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Luke Skywalker’s Lightsaber Realizes $3.75 Million Heritage Auctions has once again rewritten the record books for “Star Wars” memorabilia. Mark Hamill’s original screen-used Luke Skywalker lightsaber, wielded during the climactic Cloud City duel with Darth Vader in “Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back,” realized $3,750,000 July 15 during Heritage’s Hollywood and Entertainment Signature Auction, establishing a new world auction record for a screenused “Star Wars” prop. The sale further cements Heritage’s position as the market leader for “Star Wars” collectibles. With this result, Heritage now holds auction records in three of the hobby’s most coveted categories: the most valuable screen-used “Star Wars” prop, the most valuable “Star Wars” filming model and the most valuable original “Star Wars” artwork ever sold at auction. Heritage established the auction record for a “Star Wars” filming miniature in 2023 when the screen - m a tch e d Re d Lea de r X- w i n g S t a r f i g h t e r re a l i z e d $3.135 million. Later, Heritage set the record for original “Star Wars” artwork when Tom Jung’s original half-sheet key poster painting for “Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope” sold for $3.875 million. The lightsaber’s $3.75 million result establishes a new benchmark for a screen-used “Star Wars” prop, underscoring the extraordinary demand for the franchise’s most iconic artifacts. “ This is one of the most
important surviving ‘Star Wars’ artifacts in existence,” according to Joe Maddalena, executive vice president at Heritage Auctions. “It comes from the emotional climax of ‘The Empire Strikes Back,’ the scene that forever changed the saga and produced one of the most unforgettable moments in movie history. Collectors understood that they were bidding on much more than a prop. They were competing for a genuine piece of modern mythology.” Constructed from a modified Graflex flash unit and accompa n i e d by t h e o r i g i n al s evered-hand effects rig created by le ge n d a r y m a ke u p a r t i s t Stuart Freeborn, the lightsaber was used during the unforgettable duel in which Darth Vader reveals his true relationship to Luke Skywalker before severing his son’s hand. The practical effects rig, created from a cast of Mark Hamill’s hand, allowed filmmakers to achieve the iconic sequence entirely in-camera decades before the advent of digital visual effects. The lightsaber descended directly from Stuart Freeborn, whose groundbreaking work on the original trilogy included creating Yoda and many of the fra n c h is e’s m os t ce le brate d makeup effects. It has been published in J.W. Rinzler’s acclaimed “The Making of The Empire Strikes B a c k ” a n d o t h e r Lu cas f i l m sanctioned reference works, underscoring its significance within the history of the franchise.
The original screen-used Luke Skywalker lightsaber, wielded during the climactic Cloud City duel with Darth Vader in “Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back,” sold for a record $3,750,000.
Stone Trough Brings $6,000 By Karl Pass Dave Rowe of Rowe’s Auction Service in Carlisle, Pa., holds Thursday sales in person. There is no buyer’s premium and no internet. On July 16, he and his team sold varied material from area consignors including a large rectangular antique sandstone trough that realized $6,000. Assorted vintage and antique petroleum advertising did well, such as signs and oil cans; antique baskets sold well; and various age quilts brought decent prices. A very fine York, Pa., antique needlework sampler sold for $3,400, and an antique portrait of a woman sold for $480. To learn more, call 717-574-1008.
