – 9:30 A.M.
MOTORCYCLE & ACCESSORIES: 1977 Harley Sportster, 6013 miles, all reconditioned,
kick-start (Sharp); Harley collectibles & accessories.
YARD ITEMS: 2 Ransomes 14 HP commercial grade lawn mowers w/stand behind dolly wheels;
Blue Bird lawn aerator; Ariens 824, 8 HP snow blower, elec. start; Bobcat 4 HP rotary mower;
Other lawn related items.
TOOLS: 2 Craftsman rolling tool chests; Drill press; Abrasive chop saw; Motorcycle stand; Large
assort. wrenches, sockets, power hand tools (router etc).
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Wood duck decoys; Glass minnow trap; Snow Shoes;
Lightning rods & globes; Old petroleum cans w/adv.; Wood pulleys; Metal & porcelain signs;
Sleigh bells; Wood porch posts; Early license plates; Fish spears; Leaded glass windows; Old
woodworking clamps; Primitive church pew; Wood boxes w/adv.; Fishing rods & reels; Trappers
basket; Wood & wicker fishing creels; Wood fish nets; Wood sled; Ice skates; Wood skis; Old fishing lures; Hunting knives w/bone & pearl handles (Schrade, Marble, Western etc); Winchester box
w/dove detail; Boxing gloves (Everlast); Old baseball uniform & cap (Agerstrand); Old baseball
gloves, bats, catcher’s mask & balls; Wood mechanic creeper; Much more.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20 – 9:30 A.M.
SPECIAL ITEMS: Rosemaled immigrant trunk, dated April 1830, stenciled “Mari Farthiens
Datter Bakke”; 2 Tina boxes w/scratch carving, 1849 circa.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: 2 primitive jelly/pie cupboards; Glass display cases (table-top
& octagon upright); Antique dressers w/hankie boxes; “Nouveau” small trunk w/carving; 3-tier
shelf; Wakefield wicker plant stand & rocker; Mission rocker; Walnut oval lamp table w/bead trim;
Saddle seat rocker; RCA-Victor director chair; Speedy Flying Arrow coaster wagon; Schoenhut toy
animals; Wood & plastic push-button puppets; Fun E Flex, wood, Mickey Mouse; Nodders;
Mantle clocks; Small oak roll-top desk organizer; Commode w/acorn pulls; 9 dr. linen chest;
Round oak tables; Fern stand; Hall trees; Tilt-top table; Wood office chairs; Doctor’s office stand;
Trunks; Oak harvest table; 4-tier barrister bookcase; Fish & Fowl picture; Quality pictures include
Yard Longs etc; Framed newspaper (Police News, Sullivan-Slade fight of 1883); Hanging
Wainscoted cupboard; Enterprise coffee bean grinder; Putman Dyes & Tints adv cabinet; Old
easels; Music box piano & Bakelite mirror w/shaving mug & brush; Popeye dime bank (1929);
1930s large toy metal truck; Nite-Day Service metal tow truck; Hubley, Buddy L & Tootsie toy
cars/trucks; Windup toys (Charlie Bartender, tin horses & cart, Felix Boat & more); Wood puzzle
blocks w/pictures & box; Push scooter; Toy cars, Greyhound Bus & Shell Truck; Letter from
Charlton Hesston; Camel Tobacco butler stand & thermometer; Cast elephant pipe holder;
Stereoscopic viewer pat. 1897 & old cards; Carved pipe (dogs) w/case; Sm. opium pipe, hand
carved, WWI era; Assort tobacco pipes; Peace pipe; Books include Better Little Books, Big Little
& hard cover from early 1900s; Several hand stitched & tied quilts; Sleigh blankets; Needlepoint
pictures (German); Jardinière & pedestal; McCoy items; String holders; Tintype pictures; Assort.
rugs (braided & prints); Shaving jars, some w/adv; Porcelain spice holders & creamers;
Enamelware & graniteware; Beautiful old picture frames; Tobacco tins w/adv; Much more.
BLACK AMERICANA COLLECTIBLES: F&F Aunt Jemima cookie jar, spices, and sugar &
creamer; Keen Kutter “Bull Durham” picture; Nodder ashtray; Match safe (head); Man on alligator; The Gleaners picture; Old Virginia Cheroots box; Dancing Rastus & Dancing Dan; St Louis
Woman record album; Books include Little Pikaninnies, Little Black Sambo, Uncle Tom’s Cabin,
Little Brown Koko, Negro Comicalities, Juma, Free Joe & recipe books; Nigger Hair tobacco;
String puppet; Dolls; Teapot; Sm. adv. boxes; Greeting cards/postcards/Valentines & pictures;
Cookie jar; Grocery boards; Newspaper cartoon.
STONEWARE: Sleepy Eye pitcher; Butter churns (6 & 4); Red Wing crocks (6,4,3, some w/target & other markings); Beehive jugs, 3 & 4, one w/turkey droppings; Several bowls; Spongeware
umbrella holder; Watts Ware (apple & flower); Spongeware bowls include O C Leng, Stoughton
adv; Salt holders (1 w/Galena adv); Red Wing beater jars; Spatterware spittoon; Jugs w/adv.
SEE FULL LIST & PHOTOS ON WEBSITE:
www.auctionspecialistsstoughton.com
TERMS: Cash, Certified Check or Good Personal Check. Out of state checks require current bank
letter of guarantee. All purchases must be settled day of sale. Number system used. Photo ID
Required to Register to Bid/Buy. Announcements made at sale take precedence over advertised
material.
AUCTIONEER: Don Kleven, Jr. (RWA #179), Stoughton, WI (608) 877-9075 or 608-212-3320.
SALE MANAGER: James M. Seamonson (Registered Wisconsin License #132) Auction
Specialists Stoughton, LLC, Stoughton, WI (608) 873-7791.
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1320 ROBY RD., STOUGHTON, WI 53589 - 608-873-7791
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144 S. Main, P.O. Box 146, Vermontville, MI 49096
517-726-0181 or Fax: 517-726-0060
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LARGE 2 SESSION AUCTION
ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, GLASSWARE, FURNITURE
ESTHER KRATTIGER ESTATE OF BROADHEAD, WI
Sale to be held at the BELMONT CONVENTION CENTER
SESSION #2 - SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
LOCATION: Belmont Convention Center. The convention center is located in Belmont, WI just
off of highway 151 Exit # 26, then take County G west 1/4 mile to the Belmont Inn & Convention
Center (Watch for Red & White Auction Arrows)
SESSION # 2 – Will consist of furniture, large doll collection including some Shirley Temple
dolls, bisque piano dolls, everyday household items, costume jewelry lawn mower, power tools,
Budweiser signs, some glassware and much more.
AUCTIONEEER’S NOTE: Large collection of newer Carnival glass, quality furniture and nice
doll collection. Much of the glassware was packed and will not be opened before sale date.
Quality Auction. Plan now to attend. LUNCH ON GROUNDS
Please visit our website at: www.ckbell.com for sale bill and color photos.
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEERS: Gary V. Bell #137, Jason V. Bell #1905.
TERMS: Cash or good check. Positive ID required. Number system will be used. Not responsible for accidents or lost articles. Statements made sale day take precedence over printed materials.
5.5% sales tax to be collected.
C.K. BELL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE
License #1905. Platteville, WI • 608-348-4591
ESTATE
E AUCTION
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION
Manitowoc, WI Eagles Club
Consignment auction featuring quality antiques, collectibles and
household furnishings. This is the spring decorators dream,
collectors extravaganza auction to attend!
SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. SHARP!
Inspection 9:00 A.M.
Directions: I-43 to Manitowoc, take the U.S. 151 exit by Holiday Inn. Stay on 151 into town (north) 3
miles to S. 8th. St. The court house is on the corner. Turn right 2 blocks, you’re there. Watch for signs.
Partial list: Pottery to include the likes of Red Wing (20 gallon crock w/wing and cobalt blue marking),
Western, Galena? Crocks, jugs, plates. 1800’s vendor wagon w/steel wheels. Owen Gromme prints, some
w/stamps. Country primitives, John Deere train sets. I.H. bulldozer toy-mint!, Reserve on this special piece.
Hat pins, Mise. H.O. train tracks, cars, stuff. Old iron wheels, kitchen-animal cookie cutters, coffee grinders
etc., Old painted kitchen table, painted chairs. Wood chairs, dresser, arrowheads in display case. Please view
all the pictures on Facebook, Lakeshore Auction Service site. More items added to the inventory and pictures
each day! See next weeks A.A.A.N. paper for additional items still coming in.
Terms & Conditions: Cash or good WI. Check if known by the auctioneer. All items paid for in full
and removed on auction day. Reserve items will be clearly marked as such. All items sold as is.
Announcements made on auction day take precedent over printed material. Auctioneer and his staff are
not responsible for accident, injury or loss of property.
“We don’t do all the auctions, just the ones you should attend”
LAKESHORE AUCTION SERVICE
2235 La Follette Ave., Manitowoc, WI 54220-2530 - 920-682-4293
Charlie Kurth, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #2340-052
RUEBEN AND MYRENE DRAEGER
TRACTORS-EQUIPMENT-ANTIQUES-PRIMITIVES
Location: W13399 DRAEGER RD., MARION, WI
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. SHARP!
Directions: Hwy. 45 to Marion, West to left on Kopitzke Rd., right on Dreager Rd. to site.
