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January 8, 2014
Vol. 19 No. 23
News Periodical Mailed on January 2
Extraordinary Pieces Cross the Block at
Connot Brothers Auction
Article & Photos by Connot Brothers Auction
This nice settee set brought a high bid
of $1,750.
When the May De Beel estate asked us, Connot Brothers Auction
of Valentine NE, to facilitate their sale, we could not have been more
thrilled or honored. As May De was an avid collector of a very wide
variety of antiques ranging from glass items to large furniture. From the
beginning, we knew this sale would take at least two days, if not more. The advertisement for this sale went all over Nebraska and to collectors all over the United
States, also countless other people and places through social media. This sale was the
talk of the town.
Continued on page 9
This carved snake settee set
sold for $3,000.
Legendary 1890 Haverhill, Massachusetts Soda Fountain
Brings $170,000 at Donley Fall Classic 300 Auction
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
Donley’s Wild West Town in Union, Illinois recently played host to
what’s sure to become an annual event: Donley Auctions’ Fall
Classic 300 Live & Online Auction. As the name suggests, the sale
brought together three-hundred lots of top-quality antiques and collectibles of every description into one spectacular auction. And there
was no doubt as to the star of the event: the circa-1890 interior of the
famed Mt. Washington Soda Fountain & Drug Store of Haverhill,
Massachusetts that soared to a $170,000 hammer price!
Continued on pages 6, 7 & 8
Star of the 2013
Donley Fall
This restored & working
Classic 300
Polyphon upright coin-operated
Auction: the interior of the
music box made
legendary 1890 Haverhill,
$7,000.
Massachusetts Drug Store &
Soda Fountain that soared
to an amazing $170,000
hammer price!
This amazing all-original and running 1917
Harley
Davidson
motorcycle
roared off to
the tune of
$47,500!
Seeburg
Model-KT
nickelodeon,
fumed oak cabinet with
leaded glass eagle - $10,000.
This amazing 8’ diameter leaded glass
ceiling dome with a floral motif made
$14,000.
A surprising $6,500
bid was needed to
win this
Edison/Western
Union stock ticker
machine.
This 19th century jeweled
copper apothecary trade sign
fetched $5,000.
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“JADE” Chinese 1700’s?
Approx. 3-1/2 pounds,
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beautiful color.
“Established 1971”
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(2) 18th Century carved
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case, $98. Dlr 28
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Out & About
We hope that everyone has a Happy and Prosperous New Year
from all of us at Auction Action Antique News.
Christmas break was nice for all of us, but we are glad to be back to work.
The kids are ready to go back to school. I think more because that first
weekend is their Snowball Dance. Mekenzy had something everyday for
hockey except Christmas day. She even had a tournament in Beloit,
Wisconsin called the Snowball Shootout. The rink had tarp walls
Take The
and was very cold. They took third place even though they won all Challenge
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their games, it was a point based tournament. Kenzy played one out
American!
of the three games, which had many break aways that she had to
stop. Brandon had four games over the break, although he lost them all, he played
very well. He is getting more into the play of the game and has become more
physical. He is a built like his father, strong and muscular, so coaches like how he
is built like a tank. They keep telling him to use that to his advantage.
When Out and About over our holiday break,
be sure to check out:
Janeville Antique Show on Saturday, January 4th &
Sunday, January 5th. Located at Pontiac Convention Center in
Janesville, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Zurko Promotions St. Charles Holiday Antique Market on
Saturday, January 4th & Sunday, January 5th.
Located at DuPage Expo Center in St. Charles, Illinois.
See upcoming events for more information.
Join Antiques Center at Wales for their annual Holiday Sale &
Open House on Now thru Monday, January 6th. Beverages & holiday
cookies will be served. Located at Antiques Center at Wales.
Mark your calendars for:
Zurko Promotions Grayslake Antique & Collectible Market on
Saturday, January 11th & Sunday, January 12th. Located at
Lake County Fairgrounds in Grayslake, Illinois.
N.L. Promotions West Bend Antiques Show on Saturday, January 18th &
Sunday, January 19th. Located at Washington County Fair Park in
West Bend, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Townsend Promotions Mayo Civic Center Flea Market on Sunday, January 19th.
Located at Mayo Civic Center in Rochester, Minnesota.
Milwaukee’s Scale Auto, Hobby & Toy Show on Sunday, January 19th.
Located at Serb Hall in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The kids had a fun filled Christmas. Santa
Clause fulfilled most of their Christmas list. They
had a fun this year, as it was different with Zetti.
He went with us to get our tree & loved every
minute of the hunt. He even loved eating the tree,
which you found him doing often. You could also
find him around the presents,
which he loved to open.
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Union, Illinois’ Wild West Town Hosts Amazing Donley
Auctions’ Fall Classic 300
Article & Photos by Brian Maloney
Donley’s Wild West Town. If you’re a little kid you probably think of it as an old
west theme park, complete with shoot-em-ups and pony rides. Grown-ups might like
it more for its popular South Union Roadhouse Restaurant, or its 10,000 square foot
Banquet Hall. History buffs probably enjoy the Wild West Museum, with displays of
cowboy, mining, and Civil War artifacts - or for its world-class collection of antique
phonographs.
Of course, antique music-machine collectors know it very well as the host of the
world’s largest Antique Phonograph & Music Box Show, held there for nearly two
generations. And now it’s also the home of what’s quickly becoming one of the
region’s premier auction houses: Donley’s Auction Services.
This November 16th Donley Auction Fall Classic 300 was their biggest and best
sale to date, with consignments ranging from classic cars and choice period advertising to that amazing 19th century Soda Fountain & Drug Store interior.
And it was worth the trip just to see it. The circa-1890 Mt. Washington Drug Store
& Soda Fountain, originally located in Haverhill Massachusetts, boasted the most
elegant retail store fixtures of the day. The store remained operating and intact for
nearly one-hundred years. Upon closing, the interior was disassembled, sold, and
remained in storage for two decades. The lot included all four walls of the original
1890 cabinetry and soda fountain, two showcase top ice cream tables with swing out
stools, and a seven flavor marble soda fountain syrup dispenser made by Charles
Lippincott & Co. of Philadelphia.
And quite to my surprise, every piece was reassembled for the auction, filling an
entire outbuilding and manned by a uniformed soda jerk. I think the bidders for this
prize realized they’d probably never see another opportunity like this one, with the
eventual winner paying $170,000 for the group.
An exceptional collection of antique and vintage motor vehicles found ready buy-
Regina tabletop music box, heavily
carved oak case - $1,900.
ers too, with an early Harley-Davidson motorcycle leading the pack. The 1917
Harley amazingly was all-original with only minor paint touch-ups, having remained
under the ownership of one family for more than ninety years. In running condition
despite never having been restored, it roared off to the tune of $47,500.
Another unusual early vehicle was the winner among the motorcars, and it barely
qualified for that description. It was a 1907 Lindsey Dart Horseless Carriage. Typical
of the era, it looked more like a buggy than an automobile, and was powered by a
small two-cylinder air-cooled engine. This was one of only six existing examples of
the model known, was in running condition, and drove off for a solid $17,000.
There were countless other auction highlights, from a $12,000 1932 Buick Coupe
to a Seeburg Model KT Nickelodeon that made a cool $10,000. And if you missed
this sale, don’t worry - there are plenty of Donley Auction events coming up soon in
2014. First will be an auction of period military artifacts on January 12th, followed
by a sale of circus and sideshow memorabilia on February 8th and 9th. March brings
an offering of original cartoon art, and in April the Spring Classic 300. Just visit
www.donleyauctions.com for all the details.
And whether there’s an auction to attend or not, Donley’s Wild West Town is definitely worth the trip. During the summer season, the kids will love Wild West Town
itself, where they can be deputized and help round up the desperados. Or learn to
rope from a real cowboy - even witness a shootout in the town square. It’s geared
towards the pre-teen crowd, something founder Larry Donley insists will never
change. There’s also an outdoor Wild West stage show that’ll appeal to wanna-be
cowboys of all ages. And the South Union Roadhouse Restaurant (open year ‘round)
and world-class Old West and Antique phonograph museums ensure that the older
folks will have a great time too. Be sure to check out their Website www.wildwesttown.com, or give them a call at 815-923-9000. They’ll help you plan an old-fashioned day-trip for the whole family. And as always, keep an eye out for all of
Donley’s Auction Service’s events in the Auction Action Antique News!
Motorcar winner of the sale was this rare
1907 Lindsey Dart Horseless Carriage that
drove off for $17,000.
Regina console
music box with
slide-out disc storage below $2,500.
A $2,200 bid took this
15.5” Regina
music box
on stand.
Circa 1930s
Ford Sales &
Service neon clock,
19” in diameter - $1,000.
Seven
matching
Gothic-style
electric sconces,
30” in height $1,600.
A matched pair of 39” vintage
Spanish-style movie theater chandeliers made $1,900.
Art Nouveau soda
fountain back bar,
of mahogany &
105” in length $3,300.
A $1,500 bidder won this
restored Murray Atomic
Missile pedal car.
It took a
$2,300 bid to
win this vintage cow horn
& hide sofa.
Continued on page 8
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Emil Paidar white porcelain barber’s chair - $750.
Circa 1960s Colonel
Sanders weathervane,
68” in
height $1,100.
73” “lollipop”
penny-scale,
older restoration $2,500.
Four-arm Victorian
Brass & alabaster electric
gasolier
with gargoyles &
chandelier, 42” in diameter
angels
- $2,700.
- $1,000.
24” Pulver Chewing
Gum vendor, damage
noted - $2,000.
A $5,500 bid won this 1965 Chevrolet
Corvair Monza convertible.
1932 Buick Coupe, 61,000 original miles $12,000.
15.5” Stella
disc music
box, mahogany
case – $1,300.
