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Honey Brook Elementary School Hosts Quality Event Mark your calendars now for the fall 2026 Elverson Antiques Show to be held on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, at the Honey Brook Elementary School, located at 1530 W. Walnut St., Honey Brook, Pa. The school offers a convenient location with accessible parking and a layout that allows customers to easily stroll

through the gym, cafeteria, lobby, and adjoining hallways while shopping. At its inception more than 50 years ago, the Elverson Antiques Show was a fundraiser for the local fire company. Since then, the fire company relocated and took their fundraising in another direction. At that time, the show managers

found a new home for the show at the Twin Valley High School. There have been other changes over the years, but the partnership with the local school district remains. Today, the Twin Valley School District helps to support the show by providing facilities, support staff, and student volunteers. In return, the school district receives

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a donation from the proceeds of the show. Throughout this long history, the show has evolved from that local fundraiser to a nationally recognized antiques show. While dealers from Pennsylvania make up the majority of the roster, dealers from New England, the Midwest and as far away as Florida are represented. The result is a mix of quality antiques covering a variety of categories, such as textiles, including quilts, coverlets, and samplers; folk art of many forms; ceramics such as stoneware, redware, and a variety of Staffordshire china; woodenware; jewelry; paintings; baskets; country primitives; early lighting; furniture; carvings; fraktur; early advertising; and more. The dealers are friendly and prices are affordable. This is a Continued on page 13

Grand Opening Draws A Crowd And Is A Big Hit On Sept. 3, Second Bloom Antiques opened its doors in Monmouth Junction, N.J., welcoming more than 150 people during its opening day events. Second Bloom is more than an antiques store. It is a part of a growing shift toward destination shopping. Places that offer not only things to buy, but an experience worth spending time in. Located inside the historical barn at Carrefour Gardens, 981 Georges Road in Monmouth Junction, Second Bloom sits within a nursery filled with gardens, waterfalls and winding spaces to explore. Visitors can stroll the tranquil grounds, stop for a game of outdoor chess, browse antiques and collectibles, discover the bookshop nook, shop at the farmers market, view work by local artists, take an art class, or wander the variety of unique plants and seasonal offerings. The space also hosts events, lectures and classes, as well as food trucks. “It’s a place to wander. To discover something old, something growing, something handmade, something unexpected,” said Maureen Bodnar. Joe and Maureen Bodnar of Bodnar’s Auction are a part of this vision. “We’re still growing into what Second Bloom Continued on page 13

Late Medieval European Blockbooks Exhibit Explores Pivotal Moment In Book History The Morgan Library & Museum will present “Graphic Devotions: Late Medieval European Blockbooks,” an exhibition that explores a pivotal 30-year period in European book history, from 1450 to 1480, when growing demand for books spurred innovation and experimentation in their production. Featuring 20 bound works plus five prints, the exhibition is the first in the United States devoted exclusively to blockbooks. It will be on view from Friday, Nov. 6, through May 16, 2027. Blockbooks, sometimes described as medieval graphic

novels, are highly illustrated books printed entirely from woodblocks, with both text and images carved into the same blocks. While some blockbooks adapted texts and imagery from contemporary manuscripts, block cutters and printers generally created new texts specifically suited to the medium, allowing words and images to work together in an innovative and accessible format. First produced in the Low Countries and the Lower Rhine region in the mid-1450s and 1460s, blockbooks gained popularity in southern Germany from the 1460s until

1480. Although the woodcuts can appear comparatively simple or stylized by modern standards, the concept of creating books from ready-made woodblocks was revolutionary in Europe. In a sense, these blocks enabled an early form of “print on demand.” Once the text and images had been carved, copies could be produced as needed, offering a new way to reproduce books for a growing audience. Although woodblock printing had long been practiced in Asia, its use for books in Europe represented a significant development in the history of the medium.

Ultimately, the labor-intensive process of printing books from woodblocks was surpassed by the efficiencies and capabilities of typographic printing, and the blockbook tradition largely disappeared by 1480. As a result, surviving examples are exceedingly rare. Their brief history represents a pivotal transitional moment in European book culture, bridging the traditions of handmade manuscripts and the emerging world of printed books. The Morgan holds the largest collection of blockbooks in the Continued on page 15

Second Bloom Antiques opened at Carrefour Gardens, located at 981 Georges Road in Monmouth Junction, N.J.

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Independence Seaport Museum Acquires Important China Trade Objects

“Seeking Profit And Power: Philadelphia, China Trade, And The Making Of America” On View

PUBLISHER: Jocelyn Engle

Several important exam- trading network.” ples of China Trade porceThe first of the recent lain, each with ties to nota- acquisitions, a cup and saucer ble Philadelphians, have been that bears a central cartouche recently acquired by Indepen- of a shield with the letter “M” dence Seaport Museum (ISM). (ca. 1785), have an especially They went on view Oct. 2 in the interesting history. They are museum’s largest exhibition part of a service ordered by in decades, “Seeking Profit Thomas Mifflin (1744-1822) and Power: Philadelphia, and Sarah Morris (d. 1790, m. China Trade, and the Making 1767) that arrived on the ship of America,” which opened Canton, which was the Philain March 2026 in honor of delphian ship to successfully the Semiquincentennial. The make the trip to and from exhibition will remain on view China, according to numerthrough Jan. 3, 2028. ous accounts. Mifflin, who “We are very excited to was a merchant from Philahave acquired these items for delphia, is regarded as one of our permanent collection,” the nation’s founding fathers, said Peter S. Seibert, pres- signed the United States Conident and CEO of ISM. “The stitution, was the first goversuccess of our exhibition, nor of Pennsylvania, and suc‘Seeking Profit and Power,’ has ceeded Benjamin Franklin as resulted in a new interest in the state’s last president. A creating a permanent exhi- notable connection between bition at the museum on the Mifflin and ISM’s current exhistories of Philadelphia and bition is that he was the signer the China Trade. The ceramics of Captain John Green’s letter, that we acquired help to tell delivered on the Empress of the stories of the 18th- and China, introducing the newly 19th-century merchants who formed United States to the created America’s first global Chinese.

