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Oil-On-Canvas Painting By Larry Rivers (1923-2002) Brings $22,385 By Karl Pass Based near New Hope, Pa., Locati, LLC, held its latest monthly online sale ending Nov. 16. Previews take place at the firm’s Pineville facility, and the sales are through LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Bidsquare, and Bidspirit.
Among the top lots was an oilon-canvas painting by artist Larry Rivers (1923-2002), selling for $22,385. Prices reported include a buyer’s premium. Rivers, born in New York City, had a lot of professional hats. He was a painter, poet, musician, printmaker, filmmaker, and
New Book Accompanied By Exhibition “Painters, Ports, And Profits: Artists And The East India Company, 1750-1850” The Yale Center for British Art (YCBA) in New Haven, Conn., will present “Painters, Ports, and Profits: Artists and the East India Company, 1750-1850” from Thursday, Jan. 8, through Sunday, June 21, 2026. Spanning a century of artistic production, the exhibition reveals the material and technical innovations of Indian, Chinese, and British artists whose work and lives were shaped by the British East India Company’s global reach. Featuring more than 100 objects, “Painters, Ports, and Profits” highlights the beauty and range of the extraordinary artwork produced within the context of one of the most powerful and ruthless corporations in history. Continued on page 8
The Doctor And The Douanier
The New England inlaid mahogany lowboy, 18th century, realized $4,375.
A woodblock print of Arakawa River by Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) sold for $3,480.
How Dr. Barnes Built His Collection Of Rousseaus By Karl Pass Between 1923 and 1929, Dr. Albert C. Barnes built the largest collection of Rousseau canvases in the world, 18, integrating them into the educational program of the newly chartered Barnes Foundation. “The Doctor and the Douanier” is an archival exhibition telling the story of Dr. Barnes’ connection to the artist and his work and the discourse surrounding both. Archival correspondence, invoices, and photographs create a chronology of Barnes’s Rousseau collection. Meanwhile, notes, drafts, and Continued on page 7
This Indian School (19th century) watercolor of birds sold for $3,750.
This Southern Federal tiger maple hunt board, early 19th century, sold for $3,250. occasional actor. Some schol- late 1940s. Fast forward, beginars have referred to him as the ning in the 1970s, he was an inte“Godfather” and “Grandfather” gral member of the Chelsea of Pop art, being among the first Hotel scene as well as a frequent artists to merge non-objective, guest at Warhol’s Factory. The non-narrative art with narrative artist had a major retrospective and objective abstraction. Rivers at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in studied with Hans Hofmann in the Continued on page 6
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County almshouse in 1890. the Conodoguinet Creek in Never signed, hundreds of Cumberland County listed On Saturday, June 13, wooden carved and painted on the National Register of Friends of Historic Heish- folk carvings attributed to Historic Places. Operated by man’s Mill (FHHM) will hold Schimmel have survived. Friends of Historic Heishthe 2nd Annual Spirit of Countless more have been man’s Mill (FHHM), this PennSchimmel expo, a free-of- destroyed and otherwise lost sylvania 501(c)(3) nonprofit charge show at Heishman’s over the last 150 years. Today, corporation is committed Mill, just west of Carlisle, Pa. every major American art to increasing public access This will be a small show museum has an example of to the Conodoguinet Creek with roughly 10 woodcarv- an attributed Schimmel carv- Water Trail at the mill (there ers set up selling their work, ing. One of the largest group- is a portage) and insuring the many of whom are folk carv- ings of Schimmel carvings is ongoing preservation of the ers inspired or influenced by at the Cumberland County mill and dam through educa19th-century carver Wilhelm Historical Society (CCHS) in tional programs. To learn more, email Paul Schimmel. The show will take Carlisle, which is assisting in place on the first floor of the the promotion of this event. Hoch at pdhoch819@gmail. The Spirit of Schimmel show, where woodcarvers will sell their work, some done in the style A great-grandson of the com or visit www.friends of