Issue #1917 - Auction Action Antique News

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November 13, 2013
Vol. 19 No. 17
News Periodical Mailed on November 7
Rare Beacon Ethyl Gasoline Sign Brings $55,000
at Matthews Auctions’ Fall Peotone Auction
Beacon Ethyl Gasoline
single-sided porcelain
die-cut sign with
lighthouse-shaped
design, rated 9
($55,000).
Article & photos by Matthews Auctions, LLC
The event was held prior to the start of the popular
Chicagoland Petroleum & Advertising Show.
A rare Beacon Ethyl Gasoline single-sided porcelain sign with a
die-cut lighthouse-shaped design, made around 1940 and in remarkable
condition (rated 9 on a scale of 1 to 10), gaveled for $55,000 at a Fall
Petroliana & Automobilia Auction held October 17th & 18th by
Matthews Auctions, LLC, based in Nokomis, Illinois. The sign was easily the top lot of the auction.
Continued on page 17
Rickenbacker (“A car worthy of its name”)
double-sided porcelain sign,
rated near mint at 9+ ($38,500).
Fifty-Five Quality Dealers at CSADA’s Fox Valley Antiques
Show in St. Charles, Illinois
Article & photos by Brian Maloney
I don’t think you
could find a nicer
Norwegian cradle than
this example from
Sebasky & Hildreth
Antiques, in its original
finish & priced at
$1,400. 218-874-5777
I found this classic
30” leaping stag
hollow-body
weathervane figure at
American Spirit Antiques, probably
made by Washburne & Co and priced
at $9,500. 913-345-9494
The Kane County Fairgrounds in St. Charles, Illinois. Most of you know it as home
of the famous Kane County Flea Market that’s been held here for many years. There’s
another antiques event that has made the Fairgrounds its home for even longer: The
Fox Valley Antiques Show, sponsored by CSADA - the Chicago Suburban Antique
Dealers Association. They just held the 39th edition of its fall show, and it was one of
the biggest and best in its long history. More than fifty-five dealers from seventeen
states displayed their wares at the site that has become synonymous with quality
antique shopping.
Continued on pages
My folk art favorite at Z & K Antiques:
6, 7 & 8
this excellent Civil War canteen painted and
signed by C. H. Davis, Massachusetts and
priced at $7,500.
Two great pieces of functional folk
217-714-5016
art from Halsey Munson Antiques:
the mid-19th century polychrome tin
downspout priced at $1,450, the
extra-chunky 44” floor-standing
barber pole at $1,850. 217-972-4645
Antiques from “Across the Pond”
are a specialty at Redcoat Antiques,
where I found this outstanding 19th
century games compendium in a
Biedermeier-style, entirely complete
& original - $5,950. 847-426-3207
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Early painting on
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Extraordinary environment filled with antiques, art, textiles and curiosities.
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Primitive to elegant furniture and accessories; lots and lots of artwork including two exceptional
folk art churches; vintage clothing and hats; jewelry; vintage educational pieces; tobacco store
set of drawers (Shafer); clocks; unique extra large Victorian bird cage; IRS bookcase, beautiful
oak and glass display case/counter; wonderful butcher’s block; antique pepper box pistol;
stained glass windows; 12 black leather Masonic Temple chairs; column-legged mahogany former bank conference table; pair of Gothic chairs; vintage holiday decorations & curiosities galore!
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Green Bay & De Pere Antiquarian Society
The 57th Annual Holiday
Antique Show & Sale
Friday,
November 22
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Saturday,
November 23
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* China & Crystal Repair On Site By Mary Lou Gates
* Holiday Cafe’ & Bakery
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preserve & restore cultural artifacts pertinent to our community
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American!
When Out and About this weekend, be sure to check out:
Rural Life Antique Show & Sale on Friday, November 8th &
Saturday, November 9th. Located at Douglas County Museum in
Rockdale, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Galena Antique Show on Friday, November 8th & Saturday,
November 9th. Located at Galena Convention Center in
Galena, Illinois. See upcoming events for more information.
“a Gathering on the Prairie” Primitive Country Antique Show & Sale
on Saturday, November 9th. Located at Otto Center in
Arthur, Illinois. See upcoming events for more information.
The “Park” Holiday Antique Show & Sale on Saturday, November 9th &
Sunday, November 10th. Located at Marathon Park’s East Gate Hall
in Wausau, Wisconsin. See upcoming events for more information.
Indian Artifact Show on Sunday, November 10th. Located at Blackhawk
Center in Oregon, Illinois. See upcoming events for more information.
Mark your calendars for:
Chicagoland Antique Advertising, Slot Machine & Jukebox Show on
Friday, November 15th, Saturday, November 16th & Sunday, November 17th.
Located at Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, Illinois.
See upcoming events for more information.
Great River Flea Market & Collectibles Show on Saturday, November 16th & Sunday,
November 17th. Located at Col Ballroom in Davenport, Iowa.
Bumblepuppy Indoor Flea Market on Saturday, November 16th & Sunday, November 17th.
Located at 613 Westhill Bloulevard in Appleton, Wisconsin.
Townsend Promotions Mayo Civic Center Flea Market on Sunday, November 17th.
Located at Mayo Civic Center in Davenport, Iowa.
Sunday Antiques Market Collectibles & Craft Show on Sunday, November 17th.
Located at Interstate Center Main Expo in Bloomington, Illinois.
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Kane County Fairgrounds Hosts 39th Annual Fox Valley
Autumn Antiques Show
Article & Photos by Brian Maloney
In fact, the CSADA has been holding their Fox Valley Antiques Shows here at the
Kane County Fairgrounds since the inaugural show more than fifty years ago. The
show has certainly grown in that time, and the fairgrounds has too – transforming
from a group of pole buildings into the state-of-the-art 32,000 square-foot facility
A great mix of periyou’ll find today, with ample (and free) parking. You can find out all the details at
od furnishings
their website www.kanecountyfair.com.
awaited at Cothren House Antiques,
The focus of the Fox Valley Antiques Show is always classic Americana. And the
from this handsome American Federal
theme of this fall’s event: “Folk Art: Simple Pleasures.” And there were countless settee ($1,645) to this funky home craftsmanexamples of just that all over the show, from the charming Scottie dog-themed hooked made Mission oak & slag glass chandelier rug at Kentucky’s Bruce Rigsby Antiques to the matched set of Indiana-made canvas$545. 815-227-5896
back decoys at Thomas Rawson Antiques.
Painted furniture more your thing? Look no further than Mary de Buhr Antiques,
who had among the best selections at Fox Valley. My favorite there: a one-piece New
England fireplace breast with built-in shelves above, in an old red finish & priced at
$3,600. There were plenty of painted furniture choices for those of us on a budget too,
like the classic red Sheraton washstand at Richard Larson Antiques priced at a very
reasonable $550.
You’re sure to find something to love among the fifty-five exhibitors here, from the
antique toys and advertising at Z & K Antiques to the Native American trade goods at
Arizona’s Turkey Mountain Traders.
Circa 1920s ice cream parlor
It’s the quality dealers like these that have kept folks coming to the Fox Valley
table with self-storing chairs & a 24”
Antiques Shows for generations, and why it’s considered one of the best antiques
square etched black glass top, from
events in the Midwest - or anywhere. Come once and you’ll realize that the Fox Valley
Cothren House Antiques - $945.
Show’s motto “More Than Half a Century, & Still Setting the Standard” is no idle
815-227-5896
boast.
CSADA, the Chicago Suburban Antique Dealers Association, actually holds two Fox
Painted wares from Richard W. Larson
Valley Antiques Shows here at the Kane County Fairgrounds each Year. You just
Antiques: the Sheraton washstand in its
missed the fall edition of the event, always held on the third weekend of October. The
original red finish priced at $550, the
57th spring edition of the event, held on the second weekend in March, happens this
arch-top fireplace surround at $395, and
coming year on the 8th & 9th of 2014.
the “Axe Yard” figural trade sign at $195.
A not-for-profit association, CSADA benefits several organizations dedicated to pre763-479-2033
serving area historical sites, including the DuPage County Historical Museum, housed
in the historic former Adams Memorial Library Building. Erected in 1891 by John
From Tom &
Quincy Adams as a gift to the community of Wheaton in honor of his late wife Marilla
Marsha Brown
Phips Adams, the building is now on the National Register of Historic Places.
Antiques, a 19th
Their nationally reviewed exhibit “Early Illinois Folk Art 1825 to 1925” just finished
century Peruvian
a successful summer showing, but there’s plenty to do there this holiday season too.
Santos figure stood
Be sure to stop by on November 16th for the Museum Guild’s 30th Annual Holiday
under its protective
Bazaar, featuring all sorts of handmade ornaments and decorations. And the kids will
glass dome, 10”
love the Museum’s December 12th Holiday Program featuring music of the season
tall & priced at
played by harpist Amy Lee, children’s activities, and of course a visit from St. Nick
$1,125.
himself. You can find out more at their website www.dupagemuseum.org.
574-532-7449
Be sure to visit the Chicago Suburban Antique Dealers Association website too,
www.csada.com, where you’ll find a member list, discount admission coupons, and
Shoppers found this exceptional 1870s American
more. And as always, keep an eye out for listings of all of the upcoming Fox Valley
appliqued
quilt with stuff-work fruit at Liberty Tree,
Antiques Shows in the Auction Action Antique News!
measuring 76” x 80” & priced at $1,500. 630-469-5320
From
Cothren House
Antiques, a
charming
dated-1914
Norwegian oilon-canvas
landscape
measuring 34”
x 44” - $1,945.
815-227-5896
I found this
wonderful 18th
century New
England
“Entertainment
by W. Palmer”
tavern sign with
hand-forged iron
hardware at Jean
Doty Antiques,
asking price
$3,600.
409-838-0212
A standout at Halsey Munson
Antiques – this rare hollow-body
brass fishmonger’s or restaurant
trade sign measuring 42” in length,
originating in New England and
priced at $4,900. 217-972-4645
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Jean Doty Antiques came from the
Lone Star State with some choice
early New England papered boxes
($1,150 to $1,850), plus this mid-19th
century birch hanging shelf - $1,600.
