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Reinholds Station Trinity Chapel Show Slated For Aug. 1
Burlington Antiques & Art Emporium Celebrates Annual Summer Arts Festival Supports Nonprofit Local artisans who will be Bradley and Jessica Nestler (glass redware, and more. A food stand 25 Years By Karl Pass The Historic Reinholds Station Trinity Chapel Annual Summer Arts Festival will be held Saturday, Aug. 1, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. This small event takes place at the West Cocalico Township Building, which also serves as the Reinholds Fire Company’s Banquet Hall, located at 156 W. Main St. (Route 897) in the village of Reinholds, Pa.
showcasing their work for sale include Doug and Susan Shaw (wood carvings), Mike and Donna Brown (papier-máché and chalkware), Janice Sonnen (hooked and penny rugs), Cynthia Baker ( w e av i n g ) , H e l e n Re i n h o l d Gordon (oil painting), Frances Foltz (paper cutting), Janet Fasnacht (fiber angora art), Steve Good (metal works), Lisa Ochs (fiber artist), Joel Hildebrand (pottery),
John F. Long (1894-1984) of Reinholds, Pa., was a carpenter and house painter by profession but also a self-taught artist who did reverse-glass painting. This John Long winter scene of the Trinity Chapel, ca. 1975, will be for sale at the show.
b lo w i n g ) , Ke n W i t te l s b e rge r ( f ra k t u r ) , a n d Ka re n H u rd (tinsmithing). There will also be popular regional folk art for sale from artists such as J.F. Long, Walter and June Gottshall, Breininger Pottery, James and Verna Seagreaves, Luke and Fannie Gottshall, John G. Long baskets, Strawser carvings, Keyser
will be on-site, and there will also be a bake sale. Items donated from exhibitors will be raffled off at 2 p.m. Ticket buyers do not need to be present to win. The raffle benefits the 501(c)(3) nonprofit group that oversees the Trinity Chapel. Fo r a d d i t i o n a l i n f o r m a tion, call show manager Gladys Eckenroad at 717-336-6846.
Ned Foltz, volunteer and former exhibitor at the show, did this artwork used for promotional purposes. The small annual event will be held Aug. 1.
Grinch Sets All-Time Auction Record
Active Co-Op Is Holding A 20 Percent Storewide Sale By Sally Franklin It was 1998 and Scott Carlbon was growing tired of his government job at the New Jersey State Capitol. Having made his home in Burlington City, in 1994, like many, he fell in love with its historic 1624 waterfront charm and wanted to give back. A falling down arched wooden trussed building, in the process of local condemnation, hidden behind some dilapidated storefronts, was not good for people utilizing the Post Office across High Street (Rt. 541) or good for local property values. “At that time, High Street was at a low. The Lyceum next door was not the restored and the thriving arts venue it is now; it was in awful shape. There were many empty storefronts. But, there was a movement by local residents, becoming small business owners and investing in the town we love. We all had our projects and got to work over the years,” stated Carlbon. Continued on page 7
Production Cel From The 1966 Special “Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas” Sold For $115,900 Sixty years after he first attempted to steal Christmas, the Grinch delivered one of the biggest victories in Animation Art collecting history. A recordsetting production cel from the 1966 special “Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas” sold for $115,900 to lead Heritage Auctions’ June 19, 20, and 21 The Art of Everything Cool, Vol. VIII Signature Auction, helping propel the event to a total of more than $1.73 million. The three-day auction attracted 3,139 bidders competing for 1,289 lots and achieved a 100 percent sell-through rate. The sale also established a new auction benchmark as the highestgrossing non-Disney, non-Anime Animation Art auction ever held. “This auction proved once
again just how passionate collectors remain about the characters and stories they grew up loving,” said Jim Lentz, Heritage’s vice president of animation and anime art. “It is so rewarding to see virtually every category in our Everything Cool Animation Art auction do so well. The Grinch’s 60th birthday led the auction, but we saw very strong results in Simpsons, Nickelodeon, HannaBarbera, Chuck Jones and Looney Tunes and many other categories. People love cartoons!” The result comes just one month after Heritage’s May 15, 16, and 17 The Art of Anime, Vol. VIII Signature Auction realized $2.5 million. This year marked the first time Heritage separated its Continued on page 6
Scott Carlbon, founder, and Carol Elliott, cashier manager, of the Burlington Antiques & Art Emporium in Burlington, N.J.
In This Issue An original production cel for “Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas” realized $115,900, establishing an all-time auction record for a handpainted Grinch production cel.