folk carver Wilhelm Schimmel, will take place Saturday, June 13, at Historic Heishman’s mill from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mill, located at 1206 Creek Road, Carlisle, Pa. located at 1206 Creek Road, mill’s last operating miller, ofheishmansmill.org. Randy Heishman purchased Carlisle, Pa. Last June, FHHM volun- the mill in 2019 from Preserteers staged the inaugu- vation Pa. A Schimmel enthural Woodcarvers Expo in the siast, Heishman hopes the Spirit of Schimmel show. One event will become an annual th of the goals was to educate tradition. A fo o d t r u c k w i l l b e the public on the legacy of Wilhelm Schimmel, one of the on-site. A display of numernation’s foremost folk artists. ous contemporary SchimSchimmel (1817-1890) was a mel-influenced carvings will German-speaking immigrant be available for purchase. who spent over 20 years in These will include folk carvCumberland County between ings by Rodney Boyer, Jon1869 and 1890. He is known to athan Bastian, Carl Snavely, have spent time on this prop- Keith Collis, Walter and June erty throughout the 1870s, Gottshall, Phil Gottshall, Dan York Fairgrounds Convention & Expo Center then owned and operated by Strawser, Dierwechter, and John Greider, who also had others. Short historical lecMEMORIAL HALL EAST a sawmill, a likely source of tures will take place through334 Carlisle Ave.,York, Pennsylvania 17404 scrap material for carvings. out the day. Bob Rowe is Schimmel created mostly going to display his SchimShow Phones: • (717) 718-1097 • (302) 542-3286 animals, such as roosters and mel eagle and will give a talk eagles. Through 19th-cen- about the provenance of the tury published newspaper piece. The Cumberland Valley accounts and arrest reports, Visitor’s Bureau is sponsoring it is known he was an itiner- this show as part of the 250th ant tramp who was routinely PA event schedule. Friday - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Saturday - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Heishman’s Mill is a hisinvolved in altercations. 60 Selected Exhibitors featuring 18th- & 19th-Century American, He died in the Cumberland toric water power mill along
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Open Wednesday thru Saturfor Friday’s edition tage168 for updates and Store Hours. day 10-5, Sundays 11-4. hocken, Pa. was also one of the early and F063434 There has also been a mis- active members of the Ameriunderstanding about some of can Society of Mechanical EngiHamlyn’s production in past neers (ASME), joining the soci- The ca. 1875 red earthenware 20th-century publications, sug- ety in 1881, within a year of its bank is adorned with the name gesting that he was working in founding, and in 1889, he was “ANNA Smith,” and signed “Will Bridgeton during a much ear- elected its ninth president. Smith / Bridgeton.” According lier period. It is unclear how In 1910, at the age of 61, to M. Lelyn Branin’s “The this information came to be, Hamlyn’s occupation is listed Early Makers of Handcrafted the lifetime collection of John 01/19/2026, Chambersburg NEW HAMPSHIRE but it is inaccurate. Perhaps it is as “pottery manager” in the Earthenware and Stoneware a result of some of the house- United States Federal Census in in Central and Southern New 01/19-20/2026, Westmo- W. Ficks. David S. Brown Auc- - Mon 9 AM, Online only, gatewayauction.com. 1940 hold forms appearing earlier in Bridgeton, indicating that the Jersey,” potter William Smith of reland - Mon & Tue 4 PM tion Service production, such as a metallic East Lake Pottery likely existed Bridgeton, N.J., had a daughter, & Online, liveauctioneers. 01/10/2026, Ephrata - Sat 9 restored Ford pickup, 2002 black glazed red earthenware for at least a few decades. A Anna C., who was born about c o m /a u c t i o n e e r 8 6 7/f l y - AM, www.horstauction.com. GMC Sonoma, 2017 Nissan pitcher marked “East Lake Pot- statement published in the 1875. Image courtesy Crocker ing-pig-auctions. Primitive, Antiques, collectibles, toys, Sentra, John Deere tractors, furniture, amps/guitar equiptery” that is displayed from the Aug. 24, 1917, issue of “The Farm. country & diverse antiques. model trains, dolls, teddy ment, estate jewelry, postAlbert Hastings Pitkin (1852- News of Cumberland County” Flying Pig Auctions bears, household goods, cards, Fenton glass, tools & 1917) collection at the Wad- read, “The old two-story build- at his late residence, 68 Mill tools & more! Horst Auction more! Gateway Auction Gallery NEW YORK sworth Atheneum Museum of ing on East Avenue, just north Street, on Saturday afternoon, Center Art in Hartford, Conn. of Commerce Street...is being May 5th, at 2:30 p.m. Interment 01/24/2026, West Valley - Sat 01/19/2026, New Holland Additionally, published in torn down. The old structure at Overlook Cemetery.” 