Antique children’s ($75
to $295) chairs became One of my furniture favorites at
The eclectic mix
wall art at Richard W.
the Fox Valley Show had to be
at Somerville’s
Larson Antiques – the
this imposing figured maple
Antiques
included this funky folk art
original-finish country
corner cupboard at Tom &
tea table below priced at Marsha Brown Antiques, meas- airplane ($850) and a great-looking
William & Mary tavern table, the
$295.
uring 82” x 48” and priced at
surface measuring 27” x 34” 763-479-2033
$4,900. 574-532-7449
$2,200. 262-348-0157
Two more highlights from Liberty
Tree: a 5’ tall feather tree loaded
with vintage glass ornaments, plus
an extra-rustic open wide-board cupboard in a faded gray-green finish $995. 630-469-5320
From
Schoolhouse Antiques, an 18”
x 30” flight of drawers in an
exuberant original faux-grain
finish - $1,950. 314-306-5200
Mary Anne Erenberger of Iowa’s
Erenberger Antiques admires a 52”
painted plate shelf with pot-hooks, asking price $650. 319-622-3230
Mary de Buhr Antiques had among the best displays
of period American painted furniture at the show, with
finds like this 30” x 54” pewter cupboard/bench in
faded red paint ($1,595) and New England fireplace
breast measuring 43” x 87” - $3,600. 630-985-9449
Basketry finds at Missouri’s
Schoolhouse Antiques included this
27” hickory splint cheese basket,
asking price $350. 314-306-5200
An unusual 1832 English
sampler from Halsey Munson
Antiques, with images of a
“Poor Blind Man” out with his
guide dog, and Adam & Eve being tempted by the serpent
- $2,800. 217-972-4645
Shoppers were spoilt for choice with all the wonderful folk art rugs at the Fox Valley Show, among them
this shirred-silk table rug from Verdigris Antiques,
22” x 38” and priced at $1,200. 847-674-7967
I found this
extra-cute
Scottie-dogthemed
hooked rug
at Bruce
Rigsby
Antiques, 28” x
40” and priced at
$1,250. 859-619-2343
Two nice
American Queen
Anne pieces from
Verdigris Antiques,
the elegant 36”
diameter mahogany
tea table priced at
$2,600, the Hudson
Valley rush-seated
side chair at $750.
847-674-7967
From Kansas’s
American Spirit
Antiques, a signed
Aldro Hibbard oilon-board titled
Early Spring,
Vermont, measuring
18” x 25” and
priced at $11,500.
913-345-9494
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Two period seating standouts
from Bruce Rigsby Antiques: the
continuous-arm Windsor chair in
bittersweet paint priced at $2,250,
the Canterbury Shaker rocker in
its original red finish also priced
at $2,250. 859-619-2343
Two fine Shepard
Hardware cast iron mechanical
banks from Z & K Antiques; the
Uncle Sam bank priced at $2,950,
the Jonah and the Whale at $2,495.
217-714-5016
A colorful display of
painted American
wooden bowls filled a
corner at Colleen
Frese Antiques, with
prices starting at $80.
319-360-4301
Denise
Scott Antiques
traveled from
Rhode Island with a
choice group of
American pewter,
including this circa
1840 camphene lamp
with saucer base &
lozenge font - $245. 401-886-1633
At Spring Hill Farm Antiques, antique flagpole finials became art. Also there: a prettycool 4’-long wood & composition fraternal
lodge symbol, asking price $225. 608-879-3333
Vermont’s Marie Miller was quilt-central at the
show, with dozens of examples of 19th and early
20th century American examples. 802-867-5969
Fanciful carvings (including a two-headed
eagle) adorned every inch of this 35”
European walnut trunk from Thomas
Rawson Antiques, price tag $1,375.
319-364-8943
From Sebasky & Hildreth Antiques,
an Edwardian paint-decorated satinwood desk in the Sheraton style that
once graced a Pillsbury heir’s manPeriod samplers are all you’ll
Two wonderful 18th century Massachusetts
sion - $4,700. 218-874-5777
find at the aptly-named The Needle’s Work Antiques, with
fan-back Windsor chairs ($1,975 and $2,350)
examples including this 22” square Tower of London
sat at Craig W. Illa Antiques, separated by a
sampler dated-1846 ($3,200), and 1822
diminutive 18th century Queen Anne candle
Massachusetts example with a prayer surrounded
stand, asking price $795. 573-769-4299
by roses - $2,375. 309-635-3729
It was all-thingsA group of 19th and early 20th
Native American at
century Iroquois beadwork
Arizona’s Turkey
pieces from Turkey Mountain
Mountain Traders,
Traders – from ladies bags to
with finds like this
dated whimsies. 480-423-8777
37” x 55” Navaho
From The Rock Step Antiques, a stave & bentwood
double saddle blansugar bucket ($375) sits atop a nine-drawer
ket made from handPennsylvania spice cabinet (circa 1850, 18” x 22”)
You’ll always find interesting
spun and
in its original paint finish - $845. 608-588-2701
Wisconsin art at Ron Christman
Germantown yarns –
Antiques & Art, like this Richard
circa-1920s and
Mouw “Wisconsin Farm Scene” oilpriced at $5,900.
on-board, measuring 20” x 25” and
480-423-8777
priced at $950. 262-968-4913
More great folk art from Thomas Rawson
Antiques: the matched pair
From Redcoat Antiques, a
of Nick Bockich
matched pair of circa-1820s
(Whiting, Indiana circaminiature wax portraits of the 1910) canvasback decoys
Duke & Duchess of Wellington, in priced at $850, the Illinoistheir original frames and priced at
found 1930s whirligig at $620. 319-364-8943
$895 for the set. 847-426-3207
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RICHARDSON EST. FIREARMS ESTATE
LOCATION: Kramer Auction Gallery,
203 E. Blackhawk Ave., Prairie Du Chien, WI
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
Auction Preview: Friday, November 15th, 2-7 P.M.
Auctioneer’s Note: Approx. 300 Gun Collection, lifetime accumulation, everything from Deluxe
& Engraved Winchester & Savage Lever Actions to early 22 cal's & double barrel shotguns.
Hunting Rifles & Military Guns. Plus ammo, Reloading supplies & Numerous parts Guns! For
full list, photos & internet bidding check www.kramersales.com
Winchester, Marlin & Whitney's: 2 Whitney Kennedy Rifles; Winchester 1894 Deluxe takedown
Rifle; Deluxe Winchester 1895 Rifle; Model 1873 & 1876 rifles, Model
1886 & 1895 Rifles; Model 94 & 92 rifles,
Winchester Model 12 Black diamond Skeet
16ga. engraved; High & Low Wall Rifles,
1901 10ga. shotgun, Numerous 22 cal.
Winchester models, Winchester Commemoratives
include Crazy Horse, NRA Musket & Rifle; Model 66 Cent.
Rifle & Carbine & Bald Eagle; Model 70XTR featherweight 7mm,
Model 9422, NIB 94AE 7-30 Waters; Marlins: Several 1893 Rifles including a Deluxe Rifle 3855, Model 1895 rifles (rough); Ballard single shot, Marlin Super Goose; Numerous early 22 cal.
Lever & pump action rifles. Plus many more not listed! Savage Rifles: 99 Deluxe engraved takedown rifle, Model 99C w/engraved receiver, Model 99B Deluxe; Model
99 Combination cased set w/410 Bbl; Engraved Model 99-DE Citation
Grade, Deluxe Factory engraved 99-PE; Model 99-CE Centennial
Edition, Model 1895 Comm. Rifle; Other Model 99 include calibers in
250-3000, 22 high power, 300 & 303 SAV, 375, 358, 284, & rare 99B
in 25-35 cal., plus other parts & rough model 99 rifles. Over 25 in all!
Savage 110 bolt action rifles in 7x57, 300 SAV, 250-3000 & 270 cal.; Numerous early savage 22
pump rifles & many more! Military Weapons: German HK91 308 cal. Rifle;
Polytech M14 (M1A1) 308 cal. rifle; M1 Garand Rifles, Rare Thai Royal
Guard & US M1 Carbines, 1903 & 03A3 military rifles from Rock Island,
Remington, Springfield & Smith Corona, Plus Early Italian, Swiss, Swedish &
other military Rifle! Stevens & Colt: Colt Lightning Rifles; Stevens 240
410ga. O/U Shotgun, Stevens 425 High Power rifle; Stevens 414 Armory & 44
rifles, Model 80 Gallery Rifles; Tip-up pistols & long guns; Steven 311 Dbl.
Bbl. 410ga. & Numerous 22 cal. Boys Rifles & parts guns!
Parker, LC Smith & Dbl. Bbls.: Over 50 Double Barrels! Parker Bros. & LC
Smith’s w/some Damascus bbls. & higher grades; W. Richards Side Hammer
Dbl. Bbl.; Doubles by Lefever, Baker, plus numerous parts & wall hangers!
Blackpowder Weapons: Uberti Walker, Howdah Tiger Hunter pistol, Full
Stock Kentucky rifles from Joe Wiest Est. & other misc. blackpowder arms. Remington, Ruger,
Browning & Henry Arms: Highly Engraved model 760 GameMaster Pump; Model 740 in 280
cal.; Model 700 in 22-250; Model 870LW 28ga.; Numerous 22 cal.
Remington rifles, Ruger Model M77 Mark II rifle, 270 cal.; Ruger
P95 9mm pistol; (NIB) Engraved Henry Arms Military service
Models; (NIB) Henry 30-30 Rifle; Browning BL-22 Rifle, Sweet
Sixteen A5's & many others! Guns of
interest: Anschutz Model 1450 22 cal. rifle, Walther
P1 9mm Pistol; S&W Model 1066 10mm Pistol; Navy Arms 45-70
Remington Rolling black; Kimber M98 Sporter in 338 Win. Mag &
numerous other good sporting arms!
Sporting Goods, Ammo & Collectibles: Large amount of good collectible early ammo from Winchester, UMC, Western & other. Large
supply of good factory hunting ammo in most calibers. Reloading Equipment & Components
including Dillon 550RL Progressive reloader, Brass & Bullets, primers & more! Indian
Arrowheads & beaded artifacts, decoys, knives, military & related collectible items! Plan on 300
lots of good small items & ammo!
Auction Terms: Cash or Good Check w/current Photo ID to register. 5.5% State Sales Tax & 10%
Buyer Fee, All State & Federal Firearms Law Apply. Kramer Auction Service is a Federally
Licensed FFL Dealer.
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION
Wednesday, November 20th, 2013 - 5:30 P.M.
Dousman Community Center - 241 Main St., Dousman, WI
Preview 4 p.m. • www.baileyshonor.com • Proxy Bidding Welcome!
Costume jewelry, Beer tray collection, nice wood duck decoys, Fox Head and Blatz
wood boxes, revolver box, Marlin 336 lever action, 270 Win. with
Ted Williams scope, Remington 725, Army surplus camo gear, old
helmet, Steuban candle holder, Tiffany/Baccarat obelisk, oriental
rugs, Gromme prints, great wildlife prints, toys, old tools, vintage
Evinrude motor, US Calvary bridle, English saddle, several
maniquins. Nice furniture: commodes, rockers, dry sink, nice
floor lamps, cradle, cabinets, needlepoint chair and stool, buckboard seat, postcards, Billy the Brownie and animated elf, Red
Goose Shoe advertising, steam punk items, blue jars, insulators, Boy Scout items, art, displays, Christmas items, old
photos, glassware, cookie cutters, kitchen collectibles, and more!
TERMS: Cash/credit cards/in state check w/pic ID. 5% buyer fee, 5% discount for cash, 10% buyer premium in person absentee bidding, 12% telephone bidding.
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687
www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details!
ANTIQUE STORE CLOSING AUCTION
Avenue Antiques of Racine
Location: 1402 WASHINGTON AVE., RACINE, WI 53403
Directions: In Uptown Racine on Washington Ave. (Hwy. 20) traveling East just before the 14th St.
turn off. Watch for signs. There is street parking and a Municipal parking lot on Washington Ave. about
1/2 block NE.