Lunch on grounds by Bonnie's Place
Int. 656 Tractor w/Cab • Int. H&M Tractors • John Deere 1010 Special • 2500 Watt Pincor PTO
Generator • Int. 710 Three Bottom Plow Auto • Daken Cultivator •
Gehl Chopper • New Idea Chopper w/2 Row Corn Head • 36 Bale
Elevator • 4 Row Corn Planter • Kools Blower • Trip Front Loader
for H-M-McCormick Deering Cultivator • #2 Grain Drill on Wood
Wheels • JD 2 Bottom Plow • 12' Disc • Two 1 Bottom Plows •
Fine Drag • 300 Gal. Sprayer • Blower Pipe • Flat Racks • 3 Head
Gates • 4 Panel Gates • 2 Wheel Trailer • SS Milk Buckets • Milk
Transfer • Equipment Manuals: (McCormick Deering, H & S,
8,10,15,20,30 Tractor Plow • Welder • Barn
Lanterns • Air Compressor • Model T Steering Wheel & Tires • Standard
Oil Polaine Oil Barrel w/Pump • 4 Sq. Cedar Shakes • J.L. Oshkosh Buggy
Sleigh (very good cond.) • 2 Oak Threshing Tables • 1 Round Oak Table •
Oak Chairs • Oak Step Back Kitchen
Cupboard w/Flour Bin • Oak Drop Front
Curved Glass Secretary "Fancy" • Burdett Pump
Organ • 2 Bettine Radios • 2 Oak High Back Beds • Piano Stool
w/Claw & Ball Feet • Pressed Lever Action Car • Parlor Table •
Blanket Chest • Mission Oak Rocker • Home
Comfort Wood Cook Stove • Oak Dressers •
Wooden Baby Crib • Doll Cradle • Wardrobe •
East Lake Chest of Drawers w/Hankie Boxes • Oak Plant Stands • Oak Wall
Phone • 4 Snow Sleds •2 Saw Rigs on Large Bob Sleds • 4+ Circular Saw
Blades • Hand Tools • Vices • Old Screen Doors • 2 Hand Corn Planters •
Lots of Rough Cut Lumber • Corn Sheller • Coal Shuttle • 2.5 Ton Floor
Jack • 5-10-25 Gal. Red Wing Crocks • 15 Gal. Western
& More • Canning Jars • Wringer Washer w/tubs and
Stand • Copper Boilers • Sausage Stuffer • Pickle Jar •
Cherry Pitter • Super X Shell Box • Wood Dynamite
Box • Wood Beer Boxes • 4 Cant Hooks • Log Carrier •
3 Legged Stool • Forge & Tools • Anvil • Broad head
Axe • Pipe Cutters • Lrg. Tap & Die • Floor Vice • Sleigh Bells • Scale •
Egg Scale • Horse Collars & Harnesses • Battery Charger • Old Gas & Oil
Cans • Sprinkling Can • #2 Cast Iron Bell "1881" • Ice Tongues • 1/2"
Drill • Adler Brau Tray • 2 Sided Outdoor Signs (Alder Brau, Meister
Brau, & Grain Belt) • Buck Board • Sleigh • 3 Riding Mowers (Jacobson 5
Hp, Lawn Chief 12.5 Hp, MTD 15.5 Hp) • Edison Phonograph & Records • Straight Razors •
Wood Handled Cooking Utensils • Advertising Items • Vienna Art Plates • Old Valentines •
Postcards • Pitcher & Bowl Set • Dough Pans • Art Deco Dresser Set • Enamelware • Wall
Matchboxes • Roseville Console Set • Depression Glass • Harper School Books • Marion Feed
& Grain Adv. • Cruets • Costume Jewelry • Sheet Music • Vintage Toys • 1920 Wall Map of US
• Buggy Foot Warmer • Bear Rug • Cast Iron Parlor Stove (Round Oak) • Luggage Rack for
Model T • 12 ft Steel I Beam • Bow Back Chairs • Many Milk Bottles • Needlework • Harness
Repair Bench • 1859 John Wagner Sausage Stuffer • many primitives and a lot more.
Auctioneer’s Note: We have 4 buildings to get through at time of printing, watch website.
This is one of the oldest Estates we have handled, many nice items for everyone. This farm
has been in the family since the Civil War. Don't miss it!
May have 2 sale rings, bring bidding partner!
Special: 42 acres to be offered Town of Grant Sec. 6. This parcel is land locked, Call for
details. 715-853-8638 Sale subject to confirmation
Terms: Cash, Good Check, Visa, MasterCard w/ 4% Courtesy fee.
Sale Clerked & Conducted By:
HOMETOWN REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO., INC.
404 S. Main Street, Shawano, WI 54166 • 715-526-6661
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer, Clayton McHugh #66
Website: www.htrealestate.com for photos. Email: [email protected]
LIVING ESTATE AUCTION
Antiques-Collectibels-Sterling
Rarities-Toys-Carnival-Primitives
Incredible lifetime collection to be offered with One-of-a-kind
items!Great auction for the early 2013 season! One of the top
viewed Wisconsin Auctions on Auctionzip - Come see what the
buzz is all about! You’ll be glad you did!
Auction At The MARQ Banquet Center
2310 Lineville Rd., Suamico, WI (Just North of Green Bay)
SATURDAY, APRIL 20th, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. CST
Featuring: Towle Sterling Silver Flatware (128 pcs), 1952 Murray Dump Truck Pedal Car,
Lrg. Selection of Carnival & Art Glass, Toys, Rare Stoneware, Depression & Fine Glass,
10k & 14k Jewelry, Display Cabinets, Brewerania, Art Pottery, Advertising & MORE!
Directions: From Green Bay; take Hwy. 41 N to Exit 173; then west on Lineville Rd. to roundabout; right at round-about to auction site. From the north; Take Hwy. 41 or 141 S to Exit 173, go
west on Lineville Rd to round-about, turn right at round-about to auction site. Watch for “Auction
Today” signs. *For those traveling greater distances to the auction, Country Inn & Suites, Green
Bay North is adjacent to the banquet hall with reasonable rooms & rates. Ph: (920) 884-2000.
NO BUYER’ S FEE! - Absentee bids accepted and executed fairly.
Banister Auction Service #375 - Marinette, WI Auctioneer - Roger Anderson #1962
Visit our site for listing & photos!
WWW.BANISTERAUCTIONSERVICES.COM Phone:715-789-2306
BANISTER AUCTION SERVICES - #375 - Marinette, WI - 715-789-2306
Visit our site for a full listing and many photos!
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LATE NOTICE AUCTION
BARARA TABAT
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
FLocated behind our office and store at 2521 Bowen Street/In the Anchorage Center.
For more info: becrane.com/ 920-651-9157. Preview 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. April 12, 2013
Dorshorst Auction Bldg. - 113 N. Main St. (Hwy. 73), Deerfield, WI
Located At: 620 LEEWARD CT., OSHKOSH, WI 54901
Spring Auction: Sanora victrola, Schwinn Corvette bicycle, primitive map chest,
MTH Electric train set, track and cars, 2 complete
households in this auction plus more.
Terms: cash, check, credit card 10% buyers premium.
Annoucements day of sale take precidence over all
prior printed material. Brian Crane Auction Galleries
registered auction house #389-53
Tom Egan Registered auctioneer #507
B.E. CRANE ESTATE GROUP LLC
BRIAN CRANE AUCTION GALLERIES
620 Leeward Court, Oshkosh, WI 54901 • 920-385-8396
All American Sales & Auctions, LLC, Welcomes You to:
THE SALE OF THE YEAR!!!
STEP BACK IN TIME FOR A COUNTRY STORE AUCTION
Featured Front Page of the Wisconsin State Journal March 4th’
Go to madison.com/wsj to view articles and slide show, At top search: All American Auctions
404 ENGLAND STREET, CAMBRIDGE, WI
Preview at 7:30 A.M. • Selling in 2 Rings
We will sell in 2 Rings, with one indoor and one outdoor, Inside all weather sensitive paper advertising, Advertising Signs, Indian Artifacts (Sell at 11 a.m.) and Special items including smalls.
Outside will be Nursery Stock (75 Great Trees just in time for spring planting-burlap/wire tied
and on pallets), Top Quality 1st only, NO Seconds!!! Plus Stoneware Wagon (it should be
full!!!60-100 pieces), Primitive Tool Wagon, large primitives (Including some amazing primitive
furniture), and more!!! This will be a fun filled day of bidding on great items from the past!
Just a Few of the Highlights: Ringling Bros. $500 Bank Bag, 1940’s Kendall Oil two-sided sign
with lollipop stand, additional stand, Pex Die Cut Chicken Feed Sign, Wooden Primitive Chick
Incubator (Awesome with original label), A & P Wood Coffee Box, Stoneware (A Full WagonRed Wing, Western, Monmouth, Wisconsin, and more!!!) Plus 25-35 various lids-find yours
here!), Loads of great advertising pieces (Tin, Paper, and More), Wooden/Leather Doctors
Examination Table, Primitive Tool Wagon (several Full Carpenters Chests), Indian Artifacts
(Arrowheads, Scrapers, Pottery Shards, Bone Awls, and more-Local Tribes), Wooden Decoys,
Cast Iron (Pans, Presses, and More), Steel Wheels, Great Primitive Furniture, Badger Tobacco
Press (Deerfield,WI), Winchester Store items, Vintage Amish Hand Done Quilts, Copper horse
weather vane, Horse tack, pony cart and More!!!.
Auctioneer Mark Says, “This will be the sale of sales with 700-1000 lots of unbelievable country primitives, Come out and join us-you will not be disappointed!!!
LOOK AT THE PICTURES: allamericanauctions.us. Food and Restrooms available onsite!!!
Terms are cash or good check day of sale with NO BUYERS FEE!
All American Sales & Auctions, LLC Wisconsin Registered #412,
867 Lucas Lane, Jefferson, WI 53549. 920-728-5511 Mark Bingham RWA#2660
Food, Restroom, No Smoking, Climate Controlled
Go to www.dorshorstauctions.com
for photos.
Note: Barb is retired, selling her home & moving to a smaller residence. Great selection here! Much Fenton
glassware from 1980’s & ‘90’s-many signed pcs. w/orig. boxes-many never opened until now; 100+ pcs. costume jewelry; Hummels from 1980’s & ‘90’s-many w/orig. boxes-never opened; Hartland plastics-many
w/orig. boxes; many religious related pcs.-Blessed Mary, Jesus, holy water holders, some other figures; 2 ea.
galvanized bushel baskets w/handles; good power tools; 45’s & LP’s; framed prints & orig. paintings by V.
Chatillion #301-signed, Jim Patterson original, Laura Purdy 1969 original, P. Kulas, Kari Miller Egg Harbor
painting; MacGregor Highlander golf club set in plaid golf bag; power washer; multi-task metal ladder; 3 ea.
metal shelving in boxes; reel type lawn mower; 2 ea. folding flip top work benches-new in boxes; 2 ea. older
Eagle gallon gas cans #1401; sewing needle kits; birdhouses; ladies’ handkerchiefs; Dale Evans wrist watch;
new compost bin in box; Burgher Beer light up; new Cooks Essential Pizza Maker; Mr. Christmas vintage
bldgs., figurines, etc.; new 6 qt. electric programmable pressure cooker; gate leg table; KESSENICH LOOMSWauwatosa, WI-larger one is 43”h x 48”w, smaller is 26”wx20”d w/stand or use on counter; remnants; Fantom
Crosswind upright vacuum-new in box; Minneapolis Moline eversharp from W.F. Miller-Hartland, WI-phone
863, Klix Dairy eversharp, others; bullet pencils w/ads; bullet cigarette lighters w/ads; F.F. Adams & Co.