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The cider jug with a central medallion flanked by leaves having the letters “SL,” early 19th century, porcelain, manufactured in Jingdezhen, China, decorated in Canton, China, was acquired through exchange courtesy of friends of the museum, 2026.028.003. A porcelain platter bear- band. It joins other pieces ing a central medallion with from Dale’s service already in an urn that dates between the ISM’s collection. late 18th or early 19th centuAlthough it has a compliries is another object joining cated history and genealogy, ISM’s collection of China Trade a recently acquired Chinese porcelain. Manufactured in export porcelain cider jug with Jingdezhen and decorated a central medallion bearing a in Canton (ca. 1785), it is part central laurel wreath inscribed of the service that belonged with the gilt monogram “SL” to Commodore Richard Dale was likely part of a service (1756-1826). Dale was an Amer- made for the Lewis family of ican naval officer who fought Philadelphia in the early 19th in the Continental Navy under century. It is thought to have Commodore John Barry. He been commissioned by Robert became one of the six origi- Wain (1765-1836), a China trade nal commodores of the per- merchant, and Phebe Lewis manent United States Navy; (1768-1845) as a gift for one he commanded a blockade of of his wife’s relations. Robert Tripoli in 1801 during the First was a grandson of Nicholas Barbary War of Thomas Jef- Wain (1650-1721/22), who came ferson’s presidency. The plat- to Pennsylvania in 1682 with A coffee mug showing En Grisaille, an outdoor scene of a ter depicts a vase festooned William Penn on the Welcome. farmer with a cow, after 1811, porcelain, manufactured in with flowers and is decorated Robert Wain had a part or full Jingdezhen, China, decorated in Canton, China, was acquired with a gilt and blue scroll- interest in at least 12 ships through exchange courtesy of friends of the museum, ing border and interior tri- trading with Canton. Along angle-patterned geometric 2026.208.004. Continued on page 12 PAYMENT ENCLOSED