This 1920s leaded glass chandelier (60” diameter) fetched
$9,500, the roulette table below
it $2,500.
Several
antique
National
Cash
Registers
crossed the
block, the best
making $600 apiece.
A $4,500 bid won this oneowner 1974 Volkswagen Super
Beetle.
Never-used vintage Indian Speedo
Bike, 40” in
lengthy - $1,500.
Nicely restored Capitol
lamp-phonograph in copper
& brass - $2,500.
Circa 1950s United Shuffle
Alley tavern shuffleboard
game - $1,300.
Two restored
Steelcraft pedal
cars: the B.F.
Goodrich Tow
Truck brought
$1,300, the Airplane
$1,200.
Reginaphone console
disc music box with 78
rpm record attachment
- $3,900.
Continued from pages 6 & 7
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Billiard lamp originally from the 1903
Columbian Exposition’s Ceylon House $1,500.
Lot of nine matching vintage wall
sconces in a Spanish style, each 34”
in height - $2,500.
Restored early airplane pedal car $2,000.
Single-sided
72” Rexall Drugs neon
sign, restored &
lit - $1,800.
It was a full-house crowd
indeed for the November 16th
Donley Fall Classic 300
Auction in Union, Illinois,
with 300-plus quality lots in
nearly every category crossing
the block.
A $3,250 bid took this
Steinway Dou Art player grand
piano.
Matched pair of 50” iron & brass entry
sconces, never electrified - $4,000.
This Haussling Soda syrup
dispenser with cranberry glass
font brought $6,000, the
matched pair of apothecary
show globes behind it $2,500.
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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
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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
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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
Continental oak hunt cupboard, 80” x 52” - $3,200.
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
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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,
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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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Turquoise Jewelry, Native American Beaded Items, Vintage Toys &
Furniture Among the Fantastic Finds at Connot Brothers Auction
Article & Photos by Connot Brothers Auction
With much of the family’s help, we spent hundreds of hours
packing trucks and trailers, unloading boxes, and doing it
all over again. There was anticipation from everyone to
see just how much stuff there was. When people
asked how much there was, we just told them, ‘you
wouldn’t believe it’. Sorting the items was a nonstop process. Our three buildings were packed
full. Items for the second day were organized
underneath the tables for ease of setup Saturday
night. Once the advertising was out, we had many
phone calls with questions on a variety of items.
By the time the sale days came, we were preBuffet $1,750.
pared to have two rings running at all times – and
that’s exactly what happened. We had a crew of
25 people to make it work. Saturday went just as planned – the main building sold
the glassware, lamps, and other collectables, and the secondary building sold the vintage clothing, hats, blankets and dolls. The sale lasted from 9 am to 6 pm. The second day went smooth as well, however, for a couple hours we had three auction rings
going at once – which is a new record for us! The second day was a full day also lasting from 10 am to 7 pm. The most exciting
moments came when we sold the turquoise jew-
Secretary, $250.
Sleepy Eye
pitcher,
$150.
elry, Native American beaded items, vintage toys and the
furniture. No one was day dreaming when those items
sold!
We were very privileged to have had the opportunity to sell such an amazing collection of items.
This sale brought buyers from near and far, as well
as many spectators to take-in this once in a lifetime event.
This auction was held at the Connot Brothers
Auction facility in Valentine, NE
on October 19th and
20th 2013.
Toy ferris wheel,
$250.
Hanging
kerosene lamp,
$950.
Symphonic, $925.
Decon’s chairs, $975.
Society for Old Ivory and Ohme Porcelains
Musical Box Society International
The Society for Old Ivory and Ohme Porcelains is an organization of collectors and
dealers who admire and collect Old Ivory and Ohme Porcelains. The purpose of the
Society is for the members to share information and educate themselves and the
public about the history and beauty of these porcelains, promote the collecting of
Old Ivory and Hermann Ohme porcelains, and to develop communications between
those who collect these porcelain items.
The Musical Box Society International is a non-profit organization dedicated to the
enjoyment, study and preservation of all automatic musical instruments. From its
modest beginning in 1949, MBSI now numbers several thousand members with representation in each of the 50 states and 19 other countries.
The SOIOP website is clean looking and traditional looking in keeping with the
character of the collecting area the Society represents. The homepage has representative photos of Old Ivory and Ohme porcelain pieces plus a side navigation bar.
There is a section on the history of Old Ivory and Ohme porcelains and some excellent segments with photos covering the types of porcelain, patterns and marks.
The site's sections on the Society, itself, and on their annual convention is almost
secondary. This is an excellent reference site for both collectors and dealers, or for
that person who just happens to own a piece of Old Ivory or Ohme porcelain and
wants to know a little more about it.
(from ACC News Service, Association of Collecting Clubs. Collectors.Org)
The MBSI website at www.mbsi.org is easy to navigate and understand. Visitors to
the site will find a great deal of helpful information about automatic musical instruments. There is a large museum section showing various museums and repositories
that have automatic musical instruments and a huge listing of manufacturers of
these instruments. We particularly enjoyed the Photo Gallery. Twenty-five musical
instruments are shown and by clicking on a button by each picture you can actually hear the automatic musical instrument playing. For members there is a large
library for borrowing related books and also a MBSI Store. The Society's chapters
are listed and an Events Calendar features the annual convention as well as chapter
events.
The section on how to become a member is easy to understand and complete.
Anyone visiting this site and spending some time here who has an interest in automatic musical instruments should end up at this section and join!
(from ACC News Service, Association of Collecting Clubs. Collectors.org)
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TWO DAY AUCTION
MARGARET MACKIE
WAUKAU COMMUNITY CENTER - 2711 HWY. 116 - WAUKAU, WI
SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 2014 - 9:00 A.M.
& SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 2014 - 9:00 A.M.
NOTE: Many of these items have been in the Mackie family for 3-4 generations. We will sell Margaret Mackie’s
items on Saturday and finish with her items on Sunday. FURNITURE: Magnificent oak hutch; 3 stack lawyer’s
bookcase; 1800’s oak hutch w/2 drawer display; Victrola table top record player; (2) 4 drawer dressers w/handkerchief boxes; wood wardrobe; wood blanket chest;
humpback trunk; steamer trunk; oak drop leaf table; 3 piece wicker patio
set; Lane cedar chest; curved glass secretarial; ornate hutch; oak table
w/pedestal; 6 pressed back chairs w/caned seats; parlor tables; wood bench;
Hoosier cabinet; library table; Stella mahogany disc music player with 17
discs; leather seat wood rocker; folding wooden sewing table; vanity w/side
mirrors; 6 1/2’ wood pantry cupboard; wood commode; drop front desk;
cedar chest; oak china hutch; oak book shelf; dresser w/oval mirror; corner
shelf; caned rocker; drop leaf table; wood highchair & more. COLLECTIBLES: Sleigh bells; grain whip; J&G Meakin pitcher & bowl set;
Depression glass; Carnival glass; German straight razor in case; Ginger Bread
kitchen clock; oak school house clock; kerosene bracket reflector wall lamp; kerosene lamps; cups & saucers;
cake compotes; Hobnail glassware; salt dips; spongeware bowl; cast iron griddle; splatterware; matchbook collection; stoneware jug; coal shovel; glass Daisy churn w/book; cut & etched glassware; wood handled ice cream
scoop; salt glazed stoneware jug; stoneware jugs; milk bottles; Dyro razor hone; 5 piece cruet set; butter paddles;
glass inkwell; ironstone soap dish; tobacco tins; buttons; Berton jewelry box w/chicken pin; mantle
clock; postcards; wood spoons; arrowheads; buggy warmer; teapots; husking pins; Christmas
ornaments; copper wash boiler; milk cans; cream can; tote pail; coal pail; Thermos; Wilson
baseball bat; tin lunch boxes; wicker baskets; patch work quilts; tie quilts; clothes pins; child’s
wood blocks; floor ashtrays; child’s books; tin tops; 3 salt glazed crocks; assortment of
crocks; cast iron horse head lamp; tin pail; vases; iron lamps; wash bench; cigar boxes;
weather vane; buck saw; sprinkling can; wood planes; pictures & frames; wood barrel; press
back chairs; floor rugs; doilies; fancy work; cast iron bank; glass bull horn; glass baskets; 2
child’s chairs; mustache cup; 14+ dolls – some w/moveable eyes; Coca-Cola tray; jardinière;
plant stands; Shirley Temple Blue glass pitcher; straight razors; jack knives; salt & pepper
shakers; Cranberry glass; lots of cruets; crocheted hats; Wis. State Canner’s 50th – Pickett
1923-1973; old photo albums; Planter’s Peanut Jar; lots Oshkosh adv.; book of old postcards –
early 1900’s; beaded purses; 1940’s card scrap books; cook books; old kid’s books; Philip Morris
cigarette tin; cigar & cigarette tins; Pyrex, Corning Ware & Graniteware canning kettles; bushel
baskets; Beaver Dam wood tip ups; sled; washboards; nail keg; scrap books; embossed bottles;
beer barrel; nut cracker set in box; copper bowl; Watkins tins; Kodak tin film container; iron
fan; McCoy vases; washtubs; scarves; pin cushions; Children’s Star animals; dresser lamps;
Brownie camera; wedding doll; work stand; pitcher bowls; children & rabbits picture; teakettle; figurines; blue canning jars; canning lids; linens; cedar jewelry box;
glassware – RS Prussia – German – Hobnail – Czechoslovakian – Japanese – Bavarian –
Austria – Stauffer – Lefton – Silesia – Nippon – Cut Glass & more; picnic basket; woven
rugs; embroidery & needle point books; Rosendale & Pickett State banks; C.F. Behnke
Oshkosh round reading glasses in case; bride’s bowl; wine glasses; water pitchers; horn foot
stool; Paris & Dunn trainer toy rifle; bowls; Depression bowls & platters; wire baskets; glass
heating oil jar; silverware; coats; apple baskets; tin tops; large glass jars; Marlboro cigarette
lighter; pencil sharpener; patterns; 18 William Rogers spoons; calendars; magazines; hanging
light w/tear drops; jewelry – tie pins – bracelets – necklaces – earrings – watches & much more;
kraut cutters; 1/2 gallon stoneware jug w/lid; Quaker glass bottle; Dietz lantern; sacherons; hog scrapers; compass; wood handle beaters; cookie cutters; glass lamp shades; 1920 Pinocchio book; 1902 Black Beauty; old
books; Dunlap sharpening stone; 1st National Bank Oshkosh rulers; chamber pot; cheese box; Union square
wood butter churn; ice skates; egg crates; brass spittoon; oval mirror; & much, much more. VEHICLE:
(Saturday @ Noon), 1998 Oldsmobile 88 Car, 4 door, auto, 44,798 original miles – SHARP. HOUSEHOLD &
TOOLS (Sunday). COINS: (Sunday@ Noon) 1885 AU $5 Gold Liberty; 1912 AU $2 1/2 Gold Indian;
Morgan dollars – some Unc., S-mints & Carson City; Peace dollars – 1922, 23, 25, 28; Silver $’s – 1879, 81, 82,
83, 90 & more; Peace, Barber, Walker & Franklin halves; Barber & Standing Liberty quarters; Barber, Mercury
& Roosevelt dimes, incl. 1921 Mercury dime; 2 & 3 cent pieces; large cents; Indian pennies; 1,000 Wheat pennies; silver bouillon; foreign coins; proof sets; paper money & more.