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Corvettes At Carlisle Long-Time Event Takes Place Aug. 27 To 29 For more than four decades, Corvettes at Carlisle has served as an annual reunion for Corvette enthusiasts from around the world. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Aug. 27, 28, and 29, the Carlisle Fairgrounds in Carlisle, Pa., will once again become home to America’s Sports Car as thousands of owners, collectors, restorers, vendors, and fans gather for what has become the largest allCorvette event in the world. Corvettes at Carlisle usually welcomes more than 4,000 Corvettes including more than 3,000 displayed on the Fun Field. The weekend combines worldclass vehicle displays, seminars, special guests, shopping opportunities, wheels in motion track activities, and unmatched camaraderie into one unforgettable automotive experience. W h i le eve r y Co r ve t te s a t Carlisle offers something unique, the 2026 iteration carries added significance as enthusiasts celebrate America’s 250th anniversary through a collection of displays and historical milestones that showcase not only the evolution of the Corvette, but also the spirit of the nation it represents. One of the weekend’s signature attractions will return on Aug. 28 as more than 200 red, white, and blue Corvettes assemble to create the popular Corvette American Flag display. Designed in celebration of America250, the showcase has become one of the event’s most photographed moments, sy m b o l i z i n g b o t h A m e r i c a n pride and the enduring legacy of Chevrolet’s iconic sports car. The patriotic theme continues with a special “50 Years of the 1976 Corvette” display. Introduced during the nation’s bicentennial celebration, the 1976 Corvette remains one of the defining models of the C3 generation and perfectly represents an era Continued on page 7
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Slot Machine Featured On “American Pickers” Brings $24,000 Antique Advertising And Coin-op Auction Was Held June 28
Entertainment came in books at a robust gross total era of Sin City. Coin-op collec- on its back door. It rose con- light up. Leading the selec- Ohio) cab sign with an addimany forms at Milestone’s of $802,000. Prices are inclu- tors too young to have seen fidently through the bidding tion, a rare Gillco “Relax with tional plug for Cheerio Ale June 28 auction of antique sive of a 20 percent buyer’s it in action at the legendary ranks to achieve $19,800. Old Reading (Beer)” sign was printed across its base was Flamingo were more apt to Also, a high-flying Caille five- all original and in excellent described in Milestone’s catand vintage amusements, premium. including coin-op, slot and Rising to the top of prices remember the machine from cent Puck upright slot, mostly condition with great colors alog as one of the rarest of all vending machines; brewe- realized, a Jennings Sun Season 4, Episode 5 of A&E’s original and in excellent con- and graphics. It also retained illuminating glass cab signs. riana, gas and oil-related Chief 25-cent slot machine “American Pickers.” Estimated dition with the key included, its desirable Gillco “Brewed It sold just shy of its high estiin Reading, Pennsylvania” mate, for $9,600. memorabilia; trade stimula- came to auction with excit- at $2,000 to $3,000, the casino went for $18,600. A trio of illuminating taxi sticker on its reverse side and Native American imagery tors; and rare light-up adver- ing provenance. The flashy classic was chased to a final signs evoked an era when brought $11,400. Also, a rare is always popular with coltising signs that once rode one-armed bandit had a Las price of $24,000. Two of the top upright city cabs routinely advertised reverse-on-glass “Tip Top lectors, and that proved to be atop city taxis. Packed with Vegas history and, much later Continued on page 6 nearly 1,000 high-quality lots, in its life, made a memora- slot machines crossed the products on their rooftops. Bohemian Beer” (Cleveland, the sale boasted many prized ble TV appearance. The upper auction block with prove- Known as “taxi roof ads,” pieces from the collection of part of the heavily chromed nance from the Rick Frith these nostalgic collectibles Rick Frink, as well as those red unit displayed its origi- collection. A restored Mills seldom turn up in the marof other advanced coin-op nal Flamingo Hotel pictorial five-cent Dewey upright slot, ketplace, especially if they enthusiasts. At the end of insert, a testament to its col- 66 inches tall, came with its are in fine condition and still the day, Milestone closed the orful past during the golden keys and had an extra lock
This Sure Shot Chewing Tobacco tin with graphics of a Native American brave poised to shoot a bow and arrow, superclean condition with bright colors, sold for $2,100 against an estimate of $1,000 to $1,400.