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The exhibition also coincides with the museum’s More than 100 paintings, Tate Britain, in collaboration Welch, The Edward Smart launch of a new immersive prints, watercolors and pas- with the Smithsonian Insti- Charitable Trust, Pamela virtual-reality (VR) experi- tels reveal Whistler’s many tution’s National Museum of Hyde Smith, and Hallie and ence of Whistler’s only sur- dimensions, his boldness, Asian Art. Support for this David Swanson. viving intact interior, the humor and insistence on exhibition is provided by JacThe Smithsonian’s R131175 Peacock Room, which turns pushing boundaries. Visi- queline B. Mars, Ms. Gretchen National Museum of Asian Art Continued on page 15 150 years old in 2027. 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Secluded retreat on Goepfert Auctioneer Coupe, 1951 Buick RoadMuller Auction Company PM, auctionzip.com #1731, 26 acres w/ a 3-story, 6502 1 0 / 2 4 / 2 0 2 6 , A n d r e a s master, 1970 Ford LTD, 1979 80 Volkswagen vehicles WISCONSIN Sq Ft house and a 2-story - S a t 9 A M , d e a n a r n e r 11/08/2026, Kutztown - Sun Cadillac sedan, 2003 Mermostly from the 70s & 80s, horse barn. L & H Auctions a u c t i o n s . c o m . L a r g e 6:30 PM, Online, auctionzip. cury Grand Marquis, furplus others. New & used 10/10-11/2026, Luxemburg niture, collectibles, tools, hand power tools, adver- 10/14/2026, East Earl - Wed antique auction. Coffee com #1731. Estate rare cur- Sat & Sun 9 AM (CST), Online appliances & more! A & M tising signs, farm equip- 11 AM & Online, paauction grinders, crocks & jugs, rency collection part 2. Auctions only, jmhobbysupply.hibid. ment and a large quantity center.com. Coins, silver, crock chicken waterers, cast Muller Auction Company iron items, country smalls, of scrap. United Auctions gold, palladium currency & INDIANA com. Over 1,000 lots of HO musical instruments, vin- 11/12/2026, Kutztown - Thu more! PA Auction Center scale trains (along with 1 0 /2 1 /2 0 2 6 , S h i p s h e OHIO tage glassware, furniture, 6:30 PM, online, auctionzip. wana - Fri & Sat 9 AM, ship 10/15/2026, Ephrata - Thurs HH items & more! Dean com #1731. Sports cards, N, HOn3, S, and O scale), s h e w a n a t r a d i n g p l a c e . 10/17/2026, Willoughby 3 PM & Online, gehman collectibles & signed mem- steam & diesel locomoArner Auctioneer com. Antique Toy Auction. - S a t 1 0 A M & O n l i n e, a u c t i o n s . co m . V i n t a g e orabilia. Muller Auction tives, brass trains, passenShipshewana Trading Place milestoneauctions.com. Fall music LP records. Gehman 10/25/2026, Kutztown - Sun Company premier antique toy sale. 6:30, Online, mullerauction Auction ger & freight cars & more! 10/21-24/2026, Shipsh- Milestone Auctions company.hibid.com. Weekly 11/15/2026, Kutztown - Sun ewana - Wed 3PM, Thurs JM Hobby Supply & Railroad 10/16/2026, Lebanon - Fri 12PM, Fri & Sat 9AM & 10/24-25/2026, Willoughby 9 AM, martinauctioneers. coin auction. Muller Auction 6:30 PM, Online, auctionzip. Artifact Auctions com #1731. Estate rare coins, Online, chauctions.com. - Sat & Sun 10 AM & Online, com. Horse drawn car- Company Toys, advertising signs, milestoneauctions.com. Fall riages, horse/pony wagons 10/27/2026, Glen Rock - bullion & more! Muller Auc- 12/19-0/2026, Luxemburg salesman samples, hit & Premier Firearms Auction. & sleighs, marathon 2 & Tues 9 AM, wehrlysauction. tion Company - Fri & Sat, Online only, miss & scale model engines, Milestone Auctions 4 wheeled carriages, fire com. Fall gun auction. WehKutztown Sun 11/22/2026, petroleum, country store, jmhobbysupply.hibid.com. PENNSYLVANIA m e m o ra b i l i a , a p p o i n t- rly’s Auction Service 6:30, Online, auctionzip. cast iron mechanical banks ments & antiques & more! Over 1,000 lots of model 07/29-12/26/2026, Lehigh11/01/2026, Kutztown - com #1731. Estate rare coins, & more! Chupp Auctions Martin Auctioneers ton - 10am to 6pm Wed thru Ends at 6:30 PM, Online, bullion & more! Muller Auc- trains. JM Hobby Supply & MARYLAND Sun, liveauctioneers.com. 10/17/2026, Gettysburg - auctionzip.com #1731. Estate tion Company Railroad Artifacts 10/10/2026, Historic Fred- Anthracite Vintage Mercan- Sat 8:30AM. Generators, blow heaters, weed eaters, erick - Sat 9 AM, pa r- tile & Auctions SHOW & FLEA MARKET CALENDAR zowauctions.com. Large 1 0 / 0 2 -2 4 /2 0 2 6 , G a p - air compressor, golf cart, Depression Glass Club Show 10/09-12/2026, Ronks - Fri GEORGIA O-scale train & accessory Sat 9 AM & Online, white al u m i n u m d o c k b oa rd , & Sale - Mon 10 AM - 5 PM daily, collection, large collection horseauction.com. Farm boat w/no motor, wagon 10/08-11/2026, Atlanta 227 Hartman Bridge Road, of early recording indus- toy auction. White Horse load of Craftsman, Snap-on Thurs 10 AM - 5 PM, Fri & 12/06/2026, Wayne - Sun 9 Antique Village of Strasburg AM 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, and other tools, nailers, Sat 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM try ephemera, Plasticville Auction Wayne PAL Antiques & Colantique Victorian indoor - 4 PM, 3650 & 3850 Jonesbuilding collection, sports 10/16-17/2027, Oaks - Fri 10 cards, riding mowers, snow 1 0/1 0/2 02 6, Tremont - furniture, large amount boro Road, Scott Antique lectibles Show AM - 6 PM & Sat 10 AM - 4 blower, Fenton glass, vin- Sat 8:30 AM, auctionzip. of small antiques, storage Markets 01/03/2027, Wayne - Sun 9 PM, 100 Station Avenue, tage Christmas, curved com #1242. Large quan- sheds, picket & rail fencing, AM - 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, glass china cabinet, 1990s tity of garage & auto col- old lumber, yard benches, 11/12-15/2026, Atlanta - Wayne PAL Antiques & Col- Antique & Collector Fair Thurs 10 AM 4 PM, Fri & stereo equipment & more! lectibles including oil & swings, dinner bells & more! 10/17/2026, Kempton - Sat Sat 9 AM- 6 PM, Sun 10 AM lectibles Show Howard Parzow Auctioneer fuel cans, signs, manuals, Penn Dutch Auction Service 4 PM, 3650 & 3850 Jonesdisplays, business premi02/07/2027, Wayne - Sun 9 9 AM - 4 PM, 83 Commu10/24/2026, Frederick - Sat boro Road, Scott Antique ums Earl Stoyer dealership, 10/17/2026, Manheim - Sat AM - 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, nity Center Drive, Antiques 9 AM, parzowauctions.com. war bond poster, leather 9AM, hessauctiongroup. Markets Wayne PAL Antiques & Col- Dealers of Berks County Many mid-century modern fire bucket, brass nozzles, com. Large 1 day sale with lectibles Show ILLINOIS items, sterling silver, period 10/18/2026, New Oxford sirens, glass extinguisher 2 auctions simultaneously. clothing, heavy ships lan03/07/2027, Wayne Sun 9 Sat 8 AM - 3 PM, 200 West 11/13-14/2026, Arcola & “grenades”, breweriana, 4’ sandstone trough, 2 mill tern, cold war era Russian firearms & more! Dietrich’s stones, John Deere Gator, Tuscola - Fri & Sat, On AM - 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Golden Lane, New Oxford military hat & pin and many Wayne PAL Antiques & ColAuction Service very large garden & outdoor the Prairie, Country Spirit Antique Show items still not unpacked! lectibles Show Antique Show Howard Parzow Auctioneer 10/10/2026, Ephrata - Sat 9 items, antiques, furniture & 04/04/2027, Wayne - Sun 9 10/31-11/01/2026, Honey AM, www.horstauction.com. more! Hess Auction Group MARYLAND 10/28/2026, Cambridge AM - 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Brook - Sat 10 AM - 4 PM, - Wed 5 PM, Online only, Coin sale. Horst Auction 10/19/2026, Dillsburg - Mon 10/18/2026, Davidsonville - Wayne PAL Antiques & Col- Sun 10 AM - 3 PM, 1530 West 6 PM, haars.com. Furniture, a m a u c t i o n s . c o m . D i e - Center Sun 8 AM, 3789 Queen Anne lectibles Show Walnut Street, Elverson cast collectibles, furniture, 10/10/2026, Bethel - Sat 9 tools, collectibles, Fenton, Bridge Road, Mid Atlantic Antique Show & Sale glassware, tools & more! A AM, www.heiseyauctions. Lenox, Pampered Chef, RadioFallFest NEW YORK & M Auctions com. Harley Davidsons, retro, antiques & more! Har11/06-07/2026, Langhorne 11/06-08/2026, Poolesville 10/10-11/2026, Stormville dy’s Auction Service 11/04/2026, Pocomoke City 4-wheeler, motorbike, tools, Fri 9 AM - 5 PM, Sat 9 AM - 1 Saturday & Sunday 8AM - Fri 10 AM - 5 PM, Sat 10 AM - Wed ending starts at 5PM, ammo, household, antiques 10/23-24/2026, Kinzers - - 5 PM, Sun 10 AM - 4 PM, 4PM, 428 Rt 216, Stormville PM, 400 Oxford Valley Road, Thurs & Fri 10 AM & Online, Online only, AMauctions. & more! L & H Auctions Pinback Button Show 19130 Jerusalem Road, Mid Airport Flea Market com. Cars, furniture, col- 10/10/2026, Ephrata - Sat w w w . e m b a s s y a u c t i o n s Atlantic Antique & Garden OHIO lectibles, tools & more! A & 10 AM & Online, gehman international.com. Qual11/07-08/2026, Pittsburgh Festival M Auctions auctions.com. Vintage band ity antiques, fine artworks, 11/07/2026, Berlin - Sat 9 - Nov 7 & Nov 8, 1000 Fort toys, automotive memora- 11/07/2026, Elkton - Sat 8 clothing & Zippo lighters. AM - 3 PM, 3558 US Route 62, Duquesne Blvd, Great Vin11/17/2026, Parsonburg bilia, furniture, MCM pieces, AM - 2 PM, 4640 Telegraph - Tues 5 PM, Online only, Gehman Auctions Simple Goods Show tage Market Asian arts & more! Embassy Road, East Nottingham amauctions.com. Jewelry & 10/10/2026, Middletown Auctions International, LLC Antiques Barn Sale 11/28-29/2026, Columbus - 11/07-08/2026, Washingcoin. A & M Auctions Sat 9 AM, auctionzip.com Sat & Sun, 717 E 17th Avenue, ton - Sat 10 AM - 4 PM, Sun 11/18/2026, Parsonsburg - #12937. IH tractors, Equip- 10/23/2026, Chambersburg 11/08/2026, Elkton - Sun 9 Scott Antique Markets 10 AM - 3 PM, 2151 N Main Wed Ending starts at 5PM, ment, 2003 Dodge Dakota - Fri 1:30 & Online, kennys AM - 2 PM, 4640 Telegraph Online only, AMauctions. 4x4 pickup, 1800 bank barn auction.com. Furniture, Road, 53rd Annual Antique 01/23-24/2027, Columbus - Street, Genuine Duncan com. Glass, china, collect- 40 x 55 to be removed, John. Bell pottery, guns, Bottle & Collectibles Show Sat 9am - 6pm, Sun 10am - Fall Antiques & Collectibles 4pm, 717 East 17th Ave, Scott Show ibles, furniture, tools & antique farm equipment, Civil War prints, old tinware & Sale & more! Kenny’s Auction Antique Markets tools & more! All American more! A & M Auctions 12/12/2026, North East 11/13-15/2026, Carlisle - Fri Auction Service 10/24/2026, New Holland - Sat, 8 am - 3 pm, 211 Brick 02/20-21/2026, Columbus NEVADA 10/11/2026, Pineville - Sun., Sat 3:00, Online only, www. House Meeting Road, East Sat 9 AM - 6 PM, Sun 10 AM 6PM - 8PM (Preview Party), 10/16-17/2026, Las Vegas - Noon, www.locatillc.com. pmorganauctions.com. A N o t t i n g h a m A n t i q u e s - 4 PM, 717 East 17th Avenue, Sat 8AM -12PM (early bird) Fri & Sat & Online, morphy Monthly Auctions. Locati rare 1965 Sunbeam Tiger I 12PM - 6PM PM, Sun 10AM Scott Antique Markets Christmas Open House auctions.com. Advertising. LLC convertible roadster and - 4PM, 100 K Street, Carlisle Morphy Auctions PENNSYLVANIA NEW JERSEY it runs & drives! A couple Antique Fest 10/12/2026, Dillsburg - Mon other Sunbeam project NEW HAMPSHIRE 6 PM, ww.haars.com. Spe- cars, 1963 & 1967 Sunbeam 10/11/2026. Wayne - Sun 01/02-12/31/2026, Lewis- 11/14-15/2026, Jamison 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM, 1 Pal b u rg - Ev e r y S u n . 8 -4 10/18-20/2026, Westmo- cial Christmas Auction. HarAlpine. Numerous parts, Drive, Mechanical Music (except Easter), 150 Silver- Sat 10 AM - 5 PM & Sun 11 reland - Sun 11AM, Mon dy’s Auction Service emblems, & mechanical Extravaganza AM - 4 PM, 1410 Almshouse moon Ln. & Tu e s 4 PM , I n te r n e t , 10/12/2026, Dillsburg - Mon hardware & more! Patrick Rd, Bucks County Antiques Phone & Absentee, live 5:30 PM, haars.com. Special Morgan Auction Services 11/01/2026, Wayne - Sun 9 09/09-12/31/2026, Wayne auctioneers.com/ AM - 2:30 PM, 1 PAL Drive, Fri, Sat & Sun 10 am - 6 pm, Dealers Association Christmas auction. Hardy’s LLC a u c t i o n e e r 8 6 7/ Wayne PAL Antiques & Col- 153 Swedesford Road, GateAuction Service VIRGINIA 1 0 /24/2 0 2 6 , R i c h l a n d - lectibles Show flying-pig-auctions. Estate way Vintage collections including furni- 10/13/2026, Glen Rock - town - Sat 9 AM, a u c10/09-10/2026, Fisherville ture, stoneware & redware, Tues 9 AM & Online, www. tionzip.com #8116, Bronze 11/13-14/2026, Allendale - 10/09-11/2026, Feasterlighting, miniatures, weath- wehrlysauction.hibid.com. plaques, busts & bookends, Fri 5pm - 9pm & Sat 10am ville-Trevose - Fri - Sun, - Fri 9AM - 5PM, Sat 9AM ervanes, hooked rugs, sam- Tools, lawn tractors, air 250+ pieces of old Cloi- - 4pm, 1 65 We s t Cre s- 1918 Brownsville Road, 4PM, 277 Expo Road, Fisherplers, folk art carvings, early compressor, trailers, safe, sonne, 100+ older cameras, cent Avenue, North Jersey Brownsville Antique Centre ville Antique Expo