TERMS: Cash or Good Check and Positive Identification Required. All announcements sale day supersede all
printed material. 10% Buyer’s Fee Applies.
AUCTIONEERS: Col. Don Wagner, Ripon, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #457, 920-7483000 or 920-685-2982. Col. Steve Wagner, Neshkoro, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #458,
920-361-4203. Sale Managed & Conducted by: DON WAGNER’S AUCTION SERVICE
Ripon, WI • 1-800-452-7677 or 1-920-748-3000
www.donwagnersales.com Email: [email protected]
Don Wagner=8.8’
CHECK WEBSITE NOW FOR MORE DETAILS ON THESE AND OTHER CURRENT ITEMS! NEW ITEMS DAILY!
$373.65 + $15 color photos
BID, BUY & SELL AT
$388.65
www.WisconsinSurplus.com
Sells at online auction to the highest bidder – Bid online now!!
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1998 DODGE CARAVAN
SE WAGON
Location: Mount Horeb, WI. Stk. #5306
#T-1-315996
2005 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LS
2002 CHRYSLER TOWN &
COUNTRY LTD. WAGON
2 dr. Location: Mount Horeb, WI.
LWB. Location: Mount Horeb, WI. Stk. #5304
Stk. #5305
#A-2-315996
#T-3-315996
2000 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM 1984 FORD CUSTOM CAB 8000 PIERCE
2003 OLDS ALERO GL
Stk. #5302
#A-5-315996
SUBURBAN PUMPER FIRE TRUCK
Location: Richland center, WI. Stk. #33877
Stk. #5301
#A-6-315996
#X-3-316001
1993 FORD F350XL BABY DUMP 2002 DODGE 2500 RAM CARGO VAN MAXI 1987 GMC BRIGADIER GARBAGE TRUCK
Leach compactor.
Plow, V-box salter.
Location: Greendale, WI. Stk. #33867
#T-6-316001
2002 FORD F250 CREW CAB
Utility, 4WD. Location: Mount Horeb, WI.
Stk. #5372
#T-9-316001
2001 GMC SIERRA 2500 SL
Reg. cab, 4WD, Western V-plow.
Location: Mount Horeb, WI.
Stk. #5321
#T-13-316001
1999 CHEVY 3500 FLATBED
4WD, AT crane.
#E-17-316001
#E-7-316001
#E-5-316001
2002 HYUNDAI ACCENT GS
1991 CHEVY KODIAK CAB/CHASSIS
2 dr., hatchback, rebuilt salvage.
Location: Tomahawk, WI. Stk. #7145
#B-11-316001
Stk. #5375
#A-10-316001
1998 GMC C/K2500 SIERRA EXT. CAB SL
4WD, utility, Western plow.
Stk. #5322
#T-14-316001
2005 CHEVY TAHOE LS
1974 PETER PIRSCH
14’ cube, lift gate.
100’ ladder/pumper fire truck.
Location: Germantown, WI. Stk. #33862
#T-18-316001
2002 CHEVY IMPALA LS
Stk. #5303
#A-4-315996
2010 FORD CROWN VICTORIA
4 dr., Police. Location: Neillsville, WI.
Stk. #33875
#A-4-316001
1999 STERLING DUMP TRUCK
Tri axle. Location: Mount Horeb, WI.
Stk. #5417
#T-8-316001
1993 FREIGHTLINER FL80
CAB/CHASSIS
Location: Tomahawk, WI. Stk. #7310
#B-12-316001
1983 MACK RM68566S
4 dr., utility, 4WD.
4x4, tandem axle, penetrometer test truck.
#T-16-316001
Stk. #5323
#SUV-15-316001
2003 MITSUBISHI FUSO 639FE
JOHN DEERE 2150 TRACTOR
#F-8-315996
#CC-19-316001
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Featuring the collection of Bob Kolbe, Sioux Falls, SD
Located: Sioux Falls Convention Center, 1101 N. West Ave., Sioux Falls, SD
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10th, - 4:00 P.M. & SATURDAY,
JANUARY 11th, 2014 - 10:00 A.M.
Friday’s Auction at 4:00 p.m.: Signs & Advertising, 30+ pcs. of Watt Ware,
Rosemeade, Antiques, and over 500 still banks!
Saturday’s Auction at 10:00 a.m.: The finest South Dakota Advertising
Stoneware Collection ever assembled! 150+ Pieces! Many Liquor Jugs, Mini-Jugs,
Butter Crocks, Casseroles, Bean Pots, Beater Jars, Mugs, Water Cooler, Butter Churns,
Pantry Jars, & more. Plus Sleepy Eye, Signs, Wood Canvas Back Duck Decoys,
Pocket Watches & other antiques.
Live Internet bidding available both days through GirardBid.com! Bid there without being
there. Every Lot photographed and described. Call for a free, full color brochure or see our
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LARGE COLLECTIBLE FARM TOY-BELT BUCKLESORNAMENTS+ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES AUCTION
FERN REDINGTON ESTATE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 2014 - 10:00 A.M.
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GALENA CONVENTION CENTER, HWY. 20 WEST, 900 GALENA SQ.,
GALENA, IL 61036 LUNCH ON GROUNDS • RESTROOMS
DETAILED LISTING W/PICTURES AT: www.teasdalerealty.com
Over 350 toys -mostly tractors (1/8-1/64) some signed by Joseph Ertl (majority N.I.B); a few very
old toys. Belt buckles: Numbered-All metal types! Other collectibles: Dated JD sun catcher and
Christmas ornaments; Milk Can stamped “KRAFT” on side, lid has “Washington D.C” stamped
in top; Colored glass; Pedal Tractor, N.F., (MINT COND.!) + Cart; 2 New JD 3650 Plastic Pedal
Tractors w/Loaders (Ertl brand); Remington Western Statues; Lg. Japanese Vase; Ivory Tusk tips;
Lg. elephant (from India, ceramic); Several meat grinders; ANTIQUE FURNITURE & COLLECTIBLES; More household items - too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash, Check. Credit Card w/3% convenience fee. Positive I.D. required. All items must
be settled for and removed day of sale. Not responsible for accidents or items after sold. Any
announcements sale day take precedence over all printed material.
REGISTERED WISCONSIN & ILLINOIS AUCTIONEERS: Larry L. Teasdale, Shullsburg,
WI 608-965-3558 IL #441.000224, WI #172. Randal J. Gill, Shullsburg, WI. 608-965-3632, IL
#441.000226, WI #171. CLERK: Jeff Russell, Shullsburg, WI 53586
Also go to: www.teasdalerealty.com
TEASDALE-GILL AUCTION SERVICE, LLC
6660 County E, Shullsburg, WI 53586-9749 • 608-965-3558
Reg. WI & IL. Co.: #31 & 444.000118
Sportsmen AUCTION!
Sport/Bait Shop Inventory - Firearms (FFL
onsite-out of state buyers welcome) Vintage Beer Signs, Mirrors & Steins
The Marq Banquet Center,
2310 Lineville Road, Suamico, WI (just north of Green Bay)
Saturday, January 11th, 2014 -10:00 A.M. CST
This auction features a huge selection of new stock fishing tackle & muzzleloader/black powder supplies, display cases & racks, a large
selection
of
1st
Issue
sportsman/wildlife beer mirrors
w/some sets, beer signs, steins &
mugs, ammunition, and firearms! If
you are a sportsman or own a sport
shop, you need to attend this auction!
Ken Girard=4.9’ All fishing and black powder items
and most firearms are new stock, straight from a Great Lakes sport$208.05
+ $24
color photos
ing & tackle shop! Includes lures, spoons, leaders, lead weights, ice fishing,
lake lures, spinners, jigs, bobbers,
sinkers, tackle boxes, rods, bullets, wads, gun powder, shotgun
& rifle ammunition, gun sights,
scopes, depth finders, life jackets, clothing, fish mounts,
[email protected]
vintage fishing lures, gun repair parts, scope mounts and lots
more. If you fish or hunt, work on guns or collect Brewerania,
you'll want to be in Suamico
with us for this one!