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attention of the news media prohibitive as most museums artifacts is next to impossias well as creating some crit- rely on public support and ble, regardless of what the ics among the scientific com- donations to remain solvent. buyers of these relics want munity. For the uninitiated, Insuring just one item for $50 you to believe. Unfortunately, Gus the T. Rex is approxi- million and having to pay I don’t think this is an issue mately 67 million years old storage and transportation that will be discussed by the and contains 183 fossil bones. charges as well is quite an government anytime soon. The skeleton is only 61 per- expense. This also does not This is especially concerning cent complete, but it was consider the time and knowl- given the fact that most of the one of the most complete T. edge it takes to assemble and people who can afford to buy Rex examples ever discov- disassemble the skeleton as these exquisite specimens as In The Historic ered. Gus is also about 38 feet it goes on display for a lim- investments are well-known long and 12.5 feet tall, with a ited amount of time. political party donors. Poli“White Barn” skull that has a width of 54 In my studies to under- tics aside, whoever had dinoinches! Storing or displaying, stand the ethics of this, I saur fossils becoming collectlet alone insuring, this mon- came across an interest- ibles of the billionaire class Bank Barn offering strous beast is going to be no ing online debate that fea- on your 2026 bingo card, you 15,000 Sq. Ft. of cheap and easy task. Gus was tured some well-known high- win! But the real question we Quality Antiques, By Shawn Surmick originally discovered in the profile collectors within the should be asking is, at what Primitives, Hell Creek formation located fossil collecting community cost? Regardless, this is defiOn July 17, 2024, Sotheby’s in Harding County, S.D. His as well as some verified pale- nitely a topic worth digging Estate Furniture, would make history by auc- discovery was very exciting ontologists who research into (pun intended). Until with Appropriate 878 Baltimore Pike (Rt. 1) tioning off Apex the Stegosau- news among paleontologists, these specimens. The dis- next time. Accessories & Smalls. CHADDS FORD, PA 19317 rus for a then record-break- and he was named Gus after cussion was quite fascinating price of $44.6 million. This the late landowner whose ing and unlike most internet Shawn Surmick has been Open 10-5 Wednesday Thru Sunday Phone 610-388-2000 would be the highest amount land the fossil was found on. discourse in this day and age. an avid collector since the Fax 610-388-2720 ever paid for a dinosaur fossil Scientologists who study There was no name calling or age of 12. He currently resides E-Mail brantiques@comcast.net at auction. The buyer did not these relics are concerned insults, but just an examina- in his hometown of BoyerLocated Directly On Rt. 1 stay quiet for long and was that the few that exist are tion of the facts. Some mem- town, Pa., and is a passionate “At The White Barn” revealed to be hedge fund disappearing into private col- bers of the fossil collect- collector of antiques and colbrandywineriverantiques.com billionaire Ken Griffin. This lections. Some of these crit- ing community pointed out lectibles. His articles focus on Limited Space Available for sale helped establish dino- ics lament that the sale of that a lot of these specimens various topics affecting the saur fossils as an elite collect- these artifacts should be reg- were found (much like Gus marketplace. Quality Dealers Only ible being pursued by the bil- ulated and mandated by fed- the T. Rex) on private land. lionaire class. Since there are eral laws. Buyers and collec- This is a fair point as it raises only a small number of these tors of these artifacts argue the question as to whether prehistoric relics in existence, that is no different from col- the government has a right those that can afford to play lecting one-of-a-kind fine art to dictate what is done with in this market are treating that is also in limited supply. something of this nature that the remains of these magnif- The controversy stems from is found on land owned by a icent creatures as an alter- the fact these were once private individual. nate asset class on par with living creatures that we still Other members of the fine art. This is causing some don’t have a complete under- fossil collecting community controversy amongst scien- standing of, and once