Auctioneer's Note: After many years selling antiques & collectibles, Avenue Antiques has closed the
doors and all must go. This is the type of Antique auction that dealers & collectors dream of with no
picking over and hold back of items, just the order to SELL IT ALL! Plus, this is not a lot of glassware
& china, but a huge variety of unique items from advertising signs to quality furniture pieces. Due to
the large variety of items, we will allow a prior day inspection on Friday, Nov. 15, 2013 from 1:00-3:00
PM, in addition to 9-10:00 AM the morning of the sale. The following is just a general list of items so
please visit the Websites: bobhagemannauctionrealty.com or Auctionzip ID #9051 for a more
detailed list and hundreds of pictures. Auction day phones: 262-492-5125 or 262-716-8421.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Large collection of beer, soda, tobacco, neon,
street, novelty, warning, & more signs inc. large Phillips 66 double
sided; 10 cent Coke machine; 3 NCRs; Advertising items inc.
clocks, thermometers, etc.; Radios; Victrolas inc. a recorder; 15 gal.
H.C. Schranck (Milw.) crock & others; Malt mixers; Tobacco choppers; Deer mounts; Cuban cigar dispenser; Scales; Bottles inc. beer,
soda, milk, cottage cheese, etc.; Bally Extra Inning video game; Beer
& soda trays; Koken barbershop chair; Slag glass lamp; Racine collectibles; Banks; Cameras; Stained glass panels; Framed oils, prints, & mirrors; CocaCola collectibles; Toy tractors & trucks; Lighters; Jackknives; Jade blotter; Ceramic
water cooler; Marbles; Fountain pens; Watches; Jewelry; Ammo boxes; Cast bookends,
doorstops, trivets, etc.; Ceramic & wood bowls; Steins & mugs; Warner Bros. Pepsi
glasses; Sleds; Bikes, inc. tandem; Jacks & old tools; Planes; Blacksmith leg vise; Oil
cans; Ornate chandelier oil & other ceiling lights; Saw sharpener bench; Ice box;
Advertising display racks; Tire horse swing; & many showcase smalls.
FURNITURE: Curio cabinets; Secretarys; Mantle clocks; Parlor tables; Tobacco
stands; Wash stands/commodes; Hoosier cabinet; Vanities; Dressers; School desks;
Dining tables; Rockers & chairs; Cedar Hope chest; Brass bed; Bar stools; Game
tables; Retro metal kitchen tables & chairs inc. Heywood Wakefield; Floor safe; Folk
art hall tree; Bridge & table lamps; Writing desks; Floor safe; & more.
Terms: Cash, credit cards, or good check with proper I.D. 4% Buyer's fee. 4% Discount on payments
made by cash or good check. All sales are final. All purchases must be settled for on day of sale. There
are no guarantees expressed or implied. Not responsible in case of accident or for items after sold. List
subject to change without notice. Food service on site.
Clerk & Cashier:
Kramer Auction Service, LLC
203 E. Blackhawk Ave., Prairie du Chien, WI
608-326-8108 www.kramersales.com
Firearms • Military Weapons &
Artifacts • Collectibles
REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEERS:
John Kramer #320 and Curt Kramer #896
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during the last two weeks of the year. Our
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Auction & Realty
B
Hagemann
Service, LLC
28421 Rowntree Rd. • Burlington, WI 53105
262-534-2134 • 262-492-5125 • [email protected]
www.bobhagemannauctionrealty.com
Antique • Household • Estate • Consignment • Farm • Real Estate
“Your So-Called “Junk” Is Worth Money!”
AAAN - Don’t Leave
Home Without It!
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AUCTION
LOCATED INSIDE THE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE, OWEN, WI
(The far South end of Central Ave. in Owen, WI) • Lunch on grounds.
Note: This sale will feature a wide variety of antiques & collectibles. We are expecting 450-500
lots. A partial listing is given below. Check website for photos.
Antiques & Collectibles; Stoneware: 5 gal. ice water crock, Crown 2 gal. water crock; 5 gal. bee
hive jug, 5 gal. Blue ribbon buckeye jug, 2 gal. brown jug, 5 gal. cone top jug, 5 gal. butter churn
crock; 2 gal. cloverleaf jug, 4 gal. salt glaze crock, 1/2 gal. salt glaze jug, Minnesota 1 gal. salt glaze
crock; 1 gal. Andrew Wolf New York jug, several other crocks & jugs. Advertising items:
Budweiser clock, Point beer sign, Pabst sconce, Hamm’s beer sign, Brewers old neon light, Blatz
beer man, Green Bay Packer neon light, Coca-Cola & Pepsi items. Sporting Items: 45 cal. Black
powder rifle, 50 cal. black powder pistol, 1955 Winchester print, Winchester knives. Misc.
Antiques: late 1880’s oil on board (French Cherubs); 1900 silk American Eagle framed; duplex
fireless stove #0 (rare), Uking ukulele (rare Banjo style), doll cradle, child’s doll trunk, Depression
glass, Carnival & Jadite, fencing set, German Luftwaffer flag (6’x3’), Fire-King, lots of other misc.
antiques. See website for full list & photos.
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.
N14555 Sandhill Ave.,
Curtiss, WI 54422
www.schindlerauction.com
Tim Schindler
Auctioneer, LLC
715-223-4014
Registered Wisconsin
Auctioneer #191
[email protected]
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION
FANTASTIC ANTIQUES AUCTION
Great photos @ www.Baileyshonor.com
292 S. Wisconsin Rd., Whitewater, WI (Legion Hall)
Hard to find items-Don’t miss this one!
10 cent coin operated ride on arcade horse in working condition! (from local AP food store), primitive cupboards, Handel Lamp and stick and ball, wicker chair from Hoard House, 1956 Harley
Hummer, Honda LaPido, large metal diet soda advertising sign, very large wood bowling alley
sign, deer and buffalo mounts, Bear skin rug, Pedal tractors, industrial furniture, iron work, City
Limit sign, primitives, brass and iron beds, awesome chrome table-studded in red!, Columbia
Rambler boys bike, vintage trikes, 1800's Masonic grandfather clock, Icart prints, lamps, harvest
table, stoneware bowls, Gleason tire advertising display, wood wagon, many benches, quilts, art
and much more! Great views and food by Wanda’s waterfront.
Terms: Cash/credit cards/in state check w/pic ID. 5% buyer fee, 5% discount for cash, 10% buyer
premium in person absentee bidding, 12% telephone bidding.
S
HUGE AUCTION
COLLECTIBLES, HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES, TOOLS, BOATS, CLOCKS
Location: 22016 Rt. 173, HARVARD, IL
Take Rt. 14 to Rt. 173, west end of Harvard, IL to auction house. Watch for signs.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING; ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: BENTWOOD CHILD
ROCKER MADE BY TONHENT W/LABLE; FOUR POSTER BED W/CANOPY; ANTIQUE MARBLE TOP WASHSTAND; 3 LIVING ROOM SETS; 5 BEDROOM SETS; LOTS OF DRESSERS AND
CHEST; DINING ROOM SETS; KITCHEN SETS; PATIO FURNITURE; LOTS OF END & COFFEE
TABLES; LAMPS; HAT TREE; POOL TABLE; CANE BOTTOM ROCKER; CEDAR CHEST; LAMP
TABLE; PLUS A LOT MORE. COLLECTIBLES & PRIMITIVES: BUFFALO POTTERY DELDARE CANDLE HOLDER; BUFFALO POTTERY TEAPOT; RS PRUSSIA TEAPOT; 1914 FIGURAL INK WELL; TOBYS; GLOBES; ROYAL VIENNA; PITCHER & BOWL SET; STERLING
PLATE; SPOON COLLECTION (SOME STERLING); IVORY PEN SET; PIPES; ELGIN POCKET
WATCH; ANTIQUE DOLLS; TIN TYPES; BLUE WILLOW; BOHEMIUM CRUET SET; LENOX;
LEFTON; STAIN GLASS; BUTTER CHURN; CARNIVAL; SPICE RACK; CI STRING HOLDER; 3
GAL. RED WING APPLE SAUCE JAR; QUILT TOPS; FURS; ANTIQUE BOTTLES & TINS; COPPER BROILER; HUSKING PEGS; SHAVING MIRROR W/CUP & BRUSH; 3 COFFEE GRINDERS;
GLASS BUTTER CHURN; 1908 FORD MODEL T LIGHTS; LOTS OF STIENS; PEWTER;
RECORDS & ALBUMS; POCKET KNIVES; CAR HORN; BELLS; OLD BOOKS; 1800 GRAIN
SHOVEL; ANTIQUE CHILD TEA SET; PLUS A LOT MORE. CLOCKS: GRANDFATHER; CUCKOO CLOCK; WELCH E.F. MANTEL CLOCK; WATERBURY CLOCK; PABST BLUE RIBBON
CLOCK; ANNV. CLOCK; SEVERAL OTHER CLOCKS & PARTS & BOOKS; PICTURES; PRINTS;
INCLUDES BY ROBERT SHAW (ETCHING OLD SWEDS CHURCH); HARRY ROSEWOOD;
MAXFIELD PERRISH; PLUS A LOT MORE. HUGE AMOUNT OF COSTUME JEWELRY; HULL
POTTERY; LOTS OF COKE-COLA ITEMS; LOTS OF FIGURINES; KNICK KNACKS; LOTS OF
EVERY DAY HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN ITEMS AND DISHES. TOOLS: 180 C STHIL CHAIN
SAW; STHIL FARM BOSS CHAIN SAW; AIR COMPRESSOR; SCROLL SAW; RADIAL ARM SAW;
ROUTER; BENCH GRINDER; BLOCK PLANES; WALK BEHIND TRIMMER MOWER; LOTS OF
WOOD WORKING KNIVES; WALNUT AND OAK WOOD; SHOP VAC; VISE; STEP STOOL;
HOLE SAWS; HAND TOOLS; 2 WHEEL TILT TRAILER; POTATO PLANTER; CRAFTSMAN LT
1000 RIDING MOWER; PLUS A LOT MORE. SPECIALITY ITEMS: MCCOMMICK DERRING
#7 SYCAMORE HORSE DRAWN HAY MOWER; ANTIQUE CORN SHELLER; 2 SMALL FISHING
BOATS; LOTS OF FISHING ITEMS; OVER 50 ANTIQUE TINS (SOME FROM 1800’S); PEPSI
VENDING MACHINE; CHECK WEBSITE FOR A LARGER LISTING CLOSER TO AUCTION
DATE. OWNERS: L. HAGUE; J. CLINGE; M. DIAMOND; B. CANTRELL.
TERMS: CASH; CHECK W/ PROPER ID; VISA; MC; 5% BUYERS PREMIUM; ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER ANY/ALL PRINTED MATERIAL; NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDNETS OR LOSS OF ITEMS.
AUCTIONEERS: Robert O. Goad, 815-765-2299 or 815-739-6454 IL Lic. #440.000586,
John Edwards, IL Lic. #440.000751
Preview Weds 11-8 & Thurs 12-6
ANTIQUES COINS JEWELRY
FURNITURE TOYS EPHEMERA
FIREARMS & MILITARY
- 1st Thurs of every month
(Licensed FFL ² can handle all transfers)
31670 65th Ave,
Cannon Falls, MN
(Between SA & Countryside Antiques)
Indoor-Climate Controlled -Concessions
Live real time PROXIBID bidding at:
www.ANewDayAuctions.com
Catalog available late Monday
We can ship anywhere!