BRAND NEW Firearms - Magnum Research Baby
Eagle II 9mm Pistols (2); Springfield XD 9mm
Pistol; Glock 21 Gen 4 .45 cal Pistol; Glock 21 .40 cal
Pistol; Beretta Nano 9mm Pistol; Browning A-Bolt 7mm
Rifle. USED Firearms Norinco SKS 7.62 x 39mm
Rifle; Browning BPS 10 ga. Semi Auto
Shotgun; Browning BPS 12 ga. Semi Auto Shotgun; Ithaca
Mod 37 Featherweight Shotgun; CVA 50 cal. Hawkens Muzzleloader.
Indoor sale with concessions and a TV to keep up with the playoffs!
Directions: take Hwy 41 to Exit 173; west on Lineville Rd to roundabout; right at round-about to auction site. Watch for “Auction Today”
signs. *For rooms & rates Country Inn & Suites, Ph: (920) 884-2000.
Terms: Cash or Good Check preferred, CC accepted. Everything sold as-is, no warranties. Announcements on sale day take precedence over printed material.
$232.05
No Buyer’s Fee! Absentee bids accepted and executed fairly.
BANISTER AUCTION SERVICES - #375 - Marinette, WI - 715-789-2306
Auctioneer Roger Anderson #1962
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AUCTION
MULTI GENERATION ESTATE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 2014 - 10:00 A.M. CST
WITTENBERG BEST WESTERN INN
W17267 RED OAK LANE, WITTENBERG, WI
Sioux war club 1860-1880
Chippewa spot stitched
beaded belt 1890-1910
Visit our Website for More Details at: www.chuillisauction.com
Pottawatomi double sided
Directions: Hwy. 29 east of Wittenberg 1 mile to Hwy. 45S (Exit 198), South 1/10 mile on Hwy. 45 South to
beaded bag 1880-1890
1931 Westinghouse
Red Oak Lane.
Auction Note: This is a unique multi generation estate with something for everyone. Attention dealers and colColumaire Radio
lectors, you do not want to miss this event!!!! This estate has been left untouched for many years and it is full of
treasures. You just don’t find estates like this very often.
Gold & Silver: Pr. 14K hair pins total weight 6.6 grams, Victorian 14K pin total weight 7.3 grams, 14K pin
w/diamond total weight 1.4 grams, 10K cameo pin, hatpin with gold head, gold sewing thimbles, sterling silver
hair clip w/cherubs, sterling silver thimbles, sterling silver spoons, sterling silver match safes, sterling silver
cups, sterling silver cigarette holder, sterling silver compact marked L.F., sterling silver brushes, sterling silver
Fire Engine Bell
napkin rings, silver over glass decanter marked Stephany and other sterling silver pieces. Antiques &
Early Wisconsin
Collectibles: Tiffany Studios N.Y. lamp, 5 cent & 10 cent slot machines, Fire engine bell, 1920’s Donaldson
Point
Litho Co. ventriloquist poster, 1920’s Donaldson Litho Co. hypnotist & blindfolded woman poster, vintage full
size carousel type carved horse, 2 gallon salt glaze crocks. Advertising Items To Include: Pocahontas Fuel Co.
tin sign, vintage wood sign A.P. Anderson Tailor-Cleaning-Repairing, Coke 5 cent glass sign, counter top comb Woman portrait oil
display, WDC Pipes tin sign, 1930’s & 40’s Wisconsin calendars on Czechoslovakia die cuts, Blatz back bar stat- on canvas signed
Gentleman Portrait
uette, Blatz statue clock, Pabst revolving swag type signs and other beer signs and other advertising, Rex Royal
Civil War Belt buckle
oil on canvas signed
Jos.
Klir
1888
acoustic guitar, violin in wood case, vintage drum in case, cast iron Speaking Dog mechanical bank, cast iron
WWI hat belt
Jos. Klir 1888
still banks, gingerbread shelf clock. Artwork To Include: 2 large quality portrait oil on canvas paintings signed
Jos. Klir 1888, Cherry Jeffe Huldah ballerina portrait “Last Act” watercolor, 6” X 14” Indian maiden watercol- 1 of 2 wood washing
or and more. 2 carousel type animals (elephant & pony), wood wagon, ladies bike with wood rims, vintage trimachines
cycle, 1931 Westinghouse Columaire radio, Freshman Masterpiece radio w/Atwater Kent speaker, Philco table
top radio, Stromberg Carlson radio speaker, Brunswick phonograph, 2 wood washing machines, oak two drawer lift top desk, oak chair that converts to table, Victorian parlor chair, Victorian dresser w/hankie drawers,
Northwind chair, marble top parlor table, rustic rockers, claw & ball foot piano stool. Pottery, Glassware &
Related: Rookwood Water Lily bookends, Rookwood vases, Weller vase, Weller window box, Hull vases,
Roseville Snowberry basket, Northwood Fruits & Flowers Carnival berry bowl set, enamel decorated purple
amethyst berry bowl set, Fenton Leaf Chain white Carnival plate, Bohemian cruet, amber Bohemian etched vase,
glass paperweights, Paden City Glass Gothic Garden 3 section candy dish, American Belleek shaving mug,
1920's Donaldson
Quimper pitcher, Shawnee Bo Peep pitcher, Royal Doulton The Orange Lady figurine, Royal Doulton large size
Lithograph
Toby mugs and more. Native American: Pottawatomi black cloth double beaded bag (both sides beaded) circa
C. J. Huldah
Ventriloquist poster
1880-1890, Sioux fixed conical head war club circa 1880-1860, Chimayo (Pueblo Group) serape or wearing
Watercolor
Tiffany Studios
blanket circa 1900-1920, Chippewa birch bark canoe (ribbed & sewn w/spruce root) circa 1890-1910, Chippewa
spot stitched beaded belt circa 1890-1910, Chippewa moccasins circa 1890-1910, Sioux Indian hide & beaded
N.Y. Lamp
doll circa 1900-1920, Navajo rug “Wide Ruins” area 1940’s, Chimayo Pueblo small sampler 1930’s, Navajo rug
1930’s, Indian papoose doll in carrier Chippewa/Cree made circa 1920, wood carved Indianhead pipe bowl circa
1900-1910, two pieces Acoma pottery, gorgets, prehistoric stone knife, several arrowheads includes some nice
Cast iron speaking dog
early Wisconsin, Catlinite pipe and more. Military& Sporting: Civil War belt buckle, WWI expert machine gunmechanical bank
ner pin, Civil war canteen, 4 sided British bayonet & other bayonets, WWI hat belt, Doughboy helmet, practice
rocket, G&JW Hawksley shot flask, Civil War era brass telescope, bullet molds, Winchester “Hop Brook” bamboo fly rod, Horrocks & Ibbotson bamboo fly rod, fishing lures, fishing reels, duck decoys, old Iver Johnson &
Forehand revolvers, vintage Long Tom single shot shotgun, wall hanger double barrel and more. Toys & Dolls:
1920’s Kelmet White Big Boy press steel dump truck, Arcade cast iron tow truck, vintage cast iron Ice cart,
Wyandotte press steel airplane, Marx battery operated police car in box, windup harness racer in box (working
Pocahontas Fuel Co. Tin
condition), Hoge Fire Chief car, Wyandotte Sambo target, steam engine made in England, Rice Toys wood & tin
Advertising Sign
Borden’s horse drawn wagon, Ideal jet car, Kilgore Invincible cast iron cap gun, early tin windup car (working
Vintage Wood
condition), rollmonica w/rolls, child size IXL cast iron stove and other toys, Armond Marseille 24” bisque head
Carved Horse
mamma talking doll, Armond Marseille bisque head doll, vintage Japanese Mfg. bisque head doll, Effanbee dolls
in boxes.Griswold: #28 (639) Whole wheat stick pan, #2 (702) skillet, #80 double skillet, #72 deep patty bowl,
1920's Kelmet White Big
#26 Vienna roll pan, #129 square egg skillet, #32 Danish cake pan, #8 tite top Dutch oven, #0 skiller & several
other skillets, waffle maker, ashtrays and more. Rest Of The Sale: Morgan dollars, early wheat pennies,
Boy press steel dump truck
Indianhead pennies, pocket watches, straight razors, shaving mirrors, German pipes, pocket knives, beaded purs- 10 Cent slot machine
es, Several Carved Ivory Figures & Animals, tea caddy, Arcade wall coffee grinder, graniteware berry pail
Diddie Blitzen glass lightning rod ball, Solar Badger Brass Mfg. bicycle lantern, pewter bed warmer dated 1874,
CHUILLI’S AUCTION & APPRAISAL SERVICE, LLC
Thermo Dial Laboratories desk thermometer w/seated Indian, Daguerro photo frames, copyright 1912 Sears catJERRY CHUILLI
alog, vintage photos, early 1900’s railroad stock certificates, vintage candy boxes, framed collection of early
Christmas seals, All is Vanity print, Currier & Ives framed lithograph, 1941 Deanna Durbin unused coloring
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #275
book, magic books, railroad oil can, primitive wood dough bowl, vintage kitchen collectibles, wood spice box,
P.O. Box K Wittenberg, WI 54499
1940’s circus/carnival carousel animals, old glass paperweights, and more.
715-253-3038 Cell: 715-297-2457 Email: [email protected]
Terms & Conditions: Cash, Good Wisconsin Check, Visa, MC or Discover. All items sold AS IS. Wisconsin
Central Wisconsin’s Premiere Auction & Appraisal Service!!!
sales tax laws apply.
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ANTIQUE AUCTION
KEWASKUM, WI
SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 2014 - 9:00 A.M.
Inspection: 8:00 A.M.
