Issue #1826 - Auction Action Antique News

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January 30, 2013
Vol. 18 No. 26
News Periodical Mailed on January 24
Big Bores = Big Money in Kramer’s Fall Gun Sale
Article & photos by Kramer Auction Service, LLC
Oct. 26th, Prairie du Chien, WI; Big Bore Safari rifles took the top
spots of Kramer’s 2012 Fall Gun Auction. The firearms were
Winchester 1866 SRC Champlin Arms Custom Rifles in 378 & 460 magnum calibers.
for $3,575
Champlin Arms are each hand built on a per order basis to the customer’s specifications. The 378 Magnum appeared near new condition
& demanded $4,025 while the big 460 had some marks no doubt from
the African bush and stopped at $3,575. This impressive pair headed
south to a new owner in Texas.
Continued on page 9
Colt Lighting is $2,185
Champlin Arms
378 MAG for $4,025
Deluxe Marlin 1889
for $2,990
Pontiac Convention Center Hosts Long-Running Janesville
Mid-Winter Antiques Show
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
Two great primitive finds
from Brown’s Antiques: the wainscot pine cupboard with
pull-put bin priced at $395, the fancy-legged dough bin in
old blue paint at $450. 608-756-2152
The beautiful Pontiac Convention Center in Janesville,
Wisconsin once again played host to one of the Badger
State’s longest-running antiques events: The Janesville
Mid-Winter Antiques Show. More than thirty-five quality
dealers filled the hall with an interesting mix of everything
from antique toys to vintage sporting collectibles, and everything in between. Veteran show promoter Steve Bina runs the
event, and the show is in good hands with him - as he’s been
organizing successful Midwest antiques events for many
years. Big crowds - and good sales - were the rule on both
days of this venerable two-day show.
Continued on pages 6, 7 & 8
I found this 32” D. M. Ferry seed display
box at Serendipity Antiques & Uniques,
with the original invoice attached - $300.
608-921-2771
I found this pristine 1960s child’s
Green Bay Packers
wool sweater (sold
by Sears &
Roebuck) at
Kitchen Antiques,
asking price $65.
608-752-1279
Near-mint, hard-tofind Heddon Flap-Tail
fishing lure, circa1930s, from Lyn’s
Antiques - $125.
920-246-0116
“Mercury Athletic Scale”
penny arcade strength testing
machine in good working condition, from Ted Slaton Art &
Antiques - $595. 608-792-5470
Vintage Nikolai Vodka
plaster “Cossack Man”
bottle display, from
Days Gone By $95.
507-545-2810
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Nueske’s
HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 10-4
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Take a step back
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Located on Bus. Hwy. 29,
1 mile E. of Wittenberg, WI
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800-451-3838
A beautifully restored school house that has many stories
to tell, awesome antiques that would look great in your
home and a talking parrot-what more could you ask for?
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SHOW: Saturday, March 9, 2013
8:00am - 2:30pm
Open to Public • Room to Room
Wednesday Night
Thursday Afternoon & Night
Friday Afternoon & Night
March 6th
March 7th
March 8th
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Old & New Decoys • Duck Calls • Hunting Knives
Animal Traps • Wildlife Paintings • Prints & Related Arts
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39th Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Show
February 1 & 2, 2013 ~ Waukesha, Wisconsin
Friday and Saturday, February 1 & 2, 2013,
many of the most respected antiques dealers in the
Midwest will bring their fresh-to-market wares to
Waukesha for the 39th consecutive Winter Wisconsin
Antiques Dealers Association Show & Sale.
Authenticity, condition and rarity are the guidelines for
merchandise exhibited at this 2-day event by the 59 carefully-chosen antiques professionals.
Exhibitors in this renown show typically save their best
merchandise to sell at this event where savvy antiques
buyers have come to expect the unusual at fair prices. A
sampling of offerings of which we are aware:
• Larsen Antiques of Palatine, Illinois (Booth #8) will bring
an unusual assortment of Scandinavian wares including interesting alpine goat collars and a Norwegian tine.
• Angus Antiques, Greenfield, Wisconsin will bring an
excellent selection of dolls, games and toys. (Booth #12)
• Lee Bernard Antiques, Jackson, Wisconsin (Booth #3)
will bring a wide variety of items including an unusual
chest of drawers, a Noah's Ark complete with animals,
and rabbit and Santa molds.
• Lyn's Antiques, Eagle River, Wisconsin will bring a
hard-to-find 8-foot feather tree on a square base, having
different Christmas scenes painted on each side, along
with many other great antiques. (Booth #9)
• Pipsqueak & Me Antiques, Janesville, Wisconsin typically carries furniture as well as accessories. They will
be offering a mid-19th century cherry 2-drawer drop leaf
work table, a Pauline Pottery plate, a Pennsylvania iron
dipper and strainer (a matching pair!), and a Valvoline
Motor Oil advertising sign on pressed steel. (Booth #31)
For more samplings, visit their
website and click on the "Show Preview"
tab.
The Wisconsin Antiques Dealers
Association (called W.A.D.A. by many)
was formed in 1948, making it the oldest,
continually-functioning State antiques
organization in America. Their not-forprofit group is dedicated to preserving
Wisconsin’s heritage and to providing
ongoing education for their dealers and
the general public – thus their free
exhibit, "Man's Best Friend", a display
of antique dog-related items representing
30+ years of collecting by a Greenfield,
Wisconsin resident.
The Waukesha County Expo
Center’s Forum Building, 1000 Northview
Road, Waukesha, WI 53188, is the home of this event.
Show hours are Friday, 11-9 and Saturday, 10-5. In
addition to the good food customers have come to
expect, a Friday Night Fish Fry has been added to the
menu so bring your appetite! Admission of $6.00
funds scholarships for high school students as well as
grants to Wisconsin historic and heritage groups.
A $1.00 discount coupon is available at:
http://www.wisconsinantiquesdealers.com/
Free parking. ATM on premises.
Larsen Antiques,
booth #8 will bring
Alpine goat collars
& Norwegian Tine.
Ph: 847-359-2886
Pipsqueak & Me Antiques,
booth #31 will bring this
Valvoline Motor Oil advertising
sign, pressed steel; Cherry (2)
drawer drop leaf work table;
Pensylvania iron dipper &
strainer; Pauline plate, part of
a small collection to be offered.
Lee Bernard Antiques
in booth #3 will bring this Milwaukee
area baseball team photo; dresser;
Noah’s Ark; tin rabbit mold; Griswold
Santa Claus cake mold.
Lyn’s Antiques,
booth #9 will bring
this wonderful
8’ feather tree with
square base, & a
different design
painted on
all (4) sides.
Ph: 920-246-9116
Angus Antiques in booth
#12 will bring a nice
selection of toys and dolls.
Ph: 414-510-4441
See you at
the WADA
show!
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I shouldn’t have talked about the weather, now we are freezing!
I am not one for the cold, personally I’m a spring/fall person.
Make sure you check out our upcoming events page to plan for
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Tia has been cheering for her brother more this year, going to his games. She
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Kenzy has a tournament this weekend in Baldwin, Wisconsin, wish her luck!
Brandon is on to Waupaca and De Pere. He has been getting complements
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When Out and About this weekend, be sure to check out:
Top Of The Class Antiques Show on Friday, January 25th,
Saturday, January 26th & Sunday, January 27th.
Located at Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois.
See Upcoming Events for more information.
Rummage a Rama on Saturday, January 26th & Sunday, January 27th.
Located at Wisconsin State Fair Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
See Upcoming Events for more information.
Mark your calendars for:
39th Annual Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Antiques Show & Sale on
Friday, February 1st & Saturday, February 2nd. Located at Waukesha County Expo Center
in Waukesha, Wisconsin. See Upcoming Events for more information.
11th Annual Antique Sporting & Collectibles Show on Saturday, February 2nd &
Sunday, February 3rd. Located at Winnebago County Fairgrounds Sunnyview Expo Center
in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. See Upcoming Events for more information.
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Big Crowds, Big Fun, at 37th Annual Janesville
Mid-Winter Antiques Show
Article & Photos by Brian Maloney
Well, it doesn’t seem to matter what the weather’s like, or what the economy’s like
either. Good, bad, up, or down, there always seems to be big crowds for the Badger
State’s first antiques event of the year – the Janesville Mid-Winter Antiques Show.
And sure enough, I found dozens of antiquers lined up on Saturday morning at the
entrance to the Pontiac Convention Center, host of the show.
An hour later, the hall was packed with shoppers. For its first three decades, the
Janesville Antiques show was your traditional shopping mall antiques show. It had
long been held at the Janesville Mall, just a stone’s throw away from its current location. But times change; and for the past five years the show has made its home at this
new 10,000 square-foot facility. Extensive regional advertising, including a large
direct-mail campaign, have insured the show’s continued success.
And inside the show itself, you’ll find dealers coming from near & far with quality pieces in pretty near every category of collecting. Toy enthusiasts found gems all
over the hall, examples including a mint-in-box J. Chein “Walking U.S. Army
Sergeant” at Out on the Farm Antiques, and some great early flywheel-powered
Clark tin toys at J. W. Antiques.
Some of the area’s best period furniture purveyors came as well. Primitives were
the focus at Brown’s Antiques, where I found everything from a fancy-legged dough
From Old Glory Antiques, a massive restored
maple woodworker’s bench, the surface measuring 85” x 32” - $1,865. 608-481-3131
bin in old blue paint to a jumbo wooden sugar barrel a full 2’ in diameter. More furniture finds awaited right next door at Old Glory Antiques, who brought a massive
restored maple woodworker’s bench, plus a stylish 1920s Seller’s Art Deco kitchen
cabinet in a crisp black & white finish.
Sporting collectibles more your thing? Kitchen Antiques always has a huge assortment of sports memorabilia from every era. At the nearby Serendipity Antiques &
Uniques sat some nice Mason mallard decoys, and a vintage collection of Wisconsinfound arrowheads on an arrowhead-shaped frame. Lyn’s Antiques continued the
sporting theme with a nice group of fishing lures, from old ice fishing decoys to a
near-mint 1930s Heddon Flap-Tail lure.
The fairer sex found plenty to love at Janesville too. Fine jewelry was the focus at
Sunshine Treasures, where shoppers found examples from the Victorian era through
the 1950s. Times Treasures selection of period jewelry was just as impressive, especially a just acquired collection of vintage Bakelite jewelry that included some superchunky carved bracelets.
I hope the photos give you a small idea of what the three-dozen dealers had to offer.