507-263-7373
Consignments by appointment!
BAILEY’S HONOR AUCTION SERVICE
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Carol Miller #319
1448 N. Breezeland, Oconomowoc, WI • 262-569-8687
www.baileyshonor.com Photos & details!
Looking for a piece to add to
your collection? Find it here!
Auctioneers: MN Lic
J Stevens # 19-160,-
K Stevens #19-159
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AUCTION
HELD AT DETERVILLE’S AUCTION HOUSE
5866 STATE ROAD 29, DENMARK, WI
Directions: State Hwy. 29 East of Green Bay to Corner of Hwy. 29 & Cty. P at Henrysville.
Look around at 8:00 A.M.
HOUSEHOLD - FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES - HIT & MISS
ENGINES, ALL ON CARTS - (ENGINES TO BE SOLD AT 11:00 A.M.) - TRUCK SHOP TOOLS LARGE WRENCHES - POWER & HAND TOOLS - ANTIQUE CRAFTSMAN SNOW BLOWER COMMERCIAL SINGER SEWING MACHINE - WELL WATER PUMP JACKS - PINBALL
MACHINE - DART BALL MACHINE - LAWN & GARDEN HAND TOOLS - 1 1/2 TON FOLDABLE CHERRY PICKER. To be sold at 11:00 A.M., Hit & Miss Engines, All on carts.
International M 3 hp, Alamo 1 1/2 hp, International M 1 1/2 hp, Worthington 1 1/2 hp, International LB 1
1/2 hp, Nova 2 - 3 hp, David Bradley well pump jack, Meyers well pump jack, Antique Bolens lawn tractor
with deck, Commercial Singer sewing machine (by Joseph Saltzman),Antique Craftsman snowblower.
Deterville Auction Service
3749 S. Cty. Road T
Denmark, WI 54208
Cell Phone: 920-655-8952 Fax: 920-863-3809
Don Deterville, Auctioneer, Wis. Auctioneer Lic. #292
CHECK WEBSITE NOW FOR MORE DETAILS ON THESE AND OTHER CURRENT ITEMS! NEW ITEMS DAILY!
BID, BUY & SELL AT
www.WisconsinSurplus.com
Sells at online auction to the highest bidder – Bid online now!!
2001 AUDI A6 2.7T QUATTRO
4 dr. sedan. Location:
Marinette, WI. Stk. #34127
#A-1-315965
2003 FEATHERLITE GN 5595
24’, flatbed/dovetail, tandem axle.
Location: Arpin, WI.
Stk. #34166
#TT-5-315965
2002 CADILLAC DEVILLE
4 dr. sedan.
Location: Marinette, WI. Stk. #34128
#A-2-315965
1996 CHEVY K3500 CHEYENNE
EXT. CAB
Dually, 4WD. Location: Arpin, WI.
Stk. #34169
#T-6-315965
SHEAFOR FARMS AUCTIONS
LARGE ANTIQUE AUCTION
Millie Koehn & The late Lewis (Bud) Koehn - Richland Center, WI
PIAGGIO FLY 150 SCOOTER
Location: Cleveland, WI.
Stk. #LTC04
#M-9-315965
1989 CHEVY C70 PATROL/DUMP
71 pass. Location: Wautoma, WI.
Stk. #34126
#B-10-315965
1997 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
LAREDO
4 dr., 2WD. Location:
Marinette, WI. Stk. #34129#SUV-3-315965
2009 FORD CROWN VICTORIA
4 dr. sedan, police pkg. Location:
Friendship, WI. Stk. #34132 #A-7-315965
1992 PIERCE LANCE PUMPER
FIRE TRUCK
Location: Greendale, WI. Stk. #34125
#B-4-315965
2006 CHEVY SILVERADO 1500
CREW CAB LT
4WD. Location: Friendship, WI.
Stk. #34134
#T-8-315965
2002 DODGE CARAVAN SPORT
1996 ACURA 3.5RL
4 dr. sedan.
Location: Wauwatosa, WI. Stk. #14159
#A-11-315965
Location: Wauwatosa, WI.
Stk. #14160
#T-12-315965
FOR INFORMATION CALL 608-536-3565 or email [email protected] (Merna)
LOCATION: RICHLAND CENTER COMMUNITY/SENIOR CENTER
Located at the far North end of Orange St. in Krouskop Park.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2013 - 9:30 A.M.
WEBSITE: www.sheaforfarmauctions.com
LUNCH: Boaz Area Lions Club.
Auctioneer’s Note: This is the third and last auction.
FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE (over 250 pieces): Very unusual/unique Chalk Tobacco
Jar Black man bust w/cigar, 12” high; Music: Banjo/ukulele marked RC 1924 L.M.H. believed
to be Lyman Humphrey’s; Lemonade set, Nippon 7 piece set, very nice; Chocolate sets: 20 plus
sets of Bavarian German and Japanese sets have from 4 to 8 cups some with saucers some individual pots and cups; Tea sets and pots: “Thousand Face” service for 6 w/C&S; 2 Japanese sets;
Bavarian set; 6 other sets and pots; Copper Luster and German coffeepots one small RH Prussia
coffeepot; Baskets and Vases: Cranberry glass Bride’s Basket silver frame; 12 other glass baskets
in various colors; 3 Fenton Bulbous vases; Bristol vase; 12” Nippon vase very ornate; small corn
pitcher; 25 Plates: Limoges Bavarian Majolica RS German; Toby’s and figurines: George
Washington/Staffordshire Scarey Gamp/Royle Dalton unmarked Ben Franklin 9 Majolica figurines German Kamala 4 piece set of figurines; Flow Blue: 6 plates Johnson Bros. England pattern “Georgia” cracker jar cup and saucer small coffeepot large water pitcher; Other China and
Glassware: 10 pieces Carnival, 6 butter dishes 16 pieces Cranberry glass Hobnail 10 pieces
Fenton pink and blue 40 collectable toothpick holders some w/advertising; Iris stemware 3 sizes 2
sets service for 6; salts; 8 paper weights; Currier & Ives; Pressed glass; Green Pink and Blue
Depression Railroad china set of Warwick china service for 12 w/6 serving pieces; Field China service for 6; 23 piece set of children’s china. MISCELLANEOUS GLASSWARE: Depression
glass; glass cruets; 30 pieces of American Pattern glass; Frankoma dinner ware; 40 pieces of
Harlequin dishes; Humpty Dumpty cookie jar, salt and pepper; collection of cups and saucers
Lefton German Noritake; Roseville planter; set of 1950 mixing bowls; Crystal stemware TH
Havilland Limoge; china luncheon set service for 6; 6 milk glass covered dishes.
HUMMELS: Girl w/broom Full B little goat herder stylist B Goose Girl Stylist B West German;
Chimney Sweep by ICH Gring Bluck WG; 2 1976 Hummel dealer plaques; 6 piece set of Global
Monks. ART WORK: “Capital in Washington” by Russell; a reverse glass picture; “Winter
Collage” by Andre De Jong; “Southern Home” by F. Howard; Watercolor “Winter Scene” by E.
A. Louis. MARSHALL SHORT WAVE RADIO
STAMP BOOKS: Yorktown #3 first day issue, stamps envelope, complete; Mint stamp of “All
Nations,” not complete; Statesman’s Deluxe Album, not complete; International Postage Stamp
Album, Jr. Edition, 1943; International Album Parts 1 & 2, 1943, not complete; U.S. Liberty
Stamp Album, 925 stamps; Loose stamps and cancelled stamps
LARGE UNIQUE AUTOGRAPH ALBUM DATED 1870-1880 DONE IN QUILL FROM
AVOCA, WI, SET OF TOPS BASEBALL CARDS FROM MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS,
APPROXIMATELY 50 CHILDREN’S BOOKS, 1908-1960; OLD ZANE GREY BOOKS;
50 COOK BOOKS; 20 ANTIQUE COLLECTORS BOOKS.
MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIBLES: Crazy Quilt top; large selection of crocheted doilies;
blankets and comforters; clean usable twin and queen bedding; blankets and comforters; records;
roasters; dehumidifier; new Holmes window fan; set of Arnold Palmer golf clubs; miscellaneous
small tools; 6 ft. aluminum stet ladder; heavy duty metal shelving.
APPROXIMATELY 20 OLD CAMERAS; 3 RINGLING BROTHERS BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS POSTERS; CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS 1940-1970; COLLECTIBLE
DOLLS; HORSEMAN BABY; BARBIE CASES & CLOTHES; PAPER DOLLS; TIN
DOLL HOUSE.
FURNITURE: 5 ft. wooden bench; 2 blond oak dressers; twin bed; 2 brass headboards for twin
bed; 5 piece small dinette set; 2 round oak tables w/four matching chairs; wood shelving.
NOTE: This is a 5-6 hour auction
TERMS: Cash or good check; everything to be settled for day of auction. 5.5% WI SALES TAX
APPLIES. NO CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS. NO BUYER’S PREMIUM. Announcements
made day of auction take precedence over any printed material.
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Danny Sheafor #647 and Jason Bell #1905. (608)-778-2381
Clerk & Cashier by: Sheafor Farms Auctions, Richland Center, WI, 608-647-3836.
1996 FORD F450SD UTILITY/SERVICE
Location: Wausatosa, WI.
Stk. #14161
#T-13-315965
1999 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE
4 dr. sedan.
Location: Mount Horeb, WI. Stk. #5250
#A-17-315965
1999 INT’L SA DUMP/PATROL TRUCK
Plow, wing and spreader.
Location: West Bend, WI.
Stk. #14153
#B-21-315965
1996 CHEVY C/L1500
CHEYENNE EXT. CAB
4WD. Location: Mount Horeb, WI.
Stk. #5246
#T-14-315965
1997 CHEVY CAVALIER
4 dr. sedan. Location: Mount Horeb, WI.
Stk. #5251
#A-18-315965
2002 GMC SIERRA 3500HD
2WD, baby dump.
Location: West Bend, WI. Stk. #14154
#B-22-315965
2009 CHEVY IMPALA LS
4 dr. sedan, police pkg. Location:
Mount Horeb, WI. Stk. #5247#A-15-315965
1998 GMC JIMMY SLS
1997 CHEVY MALIBU
4 dr. sedan. Location:
Mount Horeb, WI. Stk. #5248#A-16-315965
1996 CHEVY C/K1500
4 dr., 4WD. Location: Mount Horeb, WI.
CHEYENNE EXT. CAB
Stk. #5252
4WD. Location: Mount Horeb, WI. Stk.#T-20-315965
#5253
#SUV-19-315965
1997 CUB CADET 7275
TRACTOR LOADER
Location: Waupaca, WI. Stk. #34111
#F-23-315965
1999 INT’L 2554 SA PATROL/
DUMP TRUCK
Wing and spreader, no plow. Location:
Fond Du Lac, WI. Stk. #14068#B-24-315965
Call Ahead For Details!!!