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Tiffany Studios Hydrangea “Snowball” Floor Lamp Brings $442,800 Results From Morphy’s Fine And Decorative Arts Auction
An important Tiffany StuNearly 1,200 lots came the shade and was accented The original Norman dios Hydrangea “Snowball” up for bid over the course of by prodigious mottling and Rockwell (American, 1894leaded-glass floor lamp lit the two days. The clear top freckling, which added depth 1978) oil-on-paper laid on up the room for $442,800; achiever was the magnificent and dimension to the pattern. board painting titled “The an original Norman Rock- 79-inch-tall Tiffany Studios Both the shade and six-socket Growth of a Leader” was a well oil painting titled “The floor lamp from the collection base were signed Tiffany Stu- study for a 1966 calendar Growth of a Leader” rang up of Seymour and Evelyn Holtz- dios. This exquisite lamp was illustration. The work chron$166,050; and a glittering man. The lamp’s 24-inch-di- no sleeper. Its value was well icled the life of an individual ladies’ 14-karat white gold ameter leaded-glass shade recognized by bidders who in four bust profiles, starting graduated diamond necklace was adorned with blossoms pushed it to a final within-es- with the Cub Scouts in 1943, brought 63,960 at Morphy’s denoting the iconic Hydran- timate price of $442,800. Continued on page 4 Fine and Decorative Arts auc- gea “Snowball” motif. tion held June 10 and 11. The A background of cobalt event totaled more than $3.5 blue and lavender extended million. downward at the apex of
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the drawing board. The com- Mattel to have several very store with their parents and pany attempted to secure good years as younger kids seeing stacks upon stacks of the rights to produce a line transitioned from “Star Wars” toys piled high to the ceiling of toys based on the “Conan to “Masters of the Universe.” and experiencing incredible the Barbarian” franchise. Unfortunately, with chil- advertising displays meant to Unfortunately, Mattel was dren’s attention spans being stoke their imaginations and worried that since the most what they are, the writing open their parents’ wallets. recent “Conan the Barbar- was already on the wall that This is an era time forgot, and ian” movies (starring Arnold the success of the line would it is wrecking havoc on certain Schwarzenegger) contained not last. By 1988, the line was segments of the toy market explicit amounts of violence considered stale, but Mattel as a result. Walmart, Target, and nudity, this would cause attempted to relaunch a new and Amazon cannot replace parents to avoid buying the toy line based on the series Toys R Us in its heyday. This is also why the new toys for their kids altogether. called “The New Adventures As a result, Mattel decided of He-Man.” Sadly, the line “Masters of the Universe” to create a completely orig- was not as successful as the movie flopped at the box By Shawn Surmick inal property using a char- original “Masters of the Uni- office. Sure, almost every acter that looked a lot like verse” line and was silently adult male who grew up with O n J u n e 5 , t h e l o n g Conan, but set in the com- cancelled after a few short the franchise went to see it in awaited and much over- pletely fictional universe years, but the success of the the theaters. The box office hyped live action “Masters of known as Eternia. Mattel toy “Masters of the Universe” numbers from the opening the Universe” movie debuted designer Mark Taylor was franchise would live on in weekend prove this, as the to theaters worldwide. The credited with initially coming the hearts and minds of chil- movie did about $29.3 million movie was distributed by up with the core concept. dren everywhere who grew domestically and $25 milAmazon MGM Studios and Introduced at the New York up chanting “By the power of lion overseas, but the demohad a budget of close to $200 Toy Fair and hitting shelves grayskull, I have the power!” graphics of moviegoers were million to produce. Putting a in 1982, the “Masters of the Mattel would struggle to as expected. The audience movie like this into produc- Universe” toy line launched bring the magic back to the was 68 percent male and tion was a considerable risk with eight 5.5-inch deluxe “Masters of the Universe” skewed heavily older with given that the “Masters of the action figures; two vehicles; franchise for younger gener- 57 percent of all moviegoers Universe” franchise was con- and one of the most legend- ations, but they would have over the age of 35 and 36 perceived back in 1982 by toy ary toy playsets ever created, modest success re-releas- cent over the age of 45. This company Mattel, when the Castle Grayskull. Each action ing the toy line to adult col- proves that younger audiworld was quite different. This figure came packaged with a lectors who fondly remem- ences are just not willing to was at a time long before the free mini comic book, which ber the original. However, give up Pokemon for Eternia, internet, streaming services, served to introduce consum- the company would try to and “Masters of the Universe” and even the proliferation ers to He-Man and his story. grow the franchise’s audi- will eventually end up being a of Nintendo. “Masters of the A 30-minute animated series ence numerous times over forgotten franchise much like Universe” started as a very debuted alongside the toys the years. This is a common Buck Rogers or Popeye. As one of the starry-eyed popular toy line designed to that helped to further explain problem that toy companies compete head on with “Star the story and serve as free have when trying to relaunch kids who loved “Masters of the Wars,” which, back in 1982, advertising to market upcom- once popular franchises into Universe” as a child growing was one of the most success- ing toys to kids. the post-internet era. The up in the 1980s, this is bitterIn its first year on toy modern internet era is noth- sweet. 