Peerless tobacco tin-Milwaukee; 8’ handmade trellis; new steam carpet cleaner; 35+ Liberty Falls bldgs. figurines, etc.; LAWN MOWERS: Weedeater by Poulan-4hp Briggs & Stratton-bagger; Black & Decker 3.5 electric mower; yard & garden; Pyrex glass baby bottles w/glass tops; cistern pump; Coins: Morgan dollars-1921s1887o-1883s-all fair cond., Peace dollar-1923, 1883 Liberty nickel w/out cents below V, Indian Head pennies,
Mercury dimes, curved glass china cabinet, Roland E-20 synthesizer keyboard w/case, stand & small amp;
older bedroom set; Tell City dining table w/4 chairs; Lo Duca-Milwaukee accordion, others & MUCH
MORE!!
Terms of Sale: Cash or check w/positive picture ID. Everything settled for day of sale. 5.5% sales
tax applies. No Buyer’s Fee.
Marv Dorshorst, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #344
1078 Nesheim Road, Deerfield, WI 53531 - 608-764-8233 or 608-628-1631
AUCTION
Marg De France Estate
Antiques - Collectibles - Elegant Glass
Wittenberg Best Western Inn, Wittenberg, WI
SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. Preview 8:00 A.M.
Directions: From Wittenberg Take Hwy. 29 East To 45 South (Exit 198) Best Western Is Located
Just off The Exit.
Auctioneer’s note: This is a Wonderful Sale with the Great Varity of Collectables and those Great
Unusual Items we are known for.
Fabulous Glass Ware: Fostoria, Cambridge Rose Point, Heisey Duncan Miller, Great Selection
Of Cut Glass, Fenton, Pr. of French Urns, Large Collection Of Glass Candy
Containers, Jadeite Spice Set & Bowls, Roseville, Weller,
Buddy L Fire Truck MIB, Lead French Solders, Overland
Cast Iron Circus Toys To Include: Band wagon, Calliope,
Polar Bear Wagon all In Great Shape, Steiff Animals,
Stangl Pottery Birds. Viewer With many Native American
Cards, Fabulous Large Tramp Art Spice Box, Comic
books, Stoneware Mixing Bowls, McLaughlin’s Coffee
Trade Cards, 30+ Beer Trays, Some Almost Impossible To
Find In This Condition, Knapstein’s, Chevaliers, Piels, Jung, Peoples,
Chief Oshkosh, Parger, Adler-Brau, also Great selection Of Beer Glasses
and Signs, Furniture: Two Beautiful Oak Curve Front China Cabinets, 1
Quarter sawn Oak Sofa Table, Parlor Tables, Inc. Fabulous oak Claw & 4” Glass Ball Footed
with great legs. Mahogany Chairs & Rocker, Large Gold Mirror. Stanley No. 45 Specialty plane.
Martin & Shaw R. Essery, Ohio Tool Co.
Cash or Check. Everything Is Sold “AS IS”. All Sales Are Final. Announcements Day of Sale Take
Precedence over Printed Matter. Not Responsible For Loss or Accident.
W5346 Clark Lane, Pickerel, WI 54465 • 715-484-2006
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer:
Vikki Carbonari #2258
[email protected] www.carbonariauctions.com
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Restaurant Auction
Kealy’s Airport Kafe
1716 Airport Road, Janesville, WI
MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
Auctioneer's Note: For pictures and a complete listing of items go to www.badgerstateauction.com
TERMS: 10% Buyer’s Fee when paying with Cash or Check. All other types of payment
will be 4%. MasterCard, Visa and Discovery are welcome. All sales are final and must be
settled for on day of sale. Not responsible for accidents or misprints if any. Once sold, items
are your responsibility.
BADGER STATE AUCTION & REAL ESTATE LLC.
BOB JOHNSON - AUCTIONEER
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #800 - Registered Illinois Auctioneer #441000422
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
406 N. MAIN ST., REESEVILLE, WI
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2013 - 10:30 A.M. View: 9:00 A.M.
ANTIQUES, COINS, CURRENCY, SPORTS MEMORABILIA, COLLECTIBLES, FURNITURE, STEINS, STERLING SILVER inc. JEWELRY, CROCKS & MORE!!
100’s of Coins including 40 Silver Dollars, Great assortment of Antiques….GREAT ITEMS
BEING ADDED DAILY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Terms: Cash or Good Check! Indoors! Great Food Available!
VICTORIAN LION AUCTION SERVICE LLC
Col. D.J. Pfeiffer - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #489
For info call 920-927-3137 or Day of Sale: 920-296-1396
Visit our Website: www.Auctionsbyvictorianlion.com for photos.
4128 Hwy. KK, Milton, WI 53563 • 608-868-2199
www.badgerstateauction.com “WHERE OUR GOAL IS YOUR SATISFACTION!”
INTERNET ONLY
LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE
105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983
SUNDAY - APRIL 21, 2013
9 A.M. INSPECTION - 10 A.M. - COINS ONLY
Approx. 11:30 A.M. we will be selling Antiques, collectibles & household items.
WEDNESDAYS - APRIL 17, 24 & MAY 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 - 2013
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]
Circle M Auctions Presents
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, GALENA POTTERY,
STONEWARE, ANTIQUES &
COLLECTIBLES AUCTION
ROUND 3 OF THE LOIS ELKINS ESTATE & LIQUIDATION OF THE
RED CEDAR B&B, TODDVILLE, IA
AT THE CIRCLE M HALL, 611 NORTH MAIN STREET, MAQUOKETA, IOWA
SUNDAY MAY 5, 2013 NOTE TIME: 10:00 A.M.
Come early & stay late, Breakfast & Lunch specials available all day!!
DONT MISS THIS SALE!
From The Elkins Estate
Note: The Elkins Family have been avid auction attendees & antique hunters for MANY
YEARS there is sure to be something for everyone!
15 Or More Pieces Of Galena Pottery Jugs, Crocks, & More, Blood & Sons Advertising Beater
Jar, Emeline, Iowa; EARLY Stone Ware Pitcher W/ Cast Iron Handle; Red Wing #5 Sponge ware
Decanter w/Wire handle; Western 5 Gallon Butter Churn; Vase Marked Coors Pottery Golden,
Colorado; Preserve Jar Dated 1801; 5 Gallon Red Wing Crock Jug Marked Grand Hotel Mineral
Springs, 5 Gallon Salt Glazed Crock w/molded Handles & Cobalt Print; 3 Gallon Preserve Jar; 2
Gallon Salt Glazed Crock Cobalt Print; 2 Gallon Target Print Salt Glazed Crock; 15” Crock Butter
bowl; 2 Gallon Birch Leaf Red Wing Crock; 3 Gallon cobalt Salt Glazed Crock; 4 Gallon Salt
Glazed Crock Cobalt Print Molded Handles; Over 60 Other Crock Pieces; Great Lawyer’s Book
Case W/Sliding Glass Doors, Applied Carving, Finials, Quarter Sawn Oak ( MUST SEE ! ); Walnut
Wardrobe W/burled Panels; Walnut Dresser; Oak Gentleman’s Dresser; Triple Stacked Leaded
Glass; Lawyer’s BookCase Oak; Sleepy Eye Cook Book; Sleepy Eye Pottery including Mug,
Bowl, & Vase; Buck Horn Creamery Butter Box; Elgin Pocket Watches; Acier Garanti Pocket
Watch w/Gold Horses & Flowers & Gunmetal Case (RARE); Pocket Watch Marked Chas
Gallagher 15 Jewels, Maquoketa, Iowa!; Small Elgin Ladies Pocket Watch; Hand-Painted
Bavarian Pitcher; Skookum Doll; Hat Pins & Cameo; Oil Lamps; Sponge Ware Advertising
Pitchers; Cranberry Glass Lightning Rod Globe Marked Maher MFG. Company Preston, Iowa;
Shirley Temple Pitchers & Bowl; 4 pcs. Of Iowa City Glass; Beer Bottles Maquoketa, Potosi,
Dubuque, Bellevue; Many Oil Lamps; Early Cast Iron Mantle Clock; Very Early GrandFather
Clock With Wooden Gears Marked Hoadley Plymouth; 15 Or More Ornate Mantle & Wall Clocks;
Fancy Soda/Beer Tap/Fountain Alabaster; 2 Leaded Glass Tiffany Style Lamps; Cast Iron Dog
Door Stop; Nice selection of vintage Winchester, Stanley, & Keen Kutter tools; Lots Of Old
Postcards; Early Feather Tree; Pull Behind Kids Horse W/Real Horse Hair (as seen on American
Pickers); Chain Art Advertising Premium Pictures; Glass Advertising Pictures; Odd Fellows Hand
Stitched Quilt Dated 1885 – 1927; 3 Hand Stitched Quilts; Lots Of Antique Pictures; General
Store Counter Carnation Malted Milk Container; Bellevue Bottling Works bottle; Several Old
Powder Horns; General Store Cast Iron String Dispenser; Mercantile Havana Cigar Dispenser;
General Store Planters Peanut Jar; Primitive Wood Bowls; Folk Art Wooden Rocking Horse;
Miniature buck Board Wagon Possible Salesman’s Sample; More Quality Items To Be UnPacked
& Too Numerous To Mention! From The Red Cedar Bed & Breakfast Toddville, Iowa. Art Deco
Bookcase; Quarter Sawn Oak Library Table; Shaker Style Quarter Sawn Oak Drop Front Desk;
Oak Drop Front Writing Desk; Ash Commode w/carved Drawer Pulls; Short Wave RCA Cabinet
Radio; 2 Primitive Pine Jelly Cupboards; Empire Style Secretary Quarter Sawn Oak; Step Back
Cupboard Top; Walnut Hall Tree/Peer Mirror W/Marble Shelf & Umbrella Holders; General Store
Oak Bakers Display Case; Several Oak Dressers W/Mirrors; Mission Style Oak Grandfather
Clock; Mahogany Drop Front Writing Desk W/Leaded Glass Door; John Deere Buck Board Seat;
Mahogany Spinet Desk; Mission Style Oak Library Table; Claw Foot Desk Bombay Front;
Mission Style Oak Bed; 2 pc. Lawyer Stack Bookcase Oak; Round Front Corner Shelf; Early Pine
Glass Front Bookcase; Drop Front Oak Secretary; 54" Mission Style Round Oak Table; Set of 7
AUCTIONS
www.WisconsinSurplus.com
Bid, Buy & Sell From The Comfort Of Your Home Computer!!!
You can find literally ANYTHING from Real Estate to Antiques on our site!!
Watch our site or get on our weekly Email list to keep yourself up-to-date on Wisconsin's
oldest and largest Exclusive Internet public auction site!! NO COST TO REGISTER!!!