Thanks again to Steve Bina, promoter of the Janesville Mid-Winter Antique Show,
for inviting me out to the event. For more information about the show just give Steve
a call at 608-385-3598. And as always, keep an eye out for next year’s Janesville
Mid-winter Antiques Show in the Auction Action Antique News!
Applied
clovers
adorned every circle on this folky penny rug from
Brown’s Antiques, 48” in length & priced at $298.
608-756-2152
Primitive furnishings
were the focus at
Brown’s Antiques,
I found this stylish Sellers
where sat this jumbo Space-Saver Art Deco kitchen
wooden sugar barrel cabinet at Janesville’s own Old
with splint hoops, 30” Glory Antiques, only 18” deep
tall & 24” in diameter
when closed and priced at
- $335. 608-756-2152
$995. 608-481-3131
You’ll always find lots of restored
antique furniture at Dale Peterson’s
Spring Valley Antiques, like this oak
gentleman’s dresser with applied
carving - $365. 608-879-2094
Advertising at Spring Valley
Antiques ranged from this Pabst Blue
Ribbon Beer “Barbershop Quartet” bottle display ($125) to a 23 pound Schall’s Service Stars chocolates tub $29. 608-879-2094
Unusual
hand-carved
opal horse head
pendant, 1 1/2”
in length, from
Sunshine
Treasures $1,275.
414-463-1796
Pottery specialists
Boone’s Antiques
were on Hand as
always, bringing finds
like this Weller trio:
the large Yellow
Poppies vase $85, the
tiny Etna bud vase
$175, and the Lily of
the Valley vase at
$185. 815-623-6031
Two wonderful
early 1900s David
P. Clark flywheelpowered tin toys
from J. W.
Antiques: a #10
open car with driver
& passenger intact, and a jumbo
21” #1 Locomotive, asking price $590. 815-529-0888
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A nice group of Torquay
pottery awaited at
Days Gone By,
including this Cheddar
Gorge teapot, asking
price $42. 507-545-2810
Furniture purveyors
Tanda Antiques were nearly sold
out by the time I passed their display, with “sorry, I’m sold” tags on this
plantation desk, armoire, and primitive corner cupboard. 608-754-5414
Interesting mechanism on this mint-condition 1912 Oliver “Printype” typewriter from
J. W. Antiques - $120. 815-529-0888
Two vintage ice fishing decoys from Lyn’s
Antiques, priced at $225 (left) and $175.
920-246-0116
Two Reed & Barton Frances 1st Sterling
pieces from Sunshine Treasures: the 11
1/2” round tray priced at $1,295, the 13
1/2” oval bowl at $2,950. 414-463-1796
From Whirligig Antiques, a
15” Norwegian tine box in old
gray paint & with maker’s
provenance, asking price $195.
262-275-3801
Sporting gems at Serendipity
Antiques & Uniques included this
20” Wisconsin arrowhead display
($195) and pair of Mason
Standard Grade mallard decoys $650 for the set. 608-921-2771
The eclectic inventory at Rae
Patrick Enterprises included
these 9” cast metal & celluloid
boudoir lamps ($45 each).
815-895-6033
Collectors found hundreds
of vintage marbles at
Dayspring Collectibles, plus
this great pair of Frank Oda
1950s Hawaiian botanical
paintings on velvet, each 9” x
12” and priced at $145 and
$195. 319-347-2731
Two unusual pattern
glass cruets from Antique Cellar: the
“Bagdad” pattern Vaseline glass example
priced at $65, the amethyst
& gilt version at $175.
262-781-1251
Out on the
Farm
Antiques
always brings
a wide assortment of vintage toys, from this mint-inbox J. Chein Walking U.S. Army Sergeant ($175) to a
Tonka #350 Jeep Surrey in pink, also with box - $180.
920-294-3068
From Ted Slaton Art & Antiques, a matched pair of oversized Charles Brisky (Berlin, Wisconsin) mallard decoys, asking price $475. 608-792-5470
Circa brought several justacquired vintage train model
kits, most priced at under $20.
414-384-8608
Now here’s something
you don’t often see – from
Out on the Farm
Antiques, a full box
of circa-1876
Sharps “Buffalo
Hunter” 45 Calibre
Cartridges, asking
price $500.
920-294-3068
Continued from pages 6 & 7
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Two German bisque vases from Jim &
Ellen Tyne: the elk-themed Royal KPM
version (left) priced at $75, the smaller
M. Frey vase at $35. 815-758-7829
Local advertising from Our Piece
of the Past Antiques ranged from
this early Bank of Montello automobile rear view mirror ($45) to a
Tirezan Whitewall Tire Cleaner tin made in Markesan, Wisconsin $28. 608-455-3112
Among the choice Red Wing stoneware at
Indian Creek Antiques: this 10 gallon
Koverwate sauerkraut press, asking price
$325. 262-363-7388
I found this rare 1948 Schwinn
Excelsior cruiser bike at Ted Slaton
Art & Antiques, price tag $1,500.
608-792-5470
There were plenty of vintage sports pennants to choose from at
Kitchen Antiques, from this 1940s Chicago
Bears ($145) to this 1973 Notre Dame Sugar
Bowl example - $125. 608-752-1279
America's Patriotic Holidays: An Illustrated
History
Price: $29.99
John Wesley Thomas and Sandra Lynn
Thomas
Book Details
ISBN: 9780764341908
Size: 8 1/2" x 11"
Illustrations: 691 color & b/w images
Pages: 192
Availability: Sep 2012
Soft Cover
Binding:
America's patriotism comes alive in this beautifully illustrated, in-depth look at the history of six federal holidays plus Flag Day.
From the songs patriotism inspired to commemorating each year the birthdays of
Presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, this look back into the history of the United States is bound to be filled with nostalgic memories of yesteryear.
Relive Columbus' voyage that led to the discovery of America. Learn the story
behind great American icons, including Lady Liberty, Uncle Sam, and Betsy Ross.
Honor the soldiers who lost their lives in war, as well as the first responders of 9/11.
With 703 images and informative text, you will gain a new appreciation for our
country's history. This is a keepsake that everyone can enjoy and is also a great
resource for historians and academics.
From Kitchen Antiques, a
circa 1940s Superior Target
bb-gun motion- target - $85.
608-752-1279
Time’s Treasures Antiques brought some choice vintage
Bakelite jewelry to the show - with these super-chunky 1 1/2”
wide carved bracelets priced at $199.50 and $347.50, and this
carved butterscotch horse brooch at $227.50. 608-617-7066
Quilts in Everyday Life, 1855-1955: A
100-Year Photographic History
Price: $34.99
Janet E. Finley
Book Details
ISBN: 9780764342165
8 1/2" x 11"
Size:
Illustrations:
330 images
Pages: 192
Availability: Nov 2012
Binding: Hard Cover
The history of quilts, their makers, and
usage is an important part of our country's
heritage presented here in full detail through
330 vintage photographs. Books on quilt
history have, to date, included only a few
photos of quilts. This in-depth collection, most of which has never been seen before,
date from 1855 to 1955. Each vivid image provides commentary on quilting
specifics, photography, costume, and American cultural history, especially toward
the end of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Photographic formats and a glossary of
quilting terms are included to aid the reader in dating their own vintage photographs. This book is a wonderful resource for all quilters, historians, and photographers.
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Champlin Arms 378 Mag. Brings $4,025 at Kramer
Auction Service Event
Article & Photos by Kramer Auction Service, LLC
The Next two spots went to guns built 100+ years
earlier. An average Winchester 1866 carbine was still strong at $3,575 & a
Deluxe 1889 Marlin Lever brought
$2,990. A pre-Ban H&K Model 93
Rifle shot to $2,875. Then a set of
Colt 1873 for $2,100
Commemorative Colt Peacemakers
for $2,310 followed by a rare Mass. Arms Maynard Primed Belt Rev. (some used by
the famous Kansas abolitionist John Brown) demanded $2,200, another pair of Early
weapons finished next with a Medium Frame Colt Lightning for $2,185 & a
Winchester 1886 Rifle in 45-75cal for $1,980. A Winchester model 42 Field Grade
410ga pump rounded out the top ten at $1,760.
Kramer’s January Firearms auction is set for
Jan. 26th & this year’s auction covers a wide spectrum of arms.
Starting with a fine Brass Barreled
H&K Model 93 for
Flintlock Blunderbuss & an Exceptional Henry
$2,875
Rifle w/ a 3 digit serial number #749, yes that’s correct one of
the 1st brass framed Henry every manufactured & it’s a nice one! Plus some Modern
NIB Black Rifles & an Armalite AR50 50BMG Rifle. Plus numerous sporting arms
& handguns, many NIB including small gauge shotguns from Winchester 42’s,
Remington 870’s & 11-48’s & Double Barrel 410’s by various makers. Plus Military
collectibles including German Luger, a US Sniper rifle, Combination Guns, Rugers,
Colts & much more.
For more information on this upcoming auction please feel free to call Kramer auction with questions at (608) 326-8108 or check www.kramersales.com
Excitement Building For 11th
Annual Antique Sporting
Collectible Show
This annual event held in Oshkosh, Wisconsin is gaining a lot of popularity with
both collectors and dealers. The Oshkosh Sunnyview Expo Center is an ideal location for
this show. The modern facility is spacious, bright and clean. It is an easy drive from all
of the major cities, with easy access off Highway 41. There are acres of lighted and paved
parking.
"At this time we are looking at around 125 dealers with about 350 tables" states
organizer Dennis Gauger. The contracts have been signed, with the show to be held the
1st weekend in February through the year 2018. We feel it is important to remain consistent. Each year the show will be held the same time (1st weekend in February), the same
place (Sunnyview Expo Center in Oshkosh, Wisconsin) and the same hours Saturday,
from 9-4 and Sunday from 9-2.
The first weekend in February is a prime date for the show to be held. It is a sure
cure for "Cabin Fever", which its just about then. We are fortunate to have many fine reputable dealers that assist in the promotion of the show each year.
Each year there is more merchandise suitable for the novice collectors. We also
have many items that the general public bring in for appraisal or to sell the weekend of
the show. There is an amazing number and type of items that will be bought and sold
including, Decoys, Fishing and Hunting Antiques, Traps, Indian Artifacts, Wildlife
Mounts, Early Advertising, Baseball and Football memorabilia, Military Items, Carvings,
Wildlife Art, Archery, Outdoor Books and Literature, Knives, Golfing Items and so Much
More!
Due to the quantity of merchandise, Friday is dealer set-up fay. Some of the dealers with larger inventory can drive right into the building for unloading. Friday is also an
opportunity for a lot of networking among dealers who will be too busy during show
hours because of the heavy show traffic. we are starting to attract dealers from neighboring states due to the continued success of the show and the low cost of lodging and fine
restaurants in close proximity to the Expo center. Each year there will be new promotions.