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After all, it’s a they had secured the rights to live action movie starring Playstation, and iPhones. A different time and a different produce toys based on “Bat- Dolph Lundgren in 1987. The lot of current modern-era world, and those who remain tlestar Galactica,” but “Battle- movie would flop and was action figures are actually focused on the past remain star Galactica” was no “Star panned by both critics and being purchased by adult toy stagnant in time. I used to Wars.” As the battle for the toy fans alike for its unfaithful collectors who grew up with have a mentor in the trade, aisle heated up it was clear representation of the source the original toys as kids. Com- a toy collector no less, who that Mattel could not bank on material. 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The result follows another to collectors celebrating the production cels featuring milestone anniversary suc- television special’s diamond George, Jane, Judy and Elroy Continued from page 1 cess for Heritage. Last year, anniversary. from the opening sequence of Everything Cool and Anime the 60th anniversary of “A Strong prices extended The Jetsons achieved $14,640, categories into standalone Charlie Brown Christmas” throughout the auction, establishing a new aucevents. Combined, the two produced record-breaking including a pair of record-set- tion record for the franchise. auctions realized more than results for Peanuts anima- t i n g re s u l t s f o r H a n n a - Another opening-sequence $4.2 million, underscoring the tion art. This year, the Grinch Barbera’s futuristic first Jetsons production-cel pair strength of the Animation Art proved equally irresistible f a m i l y . A r a r e p a i r o f featuring George, Jane and market. Judy realized $6,100. The undisputed star of Collectors also competed the auction was the “Dr. aggressively for Peanuts Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole material, one of the auction’s Christmas” climactic feast strongest-performing cateproduction cel and animation gories. A Charles Schulz Peadrawing group, which soared nuts daily strip dated June to $115,900, establishing an 27, 1959, featuring Snoopy, all-time auction record for brought $34,160, while a proa hand-painted Grinch production cel from “A Charduction cel. The iconic image lie Brown Christmas” featurdepicts the Grinch’s transforing Charlie Brown and Linus mation from holiday villain to realized $24,000. Another fan beloved hero as he carves the favorite, a production cel of roast beef during the special’s Snoopy as the World War I joyful finale. Featuring nearly Flying Ace from “It’s the Great the entire cast of Whoville Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” sold gathered around the feast, for $14,640. the production cel repreSuperhero and fansented one of the most memtasy animation performed orable moments from Chuck A rare production cel from the 1948 short “Buccaneer Bunny” equally well. A never-soldsold for $10,370. Jones’ television classic. to-the-public 6-foot-6-inch “Batman” fiberglass store display from Warner Bros.’ Studio Hollywood stores realized $7,625. A Princess Daphne production cel from Don Bluth’s “Dragon’s Lair” brought $7,930, matching the result achieved by a much An original Charles Schulz “Peanuts” daily strip dated June 27, 1959, featuring Snoopy, coveted (and memed) Prince Adam production cel from brought $34,160. “He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.” A d d i t i o n al h i g h l i g h t s included an original storyboard from Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas” that realized $6,100 and a “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?” production/model cel group featuring Scooby-Doo and the entire Mystery Inc. gang that sold for $5,856. “The breadth of results was one of the most excitA pair of opening-sequence “Jetsons” production-cel drawings featuring George, Jane and ing aspects of this auction,” Judy realized $6,100. according to Lentz. “Whether it was the Grinch, Peanuts, The Simpsons, SpongeBob, Jetsons, Batman, Scooby-Doo or classic Warner Bros., colALL ADS IN GUIDE ARE LISTED IN ZIP CODE SEQUENCE WITHIN EACH STATE. lectors responded enthusiastically across the board. That Serving the Greater Lehigh Valley Region KLEINFELTER’S tells us these characters conAUCTION Route 512 (11 miles North of Route 22) tinue to resonate with people 492 E. Lincoln Ave. AUCTIONEER MYERSTOWN, PA 17067 decades after they first 18064 from Hellertown, PA 18055 Online Only Auctions appeared onscreen.” PA Lic. #AU005908 - Bonded & Insured www.dottaauction.com Every Thursday 1PM 484-886-2811 For complete results, visit For Information Phone (717) 272-7078 610-759-7389 lesbeyerauctioneer@gmail.com www.HA.com.