LOCATION: Hwy. 45 or 28 to Kewaskum, East on Hwy. 28 to Hwy. "S", then north 1.5 miles to hall.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The lifetime collection of Jack & Carita Hoffman, Horicon, plus the Dr. Ernie
& Dorothy Smith Estate, Fond du Lac, Don Rudolph Estate, Milw. & signs from the Bob Markiewicz collection.
SPECIAL ITEMS: 1948 Mustang Model 2, professionally restored, red motorcycle scooter, winner of
National 1st prize ABACA auto judging, high compression head option, Mustang speedo, titled; 1948/49
Jack & Heinz twin motorbike on Schwann Excelsior, black & white stock frame, professionally restored;
1947 Whizzer on MY Hawthorne bike frame, model H motor, NOSE Hawthorne speedo, professionally
restored. ADVERTISING: Automobile: 1930’s Chrysler 2 sided porc. sign w/brkt; Nice RPOG Olds 2
sided sign; 1920’s Authorized Buick Svc. 42” b&w porc. sign; Whippet & Willys-Knight brown & cream
24x34 porc. sign; Hudson Terraplane 42” porc. sign 1930’s rw&b; My Chevrolet porc. sign; 1939 Pontiac
ptd. steel sign; 29x11 cast alum. LaSalle sign; Peugot Service lighted sign; 70’s Chrysler/Mopar lighted
clock; Cadillac & Corvette neon signs; Cadillac 75th anniv. sign; Uniroyal ptd. tin sign; Ford figural spark
plug wood thermometer; “Everseal” radiator & gas cap cabinet by Stant; Stanzel stop leak merchandiser;
IL 1943 (Soy Bean) license plate; Cast alum. Hot Rod Club plaques from Traction Masters So. Cal,
Hawkeye Timing Des Moines, IA, Quad City Ignitors & Klokers Moline, IL.; ‘37 ’41 WI & ’30 CA plates
etc.; Club & tour lic plates; Decorative modern signs; Etc. Petroliana: 24” Kendall r&w porc. sign;
Texaco crankcase svc. porc. sign; Gargoyle Mobiloil porc. sign, dmg.; Mobiloil 2 sided porc. sign;
Mobiloil “E” for Ford cars porc. lubester sign; Mobilgas porc. pump sign; Fire Chief 1960’s porc. sign;
Col-Tex ethyl gasoline sign, restored; Wolf’s Head Motor Oil sidewalk sign, ptd.; Dixie Gas thermometer; Tin Mobilubrication sign; Lg. Fire/Sky chief paper board sign; Conoco Germ Processed lubester sign;
Quaker State 1940’s painted steel sign; Mobil 5gl. bulk oil can; State inspection 5gl. std. can; Gargoyle
VW grease can; Mobil AF lid & a Marquette oil bottle; Tin litho auto cans, etc.; Pure Oil lic. plate brkt.;
Wadham’s brass tank tag; Etc. Breweriana: Scheidt Brwg. Norristown, PA 1895 calendar; Schmidt
Brewing Co. Hunter’s Cabin oilette; Walter Eau Claire corner Vitrolite; J.P. Kissinger RPOG Milw. wine
& liquor sign; Schlitz pre-pro RPOG shield sign; Schlitz pre-pro tin litho corner sign; Old Style lighted
glass sign in scarce red and white; Neat brew kettle firebox door; West Bend die cut beer sign; Rahr’s
lighted beer clock; West Bend & Hagemeister mugs; 9 etched beer glasses; Hamm’s starry night, flipper
& light up signs, lighted bear clock & lighted lake scene; Miller motion sign; Blatz dancing girl statue;
Bud Clydesdale sign; Large Leiney’s mirror; 2 Pabst plaster barrel ends; Lithia 1930 annual report; Beer
neons; Lithia bubble light base; 1951 lg. Schlitz calendar; Schlitz litho; Beer crates; Case Old Timer’s
drinkers; Case 7-Up glasses; Etc. Misc.: Grandlich & Son iron frame pocket watch trade sign; Nice
RPOG jeweler lighted clock sign; 1800’s Uncle Sam’s tin peanut roaster; Storck’s ice cream porcelain
sign; Early John Deere parade float photo; McCormick “Back From the War” litho; Esterly Harvesting
Machine Co. Whitewater litho.; Wood Champion feed cutter sign Sheboygan, WI; Case combine poster;
Globe Wernicke Service sign; Hanford’s Myrrh case; Clark spool case; Coke bottle button sign; Pioneer
Dairy Feeds tin sign; Durrs Food tin litho; Trolley signs; Sweet Cuba cigar store box; Zippo revolving
lighter display; Silver Buckle food fence; Other trade signs include: Dr., dentist, dye works, insurance, real
estate, paint, grocery, electrician, nursery, attorney, etc.; UP RR print; Millers Falls tool display; Theater
broad sheet; Trade cards; Cleveland, NY bird’s eye view; NOSE 1982 Schlitz Who tour posters; Etc.
AUTOMOTIVE: Bosch type DU4 mod. 2 4cyl. magneto; Stewart Warner Police Special speedo; Pair
Tilt-Ray headlamp 10” drum type excellent condition; Clymer Mfg. windshield spot light; 26 antique
spark plugs; Champion plug poster; Varcon carb paper board sign; Carter carb. fuel filter merchandiser;
Unxld spark plug tester; Nash & Standard moto meters; Mobil tread gauge & Start-o-Scope kit; Vintage
dash gauges & speedos; Curtiss OX-5 aircraft eng. tag; 1910 MA porc. license plates; IL 1943 fiber &
other license plates; Rock Island 1941 license brkt.; 30’s Caddy badge; Cadillac cigar box; 30’s Spartan
musical air horn; Hood ornaments & badges; Late 40’s Caddy horn button; 1950’s Olds car watch; 1954
Pontiac paper weight; 1947 Chevy calendar; Fisher Body plant badge; Fdl. taxi driver pin; 1920’s Packer
socket set; JD stick pin; Starrett tools & JD 100th anniv. watch fobs; Several quackery type gas savers;
Spot lights; RR passes; Modern neon Cadillac clock; Etc. THE REST: Western Electric 556A PBX
phone switchboard; Men’s Bulova Accutron 14K gold watch; Int. Time Recording factory clock; Carl M.
Ruppert Roman theme painting; Coke ice chest; Model phaeton; Oak vending mchn.; Dr. circulatory
model; Lg. LP album collection; Etc. MUSIC & COIN OP.: Exceptional 8 tune 11” cylinder orchestra
music box, double comb, snare drum, castanet & 5 bells; Scarce & great Faventia Hurdy Gurdy on cart
w/3 rolls; 1930s Deagan 3 octave marimba; Gibson BR9 lap steel guitar; Clean Slingerland Radio King
snare drum; 1946 Wurlitzer 1015 jukebox, Atwater K. coil & others; 78 RPM excellent condition; AMI
G-120 juke; Vendorlator VF56B-J Pepsi bottle vendor; Midway Rifle Champ arcade game; Etc.
COINS/CURRENCY: 34 high grade silver dollars incl. 82CC, 99P & 78CC; 2 bullion dollars; 6 Liberty
halves; 10 Franklin halves; 13 Kennedy halves, Error cent; 1982 small date cent; 2 confederate notes; Etc.
TOYS: Scarce Buddy L 220A improved steam shovel; Buddy L 205 fire truck; Restored Buddy L concrete mixer & steam shovel; Buddy L coal truck in Heil yellow; Buddy L dump truck & Coke truck;
Keystone Packard No. 48 Army truck; Batt. op. police patrol jeep; Ford diesel 6000 tractor; Marx sand
truck; Structo garbage, auto transport & wrecker; Nylint cranes, Ford van & electronic cannon; Mattel
Man in Space space station, crawler & cannon; Katz tin litho cannon; Bulldog tanks; Die cast toys; Old
baseball gloves; Etc. GLASS & CHINA: Steuben crystal 12 cordials, 12 waters, (12) 8.5” plates; Libbey
14” cut punch bowl; Cranberry opal swirl water set; Cranberry thumbprint water set; Carnival water set;
Ruby flash water set; 14” cranberry vase; Opal blue swirl pitcher; Cambridge Amberina bowl; Latticino
ribbon cruet; Opal Vaseline bowl; Vaseline celery; Spatterware; Fulper cider set, dmg.; Sevres style set/4
cobalt portrait plates; Royal Dux figurine; Danish porcelain figurines; Etc.
Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments.
TERMS: No buyer’s premium. Cash or good WI checks only. Current
D/L required for bid number. Absentee bids accepted via email only.
[email protected]. No phone or online bidding. 5.5% WI sales
tax applies.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Mike Paul #28.
Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments
Paul Auction Company, Inc.
P.O. Box 457, Kewaskum, WI 53040
established 1969
262-338-3030
[email protected] www.paulauction.com
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Bidding Live & Online
Viewing Sunday 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.
EDGED WEAPONS HELMETS
UNIFORMS GUNS INSIGNIA
LARGE QTY OF MILITARY SURPLUS
THE FIRST HOUR OF THE AUCTION (9am to 10 am)
WILL BE LIVE BIDDING ONLY FEATURING LARGE
QUANTITIES OF MILITARY SURPLUS FROM WW II
TO PRESENT INCLUDING CLOTHING, EQUIPMENT,
WWII VEHICLE PARTS AND MORE. DON’T MISS
THIS SALE!
Auctioneers note: This will be a full day auction with 800
lots. We are selling the lifetime collection of a deceased
military & surplus dealer and items from other consignors.
Items to include WWII German & U.S. helmets, daggers,
medals, guns, bayonets, swords, field equipment , and clothing.
LOCATION: Auction being held at WILD WEST TOWN
BANQUET HALL 8512 S. UNION ROAD (Route 20 & S.