Registered Wisconsin Auction Company, License #01
The Internet Division of LUST AUCTION SERVICES, LLC
201 - 303 West Front Street - (downtown) - Mt. Horeb, WI 53572
P. O. Box #113 - Mount Horeb, WI 53572 - 0113
1-800-383-SOLD FAX: 608-437-9593 OFFICE: 608-437-2001
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INTERNET AUCTIONS!! Today's Modern Innovative & 21st Century Method of AUCTION Marketing!!!
Matching Mission Oak Chairs Plank Seat; 2 Wooden Wagon Wheel Hanging Light Fixtures;
Mission Oak Buffet Quarter Sawn; 7' Tall Pine Cupboard; Spoon Carved Drop Front Ash
Secretary; 3 Wheel Turn Of The Century Wooden Vendors Cart; Folk Art 2 Tier Hall Tree Unique!
Oak Claw Foot Buffet; 4 Tier Walnut Knick Nack Shelf; Oak Hope Chest; Civil War Era Platform
Rocker; Oak Marble Top Table; Folk Art Pine Hall Bench; Painted Chimney Cupboard; Drop
Front Desk w/Claw & Ball Feet; 3/4 Walnut Bed W/Applied Carving; Roseville Pedestal
Bittersweet Pattern; Canon Ball Foot Drop Front Secretary; Butcher Block; Antique Counter Top
Display Case; Selection Of Wooden Ammo Boxes.
Terms: Cash, Credit Card, or GOOD check. Nothing to be removed until settled for, Not responsible for accidents or theft, statements made on sale day take precedents over printed material. For
more info, or for complete auction service you can count on, from one piece to an entire estate start
to finish, call Steve Morehead at 563 652 9780 Email us at [email protected]
For color photos & more or complete listing Visit Our Website @ www.circlemauctions.com
Oak stacked
lawyer’s bookcase
w/leaded glass
Outstanding Lawyer’s
Bookcase, Quarter sawn oak
Very early
GrandFather
Clock with wooden
gears marked
Hoadley Plymouth
Miniature buck
board wagon,
Possible salesman sample
Early vending cart w/wood wheels
Acier Garanti
pocket watch
Great selection of 15 or more
pcs. of Galena Pottery
Alabaster soda tap
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QUALITY ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
WATERLOO AUCTION HOUSE
255 S. JEFFERSON ST., WATERLOO, WI 53594
Preview 8:30 A.M.
www.waterlooantiquesmall.com for picture gallery. 920-478-7379
We are proud to present to our customers a wonderful auction with a huge variety of items!
TOYS: 1930's Steam Roller & Shovel, cast iron toys & bank, Raggedy Ann & Andy, Newer
Batman flag & book. MILITARY: 1950's practice bomb, WWII-compass, WWI posters, nice
variety 20x30 size all original. TOOLS: Transit set, level, wooden rake, copper scale, wooden
tool box, ladders, wash basins. SPORT: wooden fishing lures, animal traps, old Michael Jordan
Poster, sleds. STERLING: Amazing 4 piece Chased Kutch Sterling Tea Set! ART: 1950's calendar art, vict. Framed art, Vict. pict. hangers, nude ladies pic, old maps, school wall maps.
POTTERY: Yelloware bowls, variety of Red Wing salt glazed crocks & adv. Jugs, salt glaze 12
gal. butterfly, 5 gal. rib cage, Haeger, McCoy, Stangle, Hull, Lefton, Red Wing vase, Rowe etc.
KITCHEN: Blue Delft coffee grinder, Enamelware, cookie cutters, talcum powder containers,
wooden spice box, tin H20 cooler, Vintage ACME stove, Moore stove. HOLIDAY: Valentines,
paper mache' pumpkins, misc. Halloween. QUILTS: lg. variety of handmade and modern made
quilts, linens, blankets, doilies. FURNITURE: Primitive painted cupboard, sewing table,
Primitive tree trunk chopping block, end tables, Vict. upholstered chairs, Dresser w/mirror, child's
desk & chair, cradle, post office mailbox, Victrola, willow end table, walnut parlor table, oak
school chairs, steamer trunk. LIGHTING: Vict. Hanging lamp, cranberry lamp shade.
MUSIC: 2004 Ibanez Guitar. Mid-Century: Glassware-Viking. MISC.: 2 early crank phones,
Dress form, underwood,1950's standing hair dryer, vint. typewriter.
Terms: Cash or check preferred, MC, Visa, Discover w/service charge.
Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319-Bailey’s Honor Auction & Estate Service, LLC
AUCTION
Personal Property of John and Brook Fischer
1711 FRANKLIN STREET, WAUSAU, WI
Join Us For Our
Visit our Website For More Details: www.chuillisauction.com
1st On Site sale
Directions: Take 6th Street North past the court house to Franklin St., West on
of 2013!!!
Franklin to auction site.
Auction Note: John and Brook are relocating and are downsizing. This sale will feature some quality
pieces. Everything has been well cared for. This is only a partial listing, watch for more items to be listed as they continue to prepare for their move.
Special Item: 1999 Bayliner Ciera special edition 23.5 Ft length, V8 5.0L Mercruser engine, canopy,
tandem axle Shorelander trailer. (Sells With Reserve).
Vehicles & Recreation: 2001 Ford Excursion Limited,
V10 w/4 wheel drive and 8 ft. Hiniker plow, 140,000
miles, 1978 Honda Matic Hawk 400cc motorcycle, 5800
miles, 2008 Yamaha FX Nytro RTX snowmobile, under
3000 miles, 2004 John Deere Gator CS, 446.5 hours with
manual dump box.
Firearms & Sporting: 9MM Glock 19 (like new), WWI
8mm German Mouser 1916 Spandau, Russian Nagant
M91/30 7.62 X 54R rifle w/bayonet and accessories,
1999 Bayliner 2355 Ciera, WWII Japanese Arisaka rifle, Lee Enfield Lithgow 303 rifle w/bayonet,
115 Hrs. on engine.
Lee Enfield Mark GRI Mod 1 MKIII, AK47 30 rd. mags., M16 Mags,
400 plus rds. 9 mm ammo, Victorinox Swiss army knives.
Other Item of Special Interest: Like new 7 ft. Golden West Billiard oak and slate top pool table
w/cover, King of Fire token slot machine, Crusin USA coin op video arcade game, Golden Tee coin
operated video arcade game, G-Loc air battle video arcade game, Merit Industries Pub Time coin operated dart board, Remote control airplane 46 inches length w/66 inch wingspan (never flown).
Antiques & Collectibles: Wicker baby carriage, oak parlor tables, The Magic of Oz & Glinda of Oz
books, Snow Babies, parking meters, beer can collection, Toledo counter top scale, barn drill.
Household Items: Quality dining room table and chair set, Mitsubishi 50 inch projection TV, clipper
ship decorations, contemporary seascape oil on canvas, Pheasant oil on canvas signed Maass.
Wisconsin Woodchuck Memoribilia: Several player signed game worn jerseys, Bobble Heads:
President Obama, Jim Gantner, Ben Zobrist, Woody and more.
Rest Of The Sale: TomTom G0 510 GPS in box, Harley motorcycle plastic replicas, Coke barrel type
cooler, outdoor furniture, Large Outdoor Dog Kennel Consisting Of: (7) 12ft X 6ft panels, (1) 6ft X 6ft
panel and (2) 6ft X 6ft panels with gates, Snowmobile dolly.
Terms And Conditions: Cash, Good WI check, Visa, MC & Discover. All items sold AS IS, Wisconsin
sales tax laws apply to truck, boat, motorcycle and snowmobile.
2001 Ford Excusion w/Hiniker plow
2008 Yamaha
FX Nytro RTX
2004 JD Gator CS
CHUILLI’S AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
JERRY CHUILLI
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers #275
P.O. Box K Wittenberg, WI 54499
715-253-3038 Cell: 715-297-2457 Email: [email protected]
Central Wisconsin’s Premiere Auction & Appraisal Service!!!
BAILEY’S HONOR 5 AUCTIONS
For your bidding NOW visit www.baileyshonor.com for details
Black Americana and Ethnic Items- online
Great collection of Black Collectibles to include an automaton of a marching band, Folk art
pastel, Cupid sleeping and cupid awake, fantastic andirons and ashtray stand, windup toys, many
postcards and trade cards, sheet music, dolls, chalkware, fishing lures, books, games, baskets,
wood boats, pottery, sterling silver spoons, and much more. Hard to find items.
Royal Doulton and Beer Stein collection - online
Character jugs of all sizes, Toby pitchers, Beswick, Gerz, Villory and Boch, and German steins.
Antiques and Collectibles Auction Wed., April 17th Dousman 5:30pm LIVE
Sterling, gold, many beer items, ironstone collection, jewelry, awesome lighting, military, calvary
saddle, stoneware, swords, Buzz Henry cap gun, Keystone boat, these are just some highlights!
Brookfield Personal Property Auction -online
Stoneware, quilts, furniture, mirrors, primitives
Franklin Huge Estate Auction - online
This one has it all, furniture, furs, glassware, loads of Waterford crystal,
art, John Colt triptych, tools, quality throughout.
Terms: Live: Cash/check w/ID/cc- 5% buyer fee, 5% cash/check discount.
10% premium for absentee bidding, Online: 18% buyer fee, 3% discount for cash at
pick up, buyer pays for shipping if needed, pick up preferred method.
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687
www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details!
Large Multiple Estate Auction
COLUMBIA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, BUILDING #8
300 SUPERIOR ST., PORTAGE, WI 53901
Directions: Hwy. 51 Portage to Wauona Trail to Fairgrounds. From Hwy. 33 follow Wauona Trail
to Fairgrounds. Look for signs.
Note: A combination of 3 estates with a lifetime of collectibles. Lunch wagon on site.
OWEN J. GROMME PRINTS (BEING SOLD AT 11:00): “Mallards At Sunset” 461/850;
“Sand Hill Cranes And Young” 208/850; “Sentinel Ruffed Grouse” 80/960; “Trumpeter Swans- A
New Beginning” 1899/2020; “Barn Owl” 133/850; “The One That Got Away” 196/850; “Autumn
Woodcock” 180/5000; ”Wild Turkeys-The American Bird” 180/500; “Edge of The Field Pointer”
263/580; “Evening Grosbeak in Winter” 147/850; “Red Fox and Kits” 282/850; “Touch of WhitePheasants” 151/850; “Whitetails in Summer” 149/900; “Ruffed Grouse- Red Phase” 326/850;
“Bevy of Bobwhites” 326/950; “Day’s End-Mixed Bag” 767/850; “Ruffed Grouse in Highbush
Cranberry” 27/850; “Distant Thunder- Passenger Pigeons” 1899/2020; “Over The TamaracksSandhill Cranes” 248/850; “Red Headed Woodpecker” 743/850; “Gathering Food- Scarlet
Tanagers” 260/850; “Downy Woodpeckers in Winter” 80/525; “The Approaching StormWhooping Cranes” 1899/2020; “Downy Woodpecker” 65/550; “Egrets” 53/980; “Goshawk And
Ruffed Grouse” 232/850; “Early Snowfall” 109/850; “Evening Glow” 185/960; “Startled Trio”
434/850; “2 Bald Eagles” 510/850; “2 Bald Eagles” 708/850; “1978 Wisconsin Waterfowl Stamp”
4015/5800; “Double Flush” 798/950; “Ruffed Grouse” 225/850; “Mallards And Black Ducks”
523/850; “Cedar Waxwings” 80/525; “Goldfinch” 3848/10000, “Eagles On River” 510/850;
“Deer In Snow” 109/850.