one of attempted to make the argutists and researchers who these specimens enters pri- ment that this is no differstudy the origins of these vate ownership, the scientific ent than collecting meteors great beasts. Truth be told, community loses the direct or even rock and mineral colwhen this sale ended, I was ability to study these speci- lecting. This is a valid point, 3,500 800+ Booths 3,500Exhibit ExhibitBooths Booths 800+Booths Booths 3,500 Exhibit Booths 800+ more upset that a Stegosau- mens in greater detail. Other but most rocks and minerrus fossil was then the most countries have much stricter als are not just found in one 2026 2026 2027 Shows 2026Shows Shows 2026Shows Shows 2027 2027Shows Shows 2026 Shows 2026 Shows expensive dinosaur fossil in laws on the books that can location and are also not as JAN AUG 66 - 9- 9 SEP JAN23 23--24 24 AUG SEP1010- 13 - 13 existence. Just ask any kid help govern the sale (or lack scarce as prehistoric fossils. JAN 23 - 24 AUG 6 - 9 SEP 10 - 13 NOV28 28- -29 29 NOV who grew up in the 1980s, and thereof) of similar artifacts. Meteor collectors, much like NOV 28 29 FEB20 20--21 21 OCT - 11 NOV1212- 15 - 15 FEB OCT 88 - 11 NOV FEB 20 - 21 OCT 8 - 11 NOV 12 - 15 we will tell you that TyranMany outspoken billion- fossil collectors, do get their Hours: Hours: Hours: Hours: nosaurus Rex is and always aires who collect these items fair share of criticism from Hours: Hours: Thurs. 10am-5pm, & Sat. 9am-6pm, & Sun. 10am-4pm Sat. 9am-6pm Sun.10am-4pm 10am-4pm Thurs. 10am-5pm, Fri.Fri. & Sat. 9am-6pm, & Sun. 10am-4pm Sat. 9am-6pm & &Sun. Thurs. 10am-5pm, Fri. & Sat. 9am-6pm, & Sun. 10am-4pm Sat. 9am-6pm & Sun. 10am-4pm should be the real king of the have expressed their willing- some members of the sciendinosaurs. Luckily in just two ness to loan these import- tific community as well. Address: Address: Address: Address: Address: Address: 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Atlanta, 30354 717 East 17thAve, Ave,Columbus ColumbusOH OH43211 43211 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Rd,Rd, Atlanta, GAGA 30354 717 East 17th short years, T. 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08/01-02/2026, Reinholds firearms, currency, furniture, GEORGIA - Sat & Sun, 607 Willow St, jewelry, military, antique & 07/31-08/01/2026, ShipsheShupp’s Grove Antique Market vintage, video games, sports 08/06-09/2026, Atlanta wana - Fri & Sat 8AM - 4PM, shipshewanatradingplace. collectibles, china/pottery, Thurs 10 AM - 5 PM, Fri & Sat, 08/08-09/2026, Reinholds com. Weekend Flea Market musical instruments & more! 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM - Sat & Sun 7AM - 4PM, 607 Auction Time Bid Board & Antique/Vintage Market. Willow Street, Shupp’s Grove 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, 08/01/2026, York - Sat 9 AM, Shipshewana Trading Place Antique Market Scott Antique Markets auctionzip.com #10343, 1915 MARYLAND Ford Model T Speedster, Model 07/22-31/2026, Sparks - Wed T parts, advertising posters 09/10-13/2026, Atlanta - 08/08/2026, Somerset - Sat through Fri., Online only, and more! Collectibles, bikes, Thurs 10 AM - 5 PM, Fri & Sat 8AM - 2PM, downtown Somcrockerfarm.com. Stoneware machinist tools, wood work- 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, erset, 54th Somerset Antique & Redware auction. Crocker ing tools, tractor, tools, lawn & 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, Show Farm garden, furniture, household Scott Antique Markets 08/15-16/2026, Reinholds 08/08/2026, Historic Fred- items & more! Good Old Boys Sat & Sun, 607 Willow Street, 10/08-11/2026, Atlanta erick - Sat 9 AM, parzow Country Auction Shupp’s Grove Antique Market Thurs 10 AM 5 PM, Fri & Sat auctions.com. Coin collection, 08/03/2026, Dillsburg - Mon 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, jewelry, antique & modern 6:00 PM, haars.com. Furni- 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, 08/22-23/2026, Reinholds furniture, art, stoneware, Sat & Sun, 607 Willow Street, ture, guns, riding mower, jew- Scott Antique Markets primitive hand tools, cast Shupp’s Grove Antique Market elry, household items & more! iron kitchenware, old toys, old Hardy’s Auction Service 11/12-15/2026, Atlanta Thurs wooden ladders, large wagon 08/22/2026, New Berlin - Sat wheel with lights, old beer 08/05/2026, Kinzers - Thurs 10 AM - 4 PM, Fri & Sat 9 AM- 9AM - 3PM, 815 Market Street, 6 PM, Sun 10 AM 4 PM, 3650 10 AM & Online, www.embassy bottles & advertising, colorful New Berlin Day