9 AM, auctionzip.com #2901. 01/10/2026, Dillsburg - Sat 9 Mon., 6:30 pm, Online Bidding the Dec. 8, 1887, issue of the for many years the plant of the Sources Antiques, country store, farm- AM, www.haars.com. Clocks, Only, www.pmorganauctions. “Bridgeton, New Jersey Pio- East Lake Pottery, operated by Branin, M. Lelyn. “The Early house, primitives & more! collectibles, jewelry, primi- com. Sterling silver, US coins, neer” was, “George Hamlyn, George F. Hamlyn, and previous Makers of Handcrafts Earthen- Daniel A Carter tives, box lots & more! Har- bullion. Also, wrist & pocket of the East Lake Pottery, has to that had been a blacksmith ware and Stoneware in Cendy’s Auction Service watches, selection of gold OHIO about completed a very hand- shop.” tral and Southern New Jersey.” & gemstone jewelry. Patrick some panel for Mr. Oberlin Hamlyn died on May 2, Cranbury, N.J.: Associated Uni- 01/10-11/2026, Willoughby 01/10/2026, Zerbe - Sat 9:30 Morgan Auction Services LLC AM. Yuengling trains & trucks, Smith. The panel is made of 1923, in Bridgeton, at the age of versity Presses, 1988. - Sat & Sun 10 AM & Online, clay beautifully carved, and in 73, and he was buried at OverKirby, William B. “Art Issue m i l e s t o n e a u c t i o n s . c o m . Lionel, Weaver, Atlas, K-line 01/20/2026, Manheim - Tues. pretty letters the world ‘Loch- look Cemetery in Bridgeton. His of the “Bridgeton Evening 2-Day toy truck spectacular. et al; military themed model 6 pm, Online Only, www. kits, trading cards, die casts, witmanauctioneers.com. Fine wold’ appears. The meaning of obituary was brief and did not News.” Bridgeton, N.J.: News Job Milestone Auctions power tools & more! Diet- Arts, Antiques, Lighting, Furthe word is ‘Lakewood,’ and is mention the pottery business: Printing House, 1895. PENNSYLVANIA niture & More. Witman Aucto be the name by which the “Relatives are respectfully rich’s Auction Service Thomas, Justin W. “The Wintioneers, Inc. property Mr. Smith is build- invited without further notice gender Family Pottery Of Had- 01/09-10/2026, Manheim ing is to be known. The panel to attend the funeral service donfield, N.J.” Antiques & Auc- Fri & Sat 8:30 AM & Online, 01/11/2026, Ephrata - Sun 3 PM & O n l i n e, ge h m a n 01/20/2026, Glen Rock - Tues. is to be colored a dark red to tion News, Nov. 1, 2024. hessauctiongroup.com. Two auctions.com. Vintage toys, 9 am, www.wehrlysauction. match bricks, and to be set day country store, advertising promo cars, Star Wars, Disney. hibid.com. RR Lanterns & in the chimney outside Mr. & Americana auction. Hess memorabilia, Breyers Choice, Gehman Auctions Smith’s residence. The work of Auction Group Milk Bottles, Primitives, more. the panel is very artistic, and 01/17/2026, Quarryville - Wehrly’s Auction Service, Inc. 01/10/2026, Andreas Sat reflects much credit upon the 8:30 AM, www.deanarner Sat 9 AM, auctionzip.com 01/24/2026, Willow Street maker, Mr. Hamlyn.” auctions.com. Primitives #1643. Furniture, rugs, framed - Saturday 9 am & 3 pm, Oberlin Smith (1840-1926) galore! Rare & unusual, pie pieces, Asian furnishings, vin- auctionzip.com #1643. Seswas born in Cincinnati, Ohio, safes, sleigh bells, cast iron & tage kitchen & more! Shaub sion 1 - Antiques, vintage, on March 22, 1840, relocatmore! Dean Arner Auctioneer Auction ing to Bridgeton about 1860, lawn/garden, tools. Seswhen he is listed as a 20-year01/18/2026, Pineville - Sun. sion 2 - Disney, Match Box, 01/10/2026, Milton Sat 9:30 old “machinist” in the 1860 The late 19th-century painted AM, auctionzip.com. #47259. Noon, www.locatillc.com. Star Wars, Comics and more. United States Federal Census. red earthenware bear plaque Antique & stoneware from Monthly Auctions. Locati LLC Shaub Auction Later censuses list him as from Bridgeton, N.J., is signed This is a view of the base of a “mechanical engineer” in and dated on the base, “Made the bear plaque, signed and Bridgeton after he founded the by W.J. Smith, Jr. / June 4th / dated, “Made by W.J. Smith, 1899.” Image courtesy Crocker Jr. / June 4th / 1899.” Image 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, 02/21-22/2026, Columbus GEORGIA Farm. courtesy Crocker Farm. 