TERRY REDLIN PRINTS: “Evening Harvest” 555/960, “Evening Surprise” 470/960, “Prairie
Monuments” 460/960; “Twilight Glow” 710/960; “Night Harvest” 462/960; “Evening Glow”
185/960. OTHER PRINTS: DU Edition “Blue Winged Teal” By Rockne Knuth 190/200;
“Representing the Fifth Issue in the Federal Duck Stamp Collection” By W.J. George, “Emerald
Creek Wolves” By Rod Tribiger; “Ever Watchful- Whitetail Deer” By Ron Van Gilder 26/1900;
“Whitetail Tracks” By Frank Mittelstadt (unframed) 341/750; “Silent Snowfall- Whitetail Deer”
By Rosemary Millette 141/950; “Cottonwood Crossing- Whitetail Deer” By Rosemary Millette
710/1500; “The Bean Field Buck” By Michael Sieve 245/6327; “The Glory Days- The Reunion”
By Michael Sieve 245/6327; “The Glory Days- Mike Beatty and the Beatty Buck” By Michael
Sieve 245/6375; “Milo Hanson and The Hanson Buck” By Michael Sieve 245/6327; “Oak Ridge
Renewal- Whitetail Deer” By Michael Sieve; “Oak Ridge Challenge” By Michael Sieve
516/6327; “Oak Ridge Battle- Whitetail Deer” By Michael Sieve 516/6327; “Oak Ridge
Monarch- Whitetail Deer” By Michael Sieve 516/6327.
COLLECTIBLES AND ANTIQUES: Large collection of Jim Beam Decanters- more pictures
to come! collector plates; Rio Advertising; Rio Co-Op Produce Co. Apple Print Pitcher; Kennedy
Cash sponge bowl; Hummel 150 2/0; wardrobe; washboard; 3 drawer dresser; sewing machine;
chairs; 4 old chairs; Depression glass; Green glass; commode with towel rack; Red Wing 5 crock;
2 other crocks; and more. GARAGE: Simplicity 12.5 hp Rider Mower; ladder; hand tools;
Craftsman 3 HP Edger; Small cage trap; Aluminum extension ladder; router; table; 4,000 lb. jack;
bikes; long handle tools and more. HOUSEHOLD AND MISC: Recliner chair; 2 Twin beds; 3
piece bedroom set; microwave; lampstand; 6 drawer dresser; vanity chair; linens; upright
wardrobe; nightstands; desk; table with 4 chairs; bedding; TV; dishes; kitchenware; pots/pans;
corner hutch and more.
TERMS: No Buyers fee. 3% convenience fee for all credit/debit card (Master, Discover & Visa
Cards) payments. Tax on vehicles/snowmobiles/ATV/Campers/Boats-anything titled or registered. Cash or check, positive ID required, $50 fee on all returned checks. Everything sold as-is.
No Refunds. Announcements made the day of auction have precedence over prior advertisements.
United Country Hamele Auction & Realty: P.O Box 257 Portage, WI 53901 608-742-5000.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Travis Hamele #2224-052 Pardeeville,
WI. 608-697-3349, Larry Hamele #510 Briggsville, WI 608-981-2690,
Terry Dixon Endeavor #200, and Marty Griepentrog #2692.
Thinking of selling Real Estate or having an auction,
call us for a free auction evaluation
Visit us at: www.hameleauctions.com
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High end gift shop & antiques AUCTION
646 lots of gift shop items.
100’s of fabulous antiques.
AUCTION
1319 West Quincy Street, Hancock, MI
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2013
Auction: 10:00 A.M.
Gift shop memorabilia
Antiques, Furniture, Fixtures
Hundreds of unique antiques, furniture, tables,
lamps, mirrors, pictures...beyond description.
Live & online auction. Sunday, May 5. Real estate
auction May 9.
www.BelieveInAuctions.com
Believe In Auctions, LLC, P.O. Box
477, Merton, WI 53056. Tim Miller,
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer
#2416.
www.bpatientauctions.com
For All Your Auction Needs: B. PATIENT AUCTION SERVICE
Col. Terry “Butch” Patient - Auctioneer
906-249-3000 • 906-486-8999 • 906-891-3727
LARGE AUCTION SALE
Antiques-Household-Furniture-Coins-Toys
Sale held at the WHISTLE INN, NICHOLS, WI
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. SHARP!!
Lunch and Restroom.
Directions: From Black Creek, Hwy. 47 north to Hwy. F, West to Nichols to sale. Watch for signs.
Household-Furniture-Antiques: Antique dishes, coins and currencies, butter churns, display cases,
dressers, desk, tables, chairs, collectable Christmas items, hats, jewelry, old radios, antique frames
and pictures, lanterns, crocks and jugs, old books, farm toys, advertising items, old buttons, collectable cigarette lighters, milk bottles, antique toys and games, Fancy glass ware, enamel ware, many
household and antique items as well as furniture and collectables, toys and more.
Note: This is a combination partial estate and collectors, too many items to list all, many upper end
antiques and collectables. Come early to browse, we start promptly at 10:00.
Terms: Cash or check with picture I.D.
For Pictures and complete list check our website: www.vaneperensales.com
Sale Clerked and Conducted By: VAN EPEREN SALES
303 N. Main, Black Creek, WI
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer Les Van Eperen #58 920-833-7891
Krueger & Krueger LLC
COINS & CIVIL WAR TOKENS
at AUCTION
QUALITY INN & SUITES W9250 Prospect Dr., Lodi, WI exit Hwy 60 at I-90/94
SUNDAY, April 21, 2013 10 a.m. Viewing at 8:30 a.m.
Spend quality time at this nice Coin & Civil War Token Auction
Bid live in person or online at: www.Proxibid.com - Search for Krueger & Krueger
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or enquiries e-Mail: [email protected]; for photos www.kurtkruegercoins.com.
Viewing - 9:00 A.M.
DIRECTIONS: Go to the street of Hancock @ Quincy St, to auction site (across from Lakeview
Manor) Watch for posted yellow auction signs.
Auctioneer’s Note: This will be our 1st spring outdoor sale. Join us Saturday. Nice variety for all
interests.
Beautiful Estate Jewelry: Rare Vintage 14 kt. rose gold ladies wrist watch faceted w/rubies
and diamonds w/numeral indicators. In original case, famous watch maker Paul Ditisheim.
Men's 14kt gold vintage pocket watch w/19 jewel, famous watchmaker E. Howard. 18kt
ladies gold ring w/5 cluster diamonds, 1 of which is a Large breathtaking 2 carat weight, total
2.67. Unique 14kt ladies gold ring w/3 large diamonds. 14kt ladies gold bracelet w/5 diamonds. Nice variety of 10 and 14kt ladies gold rings, among vintage costume jewelry. Wallace
sterling silver flatware (110 piece), Rosepoint pattern. Mixed silver coins. Antique and collectibles.
For a more complete listing visit our website for pictorial viewing and upcoming auctions.
646 lots of wonderful gifts and collectibles.
Online auction only. Ends Sunday, April 14.
Vera Bradley, Byer’s Choice. See catalog.
500+ LOTS
10% ONSITE
BUYER’S FEE
HALF & LARGE CENTS: 1794-1856 several selections including
higher grades. FLYING EAGLE & INDIAN CENTS: 1857-1909 nice
collector selection. LINCOLN CENTS: 1909-1926 key and semi-key
dates and higher grades. TWO & THREE CENTS: 1864-1881 nice
selection of all the types. SHIELD NICKELS: 1866-1882 including
nicer grades and tough dates. Liberty Nickels: 1883-1912 including tougher dates and nicer grades. BUFFALO NICKELS: 19131938 excellent herd with scarce and rare dates; excellent grades and
a pair of 1937-D 3 legged examples plus a 1950-D for Jefferson fans!
HALF DIMES: 1835-1872 several dates included. BUST & SEATED
DIMES: 1805-1890: Interesting grouping with a pair dated 1805 and
several CC dates. BARBER DIMES: 1892-1916 with many tougher
dates present. MERCURY DIMES: 1916-1944: includes a low grade
1916-D and several scarce collector dates. TWENTY CENTS: A couple 1875-S examples.
SEATED QUARTERS: includes a tough 1844-O and a Gem 1877 S/S. BARBER & STANDING QUARTERS: 1896-1930 including a couple higher grade 1917 type I. WASHINGTON
QUARTERS: 1932-1950 including higher grade 1932 D&S plus other BU dates. BUST HALF
DOLLARS: 1812-1834 with several EF examples. SEATED HALF DOLLARS: 1853-1874
small but interesting selection of dates and grades. BARBER HALF DOLLARS: 1898-1915
several desirable choices. WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLARS: 1916-1947 including very
scarce collector dates in higher grades together with later BU dates and a couple Franklins.
BUST DOLLAR: 1799 AU-53 with great die clashing. SEATED LIBERTY DOLLARS:
1842 & 1843 higher grades. TRADE DOLLARS: 1875-1878 several with a nice 1876-CC
included. MORGAN DOLLARS: 1878-1921 loaded with hard-to-find dates including
1894, 1895-O, 1895-S and many scarce dates in EF to Choice AU. PEACE DOLLARS: 1921-1934 a small selection. ALSO: Early Commemorative Silver, California Fractional Gold, GEM Toned Silver Eagles and British Colonial Silver Issues.