Live Saturday morning radio broadcast. Last Year's free Sunday morning breakfast at the
Expo Center for all participating dealers and door prizes for the general public were
appreciated by all and will be continued again this year. Dealer fees will remain the same
low and the general admission for the public will remain the same at $5.00. Children will
be admitted free to encourage young people to participate and start collecting got themselves. Sunday is "Ladies Day" with Free Admission for the women.
Food Service will again be on site. In addition there will be 24 hour security and
surveillance cameras. Show hours are Saturday, February 2nd from 9-4 and Sunday,
February 3rd from 9-2. Dealer Set-up Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday and
Sunday at 7AM. Expo Center directions: just north of Oshkosh, Wisconsin off Highway
41 (Exit 124) Jackson St.
For further information feel free to call 920-337-0113 or visit the website at
www.antiquesportshow.com
63rd Oregon, Illinois
Antique Show
March 23rd & 24th, 2013
COME, LOOK, ENJOY & BUY THOSE SPECIAL ITEMS
The Oregon Woman's Club is proud to announce their 63rd annual antique show. Many changes have taken place during the past sixty+
years transforming a small antique and hobby show into one of the premier shows of Northern Illinois. This year is no exception, with the addition of more exhibitor booths and new dealers to this area, it is shaping up
to be out largest and best show ever.
The Oregon Woman's Club, a member of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs, sponsors this show as a major fund raising event and
uses the proceeds to help fund various community projects and charities.
As in past years, the show will be held at the Blackhawk Center
Sports Arena, located on the Oregon public school campus. The facility
offers ample parking, handicap accessibility and a huge area for over 50
Midwest antique dealers to display their merchandise for sale. Quality
antiques from the early 1800's through the retro era of the 1950's includes
all areas of collecting - furniture, glass, china, pottery, toys, primitives,
textiles, jewelry, dolls, silver, decorator items and more. You will be
amazed at the selection available. There will be items for all collecting
tastes and budgets.
The snack bar sponsored by the Oregon, IL, Kiwanis Club will be
serving sandwiches, soups, desserts and beverages. Mary Lou's Crystal
Repair from Joliet, IL, will be on hand both days to repair your damaged
heirlooms "while you wait". On Sunday, Munda & Associates,
Auctioneers & Appraisers, Freeport, IL, will offer verbal appraisals of
your small treasures for $5 per item. Please supply photos of large items.
If a writtten appraisal is needed, discuss details with Munda & Associates.
Show times are Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Sunday 10:00
AM to 4:00 PM. Admission donation is $6 per person, which is good for
both days of the show. Door prizes will be awarded both days of the show.
Location is the Blackhawk Center, 1101 West Jefferson Street, one
block south of Rt 64 (Washington Street), Oregon, IL. Watch for directional signage.
Mark your calendar for March 23rd & 24th and make plans to come
enjoy the day or week-end. For additional information on area lodging and
attractions visit www.discoveroregonillinois.com. For additonal information
about the show or becoming an exhibitor call 815-732-2219 or 815-652-2047.
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Nearly $10,000
raised for St. Jude’s!
Does Your Auctioneer
Advertise Here?
Massart Auctioneers Inc. of Green Bay, WI
recently conducted their 17th annual Auction
for Hope. All proceeds went to St. Jude’s
Children’s research hospital. The auction
was held at their auction facility in Green
Bay on Friday, December 21, 2012. An energetic crowd had the pleasure of bidding on
many different items donated by local area
businesses and generous individuals. Items
sold included reserved parking & reserved
seating at Massart’s Auction House for the
2013 calendar year. Homemade candy,
liquor, wine, gift certificates and more
crossed the auction block.
The Bellevue East Town Optimist Club
serve food at every auction conducted by
Massart’s with a portion of the proceeds
going to area youth and a portion to St.
Jude’s. This year a check was presented to
Massart Auctioneers for St. Jude’s in the
amount of $750.00 from the optimists.
Massart Auctioneers also matched cash
donations from the bidders in attendance.
We are pleased to announce that $9796.50
was raised this year for St. Jude’s.
Thank you to all the generous donors and
everyone that made it possible. We look forward to doing it again next year!
GUNS & COLLECTIBLES
SAT., FEB. 16 • 9:00 A.M.
Sale to be held at Sullivan Auction Site, Hwy. 136 East,
Hamilton, IL
Leo White Estate, Rushville, IL • Decoy Collection
Selling 22 vintage wooden duck decoys which belonged to the
late Leo White. He and his father were avid waterfowl hunters
on both the Illinois & Mississippi rivers. This collection will include
Lohrman decoys and Burt Graves decoys. All are in good original
condition and all have original paint and a beautiful patina.
Keith Witham Estate, Perry, IL • Arrowhead Collection
Selling an outstanding Indian relic collection from the Keith Witham
Estate. Keith was a well known artifact collector and Pike County,
IL outdoorsman. He was respected and very knowledgeable in
regards to arrowhead collecting. Anyone who knew Keith personally is already aware that these artifacts are the “REAL DEAL”.
100+ Vintage Duck Decoys
from the late Steve Sofranko Family, Ottumwa, IA
Large collection of wooden duck decoys, collected over many
years by the late Steve Sofranko, Ottumwa, IA. We conducted
a huge, quality 3-day antique auction a few years ago for this estate. The decoy collection was not included in that sale, as Steve
had left these decoys to his young niece and nephew. The decoys were put in storage at that time and have now been transported to our auction facility to be included in this auction.
Expecting 300+ Guns • Consign Now!
Several very nice gun collections already consigned, including all
remaining gun inventory from “Fulton County Firearms”,
Tablegrove, IL. The Chenoweth family has closed their gun store
and have consigned all remaining new and used guns to our
auction.
CALL OR EMAIL YOUR GUN CONSIGNMENTS NOW!
BID LIVE ONLINE!
LIVE INTERNET BIDDING WILL BE
AVAILABLE ON DECOYS, ARTIFACTS
& FIREARMS
Sullivan Auctioneers, LLC • 217-847-2160 • Lic. 444000107
LIEBE AUCTION SERVICE
105 South Pine Street, Weyauwega, WI 54983
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2013
INSPECTION 7:00 A.M. - AUCTION 8:00 A.M.
11:00 A.M. (SEPARATE RING) COINS
Antiques, Collectibles, Household & Coins
WEDNESDAYS - JAN 30, & FEB. 6, 13, 20, 27, 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]
COLLECTIBLES, HOUSEHOLD, GUNS & COINS AUCTION
ESTER JOHNSON ESTATE & OTHERS
2711 HIGHWAY 116 - WAUKAU, WI
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
COLLECTIBLES: RedWing stoneware up to 25 gal. & other stoneware crocks and jugs;
Wattsware, Hull, McCoy, Weller, Hall, Royal Copley, Red Wing pottery; German child plates; adv.
bowls, thermometers & tins; Royal Copley, Westmoreland, Depression, Carnival, RS German glassware; kerosene lamps; Opalescent & hobnail glass, Chickens on nests; Blue Ridge china; Ruby
glass; Holland plates; Holt Howard, Shawnee, Staff shire, Occupied Japan and other figurines;
Mustang & T-Bird promo cars; Coca-Cola items; lots of enamelware; Metal lunch box; old Dolls;
Howdy Doody & Mickey Mouse clock; Swiss Music boxes; German Cuckoo clock; Christmas village; Beer glasses & bottles; cigar molds; Arcade Coffee grinder; Mantle clocks; Winnebago baskets; Packer memorabilia; Baseball collectibles; cast iron & tin match holders, old beer adv.;
Football nodder; Lots of old toys: Fisher Price, Tonka Structo, Buddy L, Doepke, Race car sets, tin
windups, model kits, Marx play sets and figures, electric football game; Lots of trains Lionel,
American Flyer and HO gauge; Vintage comic books; adv. calendars; General store adv.; decoys,
adv. wood boxes; Oshkosh memorabilia; vintage radios; Wooden basket; Black memorabilia;
Egg Crates; picnic baskets; cast iron door stop; Milk bottles; Washboards; Cookie cutters; Mr.
Peanut jar; cast iron, still & mechanical banks; Linens; Beatles & Elvis records; old tools; Small
Oak Secretary; Wash stand; 2 Oak parlor tables; small Oak twisted leg stand; pine bench; Victorian
platform rocker; Victorian side chair; Storage drawers; cherry Mirror; Wire plant stand; cement
Gnomes; wire frog; rooster plant stand; lobster buoys; Wire plant stand; wooden oar; Stone patio
table and chairs; boat cover; full box of clay pigeons; cast iron bridge lamp; Diamond Match box;
folding wood soap adv. boxes; small wood tool chest; New Packer & Badger Clothes; nail keg;
plant stand; floor lamp; tricycle w/wagon; Hobnail vases; metal fan; Disney tin banks; I Love Lucy
Alarm clocks; jewelry boxes; collector knives; adv. burlap bags; desk lamps; sewing basket; cameras; war bandages; and much more.
SPORTING EQ.: WWII German 7.65 mm pistol w/holster & 2-clips; Italian bolt action 7.35 mm,
Terni rifle; Savage .22 rifle w/Octagon barrel, Pat. Dece. 25, 1906; Swiss Vetterlin rifle, bolt;
Belgium .22 cal. rifle, octagon barrel; Wilson 12 ga. single shot; Civil War Era black powder , single hammer; Remington .22 rifle, bolt; Remington .22 rilfe, auto; Italian sniper rifle; Stevens 410
shotgun; Ruger .22 cal., 6-shot pistol; 20-pistols – NHM, black powder, British Bulldog, H&R, Iver
Johnson, US, German, King Pin, Spanish, Hopkins & Allen, antique & more; Daisy BB gun;
Crosman 150 Pellgun; US Holster, guns parts; clips; traps; tip-ups; jig poles; minnow buckets;
trolling motor; ammo; bird traps; tackle; bait; camp stoves; lantern & more
TOOLS: vise; come-a-long; ratchet strap; chain binder; screwdrivers & more.
COINS: 1899 AU $5 gold Liberty; 1909 AU $21/2 gold Indian; 1921 Peace $1; 1921 & 1920 D
Mercury dimes; 1914D Lincoln penny; 1908S Full Liberty Indian penny; Morgan & Peace $’s, incl.
Unc. Morgan $1 w/S mint marks; Carson City $1; Barber, Walker & Franklin halves; Barber &
Standing Liberty quarters; full date Buffalo nickel; 2¢ & 3¢ pieces; Indian pennies; 1000 Wheat
pennies; proof sets, paper money & more.