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, Sat 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM 01/08-11/2026, Atlanta Scott Antique Markets - 4 PM, 717 East 17th Avenue, Thurs 10 AM - 5 PM, Fri & Sat Scott Antique Markets 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, NEW JERSEY 03/28-29/2026, Columbus 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, 02/01/2026, Wayne - Sun 9 Sat 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM Scott Antique Markets AM - 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, - 4 PM, 717 East 17th Avenue, 02/12-15/2026, Atlanta - Wayne PAL Antiques & ColScott Antique Markets Thurs 10 AM - 5 PM, Fri & Sat lectibles Show 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM. 11/28-29/2026, Columbus 03/01/2026, Wayne - Sun 9 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, Sat & Sun, 717 E 17th Avenue, AM - 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Scott Antique Markets Scott Antique Markets Wayne PAL Antiques & ColHere is an account of a custom 03/12-15/2026, Atlanta - lectibles Show PENNSYLVANIA pottery order created by Thurs 10 AM - 5 PM, Fri & Sat George Hamlyn in Bridgeton, 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, 03/27-28/2026, Allendale - Fri 01/02-12/31/2026, LewisN.J., published in the Dec. 8, The ca. 1875 earthenware razorback hog bank is signed on 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, 5 PM - 9 PM, Sat 10 AM - 4 PM, burg - Every Sun 8-4 (except 1887, issue of the “Bridgeton, the base “Made by W. J. Smith Bridgeton, NJ.” Image courtesy 165 West Crescent Avenue, Easter), 150 Silvermoon Ln. Scott Antique Markets Briggs Auction, Inc. New Jersey Pioneer.” Vintage Glass, Pottery & 01/02-12/31/2026, Berwyn 04/09-12/2026, Atlanta - China Show - Every Sat. & Sun. 10-5, 288 Thurs 10 AM - 4 PM, Fri & Sat Swedesford Rd. OHIO 9 AM- 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Road, 01/24-25/2026, Columbus - 01/30-31/2026, York - Fri 10 The 1880 United States Federal Census listed George Hamlyn as a 30-year-old potter in Haddonfield, N.J. He was likely working at the Snowden Pottery, although Hamlyn may have Scott Antique Markets Sat 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM - AM-6 PM, Sat 10 AM-5 PM, 334
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and professionals into a beauty created by the art- India Company, 1750-1850” is vast network that stretched ists in its orbit. With techni- organized by the Yale Center Continued from page 1 from London to Calcutta cal brilliance, these artists for British Art. The exhibi“This exhibition brings to (Kolkata) to Canton (Guang- ingeniously fused traditions tion is curated by Laurel O. light an astonishing chapter zhou). As goods, people, and and materials together to Peterson, assistant curator of global art history, when ideas circulated through the develop new ways of making, of prints and drawings at a r t i s t i c i n n o v a t i o n a n d company’s networks, artists picturing, and selling.” the YCBA, and Holly Shafexchange flourished under experimented with papers, Years in development, fer, associate professor in the shadow of empire,” said pigments, and methods, the preparations for “Paint- the Department of the HisMartina Droth, Paul Mellon adapting techniques from e r s , Po r t s , a n d Pro f i t s ” tory of Art and Architecture director of the Yale Center d i f f e r e n t t r a d i t i o n s t o included extensive orig- at Brown University. for British Art. “It tells the develop a striking visual inal research and careful Published by the Yale story of direct encounters language that connected technical study by cura- Center for British Art and disbetween artists from dif- art to the expanding global tors and conservators at tributed by Yale University ferent continents and tra- economy. the YCBA in collaboration Press, “Painters, Ports, and ditions, who responded to “We are excited to take with conservation scien- Profits: Artists and the East one another by experiment- visitors on a journey to ports tists at Yale’s Institute for India Company, 1750-1850” ing with new materials and and trading cities across the Preservation of Cul- offers a richly illustrated methods. We are thrilled to India and China where art- tural