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Books And Paper Treasures Sale Realizes Nearly $713,000 “Dune” First Edition Realizes $10,800 Potter & Potter Auctions Ten Poems” was estimated is pleased to announce the at $10,000 to $20,000 and results of a 172-lot spe- traded hands at $19,200. cialty Books and Paper auc- This first edition of Hemingtion held on Sept. 10. All sale way’s first published book prices noted include the was printed in Paris by Concompany’s 20 percent buy- tact Publishing Co. in 1923. It er’s premium. was one of only 300 copies A n a u t o g r a p h l e t t e r printed. It showcased Hems i g n e d b y O s c a r W i l d e ingway’s minimalist style, (1854-1900), estimated at exploring themes of disil$14,000 to $16,000, achieved lusionment, war, and life as $18,000. This note was writ- an American expatriate in ten in late 1882. The recip- France. ient, musician and actor Clement C. Moore’s (1779Thomas Whiffen (English, 1863) “Poems” was estimated 1842-97), was a friend of Wil- at $3,000 to $6,000 and sold de’s. Ernest Hemingway’s for $18,500. It was published (1899-1961) “Three Stories & in New York by Bartlett &

William “Bill” Griffith Wilson’s “Alcoholics Anonymous: The Story of How More Than One Hundred Men Have Recovered from Alcoholism” was estimated at $15,000 to $25,000 and An autograph letter signed by Oscar Wilde was estimated at sold for $66,000. $14,000 to $16,000 and sold for $18,000.

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first edition of Moore’s first R o d m a n D ra k e a n d t h e ence fiction novel would go SHOP appearance of “A Visit mother of painter Helena de on to become the basis for DIRECTORY book From St. Nicholas,” pub- Kay Gilder. numerous film and televi-

Welford in 1844. This scarce the daughter of poet Joseph 1965. This landmark sci-

19711 Newark 302-454-8007 AUNT MARGARET’S ANTIQUE MALL, 294 E. Main St. Mon- Sat. 10-5, Sun 12-5. 2 floors. Antiques, collectibles, vintage, primitives, much more! www.auntmargaretsantiquemall.com

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19711 Newark 302-733-7677 MAIN STREET ANTIQUES, 23 Possum Park Mall. Winter Hrs.: Mon.-Sat. 10-8, Sun. 11:30-5. Over 45 Showcase/ Room Dealers selling qty. antqs. & collectibles. mainstreetantiques.com

200 East on Broad Street, Quakertown, PA ANTIQUE FURNITURE COLLECTIBLES AND MORE STOREWIDE BARGAINS

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17361 Shrewsbury 717-235-6637 SHREWSBURY ANTIQUE CENTER 65 N. Highland Dr. “A True Antique Mall” Over 10,000 sq.ft. with over 60 dealers. Open 10-5, closed Wed. Ample parking. Close to other shops in historic village.