TERMS: Cash or Good Check and Positive Identification Required. All announcements sale day
supersede all printed material. 10% Buyers Fee Applies. WE ACCEPT VISA, MASTERCARD
& DISCOVER - 3.5% Service Fee.
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
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292.75
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
(The far South end of Central Ave. in Owen)
Lunch Available.
[email protected]
Note: This auction will feature a wide variety of firearms, antiques & collectables that are in very good
condition.
69 Firearms - 49 Rifles/shotguns & 20 pistols: (Selling at 10:30 a.m.): Rifles include Winchester
Mod. 94 Flatband WW2 Era; Winch. Mod. 94 octagon barrel 38-55 Cal.; Winch.
Mod. 1886 Lightweight 33 WCF Cal. (1912 cir.); Winch. Mod.
92 25-20 cal. saddle gun (1922 cir.); Winch. Mod. 90 22 long
rifle (1932 cir.); Winch. Mod. 94 saddle gun 30 WCF (1926
cir.); Winch. Mod. 94 octagon barrel 30 cal. (1900 cir.); Winch.
Mod. 94 38-55 cal. octagon (1910 cir.); Savage Mod. 99G 300 (1926); Winch.
Mod. 94 Homeland Security (NIB); Winch. American Trucker Mod. 94 (NIB); Remington Mod. 742
308 Win.; Winch. Mod. 94 30 WCF (Mfg. 1946-47); Winch. Mod. 1895 Cal. 30 US; Marlin Mod. 94
25-20 Cal. Pistols to include Smith & Wesson Mod. 293 44 Magnum
(gold/cased); Freedom Arms 454 Casull Field grade pre-production
DF 35; Wildey 45 Win. Mag AD 2006; Smith & Wesson 1 of 50 500
S&W Mag.; Smith & Wesson mod. SW9F 9mm; Ruger 22 cal. single
six long barrel; Several other rifles, shotguns & pistols selling. Some
collectable and some new in box. Also selling several Crossman and
Marksman air rifles & pistols See website for
complete list and photos.
Antiques & Collectables: Stoneware: RW 40 gal. crock; RW 15 gal.
double birch transition crock; several RW adv. beater jars; several salt
glazed crocks; lots of RW stone kitchen crocks (cheese, butter, etc.),
stone churns; Sleepy Eye pitcher; adv. jugs; blue & white water cooler; other misc. crocks & stoneware; butter churns; Griswold & Wagner cast frying
pans; Campbell soup hot cup dispenser; hand school bells; Manitowoc 4100W toy crane model
in box; The Aviation Archive model airplane, asst. of metal toys; other trucks & toys, tins; humidor,
pipes; bells, elec. adv. clocks; lg. RC Cola light up clock, lg. Lowney’s Chocolates wooden crate,
Crescent salesman sample stove, lg. oak clerk’s file; National oak cash box; Griswold waffle iron,
Anchor wash wringer; Favorite wooden tumble style butter churn; milk bottles, marbles; Valentines,
comic books, children’s books & records, adv. pictures, cranberry & blue Hobnail; asst. Depression
glass; Carnival glassware, jewelry, pocket watches; planters, dolls, linens, coins, military items, paintings. Outdoor items & tools: buggy lantern; hatchets; traps; oil bottles & carrier; Standard Oil grease
pail; RR lanterns; snowshoes; cow bells w/collars; ammun. boxes & crates; tackle box w/tackle; shotgun shells; Marbles gun cleaning kit; knives; old tools; 1954 Navy ship anchor; Savage Arms gun display rack; decoys; Winchester shipping crates, lightning rods & balls, other misc.
Terms: Positive ID required. All purchases must be settled for on sale day, cash or check. (Visa
& MC accepted with a 3% service fee). 5.5 % Sales Tax applies. Wisconsin firearms registration laws apply. Must have photo ID to purchase a gun.
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MUNDA AUCTION CENTER - 1235 S. ADAMS AVE., FREEPORT, IL 61032
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 - 10:00 A.M. CENTRAL
CAN’T MAKE THE SALES? LEAVE BIDS OR BID LIVE AT PROXIBID.
Visit our webpage: www.mundaauctions.com for full catalog including
selling order, photographs and additional information on each item. ALL items sell to the highest bidder!
300 lots: Paint decorated Schrank; two piece cupboard in red paint; tall pine blanket chest with two
drawers; early stretcher base table; pine dry sink; Bull weather vane; painted baskets;
whale shelf; Mocha Mugs; Yellow Ware Molds & Bowls; one & two drawer stands;
Clocks; Store Coffee Bin; Quilts & rugs; Lots Of Early Pattern Glass;
Haviland China; prints & frames; Loads Of Small Early Antiques.
WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS
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Terms: A 10% buyer’s fee will be added to all in-house purchases.
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COUNTY FAIR PARK, JEFFERSON, WI
$282.96
Between Madison, WI and Milwaukee, WI
6 miles south of I-94. Hwy. 26 to Hwy. 18 east to N. Jackson Ave., left to
Fair Park. Indoors & Heated, clean bathrooms, Hot food served for
breakfast & lunch. View our website for more info. and photos
[email protected]
TUESDAY ~ FEBRUARY 5th, 2013 ~ 9:00 A.M.
Here's an example of what to expect:
HUNDREDS OF SMALLS: Quilts, China, Glassware, Fishing items, Hunting items, Stoneware,
Pottery, Dolls, Coins, Clocks, Silver items, Rugs, Paintings, Prints, Frames, Jewelry, Textiles,
Needlework, Linen, Primitives, Toys, Religious, All types of memorabilia, Books, Paper goods,
Advertising items, Postcards, Photos, Cameras, Lamps, Scrapbooks, Sport memorabilia, Cookie
Jars, Indian artifacts, tools, all types of Collectibles.
LOADS OF FURNITURE: Cupboards, Dressers, Lamp tables, Dining tables, Chairs, Desks,
Buffets, Beds, all kinds of furniture both in as found condition and refinished in every wood from
fine furniture to primitives found in the barn.
We are accepting items for consignment up to sale time. If you have items to sell,
bring them to Jefferson. Paid same day if you wait.
Setup is Monday, Feb. 4th ~ 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Morning of sale 7:00 a.m. to starting time.
Terms: Cash, Good check with state photo ID, out of state checks require 1 additional form of ID,
Visa, MC, Discover, Amex, ATM on site. State photo ID required for bid number, all items sold as
is with no returns, 13% buyer fee with a 3% discount for cash. We are not responsible for accidents,
all announcements made at the auction supersede any printed information.
Presented by: Gregory K. Klug Auctioneer & Appraiser
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #584, PO Box 124, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
920-723-4309 [email protected]
Next Auction in Jefferson - Tuesday, March 5, 2013. Next Auction in Hartford - Saturday, February 23, 2013.
LARGE COLLECTOR CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
VOYAGEUR INN CONFERENCE CENTER,
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This auction is going to be held inside. Watch for Signs.
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1235 S. Adams Ave., Freeport, IL 61032 • Office 815-232-8813 / Fax 815-232-1554
Website: www.mundaauctions.com
OUTSTANDING AUCTION OF
EARLY COUNTRY FURNITURE
AND AMERICANA
Held inside: DSA GALLERY
529 West Lone Jack - Lee’s Summit Rd., 64070
Located 30 miles east of Kansas City, Missouri on the north side of
U.S. Hwy. 50 at the western edge of
LONE JACK, MO.
An outstanding one-owner collection of over
400 lots with an emphasis on items in old paint.
Please visit our website for additional
information and the complete digital
online catalog with 1000’s of images
beginning January 15.
NOTE: Delivery to the NASHVILLE
SHOWS will be scheduled and available.
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DIRK SOULIS AUCTIONS
Lone Jack, Missouri
816-697-3830 800-252-1501
www.DirkSoulisAuctions.com
Note: Very, Very Partial list. There will be a large amount of Antiques and Collectibles. We are not
even through all the totes yet. Check out photos at www.girlwithagavel.com or on Auction Zip.
Household/Furniture: Pressure Cookers; Pots/Pans; Corelleware; Anchor Hocking; Lots of
Dishes; Home & Garden Party; Electric Cooler; Vintage Lenotex 12pc. set; Wall Clock; Wall
Curio Cabinet; Vintage Cookbooks; Reverware, Wearever, Mirro-Matic pots &
pans; Salt/Peppers; Coca-Cola items; Sheffield Bakeware; Linens;
Embroidery; Books; Crisco Cookie Cutters; Yearbooks; Koss Dvd.,
Cyberhome Dvr.; Goblets; Kitchen Magician, Campbells Dish; Lighthouse
Collectibles;
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$249 +Snow
$12Globes; Glass Swans; Cash Drawers; Kitchen Scales;
Kitchen Utensils; Turner Wall Mirror; Silk Ties & Tommy Hilfiger Purses;
color photos $261
Costume Jewelry; Jewelry Boxes; Watches & more.
Fenton Glassware; Howard Miller Clock; African Carved
Antique/Collectibles:
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Masks; Lefton China; Hull Vases; Longaberger Baskets; Frankoma Pottery;
German Stein set; Franklin Mint Lady Rose; Halls Nesting Bowls & Teapot; Hall
China; Jewel Tea Autumn Leaf Cake Tin; Pewter Teapot, sugar, creamer & more;
RRP Roseville;
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Shawnee;
Terry Redlin Plates; Lots of German,
Bavaria, Czechoslovakia plates, dishes, bowls; Homer Laughlin Dept. of Navy Bowls;
WM & FB Rogers SilverPlate items and flatware; Lenox collectibles; Delft Holland; Depression;
Carnival; Coca-Cola Soda Water Bottle; Ironstone Pottery; Hanson Dairy Scale; Afatimah
Balinese Wood Sculptures; Copenhagen Porcelain; Mustache Cups; Gone With
The Wind Plates; Bradford Exchange Plates; MOJONNIER Bottle; Bell &
Howell 8mm Movie Camera; Reedsburg Bicentennial Plate; Gorham
Collector Plates; Bone China; Meadow Sweet; MZ Altrohlau; Noritake;
Knowles; Harmony House; Nippon; Homco; Brassware; Wedgwood; Fire
King; Art Mark; Railroad Collectibles; & so much more.
Toy Collectibles: Hot Wheels & Matchbox in pkg.; Little Golden Books; Easy
Tinker Toy; Napa Truck; Hardware Hank & International Tractor; Vintage Bingo
& other games; Vintage Snoopy items; old wood blocks; Danbury Mint Shirley Temple Doll; Bratz
Dolls; Lots of Porcelain Dolls; Gone With the Wind Doll; Packer items; VR3-D Spiderman;
Vintage Doll Clothes; Hooters Semi; Harry Gant Semi; Metal Flake Model Kit; Kids Easel;
Mini Radio Flyer wagons; Fender Stereo Caster USB Guitar; Old Dominos; Vintage Wood
Childs Rocker; & more.