ENTOMBMENTS: 1794 & 1795 Large Cents; 1853 Large Cent ICG MS-65 RD;
PCGS MS-65 & 66 Buffalo Nickels; PCI MS-65 1840-O Seated Quarter; PCGS
MS-65 Walking Liberty Half Dollars; ANACS MS-65 1878-S Morgan Dollar; NGC
MS-69 Silver & Gold Eagles. WISCONSIN CIVIL WAR TOKENS: Over 100 examples including issues from Baraboo, Beaver Dam, Beloit, Columbus, East Troy, Edgerton,
Fond Du Lac, Green Bay, Janesville, Jefferson, Juneau, Kenosha, La Crosse, Madison, Marshall, Mauston, Mayfield, Milwaukee, Neenah, New Lisbon, Newburg, North Prairie, Oshkosh, Portage City, Racine, Ripon, Sauk City, Sparta, Stoughton, Tomah, Watertown, Whitewater and non-locals. A splendid offering! Worth the time and the trip – SEE YOU THERE!
TERMS: Cash, Bankable Check; Master/Visa w/fee 3% – WI 5.5% Sales Tax – Absentee bids OK – online buyers fee 15%.
Auctioneer: Jim Arneson RWA #836 Neillsville
We can catalog and market your collections, also! Call Kurt Krueger: (715) 630-5521 FAX (715) 445-3845.
We deliver creative and effective auction solutions AUCTION
ESTATE OF JOSEPH WAGNER
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2013 - 9:00 A.M. SHARP
LOCATION: 13426 Meggers Road, Kiel, WI. North of Kiel on Hwy. 57 to
Fur Farm Road, then right to Meggers Rd. or South of New Holstein on Hwy. 57 to
Fur Farm Road, then left to Meggers Rd.
HEAVY RAIN DATE: SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 10:00 A.M.
MACHINERY-TOOLS-HORSE DRAWN EQUIPMENT-ANTIQUESCOLLECTIBLES-COINS-HOUSEHOLD
1893 World’s Fair gobblet, Custard Pitcher & Glasses, Spongeware, Fire-King, Sleepy Eye pitcher,
Depression glass, lots of old glassware & dishes, knick knacks, 90+ sets of salt & pepper shakers,
crocks, jugs, old toys, old car manuals, model toy cars, State bank of Kiel metal bank, dolls, old fernreys, old drop front desk, old lamps, kid’s buggy, old wooden rockers, old train set, old sewing
machine, old wood tables & buffet, old baskets, sheep wool, old radios-trunks, Brass bed, wood
highboy, Vintage clothing, 48 star flag, lots of old wood furniture, coins of US presidents, Korean
War memorial coin, Barber silver half dollars, old pennies, Franklin half dollars, foreign coins, old
baseball cards & signed baseballs, 2 horse drawn buggies, horse drawn wagon, cutter, Bob sleigh,
Misc. old wagon wheels, corn shellers, fanning mill. Machinery: Farmall #460 tractor w/loader,
International #574 tractor w/cab, drag, flatrack, JD 2 bottom plow, NI mower, JD Van Brunt grain
drill, grain auger, slusher, wheelbarrows, air compressors, 2 oil pumps, small 2 wheel trailer, jig saw,
2 drill presses, 2 vises, Mac tool box, lots of misc. hand tools, propane heater, grind stone, welder,
lawn sweeper, misc. garden tools, Poulan 13 1/2 HP riding lawn mower, floor jack, milk cans, misc.
lumber, Gilson push mower, 8 lawn mowers for parts, S/S milk pipeline, Roto tiller, large saw
blades, ladders, 12 ga. Mossberg shotgun, Whirlpool washer, Whirlpool electric dryer, Frigidaire
electric stove, kitchen table & chairs, China hutch, office items, bedroom sets, living room furniture,
pots & pans, dishes, cream cans, cookbooks, desk, Cedar chest & hundreds of other items.
SALE SCHEDULE:ANTIQUES-COLLECTIBLES-HOUSEHOLD-COINS-HORSE
DRAWN ITEMS-MACHINERY- TOOLS.
TERMS: Cash or Good Check w/ID, MC or Visa w/4% convenience fee. Number system used.
Lunch by Linda.
THIEL & THIEL AUCTION SERVICE
Chilton • 920-849-2222
In the Auction & Real Estate Business FULL TIME since 1919
Jerry Thiel & Kendall Thiel, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: #291 & #724
www.thielrealestate.com
23 W. Main Street, Chilton, WI 53014
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What one shopper termed “Barbie heaven”
was displayed at the show by Launie Wolford,
Michigan City, IN (219) 210-2527
A young collector, with tight budget, checks
out the costume jewelry offered for just a
half-buck each.
“Your choice, $10 each” said Joyce
Bradley pointing to a display of arrowheads. [email protected]
Dealer Marilyn Mohr
demonstrates the 1920s
copper kettle with
wood paddle priced at
$700. (219) 464-1578
A Victorian cameo
bracelet could be worn
home for $150 from the
booth of Ann Clauson of Dyer,
IN (219) 864-2498.
You could pick your choice
of porcelain
A late 1800s Dresden Ansonia mantel
china
dogs for
clock could tell time at your place for
$5 to $28 at
$395. [email protected]
Worlds Fair and toy collectors
the booth of
checked out the 17 inch tall
A tin 24 inch tall advertising Harvey and
bagatelle marble game
rack could be taken home for Carol Evans.
offered for $135. dennis1940s genuine Briar
(219) 942-3757.
$175. [email protected]
[email protected].
dog hand carved
A 12” long pipes were offered for
Mark Easton of Hobart,
wood “sive” $60 each at the Expo
Ind., showed off a White Star
show. (219) 942said to have been used to
Lines 45” long turn-of-centu3757
straighten ropes on early 1900s tall ships was
ry wood trunk priced at $275.
priced $85 by Art Robella of Westville, Ind. (219) 476-1782.
(219) 942-5101.
Weller collectors
“oohed and
ahhed” over this 6”
tall vase shown at the March event.
(574) 342-8404
Dealer Tom Svast, preps his baseball
display with sports memorabilia tagged
from $15 to $50 each. (219) 629-3738
Serious jewelry buyers checked
over the Edwardina 14 diamond
gold Pendant priced $10,000 by
Gold Promotions LLC. (219)
241-3328.
A 48 star flag, complete with original box and wood pole could fly at
your home for $50. (219) 671-8955.
Two original Crown Point, Indiana
movie chairs by Haywood Wakefield
were priced at $138 for the pair by
Tom Svast. (219) 629-3738.
A 1981 Royal Dalton Santa mug
carried a price tag of $139 at the
Expo Show. (614) 487-8717.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
La Porte
County
Antique
Show
Tri-County Arena, 700 E. Shady Lane, Neenah, WI 54956
Saturday April 13, 2013
Sunday April 14, 2013
10am-5pm
11am-4pm
• 50 quality dealers
• Admission $5, good for both days
• FREE Parking
• Mary Lou’s Crystal & China Repair on site
For more information contact Big Brothers Big Sisters
at 920-739-3542, or visit www.BeMyBig.org
“Garden Gate To Spring”
~Antique Show~
APRIL 26 • 9-5 p.m.
APRIL 27 • 9-3 p.m.
Light lunch & beverages will be available
along with Special Drawings both days
Quality regional dealers offering fresh garden,
architectural & countrypolitan antiques & accessories
Blumen Gardens ~ 815-895-3737
403 Edward St., Sycamore, IL 60178
www.blumengardens.com
For more info contact Maureen Little 815-784-5983
Chuck Springob 815-355-1746
THE ORIGINAL OLMSTED COUNTY
SUNDAY, APRIL 14
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT
La Porte County Fairgrounds
LA PORTE, IN
Over 100 Booths ~ Admission $4
219-241-3328 or laporteantiqueshow.com
CEDAR RAPIDS
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
HAWKEYE DOWNS
FAIRGROUNDS
4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa
APRIL 26, 27 & 28
Friday, 10 am-6 pm • Saturday, 10 am-6 pm
Sunday, 11 am- 4 pm
Admission $6.00 • Good All 3 Days
FREE PARKING
507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
GOLD RUSH
MAY
Y 10,, 11
1 & 12
May 12
America’s #1 Shopping Market
1,400+ Dealers • 10 Bldgs • 52 Acres
Bldgs. Open: Sat 8-6pm
FREE Adm. • Parking $5.00
641-832-2700 • 507-269-1473
LAKE COUNTRY
ANTIQUE SHOW
Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds
1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL
June 9
July 14
2013 August 11
Dates October 13
Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food
Maureen 847-321-1712 or Mary 309-310-3596
[email protected]
www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com
June 1 & 2 ~ 100+ Dealers
SAT. 8-5 & SUN. 10-4 ~ $4 Adm.
Anoka County Fairgrounds
www.antiquescenteratwales.net
Booth Rental Information:
651-771-3476 • 651-771-7265
www.mnantiqueshows.com
UPCOMING SHOW SEPTEMBER
10th Annual Starved Rock
Indian Artifact Show
SUNDAY, APRIL 28 ~ 8-3pm
$2.00 Admission - Children under 13 Free
• Only Authentic Pre-Historic Artifacts
& Related Historic Items
• Educational Displays Encouraged
Sponsored by:
Celebrations 150 LTD
Illinois State
Archaeological
Local #150 Building
Society, CoSponsored by GRIS 740 E. Rt. 6, LaSalle, Illinois
For reservations call Scott Carruthers 815-252-1322
or Bruce Filbrandt 815-882-2518
16th Annual Madison
Antique Showcase & Sale
Alliant Center
1919 Alliant Energy Way, Madison, WI 53713
I-90 to Hwy 12/18 West, Exit 262 North Rimrock Rd.
MAY,, 4th
h & 5th
Sat.. 9-5
5 • Sun.. 10-4
Featuring 50 of The Midwest’s finest dealers
$1.00 verbal appraisals-smalls only & an antique scavenger hunt
Admission $6, under 16 free ~ Good for both days
Alliant Center Parking $6 (Bring a friend or two)
Carpooling is Green!
Dealer Inquires Welcome
For more info contact:
Larry Kaczmarek 920-993-9817
Kalamazoo Circus Maximus
Antique Toy &
Collectible Show
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 2013
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Michigan Fair Grounds
2900 Lake Street • Kalazazoo, Michigan
Admission $6.00 under 12 free
Preview admission Friday, May 17th 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
Fri. May 31
5-9
Sat. June 1 10-5
Sun. June 2 11-4
Adm: $8 Good for all 3 days
Info: 262-968-4913
DEALERS INSIDE & OUT SPACE AVAILABLE!