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18944 Perkasie 215-257-3564 TREASURE TROVE, 6 S. 7th Street. Estate jewelry, furniture, linens, vintage clothing, glass, china, books, toys, kitchenware, advertising, postcards. Primitives to Deco. Dealers Welcome. Mon.-Sat. 10-5. In business 42 years.

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lished under his name, was Frank Herbert’s (1920-86) sion adaptations. a presentation copy. It was “Dune,” estimated at $3,000 “This was one of the most inscribed by the author on to $5,000, sold for $10,800. satisfying moments I’ve ever the half-title: “Mrs De Kay This first edition in its first had working at an auction with the respects of the issue unclipped dust jacket house. Potter and Potter author. Mar. 1846.” The recip- was published in Philadel- was able to acquire superb ient was Janet Drake de Kay, phia by Chilton Books in Continued on page 14

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4-DAY ANTIQUE AUCTION

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 Online bidding available! 3:00 PM - TOYs

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22

12:00 Noon - UNCATALOGED LOTS 700+ Lots including advertising, country store, signs, farm primitives & more! 3:00 PM - UNCATALOGED wrenches NO online bidding available on Thursday!

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••• WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 •••

Located 1 mile north of US 20 on SR 5 to the Chupp Auction Center in Shipshewana, Indiana

TOYS: All kinds of toy tractors & implements including Big Bids, Precision Series, SpecCast Hi Detail, plus lots more! (35) 1/8 scale tractors & implements, some RARE! • (25+) Pedal tractors & cars Smith Miller, Tonka, Buddy L, First Gear, Buddy L Flivvers & more!

890 S. Van Buren St. SHIPSHEWANA, IN 46565

••• THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22 •••

WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY

12:00 PM Selling approximately 800 Uncataloged Lots of signs, petroleum, country store, farm primitives, toys & more 3:00 PM Selling approximately 4000 Uncataloged Wrenches from the Frank Walters collection. Wrenches of all types including implement, buggy, bicycle, monkey, quick adjust & more!

OCTOBER 21-24, 2026

••• FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 •••

SALESMAN SAMPLES: Horse-drawn Walter A Wood hay mower; windmill;

1/4 scale

horse-drawn fire ladder wagon; (2) horse-drawn rakes; church bell with ringing mechanism; cow stanchion; silo; horse-drawn hay tedder; floor model corn sheller; dining room table with self-storing leaves; butter churn marked Goshen, IN; ADVERTISING SIGNS: Porcelain Case Eagle; wooden Oliver Plows; Oliver Chilled Plows litho; Minneapolis Moline die-cut; porcelain Massey Harris; Golden Guernsey spinner clock; The Associated Line hit & miss engines; (4) 5-pc Winchester sets; ice cream signs; cattle signs; (2) porcelain Wayne Feeds; Studebaker Buggies & Wagons; Marlin Rifles & Shotguns; lots more! (40) HIT & MISS ENGINES • SCALE MODEL ENGINES: 8” Rider-Ericsson hot air pumping; T. Eaton 2.75-hp; various Rawleigh-Schryers; Associated 1.75hp; Brownall 3-hp; Novo 1.5-hp vertical; Keller 2.5-hp; Root-Vanderroot 4-hp; Famous 2-hp vertical; Fuller Johnsons; Alpha DeLaval 5-hp; Alamo Blue Line 1.5-hp; many more! Variety of engine carts; variety of scale model hit & miss engines & steam engines; ¼ scale hot air pumping engine; Maytag engines; Custom mini John Deere 4020 tractor build with completely rebuilt engine 1/12 scale Case working steam tractor Custom 1/12 scale gas powered International & Rumely tractors that run & drive!

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23

Online bidding available all day! 9:00 AM - antiques 4:30 PM - antiques

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 Online bidding available! 9:00 AM - antiques

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Bronner’s!

Collection of windmill weights • Collection of cast iron seats Arcade & Vindex toys • Very RARE glass advertising paperweights Early Bronner’s yard art of Santa, sleigh & 3 reindeer -WOW! RARE George Washington cast iron “dumb stove” radiator, circa 1837 Early electric fans including RARE Lake Breeze Steam whistles; Coleman lanterns & iron including Gold Bonds; graniteware; boat-shaped minnow bucket; RARE automatic rocking butter churn with windup mechanism; pocket watches; Maytag wringer wash machines in green, pink & white colors; Sibley stove used during Civil War; Silver Morgan dollars; (2) Great Western parlor stoves; few RARE hay cars; collection of stock spray & other vet product tins; corn shellers; ice harvesting tools; 360-lb anvil & 400-lb anvil base; much more!

••• SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 •••

ADVERTISING SIGNS: Neon Plymouth; neon Chevrolet; Conoco Gasoline;

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neon Pontiac; various Coca Cola; International Clothes; Goblin 5-cent Orangeade; O-SO-Grape; White Star Gasoline; Voigts Snow Drift Flour; Polarine; Crown Gasoline; Grape Nuts; Marathon; Mayers Milwaukee Shoes; various telephone signs; neon shoe repairing; plus many more petroleum, drink & country store signs and thermometers; PETROLEUM: Tokheim visible gas pump; 1-qt “orange” Husky Oil can; 1-gal Indian Oil can; 1-qt Indian Oil can; newer Sinclair dinosaurs & Mobil Pegasus horse yard art; gas globes; COUNTRY STORE: All kinds of countertop displays; coffee grinders; gumball & candy vendors; syrup dispensers; Log Cabin Coffee bin; Bull Durham Tobacco advertising bull; Turnbull’s Underwear advertising ram; barber pole; MISC ITEMS: Oil paintings on canvas; child’s barber chair with horse; windup table-top fly fan; RARE Hinky Dink 1880’s beer engine; airplane-shaped electric fan; 10-cent Coca Cola pop machine; Columbia Expert high-wheel bicycle; (2) Emma Schrock paintings; Tin Lizzie Model T parade car; (30) CAST IRON MECHANICAL BANKS: Boy Scout Camp; Chief Big Moon; Organ Grinder; Two Frogs; World’s Fair; Darktown Battery; Horse Race; Eagle & Eaglets; Dog on Turntable; Kiltie; Mason; Reclining Chinaman; Wm. Tell; Speaking Dog; Goat, Frog & Old Man; plus many more!