Beer/Bar Items: Beer Steins-Hamms, Miller, Strohs, Old Style; Pfeiffers Piper Johnny;
Munchen Beer Glasses; Pabst & Coors Light Glass; Jim Beam Decanters; Mr. Peanut
Stein; West German Stein; Kentucky Derby Glasses; Shot Glasses; Heineken Football;
MGD Pool stick; Minnesota Fats Pool stick.
Musical: Harmony Guitar H1252; Olds Xylophone w/sticks stand & case; Olds Evans
Power Center Snare drum w/stand sticks & case; Hohner German Flute; Allios Empire Flute;
Piano Light Music Magazines; Legend of Disney CD Set; CD’s; & more.
Sporting: Crossman Pellet Rifle #1077; 1950/60’s Benjamin Franklin 22 cal. Mod. 312 Air Rifle;
Knives; King of Hearts Knife; Winchester Thermos; Leather Pistol Holder & Belt; Vintage
Catchers Glove; Daiwa PS1305 Reel; Shimano Reel.
Tools/Garage: Stanley Tool Box w/sockets; Black & Decker Jig Saw; Bostitch Antique Stapler;
Eureka Car Vac.; Hand Tools; Gas Cans; Tool Pouches; Tapes; Eagle Oil Can; Coil Springs; 100
lbs. of Drywall nails in box; Car Jacks.
Terms: Cash or good check with positive ID required. $35 fee on all returned checks.
Everything sold as is where is. Announcements made the day of the auction have precedence over advertisements. No buyer’s fee.
Wisconsin Licensed Registered Auctioneer: Kelly Hess #2671-052
992 Cty. Rd. K, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965 - 608-432-1155 or 608-254-1143
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CLOSES FEBRUARY 2, 2013.
Go to baileyshonor.com
Perfumes, compact, vintage & rare fragrences &
designer purses!
Including Lalique, Sterling, Tiffany & many more!
TERMS: Credit Cards w/18% online premium.
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687
www.baileyshonor.com
BREW-A- MAINIA & MORE - ONLINE NOW - BIDS END 01/29
Beer Related Vintage & Antique Signs ~ Many Steins & Mugs ~ Displays ~ Inflatables & More.
Brewerania / Beer ~ Antiques ~ Art ~ Jewelry ~ Collectibles ~ Paper ~ & More ~
You Are In The GrooVe!
10% Buyers fee, 5.5% WI sales tax. We Ship.
All Sold As Is. Full terms on website.
Andrew Maravelas WI Licensed Auctioneer #928, 1222 Caledonia St. La Crosse, WI 54603 - 608-792-2437
TWO ESTATES
Dorshorst Auction Bldg. - 113 N. Main St. (Hwy. 73), Deerfield, WI
Food, Restroom, No Smoking, Climate Controlled
www.dorshorstauctions.com
for photos.
1948 Chevrolet Thriftmaster pickup truck, very orig., everything works, one owner, 57,700 mi., 5
window, 7’1” wood floor box,VG cond., RUNS!, manual, title; Winchester mod. 12, 12 ga. vent.
rib, Polychoke. Winchester mod. 75, 22 cal. bolt action w/Targetrite Jason rifle scope. Has orig.
peep sights. Both Winchesters in very good cond., wood and blueing VG.. Armalite mod. AR 7
explorer 22 rimfire semiauto rifle V.G. cond.. Buyer’s of these guns will be paying for the background chk. & reg. fees next door at the Deerfield pistol range in Deerfield. 1-14 Scott Atwater
Shift outboard motor-runs!; framed wildlife prints; nice, older fishing lures, many in good cond.;
WWII items: tents, cots, push cart on steel wheels, shallow water survival suit, Morse Diving
Equipment hand air pump, Model 15, Teco shallow water diving helmet, tokens, more; 70+ pcs. collectible glassware; 2 ea. pop-up shelters for cars, etc.; ladies drop front desk; bookcase w/glass
doors; carpenter’s trunk; deacon’sß bench; hanging hall mirror with hooks; 2 ea. wood desk chairs
w/arms; 2 ea. parlor tables w/ball & claw feet; Milw. Braves cigarette lighter; 1933 Chicago Sky
Ride pocket knife; Canadian & other silver coins; wall hanging clock, 30”h x 13”w; ’38 & ’39 Boy
Scout manuals; old Sousaphone; nice variety of small collectibles.
Terms of Sale: Cash or check w/positive picture ID. Everything settled for day of sale. 5.5% sales
tax applies.
Marv Dorshorst, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #344
1078 Nesheim Road, Deerfield, WI 53531 - 608-764-8233 or 608-628-1631 [email protected]
BUSINESS LIQUIDATION AUCTION
Kales Variety & Gifts
217 ELLIS STREET, KEWAUNEE, WISCONSIN
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 - 10:00 A.M.
Preview: 8:00 AM.
Kales Variety & Gifts has closed its doors. We will sell all remaining inventory & fixtures at public auction. Items are new – this is an indoor catalogued auction.
Haier glass door dorm size refrigerator, Crock pots, Pressure cooker, Laundry baskets, Greeting
cards & display racks, Party supplies, Fabrics, Health & Beauty Aids, Yarn, Crafts, School supplies, Yard tools, Sunglasses & display, Tools, Curtain rods, Candles, Towels, Sewing thread,
Knitting needles, Stuffed animals, Toys, Silk flowers & display racks, Clothing, Light bulbs,
Cleaning supplies, Display shelving & end caps, Outdoor hanging sign, Christmas ornaments,
Many other items. Be prepared to buy in quantities.
TERMS: Cash or good check w/photo ID, Visa, M/C, Discover, 10% Buyers Fee on all purchases. Applicable sales tax applies.
www.massartauctioneers.com - 920-468-1113.
Serving You With Excellence Since 1974!
2545 Finger Rd., Green Bay, WI 54302
920-468-1113 Fax: 920-468-7137
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Bob Massart, CAI-AARE-GPPA-CES #3,
Damien Massart, #196 CAI-GPPA-BAS, Michelle Massart #2500, CAI, BAS
Carol Miller= 2.1’
Maravelas=1.7’
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10:00 A.M. PREVIEW
Held at The Beautiful “Hawks View Golf Club”
Located at: 7377 KRUEGER RD.,
LAKE GENEVA, WI 53147
[email protected]
Please view pictures & more listing; www.timespastauctions.com or auctionzip
[email protected]
Items to include** Furniture- Very nice oak side by side drop front secretary
with very fancy winged dragon head carving & curved glass, Dbl. Size
414-587-1
lawyers Mission style bookcase, leaded glass doors book-
case, rnd. Oak rope twist legs parlor table, SQR.
Mahogany rope twist legs parlor table, art Deco lamp tables,
Vict. SQR. Oak very fancy base dining table w/leaves, heavy
4-leg oak dining table, oak Deco kitchen dining table w/original floral stenciling & chairs, rnd. Oak table w/fancy claw foot
cut to make coffee table, two very nice rope twist
Maravelas=2.5’ base
base oak plant stands, ladies oak drop front oak desk
w/commode
base, walnut Vict. corner Etagere, 2 - draw$101.65 + $12 color
photos
er oak file cabinet, Deco walnut dining set w/tablechairs-sideboard & china cabinet, mans walnut dresser, natural old rattan
wicker sofa & matching chair, wicker rockers &
chair, walnut twist leg music/book stand, drop leaf
oak table, primitive farm wash bench, cast iron
plant stand, walnut 4 drawer dresser, 6 drawer maple
dresser, painted primitive farm bench, train station step stool, Mission oak
wash stand, 2 very nice solid cedar blanket chests, walnut spinet style desk,
small entry hall table w/gallery top & drawer, 2 matching style throne chairs,
etc.! Coins- about 80 Indian head pennies from 1880's - 1909, also
some wheat pennies.
Collectibles**cast iron flip top turtle shell spittoon,
very nice Miller slag glass panel table lamp, case of
jewelry- ladies Elgin watch on slide chain, other Deco
ladies watches, costume jewelry, collection of pocket &
hunting knives, wooden duck decoys, Riverview Park Chicago entrance ticket pass
1931, Chicago Cubs home game pocket program 1931, early 1925 Boy Scout Diary
book, 1934 World’s Fair postCards, Adv. Items- David & Poritz Heating- Burlington,
Tin match safe- C.D. Calkins- Bagley, Wis., Gregg & Sons
Dorshorst=3.5’
Cleaners- Indianapolis pinback button, Mark Bros.
Groceries picture on glass, about 12 pressed
glass oil lamps, 6 gal. RedWing crock, 5 gal.
Dbl. birch leaf Redwing crock, pink satin glass cruet,
Deco candle stands, tin on brass coffee boilers, Polish salt
mine cube carved into bird, Polish newspapers, Polish [email protected]
Kazimierz Pulawski, World War-II newspapers, old train conductor tickets 1931 - 1927 & coin
changer, 2- treadle oak case sewing machines, large
& small blue band stoneware bowls, spongeware bowls, 4- ladies head vases, 2 - Waterford
cut back ruby flash salt shakers, cobalt blue
Shirley Temple plate, beer tankard & mug set,
red ruby glass set, Lefton china teapot, Lucky
Strike cig. tins, Cigar boxes, Arm & Hammer
Backing Soda Bird give away cards never opened, handmade wooden ship,
early 1900's toy squirt gun, mini pistol in holster, Religious medals
& Rosaries, match safe, 2 early flash lights, Old Dominoes IOB, 1927
National Bowling Tournament program, some like new wood
workers planes- Miller Falls\Stanley, some very nice
Horse drawn equipment harnesses etc., 1800's single
bottom chisel plow, goose & mushroom cement lawn
ornaments, nice Carnival walking canes & plaster statues- Popeye,
Snow White, Pinochio, Donald Duck, Porky The Pig, plastic model airplanes, lots
of early wooden & lithographed Fischer Price pull toys, metal spinning tops, Lots
of granite/enamelware- pots-pans- ladles-colanders, kitchen items, about 10
snow sleds, deer racks, long bows, Lots more! Don’t miss this Auction Note:
The Wronski’s owned a small cottage resort on Twin Lakes, & most of the furniture is from the
original cottages!
Massart=3.7’
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Terms ** Cash. Check if Known to us. 5.5% sales tax, Credit cards w/5% buyers fee. $3 Bidders fee.