400 Tables of Sporting Collectibles
Buying ~ Selling ~ Trading
Additional Information:
www.midwestdecoy.org • 312-337-7957
ELKHORN, WI
ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY, MAY 19
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE
WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS Hwy. 11
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
LOCATION
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
St. Paul, Minnesota
Friday, April 26 • 2-7 pm
Saturday, April 27 • 9-2 pm
Pheasant Run Resort ~ St. Charles, IL
GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets
ANOKA ANTIQUE SHOW
& FLEA MARKET
OLYMPIA RESORT & Spa
1350 Royal Mile Road
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
800-553-9573 (hotel reservations)
APRIL 20 & 21
Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4
Antiques Show
Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free
Antique Show & Flea Market
Rochester, MN - Fairgrounds
48th National Antique Decoy
& Sporting Collectibles Show
2013 Schedule
Dodgeville
e Lions
s Club
Flea Market & Antique
Show & Sale
Junee 16th
h & Augustt 18th
414-525-0820
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
UPCOMING SHOWS
JUNE 30 • AUG. 11 • SEPT. 29
National Cambridge Collectors, Inc.
Glass Show & Sale
CAMBRIDGE, OHIO
Hwy 10 & 47 / 20 miles NW of Twin Cities
Open 8:30 to 3:30 • Adm: $2.00
At Pritchard laughlin Civic Center
Info: 612-558-8097 or
[email protected]
Ley Pavilion in Harris Park
Dodgeville, Wisconsin
Interstate 70, Exit 176, 1/8 mile East on Route 40
DEADLINES ARE
TUESDAYS @ 5PM
Rain-Free Indoor Spaces
EZ Load/Unload • Food Available
Clean Restrooms
Extensive Advertising
DEALER INQUIRES WANTED!
FRI., JUNE 21st, 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
SAT., JUNE 22nd, 11 p.m. to 5 p.m
SUN., JUNE 23rd, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Reserve Spaces Early
Inquires contact Bob 608-935-3926
Dodgeville Lion’s Club c/o Bob Kratochwill
413 W Spring St., Dodgeville, WI 53533
ADM: $5.00 Good for both days ~ FREE PARKING
For more info: cambridgeglass.org
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UPCOMING EVENTS
29th Annual
Nativee Americann
Artifactt & Antiquee Show
SATURDAY, JUNE 22 • 9-5
SUNDAY, JUNE 23 • 8-2
Sauk County Fairgrounds
Baraboo, Wisconsin
FREE Admission • FREE Parking
Info: John Welsch
920-923-3842
St Mary of the Hill Parish
Presents its 24th Annual
ANTIQUE & FLEA SHOW
HUBERTUS, WISCONSIN
at Beautiful HOLY HILL Grounds
(20 miles northwest of Milwaukee) Watch for Holy Hill signs
Free Admission & Parking
SUNDAY, JULY 28th ~ 7am to 3pm
Vendors call Walt Nencka 262-628-4326
or Pat Schulz 262-673-4045
CAMBRIDGE
ANTIQUE FAIR
Saturday & Sunday
August 3rd ~ 8-5
August 4th ~ 9-4
Admission $6.00
Early Bird Adm. Fri: $20
CAMBRIDGE, MN
Isanti County Fairgrounds
Over 300 Dealers
cambridgeantiquefair.com
[email protected]
Star of the North
DOOR COUNTY
1265 North Snelling Ave (Education Bldg)
Gibralter High School
Hwy 42
Antique Show
Antique Show
JUNE
E 28,, 29
9 & 30
Quality Dealers are a Trademark of our Shows!
ELKHORN, WI
Fri. 10-6pm • Sat. 10-6pm
Sun. 11-4pm
ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET
Adm. $6 good for all 3 days
OVER 500 INSIDE/OUTSIDE DEALERS
641-832-2700 • 507-269-1473 Cell
Towsend Shows Inc.
SUNDAY, JUNE 30
OPENS 7 AM RAIN/SHINE
GATE $5.00• Free Parking • No Pets
WALWORTH CO. FAIRGROUNDS
414-525-0820
Firecrackerr 4thh Tailgatee Show
2 Locations in Main Amana, Iowa:
The Market Barn in the center of Amana & the
Morton Building on the RV Park grounds.
Wednesday, July 3rd: 8-5
Hwy. 11
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
UPCOMING SHOWS
AUG. 11 • SEPT. 29
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
Antiques Show
July 3rd Early Bird Buying 8-Noon $3 • Noon-6pm Free
Admission $5 ~ Free Parking ~ Children 12/under free
Thursday, July 4th: 9-3
Historic Sandwich Fairgrounds
1401 Suydam Rd, Sandwich, IL
Shop all the shops in Amana
sponsored by Smokehouse Square Antiques
4503 F Street, Amana, IA 52203
319-622-3539
www.amanacolonies.com
Downtown Oronoco
July
2013
Dates
14
August 11
October 13
Rain or Shine • Open 8-4 • Food
Maureen 847-321-1712 or Mary 309-310-3596
[email protected]
Goldd Rushh Days
SEPTEMBER 28 & 29
Sat. 8-6 ~ Sun. 10-4
St. Paul, Minnesota
DEALERS INSIDE & OUT SPACE AVAILABLE!
Booth Rental Information:
651-771-3476 • 651-771-7265
www.mnantiqueshows.com
SEE YOU NEXT SEASON!
The Market for Fine Americana
Porter County
Antique Show
319-389-7779
and
The Collectors Eye
The Market for Distinctive
Collectibles & Antiques
SAT., NOVEMBER 2nd
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT
319-360-4301
SUNDAY, OCT. 27 • 10-4
SUN., NOVEMBER 3rd
Expo Center
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Valparaiso, IN
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM CDT
Porter County Expo Center
215 Division Road
$8 Admission
Over 100 Booths ~ Admission $4
mwantiqueshow.com
35 Professional Dealers
Crystal & China Repair on Site!
“Quality & Variety to Rival
The Biggest Show!”
Info: AR Promotions • 715-355-5144
Sponsored by S.B. Lions Club
antiqueshowsinwis.com
ZURKO’S MIDWEST
PROMOTIONS
2013 Show Schedule
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
AUGUST
Fri. & Sat. 7-7pm ~ Sun. 7-2pm
Midwest Antique
& Art Show
Thur • Fri • Sat
10 am to 5 pm • 39th Year
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 16-18
Friday thru Sunday
All proceeds to benefit the community!
July 18, 19, 20
JULY
~ANTIQUE SHOW & FLEA MARKET~
NEW VENDORS WELCOME!
PO Box 266, Oronoco, MN 55960
507-367-2111
www.goldrushmn.com or [email protected]
Fish
h Creek,, WI
219-241-3328 or porterantiqueshow.com
August 3 (Sat.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
August 10 & 11 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Accent on Vintage Rock n’ Roll; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
August 11 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
August 17 (Saturday Nite) “Massive” 37th Annual Wheaton “All-Nite” Flea Market 4pm-4am;
DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
August 31 & Sept. 1 ( Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
SEPTEMBER
Sept. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market ; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Sept. 15 (Sunday) Antique & Collectibles Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
Sept. 21 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
OCTOBER
Oct. 5 (Saturday) 27th Annual Eagle River, WI Downtown Antique Market; during the “Massive” Cranberry Fest
Oct. 6 (Sun.) “Harvest Fest” Flea Market & Car Show; Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Oct. 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Oct. 13 (Sunday) Antique Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
Oct. 26 (Saturday Nite) 3rd Annual “Haunted Halloween Flea Market” “Late-Niter”
3pm-Midnight; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
NOVEMBER
Nov. 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Nov. 16 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market (Winter- Season Opener); DuPage County
Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectibles Fair; DuPage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
DECEMBER
Dec. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds; Grayslake, IL
Dec. 21 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Jan. 4th & 5th New Year 2013 Holiday Antique Market; Dupage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
Info: 715-526-9769
www.zurkopromotions.com
ZURKO • ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLES MARKETS/EVENTS • 715-526-9769 • www.zurkopromotions.com
• SHAWANO • • GRAYSLAKE • • WHEATON • • GRAYSLAKE •
43rd Big Season for Flea Market SUNDAYS
Every Sunday 7-4/$2 • Early Admission $10
SHAWANO COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
SHAWANO, WISCONSIN
(990 E Green Bay St. or Hwy 29)
ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MARKET
APRIL 13-14
2nd Sun. & Sat. Before
National CIVIL WAR/Military Show & Sale
SAT. APRIL 20
HOURS: Sat. 10-4 • Sun. 8-3/$7 • Early Sat. 8-10/$25
Hours: Sat. 9-4 /$9 • Early 8 AM /$25
LAKE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
DUPAGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS
(Rt. 83/1060 E. Peterson Rd.)
WHEATON, ILLINOIS
(Cty. Farm & Manchester)
ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MARKET
MAY 11-12
2nd Sun. & Sat. Before
HOURS: Sat. 10-4 • Sun. 8-3/$7 • Early Sat. 8-10/$25
LAKE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS
(Rt. 83/1060 E. Peterson Rd.)
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THE ACTION CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED
WANTED
WANTED
FOR SALE
MOVIE POSTERS WANTED: 1-Sheets,
3-Sheets, lobby cards, displays, banners, glass slides. Dwight Cleveland, PO
Box 10922, Chicago, IL 60610-0922.
773-525-9152 or Fax 773-525-2969.
E-mail: [email protected]
MILITARY ITEMS WANTED
MINIATURE
ADVERTISING:
stoneware jugs from Wisconsin &
miniature Redwing stoneware jugs.
Call Greg 608-935-2516 or email
1836P
[email protected]
TELEPHONES: Over 85 Different
genuine 1892-1983, parts, restorations,
FREE catalogue. We now offer our
entire business for sale 608-582-4124
or www.phonecoinc.com or email
[email protected]
1820C
Wanted Dead or Alive
Free List: INDIAN ANTIQUES,
Beadwork,
Weapons,
Clothing,
Macassins. Write Ed Hyde, 1708
Paseo De La Conquistadora, Santa Fe,
NM 87501 or ph: 505-983-2096 1822U
*Helmets * Daggers * Medals
* Flags * Uniforms * Wings
* Knives * Swords * Guns
1830B
1817C
CAST IRON drill ends; cast iron
seats; cast iron tool box covers. For
private collection. Call Rudy 608-6243990.
1840P
*U.S. * German * Japanese
*Civil War * Span-Am * W.W.I *
W.W. II * Korea * Vietnam
LOOKING TO BUY
Edison • Victor
Columbia • Graphophone
Buying ANYTHING Military Related
Call Jerry 414-727-1190
ATLASES/PLAT BOOKS WANTED:
State of Wisconsin 1873 & 1881.
Rock County Wisconsin 1928 & 1968.
These are approximately 15” wide &
18” high & 1” thick. Call Rick 608-8683101 or Email: [email protected]
$
other phonographs with
morning glory horns.
Also parts or incomplete phonographs
& advertising items related to these.