1-800-383-SOLD
Registered Wisconsin Auction Company, License #01
Wisconsin Surplus On Line Auction - Used Car Dealer #3887
202 W. Front St. - Mount Horeb, WI 53572-0113
(608) 437-2001 - [email protected]
ACT NOW ... AUCTIONS ENDING DAILY!
*VEHICLES & ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO AUCTION CLOSING DATES.
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AUCTION
Personal Property of Carl & Betty Fischer
CRAFT & SEWING AUCTION
Saturday • November 23rd
SALE TIME: 11:00 am
LOCATION: Marten Community Center, 120 South Franklin Street, Mondovi, WI.
Watch for the signs.
NOTE: Mary was an avid crafter & sewer. She acquired a large inventory of
sewing and crafting supplies over the years. Many of her items were never used and
are new in the box. Here is your opportunity to purchase a part of her collection.
This is a sewer’s & crafter's auction dream come true! This is not a complete
listing. To view pictures visit www.werleinauction.com. Lunch available.
SEWING/EMBROIDERY MACHINES: Pfaff Creative Visions, 4D Suite
software w/ 5D upgrade, multiple hoops, accessories; Bernina Artista 730 w/
accessories; Husqvarna Viking Designer SE, 3D software, hoops, accessories;
Chandler Mini Skipper Hemmer; Yuda screen printing machine (new in box);
sewing table, 19”x60” base w/ 21” extension; sewing machine tilt table; Inspira 4D
drawing kit, large offering of Viking embroidery software, wood hoops…
DOLL COLLECTION: Attention-Many Dolls Not Listed: Lady Grace (5’), Twirp,
Hilda, Bru, Annabel, Antoinette, Martina, Lee Anne, Beth Shirley Temple, Googley,
Gerber Baby, Boots Tyner, Old Man & Old Lady in rockers, old vinyl dolls, antique
reproduction dolls, modern porcelain dolls, wax doll, Dawn Beauty Pageant for
dolls, carousel horses w/ pole, 1986 Santa Bear, Cabbage Patch dolls, doll cradle,
many pieces of doll furniture, large doll house w/ furniture, child rocker, large
offering of doll cloths (many never used) and much more…
FABRIC & MATERIAL: Large offering (full boxes) of cotton, wool, satin, velour, fleece, corduroy, silk, lame, dotted
swiss, lace, quilted felt, faux fur, lining interface material, Alto’s Quilting System (like new), all types of thread, cotton
theory kits & patterns, yarn, crochet & tatting yarn, buttons, snaps, zippers, Lady Byron perfect pleader, Pullen pleader, Reed
pleader and much more…
Mary Deetz Estate Jim Deetz (Owner)
SALE CONDUCTED BY: ProCountry, LLC Auction Service, Registered Wisconsin Auction Company # 280; Mondovi,
WI; Tele: (715) 946-3131 AUCTIONEER: Scott Werlein (715) 495-6131 Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers #178.
Ringman: Jeremy Laehn. For pictures visit: www.werleinauction.com
WITTENBERG BEST WESTERN INN
W17267 RED OAK LANE, WITTENBERG, WI
Visit our Website For More Details: www.chuillisauction.com
Directions: Hwy. 29 east of Wittenberg 1 mile to Hwy. 45 (Exit 198), South 1/10 mile on Hwy. 45 South to Red Oak Lane.
Auction Note: An excellent offering of quality antiques and collectibles featuring clocks, glassware, pottery, toys and
more. Several Items were added from a vintage estate. Dealers & Collectors will want to attend this sale.
Firearms & Sporting Related: German P38 pistol w/Nazi proof marks & holster, Winchester M1 Garand
rifle, M1 carbine, Winchester model 1901 10 gauge lever action shotgun, Winchester model 1894 .32 lever
action, New Haven 20 gauge, Winchester M59 12 gauge, American Gun Co. & Knickerbocker double barrels and more. Hand forged bear trap w/teeth, wicker creels, Whitetail shoulder mounts,
deer sheds and more.
Antiques & Collectibles: Edison Amberola table top phonograph, oak wall
phone, Danish desk telephones, 4 gallon stone ware butter churn, Red Wing mini
jug, 1986 souvenir of Red Wing jug, Red Wing Iris pitcher, Grape Cluster on Trellis
stoneware pitcher, Grape Cluster in Shield pitcher, Red Wing commemorative Iris
P38 w/Nazi pitcher, Blue & White Windmill stoneware pitcher, 2 gal. Red Wing
crock, 3 gallon Red Wing jug, bottom stamped jugs & crocks, figural
proof marks
lamp, sponge bowls, Aladdin oil lamp & other oil lamps, boudoir
lamps, Shawnee Mugsy 5 inch salt & peppers, quality unsigned watercolor landscape, Danish desk telephone
unsigned chalk pastel landscape, chalk pastel landscape signed Wilson, baby mannequin,
full size mannequin, mannequin bust, some vintage clothing, high top shoes, vintage umbrellas, vintage base drum
with windmill painted skin, R.S. Prussia bowl, teacher’s bells, Victorian pickle caster, Roseville pottery pieces,
Weller planter, Weller jardinière, beaded purses, perfume bottles, hatpin holder, German beer steins, pewter beer
stein. Carnival Glass To Include: Northwood electric blue Fruit & Flower handled compote,
Northwood Grape & Cable amethyst hatpin holder, Fenton Orange Tree white bowl, Fenton
Diamond & Rib blue and green vases and more. Fenton Glass To Include: cranberry Coin Dot
opalescent basket, Plumb Hobnail basket, Burmese baskets, cranberry opalescent Hobnail pitcher, blue opalescent hobnail pieces, white opalescent Hobnail pieces and more. Other
Glassware To Include: Westmoreland, several pieces of opalescent, Imperial
vase (old mark), purple amethyst, black amethyst and more. Clocks To Include:
Ingraham & New Haven banjo clocks, LeRoi Vienna regulator, Vienna regulator
with shelves, D.R. Patent Germany weight driven Vienna regulator and other Vienna
regulators, LFS copper face wall clock, Waterbury kitchen wall clock, Standard 10 Gal Red Wing
Electric Time Co. school wall slave clock, New Haven Standard Time calendar
watercooler
wall clock, mantle & shelf clocks, clock statues. Vintage Toys & Dolls To
Include: 1920’s Wolverine Sunny Andy tin litho windup ferry boat, 1950’s Marx Rex Mars Planet
Patrol windup space tank, Wolverine windup submarine, several battery operated, Hubley Midget flintlock cap gun, pressed steel stake truck, tin friction cars, coin banks, Armand Marseille bisque head
dolls, composition Shirley Temple doll and other vintage dolls. Kitchen Collectibles To Include:
glass butter churns, wood dough bowls, Griswold waffle iron, grey graniteware, enamelware, child’s
white enamel teapot and coffeepot, wire egg basket, vintage green handle utensils, wood spoon
D.R. Patent collection, spice cabinets, 4 drawer wood spice box, wood butter mild and more. Furniture To
Germany
Include: China cabinets with curved glass sides, Victorian settee, glass door cabinet, parlor table,
weight driven plant stands, platform rocker and more. Rest Of The Sale: 5 drawer spool cabinet, cow creamers,
Vienna regula- moose pitchers, fountain pens, watch fobs, cigarette lighters, Embury No. 500 lantern with red
tor wall clock globe, stoneware foot warmer, glass insulators, wood spools, vintage pencil sharpener, Stanley No.
50 plane and other planes, hens on nests, berry bowl sets, cat teapot, small animal neck yoke,
Bessie Pease Gutmann prints, vintage cows & stream print and much more.
Additions From Vintage Estate: Red Wing 10 gal. water cooler & other Red Wing crocks, early tin Ice Cream parlor scoops and cups, blue onion rolling pins and funnels, Arcade Jewel glass canister wall coffee grinder, 1920’s
National general store coffee grinder, large primitive dough bowl 17” wide by 46” long, vintage cast iron trivets,
child’s sled, skeleton key cork screw, enamelware, Gentleman’s dresser and more.
Terms & Conditions: Cash, Good Wisconsin Check, Visa, MC or Discover. All items sold AS IS. Wisconsin sales
tax laws apply.
Mannequin Bust
Five drawer
spool cabinet
Wall regulator
w/shelves
Gentleman's dresser
Marx Rex Mars Planet
Patrol space tank
New Haven calendar wall clock
1920's Wolverine Sunny
Andy tin litho ferry boat
Vintage ice
cream parlor
tin ware
CHUILLI’S AUCTION & APPRAISAL SERVICE, LLC
JERRY CHUILLI
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #275
P.O. Box K Wittenberg, WI 54499
715-253-3038 Cell: 715-297-2457 Email: [email protected]
Central Wisconsin’s Premiere Auction & Appraisal Service!!!
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ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE AUCTION
TRAINS, TRAINS, TRAINS!!
INSIDE THE BARABOO ELKS LODGE,
623 BROADWAY, BARABOO, WI 53913 Watch for Signs.
Dorshorst Auction Bldg. - 113 N. Main St. (Hwy. 73), Deerfield, WI
See pictures at www.dorshorstauctions.com
NOTE: This sale is full of nice vintage pieces that are rare & sought after. www.girlwithagavel.com for photos.
Special: Heritage Collection Waterford Crystal Banana Compote (reserve); Rare Nobility Italian Accordion w/case;
Schwinn Delta Winner Bike; Toddler’s Indian Motorized Motorcycle; Sigma Martin D112-4
Acoustic Guitar (reserve); 1955 Walt Disney Peter Puppet Davy
Crockett Marionette; Robinson Ransbottom USA Blue Crown 3,5,6
Crocks; Sans & Streiffe 618 Spacemaster 600 power Refractor
Telescope w/case & accessories (reserve); Supertone Trumpet w/case;
Gilbert Giant Ferris Wheel Erector Set in Original case; Red Wing
Crocks; Singer Mini Sewing Machine; 30 Bottles of Mt. Saint Helen’s
Ash; French Antique Cheese Slicer. Antique/Collectible: Scottish Bagpipes; Seiko Melodies in
Motion Fan Fare Wall Clock; Dryden Pottery; Outdoor Wire Sleigh; Roseville RRP; Hull Pottery;
Cobalt Blue Glass; Brown Band Yellow Dough Bowl; Red Wing Centerpiece; Lodge & Griswold Cast Pans;
Fenton, Ruby Red, Depression, Lefton, Carnival Glassware; Amber Glass Collection; Metal Dollhouse; Brian
Marx Pottery; Capt. Kangaroo Record; Marbles; Hot Wheels; Postcards; Gorham Norman Rockwell;
Nobility Oneida Reverie Flatware; Beatles Album; G.I. Joe Dolls & Clothing; Longaberger
Baskets & Stand; Duncan Imperial Yo-Yo; John Deere Toy Tractors & Toy Farm items;
International Toy Tractors; Fifth Ave. Crystal; Currier & Ives; Hall Pottery; Occupied Japan items;
Rowe Pottery; Wedgewood; Charmart Limoges & German Plates; Norman Rockwell Figures &
Books; Carnival Glass; Nintendo NES Game System w/14 games; Dayton Copper Fire Extinguisher; Life-Like
Train Set; Deuberti Italian Wine Goblets; Superior Beer Postcards; Painted Ponies; Child’s Teddy Bear Tea Set;
Crosley Phonograph; Art Glass Vases; Beaker Glasses; Blue Nun Mirror; Pickard China; Stained Glass Billiard
Light; Cast Iron Cow Dinner Bell; Cobblers Shoe Stands; Westmoreland Milk Glass; Terry Redlin Stein;
Teakwood Elephants; Beam Decanters; Bohemian Cobalt Blue Vase; Dick Tracy Little Books; J.C. Flanigan Maker
Cuyahoga Works; Kodak Brownie Hawkeye; Kodak Beau Brownie; Williamsburg Pottery; Royal Haegar Pitcher; Alamo
Pottery; Crown Royal Abbey Pattern China Set; WM Rogers Overland Flatware set in box; 1959 Gilbert Microscope &
Labset; Enamelware; G.I. Joe Dolls & Clothes; 1934-39 Womans World Magazines; 1943 Detective Stories; 1969 Man
on Moon Magazine; 1943-45 Redbook; 1948-49 Friends; 1947-48 Cappers Farmer; 1934-45 Woman’s Home Companion;
1946 American Legion; Stanley Planes; Farm Journal 1942-48; lots of old magazines & much more.
Terms: Cash or good check with positive ID required. 5.5% Sales Tax. All items sold as is where is. $35 return check
fee. Announcements made the day of the auction have precedence over advertisements. No Buyers Fee.