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Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #243 Cell: 262-492-7150
8110 400th Ave., Burlington, WI 53105 262-539-3198
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W. YODER AUCTION.COM
Furniture, Coins & Collectibles Live Auction
W. YODER AUCTION CENTER,
N2475 13th GATEWAY, WAUTOMA, WI
Directions: 3 miles West of Wautoma, WI on Hwy. 21 or 10 miles East of I-39 via Exit 124 (Coloma Exit).
Featuring the Estate of Vincent & Rose Tranchita.
If you like furniture, don’t miss this one!
Furniture (Approx. 200 pieces!)
1800’s Victorian walnut bedroom set, many 1800’s dovetailed night stands, walnut hall tree, Mission oak buffet, piano
stools, chairs, rockers, library tables, cupboards, china cabinets, curio cabinets, parlor tables, square oak tables, lamps,
unusual Victorian desk with side drawers, Victorian dressers and Hiboy chest, organ, tall ice box, drop front desks,
butcher block, plant stands, ice cream parlor set, commodes, marble top tables, round oak table, primitive benches,
wicker, (5) wardrobes, many dressers, dry sink, white marble top commode, wood box, oak jewelers bench with
drawers, wooden wagon, oak railroad bench, wicker desk and chair, and more!
Antiques & Collectables
150 pc’s of flow blue china, 100+ kerosene lamps, collection of Beam car & truck decanters, pictures & frames,
German Hummel figurines, unusual portrait oblong bowl, perfume bottles, Illinois duck decoys, crystal coffee grinder,
Mission oak slag lamp, sterling collectors plates, children’s vintage clothing, cut glass, Wavecrest box, sugar shaker,
baskets, 1800’s ivory novelty leg cane, walking stick collection, cranberry bride’s basket, Victorian era glassware,
countertop wooden radio, 8 copper lustre pitchers, Roseville vases, missing bowls, small cylinder music box, 3 art deco
bronze women, bronze cat, Humidor box, Griswold kettle, three 1800’s iron cannon toys, plateau, Fenton dealer
plaques, small German bisque doll, dog nut cracker, Elvis decanters, Chinese bride’s basket, wooden ice skates,
Victorian era mirrors, 100 pc’s of ruby red glassware, and more!
Coins
14 uncirculated 1800’s – 1920’s $20 gold coins, two $2 1/2 gold, one $5 gold, three $10 gold, many 1800’s type
coins, two-cent, three-cent, large 20 cent, seated Liberty coins, Indian cents, 50 Ike dollars, fifty-one 1800’s –
1930’s silver dollars, five thousand wheat pennies, silver certificates, $2 bills, shield & V nickels, flying eagle cent,
and more!
Attend, Phone bid, Absentee bid, or BID LIVE ONLINE @ wyoderauction.com
Terms: Cash, WI Checks Only, Visa, MasterCard. I.D. required to register. 13% buyers fee, 3% discount for
cash or check. 5.5% sales tax. All sales final with no warranties. Announcements sale day supersede this and
printed material. Not responsible for accidents.
W. YODER AUCTION SERVICE
N2475 13th Gateway, Wautoma, WI 54982 • 920-787-5549; Cell 920-295-2644
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Wayne Yoder #1977
For More Info. and Updates, Visit: www.wyoderauction.com
Beloit Auction Right Center Full Page. $1017.00 + $96.00 photos T tal = $1 13.00
www.beloitauction.com
ESTATE AUCTION
Antiques, Collectibles & Other Select Items
Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - 4:30 P.M.
534 West Grand Ave., Beloit, WI
5 blocks W. of historic Downtown Beloit near the intersection of W. Grand Ave. & 8th St.
Beloit is conveniently located on the Wisconsin/Illinois border.
Preview:
Tues., Jan. 29 - 9:30-6:00
Wed., Jan. 30 - 9:30-4:30 or view our online catalog now
Can’t make it to the Auction?
Bid online or use our convenient absentee bidder service.
The extraordinarily exceptional quality of items in this Auction make it a must-attend event,
either in person or online. Go to www.beloitauction.com & connect to online catalog
for photographs, detailed descriptions, & bidding information.
Handel, Pittsburgh, & other desirable lamps, including miniatures & hanging styles - sterling
silver - Pairpoint - Steuben - Lalique - Heisey - Waterford - Quezal lamp shades & many other
shades & bases - watercolors, oil paintings, lithographs, etchings, prints, & hand-colored photographs - 1700’s Joseph Taylor - Perth, Scotland tall case clock - mantel clocks - Copeland
Spode dinnerware sets - jewelry - pocket watches - 1800’s & early 1900’s ephemera - MidCentury, Arts & Crafts, & additional furniture - Coca-Cola advertising - 1970 Saab Sonnet III
collector’s car - & many, many more items of value.
Terms: Cash, approved check, Visa, M/C, Discover, or Debit. 12% buyer’s fee. 17% buyer’s fee
for online purchases. 2% discount for cash, check, or Debit. Online purchases requiring shipping
must be paid by credit card. See Proxibid for online bidding & shipping terms.
UNITED COUNTRY BELOIT AUCTION & REALTY, INC.
877-364-1965
Registered Wisconsin & Illinois Auctioneers:
Richard Ranft, CAI, GPPA, AARE, REALTOR, #237, IL #441.001071
Bill Perkins, GPPA, CAI, REALTOR, #1956 - IL #441.00964
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New sellers, warmer weather, and plenty of peanut butter.
MILWAUKEE, WI – Rummage-A-Rama! promises plenty of variety this
weekend: January 26th from 9AM to 5PM and the 27th from 9AM to 4PM at the
State Fair Park Wisconsin Products Pavilion.
Rummage-A-Rama! Owner and Producer Tim Gill is looking forward to a
successful weekend. “It’s been a month since Christmas and people are ready to shop
again. And I’m no weatherman, but it looks like we’ll see more inviting temperatures
than we had earlier this week,” Gill smiles. “What better way to spend a temperate
winter weekend in Milwaukee than some good, old-fashioned bargain-hunting?”
Gill says the variety at the show continues to abound. “A quarter of this
weekend’s Sellers are brand new to Rummage-A-Rama!,” he explains. “Even if you
came to our last show, there’s a whole list of new things to seek and find. Even our
returning Sellers will change up their offerings seasonally.”
To make shopping more enjoyable this weekend, Rummage-A-Rama! will provide a FREE coat check for all customers. “And if you buy something too cumbersome to
carry around, we’ll happily stow it for you until you’re ready to go,” Gill eagerly interjects, obviously passionate about creating a positive customer experience.
Admission to Rummage-A-Rama! is $4 per person, but patrons who bring a
donation of two non-perishable food items for Hunger Task Force get in for $2. The
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Since 2004 we have sold more firearms & more dollars of
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Our contracts are the most competitive in the industry;
simple, straight forward, with no hidden fees or extra
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Consign one gun or an entire collection - either way we will
get you the most money.
We are also prepared to buy outright and/or can sell
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THERE IS NO LIMIT TO WHAT WE CAN BUY
For more information on consigning contact
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Fully Licensed Class III Auctioneer
Upcoming Auctions: Regional February 15-17 &
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Hunger Task Force is currently on a mission to collect 100,000 jars of peanut butter
to help meet food pantry needs this winter, and Rummage-A-Rama! customers are
encouraged to help this cause. “If each customer brings just one jar of peanut butter
this weekend, we can contribute another four or five thousand jars toward that goal,”
says Gill. Since its return in 2009, Rummage-A-Rama! has collected 68,000 pounds
of food through their “two-dollars-plus-two-cans” promotion. As always, kids age 12
and under attend Rummage-A-Rama! for FREE.
FREE parking is available for all Rummage-A-Rama! customers in the
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For the most up-to-date information, visit Rummage-A-Rama.com.
Rummage-A-Rama! is a collective flea-market-style event consisting of
individual rummage sales and local and regional exhibitors offering an intentional
and endless variety of new and used items. Milwaukee’s next RummageA-Rama! event will be held February 23-24, 2013 at Wisconsin State Fair
Park. Rummage-A-Rama! can be found on Twitter at twitter.com/rummagearama,
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dates for the 2012-2013 season, visit Rummage-A-Rama.com.
Rummage-A-Rama! is produced by Gill Enterprises. For more information
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Tim directly at 414-899-0893 or email [email protected].
When out & about, let our advertisers know
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Over 7,000 Firearms to be Sold in One Weekend
February 15-17 at Rock Island Auction
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Rock Island, IL. After shattering another industry
Brothers and many more. A RIAC
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weekend at its inaugural Regional Firearms Auction to
military uniforms. This auction will also include The
be held February 15th, 16th & 17th.
More than 5000 of the 7000 firearms are Dr. Nelson Collection of Dug-ups and much more!
The entire catalog is available online in full color at
classified as Antique or Curio & Relic, there
are nearly 2000 sporting arms, 800+ Colts, www.rockislandauction.com or call 800-238-8022 to
order a black and white catalog for $35 (inc. S&H).
nearly 700 Winchesters and hunThe auction and full-day predreds of military items.
Collector's Lot of Two
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Engraved Colt 1860 Army Percussion Revolver is available through Proxibid and iCollector, or bid live in person! Open to the pubDesirable Colt Third
and numerous U.S. and German military arms. lic.
Model Dragoon
Firearm manufactures include but are not limit- Rare and Desirable World War II
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Luftwaffe J. P. Sauer & Son M30 Survival Drilling with
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Remington, Browning, Marlin, Stevens, Mauser,
Eagle/M 3 Naval Proof
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(Cedar Falls, Iowa) March 22nd-24th, 2013—Antique collectors, plan to
attend the 19th Annual UNI-Dome—Antique & Collectibles Show in Cedar Falls,
Iowa, March 22nd - 24th. Collectors, prepare to meet the unexpected, as more than
150 exhibitors gather from across the country and beyond to present Iowa’s largest
indoor antique and collectibles show!
The UNI-Dome Antique & Collectibles Show will be overflowing with a
wonderful selection of fine antiques and collectibles. The best of the best antique
dealers will feature all eras and styles of vintage furniture; art pottery, stoneware,
books, fine art and prints, primitives, fine & costume jewelry, silver, antique glassware, American Indian items & jewelry, china, postcards, political, kitchen, coins,
quilts, dolls, toys, sports collectibles, advertising and paper, marbles, tools, rugs,
vintage textiles and period pieces. The treasures are here for you and your family!
UNI-DOME SHOW HOURS & ADMISSION:
UNI-Dome, 2401 Hudson Road, Cedar Falls, IA 50613
Friday, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
$7 Admission
Be sure to check out our website for travel information, including maps and
hotels. Patrons can also be register at our website, AntiqueSpectacular.com for a
$1 discount admission coupon to the show.