Heritage. The resulting account of the intertwined share these important, and ists produced captivating exhibition illuminates the histories of art, trade, and rarely seen, works from our and innovative works of museum’s deep holdings of empire. The book features collection and to invite new art,” said exhibition cura- Asian art, showcasing many more than 100 objects drawn reflection on their artistic tors Laurel O. Peterson and exceptional works that have primarily from the YCBA’s legacy.” Holly Shaffer. “The period of hardly ever or never been collection, including archiBetween 1750 and 1850, the East India Company is displayed. Highlights of the tectural drawings, watercolthe company’s growing com- one in which art and busi- exhibition include stunning ors, and hand-colored aquamercial, military, and polit- ness intersected. 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STAR WARS, TRANSFORMERS, GI JOE, the city of Lucknow, India, the British East India Comcomics, BATMAN and SUPERMAN items, other toys. in panoramic detail, which pany in the 18th and 19th recent technical analysis centuries. AUCTIONEER AU3414L has revealed was completed The Yale Center for BritJessica Shaub Meyer By an unknown artist (company style), Breadnut (Artocarpus by multiple artists working ish Art is located at 1080 PHONE 717-464-3541 camansi), ca. 1825, is a watercolor, gouache, and graphite in collaboration. Chapel St., New Haven, Conn. Photos and Details at auctionzip.com Auctioneer ID#1643 on medium, slightly textured, cream laid paper, at the Yale “ Pa i n te rs , Po r t s , a n d To learn more, visit www. Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Fund. Profits: Artists and the East britishart.yale.edu.
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the American Folk Art Museum survey of key figures and concollection, the exhibition tributions against a backdrop Continued from page 7 includes photographs, artists’ of the most recent scholarfor the first time how formally notebooks and videos, as well ship in this artistic area, with untrained artists have identi- as prime examples of draw- persuasive insights into artisfied, imagined, and depicted ings, paintings, and sculptures, tic status, creative aspirations, themselves as “capital-A Art- many of them recent or rarely intentions, and agency from ists.” Examining methods of seen acquisitions. this field-defining period. artistic self-fashioning, includWorks by John Kane, Morris “Self-Made” will be curated ing self-portraiture, signature Hirshfield, Martín Ramírez, by Valérie Rousseau, Ph.D., pieces, and depictions of alter Henry Darger, Sister Gertrude curatorial chair and senior egos, the exhibition takes a Morgan, Thornton Dial Sr., Joe curator of 20th-century and critical approach to the histor- Coleman, and Nicole Appel are contemporary art, with the ical formulation of the “self- placed in dialogue with pieces assistance of Suzie Oppentaught artist” in the United by seminal international artists heimer, Ponsold-Motherwell States, from the first half of the such as Aloïse Corbaz, Madge curatorial fellow. 20th century to present time. A Gill, Augustin Lesage, Adolf The second exhibit, “Folk tightly curated selection of 90 Wölfli, and Marcel Bascoulard. Nation: Crafting Patriotism in artworks, primarily drawn from This presentation offers a rich Continued on page 11
WELCOME TO WEHRLY’S TUESDAY AUCTION TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2026 - 9:00 A.M. THIS WEEK IS ANTIQUES & VARIETY Including: Railroad Lanterns & Memorabilia; Breyers Choice Collection; Local Milk Bottle Collection from York/Hanover & Adams Co; Stoneware; Country Primitives; Enamelware Collection; Pepsi Thermometer; Cast Iron; Coca-Cola Clock; Early Store Box; Pfaltzgraff Mugsys & much more! CATALOGED, IN HOUSE LIVE, WITH REAL-TIME INTERNET BIDDING! ON TWO PLATFORMS TO OVER 4,000 APPROVED BIDDERS SPECIAL NOTICE FOR ONLINE BIDDERS! IN ADDITION TO AUCTIONZIP.COM, WE NOW ALSO HAVE, HIBID INTERNET PLATFORM. USE THIS LINK: wehrlysauction.hibid.com
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Located: 574 St. Michaels Church Rd., Hamburg, PA 19526 Large Amount Of Items From Multiple Generations On This Farm. Farm Is Now In The 4th Generation And All the Buildings & Attics Are Being Cleaned Out For The First Time In Many Years! Come See What We Find. Not Many Treasure Troves, Untouched From The Past Still Available.