Kelly Hess: Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer #2671-052
992 Cty. Rd. K, Wisc. Dells, WI 53965 (608-432-1155)
PUBLIC AUCTION
10786 FOWLER RD., ROCHELLE, IL 61068
To settle the Estate of the late Mary Ellen Prestegaard, we will offer at Public Auction the following
described Antiques, Collectibles, Household & Real Estate situated at 134 Hardanger Gate, Lee, IL
60530. This auction will be held off site at our indoor facility located at 10786 Fowler Rd., Rochelle,
IL 61068. Watch for Bearrows Real Estate & Auction signs from Flagg Rd. & Rt. 251 at the north
edge of Rochelle IL. Contact Auctioneer John Bearrows at 815-562-5113 / 815-739-9150 or visit
our web site at http://www.bearrows.com for further information & pictures.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 2013 - 9:00 A.M.
Comfort Station - Lunch by Junk Yard Dogs
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Don't miss out on the rare finds from the walk up attic to the rafters in the
garage, also the complete liquidation of Mary Ellen's remaining gift shop items. Truly a unique sale! We
will start out by selling Personal Property with the Real Estate to be offered at approx. 11:00 AM. The Real
Estate will be offered in 3 separate parcels. Parcel 1 consisting of a 2 story single family home and an oversized detached garage situated on 2 lots. Parcel 2 consists of adjoining lot with 19x22 garage w/gravel floor.
Parcel 3 will be a combination of parcel 1 & 2. Visit our website for full list http://www.bearrows.com or
auctionzip. Plan now to attend!!
DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE: 134 Hardanger Gate, Lee, IL will be held off site at our indoor facility. The RE will be offered in 3 separate parcels as followed: Parcel 1: This stately home dating back to the
1800's is a rare find in rural Lee, IL. Situated on 2 lots (120x150) w/mature trees and an oversized 4 car
detached garage with alley access. The house is quality constructed straight and square. There are 3+ bedrooms, 1.5 baths, lg. 1st floor laundry/mud room, ample closet space, walk-up attic, full unfinished basement, GFA furnace, private septic new 2012 and city water. Features include but not limited to original hardwood trim package & flooring, pocket doors, swinging door between kitchen and dining, stain glass windows, custom built in safe, built in storage throughout & volume ceilings. Parcel 2: 60x150 lot including
a 19x22 garage w/gravel floor. Parcel 3: Combination of 1 & 2. Contact Auctioneer John Bearrows at 815562-5113 or 815-739-9150 for more information and/or a private viewing.
REAL ESTATE TERMS: $5,000.00 down the day of the auction on each parcel and or the combination
of 1 & 2 with the balance due on or before December 30th, 2013 at which time full possession will be given.
Seller is to provide an appropriate Deed, as well as a merchantable Title Policy in the amount of the purchase
price. 4% buyer's premium will be added to the final sale price of the home and/or lot. Property is being conveyed in its "As Is" condition without any contingencies with regard to financing and/or the sale of another
piece of property. All announcements made the day of the auction will take precedence over all prior advertising.
ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & HOUSEHOLD: Burl wood roll top desk/secretary w/ornate carvings
(very nice); Round end table w/swivel type legs; Round oak table w/2 leaves; Duncan
Phyfe drop leaf table on casters; Lane plaid pattern sofa sleeper; Sofa & matching love
seat; Lane rocker recliner; Lg. round coffee w/matching end tables; Lg.
old church pew; Wainscot cabinet w/pie safe screen top doors; Pine cabinet w/glass door; Oval kitchen table w/4 matching straight back chairs;
Usual kitchen items & appliances; Kenmore (almond) side by side refrigerator w/water & ice in door; Whirlpool glass top stove; Whirlpool Quiet
Partner dishwasher; Kenmore (white) washer & electric dryer; Metal
shelving; Very lg. selection of canning jars; Wooden buffet; Tins; Baldwin
electric organ w/bench; Lg. amount of sheet music; Oak & wood
desks; Crib; Baby buggy; Cradle; Vintage baby clothes; Blocks;
Child's drop leaf table; Child's metal lawn table& 2 chairs; Steamer
trunk; Cedar lined chest; 2 Samson antique fans w/rubber blades (very
rare); Antique marbles, some clay; Old board games; Transistor radio
set; Lg. assortment of books including but not limited to boys & girls
readers, school & scout books; Cane bottom chairs; Pressed back oak chairs; Old cameras; Binoculars; Antique frame; Salt & pepper collection; Cup & saucer collection; Collectable glassware
including Japan, Roseville pottery, stemware, silver plate ware, snack set, B&G plates & others;
Just 15 minutes from Madison, WI
About 500 lots post war, Lionel, HO, N & O scales-engines, rolling stock, track, accessories, train
collectibles, MORE! Terms: Cash or check w/positive picture ID. Everything settled for day of
sale. 5.5% sales tax applies. No buyer’s fee.
Marv Dorshorst, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #344
1078 Nesheim Road, Deerfield, WI 53531 - 608-764-8233 or 608-628-1631 [email protected]
Next Auction: Dec. 1st -10:00 am -Bill & Diana Kuhl, 5067 Tower Line Rd., Marshall, WI
AUCTION
Real Estate: 80 acres of Wooded hunting land in Lincoln county w/small trailer. Offered
at 1:00 P.M. Call for selling package. Wilichowski Realty & Auctions. 715-443-3171
Estate of Gerald Berna
152nd Avenue Auction Barn - 124 152nd Ave., Marathon, WI
This is a large sale. Be ready to spend the day outside. Machinery and equipment will be sold
first, then the sale will move to the barn.
Motorcycle: Antique Indian & Triumph parts (Indian complete in parts), Tools: Wood working
small & large tools, meat cutting equipment, fishing equipment, car parts, Ammo and reloading
equipment, Antiques, Ginseng equipment & machinery, Ford 2004 6.0 diesel truck, dually double cab, ‘84 Chev. plow truck, 4 wheel drive, 180 M.F. Diesel tractor, wood splitter, 2 ton Chev.
truck w/rach. & hoist, trencher, older forklift.
See website for pictures and full auction bill at 1-bid-2.com
Terms: Cash. Regular auction terms & conditions.
Auction By: RON WILICHOWSKI AUCTION & REALTY
Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Ron Wilichowski #146. 715-443-3171
Memorabilia advertising; Turn of the century agriculture handbook; Antique wooden shipping crate; Dress
form; Antique doctor bags; Old military uniforms; Metal stool; Iron bed frame; Maple twin bunk beds;
Antique dresser w/ornate carvings swivel mirror & hat box; Antique Eastlake style bedroom set includes
dresser w/marble top mirror, tear drop pulls, matching 3 drawer chest; Jenny Lind full size bed w/head &
foot boards; Kroehler 8 drawer chest of drawers, king sz. bed, vanity w/mirror, stool & night stand;
Sofa/library type table; 4 drawer dresser; 3 drawer chest; Queen medical bed w/dual controls; Quilts; Quilt
rack; Linens & dry goods; Pocket watch display w/2 watches; Old Victor adding machine; Paymaster ck.
writer; File cabinets; Royal antique typewriter; GE electrified antique radio; Philco wood radio; Zenith transmitter trans-oceanic radio; Bacharach Draftrite pocket gauge; Wood computer table & printer stand; Compaq
Presario computer w/keyboard, monitor & HP color printer; RCA TV & stand; Lamps; Seasonal items.
CRAFTING & STORE RELATED ITEMS: Gnome figurines & collectable items; Candles;
Festive napkins new in pkg.; Trinkets; Finger towels; Buttons; Lg. assortment of DMC thread
(NIB) #115 & 116; Craft hardware; Hardanger material & crafting books; Coasters for crafting;
Card stock; Scandinavian jewelry pieces, some pewter, enamel, silver & other; Glass front display
case; Magazine display case; Card racks; Picture frames; Locking file cabinet; T-shirts.
SIGNS, PUMPS & RELATED ITEMS: (2) 4x4 Skelly oil signs bolted together w/large
hanging bracket; Skelly distributor yard sticks; 2 original Skelly gasoline 2 sided porcelain
signs complete w/cast iron bases (1 w/bullet shot); Original Skelly TAGOLENE oils & grease
2 sided porcelain sign w/cast iron base; Good Gulf metal signs; 9 Skelly original globes NIB
(boxes are weathered) globes are awesome; Skelly decals; Skelly uniform shirt; Several items
from Prestegaard Oil Co. (later known as Lee Oil Products); India tires signs w/wood frames
single sided; (2) RUSH visible gas pumps glass intact (model K); Several hand crank fuel &
barrel pumps; Tokheim model 39 upright gas pump serial #1021862-5-53/B-48822, Fort
Wayne, Indiana (1 door missing glass) appears to be complete; Wayne upright model
400, Shell, only readable part of serial #1244 JA/B-869844; American model 510 serial (believed to be) #143901. GARAGE ITEMS: '61 Chevy banner approx.. 18'x3';
Wheel Horse Charger 12 garden tractor w/deck, snow blade & pull behind cart; Lawn
cart; Charcoal grill w/cover; Old truck/tractor grill; Assorted hand tools; Electric chain saw;
Hardware; Old license plates dating back to the 50's; Wire garden fence; Snap-On tool chest;
(3) Snap-On roll around carts; Lg. assortment of Snap-On, Mac & Craftsman mechanics tools.
PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: Cash or Check w/driver's license I.D., VISA, Master Card, Discover
or American Express. 10% buyer's premium applies on all personal property. Electronic clerking system
used. Announcements made the day of auction take precedence over all prior advertising. Not responsible
for accidents or items after sold.