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Chupp Auctions presents...

4-DAY ANTIQUE AUCTION

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 Online bidding available! 3:00 PM - TOYs

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22

12:00 Noon - UNCATALOGED LOTS 700+ Lots including advertising, country store, signs, farm primitives & more! 3:00 PM - UNCATALOGED wrenches NO online bidding available on Thursday!

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••• WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 •••

Located 1 mile north of US 20 on SR 5 to the Chupp Auction Center in Shipshewana, Indiana

890 S. Van Buren St. SHIPSHEWANA, IN 46565

••• THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22 •••

WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY

OCTOBER 21-24, 2026

••• FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 •••

SALESMAN SAMPLES: Horse-drawn Walter A Wood hay mower; windmill;

1/4 scale

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23

Online bidding available all day! 9:00 AM - antiques 4:30 PM - antiques

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 Online bidding available! 9:00 AM - antiques

MISC ITEMS

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Bronner’s!

••• SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 •••

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Where There’s Smoke: Smoking Heads Ashtrays Smack Dab In The Middle: Design Trends Of The Mid-20th Century By Donald-Brian Johnson Ashtrays. Once upon a time, they were a necessity of life. During most of the mid20th century, if you had company over and no ashtrays were handy, you could pretty much prepare yourself to later find stubbed-out cigarettes in the candy dish, doused cigarettes in nearly-empty bar glasses, and, every now and then, a tiny cigarette burn on the carpet. So, ashtrays were a necessary evil. Most giftware companies of the 1950s and ‘60s produced at least a few ashtrays, and designers ranged from Sascha Brastoff to Michael and Frances Higgins. The ashtrays came in all sizes, shapes, colors, and compositions. Tiny “dinner dwarfs” were designed Putting on a happy face is this bushy-haired hobo with an to go by each dining room extra-wide grin, produced in Japan. place setting, and huge 10 by 14-ers were just right for the ashtrays, ceramic ashtrays, from holes in the figure’s noscenter of the card table. Glass metal ashtrays and faux-wood trils (and sometimes ears). A A bald-headed trio bursts into song, complete with lyrics on the bases. From Germany, each ashtrays were mass-produced variation, the complete figure. of these more rare smoking heads ranges from $75 to $100. to make their presence more Here, the cigarette receiver palatable. Many ashtrays were was at the belt or base, but the intentionally designed to pro- smoke still trickled forth from vide attractive accents wher- the head. ever they were placed (at least Smoking heads were colMONDAY - OCTOBER 19, 2026 when empty!) Although novelty orfully painted and invariably ashtrays occasionally attracted sported comic expressions. Of 6:00 P.M. buyers (one even featured a course, every good comedy FURNITURE - COLLECTIBLES – BOX LOTS – ETC. mini-roulette wheel), true nov- needs at least some basis in Located @ 185 Logan Rd. (RT 15), 17019 By now, he should be used to elties, ashtrays that depended reality, and head designers did Restaurant & doors open @ 5:00 P.M. Porches begin @ 6:00 p.m. weather the heat, a devil smoking head. almost entirely on comic effect their best to answer the quespermitting; FURNITURE: BOX ROOM: tools; box lots; misc. STAGE for their appeal, were few and tion more than a few folks puzAUCTION: Longaberger®; Fenton; Lots of Jewelry; Pampered Chef; far between. And then “Smok- zled over: why are all those Lenox; lots of household; artwork; collectibles; primitives; retro; antique items; etc. NOTE: Only a partial listing, STILL ing Heads” hit the market. huge mouths gaping open? MUCH MORE TO UNPACK and set up! Office 717-432-8246 or Doug & Vickie Hardy auctioneers 717-432-3779. Sometimes known as “Big The poses provided some of Mouths,” the “Smoking Heads” the answers. Heads with overwere exactly as advertised. size smiles were obviously Ranging from 4 to 6 inches in happy (very happy). Other height, the heads were made of heads seemed to be singhollow porcelain. A lit cigarette ing at full throttle. Or yawnwas placed in the head’s open ing, with mouths stretched as and big mouth (lit end inside, widely as possible. A few were which when you think about even yodeling. If a smoker it, doesn’t seem very com- was in the form of an animal, fortable). Then, you gleefully why then it might have been Check www.haars.com for pictures & updates. watched cigarette smoke vent Continued on page 11

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Stop right where you are, a full-figure policeman smoker.

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Many have heard of this collection - few have even seen it - until now. Selling absolute is this lifetime collection of over 80 Volkswagen vehicles mostly from the 70s-80s, plus others. Also included in this 1st of a series of auctions will be a large selection of new & used hand and power tools, engines & car parts, advertising signs, farm equipment, & a large quantity of scrap. This hoarded collection will be a true pickers paradise. Whether you’re a Volkswagen restorer, parts salvager, or scrapper - you will want to give this auction a look! Only 60 lots will be available for simultaneous online bidding - the bulk of the auction will be LIVE IN-PERSON BIDDING ONLY!

Judging by the smile, this mustachioed fellow doesn’t seem to mind his winged visitor.

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This is a Siamese cat smoking head, complete with glittering blue eyes.