FURNITURE ~ ANTIQUES ~ COLLECTABLES ~ PRIMITIVES
Ornate Bow Front China Closet; Gray Panted Cabinet W/2 Panel Blind Upper; Early Blanket Chest; Empire Dressers & Chest Of Drawers; Numerous Old Wood Chairs; Old Floor Mod. Radio; Misc. Chest Of Drawers; Se. Wood Cradles; Early Turned Leg Desk; Old Butcher Block; Wood Table; Old Cook Stove; Old Pot Belly Stove; Old Ornate Picture Frames; Early Framed Farm Pictures; Baptismal & Marriage Certificates; Cherry Pitter; 1800’s Alminacs; Old Paperwork & Advertising; Moonshine Still; Chest Mod. Coca-Cola Machine; Sm. Floor Safe; Hex Sign; Glassware; Misc. Figurines; Flower Bags From Local Roller Mills, (Klines, Hamburg, Etc.); Utensils; Many Items Boxed Years Ago And Will Not Be Openrd Till Close To SaleTime!; Old Books; Crocks & Jugs; Reading & Other Beer Bottles; Spittoon; Rolling Pins; Redware Crocks; Lanterns; C.I. Dutch Oven; Early Elect. Fan; Wood Crates & Boxes; Buildings Are Full!
PRIMITIVES ~ BARN FINDS ~ BUTCHER EQUIPMENT ~ GUNS
Gruber Wagon (Last One Of It’s Kind Made! Purchased New By Johns Father); Gruber Wheel Barrow; 2 Wood Horse Treadmill Power Units; Wooden & Steel Wheels; Box Sled Running Gear; 1 Horse Steel Wheeled Cultivator; Iron Troughs; Wood Chicken Crates; Wooden Spike Tooth Harrow; Wood Hog Scalding Trough And Scraping Rack; Sausage Stuffer; Ladles & Stirrers; Iron Butcher Kettles; Galv. Tubs; Meat Grinder; Wood Butcher Table; Wood Work Bench W/Wooden Vise; Milk Cans; Old Wood Jacks; Sev. Old Double Barrel Shotguns & Other Guns To Be Discovered; Aida Banjo; Ukelin Instrument (cir. 1920); Harp; Many Boxed Items Unable To Be Seen At Listing. This Farm Has Items From Multiple Generations! Be Sure To Come See What We Find. Horse Hitches; Old Harnesses & Parts; John Deere Hoover Potatoe Slicer (Foot Powered); Panels For Old Fuel Pumps; Misc. Parts; Band Saw; Push Mower; Many Skid Lots Of Misc. Parts Pcs & Barn Finds!
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New Holland LX885 Turbo Skid Loader; Old Case Skis Loader; Bush Hog 2010 Brush Hog; Bush Hog Trail Hand UTV (Needs Work); Sev. Gravity Wagons; Sev. Wagon Running Gears; Old Grinder Mill; Grain Blower W/Pulley; Flat Wagon W/Corn Sides; Wagon Gear With/Green House Frame; Wheel Weights; 3 pt. Rotary Hoe; Storage trailer; Buck Saw; 12’ & 10’ Cultipackers; Old Trailer Frame; Transport Disc; 2- 23.1-26 Firestones W/Rims; Spike Tooth Harrow; Forks (Old Case Skid Steer); 2 Bot. trailer Plow; Myers Sprayer W/Tank; Pull Ripper Tooth W/Steel Wheels; 3 pt. Post Hole Digger; Torch Set; Shop Press; Air Compr.; Misc. Tool Boxes; Hand & Power Tools; Bolt Bin; Scrap Metal, Electric Motors Etc; NOTE: John & His Wife Have Lived On This Farm And Collected From Multiple Generations. A Family Member Has Bought the Farm & All These Buildings Will Be Emptied For The 1st Time In Many Years. We Will Have. Pictures And List Will Be Coming As We Get Ready For Sale Day! Multiple Rings Will Be Selling All Day.