Henry Stuart Wortley’s “Clouds” from 1863 is an albumen quilts & more! Howard Parzow auctionsinternational.com. & 3850 Jonesboro Road, Scott Coins & Currency. Embassy Antique Markets print from a wet collodion negative, 6.875 by 9 inches, from Auctioneer 08/29-30/2026, Reinholds Auctions International, LLC the Yale Center for British Art, gift of Charles Isaacs and Carol - Sat & Sun 7AM - 4PM, 607 NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW JERSEY 08/11/2026, Glen Rock - Tues Nigro in honor of Scott Wilcox. Willow St., Shupp’s Grove 0 8 / 1 7 - 1 8 / 2 0 2 6 , W e s t - 9 AM inside, 9:15 AM outAntique Market m o re l a n d - M o n & Tu e side & Online, www.wehrlys 08/02/2026, Barnegat Light This summer, the Yale the land continually remade. 4 PM , O n l i n e o n l y, l i v e auction.hibid.com. Outstand- - Sunday 9AM - 4PM, 19th & 09/05/2026, Lancaster - Sat 9 Center for British Art (YCBA) “With the YCBA’s deep auctioneers.com/auction- ing antiques, Christmas col- Bayview Ave, Historic Viking AM - 3 PM, 1383 Arcadia Road, will shine a light on the power holdings in British landscape, eer867/flying-pig-auctions. lection, stoneware, decorated Village Red Rose Coin Club of landscape photography by and with our forthcoming Furniture, fine art, glass and crocks, quilts,advertising exploring the ways in which John Constable exhibition, 08/22-23/2026, Phillipsburg 09/13/2026, Lebanon - Sun the camera has shaped how ‘Sightlines’ offers a distinc- early bottles, stoneware, red- signs, primitive baskets, cast - 10AM - 4PM, 871 Union- 10am - 4pm, 80 Rocherty ware, Delft, signs, weathiron pans, several pedal toys, the natural world is seen and tive vantage point on this town Road, Warren County Road, Central Penn Doll Colervanes, & more! Flying Pig pie safe and other antique history, showing how phounderstood. Antiques Show Auctions lector’s Club Doll Show furniture & more! Wehrly’s “Sightlines: British Land- tographs capture and reveal NEW YORK Auction Service, Inc. scape Photography, 1840 to the ways the land is expe09/12/2026, Ocean Grove Now” spans nearly two cen- rienced and inhabited, and 08/18/2026, Baldwinsville 08/12/2026, Millville, auction Sat 9AM -4PM, From Great 09/18-19/2026, York - Fri 10 AM-6 PM, Sat 10 AM-5 PM, 334 turies and presents 100-plus how profoundly it has been - Tues 10 am, brzostek.com. zip.com #2189. Vintage por- Auditorium to the ocean. Carlisle Ave., 187th York,Pa photographic works, ranging shaped by human action.” 350+ antique bisque socket celain sign, Roseville pottery, from the pioneering botaniSince the earliest days of head dolls, antique furni- Schuco West Germany metal 09/20/2026, Barnegat Light Antiques Show & Sale cal studies of early innovators photography in the mid-19th ture, collectibles, primitives, cars, Cast iron frog door stop- - Sun 9AM - 4PM, 19th & Bay09/18/2026, Reinholds - Sat William Henry Fox Talbot and century, the camera has been china/glassware & more! per, Slag glass table lamps, view Avenue, Historic Viking & Sun., 607 Willow Street, Bessie Rayner Parkes to the an essential tool for observ- Brzostek Auction Service unique vintage Oriental rugs, Village Shupp’s Grove Antique Market charged images of industrial ing and depicting the enviMission arts & crafts style oak PENNSYLVANIA landscapes by Bruce David- ronment. Landscape photogfurniture & more! 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In every case, - Fri 1:30 & Online, kennys ware, jewelry, yard goods & 165 West Crescent Avenue, which will open Thursday, landscape photography does auction.com. Furniture, Frank North Jersey Depression 10/02-03/2026, Lebanon - Fri more! BL Oberholtzer Sept. 3, expanding the explo- more than document the Feathers cane, antique & col8 AM - 4 PM, Sat 8 AM - 2 PM, Glass Club Show & Sale WISCONSIN ration of the British land- world around us. It actively lectible smalls, Nazi German 80 Rocherty Road, Miss Morscape to two of the YCBA’s constructs it and shapes how p i e ce s , C i v i l Wa r i te m s , 08/03-04/2026, Tomah - End gan’s Milkweed Antiques & NEW YORK four floors. we understand it, reinforc- lighting, glassware & more! Mon & Tues., Online only, Artisan Show “Britain has one of the ing or challenging dominant Kenny’s Auction m i l l e r s a u c t i o n c o . c o m . 09/05-06/2026, Stormville great traditions of landscape ways of thinking, knowing, and 0 8 /01 /2 02 6 , O r w i gs b u rg Monday- Antique butter print - Saturday & Sunday 8AM - 10/03/2026, Washington Boro art, and photography both feeling. - Saturday 10 am, w w w. stamp collection; Tuesday- 4PM, 428 Rt 216, Stormville - Sat 8AM - 3PM, 2251 River Taken together, the works auctiontimebidboard.com. antique/Santa Claus post- Airport Flea Market inherited and transformed Road, Wildlife Celebration & the ways the land was seen in “Sightlines” invite visi- 1972 Oldsmobile Delta 88 and cards & paper ephemera. 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Milestone