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Ashtray

created several of the more desirable figures. One and Continued from page 10 all, however, are guaranteed panting (dogs), or snapping to put a smile on your face, (alligators), or ferociously roar- as will their prices, averaging (gulp, lions)! ing from $25 to $75. So that’s T h e m o s t- o f te n - u s e d another good reason for startexplanation: “There’s a bee in ing a big mouth collection (as my bonnet! Or at least crawl- if you really needed one). But ing across my face!” Numer- for most collectors of today, as ous big mouths feature a with most buyers of the past, bee on the figure’s forehead, the sheer wackiness of a smokprompting an anguished (and ing head is really the only sellbig-mouthed) outcry from the ing point needed. Think about unfortunate victim. And even it: how many homes can you animals weren’t safe: plenty of visit nowadays where you’ll animal smokers also seem to encounter a happy hobo with be bothered by the bees. smoke steaming from his ears? Smoking heads embraced Mmm-hmmm. Thought so. The a wide variety of characters. journey down tobacco road There were happy hobos, may have come to a screechpixies, pirates. Even the occa- ing halt, but the novelty of a sional exasperated orches- smoking head ashtray contintra conductor (which would ues to delight. A wide “meow” from a black cat big mouth. explain the steam coming out Smokers courtesy of the A patchwork puppy big mouth. of his ears). Additional animal Mark Dickmeyer collection. kingdom representatives Photo Associate: Hank included cats, pigs, chickens, Kuhlmann. donkeys, and occasional eleAll photos by Donald-Brian phants. Big mouths were mass Johnson. produced, so many remain British sports car enthusiasts and restorers will want to explore this extensive collection headlined by a Rare readily available at antique Donald-Brian Johnson is 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mark I Convertible that RUNS and DRIVES headlines this extensive vintage automobile shops and shows, as well as the co-author of numerous collection. Also selling are 1963 and 1967 Sunbeam Alpine restoration projects. The collection continues from eBay and other internet books on design and collectwith Sunbeam and Rootes four-cylinder engines and blocks, manual transmissions with overdrive units, wire sources. ibles, including “Postwar Pop,” wheels, factory removable hardtop, windshields, hoods, doors, convertible top frames, dashboards, Smiths Most smokers were Japa- a collection of his columns. and Jaeger gauges, steering components, radiators, axles, carburetors, trim, emblems, electrical parts and nese imports, although Shaffer Please address inquiries to: boxes of vintage mechanical components. & Vater, a German company, donaldbrian@msn.com.

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Watch out for your fingers with this alligator big mouth.

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Tusk, tusk, here is an elephant smoker big mouth.

A RARE 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mark I Convertible Roadster leads an extensive collection devoted to vintage British sports cars, restoration projects and hard-to-find automotive parts. Finished in vibrant red, the Tiger is powered by a Ford 260 cu. in. V8 paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Features include Rootes Group and Tiger badging, chrome bumpers with overriders, four-spoke alloy wheels, dual exhaust and a wood-rimmed steering wheel. Identification includes VIN/ Chassis Tag No. B9471719 LRX FE and Jensen Motors Body Tag No. JAL 561262. The Tiger RUNS and DRIVES with PA title in hand. Two additional titled Sunbeam projects offer restoration opportunities: a 1963 Sunbeam Alpine convertible with engine, wire wheels, dashboard and an extensive assortment of spare parts, plus a 1967 Sunbeam Alpine convertible project with body shell, engine, four-speed transmission, windshield, body panels, trim, instruments and additional components. The depth of parts makes this collection especially noteworthy. Highlights include a vintage Sunbeam/British factory removable hardtop; numerous Sunbeam and Rootes fourcylinder engines and engine blocks; manual transmissions including Laycock-style overdrive units; automatic transmissions; wire wheels; cylinder heads; crankshafts; rear axles and differentials; suspension and steering components; radiators; windshields; hoods; doors; trunk lids; convertible top frames; dashboards; Smiths and Jaeger gauges; steering wheels; carburetors; intake manifolds; starters; generators; Lucas electrical components; lights; trim; emblems and extensive mechanical hardware. Additional vintage automotive material includes PA license plates dating from the 1920s through the 1970s, a vintage Willard Automotive Cables metal display cabinet, a 1964 Mercedes tool kit, Austin-Healey components, NOS parts and large multi-box lots of vintage automotive parts.

A real ham is this redware pig smoker with big nostrils.

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A rare porcelain coffee because the family was prac- was a 19th-century China Carpenter Foundation, the lens of the Delaware River. Stewmug (after 1811), part of a large ticing Quakers. The Morris trade merchant based in Phil- State Society of the Cincinnati ard of the Olympia, a 19th-cenContinued from page 2 service commissioned by and Hollingsworth families, adelphia who exported goods of Pennsylvania, and WSFS tury cruiser, and the Becuna, a World War II-era submarine, with his cousin, Jesse, he was Israel Wistar Morris (1778-1870) both of which were from Phil- such as furs, metals, grains, Cares Foundation. For those who have not ISM is home to interactive and one of the ship’s largest inves- and Mary (Hollingsworth) adelphia, were extensively and ginseng from Appalachia; tors and ordered china, lac- Morris (1776-1820, m. 1799), is involved in the China trade: in turn, he imported porce- yet visited “Seeking Profit and award-winning exhibitions, querware, and four large land- an important example of Chi- Israel was a broker and com- lains, tea, spices, textiles, and Power: Philadelphia, China one of the largest collections scape paintings. There are two nese Export porcelain made mission merchant, and Mary’s furniture. At 24, Etting set sail Trade, and the Making of of historic maritime artifacts sets of Wain family-owned for the American market. In brother, Henry Hollingsworth, for Canton, and he remained America,” these recent acqui- in the world and a boatbuildchina with identical decora- this case, it is decorated with sailed vessels to China as well there for three years, until sitions offer more fine exam- ing workshop. Accredited by 1825. This cup and saucer join ples of Chinese export porce- the American Association of tion; it is generally believed a design that has long been as brokered goods. The last of the recent other Ettinger pieces in ISM’s lain made for the American Museums since the 1970s, it is that this third identical set believed to be drawn by Mrs. (albeit with the letters “SL” Morris, depicting en grisaille, acquisitions of China Trade collection, including a portrait market. For those who have a premier, seasonal destinarather than “W”) was commis- an outdoor scene of a farmer porcelain is a handled cup and miniature of Benjamin, docu- already seen the exhibition, tion adjacent to Spruce Street sioned by Wain for someone with a cow. (A drawing of this saucer with a rose vine border ments, and a tea box, some of please consider visiting again Harbor Park on Penn’s Landas these additions are well ing. Visit www.phillyseaport. in his wife’s family. This cider subject, survived in the family, and stylized central thistle which are on view. “ S e e k i n g P r o f i t a n d worth the trip. org/admissons-hours-of-operjug will accompany drawings is now at Dumbarton House, design, made in the first half The Independence Seaport ation/ to learn about current from the Lewis family home headquarters of The Colonial of the 19th century. This object Power” is generously suploaned by the Historical Soci- Dames of America.) Accord- is believed to have belonged ported by the Philadelphia Museum (ISM), founded in 1960 hours of operation, ticket packety of Pennsylvania depicting ing to the couple’s descen- to Benjamin Etting (1798-1875) Funder Collaborative for the as the Philadelphia Maritime ages, and guided tour options. China trade pieces in their Vic- dants, who wrote of the ser- and his wife, Frances Gratz Semiquincentennial, the Rich- Museum, encourages visitors to See the full schedule of protorian home that are currently vice in 1931, the motif was (1771-1852), or someone in ard C. von Hess Foundation, discover the history of the Phil- grams and events at www. named “Quaker cow pattern” their immediate family. Etting the E. Rhodes and Leona B. adelphia region through the phillyseaport.org. on view.