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Gabriele Münter Receives Her First Solo New York Museum Exhibition
The Guggenheim New will be exhibited in this York will present the first country for the first time. This new exhibit is open monographic exhibition in the United States on the now and will run until April G e r m a n a r t i s t G a b r i e l e 26. Guggenheim New York is Münter (b. 1877, Berlin; d. located at 1071 Fifth Avenue, 1962, Murnau am Stafflesee, New York, N.Y. For additional informaGermany) in nearly 30 years. Münter was a critical figure tion, visit www.guggenheim. in the advancement of mod- org. ernism in early 20th-century Europe. “Gabriele Münter: Contours of a World” will focus Winter 2026 Sterling Flatware, Silver/Antique Coins/Bullion, Gold Jewelry, Pocket Watches on her heightened ExpresTH s i o n i s t p ro d u c t i o n f ro m around 1908 to 1920, while 325 W. Main St., New Holland, PA 17557 also highlighting her later Offered is a broad and well-rounded estate collection developments. The presenwith primary emphasis on sterling silver, U.S. coins, tation will comprise over 50 and bullion. The silver portion includes multiple sterling paintings and 19 of her early flatware sets in classic patterns by respected makers, along with serving utensils, teaspoons, specialty pieces, photographs across three salt shakers, and additional loose sterling items. Weights g a l l e r i e s . Ta k e n d u r i n g are noted where applicable, providing strong appeal for M ü n te r ’s t rav e l s a ro u n d both collectors and silver buyers. southern and midwestern The coin and bullion segment is extensive and diverse, U.S. at the turn of the 20th highlighted by Morgan silver dollars, early U.S. copper century, these photographs and silver coins, Liberty, Franklin, and Kennedy half
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Supporting categories include vintage and modern wristwatches and pocket watches, along with a smaller but notable selection of gold and gemstone jewelry such as rings, pendants, bracelets, and earrings. This estate offers depth across silver, coins, and bullion, with added variety from watches and jewelry. ONLINE BIDDING ONLY BID NOW at www.pmorganauctions.com
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dollars, standing and walking Liberty issues, proof and mint sets spanning multiple decades, commemorative coins and medals, silver certificates, and a wide variety of .999 fine silver bullion bars and rounds. Additional material includes foreign and international coins, collector albums, partial coin books, and assorted currency.
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Installation view, “Gabriele Münter: Contours of a World,” Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York. Photo: David Heald, courtesy Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York.
Lifetime Collector Auction #2: Antique Toys, Primitives, Antiques, Advertising & More Online Auction Sinking Spring, PA
This is the Second Auction that features items from a lifetime collection of a retired Antiques & Collectibles Dealer. Bid on one-of-a-kind pieces rarely offered at auction, including an impressive selection of Local Reading, PA Items, Antiques, Vintage Toys, Advertising Memorabilia, Fire Department Items, Salesman Samples, Automobilia, Unique Artwork, A Vintage Full-Size Wooden Sleigh and much more. Don’t miss this opportunity to bid on truly unique and hard-to-find items. These items have been sitting in a controlled climate storage area for over 20 years.
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online • antiquesandauctionnews.net Automobilia, Breweriana, Vintage Radios, Signs, Tins, Record Albums and More Online Auction Boyertown, PA This auction includes a nice amount of “Man-Cave” items, Beer Displays, Beer Taps, Vintage Steins and Glassware, Historic Vintage Radios, and other Retro Radio Collectibles. Vintage Records from the Beatles, Rolling Stones, David Bowie, and many other artists, along with automobile wall art.