image of an Iroquois Indian chief wearing a full feather Continued from page 2 bonnet. It earned $4,440. the case at this auction. An Another advertising piece with Iroquois Beer and Ale “double vibrant graphics, a Sure Shot bubble” clock made by Adver- Chewing Tobacco tin, depicted tising Products was all original a brave poised to shoot a bow with a well-detailed central and arrow. In clean condition
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The oval metal serving tray advertising “Dostal Bro’s Fine The Vendo H81B CocaBeers,” of Bucyrus, Ohio, all Cola vending machine for original with a well-preserved disbursement of 10-cent image of a girl wearing a floral bottles of Coke, all original, garland around her neck and in working order and in clean matching floral adornments condition, sold for $4,800 in her hair, estimated at $400 against a $1,000 to $2,000 estimate. to $600, sold for $3,960. An Iroquois Beer and Ale “double bubble” clock made by Advertising Products, all original with a well-detailed central image of an Iroquois Indian chief wearing a full feather bonnet, realized $4,440 against an estimate of $600 to $800.
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Corvettes
Corvettes ever produced. of the first first-respond- Corvettes at Carlisle enthusi- area is filled with original and lovers. Spectator admisCo r v e t te s a t C a r l i s l e ers on scene at Ground Zero. asts. Whether hosting vehi- after-market parts, memora- sion starts at $20, and kids Continued from page 1 will also pause to remem- Wong served as the FBI’s cle walk-arounds, participat- bilia, collectibles, and acces- 12 and under are admitted when America’s Sports Car ber an important chapter on-scene commander for a ing in seminars, signing auto- sories, while the car corral free of charge. Student and celebrated alongside the in American history as part period of time during the graphs, or answering ques- offers the opportunity to military discounts are availcountry itself. Owners and of the 25th anniversary of rescue and recovery efforts tions one on one, they always buy or sell their dream Cor- able at the gate with valid enthusiasts alike will have the the Sept. 11, 2001, terror- following the attacks, and offer guests a rare oppor- vette. Vendors from across ID, and discounted spectator opportunity to relive that his- ist attacks. The event wel- his personal account offers a tunity to meet the people the country will once again admission tickets are availtoric period while showcasing comes Wes Wong, a lifelong moving reminder of the cour- responsible for designing, line the midway, bringing the able online now through the one of the most recognizable Corvette enthusiast and one age, sacrifice, and resilience engineering, and advancing latest products and services event. In addition, online Fun displayed during one of the today’s Corvette lineup. designed specifically for Cor- Field registration is available nation’s most challenging No Corvettes at Carlisle vette owners. through Monday, Aug. 24, with days. would be complete withWhether it’s to show, in-person registration startBeyond its patriotic show- out activities that keep the shop, spectate, or do all ing Wednesday, Aug. 26. cases, Corvettes at Carlisle excitement rolling from start three, Corvettes at Carlisle Fo r co m p le te eve n t continues to offer attrac- to finish. Attendees can test 2026 is the ultimate one- details, visit www.Carlisle tions that have made it a their driving skills during the stop destination for Corvette Events.com. bucket-list event for Corvette Lingenfelter Performance enthusiasts. The 25th anni- King of the X Autocross comversary of the NCRS Gallery petition, the Rolling Exhaust highlights historically sig- contest, and the Aerolarri nificant Corvettes restored Wheels People’s Choice Best to the highest standards, in Show contest, as well as an while the NCCC Judged Show- all-new contest, the Mr. Corfield recognizes some of the vette Contest, supported by nation’s finest Corvettes. Appalachian Running ComChip’s Choice returns in 2026 pany in Carlisle. Finally, wrap