Mary Ellen Prestegaard Trust #101, Attorney Jim Stoddard - 815.748.0380. Klein, Stoddard, Buck & Lewis
LLC * 2045 Aberdeen Ct., Sycamore IL 60178
815-562-5113
361 W Hwy. 38 • PO Box 420
Rochelle, IL 61068
www.bearrows.com
AUCTIONEER:
John Bearrows, Rochelle, IL
815-562-5113 Office
815-739-9150 Cell
815-562-8453 Fax
Email [email protected]
IL #440000243
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COLLECTIBLE & HOUSEHOLD AUCTION
Sale Held at: Sweeney Auction
Center, Waukon, IA
South Edge of Waukon, IA
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Sq. Nail Punch Tin Pie Cupboard, Oak Ice Chest, Marble Top
Dresser w/Mirror & Plant Stand, Mustard Colored Grain Tub, Fire Place Mantel, 2 Primitive
Hanging Cupboards, Cottage Commode & Side Table, Grain Painted Corner Table, Oak Wall
Toilet, Wood Box, Wicker Plant Stands & Desk & Chairs, Iron Gas Station Sign Pole, Old Door
Shutters, Architectural Pieces, Porch Post, Tin Ceiling Squares, Chairs & Rockers, Small Tables,
Spinning Wheel, Lighting Rods & Globes, Butcher Block Table w/Cast Iron Base, 3 Metal Signs,
Cast Iron Crystal Chandelier, Drug Store Bottles, Dozen Quilts, 3 Folding Screens, Asst.
Glassware & Carnival Glassware, Old Wood Egg Display, Older Toys, Vintage Tail Men’s
Tuxedos, Winnebago Indian Baskets, Longaberger Baskets & Others, 2 Amber Fruit Jars & Blue
Fruit Jars, Wall Phone, Oil Paintings, 2 Spookum Indian Dolls, Folk Art Birdhouse, Deer Head
Mount, Toy Cars, Trucks & Airplanes. Numerous items of antique and collectible value.
For Full Listing visit our website at: www.sweeneyauctionservice.com
SWEENEY AUCTION SERVICE - WAUKON, IA
Jeff L. & Jodi L. Sweeney Auctioneers - 563-568-2464 • [email protected]
Krueger & Krueger, LLC. COIN AUCTION
HOLIDAY INN, ROTHSCHILD, WI (WAUSAU)
1000 IMPERIAL AVENUE AT CEDAR CREEK
Viewing begins at 8:30 A.M.
THE PLAIN, WI COLLECTION: Great selections of USA and WORLD coins, including Half
Cents through Dollars.
Keys, semi-Keys, better dates, nice condition, etc. Features Most Indian and Lincoln Cents
including 1877, 1909-S, 1909-S VDB, 1914-D, etc. Almost complete V-Nickels with a Proof
1883, Cents and Buffalos including many tough dates and a Proof 1937! Nice selections of Barber
and Mercury Dimes including 1916-D; Nice selections of Barber and Standing Quarters; Barber
Halves and Morgan Dollars. Proof & Mint Sets; World Coins and Currency and a special selection of circulated cent rolls including 1909 VDB, 1912-D, 1924-D and hundreds of others. See you
there!
Full listing at www.kurtkruegercoins.com: Bid live or online or pre-bid on proxy-bid.
Terms: 10% onsite buyers premium; 5.5% sales tax unless you have a valid resale number.
AUCTIONEER: Carl Theorin, #137 Wausau Sales & Auctioneers; Arranged by KRUEGER &
KRUEGER, LLC – 169 North Main St. IOLA, WI. HELP LINE: (715) 630-5521
--- We deliver creative and effective auction solutions ---
Mike & Deb Cady Auctioneers,
319-364-4143 [email protected]
www.cadyauction.com
WINCHESTER COLLECTION.
70+ GUNS, MILITARY AUCTION
At The CADY AUCTION GALLERY - 833 SHAVER ROAD NE, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
ANTIQUE AUCTION
KEWASKUM, WI
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 collection of Jim & Carol Peters, Mequon, with additions.
Visit www.paulauction.com for photos and updates.
FURNITURE: Cherry: Nice two pc. corner cupboard, 1845 double bookcase, 1 drwr. washstand & another, drop
leaf tbl. Pine: good step back kitchen cupboard, 10 drwr. oak/pine captain’s
chest, 30” chimney cupboard, settle bench, nice 3 door dry sink, early 1 drwr.
dry sink, cupboards, cabinet, bookcase, 4 drwr. chest, 1 drwr. kitchen tbl., rustic
tbl., early 3 leg tavern tbl., early lift top chest, trunk in old paint, flour bin, showcase. Oak: 20 drwr. stacking cabinet; nice hanging cabinet; watch maker’s
bench, counter top showcase, lamp tbl. Rustic: Old Hickory arm chair &
matching bench, 6 chairs & rockers incl. Old Hickory, child’s chairs & rocker
include Old Hickory, 2 hickory & oak tbls., hickory loveseat, Adirondack novelty tbls. & stand, hickory splint mag. rack. Oak Arts & Crafts: 2 umbrella
stands, book stand & rack. Early American: Set/6 Ethan Allen brace back windsors, Ethan Allen
sideboard, kitchen table w/4 lvs., drop leaf & refectory tbls., tavern tbl., cherry dresser. Vict.: Walnut hanky drwr.
dresser, walnut commode & washstand, walnut desk/cash drwr., wall pkt., wire plant stand. The Rest: Butternut
kitchen cupboard; Cobbler’s bench w/orig. contents; Lg. early immigrant trunk; 30’s pub game tbl.; Pair wingback
chairs; Set/4 rush seat chairs; Set/4 children’s bow backs; Benches; Rope bed; Early cradle; Lift top
tbl.; Etc. CLOCKS: English oak tall case calendar by S. Ballin, Wootton; English mahogany tall
case w/4 seasons dial & Tam O’shanter pub scene; Ithaca fancy Farmer #10 dbl. dial
calendar; 2 ST#2 wt. driven reg.; 3 wt. Vienna reg.;Atkins & Downs for Geo. Mitchell
split column wood mvmt.; Simplex & Cinnci Time factory clocks; Bavarian wood
works 2 wt. wag on wall; ST, Waterbury & Ideal galleries; English Fusee gallery;
Gilbert Excelsior cabinet; Ingraham Ionic; Calumet Powder Sessions store reg.; Sessions
E calendar store reg.; No. 3 Gilbert store reg.; 2 Delft plate clocks; Welch, NH &
Ingraham schoolhouses; STmini schoolhouse; Welch beehive; 6 different kitchen clocks;
Ingraham Aurora; ST cottage; Welch & Smith & Goodrich OGs; NH oak A&C.
CHRISTMAS: Xmas store window displays; 4 feather trees 3 & 4ft.; Cotton tree; 2
feather tree stands; Nice tree fence; Bubble light tree; Cotton Santa; Cobalt kugel; Good
sleigh bell straps incl. acorn bell; German glass bead strings, tinsel ornaments, paper & tinsel, etc.; Huge
ass’t of ornaments, figural Vict. thru Shiny Brite; Crepe garland; Mache boots; Candle clips; Novelty
Xmas candles; MUCH more. THE REST: 10.5” Symphonion dbl. comb. music box w/21 discs; Full size Kurz &
Allison Battle of Cold Harbor Litho; Full size C&I litho Bombardment & Capture of Island #10; Vict. oil paintings
& others; Super 1800’s mini log cabin; Folk Art house; Folksy model buildings; Am. Indian diorama; 24” bronze
angel statue after August Moreau; Brass urn.; Vict. spelter statues & urns; 18” caramel slag tbl. lamp; Vict. hanging
lamp; Store hanging lamp; Brass candelabra; Dietz buggy lantern; Brass blade fan; Folk Art bald eagle on shield;
“Express” horse drawn wagon w/pull horse; Lionel 2026 eng. & tender, 2328 eng. & 18 cars, switches, etc.; Lg.
pond boat; Bisque head doll; Doll trunk; Early cribbage board; Iron candle stand; Iron valet; Iron mag rack; Colored
& cased Vict. art glass; 3 fruits Carnival bowl; Epergne; Czech glass; Goofus glass; 6g RW crock; RW mason jar;
Nest/6 mix bowls; Majolica bowl; Moriage pcs.; Jardinière; Svc./12 china; 9 Hummels; S&P shaker collection;
Child’s Bissel sweeper; Lap grinder; Little Tot spice grinder; Spice cabinet; Cop whirly-gig; Old mags; Fancywork;
#4 farm bell; Dachshund boot scraper; Cream City bin/sifter; Lg. wood bowl; Wool gathering basket; Brass kettle;
Copper boiler; Winnebago baskets; Arrowheads; Dazey tin churn; Click wheel yarn winder; Flax breaker; Early
wooden scoop; Putnam dye cabinet; Shutters; Several pairs wood skis.
Charbroiled Brats, Hamburgers & Refreshments.
Appraisals ~ Real Estate ~ On Site or Indoor Sales
Preview: Fri. 11/15, 12:00 Noon-4:00 P.M. & SAT., 11/16, doors open at 8:30 A.M.
Featuring the late Jim Godwin's Winchester Collection, 50+ Winchester guns, 150+ Winchester
collectible items; mounts, pelts & collectible ammunition. Jim was a vendor at gun shows for years
and after retirement, was the proprietor of Brighton Outdoorsman in Brighton, IA. Winchester
Rifles: Mdls. 1890's, 1902, 03's, 04's, 06, 47, 55's, 61's, 62's, 63, 67’s, 69, 70, 72, 74, 75, 77, 490,
94, 90. Winchester Shotguns: Mdls. 12's, 20, 21, 24, 36, 37. Other Long guns: Garand 308,
Mauser 98, Remington, JC Higgins, Inter Arms, H&R. Hand guns: Colt Python, Marbles Game
Getter, S&W 38, Beretta. Colt 1911 .22 Conversion kit. 150 + Winchester collectibles: Tools, ice
cream maker, reels, signs, golf club, fly rod, etc. Military: WW I Medic's personal items & WWII
Air Force Navigator case w/Navigator items, Nazi Youth knives, medals, flag, podium banner +.
Paratrooper knife, Sextant, Helmets, Medals. Flags. Mounts. Ammo: collectible & usable.
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Petroliana & Automobilia Bring Fantastic Prices at
Matthews Auctions’ Fall Peotone Event
Article & Photos by Matthews Auctions, LLC
The two-day event was held in Peotone, Ill., prior to the start of the popular
Chicagoland Petroleum & Advertising Show
held twice a year, always in Peotone. The action
kicked off on Thursday evening, Oct. 17, with
200 lots of petroliana (gas station collectibles)
and automobilia. Another 450 lots came up for
bid on Friday, Oct. 18. More than 200 people
attended in person.
“This was our strongest and largest sale to
date,” declared Dan Matthews of Matthews
Auctions, LLC. And that’s no small statement,
considering the firm has been holding petroliana
and automobilia auctions for many years.
Matthews added, “We had lots of aggressive buyers, in person, online and over the phone. By the
time it was all done, we had grossed over $800,000.”