View the auction and bid online on our ONLINE BIDDING PLATFORM: bid.geyerauctions.com Preview & Inspection: Saturday, January 24th from 9:00am to 1:00pm Location: 747 Swinehart Rd., Boyertown, PA 19512
Online bidding closing on Monday, January 26th at 6:00pm Pickup and Removal: Tuesday, January 27th from 3:00pm to 6:00pm & Wednesday, January 28th from 11:00am to 3:00pm
Preview & Inspection: Thursday, January 15th from 10:00am to 3:00pm Location: 140 Evans Hill Rd., Sinking Spring, PA 19608
Online bidding closing on Friday, January 16th at 4:00pm Pickup and Removal: Saturday, January 17th from 9:00am to 3:00pm
This auction features: Vintage Beer Collectibles; Tin Cans - Oil and More; Metal Signs; Street Signs; Vintage Radios; Retro Collectible Radios; Beer Steins and Glassware; Record Albums - Beatles, Stones & More; NASCAR Collectible Trucks; Automobile Artwork & other Great Items!
This auction features: Full-Size Wooden Sleigh; Life-Size Horse and Eagle Displays; Vintage Metal Vehicles; Marbles & More. Salesman Sample/Display Pieces; Unique Artwork; Vintage Tools; Rustic Americana Items; 1930s-50s Metal Toy Trucks; Brand Advertising Items; Reading PA Building Markers; Fire Department Collectibles; Trade Show Display Items.
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in how collectors are building great libraries today,” menContinued from page 2 tioned Francis Wahlgren, HerBram Stoker’s “Dracula,” first itage’s director of rare books edition and first issue of the and manuscripts. “Science cornerstone of Gothic fic- fiction and fantasy are no tion, sold for $55,000. John longer adjacent categories. Donne’s “Poems” (1633), the They are central to the rare first collected edition of the books conversation, and the metaphysical poet’s work in world-record result for ‘The a rare contemporary binding, Lord of the Rings’ is a powerbrought $37,500. ful affirmation of that.” “The results from this aucFor full results, visit www. tion reflect a meaningful shift HA.com.
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Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,” first edition, and first issue of the cornerstone of Gothic fiction, realized $55,000.
37TH WINTERS CABIN FEVER EXTRAVAGANZA AUCTION Antiques * Country Store * Farmhouse * Primitives * Mercantile * Decorative Arts * Outdoorsman Field & Stream Important Firearms/Gun Collection * Large Music Box Collection Advertising Galore * Gas/Oil * Man Cave * Large Decorative Stoneware * Collectibles * Unusuals & Deceased Estates 1996 Ford F-350 * Car Mate Enclosed Trailer * ACCEPTING QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS *
Saturday, January 24th, 2026 NEW LOCATION: West Valley Firemen’s Banquet Hall 9085 NY-240, WEST VALLEY, NY 14171 (9 Miles South of Springville, 9 Miles from Ellicottville)
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We have assembled another amazing auction from numerous Estates, Collections, and Seniors Downsizing. All Under One Roof to be Sold to the Highest Bidder at Public Auction, and still receiving calls with more coming in! Wow! Featuring the Estate of Bob Ehman (Personal Antique Collection) West Valley, as well as Gittermans Estate from Lewiston, NY. The Music Box Estate Collection from the Richard & Alice Bogert Estate, Elgin, PA. This sale has 100’s of Highlights, plenty of hard-to-find items, Man cave items, Decorative Arts, and More. Early Bird Pickers Auction @ 9:00am The Main Cataloged Auction starts @ 10:07 am Sharp! The QR Code will take you to a complete Sale Listing with Pictures
A first photoplay edition of “The Bride of Frankenstein,” in its scarce dust jacket and inscribed by Elsa Lanchester, the Edgar Rice Burroughs’ “Tarzan of the Apes,” a first edition, Bride herself, and science fiction icon Forrest Ackerman, first state copy preserved in the original dust jacket, sold for sold for $10,000. $37,500.
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800.888.1063 From left to right is Bill Traylor’s (1853–1949) “Untitled (Blue Construction, Figures, and Bottles)” also referred to as “Two Men Reaching for Bottles,” 1939–1942, poster paint and graphite on cardboard, 10.75 by 15 inches, included in “Self-Made: A Century of Inventing Artists”; “Situation of America, 1848” New York City, 1848, an oil-on-wood panel, 34-by-57by-1 3/8 inches, included in “Folk Nation: Crafting Patriotism in the United States”; and the famous “Ruthy Rogers” sampler from Marblehead, Mass., ca. 1789, silk on linen, 10.5 by 9 inches, included in “Folk Nation: Crafting Patriotism in the United States.” All works are from the American Folk Art Museum, New York, N.Y.
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