Union Rd.) UNION, IL 60180. Union is 45 minutes NW of
Chicago O’Hare Airport just off I-90.
Terms & Conditions: Cash, Check with bank letter of guarantee, Visa, MC, Buyer Premium 15% onsite 18% online, 7%
Sales Tax. All Illinois and Federal gun laws will apply. This is
a consignment auction; no warranties or guarantees given on
any items sold. Announcements on day of the auction take
precedence over any printed materials.
Live online bidding info at www.DonleyAuctions.com
Buffet breakfast Sunday starting at 8 a.m.
Auctioneers Randall Donley & Robert Goad
RAILROAD AUCTION
SATURDAY, JANUARY 11th, 2014 - 9:00 A.M.
FRICKER AUCTION CENTER
104 E. CENTER - ON CIRCLE PARK - LEROY, IL
RAILROAD AUCTION TO INCLUDE OVER 100 LANTERNS, BOARDING STEPS,
SIGNS,CHINA, FLATWARE, ETC.
Over 200 Pictures on our website: www.FrickerAuctions.com
Heated building with seating, restrooms & food by PNUT Catering.
Not responsible for accidents. FOID laws apply. Cash, good check
or credit cards.
— NEVER A BUYER’S PREMIUM —
Auctioneer: Chris Fricker, IL License #440000431
PO Box 852, Bloomington, IL 61702
Main: 309-452-9700 Chris: 309-838-5829 Bill: 309-838-5832
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Top Of The Class Kicks It Up
The staff of Illinois State University's annual Top of the Class Antiques and
$275.02
Vintage Show has kicked up the production a few notches for this year. Not only will
the show have its full contingent of 42 quality antiques dealers, but they've added
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some star power to this year's edition by featuring Paul Brown, owner of Atlanta's
Gallery 63 and star of Discovery Channel's Auction Kings.
Scheduled for January 31 and February 1-2, 2014, the show will feature 42
vendors from six mid-western states. Many customers have rated this show as “One
of the best in Illinois.” And, with the addition of Paul Brown, the show promises to
be more exciting than ever. Brown will be present on Saturday for appraisals, autograph signings, and discussions. Show co-manager Beverly Jennings said, “Paul is
a very energetic, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable antiques and vintage expert who
will add an exciting dimension to the show.” Auction Kings ran for a number of
years on Discovery Channel and the series is often re-shown on other cable channels.
Top of the Class also acknowledges the recent explosion of the vintage collecting world. While defining vintage and Mid-Century Modern can be challenging,
the show will offer a wide variety of antiques and items from the 1700s up to the
1950s. The accent will remain on top quality items with the dealers promising to
bring their “best of the best” to the show.
Madcat Antiques from Waterloo, Iowa, will be displaying toys as well as
political and advertising smalls dating from the 1800's up through the 1960's.
Country at Heart from Marseilles, IL and Blue Goose Antiques, Normal, IL will feature early American primitives including 1700's-1800's samplers, cabinets, bowls,
early pine furniture, and fine crockery. Annie's Antiks, Peoria, IL, will have a large
selection of quality advertising including signs along with lighting and furniture.
Circa of Milwaukee, Wisconsin will be bringing a wide collection of Mid-Century
Modern items including kitchen and decorating.
Dovetail Joint Antiques, Columbus, Ohio and Nigel Russell Antiques,
Missouri, will carry Royal Dolton character jugs, art glass, and figurines. A Touch
of Heaven, Chicago, features estate, fine, and costume jewelry. Others are bringing
American glass, art pottery, early porcelain, silver, buttons, marbles, and movie
memorabilia. Postcards will be abundant with at least three vendors showcasing
them.
The show is a benefit for the students of the School of Communication at
Illinois State University. Show hours are Friday, January 31, from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m.,
Saturday, February 1 from 10:00 to 5:00, and Sunday, February 2 from 10:00 to 4:00.
Admission is $5 and is valid for all three days.
The show will be held in the ballroom of the Bone Student Center, on the
ISU campus. Free parking is available in the faculty lot directly west of the student
center. Handicap parking is available in the circle drive next to the building. The
Bloomington/Normal community is in the center of Illinois, at the cross-roads of
Interstates 55 and 74.
For additional information, please visit the web site: www.topoftheclassantiques.com which offers driving directions, a list of vendors, and other show materials. You may also email [email protected] or phone 309-838-7080.
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16
“A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique News
It’s always fun to see what items have sold for.
All photos and prices are from previous articles that have run in
Auction Action Antique News over the last 19 years.
This unrestored Emil J. Paidar
barber’s chair fetched $500 at a
Gavin Bros. farm auction.
Classic Cars at a Betthausers’ auction
included this 1984 Rolls Royce Silver Spur
4 door, with 78,000 miles that brought a
bid of $7,750.
1968 Mountain Dew embossed tin
sign, 27” x 19”, was priced at $950 at
Miller’s Antiques.
R-Dupont Dulux paint store advertising sailboat, never seen one! Was
priced at $350at Miller’s Antiques.
This rare Mount Washington
enameled glass pendant
lamp, sold for $750 at a
Tumbleson Memorial Day
Weekend estate auction.
There was big interest in
this little 7” Teco Pottery
vase that ended up bringing
a $475 winning bid at Hack’s
Auction & Realty.
R-Auctioneer
Robert Gavin
spots a bid on the
petroliana prize:
an early Dayton
Model-600 visible
gas pump, used
on the farm,
which brought
$1,900.
Best of the bride’s baskets at a
Tumbleson Memorial Day Weekend
estate
auction: this cased glass example
The big winner among the
with
candelabra
frame, selling for $500.
vintage cast iron toys at
Hack’s Auction &
Realty: this Arcade Andy
Gump Touring Car in
nice original condition,
selling for $800.
A nice selection of Horse Drawn Equipment
included this Brougham Coach that sold for
$3,000 at a Betthausers’ Auction.
Auctioneer Jodi Sweeney
assists Fred Van Metre in capturing the world record
$35,000 bid on Lot
#892 at a Rich
Penn auction, the
Mosler salesman’s sample
safe. "Manganese
Steel Bank Safe", in
orig. velvet-lined oak carrying
case, orig silver paint, transfers & detailing, the silver-colored safe was given only to the top salesman.
One of 23
painted
plaster relief
plaques made
by American
artist Malvina
There was plenty of interest in
Cornell Hoffman.
this Casey Jones Cannonball
The set, depicting
Express No. 9 pedal car, made by Russian dancers,
Garton in the 1960s. In good
sold to a New York
original condition, the vehicle
buyer for $27,840
brought $430 at Hack’s Auction
at a Jackson’s
& Realty.
International event.
17
Arts Group Publishes Guide
to Northwest Wisconsin
Arts, Growers, Heritage
Written and submitted by Harriet Rice
In the small towns, villages and along the rustic roads of northwestern
Wisconsin are some of the state's most valuable assets: creative human beings who
nurture beauty, value nature and share their heritage through places, objects and edibles that are handmade and homegrown.
Now there's a brand hew paperback guidebook published by the
Wisconsin's Northwest Heritage Passage:: 208 pages that shine a light on these
places and people who live and work along and around the Highway 63 corridor in
13 northwest Wisconsin counties.
It's called The Wisconsin Passage: an Adventure in the Handmade,
Homegrown and Historical Offerings of Wisconsin from the Mississippi River to
the Lake Superior, or simply, The Wisconsin Passage. The book is the culmination
of a dream that began 12 years ago when a group of northwest Wisconsin people
like Spooner weaver Alene Peterson realized that the cottage industries of working
crafters, artists, growers were key to a sustainable “creative economy” in this
region.
Peterson and a committee of five - all volunteers -- began by establishing a
set of criteria. “We were looking for locally made or grown items, quality products,
interesting destinations, environmental responsibility, openness to the public, and
safety,” said Peterson.
Each of the 350 listees in the book submitted written descriptions of their
studios, galleries, farms, museums, and other arts, agricultures or culture-related
businesses. Committee members visited each site, providing feedback about their
experiences. Others collected and worked with submitted images or took photographs themselves.
Janet Krokson of Spooner was the book committee's muse who gathered the
descriptions, historical facts, anecdotes, and other materials, weaving them into a
narrative that makes the book an entertaining read as much as a travel guide.
Editor of the Spooner Advocate and life-long resident of the area, Krokson
said, “It was a labor of love. I've lived in Highway 63 communities for the past 31
years,” she said. “I love Wisconsin, and I particularly love this part of the state.”
She continued, “I think of The Wisconsin Passage as a passage to more passages - to bygone days, to an adventure that anyone can take part in. It's about artists,
artisans, performers, nature lovers, natural growers, pioneer settlers and storytellers of
many genres who forged a life and culture along the heritage roads and trails.”
Peterson added, “We want this book to bring the public together with artists
and growers where they live and work and showcase those hometowns, villages and
farms as well as the natural beauty of northwest Wisconsin destinations for travelers of all ages,”
The WNHP was founded in 1999 as an arts support group dedicated to supporting, showcasing and educating the public about the talents and creativity of
northwest Wisconsin's communities. In 2001, 2004 and 2009, WHNP published and
distributed more than 100,000 foldout maps listing handmade, homegrown and heritage sites. The Wisconsin Passage replaces those maps as a more permanent testament to the thriving creative economy in northwest Wisconsin.
There is no commercial advertising in the book. Production was funded by
memberships, in kind and cash donations from businesses and private citizens
through “Friends of the Passage.” Proceeds from sales of the book will be used to
update and publish future editions.