More information about the UNI-Dome Antique & Collectible Shows or
our Antique Spectacular Shows, it is available at AntiqueSpectacular.com or by calling Kimberly Schilling at 712-326-9964 or by email at:
[email protected]. The UNI-Dome Antique & Collectible Shows and
the Antique Spectacular events are presented by Melting Pot Productions, Inc.
Revised “Marble Mania”
It is our pleasure to announce the publication & availability of our table top
book, Marble Mania. The original book published in July 1998 has been out of
print & unavailable for over a year.
The revised edition contains over 240 pages & close to 1,400 illustrations.
It has a hard cover with a dust jacket & like the original, covers all of the collectible
areas of the hobby of marbles.
The various sections include: Section 1: Marbles Other Than Glass; Section
2: Early Handmade Glass Marbles; Section 3: Machine Made Marbles; Section 4:
Contemporary Marbles; Section 5: Games & Toys; Section 6: Other Uses of
Marbles. Also included are a glossary of terms, a list of marble clubs, a bibliography, & an index. In addition, each of the photos has a valuation of the item pictured
as of the time the book was written & reviewed.
This book joins the seven other marble books the Society has done over the
years. The retail price for Marble Mania is $34.99 plus $6 shipping & handling.
It is also timely to note that Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. currently has the 5th
edition of Marbles: Identification & Price Guide, 5th edition which should be available later this year.
The Marble Collectors Society of America (MCSA) was founded in 1975
as a nonprofit organization established for charitable, scientific, literary & educational purposes. Society objectives include gathering & disseminating information
as well as performing services to further the hobby of marbles, marble collecting, &
the preservation of the history of marble s& marble making.
Some of the MCSA’s major accomplishments to date are the uninterrupted
issuance of the Society’s quarterly newsletter, Marble Mania, & accompanying
Calendar of Meets, shows & auctions; various surveys; photographing & publishing
color sheets; gathering & placing museum collections, in addition to those currently
housed at The Smithsonian Institute, The Corning Museum of Glass, & the Museum of
American Glass at WheatonArts; publication of price guides with periodic updates;
ongoing work towards establishing a library of articles & marble related material; preparation & publication of contributor listings; research & issuance of articles concerning
marble factories & contemporary marble makers; publication of books dedicated to the
hobby of marble collecting; classification & appraisal services.
Finally, MCSA has been an active & vital participant in the growth & visibility of the marble field throughout its 35 year history. The Society also recognizes
its obligations as the leading voice & reporting agency for the hobby, a task taken
very seriously.
For more information on MCSA write to PO Box 222, Trumbull, CT 06611.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
39th Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association
Top Of The Class
Antiques Show
January 25th-27th
Antiques Show & Sale
FEBRUARY 1 & 2 ~ 2013
Fri, 11-9 • Sat, 10-5
Waukesha County Expo Center
Waukesha, Wisconsin 53188
Friday 25th ~ 5-8pm
Saturday 26th ~ 10-5pm
Sunday 27th ~ 10-4pm
I-94 (exit #294, Hwy J), South 1 mile to
1000 Northview Rd. Follow signs West to Show
$5 Admission
NORMAL, ILLINOIS
Illinois State University
100 N University St.
Over 55 Quality Dealers ~ Authenticity Guaranteed
Special Attraction Booth:
“Man’s Best Friend”
topoftheclassantiques.com
309-438-2872
Wa u s a u
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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
DC Everest High School
2305 Jelinek Ave, Schofield, WI
4 miles South of Wausau, WI
Feb.
9-10
Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 10-4
50 Select Dealers
20th 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.
Repair • Clock
Free Parking
Specialists
Info: AR Promotions • 715-355-5144
Northern Illinois
Antiques Dealers Association
Presents its 53rd 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)
Cabin Fever
Flea Market
’t
Don s
Mis
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Thi !
One
SUNDAY MARCH 3
9am-3pm• Adm: - $1.00
Get out of the house and find those Treasures!
Glassware, Dolls, Jewelry, Postcards, Toys,
Books, Coins & Who Knows What!
Knights of Columbus Hall • 1800 S. 92nd St.
WEST ALLIS , WI
“The One Everyone Waits For”
262-786-2568
DEADLINES ARE
TUESDAYS @ 5PM
SAT., FEBRUARY 16, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
SUN., FEBRUARY 17, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
ADM: $6.00 • FREE PARKING • FOOD AVAILABLE
NIADAAntiques.com
Wisconsin Decoy &
Sporting Collectibles Show
Saturday, March 9th, 2013
Open to Public • Room to Room
Wednesday Night March 6th
Thursday Afternoon & Night March 7th
Friday Afternoon & Night March 8th
Free Appraisals on Saturday
Hilton Garden Inn
General Show Open to Public
1355 W 20th ave
Sat., March 10th
Oshkosh, WI
8AM - 2:30 P.M.
920-966-1300
BUY - SELL - TRADE • Free Appraisals on Saturday
Old & New Decoys • Duck Calls • Hunting Knives • Animal Traps •
Wildlife Paintings • Prints & Related Arts • Cartridges • Fishing Tackle
Information: Roger Ludwig 920-233-0349
[email protected]
MADISON ANTIQUE
& COLLECTIBLE SHOW
SUN., FEBRUARY 10th
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
20 Vendors
Knights of Columbus Banquet Hall
5256 Verona Rd.
turn at Williamsburg Way, left on Anton Drive
MADISON, WI
FREE ADMISSION
Info: Joan 608-444-0649
SUNDAY MARKET
ANTIQUES
Americana • Folk Art • Advertising • Textiles
Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free
Interstate Center Main Expo, Bloomington, IL
Exit 160 from I-55 & I-74 Route 9 West
February 24
100 Dealers • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Call Mike Raycraft 217-202-2847
www.thirdsundaymarket.com
20-30-40 Glass Society of Illinois
Glass Sale & Show
Northlake, Illinois
The Concord Plaza Midwest Conference Center
401 West Lake Street
March 9th ~ 10-5
March 10th ~ 11-4
Admission $8 per person
Door Prizes • Crystal Repaiar
Glass Identification • Reference Library
630-851-4504
www.20-30-40society.org
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
11th Annual Antique
Sporting & Collectibles Show
February 2 & 3, 2012
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Sunny 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
The 41st Annual
MILWAUKEE
ANTIQUE BOTTLE &
ADVERTISING SHOW
Bottles, Breweriana,
Advertising
150 Sales Tables
Sunday, February 10, 2013
9 am - 3 pm ~ $4.00 Admission
** NO EARLY BUYERS **
Country Springs Hotel
2810 Golf Road
Waukesha, Wisconsin
(Take I-94 exit 293N
(Hwy T) to Golf Rd)
For Information
call 608-838-8041
or email: [email protected]
ROCHESTER, MN
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
FLEA MARKET
February 24
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
THE BREW CITY
ADVERTISING &
REC ROOM DECOR SHOW
SUNDAY, MARCH 10th - 2013
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI
Admission $5.00 • Kids 6-12 $2.00
Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com
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UPCOMING EVENTS
DePere
Antique Show & Sale
St. Norberts College
3rd & Marsh, DePere, WI
(5 miles So. of Green Bay, WI)
MAR. 16-17
Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 10-4
21st Year • FREE Parking • Quality
65 Select Dealers
+ Phonograph & Clock Restorers
+ Mary Lou’s Crystal Repair on site
Adm. $4.50 over 15, good for both days
Win a $50 Gift Certificate!
Hwy 41; Exit 163, 1 mile East to 3rd
Info: AR Promotions • 715-355-5144
Milwaukee’s
Scale Auto, Hobby & Toy Show
SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 2013
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Serb Hall - 5101 W. Oklahoma, Milwaukee, WI
Admission $5.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00
Preview admission 7:30 a.m. $20.00
For additional information or table availability call
Jim Welytok 262-366-1314
Visit our Web Site: www.uniqueeventsshows.com
Oregon Woman’s Club Presents
The 62nd Annual
Oregon, IL
Antique Show
Over 50 Dealers from the Midwest
MARCH 23 & 24, 2013
COUNTRYSIDE
COLLECTORS CLASSIC
TOY SHOW
SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 2013
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Sat. 9am-5pm • Sun. 10am-4pm
Park Place of Countryside
Blackhawk Center • Oregon, Illinois
Free Parking • Door Prizes •
Dealers from Coast to Coast
10th Street at Jefferson St.
6240 Joliet Rd., Countyside, IL
(one block South of Rt. 64)
Donation $6.00
Admission $6.00 • Preview Adm. 7:30 AM $20.00
Kids 6 to 12 $2.00
• Crystal & China Repair
While You Wait
• Antique Appraisals on Sun.
($5 per item)
• Plenty of Parking
• Door Prizes • Snack Bar
• Handicap Accessible
Call Jim Welytok 262-366-1314 or
www.uniqueeventsshows.com
815-732-2219
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 & 5th
Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 10-3
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!
2013 Show Schedule
R. Townsend Manager
Box 726, Rochester, MN 55903
email:[email protected]
Days: 641-832-2700 • Cell: 507-269-1473
Website: www.iridescenthouse.com
Star of the North Antique Show
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
(Education Building)
1265 North Snelling Ave, St Paul, MN 55108
Hours: Friday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sat.: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • Sun.: 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
June 28, 29, 30, 2013
Cedar Rapids Antique Show
Hawkeye Downs Fairgrounds
(Main Exhibit Bldg.)
4400 6th St SW (just off I-380, Exit 17)
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
Hours: Friday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sat.: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Sun.: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
April 26, 27, 28, 2013
Gold Rush - Olmsted Co. Fairgrounds
Antique Show & Flea Market
ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA
Hwy 63 South
Hours: Grounds open 8 a.m.
Bldgs open: Sat.: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sun.: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Mayo Civic Center, Flea Market
30 Civic Center Dr
FLEA MARKET
SUNDAY
MAY 12th
Open 8 am to 2 pm
1475 S. Washburn,
Oshkosh, WI
FREE PARKING & ADMISSION
Limited Space: Call for reservations
920-235-0495 mallofantiques.com
March 16-17 - DePere/Green Bay - St. Norbert
College
July 18-19-20 - Door County - Fish Creek High School
Nov. 9-10 - Wausau - Marathon Park’s Hall
Thank You For Your Patronage!