with a special Family Legacy up the event with Saturday Corvettes display, celebrating evening’s Downtown Carlisle cars that have been passed Corvette Parade, Park, and from one generation to the Party. With this parade, hunnext and the families who dreds of Corvettes cruise into have built lasting memories historic downtown Carlisle around them. for one of the community’s The event welcomes Wes Wong, a lifelong Corvette Also returning is the most anticipated traditions. There will be 200 red, white, and blue Corvettes assembled enthusiast and one of the first first-responders on scene at ever-popular crew known as Looking at the cars isn’t to create the popular Corvette American Flag display. Ground Zero. Wong served as the FBI’s on-scene commander Team Chevrolet. They’ll be the only thing for Corvette for a period of time during the rescue and recovery efforts back and bring Corvette engi- lovers at Carlisle. Not far from following the September 11th attacks. This year marks the neers, designers, and prod- the Fun Field is the expansive 25th anniversary of 9/11. uct specialists directly to the automotive flea market. This
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AUCTION #2 : STARTING AT 9:15 OUTSIDE. !!! LIVE ONLY !!! CHRISTMAS IN AUGUST!!
40 +/- LARGE LOTS OF MODERN CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS. TABLES FILLED WITH ANTIQUES, TOOLS, & HOUSEHOLDS.
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717-235-4146
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Call 1-800-800-1833 ext. 6022 or place your ad online antiquesandauctionnews.net
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GLEN ROCK, PA 17327
Serving the antiques industry for over 55 years!
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Kolbe Antiques & Art
FORMER FREAS FAMILY
COUNTRY AUCTION WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2026
50 Dealers Tues.-Sun.
Artist Studios Café
STARTING AT 9:00 A.M.
We will be selling from the Former Freas Family Farm, Located at
1628 Hill Road, MILLVILLE, PA 17846
6 River Road, Pipersville, PA 18947
From Millville Intersection follow Rt. 42 South approx 6/10 mile turning onto Hill Road and Follow to Auction Farm Lane. Signs Posted Day of Auction.
267-860-5004
ANTIQUES * COLLECTIBLES: Feen-A-Mint Chewing Gum Laxative Vintage Porcelain Sign; Dickinson Red & White Pennant; Moyer Bros, Medicine Bottle- Bloomsburg; Small Brass Anvil Paper Weight; Remo Buffalo Drum; Vintage Baseball Glove; Roseville Imperial I Pattern Pottery Circa. 1920; Fancy Cast Floor Lamp; Mid Century Metal Plant Holder; Cast Sun Dial; Barn Lantern; Peanut Butter Glass; Amber Depression Glassware; Schuco West Germany Metal Cars [Few w/ Boxes]; Wire Metal Ice Cream Parlor Set; Galvanized Sprinkling Cans; Advertising Tins; Walking Sticks & Canes; Hanging Kerosene Painted Shade Lamp; Pedestal Kerosene Lamp; Cast Iron Frog Door Stop; Tin Gas Pump; Wooden Signed Duck Decoy; Heller Mills- Wapwallopen, Pa. Flour Bag; Large Selection of Books; 48 Star US Flag; US Army Helmet w/ Painted Cloth Cover; Various Crocks; Roseville #348 Wall Pocket; Sunshine Laundry Dry Cleaning Bag; [2] Slag Glass Table Lamps; Various Lighting Fixtures; Selection of Art Style Pottery; Small Framed Oil on Canvas Painting; Various Wall Pictures and Prints; Unique Vintage Oriental Style Rugs; Valvoline Racing Helmet; MG Pith Helmet[ Bent Brim]; Batwing Rug Beater from Danville; Milk Cans; Brass Bed; Vintage Parasol; Painted Softwood Jelly Cupboard [as found – Missing Door]; Countertop Glass Store Display Cabinet w/ 2 Doors; Various Box lots ; Perfection Heater; Plus Many Boxes Yet to Discovered! MISSION ARTS & CRAFT STYLE OAK FURNITURE: STICKLEY BROS – GRAND RAPIDS signed 2 Door Oak Bookcase; Stickley signed Furniture: [Prairie Settle Sofa, Chair w/ Ottaman; 36-in x 44-in Oak Coffee Table, Other Unsigned Oak Furniture To Include: Wash Stand w/ Towel Bar; Chest of Drawers; Buffet; Round Pedestal Table; Oak Lattice 2 Door 36 Pane Fancy Bookcase; Arm Chair Rockers; Slat Mission Design Fernery; Small Stands; Hale & Globe Made Oak Barrister Bookcases- Various Sizes and Conditions; Dropfront Ladies Desk; Oak Hoosier Kitchen Cupboard w/ Spice Rack and Flour Sifter; W. DeFrehn & Sons- Johnstown, Pa. Bent Oak Slat Porch Rocker w/ Brass Tag. 1917 Series Large $2.00 Bill * SILVER COINS Morgan Silver Dollars [1885,89,901890]; Walking Liberty & Franklin Halves & few Foreign. JOHN DEERE H TRACTOR [Barn Find] 2 Bottom Trailer Plow; McCormick –Deering Binder ; Horse Drawn Cultivator.