Following the initial book launch on August 27 at Northwind Book & Fiber
in Spooner, additional launches are planned in each of the 13 counties in the coming months. The Wisconsin Passage may be purchased at Northwind Book & Fiber,
205 Walnut Street, Spooner, and online at www.heritagepassage.com, where there
will be a list of other retail outlets selling the book. The WNHP is supported in part
by the Wisconsin Arts Board. For additional information, call 715.635.9303, or
email [email protected].
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Antique Show
ROCHESTER, MN
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
Janesville, WI
38th Year!
Sat. January 4 ~ 9-5
Sun. January 5 ~ 10-4
35 Quality Dealers
Dealer Space Available ~ Adm: $4:50
Pontiac Convention Center
2809 N. Pontiac Dr. ~ Janesville, WI 53545
For more info:
Steve Bina, Show Manager
608-385-3598
Top Of The Class
Antiques Show
Jan. 30th-Feb. 2nd
Friday 30th ~ 5-8pm
Saturday 1st ~ 10-5pm
Sunday 2nd ~ 10-4pm
$5 Admission
NORMAL, ILLINOIS
Illinois State University
100 N University St.
topoftheclassantiques.com
309-438-2872
Northern Illinois
Antiques Dealers Association
Presents its 54th Annual
ANTIQUE SHOW
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS
AT FOREST HILLS LODGE
1601 West Lane Rd., Loves Park, Illinois
(Located 1/2 mile East of Route 251 on Route 173)
SAT., FEBRUARY 15, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
SUN., FEBRUARY 16, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
FLEA MARKET
WEST BEND
ANTIQUES SHOW
JANUARY 18-19, 2014
West Bend, Wisconsin
Washington Co. Fair Park
Hwy. 45 & Pleasant Valley Rd.
(30 min. North of Milwaukee, WI)
Saturday 9-4 • Sunday 10-3
Admission: $5 • FREE PARKING
OVER 50 QUALITY DEALERS
Fantastic Luncheon from Catering by Bryan
Call Nona at 414-525-0820
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
12th Annual Antique
Sporting & Collectibles Show
February 1 & 2, 2014
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Sunnyview Expo Center
SATURDAY ~ 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
SUNDAY ~ 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
125 DEALERS
350 Tables
BUY • SELL • TRADE
Inquiries Welcome call
920-337-0113
www.antiquesportshow.com
ROCHESTER, MN
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
FLEA MARKET
February 16, 2014
Sunday 10-4
MAYO CIVIC CENER
30 Civic Center Dr
Dealers can drive in to unload & to load out!
Townsend Promotions
641-832-2700 507-269-1473
ADM: $6.00 • FREE PARKING • FOOD AVAILABLE
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ANTIQUE SHOW
MARCH 8, 2014 ~ 10 - 5
MARCH 9, 2014 ~ 10 - 4
Antiques • Decorative Arts
St. Charles, Illinois
Kane County Fairgrounds
55 DEALERS from 14 STATES
Free Parking • Admission $8
Luncheon Available
815-838-0606
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MAYO CIVIC CENTER
FLEA MARKET
March 9, 2014
Sunday 10-4
MAYO CIVIC CENER
30 Civic Center Dr
January 19, 2014
Sunday 10-4
MAYO CIVIC CENER
30 Civic Center Dr
Townsend Promotions
641-832-2700 507-269-1473
40th Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association
Antiques Show & Sale
FEBRUARY 7 & 8
~ 2014
Fri, 11-9 • Sat, 10-5
Waukesha County Expo Center
Waukesha, Wisconsin 53188
I-94 (exit #294, Hwy J), South 1 mile to
1000 Northview Rd. Follow signs West to Show
Over 55 Quality Dealers ~ Authenticity Guaranteed
FREE PARKING • GOOD FOOD
414-510-4441
$6.00 Good for both days
($1.00 OFF With This Ad, up to 2 persons)
www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com
Rural Life Antique
Show & Sale
Tuscola, Illinois
Douglas County Museum
700 South Main Street
Friday, Feb. 28th: 12-6pm
Saturday, March 1st: 8-3pm
Presenting Great Americana & Folk Art Dealers
Info: 217-253-6250
[email protected]
www.rurallifeantiqueshow.com
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10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
641-832-2700 507-269-1473
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Milwaukee’s
Scale Auto, Hobby & Toy Show
SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 2014
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Admission $5.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00
Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
For additional information or table availability call
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Wa u s a u
Antique Show & Sale
DC Everest High School
2305 Jelinek Ave, Schofield, WI
4 miles South of Wausau, WI
Feb.
15-16
Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 10-4
50 Select Dealers
21st Year
Adm. $4.50 Good for Both Days
From the No., So., W.: Hwy 39/51,
Exit 185, go N. to 5th Light, turn E. 1/2 mi..
From the E.: West on Hwy 29 to
$50
Mary Lou’s
Exit 171, go N. 1/2 mi,
Door
Crystal & China
Burger King
Prize
turn E. 1/2 mi.
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PEOTONE, ILLINOIS
(35 Miles South of Chicago ~ Exit 327 Off I-57, Then 1 Mile East)
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601 3rd Street, DePere, WI
(Green Bay, Wisconsin Area)
MAR. 22-23
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Over 50 Dealers from the Midwest
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
MARCH 29 & 30, 2014
Park Place of Countryside
Sat. 9am-5pm • Sun. 10am-4pm
6240 Joliet Rd., Countyside, IL
Blackhawk Center • Oregon, Illinois
Free Parking • Door Prizes • Dealers from Coast to Coast
Admission $6.00 • Preview Adm. 7:30 AM $20.00
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Expo Center
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• Crystal & China Repair
While You Wait
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($5 per item)
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JANUARY
Jan. 4 & 5 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectible Fair; DuPage EXPO, St., Charles, IL
Jan. 11 & 12 (Sat. & Sun.) Chicagoland’s Premiere Monthly Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Jan. 26 (4th Sunday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
FEBRUARY
Feb. 1 & 2 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectible Fair; DuPage EXPO, St., Charles, IL
Feb. 8 & 9 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Feb. 23 (4th Sunday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
(Main Exhibit Bldg.)
4400 6th St SW (just off I-380, Exit 17)
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 44th Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
May 10 & 11 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
May 11 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Fairgrounds (M-86) Centreville, MI
May 24 & 25 (2 Day) Massive Holiday Flea Market; Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
April 25, 26, 27, 2014
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 44th Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
June 7 & 8 Antique & Collectible Market; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
June 21 Belvidere “Mid-Niter” Fleas & Fun Market; Boone County Fairgrounds, Belvidere, IL
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Hours: Friday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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JUNE
Gold Rush - Olmsted Co. Fairgrounds
JULY
ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA
July 4 (Friday) Holiday Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
July 5 & 6 (Sat. & Sun.) Massive 2-Day Holiday Antique Market & Flea Market; Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
July 10, 11, 12 & 13 Iola Toy Barn; during massive Iola Wisconsin Car Show
July 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
July 13 (Sun.) Antique & Collectible Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
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April 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
June 27, 28, 29, 2014
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400 Tables of Sporting Collectibles
Buying ~ Selling ~ Trading
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Hours: Friday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids Antique Show
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
Admission $6.00 • Good All 3 Days
FREE PARKING
507-269-1473 or 641-832-2700
Friday, April 25 • 2-8 pm
Saturday, April 26 • 9-3 pm
Pheasant Run Resort ~ St. Charles, IL
March 8 & 9 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
March 23 (4th Sunday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
March 29 (Saturday) National Civil War Collectors Show & Sale; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
1265 North Snelling Ave, St Paul, MN 55108
Friday, 10 am-6 pm • Saturday, 10 am-6 pm
Sunday, 11 am- 4 pm
48th National Antique Decoy
& Sporting Collectibles Show
Star of the North Antique Show
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
(Education Building)
HAWKEYE DOWNS
FAIRGROUNDS
4400 6th St. SW • Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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May 9, 10, 11, 2014 • Aug. 15, 16, 17, 2014
1,400 EXHIBITORS
Mayo Civic Center, Flea Market
30 Civic Center Dr
ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA
Hours: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
December 9, 2012
January19, 2014 • February 16, 2014
March 9, 2014
Dealers can drive in on move & move out
AUGUST
August 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
August 10 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
August 16 (Saturday Nite) “Massive” 38th Annual Wheaton “All-Nite” Flea Market 4pm-4am;
DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
August 30 & 31 ( Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
SEPTEMBER
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Sept. 13 & 14 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market ; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Sept. 20 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
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Oct. 4 (Saturday) 28th Annual Eagle River, WI Downtown Antique Market; during the “Massive” Cranberry Fest
Oct. 5 (Sun.) “Harvest Fest” Flea Market & Car Show; Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Oct. 11 & 12 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Oct. 12 (Sunday) Antique Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
Oct. 25 (Saturday Nite) 4th Annual “Haunted Halloween Flea Market” “Late-Niter”
3pm-Midnight; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
NOVEMBER
Nov. 8 & 9 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Nov. 23 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market (Winter- Season Opener);
DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Nov. 29 & 30 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectibles Fair; DuPage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
DECEMBER
December 13 & 14 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds; Grayslake, IL
December 28 (4th Sunday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
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Start Off The New Year With A Trip To The
14th Annual West Bend Antiques Show
Start off the New Year with a trip to the
fourteenth annual West Bend Antiques Show at the
Washington County Fair Park in West Bend,
Wisconsin on January 18th & 19th. Located just
30 minutes north of Milwaukee on Highway 45 at
the Pleasant Valley Road. (PV) exit, the Fair Park
Pavilion is a beautiful facility for this quality
antiques event. Collectors & decorators alike can
select from the wares of 50 professional dealers.