More than 350 people bid online, through Proxibid,
while 30 more bidders each bid by phone and through
Wyeth Tires single-sided porcelain absentee (left) bidding. “The spirited bidding
curved sign with boy in early driv- resulted in record prices for some items, including the Beacon Ethyl sign,” Matthews said. That
ing gear graphics, rated 9+
sign – measuring 48 inches by 30 inches and
($34,100).
boasting great gloss and color – was similar to
one Matthews sold last spring.
Following are additional highlights from
the auction. All prices quoted include a 10 percent buyer’s premium.
An exceedingly rare Rickenbacker
Authorized Flat Rate Service double-sided
porcelain sign, saying “A car worthy of its
name” (a reference to the auto maker’s famous
founder, Eddie Rickenbacker, the highly decorated World War I flying ace), rated nearmint at 9+, showing the Rickenbacker firm’s
iconic logo and measuring 16 inches by 30
inches, topped out at $38,500.
A scarce double-sided porcelain die-cut
sign for Rand McNally Official Hotel, with a
graphic of a Native American drawing on a wall, rated 9,
Peerless Stages Bus Depot double- measuring 17 inches by 14 inches and feasided porcelain shield-shaped sign turing super gloss and color, with just a few
with large bus graphics ($33,000). chips at the top edge, knocked down at
$29,700. The sign was the most common of
the five types produced, and was probably made in the 1920s.
A super rare Wyeth Tires single-sided porcelain curved shield-shaped sign,
rated near-mint at 9+ and showing a whimsical graphic of a boy in early driving gear
sitting in a stack of tires, breezed to $34,100. The 22 inch by 18 inch sign was
marked “Wyeth Hardware & Mfg. Company, St. Joseph, Mo.” and “Burdick
Consumer Building, Chicago and Beaver Falls, Pa.”
A Mohawk Gasoline single-sided tombstone-shaped neon sign mounted on
a can, rated 9, 52 inches by 44 inches and with a graphic of an Indian with a single
feather, with the can new and the neon in working condition, fetched $30,800; and
an Oilzum Motor Oils (“The Cream of Pure Pennsylvania Oil”) double-sided porce-
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lain sign with logo, rated 9 and 8.75, 24 inches in
diameter, with both sides showing nice
gloss and color, went to a determined bidder
for $27,500.
A set of five Weed (tire) Chains
signs and displays were sold as single lots.
One was a metal counter-top display with
contents (chains, pliers, bags and more), in
overall good condition (except for some
minor wear). It brought $8,250. Also, a
Mother Penn Motor Oil single-sided porcelain neon sign with logo, mounted on an original can, rated 9, changed hands for $16,500.
A Peerless Stages Bus Depot doublesided porcelain shield-shaped sign with great gloss
and color and in super condition, measuring 36 inches
by 31 inches, hammered for $33,000; and a
Dodge Service double-sided porcelain sign Rand McNally Official Hotel doublesided porcelain die-cut sign with
with early “DB” (Dodge Brothers) logo,
rated 8.75 and so scarce Dan Matthews said Indian graphics, rated 9 ($29,700).
he’d never sold one before, went to a new
owner for $7,150.
A Saxon Motor Car double-sided
porcelain sign, rated 9 on one side and 8.9 on
the other, 18 inches by 18 inches, marked
Ohio Valley Enameling Co. (Huntington,
W. Va.), with great graphics, garnered
$19,800; and a Cadillac double-sided
porcelain oval sign with crest logo, rated
9, 35 inches by 55 inches, with clean
fields and very nice gloss and color, rose
to $17,600.
A Paragon Motor Oil doublesided porcelain sign with derrick, truck
and refinery graphics and in the original
ring, 26 inches in diameter and boasting
good color and gloss, hit $16,500; and an
original Auburn Sales & Service porce- Mohawk (Gasoline) single-sided porcelain flange sign, rated 9.5, marked lain tombstone-shaped sign mounted on
Veribrite Signs (Chicago) and the first
a can, rated 9 ($30,800).
time one has been sold by Matthews,
made $14,800.
Matthews Auctions’ next big event will be the third annual Thanksgiving
gun, antique advertising and petroliana sale, slated for Nov. 29-Dec. 1 in Raymond,
Ill. Day one will feature guns, firearms advertising and coins, to include a collection
of silver dollars (1880s-1920s); days two and three will have petroliana (including
rare gas pumps), soda pop and country store items.
Dan Matthews has written a book about petroliana, titled The Fine Art of
Collecting and Displaying Petroliana. For more information on how to order a copy,
log on to the Matthews Auctions website, at www.matthewsauctions.com. Or, order
a copy by calling 1-877-968-8880.
Matthews Auctions, LLC, is always accepting quality consignments for
future auctions. To consign a single item or a collection, you may call them at (217)
563-8880; or, you can send an e-mail to [email protected]. For more
information about Matthews Auctions and the upcoming Nov. 29-Dec. 1 auction in
Raymond, Ill., log on to www.matthewsauctions.com.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Rural Life Antique
Show & Sale
Tuscola, Illinois
Douglas County Museum
700 South Main Street
Friday, Nov. 8th: 12-6pm
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Presenting Great Americana & Folk Art Dealers
Galena, IL
“a Gathering on the Prairie”
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Antique Show & Sale
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November 17
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10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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For Dealer Info: Bob Traynoff ~ 847-244-9263
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Collectibles & Craft Vendors
Admission $6 ~ Free Parking ~ 13 & under Free
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www.thirdsundaymarket.com
45+ Dealers specializing in early
Americana Country Primitives.......
furniture, early lighting, textiles,
stoneware, folk art, baskets,
woodenware & much more
Antique Advertising, Slot Machine & Jukebox
ROCHESTER, MN
MAYO CIVIC CENTER
125 Vendors • Open 8-4 • Food • No Pets
Saturday, November 9
8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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ANTIQUE SHOW
& SALE
Friday, November 22 ~ 10-8pm
Saturday, November 23 ~ 9-4pm
Rock Garden Banquet &
Confrence Center
1951 Bond St., Green Bay, WI
Green Bay-DePere Antiquarian Society
www.antiquariansocitetygbdp.org
641-832-2700 507-269-1473
Michigan Fair Grounds
2900 Lake Street • Kalazazoo, Michigan
Admission $6.00 under 12 free
Preview admission Friday, November 29th 4-8pm $30.00
From Antique to New
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2013
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tinley Park High School
6111 W 175th St. • Tinley Park, Illinois
Admission $6.00 Kids 6-12 $2.00
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4 miles South of Wausau, WI
FEBRUARY 7 & 8 ~ 2014
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I-94 (exit #294, Hwy J), South 1 mile to
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February 1 & 2, 2014
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MOVIE POSTERS WANTED: 1-Sheets,
3-Sheets, lobby cards, displays, banners, glass slides. Dwight Cleveland, PO
Box 10922, Chicago, IL 60610-0922.
773-525-9152 or Fax 773-525-2969.
E-mail: [email protected]
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1930B
1940’S DAISY RED RYDER B-B
RIFLES w/wood stocks, marked
Manufactured Plymouth Michigan.
Write: Beets, PO Box 457, Gardner, KS
66030
1912P
HASKELL COFFIN: poster, prints,
trays, Dixie beer tray w/picture of waitress.
Write Marvin Groen, 1104
Fairway Drive W, Ladysmith WI 54848
or call 715-532-5022 or email
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1917P
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Buying ANYTHING Military Related
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Free List: INDIAN ANTIQUES,
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ATTENTION DEALERS, PICKERS &
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Hwy V then north) Racine County
262-835-9957
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1918B
HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD Butterfly drop
leaf table with (2) 18” leaves, (6) dog
bone chairs w/original green/black/white
tweed fabric, c. 1950’s, $650. Call 920922-1680
1917P
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DONLEY AUCTIONS NOVEMBER SALE TO
INCLUDE KIDDIELAND CAROUSEL AND
OTHER UNIQUELY AMERICANA ITEMS
UNION, Ill. – One of the most respected antique experts in the country, Randy
Donley, founder of Donley Auctions, will present a spectacular one-night auction
featuring 300 one of a kind items, to include the Kiddieland carousel and a rare intact
1880’s Soda Fountain and Pharmacy interior on Saturday, November 16 at 6 p.m. at
Donley’s Wild West Town, 8512 South Union Road, Union, IL.
A “first look” preview party will be presented on Friday, November 15 at 6 p.m.,
also to be held at Donley’s. Viewing will also take place on Saturday at 10 a.m. until
start of auction.
Other featured items include two other one of
a kind carousels, a 1917
Harley
Davidson
motorcycle, a 1907
two-cylinder
Horseless Carriage
Automobile,
a
1953
Packard
C a r i b b e a n
Convertible (one of
only 30 known of its
kind), a 1932 Buick coupe, a
Steinway reproducing baby grand piano, leaded glass windows from the respected
Bogenrief Studios, and antique restored pedal cars. Also up for auction is arcade
equipment, nickelodeons, antique phonographs, music boxes, juke boxes, and paper
and tin advertising. The event conveniently takes place the same weekend as the
Chicagoland Advertising, Slot Machine & Jukebox Show being held at the Pheasant
Run Hotel, only 30 minutes from the auction site.
The carousel from Kiddieland, the “PTC 72”, was manufactured by the
Philadelphia Toboggan Company, which was the largest producer of carousels and
roller coasters in the world. It was the last carousel that the company would make.
While the 50’ in diameter carousel will not be moved to the auction site for presen-
tation at the auction, the
carousel’s
signature
horses will be on full display at the event. The
“Kiddieland carousel”
with 48 hand carved
horses, is the only
carousel in the world
with 16 “signature” animals, all of which have
the company’s logo carefully carved into the animal structures.
The 1890’s Mt.
Washington
Soda
Fountain and Pharmacy interior from Haverhill Massachusetts is a significant piece
of Americana history. The complete interior boasts all of the original displays, walls,
drawer pulls and artisan leaded glass fixtures. The pharmacy, which was in business
until 1984, was painstakingly disassembled piece by piece. The soda fountain portion of the interior features a polished marble counter and original marble syrup
fountain produced by Lippincott Co, an early innovator in soda fountain manufacturing. This piece is a prime example of originality and completeness.
The auction will also feature an 1880’s Hershell-Spillman Steam Carousel, one of
the first carousels ever made. The machine appeals to a multitude of people, as it
attracts steam collectors, train enthusiasts, and overall passionate carousel lovers.
This 1880’s steam carousel has 24 horses with two chariots and the original steam
engine that came from the factory.
Also being auctioned is a solar carousel. This is the only self-sustaining, solar-powered carousel in the country. The amazing all-white carousel is powered by solar panels and is lit up by colorful TETRA Contour LED lights. The model is completely
portable and traveled all over the country to promote solar energy. The 1940s Allan
Herschell Carousel runs on clean energy and was painted all white to illustrate this
point.
Both the steam and solar-powered carousels will be on full display and running at the
high profile auction.
For more information see this weeks full page ad in AAN, contact Donley Auctions
at (815) 790 – 9435, or visit their website at https://donleyauctions.com.
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