www.kolbeantiques.com
35 Dealers Courtyard
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3292 Durham Road (Rt. 413), Doylestown, PA 18902
(267) 544-0574
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Auctioneers: Michael & David Weaver [AU002180 & AU006160-L] Allenwood, PA 17810 Phone 570-538-2227
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10-5
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8 — Antiques & Auction News — August 7, 2026
THE ESTATE OF MATTHEW J. KING - PHASE III PRIMITIVE, COUNTRY & DIVERSE ANTIQUES TWO-DAY ONLINE AUCTION EVENT! INTERNET, PHONE & ABSENTEE BIDDING AVAILABLE
MONDAY, AUGUST 17TH • 4:00 P.M. & TUESDAY, AUGUST 18TH • 4:00 P.M.
NOTE THIS IS A 2-DAY SALE! SAVE THE DATES! LIVE PREVIEW: AUGUST 7TH – AUGUST 16TH from 10am-5pm
Westmoreland, NH
867 Route 12, 03467 PH: 603-543-7490; 413-537-4855 Email: flyingpigantiquesnh@gmail.com https://flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com Flying Pig Auctions is pleased and proud to present PHASE III of the South Shore, Massachusetts Estate of Matthew Joseph King in our next online auction. Completing this task continues to occupy many months of organizing and cataloguing the massive, wonderful & diverse collection of Important Antiques that will be offered to the Antique buying public in several phases… PHASE III will take place over the course of TWO days: beginning Monday, August 17TH and Tuesday, August 18th at 4pm… We have JUST begun to unpack the boxes, and we are working feverishly discovering what will be in this phase! The photos in this ad are the smallest representation of the categories we are finding! There just aren’t enough adjectives to describe the enormity and significance of this lifetime collection. Categories include Wonderful Furniture that spans many centuries incl very early carved bible boxes, chests, tables, chairs & more; Fine Art incl miniatures, portraits, signed & unsigned artwork plus great frames; Wonderful GLASS incl early bottles, etc; Fantastic Stoneware, Redware & other pottery; Nice collection of Delft; Plus many other categories incl Treen; Lighting; Signs; Weathervanes; Early Boxes, Buckets & Pantry Boxes; Tons of early iron and way too much more to list! It’s like Christmas morning for us as we unpack and find the surprises in each box! Our 3,500 sq. ft. processing area is FULL! Stay tuned! The photos shown here are a VERY small representation of the quantity & quality that will be offered! FULL CATALOG AVAILABLE ON LIVE AUCTIONEERS ON AUGUST 7TH! Visit us at Flying Pig Antiques in Westmoreland, NH during shop hours for LIVE PREVIEW: AUGUST 7TH – AUGUST 16TH from 10am-5pm
This will be an INTERNET ONLY AUCTION featured on LiveAuctioneers.com with Phone, Absentee & Internet bidding available flying-pig-auctions.liveauctioneers.com 25% buyer’s premium 867 Route 12, Westmoreland, NH 03467 603-543-7490; 413-537-4855 flyingpigantiquesnh@gmail.com
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