Your favorite dealers are returning, while others
are new to this event. Expect to find a variety of
oak, walnut, pine, & country furniture from large
to small pieces. China & pottery selections include
Nippon, Flow Blue, Roseville, Red Wing, Hull &
Weller. A wide range of beautiful estate jewelry
will also be on hand. Primitives, original paintings, lamps, linens, elegant glassware, toys, advertising pieces, folk art, & much more for every taste
will be available for purchase. The show is known
for the consistent quality of merchandise it offers
to buyers.
Take this opportunity to view items first
hand from the dealers. Rediscover the thrill of
finding that special prize you’ve been looking for!
Talk with these wonderful professionals to learn
even more. Whether you’re adding to your collection, looking for decorating pieces, or seeking out
that perfect vintage gift, you’ll surely appreciate
the variety of merchandise for sale at the show!
To add to your shopping experience,
Catering by Bryan offers a wonderful selection of
sandwiches, main dishes, & desserts. All selections tempt the senses & truly compliment this fine
antiques sale! Show hours are Saturday from 9 to
4 & Sunday 10 to 3 with a $5 admission. Parking
is free. For further information, contact Nona at
414-525-0820 or www.nlpromotionsllc.com.
Upcoming events from N.L. Promotions include
the Elkhorn Antique Flea Market, Wisconsin’s
biggest & best, beginning in May for its thirtythird year.
Ken’s Family Antiques will be
bringing this Belmont barber chair,
chrome & leather in great condition
w/recline & up/down motion, $985;
Deacon chair w/red suede seat in
walnut, $495; Walnut server, $595.
Rich Yahr will be
bringing this pre pro
tray from W. Hamm & Son, Appleton WI, $550 also
this 3 gallon Gunther Sheboygan Crock with blue
tulip decoration, $450. Ph: 262-626-4369.
Andersens Antiques will
be bringing this small T handle
safe, $650 & this stacking oak file cabinet.
Tabby Cat Antiques will be
bringing this Iowa advertising
rolling pin & this Miss Curity
hospital “We Feature
Hospital Quality Products” doll.
Bel-air Jewelry will be bringing
this 1900's seed beaded purse with jeweled frame, $375;
1950's costume jewelry: bird pin, $65, bib necklace, $200
& Victorian era garnet jewelry: $250-$750.
Laura Burger of Laura's Collectibles will
be bringing a pink coin spot opalescent
lemonade set and German figural
ornaments and much more!
Scott Watson of Portobello
Road Antiques & Appraisals
will be bringing this fantastic
Arts & Crafts hanging
fixture, $795; hall bench in the
style of Rose Valley, $975 (2) available; Lifetime settle, $1850.
Pearmont Antiques of
DePere, WI will be
bringing this ECO Model
37 Tire Inflator, c. 1934,
$1,595; Original
STANDARD OIL &
SHELL Pump Globes,
$550 (Standard Oil) &
$325 (Shell); 1934
Exhibit Supply Co.
"Personality Tester", $495;
1927 Glascock Coca-Cola table model
cooler, $795 & 48" Coca-Cola metal sign, $275; 1893 ZENO gum
machine, $595. Ph: Ph. 920-210-4101 or Email [email protected]
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Florida – The old saying that every season has a reason, seems to be spot on when
it comes to people looking to purchase antiques and collectibles. The Asheford Institute of
Antiques (AIA), a professional-level, distance learning program on
antiques and appraising, recently released the results of an in depth
survey it conducted on market trends in the antique business,
which it compiled from students and former graduates.
The primary focus of the survey was to gauge interest in
current trends of antiques and collectibles, based on sales and
requests for particular items. And while no measurable scientific
practices were employed, and the survey was informal in nature, the
results were still quite interesting, said the schools publications Director, Tony Drew. “What
we found was that there was a real generational shift in the marketplace, things that tended
to “trend” upwards in a truly noticeable fashion, were much more the domain of younger
buyers. Whereas items that seemed to have little or no Internet “buzz,” remained fairly stable in their position of relative interest to potential customers, and were more often purchased buy older buyers.” In other words, said Drew, “Younger consumers seemed to be
setting the trends as to what was hot and what was not – some what unusual occurrence in
the world of antiques.”
Don Kirpatrick, a 20-something dealer in the Northeast who participated in the
school survey, said that while he still looks at everything when attending auctions for inventory, he now concentrates more heavily on items like Art Deco, and early primitives. “My
clientele is primarily younger-hipster folks who want things from these periods, they’re not
looking for mid-Victorian pieces that are heavily decorated…” Staffers from the school who
conducted the survey said this was a common theme they found when asking about what
was selling. “Younger dealers had very different items and inventory when compared to
older dealers,” said Shirley Huey, one of the staffers who helped complete the survey, “Not
only were they different in inventory, but in their marketing approaches as well.”
Charles Green, current Director of the Institute, also noted that while 20 years ago
most antiques stores often had a “little bit of everything,” today’s dealers tend to concentrate on items based on generational interest. “I think what we’re finding, said Green, “is
that bricks and mortar antique businesses are beginning to be more representative of what
you see in online stores… a far greater degree of specialization is taking place, and the age
of both the dealer and the customer seems to have something to do with that.”
Green went on to stress that while the survey was by no means scientific, it still
pointed out interesting trends within the today’s antiques marketplace.
For readers seeking more information about the survey or the schools antiques and
appraisal course, they can be contacted at: (877) 444-4508 or visit their web site at; www.asheford.com. You can also write to them at; the Asheford Institute of Antiques 981 Harbor Blvd.,
Suite 3, Dept. 275GSA14 Destin, FL 32541-2525, or at their Canadian office at; 131 Bloor Street
West, Suite 200, Dept. 124 Toronto, ON M5S 1R8.
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Wisconsin Antiques
Dealers Association
40th Winter Antiques Show
in Waukesha, Wisconsin
to Benefit Grants & Scholarships
The Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association, founded in 1948, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preservation & education within Wisconsin.
Funded by admissions charged at their
October and February antiques shows, their
Association awards scholarships and grants annually.
Waukesha County high school seniors recently submitted entries for the Wisconsin Antiques
Dealers Association's annual scholarship competition. Winners for the 2013-2014 school year will be
announced in January, 2014 and the awards will take
place at their 40th Winter Antiques Show, held
February 7 & 8, 2014, in Waukesha.
Wisconsin historical groups that received
WADA grants in 2013 are:
• The Friends of the Wisconsin Historical Society: WADA continues as the founding sponsor of FWHS's "30th Star Benefit Antiques Auction" to be held at Old
World Wisconsin April 26, 2014. Important funding provided by WADA was used
to restore a painting of Mrs. Conrad Seipp at Lake Geneva's 1888 Black Point
Estate, the summer retreat of Conrad Seipp, a wealthy Chicago brewer.
In an additional show of support, WADA is providing a free booth at their
February 7 & 8 Antiques Show to the Friends of the Wisconsin Historical Society
in an effort to encourage donations of items more than 50 years old for April's "30th
Star Benefit Antiques Auction".
• The Price County Historical Society: WADA pledged funding to aid in a major
painting and maintenance project to begin in Spring, 2014 at the Old Town Hall
Museum located in Fifield, Wisconsin.
To learn more about the Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association's grant &
scholarship opportunities along with their many other endeavors promoting
Wisconsin's history, visit their website at www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com.
Show your support and help promote history by attending their antiques show Friday,
February 7, 11 am - 9 pm and Saturday, February
8, 10 am - 5 pm at the Waukesha County Expo
Center, 1000 Northview Road, Waukesha (a
Milwaukee suburb), Wisconsin 53188. A free
educational exhibit, "Native Americana", will be
available to all attendees. A traditional
Wisconsin fish fry (baked fish also available) will
be served Friday, late afternoon and evening. As always, there will be five drawings for $50 gift certificates. There's plenty of free parking and an ATM is on the
premises.
Questions?
(414)
510-4441
or
visit
www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com.
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Vintage embossed
sign, “Watch Out
For Children”, $89.
Dlr MAL
(12) Punched tin
pie safe, original,
$695. Dlr COF
L-Mammy w/hands on hips, full
figure small waist green dress
w/tight seams, $450. R-Aunt Jemima
8.5”, red scarf, blue dress, better
than average, $500. Dlr PPR
Texaco Jet Fuel tanker truck
sign, 41” x 24”, $125. Dlr DA
Early key wind Duck
Shooting game, $70.
Dlr OKS
Large Steiff bear
on wheels w/button
in ear, glass eyes &
sweet face, $495.
Dlr WS
Really cool bob cat ink
well, $425. Dlr WAM
Large 12” C.I.
cat, great eyes!
$139.
Dlr AJ
Renzo 1950’s
table lamp
w/deer,
incredible!
$165. Dlr JJD
Great old
workbench,
super piece for
a kitchen island,
$1,595. Dlr COF
Extremely rare
“red” Hamilton
Beach malt
mixer w/orig.
embossed malt
cup, $975.
We’ve got one
new one,
never used!
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Start up your own
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branding irons,
$50-$110.
Dlr WAM
Rare pocket watch C.I.
holder, $225.
Dlr WAM
Mammy
message board,
really neat
piece! $98.
Dlr AJ
Oak store display
cabinet w/glass sliding doors,
(2) piece unit, adjustable
shelves, 52”W x 34”D x 6’6”H,
great display piece! $1,695.
Dlr MAL
Early Art Deco
advertising
thermometer, 37”,
super piece! $345.
Dlr WS
Texaco
tanker truck, $105.
Dlr DA
Unusual
incubator
table by Progressive Co.,
Racine, WI, $225. Dlr WAM
Stoneware bottles:
L-WM. Weber Grafton,
WI, $250. C-marked
“WHH” Hutchinson &
Son, Chicago, IL, $250.
R-E.L. Husting, Milw.
Wis., rare marking,
$450. We’ve got over
60 bottles, give us
a call. Dlr PPR
Oil on canvas farm house,
super frame! $525.
Dlr OKS

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