WANTED $
Borden’s
Malt Jars
1815B
Deadlines Are
Tuesday @ 5pm
Call Collect Anytime
901-761-9507
1820C
Call 262-391-6325
1844P
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C.K. Bell Real Estate & Auction Service:
Antiques, Collectibles, Glassware & Furniture
Auction, 10 AM, Belmont Convention Center,
just off Hwy. 151, exit 26, then take Co. G W.
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• Saturday April 13 •
• Wednesday April 17 •
Teasdale-Gill Auction Service, LLC.: Horse
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Bailey’s Honor Auction Service: Auction, 5:30
PM, Dousman Community Center, 231 Main
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Email: [email protected] www.baileyshonor.com See page 13 of Auction Action
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Seeck Auctions: Outstanding Stoneware
Auction, 9:30 AM, Rock Falls Community
Center, Rock Falls, IA, 7 mi. NE of Mason City,
IA 641-424-1116 www.seeckauction.com Jim
& Jan Seeck See page 12 of Auction Action
Liebe Auction Service: Estate Auction, 5 PM,
105 South Pine St., Weyauwega, WI 920-8673352 E-mail: [email protected]
www.liebeauctionservice.com See page 12 of
• Friday April 12 •
W. Yoder Auction Service: Pre-Estate Auction,
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www.wyoderauction.com See page 10 of
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• Friday April 19 •
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Matthews Auctions LLC: 2 Day Great Country
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April 20 & 21, 9 AM; 823 N. O’Bannon,
Raymond, IL 877-968-8880
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Charles, IL 410-745-0485 or 440-543-1416
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Contemporary Decoy and Call Makers from around the world to
Showcase Their Unique Talents At The National Antique Decoy and
Sporting Collectors Show at Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, IL
Every spring, just like the wildfowl that migrate
toward their Northern nesting areas, a passionate and
extremely talented group of master duck decoy and call
makers from across the globe descend on Pheasant Run
Resort in St. Charles, IL to unveil their latest creations.
Many of these artists will demonstrate how they create
these masterpieces live throughout the show for all to
see. Their talent is unique and rare, and comes from family traditions, lots of study of the old masters, and an
intense love of outdoors. It is easy to feel their ideas and
passion as pieces of wood are transformed into wonderful folk art that speaks to the heritage of the region and
carver -- a heritage that is uniquely American and has
become a part of the story of our country. This contemporary work is part of a nearly week long show that
includes over 20,000 antique sporting collectible items
available for viewing, appraisal, buying, selling and
trading -- representing the full range of our unique history. This annual gathering features a number of events
that are of interest to the public.
ALL EVENTS OPEN TO PUBLIC
All week: Free identification and appraisal service
April 23 – 27: Room Trading and Displays
April 24, 10am: Seminar on decoy collecting
April 25, 8:30am: Member Town Hall Meeting
April 25, 8:30am and April 26 at 10am:
Guyette and Schmidt Auction
April 26-27, Show Hours: Friday, 2-7pm &
Saturday 9am-2pm
April 26-27, Member exhibit of 40 Antique Maryland
Decoys: Friday 2-7pm & Saturday 9am-1pm
April 26-27, Contemporary Carver Invitational Display
& Demonstrations: Friday 2-8pm & Saturday 9am-1pm
April 26-27, National Duck Call Makers and
Collectors competition and display
April 26-27, Silent no reserve auction hourly both days
The Midwest Decoy Collectors Association is a
non-profit organization whose purpose is to collect and
preserve the history of the decoy as original American
folk art. This convention and show is the premier
opportunity for the novice, antique dealer or the experienced collector to network and learn more about the
decoy as functional folk art or to add to their collections.
For more information, please visit midwestdecoy.org
Cameron McIntyre is a carver from
Maryland who has very interesting style.
This roothead brandt is a real eyecatcher.
Cameron working on the Brandt
that he created during the show.
Marty Hanson at work on his
bench during the show.
Pat Meneely sharing painting
techniques in the carver’s corner.
The show presents a wonderful opportunity
to talk with our carver memebers.
Callmakers & colletors hold a range of activities
during the week including a club auction.
Geese are very popular
& are carved in all regions.
Great on the fireplace &
patio or cabin.
The carver’s exhibit brings
a wide range of items from
all over the country.
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It Was A Great Weekend Of Antiquing At Iowa’s Largest
Indoor Antique Show
The UNI-Dome Antique & Collectibles show was held March 22nd24th in Cedar Falls. It was a great weekend of antiquing at Iowa’s largest
indoor antique show. It is a site to behold, with 150 exhibitors under the UNIDome. Many shoppers came back all three days and it was an increased attendance over 2012. The 2014 dates for the UNI-Dome Antique show will be
March 21-23, 2014 and the next Antique Spectacular events by Melting Pot
Productions will be November 1st-3rd in Rock Island, Illinois and November
15th-17th at the new location, the Sioux City Convention Center in Sioux
City, Iowa.
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.
Don Williams glass booth
Out & About Antiques
Amity Marketing
Show overview
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30 Day Layaway • Gift Certificates • Visa & MC Accepted!
Largest Antique Mall in Northeast WI
920-731-9699
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Heritage Trail Mall, the 70dealer antique emporium in
Wilmette, Illinois, announces its
Annual Spring Flea Market,
Sunday, May 5 from 9 am to 5
pm, rain or shine. Held both
inside and outside the 7,000 sq. ft.
historic property, this popular
event is a customer favorite
attracting bargain-hunters from
around the region. Attendees can count on fabulous finds that range from
antiques to decorative arts and designer collectibles.
New this year is a Food Wagon that promises to add to the alreadyfestive atmosphere. Come early and stay late! There are literally thousands
of items to discover as all the mall dealers have putting things aside for this
one-day extravaganza. You are bound to find a special treasure or two.
On Chicago’s North Shore for 20 years, Heritage Trail Mall is housed
in a turn-of-the-century dry good store with adjoining stable. The awardwinning, family-owned and operated business is located at 410 Ridge Road
in Wilmette, Illinois, just minutes from the expressway. It is conveniently
open daily from 11-5:30, Saturdays from 10-5:30 and Sundays from noon to
5pm. Phone 847-256-6208 or visit www.heritagetrailmall.com.
LASALLE, ILLINOIS
10TH ANNUAL STARVED ROCK
INDIAN ARTIFACT SHOW
Sunday, April 28, 2013 • 8-3
$2.00 Admission - Children under 13 Free
• Only Authentic Pre-Historic Artifacts
& Related Historic Items
• Educational Displays Encouraged
Sponsored by: “Illinois State Archaeological Society”
Co-Sponsored by “Geninue Indain Relic Society” (GIRS)
Celebrations 150 LTD
Local #150 Building
740 E. Rt. 6, LASALLE, ILLINOIS
For Reservations Call:
Scott Carruthers ~ 815-252-1322
or Bruce Filbrandt ~ 815-882-2518
8’ Tables available $30 for dealers ~ $25 for display
Find a way
to get
there!
MADISON ANTIQUE
16th
Annual
Showcase & Sale
EXHIBITION HALL AT THE ALLIANT CENTER
1919 Alliant Energy Way, Madison,WI 53713 — I-90 to Hwy 12/18 West, Exit 262 North Rimrock Road
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Come and Find a Treasure with
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Win a Prize & Keep Your Find!
Antiques ~ verbal appraisals.
No coins, jewelry, or weapons.
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Times of Appraisals:
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Sunday 11–3
The Wisconsin Historical Society will have a booth
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Lake Geneva
262-248-6345
ANTIQUE MALL
829 Williams Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10-5 E-MAIL: [email protected]
25th Anniversary Sale
Junction of Routes 14 & 67 • WALWORTH, WI 53184
(262) 275-9858 • Open 7 Days 10-5 Internet: www.lakegenevawi.com
or E-mail at: [email protected]
Adjacent to the mall is AGATHERING where you’ll find uncommon treasures and accessories.
Buy Green Buy Antiques • Repair, Reuse, Recycle
April 13th thru May 19th
10% to 50% OFF select merchandise
Toy Borden’s Milk
wagon
w/milk
case &
driver,
$395. Dlr 6
Birdseye
maple bedroom
suite, $1,295. Dlr 39
Friction wind ambulance
w/orig. box, $200. Dlr 25
Salt glaze adv. crock
w/elves, 5lb, $625. Dlr 6676
C.I. toy
motorcycle
Harley JR,
$295. Dlr 6
Chippewa
beaded bag,
$250;
Wis. arrowhead
collection,
mounted, $350. Dlr 3
Selection of
Franciscan
apple dishes,
$4-$175.
Dlr 00
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B-F: Troxado de Aco sgl. shot, $375;
engraved sgl. shot, $375; Stevens #43 sgl.
shot, $375; engraved Purtusach
pinfire #N18, $325; sgl. shot
ladies pistol, $250. Dlr 38
Perfume
lamp 8”, glass
flowers, $210.
Dlr 28
Cities Service globe,
$175. Dlr 38
Voted Best Antique Mall in Walworth County - Three years in a row!
NEW • NEW • NEW • NEW • NEW • NEW • NEW • NEW • NEW • NEW
34 N Bennett St. (Route 25)
Geneva, Illinois 60134
608-208-1003
Parking lot in back
Mon.-Fri. 10am-5pm ~ Sat. 10am-6pm ~ Sun. 11am-5pm
A Monthly Market of Quality Antiques,
Collectibles, Crafts & Garden
* Held at the Historic Sandwich Fair Grounds *
Large french cabinet,
late 1800-early
1900's, 6'2"H x
58”W, $3,295.
1 Year Anniversary Sale
April 27th & 28th
with Garden Show,
Live Plants & Live Music
Small wheelbarrows, 2”W x 7”L,
$50 each. Small shovel, $12.
(2) Small garden well pumps: black
is 3” x 6-1/2”H, $50;
blue 4-3/8” x 8-1/2H.
SUNDAY at SANDWICH
Antiques Show
Real brass trim, handpainted detail stained
glass window from
above doorway in
Chicago, early 1900's,
26”H x 6'6"L, including
wooden frame, $795.
Come check us out & see
what you’ve been missing!
C.I. statue
is 7” around
base &
19”H, the
base says
LA POESIE
metal, $299.
2013
May 12
June 9
July 14
August 11
October 13
Show Hours:
8Admission
am - 4$5.00
pm
Children 12 and under FREE!
Sandwich Fair Grounds
1401 Suydam Road
Sandwich, IL 60548
Held Rain or Shine • Free Parking
Food Available • ATM • No Pets
Contact Info:
Maureen
Mary
847-321-1712
309-310-3596
P. O. Box 10 • Kingston, IL 60145
Old beer bottles,
between 7”-10”H,
$200-$380.
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