The cup and saucer bearing a central cartouche of a shield with the letter “M,” ca. 1785, This platter bearing a central medallion with an urn, late 18th or early 19th centuries, porcelain, manufactured in Jingdezhen, China, decorated in Canton, China, was acquired porcelain, manufactured in Jingdezhen, China, decorated in Canton, China, was acquired through exchange courtesy of friends of the museum, 2026.028.001. through exchange courtesy of friends of the museum, 2026.208.002.

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Continued from page 1 from Pierre’s Bakery, Terhune will become, but the idea has Orchards, and Pink Little always been simple, create a Cake. place that feels intentional, The store is filled with interesting and a little differ- antiques, collectibles, jewent every time you visit.” elry, toys, unique finds and South Brunswick is full hidden treasures picked of history, and this vision for from local estates and aucSecond Bloom is a commu- tions. Seasonal displays and nity-based business that can items bring another layer to have a positive impact on the experience with vintage the residents. Its connection and crafted Halloween colwith Carrefour Gardens began lectibles currently filling the simply. Every year the Bod- shop. Christmas will follow nars would visit the nursery in the same spirit, blending for seasonal outdoor plants. nostalgia, history and tradiAt checkout customers would tion. Plans are underway for enter the barn that operated an interactive Christmas disas a gift shop many years ago. play visitors can walk through After the owner of Crossroads and explore the changing Nursery passed about five sights. years ago, the inside of the October continues with barn had been in transition. a full calendar of events. The Bodnars eventually Upcoming events include a approached the new owner, pumpkin carving contest; a Joe Polito, and after many writers and book club orgaconversations and brain- nizers meetup; a wear the storming together, they began art event; a live heat pressa collaboration. Thus, Second ing session; a dot painting Bloom began to grow. mini-workshop with Eva; an They are still planting antique appraisal day sponseeds, and new things are sored by Bodnar’s Auction; happening every week. New twilight in the garden, an ideas, displays and events unofficial Twilight-inspired are being added. Bodnar’s eve n i n g ce le b ra t i n g t h e Auction recently hosted the books and films; and disco first appraisal days that drew dance night at the garden. a large gathering of local resi- Full event details are at www. dents. Small local businesses secondbloomantiques.com.

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Continued from page 7 sale. This sale has set the bar material and match it to col- high for us,” reported Chad lectors who will truly treasure Reingold, Potter & Potter Aucit. The interest and excite- tions’ director of rare books. ment was clearly reflected in To learn more, email chad@ the runaway success of the potterauctions.com.

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Ernest Hemingway’s “Three Clement C. Moore’s “Poems” Stories & Ten Poems” was was estimated at $3,000 to estimated at $10,000 to $6,000 and sold for $18,500. $20,000 and sold for $19,200.

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To be held at 4401 Philadelphia Ave., Chambersburg, PA 17202 4 miles North of Chambersburg, along Rte. 11 FURNITURE 8:00 PM: Viginia walnut tin punch pie safe; walnut Empire chest; 2 marble top stands; etc; LESHER, MARION, PA. FURNITURE: Cherry grandfather clock; cherry corner cupboard; cherry drop leaf table (w/5 boards); walnut wall clock; etc. FRANK FEATHER CARVED CANE 7:00 PM: Feb. 7, 1944 Gen MacArthur Remember Pearl Harbor. JOHN BELL POTTERY: Approx 30 pcs redware and stone jars, jugs, etc. GUNS 7:00 PM: Savage 22,20g; Win 22; 2) Rem 20g; Sako 223; Springfield 410; Colt 22 revolver; etc; Military rifle; Win 32; Black powder; (6 handguns 22, 380, 357, 38). MISC.: Platinum & multi diamonds brooch; lime green satin Gone with the Wind lamp; dbl brass student lamp; lighting; Civil War prints; Turkey prints; etc; old tinware; Pine Grove Harold E. Miller milk bottle; Cherry Lane Dairy; Small Chambersburg advertising pcs; Chambersburg sleigh (rough); many more good items not mentioned. OUTSIDE LINE 1:30 PM: Usual run of goods/box lots Terms: Cash, good check, credit cards. 13% Buyers premium discounted to 10% for cash or good check. Carl E. Ocker - Auctioneer AU2425-L Kenny’s Auction 717-264-6578 Auction Zip ID # 1421 VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.kennysauction.com See website for pictures we’ll be adding the week of the sale.

Frank Herbert’s “Dune” was estimated at $3,000 to $5,000 A photograph inscribed by Albert Einstein was estimated at $10,000 to $12,000 and sold for $18,500. and realized $10,800.

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and individual leaves. The the Library of Congress and exhibition will include eight the National Gallery of Art, Continued from page 1 blockbooks and five medi- Washington, D.C. United States, with 20 exam- eval manuscripts from the “As home to an unparples ranging from complete Morgan’s collection, as well alleled collection of blockcopies to fragmentary copies as loans of blockbooks from b o o k s , t h e M o r g a n i s uniquely suited to present the first exhibition of its kind in this country,” said Colin B. Bailey, Katharine J. Rayner director of the Morgan Library and Museum. “These extraordinary objects offer a unique window into the values, ideas, and artistic practices of late medieval European society, while revealing a critical moment of innovation in the evolution of the book.” Ty p i cal ly re l i g i o u s i n nature, these works include individual books of the Bible, theological visualizations of the Old and New Testaments, and devotional texts. Viewed in their historical context, these rare objects offer a broader perspective on the evolution of media and communication. Visitors to the exhibition will gain an understanding of blockbooks not just as aesthetic objects but also as windows into the histories of storytelling, bookmaking, and Apocalypsis sancti Johannis (Apocalypse of St. John) Edition print production. For more information, IV, issue 2, is from the Middle Rhine and southern Germany, call 212-685-0008 or visit edition, ca. 1468-70, this copy, ca. 1469-70, blockbook, from www.themorgan.org. The Morgan Library & Museum PML 7.

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NOVEMBER 1 Estate Rare Coins, Bullion, & More NOVEMBER 5 Estate Sterling Silver Jewelry NOVEMBER 12 NOVEMBER 8 Sports Cards, Collectibles, Estate Rare Currency Collection Part II & Signed Memorabilia