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SPECIAL NOTE: 1972 Oldsmobile Delta 88 and 5 Original Polycast Rims. COINS: 1986W $50 Gold Eagle, 1901 $10 Gold Eagle, 2006 W $50 Gold Buffalo, 2006W $25 Gold Eagle, 1998W $10 Ultra Cameo Gold Eagle, 2006W $25 Gold Eagle, 2006W $10 Gold Eagle, 1877 S Trade Dollar, Silver Eagles, Morgan & Peace Dollars, Walking Lib & Franklin Halves, Mercury Dimes, Buffalo Nickels, Proof & Mint Sets. CURRENCY: Red Seals and Silver Certificates incl 1899 $1. FURNITURE: Grandfather Clock, Bedroom & Dining Room Sets, Dinette Sets, Curio Cabinets, Bowfront Chinas, Jelly Cupboard, Leather Sofas, Recliners. JEWELRY: 14K Bracelets & Rings, Much Sterling, Huge Amount of Costume. FIREARMS: Keystone 22 Rifle, Scopes, Much Ammo & Reloading. MILITARY: WWII Era Japanese Katana, US M5A1 Bayonet. ANTIQUE/VINTAGE: Oak 8 Tier Postal Cabinet, Butcher Block, Uranium Glass, 4 Pc Griswold Aluminum Toy Pan Set, Mining Helmets, PinUp Ashtrays, Photos & Autogrpahs. TOYS: Dunwell Trailer Fleet with Box, G1 Transformers, MOC 70’s/80’s Hot Wheels, Lego, 1985 Disney Gummi Bears Plush Bears, Many Barbies MIB, Tin Litho, BB Rifles, Board Games, Star Wars EP 1 Cardboard Standees, Vint Pedal Car. VIDEO GAMES: 20+ Nes Carts incl Zelda I & II, Super Mario 3, etc, Nes Console, Colecovision Games. SPORTS COLLECTIBLES: Baseball Cards incl 1953 Topps, 1955 Topps Warren Spahn, Autographs. CHINA/POTTERY: Lenox incl Montclair China Set, Lg Pfaltzgraff Naturewood Set, Polish Pottery. COLLECTIBLES: Longaberger® Baskets, Jim Shore, Hummel Figurines, Pokemon Cards. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: Saxophone, Flute, Clarinets, Banjo, Accordion, Autoharp, Guitars. MISC: Pr of Peavey 1522HC Speakers, Fishing Rods, Reels, Flies & Lures, Kayaks and Canoe, Animal Traps, Appliances incl Refrigerators, Hobart Meat Slicer, KitchenAid Mixers, Kitchen Cabinets, Tools incl Hand & Power Tools. No Personal Checks: See Our Web Site: www.auctiontimebidboard.com AY002311 AUCTIONEER: TOM HENDRICKS AU005754
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The Thomas J. Watson and encyclopedic nature of Library renovation project is The Met with books ranging in Continued from page 5 made possible by many gen- date from the late 15th cenprincipals view educational erous donors. The Met is for- tury to current scholarship, engagement as crucial to the tunate and grateful to have in all fields covered by The continual expansion of archi- such a devoted community of Met. Last year, Watson Library tectural ideas, and both serve supporters. added more than 15,000 titles on the faculty of prominent The Thomas J. Watson in 65 languages, and the design programs. Library is the research library library features rotating exhi“As so much of our daily of The Met and is one of the bitions that highlight its colaccess to information has world’s most comprehensive lection as well as new acquimoved to online platforms, the art libraries with more than 1 sitions. The library’s mission extraordinary resources avail- million volumes. Located on is to support the research able to the public through the the museum’s first floor, it activities of the museum collection of Watson Library was designed by Brown, Law- staff and to offer access and remind us how wonderful it is ford and Forbes in 1962 and outstanding services to an to explore physical material opened in 1965. The library’s international community of in the spaces of library read- holdings reflect the global students and scholars. ing rooms. We are thrilled to contribute to the ever-evolving architectural character of The Met and hope to create an inspirational atmosphere for scholars and members of the broader public invested in learning through the library’s collection,” said Rendering of the Nolen Study Room, courtesy Young & Ayata. Young & Ayata.
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