Audre’ , Ray & Fredee’
Dealers can drive in on move & move out
Antique Spectacular
2013 Show Schedule
2ELKHORN
013 Sc
hedule
• WEST BEND
ANTIQUE
FLEA MARKET
Walworth
County
Fairgrounds
• 50 quality dealers
• Admission $5, good for both days
• FREE Parking
• Mary Lou’s Crystal & China Repair on site
2013 Dates
MAY 19
JUNE 30
AUGUST 11
SEPTEMBER 29
Info: Call Nona @ N.L Promotions
414-525-0820
P.O. Box 607, Hales Corners, WI 53130
www.nlpromotionsllc.com
ZURKO’S MIDWEST
PROMOTIONS
2013 Show Schedule
FEBRUARY
Feb. 2 & 3 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectible Fair; DuPage EXPO, St., Charles, IL
Feb. 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Feb. 16 (SATURDAY) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
MARCH
March 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
March 16 (SATURDAY) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
March 30 & 31 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectible Fair; DuPage EXPO, St., Charles, IL
APRIL
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market starts 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
April 13 & 14 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Vintage Clothing Show; Grayslake, IL
April 20 (Saturday) National Civil War Collectors Show & Sale; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
MAY
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
May 11 & 12 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Garden Extavaganza; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
May 12 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Fairgrounds (M-86) Centreville, MI
May 19 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Berrien Springs, MI-Fairgrounds
May 25 & 26 (2 Day) Massive Holiday Flea Market; Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
JUNE
June 1 Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
(Sundays) Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
June 8 & 9 Antique & Collectible Market; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
June 29 Belvidere “Mid-Niter” Fleas & Fun Market; Boone County Fairgrounds, Belvidere, IL
JULY
July 4 & 5 (Thur. & Fri.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
July 6 & 7 (Sat. & Sun.) Massive 2-Day Holiday Antique Market & Flea Market; Shawano, WI-Fairgrounds
July 11, 12, 13 & 14 Iola Toy Barn; during massive Iola Wisconsin Car Show
June 14 (Sun.) Antique & Collectible Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
(Sundays) July 14, 21, 28 Shawano Antique & Flea Market 43rd Big Season; every Sun.-Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
AUGUST
August 3 (Sat.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
August 10 & 11 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market PLUS Accent on Vintage Rock n’ Roll; Grayslake, IL-Fairgrounds
August 11 (Sunday) Antique & Collectible Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
August 17 (Saturday Nite) “Massive” 37th Annual Wheaton “All-Nite” Flea Market 4pm-4am;
DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
August 31 & Sept. 1 ( Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market; Langlade County Fairgrounds, Antigo, WI
SEPTEMBER
DES MOINES, IOWA
Hours: 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Friday
10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday
11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sunday
Sept. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Flea Market ; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Sept. 15 (Sunday) Antique & Collectibles Market; Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds, Berrien Springs, MI
Sept. 21 (Saturday) Civil War Show; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
QCCA Expo Center (Free Parking)
Oct. 5 (Saturday) 27th Annual Eagle River, WI Downtown Antique Market; during the “Massive” Cranberry Fest
Oct. 6 (Sun.) “Harvest Fest” Flea Market & Car Show; Shawano, WI Fairgrounds
Oct. 12 & 13 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Oct. 13 (Sunday) Antique Market; Centreville, MI-Fairgrounds M-86
Oct. 26 (Saturday Nite) 3rd Annual “Haunted Halloween Flea Market” “Late-Niter”
3pm-Midnight; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
East 33rd St. just off E. University (Exit at I-235/University
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS
ELKHORN
10am-5pm
11am-4pm
IOWA STATE FAIRGROUNDS-Animal Learning Center
2621 4th Avenue
2013 Schedule
AR PROMOTIONS
715-355-5144
ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA
Hours: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
December 9, 2012
January 20, 2013 • February 24, 2013
March 24, 2013
Admission: Adults $7.00
DATE: February 8-10, 2013
CLIP & SAVE SCHEDULE!
February 9-10 - Wausau - D.C. Everest High School
April 13, 2013
April 14, 2013
PROMOTIONS
TOWNSEND INC
May 10, 11, 12, 2013 • Aug. 16, 17, 18, 2013
1,400 EXHIBITORS
Quality Antique Shows
Audre’ & Ray Hanson
Saturday
Sunday
For more information contact Big Brothers Big Sisters
at 920-739-3542, or visit www.BeMyBig.org
Dealer Inquires Welcome
For more info contact:
Larry Kaczmarek 920-993-9817
F
AR
Tri-County Arena, 700 E. Shady Lane, Neenah, WI 54956
Admission: Adults $7.00 / FREE Parking
DATES: March 1-3, 2013
November 1-3, 2013
UNI-DOME
2401 Hudson Rd.
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
Nov. 9 & 10 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL
Nov. 16 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market (Winter- Season Opener); DuPage County
Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique & Collectibles Fair; DuPage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
DECEMBER
Admission: Adults $7.00
DATES: March 22-24, 2013
Dec. 7 & 8 (Sat. & Sun.) Antique Market; Lake County Fairgrounds; Grayslake, IL
Dec. 21 (Saturday) Antique Flea Market; DuPage County Fairgrounds, Wheaton, IL
Jan. 4th & 5th New Year 2013 Holiday Antique Market; Dupage EXPO, St. Charles, IL
Kim Schilling ~ Melting Pot Productions Inc.
Info: 712-326-9964
antiquespectacular.com
[email protected]
Info: 715-526-9769
www.zurkopromotions.com
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FEB. 9-10
2nd Sun. & Sat. Before
3RD SAT. ANTIQUE MARKET
FEBRUARY 16
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GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS
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MAR. 9-10
2nd Sun. & Sat. Before
HOURS: Sat. 10-4 • Sun. 8-3/$7 • Early Sat. 8-10/$25
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GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS
(Rt. 83/1060 E. Peterson Rd.)
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Booth
#8
Alpine goat collars &
Norwegian Tine.
Lyn’s Antiques
108 E Wall Street, Eagle River, WI
920-246-9116
Booth
#9
Wonderful 8’ feather
tree with square base,
a different design painted
on all (4) sides.
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FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY 11 &
& 22 ~~ 2013
2013
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Pipsqueak
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pipsqueakandmeantiques.com
Booth
Booth
#31
#31
Cherry
Cherry(2)
(2)drawer
drawer
drop
dropleaf
leafwork
worktable.
table.
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvaniairon
iron
dipper
dipper&&strainer.
strainer.
OSHKOSH WISCONSIN
ANTIQUE & SPORTING
COLLECTIBLE SHOW
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND, 2013 9AM-4PM
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD, 2013 - 9AM-2PM
BUY - SELL - TRADE
Decoys •Native American Artifacts • Vintage Fishing and
Hunting Equipment • Antique Boating Accessories • Early
Prints • Football • Baseball • Packer Memorabilia • Wildlife Art &
Carvings • Traps • Archery • Early Advertising & Much More!
Thousands of Items!
You Never Know What You’ll Find
Twice The Size of Your Average Antique Show with
125 Dealers & More Than 350 Tables
L
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ernard
Lee
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A
ntiques
Antiques
PUBLIC INVITED
Ideal place to buy for your collection & Identify Your Items
Bring your items - Discover What They Are Worth!
Door Prizes and FREE Parking
Booth
Booth
#3
General Admission $5.00 • Children under 16 FREE
LIVE Saturday morning radio broadcast • Food Service
DEALERS & VENDORS
Antique Milwaukee
Milwaukee area
areabaseball
baseball
team photo;
photo; tin
tin rabbit
rabbitmold
mold&&
Griswold
Griswold Santa
Santa Claus
Claus cake
cakemold.
mold.
Great Buying Opportunity & Perfect Setting
to sell your Specialty Merchandise.
New Flat Rate Fee $35 Per 8’x3’ Table
24 Hr. Security & Surveillance Cameras
Dealer Set-Up
Pipsqueak &
& Me
Me Antiques
Antiques
Friday 11am &
Saturday & Sunday 7am
Sunday “Ladies Day” Free Admission For Women!
Free Sunday Morning Breakfast
for all Participating Dealers!
Booth
Booth
#31
Pauline plate
plate &
& bowl,
bowl,
part
part of
of aa small
small
collection
collection to
to be
be offered.
offered.
Valvoline
ValvolineMotor
MotorOil
Oil
advertising
advertisingsign,
sign,
pressed
pressedsteel.
steel.
Winnebago County Fairgrounds
Sunnyview Expo Center
500 E County Rd Y
Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901
Inquiries Welcome! 920-337-0113
antiquesportshow.com
24
NE Corner Ogden Ave.
& Naper Blvd.,
Naperville, Illinois
Angela’s Attic
1020 Gardner Street, South Beloit, IL 61080
630-505-1463 ~ [email protected] ~ affordable-antiques.com
11,500 Square foot show room ~ Delivery Available
Located 1 mile west of I-90; Take Exit #1 Route 75 and turn west.
815-389-1679
www.angelas-attic.com
Open 7 Days: Sun.-Fri. 10-5 ~ Sat. 10-6
Affordable Antiques & More is now a drop off site for Mary Lou’s Crystal & China Repair!
Oak carved desk
45”W x 24”D,
$285. Dlr 50
Hubley cat
door stop,
early 1900,
$125.
Dlr BTH136
Copper goose
weathervane, $325.
Dlr 32
Sammy Sosa rookie card
& plaque, $35. Dlr 127
Rubigold Windmill pitcher
(#239) w/suede inserts and
(6) matching glasses (#514)
by Imperial Glass Co.,
Bellaire, OH, $325. Dlr 85
Carly lava lite
glitter, works,
very rare,
$155. Dlr 113
Frog door stop, c. 1900,
$135. Dlr BTH136
Queen River steamboat
metal toy, $70. Dlr 127
Vintage KJL snake brooch, $78.
Large multi colored stone leaf
shaped brooch, $125. Dlr 24
We currently have 85+ Dealers and have spaces available for dealers of all types.
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Anywh
John Bull
Eye Cups,
cobalt blue,
$100.
Emerald
Green,
$100.
Dlr 149
250 Dealers 12,000 Sq. Ft.
Open 7 Days A Week! 10-8
Nazi SA early
1933-34
ground Rohm
dagger w/original
hanger, $600.
Dlr 106
Very nice 9”, 3/4 groove
axe from Cass Co., IL,
$300. Dlr RLM
Wisconsin settler’s
gun w/carved
lions head on
stock & carved
dog on ramrod, $2,400.
Dlr RLM
Old possibles bag
w/powder horn, 1800’s,
$525. Dlr RLM
HarleyDavidson
hog cookie jar, $495
(less 30%). Dlr KCJ
Dealers Wanted of Estate Jewelry & Advertising Items

Issue #1826 - Auction Action Antique News

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